Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1949 volume:

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OX El AViiid IAQ H149 QV Ak ' , 'XJ 1 59 W 'Wy M Qggiifmix Mg 2, 3,2 bf , A' f j,,p M MM img do WWW cf, it 5,cfjf Q-Q19 JV Me GU fp WE W xhxnlvlo J if I rd Nw O VGIAIXQ l , f WW .JY J Published by the Student Body Excelsior Union High School Norwalk, California Ralph George, Editor . . . Joyce Jackson, Managing S A v 1 K sw? fi S S a S . x v I Q M5 Q A ,M A S ga ' V Q 1 v r Wim 1 J 1 xL.t f s g-Kr L A-':' :E J, N if x f' U I, -N , ss. s -A xx RN Editor . Dan Nickum, Business Manager s, 1 N X cjowmvwf EM, W W We e Q A M IT A n Ujkfffff f ty., Getting out an annual, and facing all the problems involved, could be quite simple under ideal condi- tions. lust what ideal conditions would be, l don't know, and l doubt seriously that any one else does. Needless to say, the situation faced by this year's staff was far from ideal. First of all we were faced with a steadily growing student body. Secondly due to financial reasons, which I never was able to understand too clearly, we couldn't lengthen the book by more than eight pages and still hope to meet our budget halfway. Possibly the most important decision to be made by the staff was the selection of a theme. ln our Monday afternoon meetings, we gave serious thought to several suggestions. Prominent among them was the '49er idea, also the Gold Rush angle came in for discussion. But we decided to be different from most of the other schools in the state that are using this general field as their theme. And so we selected MUSIC as the nucleus out of which the I949 edition of EI Aviador was to evolve. Our selection of a musical theme was based on several things, first the fact that Excelsior's music department has made such an outstanding name for itself in recent years. And secondly, the fact that it seemed like a good idea with lots of possibilities. Now that you have your copy, my only hope is that you enjoy it as much as those of us on the staff enioyed preparing it for you. RALPH GEORGE 4' Edit-of A 9 ' ' ji, .4+ 'J ml Es 0 LU N D E With the deft touch of one who approaches perfection, Millard Lunde has successfully wielded his baton to bring music appreciation closer to the hearts and minds of the students. Under his capable leadership, both orchestra and band have attained great heights in the field of high school music. For his magnificent achievements in ExceIsior's behalf, we dedicate this 1949 EL AVIADOR to Mr. Lunde. ,dill ' A .l. 3 gl g , i 1 -9- dac, fr Ig' fbr 'fr 'D I. H. Reed. Trustee Edwa d r Gift 9 I 0 For some, the journey of life is ended more abruptly than for othersg but as long as man- kind is given the grace to remember, those who have gone from this earth shall live in the hearts of those who loved them. Gerald Lee Iepson Charles Eugene Lawson QK R M5 Q42 W 'ff 195 Xxrglx- , Y OVER YOU? WW SEM' LSE LQ,.i 'X-N. fud ent G 413 Cla SX SHT AND DAY 35 Sports tgx x X 3 Aw- Q YR BODY AND QOUL ,tg 5 J' 3 3 . 'nt S. - '53 ' f-if-' ff. 5 A FD 9 W fs- ? ' 'Q 1. M N r 3 Q0 .5 i fl. iw . A :git f :X if ' it 4 - in ' D . D . i afilmil 5 x-1. sf M - of if 1 -. ' - T I Q . . . P 6 X x i t .. K 1 .i L i , '. M x W' i s N ist-M. . . 1 as A -ggi ssi Wifi 'af 1- -..Z Q NYTW . i - t mid ey. -D THESE 2 D UH THD I Riff MW, ING5 ' XXV MNX X-.41 41:4 Activities UQUR -...mf 'rm ,iff 11:6 Snaps 1 rn.. .M ' 'vu 'lm I X J Administration, faculty K 3219+ soMEoNE 'ro wA'rGH:lbysg,wMf 'QAM W Mig' rs!! Superintendent Ralph F. Burnight, our impresario, has proceeded to carry out his duties as Superintendent with un- tiring effort. His determination and enthusiastic attitude have made him an admired and understanding person who has the welfare of the com- munities, the administra- tion, the faculty and the students always in mind. Above all, he has upheld the standards of the school and projected the demo- cratic ideals which Excel- sior represents. Board of Trustees Working hard to benefit our school, the Board of Trustees sets the tempo for student activties. This group is composed of five representatives, one from each district, and al- though they are not often seen by the students, their industrious and sincere attitude is reflected in the success of our school. To them we owe our earnest appreciation, for their only reward is in our ultimate satisfaction. arles Kendle M. T. Killingsw th M. M. Haskell A E. Sommer, President R. R. Utterback, C Principal With the growth of Excelsior, came the neces- sity of creating a new ad- ministrative position, that of Principal. How appro- priate that Excelsior's first principal should be a Pilot alumnus, Richard Cahr! Through his work at Excel- sior first as teacher, then as head of the English de- partment, last year in the couselor's office, and now in his new position Mr. Cahr has fulfilled his job with determination and an idealism which is an exam- ple for all of us. Vice - Principal Acting as the director of curriculum and instruc- tion, Miss Bernice Rankin has efficiently held the office of Vice-Principal with a dignity and charm admired by everyone at Excelsior. Her ability at organization has been re- sponsible to a large degree for making Excelsior's edu- cational program progres- sive and functional. Girls' Vice-Principal Perhaps no one per- son has done more to influence and guide the girls of Excelsior High than Miss Lucile Tombs. It is her considerate leadership that causes girls to admire and respect her. With her ease of manner and the indus- trious way in which she goes about her numerous duties, it is Miss Tombs to whom the girls look as she sets the example for them. Boys' Vice- Principal Devoting a great deal of time to the stu- dent body government as well as the Boys' League, Mr. Donald Lund has worked steadily throughout the year to help and advise the students of Excelsior. It has been his aim to guide the students in working out a better student body government. Though Mr. Lund has been here only two years, his good nature and sense of humor have helped to make a place for him here. Counselor Miss Elizabeth Watkins has been an inspirational guide to many students in urg- ing and aiding them to plan their courses to fit the future. By her warm, understanding attitude she has won for herself many last- ing friends. Business Manager Mr. Henry Kors- meier has done an excellent job of han- dling the school fi- nances for the l948- I949 term. He has skillfully handled the tremendous task of managing school ex- penses. Dlreelor of Attendance Several unique and necessary changes were made in the at- tendance system this year under the direc- tion of Mr. Harold Wulke. As attendance supervisor he has been constantly alert to the responsibilities t h a t his position offers. mn Zig , .. -- 5635-1 1 L 5 W My HX ,vt S1 -in M ,H fe 5 MQ wfeg ' WEL I 1 A . - by-fgig W il KY A125 lif,Jf5TL2zK.w Q X1 ,, . -fl I v f' , x rf ITN A..-f 'isa' hun LUCILLE ANDERSON. Health ILA ANTHONY. Art HESTER ARTHURS. Chairman, Home Economics I I, V1 f V1 I WALTER BAUMGARTNER. Chairman, Agriculture GEORGE BISHOP. Mechanics Arts WILLIAM BLOODGOOD. Social Studies GERTRUDE BLOOM. Health ELOUISE BRINEGAR. English WILLIAM BRUFF. Science PHYLLIS DEUEL. Commerce FLOYD DEWHIRST. Science CHARLES DICKERHOFF. Science IOHN DONALD. Art THOMAS EVERLY. Latin, English ARTHUR FINCH. Chairman, Mechanics Arts facull FACULTY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ROBERT ASHTON. Chairman, Boys' Physical Education FRANK AUSING. Social Science IOYE BARTON. Mathematics CHARLES BULL. English TED CHENNEY. Chairman, Social Studies EUGENE CLEAVINGER. Chairman, Commerce GEORGE CURTIS. Boys' Physical Education IAMES DANIEL. Health, Boys' Physical Education IEWELL DAVISON. Girls' Physical Education LUCILE FULKERSON. Commerce PANSY GAGE. Home Economics VIRGINIA GERMAIN. Social Science ETHEL GLENN. Home Economics CARL HAASE. Agriculture HAROLD HARTIEN. Mathematics I facull E201 ERNEST IENSEN. Boys' Physical Education MARY IOHNS, English MAURICE IOYCE. Health WILLIAM KAI-IM, Chairman, Mathematics ALVA KEIM. English EDWIN KIRKPATRICK. Study Hall GAII. MILLER. English T. U. HAWLEY. Science VOLNEY HAWLEY. Mechanic Arts IEAN HAWN, Girls' Physical Education CLEMMET HENDRICK, Boys' Physical Education VETA HOPPER. Chairman, Modern Language RICHARD IAMES. Mechanics Arts DOROTHY LACY, Chairman, Girls' Physical Education IOSEPH LANGDON. Boys' Physical Education EARL LEAKE. English CARMEL LING. Mathematics EDITH LOWE. Chairman, Art MILLARD LUNDE, Music IOSEPHINE. NISSLEY. Chairman, English L MARY O'NEIL. Nurse IOSEPHINE MILLER Home Economics Xl ,V ' fl QQ My Q. inch? LH I CARMEN OSLER, Chairman, Health, Counselor HIALMAR OSTERGARD. Social Studies CARLEY PORTER. Chairman, Senior Problems WILLIAM PRYOR. Mathematics MABEL RALEY, English WINIFRED OWENS. Social Studies VERN PEARSON, Social Studies, English, Mechanics Arts REGINA PHELAN, Girls' Physical Education Mr. Valentine Plays Santa at the Faculty Christmas Party xl. .. S - :ii 31 L QQ' Je x Q Qs . V V X it K N it ., X kg mi , W , mf . s W Q I lx 1' . .. -, 6:1 Uwrw-:ff ' Mir' - 'HN alfa . - N 21:24 un' - 4 'ba ga 1 z--af.:.:.::::-2:2 x 1. 2'v, ' 'S' .Zfw Tx--H swf-' E -Q ELEN REAGAN, Librarian ILLIAM REEVES. English NELLAMENA ROACH, English ALICE ROULET, Girls' Physical Education PHEBE SANDBERG, Girls' Physical Education IOHN SAUERS, Commerce LUCILLE SCOTT, Spanish EDWARD SHARP, Mechanic Arts CORA SHERZER, English CLARA MAE TRACY, Commerce ALONZO VALENTINE, English, Counselor HARRY VAN PETTEN, Mathematics ARVID VIHLEN, Mechanics Arts KEITH WEST, Social Science LOWELL WILLIAMS, Mechanics Arts facull E '-.gif Faculty Association Charter Banquet GERALD ROLLINS. English ARLENE ROOT, Nurse KATHERINE ROTH, Commerce MABEL STEWART, Music ROBERT STRAHL, Mathematics NORMAN STROH, Chairman, American History MARY SUMNER. Spanish ERMA SWARTHOUT, Social Science IAMES THOMAS. Mechanics Arts EVA WILLIAMSON, Commerce MARIE WILSON, Home Economics ALFRED WILSON, Mechanics Arts WILDA YATES, Music HUGH YOST, Chairman, Science Not pictured, MILLARD IARNAGAN, Boys' Physical Education I23I Secretaries MARGARET GRABOU. Secretary, Girls Vice-Principal MARY ANN HANSTROM. Secretary, Superintendent RUTH HILL, Text book clerk FRANKIE HOGGATT, Library Clerk SADIE MOOSHAGIAN, Switchboard AUDREY NOBLE. Attendance Clerk E241 BARBARA ASHWORTH, Secretary, Vice-Principal DOROTHY BRANCH, Secretary, Attendance office HELEN BROWNS. Clerk, Attendance office LOUELLA BUTTS, Clerk, Library HELEN CLARK. Clerk, Attendance office DOROTHY COY. Secretary, Business Manager PHYLLIS OWEN. Bookkeeper HENRIETTA RINGNALDA, Secretary, Principal GERTRUDE SHERRADEN, Secretary, Counse1or's office FACULTY RALLY Leave us face it Mr. Bull. Mr. Lund . Mr. West. Mrs. Keim Mr. Curtis Mr. Lunde. Mr. Valentine. Mr. Iames. Mrs. Brinegar 'Us I Student Government Q.. Dy f ' 1 R hifi A 9 IQ qw as Y ' XB ' X ' l v111i9gt '1 b -I 5:5 ,W TWU 13. -'fj-N llf '2L ii. CAN'T WE TALK ' - ffm' J , milf , MW N TM Don LeGate. President Bette Norene Breid. Vice-president Nancy Piercy, Vice-president Lyle Ferry. President I L. ,, f istudent PRESIDENTS Be it ever so small there is nothing so discouraging as too many demerits. lt was with this in mind that Don LeGate and Lyle Ferry, first and second semester presidents respectively, originated and carried out the idea of earning back lost merits. All-in-all, l948-l949 has proved to be a very successful and enjoyable year. Bod fficers I 943 - H149 FIRST SEMESTER First semester activities were ably directed by Bette Breid, vice-president: Lola Wright, secretary, Ronald johnson, ser- geant-at-arms: Willie Manri- quez, yell leader, Donna Tho- masson, song leader and Lorna Blackie, who carried out her duties as treasurer for the en- tire year. With a song in their hearts and a smile on their faces, these capable leaders added new spirit and advancements in all phases of student activities to the already fine standard. Earn- ing merits and the snack period are only a few of their contri- butions. right. Se ary: D. omasson o SECOND SEMESTER Stepping into position in the middle of the year and main- taining the standards already formed is often hard but so efficiently accomplished by Nancy Piercy, vice-president: leanne Murrell, secretary: jim Rex, sergeant- at- arms: Bill Berger, yell leader and loan Ott, Song leader. They have truly added the finishing touches to the en- trancing rhythm of school life and have skillfully set a fine example for all to follow during the second semester of our school year. R l L W t Th , S g L d R R w l-B. B g Y ll Leader: I. OH. Song Leader: I S rgeant-al-Arms. Row 2-W. Manriquez. Yell Leader: Secretary: I.. Blackie. treasurer. Row 2-I. Rex. S g l k Treasurer. arms N, My, ,VA i 4 r , rr. ,aw gm, - if 41 Student Bod Council .-- ' .3 FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL: Row I-L. Wampler, F. Vicencia. D. Polls. D. Tonkinson, N. Dibs R. Miller, O. Alves, B. May, R. Iohnson. Row 2-B. Rummell. I. Dyer. I. Libby, I. Ryan C. Siegrist, A. Urangu, M.D. Costello, P. Hasiings. L. Tanaka, S. Arrendondo, I. I-Iustrei. Row 3 V. Hansen, I. Iohnson, G. Nelson. P. LuPointe. D. Smith, N. Lockwood, P. Collum. A. Pylman, M. Speighl. L. Alderson, P. Cooler, S. Coots. Row 4-A. Endres. D. VanLeeuwe , L. D . W. Brown. . I. Palmer. -D. Hinkle. D. Howell. n unn, C. Laurer. B. Breid, I. Lee, A. Mulder, B. Olson, G. Foreman, S. Morris Ir., I. Williams, L. Dickerson. I. Shellield. How 5-H. Dumbeck, C.L. Fox, D. Legate. L. Ferry, L. Metzler, P. Nash, S. Turner, B. Buckley. D. Cook, M. Bower. B. Iones, B. Spence SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL: How I-L. Barnett, D. Brown. I. Bill, T. Simpson, M.D. Costello. K. Wood, K. Euiita, B. Munn, C. Dinsrnore. Row 2-I. York, I.C. Altizer, M. Barringer, P. Pinard. B. Barnes, S Dillinger, F. Koski. I. Schliske, G. Ashmore. Row 3-A. Hill, B. Hasselblad. M. Trask, P. Hada, P. Davis E. Lellingwell, M. Barton, V. Hansen, D. Stewart, I. Daniels, M. Ruhlen. Row 4-M. Clark. E.M. Hager- man. B. Chalmers, P. Evans, I. Schinnerer. Row 5-B. Frie, E. Goodban. R. Meyers. I, Williams. B. Biro. R. Lindsey. B. Whilies, B. Heln-ian. W. Pound, K. Beal, S. Eliot. Row B-M. Bower, I. Wiley, I. Curey. T. Head, I. Brown. D. Le Gate, L. Ferry, B. Towne, E. Taylor. E. Ludington, D. Travis 3 USHERETTES By efficient handling of the guests in our auditor- ium, the usherettes were able to contribute to the success of our programs. The girls, under Annie En- dres, were kept busy by the events of the school year. RALLY COMMITTEE The Rally Committee during the first semester, acted as a spark to promote school spirit for the foot- ball season. MaryAlice Hannam fulfilled the du- ties as chairman, with Mr. Valentine serving as fac- ulty adviser. DANCE COMMITTEE Headed by Dean Lough, the first semester dance committee arranged for several of the popular after game record dances. The group also sponsored the many noon dances which are one of the committees chief responsibilities. Ushers and llsherelles Row 1-G. Bowerman. D. Mills. B. Orlh. R. Eberhardl. D. Wells. I. Klees. Row 2-B. Cleveland. V. Hillskemper. Row 3-P. Beurdsley. H. Boone. L. Iohnson. P. Armor. N. Childs. How 4-S. Coots. D. Noble. Row 5-'l'. Van Dyke. M. Trask. B. Dawson. M.L. Marlin. S. Stockton ruidhof. M. Hannam. C. Ruhlan. Row 2- N. Hoopes. W. Munrxquez. L. Kummer Row I-C. Ruhlen. I. Morse. G. Fernely. E. Ludington Row 2-D. Lough. T. Gray. D. Benson. D. Phillips Rally and Dance Committees V rf' X1 w l-B. Spence. C. Klug, R. Geox e, K. Terr . M. Io nson g Y h .D R d R -NJ-LU.. B. Icckson. N.A.U., E. Lavis. N.H.U., R. Hill. D. Cook L F y Decker. I.. Metxler w l-D. Kilby, V. Hillskemper. P. Lockwood, W. Davis. R w 2-B. B odro. ow 3-B. Tayles. P. Sheehy, B. Martin. G. Angl w l-E Wood. P. Holtz. I. Livingston. Row 2-M. Gray, F. V' D USHERS With Keith Terry acting as head usher, this year's auditorium u s h e rs have done a great deal to help keep ord er during the assemblies. They have also worked in cooperation with the usherettes at spe- cial programs. RALLY COMMITTEE Ronaldjohnson,with his committee, helped bring many Pep-plus rallies during s e c o nd semester. This committee helped set the pace for basketball, track, and numerous social activities on the campus. DANCE COMMITTEE Donna Thomasson car- ried on as second semester d a n c e committee chair- man. She and her commit- tee deserve a vote of t h a n k s for making the noon dances, held on Tues- days and Thursdays, such a success. E331 Don Kilby, President Boys' league With assemblies, bas- ketball games, movies and dances, the Boys' League had a full schedule of ac- tivities for the year. They co-sponsored with the Girls' League Tinsel Time , the all-school win- ter formal. The boys had several men only assem- blies with their president, Don Kilby, presiding. BOYS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Row l-D. Fisher. L. Kammer. M. Herrera, I. Iohnson. B. Rogers. How 2-D. Munroe, W. Mcxnriq B. Martin, I. Roddick. E. Ludington. Row 3-B. Berger. P. Howard. D. Travis E341 - v G RLS LEAGUE CABINET Row 1-P. Lockwood. D. Mills. L. Thompson. N. VunderVeen. Row 2- The Girls' League started the year off with a bang! by means of an assembly. Marilyn Mulholland, presi- dent, and the rest of the cabinet worked hard to make this year a success. Through the Girls' League, a girls' costume change was brought about and numerous assemblies and activities were presented to the girls. I Jw il N. Piercy. A. Endres ff W S Girls' league Marilyn Mulholland. President E351 Ways and Means al friendship Committees In their green and white ging- ham dresses, the Ways and Means Committee led by Dee Ann Mills, has been prominent at many ath- letic events selling ice-cream, candy,and popcorn to earn money for the Girls' League. This com- mittee is made up of girls with pleasing personalities and a will- ingness to work. The year-round job of making new girls at Excelsior feel at home through the sponsoring of teas falls under the auspices of Nancy Piercy and her group of cordial and understanding girls who make up the Friendship Commit- tee. Their special emphasis on smiles during Friendship Week was a welcome sight to the cam- pus. l351 tin. I. Myers. B. Kutner. N. Piercy. Weirick. L. Boersmn. P. Lockwood. Mullendore. I. Murrell. E. Popovich Row l-P. Tullis. BJ. Gibson. M Speight. B. Chalmers. M. Barton. Row 2-H. Medina. M. Trask. P. Beardsley B. Cleoveland. E. Bruuor. D.A. Mills G. Bowerman. S. Beard. Row 3-LA Pardee. V. Houghton. H. Gregory. L Tanaka. M. Kooiman. D. Decker. P Monroe. N. Hoscheit. R. Brady. G Foreman. I. Palmer. S. Stockton. I Roberts Row 1-I. Livingston. I. Morse. M Brumley. Row 2-M. Magnusson. B. Breid. A. Sakamoto. N. VanderVeen. C. Reid. I. Thomas, M. Ashmore. L. Thompson. I. Alexander. Row 3-K. Wood. L. Wright. I. DeVries, M.L. Mar- L. E Hi Iinx skeleton - - - Girls' gym teachers on revue - - - Tinsel Time - - - I.i'l Abners at the Sadie Hawkins Dance - - - Some of the gang at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. E371 Classes 1? U53 5 gfjwlwfk wa-:Y suouua I ca? oven You? if 2. , 27 15 29 1 Phil Van Spanje, President: Ieanne Murrell. Vice-President Row 1-B. Tayles, Yell Leader: P. Lockwood. Treasurer. How 2-B. Ireland, Song Leader: S. Stockton. Secretary: L. Kam- mer. Sgt.-at-Arms E401 Q 12 Lf 5 1 ' , . r W w Xt, tx I, 1 x 1 V' I-ity: :Lx Ti . 7 LL 'lv fl A, X VX I t I ass 0 KX 'luv I, NL A I tl V, . X !l7 x Ci ll , Y PATRICIA LEE GLORIA IEAN ELEANOR IANE ALBRIGHT 87-XALLAN ALSUM S.B. ludge , .1-X. Council Comm. Club Xmas Play Rec. Games, Mgr. Big Sister Girls' Sports Councilman A'Capella Choir Girls' League Rep. Xmas Play Xmas Play Aud. Usherette Girls' Sports 1-4 ERNEST AMEZCUA CARY DON ANGLE ESTHER APARIIO B Basketball 4 Band, Drum Major Steering Comm. 3 SB. Dance Comm. D Basketball, Capt Dramatics Club C Basketball gr. Ppllay r. ay MARY LOUISE ELIZABETH IRENE PEGGY IEAN APPLEBURY ARMBRUSTER ARMOR C.S.F. 2-4 Comm. Club Aud. Usherette Latin Club 2 Aud. Usherette 3-4 Spanish Club 4 Big Sister 2-3 Girls' Sports Aud. Usherette Big Sister Spanish Club l949 LNCY KIMIKO MARCIE LEE ALDOMIRA6 LAHARBARA IEAN STEVEN HUMPHREY BETTY LOUISE ASAWA ASHMORE I BALLARD BALZER BARNES dv. Girls' Glee C.S.F. l-4 A'Capella Choir 3 Vr. Track 4 'Capella Choir Councilman 2 4 Girls' Lyric Club 4 Transfer from Washing- .S.F. 4 Band 3-4 Spring Swing 3 ion High School, Los pring Swing A'Capella Choir 3-4 Xmas Play Angeles, Calif. md: Play Friendship Comm. 4 -2 V l x X, is N -4 . 9 is ,. N 'Q is x gl I -. ,,,:.. X . 'l E HENRY DEFOREST N. PATRICIA LEE BARTELS BARTHOLO- BEARDSLEY Mgw Ex, Life 3-4, Ed. 4 Big E Club 3-4 Vr. Football 4 Vr. Tennis 3-4 DALL WILLIAM LAURA BETZ BENNETT Fr. Chorus ,jection Crew Transfer from Sunsei riual Photographer ?gglLsSChoO1' Dallas' x C.S.F. 1-4, Sec. 4 S.B. Iudge 4 Steering Comm. Girls' Letter Club, V-Pres. WILLIAM LUTHER BILLINGSLEY C.S.F. 4 Projection Crew 2-4 Bi E C1 b 3-4 g u Campus Comm. 3 Baseball, Mgr. 2 ,K 1, Ir rf- EVELYNE DARLENE BECK Big Sister 2-4 Girls' Sports 1-2 Girls' Leiter Club 2-4 BOB BIRO Band 1-4, Conductor A d. U h 2 ll S el' A'Cape11a Choir 2 Projection Crew 2 KATHRYN ISABELLE GEORGE BELTRAN BELCHER Girls' Sports SHIRLEY ANN 2 BISHOP LOR NA ESTH ER BLACKIE S.B. Treas. 4 C.S.F. l-4 Big Sister 2-3 I 41 I EDWIN BENIAMIN BONNIE IEAN BLACKWELL BLOOD Annual Photographer 4 Transfer from Projection Crew 1-3 Campus Comm. 1-4 B Football, Mgr. 2 P.A. Crew 2-3 GAY BOWERMAN Band, Banner Bearer 4 Ways and Means 4 Aud. Usherette 3-4 Girls' Letter Club Drama Club DORIS LOUISE BROWN Councilman 4 Girls' Lyric Club, Pres. 4 Xmas Play E421 Georgetown, Miss, ELAINE MARIORIE BRAUER S.B. Iudge 3-4 Ways and Means Ex. Lite 3-4 Trial Flights 2-4, Assoc Ed. 4 Sr. Play HELEN B. BOONE Speedball, Mgr. 4 Aud. Usherette 4 Girls' Sports 1-4 Band 2 Girls' Letter Club BILLIE LARAE BREAU Girls' Sports 2 SUSIE MARIA BOUCK BETTE NORENE BREID Valedictorian S.B. V-Pres, C.S.F. 1-4, V-Pres. Friendship Comm. Asst. Chr. 4 Ir. and Sr. Plays Campus Leader 2 LORETTA ANN BOURCEOIS Adv, Girls' Glee Xmas Play Drill Team Girls' Sports PEGGY IANE BREWER 1-' D . W lfi' W' 'lm PAULA ZOE BOWEN Councilman Girls' Sports Drill Team Commercial Club IO BRINK Ba 3 V O hestra 2 teering Comm. 4 , JJ , V-Y is x Q5 Q E LARRY CECIL BROWN Steering Comm. Campus Comm, Band 1-3 Track 3-4 f, . EILEEN IOAN BRUINS 2 Transfer from 2 Sioux Center, Iowa MARY DEE BRUMLEY SB. Iudge Steering Comm. 4 Friendship Comm. Aud. Usherette C.S.F. ARLA ANE BYNON BARBARA IUNE ff?-X fa, p ' x .P f,,V,L, R apsod in Blue CANNON Steering Comm. 3 Ways and Means Girls' Sports 2 - Latin Club S.. Jef' WATALIE ARLYS CHILDS Girls' Letter Club 2-4, Sec. 4 C.S.F. 4 Spanish Club l-3 Girls' Sports Ir. Play Prod. Stall IARBARA C. CLEVELAND Ways and Means Girls' Letter Club, Pres. 4 Spanish Club 2 Stage Crew 3-4 Aud. Usherette 3-4 HARON LEE COOTS RONALD CISNEY Rally Comm. French Club Latin Club LOIS ARMITA COKER Girls' Sports l Adv. Girls' Glee 2 Girls' Lyric Club 3 Xmas Play Z-3 Big Sister BARRY IOHN CLANTON MARGEE MAE COLEMAN Adv. Girls' Glee Xmas Play Girls' Sports Big Sister A. G. COPE WILLIAM P. COSTA CONNIE MARY CARRERA Drill Team Spanish Club 2-3 Girls' Sports l MARIORIE IEAN CLARK Big Sister IOYCE ANN CASKEY Commercial Club Girls' Sports 3-4 Big Sister MILDRED LUCILLE CLARK Councilman 4 Big Sister ARMIDA CESENA Spanish Club Transfer from Poly High, Long Beach PHYLLIS CLARK Steering Comm. Girls' S orts Latin Cllvlib Commercial Club Drill Team Girls' Sports l-4 G.A.A. Council, Sec, 4 Girls' Letter Club, V-Pres. 3 Councilman 4 Band 2 Tennis I.V. Football Transfer from Mineral Wells High School B Basketball C Basketball Baseball Vr. Basketball S.B. Iudge CUBA VIRGINIA IAMES DONALD D VHCTOLLIS 1 - Big, sixln 3233 R ,, ix COOK S,B. Iudge Councilman Campus Comm. Spanish and French Clubs Swing Band Leader PEGGY ANN COOTER Councilman 4 Drill Team Band, Flag Twirler 4 S.B. Ass't. Song Leader E431 l've Got Our senior year is inclined to be one of looking forward expec- tantly to the future-of indiffer- ence to the present-and of for- getting the past. We dream great dreams of how we're going to become famous, or how we're going to make the world a perfect place in which to live. Every ship is romantic ex- cept the one we are riding on in our estimation. Remember our first day on the campus? Perhaps we were a tri- fle bewildered and even a little frightened, but by the time the frosh party rolled around we felt a part of the school-and most of us decided it wasn't so bad after all. Erma Swarthout. Carley Porter. Class Advisers ,4-ni ..g. a wmsmssssss-ssrs. assassin -ss - as -f Q -y 9' S N K is MARY DOLORES IOE WILLIAM COSTELLO Councilman 3-4 Girls' Sporis l-2 A'Capel1a Choir IAMES FRANCIS CURTIS Big E Club 3-4 Vr. Baskeiball 3-4 Capt. 4 Vr. Track 4 Projection Crew 3 Campus Usher 4 1 ESTHER NADINE DARNOLD Girls' Lyric Club Xmas Play Transfer from Los Banos, California NORMA IEAN COTTRELL COYKENDALL C.S.F. 2 Transfer from N.F.L. 2 Whiitier, California Spanish Club Z Track 3-4 MONA MARIE CATHERINE DALTON FRANCES Girls' Sporis 2 D'ANGELQ Xmas PIGY 4 Girls' Sports Campus Comm. Spanish Club Big Sisier BEN IOSEPH DAVIS MARGARET MARIN DAVIS Councilman 4 C.S.F. 4 Spanish Club Pockelful of Dreams IOBERT VAN DAW BETTY IANE Baseball 1, 3-4 C Football DHN EDWARD DE IONG Vr. Football 3-4 Vr. Basketball 4 S.B. Iudge 4 Band 2 French Club 3-4 VERETT WILLI DINGWELL Ex. Life Staff 3-4 Vr. Basketball DAWSON C.S,F. 2-4 Drill Team 3 Girls' Sports 1-2 Aud. Usherette 4 Spanish Club IAMES ARTHUR DELARGE B Football 3 AM VIVIAN INEZ DODDS A'Capella Choir Spring Swing Xmas Play Big Sister IOHN ALEXANDER DECKER Aud. Usher Campus Comm. Campus Usher NORA DEL HOYO Spanish Club, Sec. 3 Adv. Girls' Glee Drill Team Big Sister ROY DOWNS Steering Comm. 2 Campus Comm. 2 BETTY IEAN DEFOE G.A.A. Council, Asst. Sec. 4 Councilman 2 Girls' Sports l-4 Girls' Letter Club DON THOMAS DESILETS Band Swing Band S.B. Iudge 4 DELOR ES ANN DOYEL Steering Comm. 3-4 Xmas Play 2 Councilman Campus Comm. 2 Drill Team DENA DEHAAN SAMUEL DEHOOP Adv. Girls' Glee Councilman Drill Team ROY DEUTSCHER IEANNE VIRGINIA Sr. Class Asst. Yell Leader DEVRIES Steering Comm. 4 Friendship Comm. 4 A'Capella Choir 3-4 Councilman 2 Band, Flag Twirler 4 NORMAN GEORGE CAMILLE FRANCES DUBOSCH C Football DUMAIS Projection Crew l45l XTRICIA LOUISE ROSEMARIE DON IAMES EITER DWYER MARTHA giglifgl 2 c gigllsggoiifolgansas AudF?IE5e':eqgDT rlliootgall 3-4 Big Sister me ANNIE MAGDALENE WESLEY ENKHORN MARIE NOELINE ENDRES ERRECALDE Councilman C.S.F., VfPres. 4 Girls' Sports 1-4 G.A.A. Chairman C,S.F. Commercial Club Band Big Sister IOAN ALICE EVELAND Girls' Sports Adv. Girls' Glee Big Sister VIRGINIA FORREST Big Sister 2-4 Aud. Usherette 2-4 Adv. Girls' Glee, Pres. Girls' Sports l-3 I461 LOIS IEAN ROBERT PAUL FEHD EYTCHISQN Projection Crew Councilman 1 Latin Club Big Sister DOLORES ANN FOURMENT C.S.F. 3-4 Commercial Club B' S' ter ig is Transfer from Wayne, Michigan IOSEPH FRANCIOSI Steering Comm 1 Stage Crew Projection Crew C.S.F. I GABRIEL FERNETY LYLE LEON FERRY Vr. Football 3-4 SB, Pres. 4 Vr. Baseball 4 C.S.F., Pres. 4 Big E Club 4 S B. Judge 4 A'Capella Choir 4 Campus Leader 4 Ir. Play Prod. Staff Ir. ancl Sr. Plays RICHARD DEAN IACK EDMOND FRETHEIM FULLER Xmas Play Councilman B Track 3 Spring Swing A'Capella Choir 1. I 1 ,S l I DON IOE FISCHER B Football, Capt. B Track, Capt. C Track, Capt. C Football Boys' League Cabinet BETTY IOE FUSELIER C.S.F. l-4 Orchestra 1-4 Congratulations r - 'pew ev! f . x is e lt 1 .. J'L, . in IACK DONALD RALPH A. GEORGE RUTH MELVINA MINNIE MODENE ESTHER NORMA ANNA MARIE GENGLER Annual 3-4' Ed- 4 GESKE GIBSON GILBERT GILLETT cfs-F5 1-4 Councilman l Steering Comm. I-4 Councilman 1 Big Sister Ex- l-lle Slalf 3'4 A'Capella Choir 3-4 Councilman 2 Steering Comm. 1 Girls' Sports Avril Usher 2-4 Adv. Girls' Glee Girls' Sports 2-3 Girls' Letter Club SB- Iudge Drill Team Adv. Girls' Glee Big Sister HAROLD WILBERT DICK ARTHUR DARIO GOVEA IOYCE IRENE HAZEL IEANNE ANN MARIE GOERTZ GOODRO :fBff Track 1-2 HAGUE HAM HAMEL Football 2 Steering Comm. B Basketball l Adv. Girls' Glee Friendship Comm. Big Sister S.B. Dance Comm. Xmas Play Big Sister Campus Comm. Girls' Sports 1-2 Girls' Sports Vr. Football Track MERRYALICE HOPE GEORGE FREEMAN MARY ELLEN CLARA LENE HARP IOHN BYRON LEATRICE HASKELL HANNAM HANSFORD HARLOW Band 3'4 HARSHA Drill ffefim 3 Soioh. Class Historian Vr. Tennis 3 Band, Majorelie 3 Olclleslm 2'3 Ir. Play SPGY1l5h Club 3 Rd ly cerrirri., Chr. 4 rv. Football 3 s.B. Aeei. Song Leader SPHHQ Swv'-Q 3 Councllmfln Dance Comm. 3 Big E Club 3 B19 Sjlslef B19 SISYGF Councilman Latin Club G1T1S SDONS Steering Comm. l-3 Councilman Ir. Play Prod. Staff Big Sister I47J IEAN ELWOOD HATHAWAY French Club 3-4 Latin Club Z Transfer from St. Catherines Military School, Anaheim s x r if 1 LFLWQL f ff, . 1 ft f ul it Q ll' l X21 L ' L3 XI, 1 X7 hp V ff X t ' KILXL ' 0 n Grad I' lp' fl ,Z ua I r a , ,A J if V XX: 1 JL M' l ' V , lk f' :V N A ' , M SHICEYOSHI DAVID HEFNER IUD L I N BARBARA A LCOLM CALVIN HAYASHI TfGCk3 Big ister' Y HEINEM N , HELMAN igi hlu SE. Asst. Song Lea er gootli-,alll23 ,U ,ll if Ways and Means 3-4 Councclfniag 1 X S.B. Iudge 4 Steering Comm, 1-2 X NJ X, S.B. Dance Comm. 4 ,' l s l Q S er? K 3 xg X ' X VALERIE MAE G LORIA IRENE YVONNE D HEMMINGER HENDERSHOT Transfer from Stratford Band, Flag Twirler 4 High School, Stratford, S.B. Dance Cornm. 4 Connecticut Latin Club 2 Councilman Drill Team 3 VIRGINIA IOAN ALICE HOFSTRA HILLSKEMPER gif' ELQTNSMI-4 4 - e a , gr. Councllmcn Glnrlsy Letter Club Spanish Club Stage Crew Gir s' Sports Drill Team l431 Aud. Usherette 3-4 Big Sister 2-4 gil? EESAN HERD GMI' EEOZERSON spdmgifoiub 2-3 pr. Chorus Commercial Club 3-4 IDA LOU PAUL HORN HULLIDAY HENRY HERRERA RU B Football 2-3 I.V. Baseball 2-3 B Track 1 Councilman Ir. Play PATRICK EDWARD HOWARD Vr. Football Vr. Basketball B Basketball B Football Councilman 2 D' ea aC ir 1' IL r T v' C ncil St ri om. , - O..1 h' .A j 1 DEE HUTCHINSON A Capella Choir Steering Comm. Spanish Club Big Sister Girls' Sports THEODORE WHITFIELD Stage Crew P.A. Crew BETTY LEE ICE IRELAND Band, Majorette 2-4 Sr. Class Song Leader S.B, Dance Comm. 4 Councilman l-3 Steering Comm. lg 4 ERNEST WILBURN IOYCE IACKSON IACKSON RONNIE LOUIS IEFFREDO Steering Comm. Track Campus Comm. FFA, Pres. Annual Staff 2-4 French Club, Pres. 4 Steering Comm. 2-3 C.S.F. 1-4 Spanish Club LAURA MARGARET IEFFREY S.B. Judge Ir. and Sr. Plays N.F.L,, V,Pres 4 Spring Swing Spanish Club DICK IVEY MARIORIE IACKSON Tumbling, Mgr. 4 C1.A.A. Council 4 Girls' Letter Club Big Sister 2, 4 FRANK IIMENEZ B Track Vr. Track 4 C Basketball l 3' f., K Senior Square MYRON LYLE RONALD ROBERT DUANE DOUGLAS IOHNSON Councilman Transfer trom Lynwood Ir. High School, Lyn- wood, Calif. IOHNSON SB, Sgt.-at-Arms Ir. and Sr. Plays Stage Crews 3-4 Rally Comm., Chr. 4 DUANE ELDON IOBE Campus Comm. Band 2-4 Orchestra 4 DANNE MARIE IOHNSON A Capella Choir Spring Swing Xmas Play Girls' Sports Commercial Club LEROY IEROME KAMMER I.V. Baseball Vr, Baseball 2-4 Big E Club 2-4 Boys' League Treas. , Rally Comm. I 50 I KADELL DON VICTOR IERRY LEE IOHNSON LAEI. IOHNSON Salutatorian Trial Flights, Ed. 3 C.S.F. 1-4 V.Pres. 4 S.B. Iudge Tennis Mgr. G.A.A. Council V.Pres 4 BERYL ELDON KEMPTON Track l-4 Football 1-2 Big E Club Campus Comm. Stage Crew IOHNSON Vr. Tennis 3-4 Vr. Basketball 4 Campus Comm. Aud. Usher l-3 Big E Club 3-4 LOUANNE FERN IOHNSON Big Sister ALBERT EUGENE KEULEN F.F.A. l-4 A Capella Choir 2 Xmas Play 2-3 Spring Swing 2 Maclrigal Singers 3 DONALD CHARLES ETHERN FRANCES KILBY KILLEN Boys' League Pres. Girls Sports 1-4 C.S.F. 3-4 Band 2-4 C Track C Football ICE MILTON CLOIS RALPH KIRK KIRKPATRICK P.A. Crew l-4 Ir. and Sr. Plays Stage Crew 4 Campus Comm. 4 Projection Crew 1-4 Campus Comm. 2 Transier from Colton High School, Colton, Calif, RICHARD HAROLD KING Spring Swing 3 Orchestra 2-4 Latin Club 2 Band 4 GERALDINE KLEES Aud. Usherette Annual Photographer Christmas Play Girls' Letter Club Adv. Girls' Club obod nows T e 'ft , , ,, ff, f ' f , If ,i r fi' ff ff v X l X f M l I V' ll' fl , A Y Y f V, ll 144' fl I . fy If fy ' ' I ' V i It If , ' ' A , . 4 ,f , f rerwffffffrf ., , ll ' ij' f Lf lf! af CLAUDE IOHN ,f OBERT BURLEIGH CE ARL NE G 0N'ALD ROY KLUG ff W KNIGHT l KOOIMAN KRAUSE Head Aud. Usher 2-4 Campus Comm. Spanish Club Sr. Play Prod. STANLEY RAY LANGFORD Vr. Football 3-4 Vr. Track 4 Campus Comm. 4 Annual Photographer, Transfer irom William Band ' Christman High Sch., Aud, Usherette lndependence, Mo. BARBARA IEAN BOBBIE IEANNINE LANTZ LO POUR Latin Club 2 Asst. S.B. Sec. Spanish Club 4 C.S.F. Big Sister Latin Club Councilman Girls' Sports Band Spring Swing Protection Crew RICHARD LARSON Vr. Football Vr. Basketball Vr. Track Councilman Campus Comm, ERNEST O'DELL ROBERT LEE EVA MAE LEFFLER DON OLEN LAWSON LEDBETTER GL- Ushefette A LE GATE r.F,A. 3-4, Treas. Football 3-4 A, Capella Cholf Girls' sports 5,3 Play Big Sister Drill Team Girls' Sports Trouble l've Seen SB. Pres. Councilman Projection Crew Spanish Club FOREST A. KRIEGER ELIZABETH KRUIDHOF Rally Comm. 4 Drill Team 3-4 Sr, Class Asst. Song Leader Big Sister 2-4 ILA MAE LAURENCE IRENE C. LAURENCE Big Sister Drill Team Steering Comm. 2 Big Sister HENRY FREDERICK IOYCE IEAN LETTS LESH Band, Banner Bearer sf. Pray 3-4, Boys' Comic Opera Steering Comm. 3 Xmas play Councilman 1-2 E511 MAGGS CLARENCE ROBERT IEANNETTE IOY PAT ANN LEVY LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD Projection Crew 2-4 Friendship Comm. Sr. Class Treas. P.A. Crew 2-4 Steering Comm. Ir. Class Historian Stage Crew 3-4 G.L. Activity Chr. Annual Photographer Band 3-4 Friendship Comm. B Football MAUREEN DON LOUIS EDDIE RAY MAGNUSSON MALAIN MARTENSEN Friendship Comm. 4 Track 2-4 Ir. Play Annual Stall 4 Trial Flights 3 SB. Iudae 4 C S F. l-4 C Football 2 Vr. Football 4 Councilman 4 . VICTOR LOPEZ Track 2-4 Basketball l A Capella Choir 3-4 GERALD MARTIN Steering Comm. Councilman DEAN HOWARD LOUGH Ir. Play Dance Comm. Chr. 4 Basketball l-3 Track l-2 Latin Club DONNA CHRISTINE Band, Head Flag Twirler Steering Comm. Sr, Class Asst. Song Leader Rally Comm. MARY LOU MARTIN GL. Sgt.-at-Arms Friendship Comm. 4 Ways and Means 3 Campus Comm. Steering Comm. 1-4 PAUL D. MAXAM I,V. Football 2-3 Projection Crew DOROTHY IOYCE MCCONAGHY IOYCE ANN LUELLA IOAN MCCASKPE Projection Crew MCCRAW MCFARLANE Big Sister A Capella Choir 3-4 Drill Team 3-4 l521 Adv. Girls Glee Girls' Sports H r 1oHN EDWARD MCPHEE Transfer from Con- cordia College, Bronx- ville, N.Y, HORTENSE MEDIN Trial Flights 3-4 As: Ed, 4 Spanish Club 2-3 Pri 3 G.A.A. Sec. 4 Ways and Means Ex. Life KENNETH MILLER LARRY MILLER Vr. Football Vr. Baseball C Football Campus Comm. F.F.A. Vr. Football Campus Comm. DEE ANN MILLS Wixys and Means Chr. C.S.F. l-4 Sec. 4 S.B. Asst. Sec. Softball, Mgr. Girls' Sports THY MULDER RUTH MULDER MARILYN ouncilmgn 1 2 girls' Letter Club 3-4 MULHQI-LAND teerin m. ' ' S t . :nd Bgixnnzyp Bearer 3 C.lS.El'. 23? S GQ? Pres' 4' Act' Chr' mas Play 3-4 Latin Club 2 CAS F 3.4 g Sister Spanish Club 4 ' ' KRIORIE IEANNE GERALDINE NEAL MURRELL B. Sec. '. Class V-Pres. 'iendship Comm. , Class Sec. :anish Club C.S.F. 3-4 Drill Team 3-4 Commercial Club 3 Big Sister 1-3 Ways and Means 4 G.A.A. Council Girls' Sports l-4 Girls' Letter Club GRACE F. NEWCOM B Girls' Sports 1 Big Sister 2 Councilman l Now ls T MEISSEN EMMELINE G' ' S Campus Comm. 2 GV X L. V-Pres 4 Girls' Sport 1 Big Sister 33 Ir. Class Treas Drm Team 4 Counlcilman 1 19 Sifisus orz d 0 If ' 14 ff l I ' 1 IAMES LOUIS 'ffl' EL E I R . OTT f 5' 5 H I p ' I 4 O 4' - lv MONTEITH Band l-4 ' . 1.4 , C.S.F. 4 Com S.B. Judge - I 5 'o Club '. e ' 5 m t YSAURO MUNOZ DON NICK B rooibqii MUNRQE B Footba Vr. Track Campus m. 3-4 Big E 4 LOUISE BEATRICE IRENE MEREDITH i s orts Commercial Club 3 MENDELL B' 'Slgf W .2 no... Qboycg I 53 ml' A I I I lack O'Lantern lump J i A itil il X X. Q if xl X E541 Q. IACK NELSON Vr. Football Councilman Campus Comm. Big E Club S.B. Iudge PHILIP WOODWORTH OGILVIE C.S.F. 3-4 N.F.L. 2-4 Ex. Life Annual Staff Bovs' Comic Opera St. Conductor BEVERLY ORTH Adv. Girls' Glee A Capella Choir Aud. Usherette Commercial Club Spring Swing Among THOMAS ERNEST NIELSEN C.S.F. 1-4 Latin Club 3 French Club 3 RICHARD ELBERT OCIER Campus Comm. Vr. Football B Football Councilman STEPHEN OLIVAS Band l.V. Baseball Spring Swing IOAN on SB, Song Leader 4 SB. Asst. Song Leader 4 Class V-Pres. 2 Girls' Sports Ways and Means Steering Comm, BETTY IEAN OLSON Fr. Class V-Pres. l Councilman 4 A Capella Choir 4 BLANCHE ALBERTA PAKE Class Song Leader 3 S B. Asst. Song Leadel 3-4 Friendfhip Comm. 3-4 Rally Comm. 4 Dance Comm, 3-4 Girls' Sports Souvenirs ALBERT DONALD IOAN PALMER PALMER C.S.F. 1-3 Vr. Basketball 3-4 Big E Club 3-4 Ways and Means C.S.F. Girls' Letter Club Trial Flights IANEL KATHRYN PASCH Girls' Letter Club Ir. Play Prod. Staff Spanish Club Track 4 Girls' Sports Girls' Sports 7+ ED PATRICK MARGARET LEONE MARIE B Foolbfill 1-2,4 ELIZABETH PETERSON VT- BGS-'2bC1ll 2'4 PENACHQ Steering Comm 14 Big Sister Councilman 3 Ir. Play Prod. Staff SR IROTHY MAXINE BARBARA IEANNE BETTIE IEAN NANCY ANN CATHERINE PHILLIPS PICKOLICK PIERCE PIERCY PLATFOOT iirls' Sports Spring Swing 2-4 Big Sister S.B. V-Pres. 4 Band, Banner Bearer A Capella Choir 3-4 Girls' Sports Friendship Comm. Chr. Councilman Xmas Play 2-4 4 Latin Club Adv. Girls' Glee 2 Band, Flag 'Twirler 4 Big Sister Girls' Sports A Capella Choir 3-4 Aud. Usherette G.A.A, Asst. Chr. 4 . 5 1, 6 ' xl .Q I LEN MARIE X-'ANE IANET IACQUELINE IEAN IEANETTE BERTHA MARILYN IOYCE POKTIRFIELD ,. Posri-IUMA Pnocron Pusrz QUINN arufer Ifom LOHQ - X Fr, Chorus Transfer from Monte- Girls' Sports Drama Club l'liF,Schc1oI, Rolla, Adv. Girls' Glee bella High School, Xmas Play M' . -,.. A Capella Choir Montebello, Calif. A Capella Choir r X 5 Drill Team Spring Swing A R l J 4 CLARENCE DALE POLLEY C.S.F. 1-4 S.B. Iudge 4 Vr. Tennis 3-4 Big E Club 4 Latin Club ARLEN ERNEST RETHWISCH P.A. Crew 4 l55l . ff lf tl Its' 1 'F X . .iii fi .1111--Y, BEVERLY ANNE REYNERSON C.S.F. l-2 Sr. Play 4 Stage Crew 3 Drama Club YVONNE AU DREY ROOTLIEB Drill Team Big Sister PETE SAGARA B Football C Football E551 DOROTHY IOAN RIETKERK Ex. Lite C.S.F. Drama Club Spanish Club Drill Team RAY M. ROSENLOF B Football 3-4 B Track 3-4 SB. Asst, Yell Leader lr. Plav Campus Usher IVAN LEROY SCHROEDER Tr and Sr. Plays C.S.F. 3-4 Xmas Program Boys' Comic Opera Spring Swing WANDA LORRETTA BEVERLY IOANNE ROBERSON CHARLES ALEX ROSS Big E Club 3-4 lr, Play C Football 3 Basketball l,2,4 Vr. Tennis DOUGLAS SEAVY Vr. Football 3-4 S.B. Iudge 3-4 Campus Comm. 3-4 Campus Usher 3-4 Stage Crew ROBERTS Councilman Ways and Means Steering Comm. Girls' Sports Big Sister CHARLES EDWARD RUHLEN Vr. Football B Football l-3, Vr. Basketball Councilman A Capella Choir RALPH CARL SELINE m Fordson l if BILL RODCERS MARY IO ROCEII I.V. Baseball, Mgr, l N.F.L, C Track, Mgr. 3 Aud. Usherette B Football, Mgr. 3 C1.L. Usherette Campus Comm. Big Sister BL. Council BOB IACQUES RUMELL B Football l-3, Capt. 3 Vr. Football 4 Vr. Basketball 4 Ir. Class Pres. A Capella Choir BETTY LOUISE SHARP Girls' Sports Transfer fro High School, Dear- Xmas Play born, Michigan French Club DOROTHY RUSS4 Girls' Sports l-3 Aud. Usherette 4 Big Sister ANITA IUNE SHARRAR SB. ludge 4 C.S.F. 4 Drill Team 3-4, H A Capella Choir Councilman 2-3 .EONARD ROGER PATRICIA ANN SHEA Transler from South Hadley High School, South Hadley Falls, Mass. SI'IEEI'IY N.F.L. 3-4 Dance Comm. 4 Adv. Girls' Glee Girls' Sports l Xmas Play 2 ,,, . . X -. A S . i iQ MARCELLA DARLENE SHENK Councilman 2 Steering Comm. Drill Team 3 Girls' Sports l-2 Big Sister 2-3 1 ELLA MAY SHULL PATSY RUTH SIMPSON 23-Xnnual Photographer -4 Girls' Letter Club 4 Projection Crew 2-3 Adv, Girls' Glee Girls' Sports 2-4 MARTHA YVONNE SIMPSON Soph. Class Asst Song Leader N.F. I.. Councilman Big Sister Aloha V . If ! IARILYN 'AYE LORETTE DEA SKIN , ER SMITHE Councilman Steering Cbmm. Adv. Girlsl Glee 2 Xmas Play' Big Sister l ARBARA HELEN STEUBECK Drama Club Girls' Sports Trial Flights, Ed. Ex Lite Staff 3-4 C.S.F. 2-4 Sr. Play Aud, Usherette DC'R'IS10UISE STEWARD A Capella Choir Xmas Play l-4 Spring Swing 3-4 Big Sister Adv. Girls' Glee EMILY ANN MARGARET RUTH ETHEL MARLENE ETTA MAE SPENCER SNYMAN SPEIGHT SPENCE Spfmish Club Steering Comm. 3 Latin Club Blg S1997 lsirgl Lelgerdcgbtf gms' Pl3OnSP1.5 S tt Sjeemng Comm' r. . t . t ' gifffilsporrcig 1-4G B2cSiste?y to G -J I lk - ri eam -4 K A S Sk ' ' ug- 'J-UI ' RUTH IENET SHIRLEY ELLEN PETE THEODORE CHARLOTTE ANN STINSON STOCKTON STOKER STONE Girls' Sports Sr. Class Sec. Basketball l-4 C.S.F. S.B. Judge B Basketball Capt. 3 Stage Crew C.S.F. l-4, Pres. Ways and Means G.A.A.Council Soph. Class Pres. A Capella Choir C Football Steering Comm. Councilman Spanish Club I571 CAROLINE FRANCES IOAN SHIRLEY STRUNKA SULLIVAN Annual Photographer N.F.L. Drama Club Drama Club Transfer from Leuzinger Drill Team High School, Lawn- Big Sister dale, Calif. Sr. Play, St. Director DONNA LOU ROBERTA ELLENE THOMASSON THOMPSON S.B. Head Song Leader Girls' Sports S.B. Asst. Song Leader SB. Dance Comm., H d 4 ea Sr. Play N.F.L. 2-4 IOHN TSUBOKAWA TOM TSUBOKAWA Band 'J B Track Z- 4 Spring . w Great Da MARGARET IOANNE BILL TAYLES TAPPY Xmas Play A Capella Choir Big Sister Spring Swing ORVILLE GENE THREADCILL S. B. ludge Campus Comm, Football 3-4 Baseball 4 Big E Club Sr. Class Yell Leader Dance Comm. Football 2-3 Track 4 Councilman DON PAUL TONKINSON D Basketball B Basketball Councilman BETTY IEAN TRACY MAY SADAKO Girls' Letter Club 3-4 TSUIIOKA Girls' Sports 1-4 Girls' Sports Big Sister i l l l NORMAN KEITH BARBARA LOU TERRY THOMAS Aud. Usher 2-4, Head 4 Girls' Sports C Football Z Steering Comm. Latin Club 2 Campus Comm. l-4 Campus Usher 4 i IOE TORENA C Football 1-2 B Football 3-4 Steering Comm. BARBARA IEAN TURNER Band 3 Orchestra 4 Spring Swing 3-4 Councilman 2 Latin Club ORA LOUISE TRAP Girls' Sports l MILBURN IAMES ' TULL Latin Club , Aud. Usher ' rv. Football l Vr. Track Sr, Play ' X . E531 ADASHI UYEDA HARUMI NANCY IANETTE IOYCE Q-5-Fr, 2-4 UYEYAMA VANDEN HOEK gouflcllmfm 2 C s F, 2 Big sister 1-2 IB- Judge 4 Big Sister 2-4 -fUmPUS Comm- 4 Drill Team 3-4 Girls' Sports l DRNELIUS CAROLYN E. GRACE ELIZABETH VANDER VANDERMEER VANDERMEER DUSSEN Drill Team Big Sister r-I,-'Ab Spanish Club Sprina Swing jqmpus Comm, Girls' Sports Xmas Play Steering Comm- Bla Sister A Capella Choir Orchestra ERLE IAMES TENA GRACE DAVID EDWARD VANDE WEERD VAN DYKE VAN LEEUWEN C SF. Girls' Letter Club Aud. Usherette Commercial Club Girls' Sports STEERING COMMITTEE: M. L. Martin, M. Gibson. L. Wright. P. Beurdsley, D. Doyel. M. Brumley Our Barnyard Boogie in the sophomore year set a new trend in dances: for the woman was requested to pay . Dreamy music beneath a ceiling draped with blue angel-hair and scattered with silver stars highlighted our all-school-dance Stardust , and showed the rest of the school we could be sophisticated too! Skirts came down below the knee, and yo-yos were all the rage by the time we were juniors. Mo- naco blue sweaters with very modern letters arrived, and soon after we were ordering our senior rings. Baccalaureate services now areover,and attercommencement we mighty seniors are ready to challenge and try to remodel the world. Who knows? Maybe some of us will succeed. PHIL VAN SPANIE IOHN MARVIN CORNELIUS IEAN BEVERLY GENE WAINSCOTT Councilman 2 VAN SU RKSUM Steering Comm. 3 - Sr. Class Pres. Councllmcm Big E Club 4 Vr. Football IOANNA FRANK DAVID HENRIETTA F XISEIZEIA oot a , , Big S'sIer SIl31I:AsstI Yell Leader Fr. and Ir. Class Yell Leader IEWELL BURNELL VAN VLIET A VRADENBURG WARD lf- PlCY GHIS' Sports Trfrnjter from Bristol n iana BETTY IOAN CAROL LYNN CALE WHIPPLE LENORE ALICE VRADENBURG WETZEL YT-HBGSk9IbG11 4 WHITE Girls' Sports FBe Iidgisfgl 3 C.S.F. T HC G.A.A. Ch . Ir. Play Prlod. Staff Basketball, Mgr. Girls' Sports 1-4 V! 1 PAT IANE ROBERT LEE ' CLARA ANN WIEBENGA WILLIA WILSON Orchestra S.B. Asst. Yel Leader Band 1-4 Girls' Sports B1g'1li'o1:tbal gasket- grghlzesgcz 4 Bangi 1-3 f' xinaspilzy a Spring Swggfng 3 Girls' Letter Club C Foo all 1 ' ,- ' X ROBERT SAMUEL DOROTHY WELLS WEBB N.F.L. 1,3 Trial Flights 2 B Track 4 Cross Country Track 4 French Club 2,3 E601 Usherette 4 G.L. Usherette 3 G.A.A. Council PHYLLIS ELAINE WEST C.S.F. 4 Latin Club 2 Girls' Letter Club Steering Comm. Big Sister 2-4 Girls' Sports Whafs Good houl SENIORS NOT PICTURED DONALD HARL BEVERLY RAE WINTON WONACOTT N.F.L. 2-4 Adv. Girls' Glee C Football 2 Xmas Play B Football 2 Girls' Lyric Club I.V. Football 3 C Track 1 .OLA WRIGHT BERT lgflgjorsette l-4, head 'Z-4 WYNGAARDEN Piiendgiiip Comm. l-4 Spanish Club Soph. Class Song , Leader Outstanding Girl IEN YASUKOCHI TOMMY HENRY ZANCL C , D' Basket- ball Annual Protographer Councilman Latin Club Goodby? S 5 ' - x 1 -Ls N -Q.. - - .L 'S xsw , K . O ' 5' 15.3- KATHLEEN WOOD Friendship Comm, 2-4 Sr. Class Historian Soph. Asst. Song Leader Spring Swing Councilman CARL YANES Projection Crew And. Usher B Football Track P. A. Crew MARIA BECERRA Transfer from Hunting- ton Beach EDWARD ALBERT KENT BOB KREUGER BESSIE RATLIFF OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY I. Kirkpatrick. Mr. Valentine B. N. Breid, B. Reynerson C ass of ' Dfficers Lena Boersma, vice-president: Charles Gahr, president Row 1-S. Stockton. D. Martin, B. Nishakawa, R. Shipley. B. Palmer. Row 2-I. Ryan. D. Van Kekerix. N. Milam. D. Robin- son. D. Thomas. I. Wiley. T. Walters. Row 3-K. Cutright. P. Dearth l621 Row 1-Laura Weirick, historian: Ioan Becker. secretary: Do! Phillips. song leader. Row 2-Bill Berger, treasurer: Willie Man- riquez. yell leader: Gary Vander Wall, sergeant-at-arms Row l-I. Stephenson, I. Howard, H. Newman. C. Stone. Row 2-B. Bourgeois, H. Fitch. P. Tullis, A. Witt, L. Boersma, F. ?o:aki. Row 3-D. Plooster. F. Lesh. B. Arnold. W. Sybesma, . yers I .. X , fl mf x . ' . V A . . V ,' . , - s .I xx. J eering Committee 'if Advisers s ., I. YF Qs A xi' 6 STEERING COMMITTEE: Row l-D. Benson. I. Pardee. I. Bur- night. M. Leitch. I. Alexander. Row 2-N. Hoopes. D. Martin I. Hex. I. Watson. A. Bulk Row 1-H. Gregory. M. Bouma. K. Dowell. E. Gill. R. Gibson. S. Arredondo. Row 2-R. Castor. B. Clos, D. Daiken. Row 3- B. Glidewell. H. Bidel. A. Gandara. T. Friday. D. Dustsrhott I W 1' L' 'V H. K. West. Winiired Owens: Iaculty advisers Row 1-I. Leistner. B. Blood. C. Sieqrist. I. Warren. How 2- D. Coelho. D. Whaley. I. Thomas, I. Brister. I. Henderlon B. Turley. How 3-R. Stedman. G. Vander Wall, D. Manner. l631 uniors Row l-M. Iohnson. M. Garcia. C. Emmons. D. Walls. I.. Barger A. Richardson. M. Skelton. How 2-L. Laihrop. L. Metzler. K Murphy. A. Simpson. D. Reger. I. Alexander. B. Champlain A. Matcham Row 1-A. Neilson. D. Moreno. H. Holfsie. Row 2-W. Damron W. McKelvey. How 3-M. Guerrero. L. Magnusson. D. Wall. M. Fishback. P. Gorham. A. Negly. B. Barnes. I. Bottema I 54 1 I Row l-I. More. M. Neely. I. Pardee. Row 2-D. Noble. D Christensen. P. Christensen. P. Collum. Row 3-I. Brown. D Verhoef. D. Helman. I. Frankel Row l-R. Gold. B. Hugli. Row 2-D. Marlin. P. Holiz. D. Phil lips. N. VanderVeen s H 'N I I Row l-C. Carrera. D. Noordman. H. La Fleur. L. Monroe. B. Kumar How 2-F. McLane. D. Polls. A. Smith. T. Theiss Row l-B. Harringion. I. Pace. G. Clark. B. Hansen. Row 2- C. Iackson. M. Harrington. Row 3-C. Barlholomew. I. Arring- ton. F. Strong. Row 4-D. Clolleller, S. Dillinger. I. l-lollen Row l-N. Hoscheit. B. Kempton. M. Simpson. R. Tsuboleawa V. Harper. I. Ireland. B. Gomez. Row 2- B. Krueger. C. Porler. E. Fail. G. Donalhan. D. Travis. E. Mori. I. Rex. B. Hada Row l-M. Beck. G. Bakker. I.. Buto. I. Carpenter. E. Brilschgi B. Hagerman. L. Shull. I. Iaclrson. Row 2-B. Lopez. N. Sando val. Row 3-M. Gray, C. Chad, B. Loehnerl. Row 4-I. Lovins C. Decker. T. Vogel l65l uniors www: Row l-B. I.. Webb, M. Trask. B. Gibson. R. Holder. How 2- M. Beltran. B. Kennard. H. Goedhart. D. Olcine. I.. Rayburn, D. Lelller. A. Cox. Row 3-C. Collis. I.. Wumpler. L. Barringer P. Vandvliet. G. Bidel Row l-R. Hill. M. Van Leeuwen. C. Schmid. O. Palmer. R. Kies. Bow 2-D. Wendt. M. Crane. A. Huddleston. P. Putren. B. Wiernma. Row 3-H. Donn. D. McDonald. D. Haley. D. Reed. D. Petrie. B. Iackson I 55 I flow l-D. Sykes. I. Bailey. Row 2-M. McKee. M. Roby. D Lichty. I. Burnight. B. Myers. H. Kundig. M. Stockton. I. Iohn son. Row 3-B. Reynolds. K. Wright. D. Pugh. M. Windhal. G Mortensen. I. Mcliinnis. I. Schnableqqer. I. Carson Row l-B. Pierce. M. Del Hoyo. M. Eads. R. Brady. I. Alex ander. Row 2-I.. McCausland. M. Kooiman. Row 3-I. Ben sema. D. Heil. B. Wehrxnun. D. Richardson 1 '5-rf' L4N.4l.g4N,,-3 Row 1-I. Spencer, I. Bosch, I. LaBonte, I. Halberg, I. Woodell Row 2-D. Creighton R. Diaz. B. Oakley, R. Steele, B. Biork quist. I. Woodell, D. Leeson. Row 3-D. Maddux, R. Francis, I. Hastings, I. McMillan, A. Roy Row l-P. Ccxmron, P. Neal, I. Hutchison. Row Z--W. Watson, C. Hawkins, C. Reid, C. Montgomery. Row 3-R. Miller, A. Uranga, M. Van Manen, B. Knight How I-R. Svec, F. Sedgwick, I. Rosenquist. How 2- B. Partin. B. Stegmuller, Y. East, D. Vande Weerd, R. Schmid, R. Uyeda. Row 3-B. Denise, R. Garrett, G. Staley, B. Meadows Row 1-B. Spence, W. Kotake, E. Percy, M. Stevens, W. Ulman. W. Hutchinson, B. Ryan. How 2-M. Howell, P. Montgomery. G. Hamamoto, R. Beckholm, T. Hoffman, A. Bulk, M. De!.eon, A. Weinert IG7 Juniors How l-A. Clotlelter. L. Luhmcm. I. Chuvose. B. Berger, D. Benson. B. Cook. Row 2-I. Eagon, I. Reddick. L. Kerr. B. Con way. R. Lamberson, B. Blocker, I. Clouse Row I-R. Hill. D. Dorsey. P. Lewis. G. Parsons. B. Barsiow. B Ienkins. Row 2-L. Conway, R. Suneberg. R. Abacherlie, I. Larsen. D. Voris, B. Liles, B. Rickey. V. Cuppadona 68 1 Row l-H. Roman, O. lobes. M. McCreury. P. Passell. R. Lopez Row 2-E. Goergen. I. Schliske. F. Oda. Row 3-P. Wainscotl A. Hillbxands. W. Manriquez, K. Harada, R. Gentry Row 1-C. Delong. Row 2-I. Keulen, N. Darnold. G. Degen. Row 3-H. Shipley. K. Fuiiia. B. Brown. D. Barricklow. P. Blue. M. Bouma Row 1-A. Sakamolo. C. Valentine. Row 2-A. Mowry. A. Boos. R. Wells. Row 3-I. Ortega, B. Titensor. Row 4-L. Tanaka. M. Iacobson. A. Knight. Row 5--L. Weirick. E. Mullendore. Row 6- V. Millard. L. Mariinez Row 1-I. Mink, N. Sterle. R. Baker, I. Toppings. V. Houghion. G. Dillee. D. Decker. Row 2-S. Whalen, D. Vasquez. H. Roe- lols. B. Torone, V. Moore. D. Nickum. D. Chapman Row l-L. Plant, S. Speer. I. Fosler. R. Pylmcln. F. Rsawa. H. Smith, P. Russell, R. Brown. Row 2-V. Iohnson. D. Newlon. K. Twohig. A. Kellogg, F. Garcia, M. Lindsay. E. Lavis. B. lones lG91 Juniors Row 1-I. Ham, F. Pinaire, H. Dumbeck. B. Tally, E. Dean, T. Reqalado. Row 2- R. Granger, C. Steveson. E. Whisler. L. Echavarrice. l. Hallenbeclr. S. Loper. M. Palmer, W. Beckman. Row l-G. Carpenter, D. Wells, H. Butterfield, D. Miller, B. Nelson. Row 2-S. Trevett. P. Brandt. G. Foreman. C. Nash. How 3K-B. McCollom, L. Rethwisch. D. Shatter, E. Young. Row 4-B. lson E701 Row 1-B. Taylor, N. Hoopes. G. Carrera. P. Brett. P. Monroe. L. Copelid, I. Allhandor. Row 2-M. Bower. G. Shunk. I. Dobson, H. Davis, R. Rains, H. Pieksman How 1-R. Branch. R. Endoruh. D. Ploonter. W. Iudon. Row Z- G. Strauss. I. Wollons. B. Tool, D. Phillips, B. McCroary. Row 3-M. Leitch. L. Moore. M. Barringer, I. Hanna. I. Becker. L. Keeton, B. Smith Sophomore llffieers, Steering Committee, dvisers Warren Davis. president: Ianel Myers. vice-president Row l-Betty Yaki. secretary: Al Beverage. sergeant-at-arms Bob Flournoy. treasurer: Carole Mosler, song leader: Nick Dibs yell leader: Mildred Speighl. historian STEERING COMMITTEE: Row l-I. Hall. H. Brill, D. Brown. Maurice Ioyce, Lucille Anderson: faculty advisers How 2-V. Baldwin, D. Richardson, G. Ballard. Row 3-- N. Dibs, M. Anderson. C. Mosler. How 4-H. Gum, I. Reynolds. G. Orrnonde. D. McCollum C711 Sophomores M2 Row l-P. Baker. F.B. Overton. M. Van Dyke. D.L. Dougherty. D. Black. How 2-D. Brown. V. Hansen. G. Fitch. V. Baldwin. D. Hunter. I. Henry. B. Ferguson. B. Boyd. L. Brink Row l--B. Pepper. R. Lindsey. Bow 2- I. DeBruyne. I. Rogers. P. Wetzel. B. Helman. I. Tapking. L. Wallis. C. Keahl. A. Con- treras. A. Roman. Row 3-I. Gilchrist. B. Hamamoto. I. Carrillo. I. Easton 72 I .T M555 Row l-I. Russell. A. Bohn. M. Davidson. L. Smith. M. Gibson R. Sanderson. G. Lloyd. Row 2-I. McDonald. B. Brown Row 3-O. McCollon. W. Walker. D. Atherton. I. Ver Steeg. H Mindte. S. Montgomery. L. Spann Row l-C. Lancaster. M. Van Eck. V. Costa. V. Veach. Row 2- M. Reese. A. Dickens. G. Lonskey. I. Koopman. I. Williams Row 3-P. Brannon. H. Iones. G. Kooiman. B. Berry Row l-A. Finch. I. Hoogland. D. Lee. C. Kadell. D. Boyer. Row 2-M. Skelton. I. Dunn. D. Schremp, L. Mercier. L. Boer, I. Ciinninglliam. V. Gates. S. Eliot. L. Dickerson. V. Hubert. Row 3 - Boc Row 1-R. Keith. F. Cherniss. L. Brooks. D. Smith. A. Britt. L. Gill. Row 2-I. Stanners. C. Flunery. C. Valdez. E. Schmitt. R. Fitxwater. I. Lynch. N. Sykes. I. Hofstra. P. Frie C...- Row l-S. Sonderleiter. A. Vanderllum, T. Krause. P. Rumell. V. Swift. M. Fesmire. B. Iudd. Row 2-H. Veenendanl. B. Venus. A. Iackson. Row 3-F. Myers, G. Wilkins. I.. Schmidt. D. Draa- yer. D. Sanders. B. Wallace. Row 4-M. Zylstra. B. Griffith Row I-B. Simpson. B. Miller. Row 2-P. Nash. B. Goucher. W. Hettinga. S. Davis. P. Pearson. R. Madrigal. G. Hoa. Row 3-C.L. Fox. G. Lillard. D. Swenson. W. Ecker. D. McCallum I73 y0l Sophomores Row l-I. Myers, M. Lokhorsl, H. Mecum, S. Bennett. Row 2- E. Neal. W. Mullins. A. Rodriguez, H. Rosenquist. Row 3- W. Welch, B. Marlin, R. Redle. R. Myers, K. Ruhlen How l--B Parrish, B Mann, D Weaver, I. Witl . . . . . Row 2--A. Harrison, I.. Corral. M. Ienkins, C. Hernandez, H. Kay, R. George If 74 l Row l-C. Steward, I. Reeves, D. Schreiber, C. Mosler, F. Del- mar, I. Iackson, I. Cue, I. Archer. Row 2-N. Den Oudeu, I.. Nxce. M. Moit. D. Phelan, G. Watson. H. Robinson, E. Meanor Row l-E. Cheser. L. Furgeson. Row 2-I. Beck, I.. Cottrell, I. Caslro, R. Dobson. Row 3-'l'. Bales, R. Cahoon. D. Childs, C. Hoem, K. Hallman, W. Davis Row l-T. Wyckoff, A. Izuhara, K. Kawamolo. Row 2-B. Yalci. B. Iohnson. D. VanI.eeuwen. Row 3-D. Tolls, K. Long. P. Kent. Row 4-B. Whities. G. Quataker. I. Barre!! Row l-I. Sievenson, I. Iohnson. G. Sanders, B. Ivey, B. Iump. Row 2-W. Counts, I. DeVries, S. Vasquez. B. Ivey. Row 3- D. Callen. D. Metzger, G. Hull. D. Counterman How l-M. Yriarte. D. Adams. M. Miller. I.. Diaz, B. Thiel, M.E Iones. Row Z-F. Dslmare, B. Chalmers, I. Pierce, L. Wesiorhol, N. Chassis. How 3-I. Fox, D. Mori, E. Meanor. G. Devor. B. Scaman. B. Gilchrist l751 Sophomores Row l-D. Burwick. M. Hiland. I.. Pnull, M. Tomkinson. I. Crowley. How Z-I. Maurer. M. Gutierrez. C. Barbu. B. Breid. I. Hamel. I. Mapes. I. Rios. Row 3-G. Shimono. B. Palmer. E. Seitzinger. P. Ellioli How l-B.M. Plaines. I. Baldwin. B. Arnold. Row 2-M.I. Iones. G. Bender. B. Chavez. I. Apaniio. B. Iohnson. N. Rameriz. Row 3-V. Howard, E. Brown. I. Miller. D. Iohnson. Row 4-D. Clover. I. Dees. R. Britt i761 Row l-I. Bcrrba. D. Richardson. P. Phelan. A. Hill. D. Boyd. Row 2-M. Gordon. S. Gurule. H. Williams. D. Wiliumson. Row 3-R. Kerr. I. McSwcrin. G. Ballard. M. Iuggurd. D. Kingsolvsr D. Hammer. W. Tuyles. T. Stewart. I. McCurdwell. D. Howell. P. Hadq. B. Whisman. B. Foerest. D. Elexon. N. Lissner. B. Walker. ,.,.,,,,... ,. -mwwvnqg pau. 11 Row l-E. Burch, N. Allison. B. Barrows. M. Kelm. How 2-D. Alden. E. Bollinger. B. Bronenam, N. Carrasco. Row 3-A. Bev- erage. B. Brookhart. D. Chesebro, B. Davis. M. Den, I. Keizer, l. Sheffield. Row l-H. Dugan. C. Iohnson. R. Twifchell. Row 2-B. Orr. C. Moore. W. Walls. E. Popovich, M. Ienkins. S. Yates, M. Van Kley. How 3-K. Wishon. I. Veldman. D. Hunels, E. Taylor, A. DeVries. How l-M. Moore. A. Bergsma. B. Stephens. D. Kehrel, E. H. Vaca. Row 2-E. Blackford. C. Harris, G. Ballard. C. Vander- Dussen, M. Hollander. B. Sander. R. Cooper. Row 1-N. Nancolas. M. Dean, I. Dofy, T. Hefner. Row 2-S. Kellman, I. Ormord, I. Dyer, V. Clark, R. Haybold. B. Shaw. P. Pinkerton. D. Hernandez. How 3-D. Watson, I. Currey. K. Halanaka. D. Shumway. 77 Sophomores Row l-V. Lopez. H. Gum, M. White, D. Kammer. Row 2-I. Blackwell. A. Crouch, D. Wicker, D. Seavy, C. Graves, G. Hampton. S. Morris. Row 3-C. Mathews, I. Bradley, R. Lawrence Row 1-B. Kite, L. Young, M. Lockhorst, E. Smith, I. Shaffer. Row Z-T. Ramirez. R. Wagner, S. Saunders, I. Schmitt. Row 3 -G. Ryan. P. Mott. K. W'hisler, F. Spencer. E. Wilson, B. Seber. i731 Row 1-C. Porter, B. Haislett. G. Clark. Row 2-M. Speight. A. Miller, I. Garrett, A. Powell, T. Brauer. I. Spaulding. Row 3- G. Hall, I. Furton. Row I-C. Lindley, I. Herbst, L. Dunn. L. Orosco. E. Meiia. Row 2-M. Nelson, I. Hoksbergen, R. Wolfard. D. Spence, Y. Moore. F. Wichers. Row 3-L. Doyel. T. Yoshinaga, B. Quick, B. Shee- han, F. Smith, B. Kroqstad, A. Ravera, D. Miller. Row 1-N. Gallegos, E. Ormonde, D. Braun, C. Leonardo, C Row l-B. Ormord, T. Stedman, P. Dees, D. Schneider, D Schmidt. Row 2-M. Miles, B. Shows, F. Sleinberger. C. Iarrel H. Thompson. Row 3-B. Fluornoy, M. Paiierson, M. Dinsmore, A. DeVries. Row 4-L. Iones, B. Hendricks, W. Smiih, F. Hoar. . Row 1-R. Rivera, D. Doan. Row 2-N. Dibs. G. Burros, H. Young. Row 2-P. Yanes, D. Fruiillo, B. Clark, E. Goodman. Crowley, B. Blocker, E. Ontiveros, F. Daetweiler. Row 3-V. Curtis. P. Brewer, S. DeBoer, H. Cole, A. DeVries, D. Doane. D. Agundez. . Row 1-E. Sweeton, S. Slye, M. Hampton, B. VanLeeuwen. Row 2-M. Follis, D. Phillips. B. Klein, I. Smith, M. Ford, B. Ferguson. Row 3-A. Stewart, B. Berger, I. Palmer, R. Scoit. E791 Sophomore-s wma 'KQ- ina' gd' v-..Jw..,,, How l-B. Sincosky, E. Soucek, M. Blok. B. Siverson. M. L. Brittenham. Row 2-N. Iorritsma, H. Ochoa. I. Barba. B. Risser. I. Dotz. N. Vasquez. I. Gilbert. How l-B. DeHaan. I. Dennis. B. Kalisvacrrt. G. Ballard. E Aquuyo. M. Anderson. How 2-G. Dayton. S. Davis. A. Costa I. Cutright. B. Costello, B. Daniels. Row 3-P. Beckworth. I Croft. I.. Alderson. S. Beard. M. Burton. I. Alsum. C. Beachamp E901 4 .1........... Q N 01 Row 1-I. L. Pratt. L. A. Wilson. M. L. Miller. I. Rodriquez. D. Ewart. P. Binkley. Row 2-I. DeCeuniclc. I. Shope. F. Hooper. I. Britten. Row 3-I. Nelson, P. Pinard. R. Iones. Row l-B. Walker. S. Arntzen, A. Del-laun. G. Herrama. Row 2 -M. Iohnson. M. Diller. E. Rocha. A. Perez, B. Iolznson. Row 3 -F. Nukuwaki. E. Humphries. R. Bradley, L. Newton. R. For- ester. G. Holmnsor. . f P7 freshman Ilfficers, Sleerin Committee and dvisers you Q... -...,,,-as Pauline LnPointe. vice-president: Fred Francis, president D. Smith, song leader: D. Stewart. treasurer: A. Chew. historian T. Cordeiro. yell leader: D. Phillips. secretary: S. Nunn. ser geant-at-arms STEERING COMMITTEE: How l-F. Dunn. C. Soaring. C. Cun- Ted Chenney. Virginia Germain. faculty advisers ninqham. B. Arnold. D. Phillips. S. Nunn. How 2-I. Hummel. I. Page. K. Holtz. L. Morris, B. Hudspoth. I. Wilson. R. Bates. D. Lewis. I. Wells E911 Freshmen 'UAKMEIN LUMUAKUU and 91 Bflghf Faith a STANLEY ROCHINSKI 'Q How I-F. Carrillo. B. Iackson. I. Hernandez, L. Hutchcrail. C. Brower. Row 2-C. Drewien. B. McGuire. E. Philbrook. P. McGaughey. I. Hustrei. Row 3-C. Millard. D. Ray. D. Bremer Row l-A. Incliere. B. Siansbury. A. Dustin. K. Hartmar. How 2-W. Ruperi. M. Roggia. R. Gibson. M. Garcia. E. VanKekerix. I. Marvin. G. Whiie. How 3-W. Wagner. B. Hall, G. Kamsira. R. Hugli. R. Frazer. R. Shope i321 Row I-D. Creed. P. Reenes, R. Twamley. Row 2-C. Searing. V. Massey. I. Stevenson. D. Stewert. Row 3-I.. Santala. P. Terrel, I. Halberg. P. Deacon. How 4-K. Madsen. G. White. B. Kensinger. C. O'Leary Row l-A. Schweiizer. L. Iames. B. Rodriguez. I. Reyes. Row 2-M. Orozco, B. Sadler. M. McFall. L. Delger. P. Wussenaar. Row 3-G. Williams. I. Farney. I. Coleman. L. Vance . Q.xQ - Q. . X SQ q . so sm -3.1 1 D X -f ...ws-G-3 Row l-B. Frydmen. R. Cox. G. Harris. How 2-I.. Barnett. I. Hummel. A. Abacherli. B. Hein, N. Boonstra, B. Ford. Row 3- B. Iames, L. Gahr. I. Iuden. B. Gawens, R. Grimm. W. Andre- oli. S. Nunn How l-F. Iohnson, B. Iohnson, B. Becklun. B. Hollis. How 2- Walker E Thomas M Bettencourt I. Warren. K. Warner. C. . . , . . How 3-I. Twitchell. A. Murillo. B. Fitzgerald. I. Tommey. D. Rodriguez How l-C. Hewitt, D. Creech. R. Ferguson. A. Boone, R. Fer- guson. Row 2-M. Scheinost. M. Schslby. M. Menago. D. Hinkle. B. Richardson. Row 3-E. Curry. I. Thomasen, R. Martinez Row 1-F. Costa. H. Crowson. V. Engel. B. Arnold. I.. Hamel, Row 2-I. Covert. B. Bragg. E. Bylsma, N. Caniield. A. Sam- urin. D. Chapman. P. Enkhorn. Row 3-M. Becerra. P. De Chenne. I. Daniels. E. Galloway I8 3 Freshmen ten. lien. J Row l-G. Rodriguez. M. Anderson. G. Eccles. Row 2-C. Row l-D. Hickey. M. Ruhlen, G. Howe. I. Vail. I. Wilie. Row 3--D. Lewis. Hcryton. D. G. DeVries. D. Wcwrzynski. I. Cheswort. Row 4-R. Ellis. I.. F. Francis. Cable How I-I. Hashiba. R. Aquilera, G. Hartsfield, I. Buriord. B. Row l-D. Klenk. Row 2-S. Gonsclez. H. McComb. G. Armagost. R. Rhodes. V. Yeldhuis. B. Rayhawk. Row 3-A. Medina, B. Delk. B. Horn. I. Rhodes. C. Perez. R. Yturriaga i341 sul NNN' Statler. B. Booth. B. Cox. A. Boersrncx. How 2- Yeutter. B. Pierce. I. Quinn. S. Pinaire. Row D. 3. T. Head. C. Yost. I. Ringer. I. Oxford. R. Marme Iones. B. Brass. A. Rodriguez. Row 2-I. Aloize L Higgins. Row 3-B. Buckley. G. Hightower. Row W. Heusdeni. A. Rayburn. K. Mink 1' S. 3... Row l-P. Nieto. P. Olivas. D. Nielsen. Row 2-I. O'Brien, R. Follis, N. Fisher. W. Lee. I. Page, M. Bidel. A. Nishikawa. M. Galolgol. How 3-L. Owings, B. Parreira, B. Parenleau, C. Norman. B. Roggy. H. Cervantes Row 1-E.M. Hagerman, P. Horn. Row 2-D. Grady, L. Rhodes Row 1-A. Human. S. Hayashi, P. LaPoinIe. D. Porierfield. B Liles. N. Boggs. Row 2-S. Beckman. R. Griepsma. L. Maqana B. Lampman, N. Hundsdoerfer, R. Albred. I. Magnusson Row l-T. Pari. I. Heil. R. Bulirum. K. Canfield, E. Carriqan How 2-S. Bourgeois. E. Barrowl. R. Baies, I. Becker. I. Bicker- stafi, K. Baker. Row 3-B. Frie. V. Glidewell. N. London. P Henson. L. Thomas I85 freshmen Row l-D. White. W. Pound. P. Edmondson. I. Van Spanii. B Pletcher. Row 2-I.. Morris. W. McGraw. S. Wade. Y. Groulx E. Alcock. D. Harper. I. Vantine. Row 3-G. Escalera. D. Riggs G. Fowler. D. Van Manen Row l-B. Piercy. R. Long. N. Lockwood. B. Rcelols, B. Slile D. Marshall. B. Thompson. Row 2-T. Wassenaar. G. Treio. M. Turiillo. M. Murillo. I. Shunk. Row 3-B. Wilton. W. Ramirez I 95 l Row l-I. Hill. R. Varela. H. Mitchell. Row 2-I. Stockton. B. Hodges. I. Luther. F. Tanamachi. T. Taylor. P. Sullivan. Row 3 -R. Pacheco. B. Clagg. B. Hill. V. Tafoya. S. Talbot Row l-M. DeFoe. I. Yoshioka. B. Peters. L. Miller. Row 2- B. Gray. R. Ortiz. L. Doan. C. Mitchell. Row 3w-I. Dyar. D. Bel- tram. D. Anderson. P. Corral. How 4-D. Phillips. E. Howe. D. Milne. I. Fladsr. A. Blackford Ax How l-E. Aldcroih. T. Arnold, A. Borbon, B. Becker. Row 2- l. Libby. M. Wilson, K. Reenis. S. Skinner, K. Anderson. Row 3-E. Lopez. R. Gurule, D. Shumway. D. Berry. Row 4-E. Del Hoyo. G. Vargas. D. Clark. K. Childres Row l-A. VanDyke, R. Ielfredo. A. Bosch. I. Hoeksira. D. Mowry. Row 2-I. Marlin. I. Trevor, I. Fox. A. Carrier, G. Vander Meer, M. Draves. Row 3-G. Kunerl. I. Crawford. I. Burton, I. Wren ..-.--- Row l-L. Marlin. I. McCreary. Row 2-D. West. F. West. D. Winder. I. Milresoll. Row 3-K. Myers. K. Wells, 'l'. Young, M. Graves. I. .Van Surslrsum, M. Soulhward Row l-G. Monloya. T. Tyree, B. Hudxpeth. Row 2-A. Nicoson, D. Zandvliet. I. Fox. D. Plantinga. S. Fopma. B. Nyenhuil. M. Lelvis. Row 3-L. McMichael. B. Foster, D. Dowell. B. Hay- hawlr. I. Ryan. C. Nicholas. G. Peiluma, E. Leifingwell I sv freshmen Moderately Slow 'f'9 ', I flow l-A. LaRue. P. Moseley, S. Mass, I. Smith, C. Schad. Row 2-R. Saito, M. Mortensen, A. Mulder, E. Mulder, M. Morse. T. Wilson. I. Mora. How 3-I.. Means, T. King. E. Rasmussen. D. Ross. C. Treitl. R. Martinez Row l-I. Anderson. A. Clausen, C. Evans, V. Vargas. F. Vanden Brink, G. Young. Row 2-C. Valdez, R. Hughey. I. Moore, W. Stoker, E. Wiliams. How 3-D. Pressen. D. Reichle, D. Trautlilf. H. Iongeties, M. Veg! E991 0118 How l-I. Kirby, I. Dobson. R. Granger, C. Dinsmore, C. De Vries, B. Bock. Row 2-V. Gamboni. I. Ingram, T. Falkowski, I. Iohnson, R. Kruidhof, L. Almada, F. Dickerson, R. Hollender, K. Burbridge Row l-D. Smilh. D. Slile. I. York, I. Wilson, C. Diaz, H. Tru- iillo. Row 2-B. Huddleston, S. Henderson. H. Kies. Row 3- I. Higley, W. Duke, I. Henderson, T. Williams. M. Milam. D. Davis. D. Cruz Q x . II How I--L. Bmaro. D. Carter. N. Bennett. F. Dunn. A. Chew. I. Bill. A. Goertz. M. Herrera. B. McHugh. I. Davis. Row 2- F. Busman. B. Gilroy. R. Kelly. R. Bon-Amelie Row l-K. Yoshinaga. W. Phillips, D. Hulett. P. Meissen. Row 2-I. Van Leeuwen. G. McEwen. N. Senner. B. Blair. R. Goberi. Row 1-S. Iuckson. S. Iunke. B. Lampmun. I. McGookin. R Veader. Row 2-B. Eggleston, K. Krieger, B. Iennings, I.. Reed N. Allan. How 3-S. McMillan, P. Thompson. A. DeBerry. R. R. Innes. F. Wurriner. I. Travers. Row 3-F. Nishimoio, I. lack Wen. B. Brown. R. Miller son. D. Olson. A. Escamillas, H. Solas 89 freshmen Row l-P. Cox, P. Brewer, V. Everett, I. Alexander, N. Wells B. Wilkerson, L. Cahoon. Row 2-K. Real, L. McPhee, D. Cris- well, R. Iohnson, T. Potter, R. Craig Row 1-M. Wright, I. Arredondo, B. Atkinson. E. Carrol, L. Cook, C. Blickenstaff. P. Collins, E. Gomez. Row 2-G. Baker. A. Blacklord. P. Atkins, D. Allen, I. Barnes. G. Ashmore, L. Bakker, D. East 90 I as same PJIJ. fel 2' fith the strange sound-in' names Are Row 1-S. Evans, I. Woracheck, E. Whitmore. I. Martin, K. Zike, I. Martin. Row 2-P. Bcuna. C. Murdock, L. Tablett. Row 3-F. Graus, D. Christensen, P. Munoz Row 1-C. Sorensen. I .Hidden I. Lee, C. Harrison, H. Wad- leigh. L. Stanfield, R. Stanley, M. Canden Hoek. How 2-D. Davis, S. Purrino, I. Sweelon, B. Stalcup, E. Stellingweri. R. De long. E. McPherson, E. Stairs. C. Squire. Row l-K. Von Dyke, C. Burnett, I. Davis. M. Gentry, R. Cupit T. Cordeiro, C. Cunningham. Row 2-R. Howard. S. Turner, A. Coffman. I. Hines, L. Dowell, B. Quisenberry, B. Delk, L. Calsudo. S. Lynch, G. Murphy, L. Tripp, G. Pylman Row l-D. Tornuvucca, M. Oden, W. Wolford. V. Yeargin, I Schinnerer, D. Nichols, P. Gunsouls. Row 2-P. Potter, D Landman, R. Tillotson, E. New, B. Ward, M. Hcxgcncxka, I. Rios R. Vander Dussen, M. White Row 1-F. Wheeler. M. Kilchman. P.. Pollinger, M. Laguturis, P. Lynch, M. Secrge. Row 2-R. West, L. Nixon, B. Ujihare, H. Stinchlield. D. White, I. Mann, G. Kulen, D. McMurray. I. Schinder, F. Morrison Row l-A. Weir, C. Hokett. Row 2-R. Gilroy. G. Gift, G. Crit- tenden, I. Daniels, P. Evans. C. Huddleston. Row 3-K. Holtz, E. Hansel, B. Glenn, W. Iones, D. Dyer, H. Bradstreet. Row 4- C. Boker. D. Byl, F. Murray. L. Arnold. O. Alves. P. Mason l911 2' I ' R ,uqu . . '1 . AVR - N fi Activities s ,WW fi , fi will dfaiffw jg! i M ' ,W ik if ,f Z'jQfg6V,,.. 4 W 57' 5 Wfliffff ffff W jim Us 'I N Cel 5? fsflrlsrrng DRUM MAIOR- mawwwzruuvw Excelsior Pilot Band ' w 1-G. Hendershoi, M. Shenlc, N. Piercy, P. Lockwood, B. Thomas, P. Cooler. G. Angle, L. Wriqhi, P. Holtz, D. Philips. B. Ireland. Row 2 Ballard, I. Burnight, I. Reeves, I. Kooiman, R. Gibson, C. Bond, C. Mosler, M. Ashmore, H. Gregory, D. Heil, D. Helman, R. Brody, R. Kelley Ferguson, G. Ashmore. P. McGaughey. Row 3-I, Brink, D. Davis, I. Hummel, E. Wilson, I. McMillan, B. Wehrman. P. Thomas, V. Howard Hugli, B. Whiiies, R. Krause, D. Chesbro, G. Diiiee, I. Tsubocawa, I. Brisler. Row 4-D. Saunders. I. Russell, P. Brant, W. Burros, D. Iobe Phelan, B. Clagg, M. Nelson, D. King, B. Helmon, D. Reed, W. Anclriali, R. Hugli, L. Lathrop. Row 5-C. Wilson, E. Killen, B. Quick. B. Berry Olivas, I. Monteiih, I. Holland, I. Brown, M. Southword, C. Tayler, B. Wisman. R. Shipley, D. Howell, R. Enderich, I. Bailey. Row 6-B. Biro STUDENT CONDUCTOR- 1 1 WTS. Q- Times may change, years go by, but still the E.U. H.S. band marches on. Their snappy green and white uniforms lend color to all the activities in which they participate. Under the leadership of Gary Angle, drum major, and Bob Biro, student conductor, the band entered many musical events besides taking part in the half- time activties during football games. Although they engage in many activities during the year, such as taking part in half-time activities during the S.C. Trojan-Washington Huskies game, they found time to give a concert at the Pomona Fair and to present their traditional Spring Swing. Under the direction of Mr. Lunde the band has in the past years grown from a group of 20 to an organ- ization numbering almost l00 students. The banner bearers, headed by joyce Letts, had an active year and were always seen preceding the band in all of the activities the band performed in during the year, including the Spring Swing. Six little girls in green may well be the name of the flag twirlers this year. They were seen doing their routines in the half-time activities during football Strutting in front of the band to the tune of our school songs and others, the peppy majorettes were one of the main attractions of the band. Lola Wright served as head majorette again this year. Tom Stewart, john Herbst, and Rich- ard Cahoon as band managers had the important job of caring for the band instruments on special trips. Phillip Ogilvie also traveled with the musical group to announce the half-time activ- SCBSOI1. ities at games. G TWIRLERS-Gloria Hendershol, Iecm DeVries, Nancy MAIORETTES-L. Wright, P. Holtz, D. Phillips, M. Harlo cy, Put Lockwood, Bobby Thomas, Peggy Cooler . ...- ci Q. gs we as . N gp- -N ..N X. V., I I L Commercial Band A new addition to the music department this year is the Commercial Band. Though it was only their first year, the group made several appearances. The student conductor was Don Cook and Mr. Lunde, the faculty adviser. Row 1-B. Hugli, I. McMillan. L. Ferguson, D. Desilets. Row 2-D. Martin. S. Olivas. B. Quick. R. Taitershcxll, D. Cook, B. Berry, D. Chesbro, I. Tsubokcxwa. Row 3-G. Angle, I. Brown i951 Row I-M. Costello. H. Geske. Row 2-N. Asawa, A. Urangcx. F. Spear, A. Shurrur, E. Leiiler, M. Dalton, B. Palme, D. Lichly. Barritl, I.. Wright. Row 3-M. Ashmore. M. Quinn. V. Dodds. B. Pickolick, I. Burnighl, M. Marlin, B. Hasselblad. M. Lielch. 593 Con Bc-Nd 252' H35 U' 0 .PF .. w sei-F' 52? - Elo PE? :Fl - -' 0 F95 num O55 'B 3:13 PP, O 3'FU' s.,,F an T20 asf - ' .h UPL Q . 53' s-'S' ggi -pr 2 as 52 0E:l Fgg rl' 3' ug' un' - 2-fs' 2:1 ' UI n2E'T'Q . rn,- Sow as' 4 W .EE . . g, lll T55 :g- 'frr' 5-UL-.dv-I 'S F03 EZ-' I- o Z P:-' 3 FYS GU 525 D 525 5 F'5 ! F' McCuuslund The A Cappella Choir under the super- vision of Mrs. Yates, had a very success ful year. They participated in the Christ- mas program and the Spring Swing Gabby Fernety served as president this year. A Cappella Choir ' The Lyric Club is com- posed of a select group of sophomore, junior, and senior girls. Although this is their first year of exist- ence, they have partici- pated in the Chirstmas pro- gram and entertained out- side of school. Mrs. Yates is faculty adviser. With Don Desilets as the student director, our orchestra has furnished us many pleasant hours of entertainment. Not only do they play for commun- ity affairs and class plays, but also for the Chirstmas play and for Commence- ment. Urcheslra lyric Club Row I-M.B. Hambly. M. Milewski, B. Ballard, E. Percy, Y. Dayton, L. Luhman, N. Durnold, L. Ror b h, D. Wh l , . M , M. H . a oug oey I ores annum How 2-L. Coker, I. Garret, D. Brown, S. Whalen, V. Harper, B. Wiersma F. Sedgwick, B. Heinnemann, R. Svec. R. Miller. B. Wanacott I. Hayes, drum: D. King, violin: M. Andrew, violin: I. Herbst, bass: I. Ridder, bass: C. Wilson, bass: T. Taylor, piano: Y. East, violin: P. Camron, violin: L. Tripp, violin: G. VanderMeer, violin: D. Schrimp, violin: B. Fuselier, violin: I. Hollen, basloon: B. Siver- son, piano: I. Bailey. oboe: I. Magnusson, cello: G. VonderMeer, cello: D. Desilets, clarinet: M. Ashmore, clarinet: I. Burnight, llute: I. Reeves, tlute: D. Sander, trumpet: R. Gold, trumpet: L. Ferguson, saxophone: B. Hugli: D. Iobe, trombone: B. Turner, French horn i971 Comic pera Cleopatra and her sing- ing lovers visited our cam- pus in the form of a comic opera burlesque. Orchids went to Miss Mabel Stew- art who made it possible for the boys who like to sing to face the footlights. gred Lesh, Bobby Iones. Richard Richardson, Ned Hoopes, Bob Tally, Miss tewart l99l Row l-V. Cappadona, I.. Diaz, W. Walls, I. Mapes, I. Rios, P. Kent, B. Barros, D. Phelan, L. Wilt, I. Murrell, M. Kelm, K. Wood. ' . M ll , I k , B V Leeuwen. H Smith G Row 2-L. Betz, C. Moore, P. Passell, M. Tonkmson. B. Simpson, P. Russel, W u ins I. ac son . an . , ' . R 3-A M'll , S. Be rd M. S eight P. Pearson B. Thomas I. Myers V. Swilt I. Olsum I-Iendershot, I. Kingsbury. B Nelson. ow . 1 ers a , p ,.,, . C. Corwin, L. Moore, M. Barton. I. Rekhop, F. Vander Duessen. B. Ivey. Row 4-M. Fesmire. W. Ulman, G. Foreman, B. Chalmers M. Miller, B. Vessels. P. Wetzel, B. Iohnson, A. Hilt. D. Schreiber, D. Iohnson, I. Smith, D. Alden, C. Flanery. F. Delmar Taking part in the Christmas program, student assemblies and other activities, the Girls' Glee Club has proven that the future A Capella Choir will be enriched with fine youthful voices when they enter its membership in the future years. Glee Club Freshman Girls' Chorus This year the girls' chorus com- posed of seventy-five girls, under the leadership of Miss Stewart, participated in the Christmas pro- gram and music assemblies. The chorus serves as background training for Girls' Glee Club and other choral groups. Row 1-L. Reed, L. Hutchcralt, D. Trautlotf, D. Harper. L. Millard, P. LaPointe. R. Saito, F. Costa, C. Soar- ing, S. Beckman, R. Gobert. Row 2- I. Mikuell, B. Horn, T. Waslenaar. B. Lampman, E. Stallingwer, L. Van Surksum, I. Lee, K. Holtz. L. Doan, N. Kimes, A. Ortiz. Row 3-L. Stan- field, E. Barrows, C. Burnett, V. Everett, N. Senner, W. Wahllord. C. Nicolas, P. Mason, I. Schinnorer, N. Lockwood. P. Mosely, I.. Dowell. How 4-I. Ryan, M. Deloo. I. Sto- venson, I. Wilson, A. DaBerry, L. Thomas, F. Tanamachi, B. Brown, G. Crittenden, D. Phillips, C. Horn. I. Daniels, R. Ortiz. Row 5-I. Dyar, I. Mora, E. Stairs. N. Canfield, D. VanManen. C. Squires, A. Adams. B. Blair, V. Stanley, M.A. Vander- Hoick. E. Alcock, I. Covert, K. Krieger. Row 6-E. Williams. I. Vantine, B. Walker, B. Gibson, I. Davis, D. Anderson. M. Garcia, V. Bradley. C. Walker, N. London, Row 1-B. McGraw, B. Stansbury, B. Ward. I. Anderson. R. Anderson, L. McMichael. E. Hansel, G. Harris, D. Marshall. Row Z-R. Williams, P. Brewer, B. Iones, H. Bailey, G. Eccles, L. Tripp. T. Head, I.. Tab- lett, F. Iohnson. Row 3-S. Davis, D. Agundez. G. Hull, I. Thomassen. I. Toomey, D. Kehret. A. Boone, B. Berger, B. Tally, G. Watson. Row 4-R. Richardson, H. Shipley, B. Bradford, K. Barnes, H. Davis, L. Ownings, G. Hampton, B. Fit:- gerald, S. Trevett. D. Dowell Boys' G ee Club The Boys' Glee Club this year had one of the largest groups in its history, forty-five boys. The club this year presented the comic opera, Cleopatra , which was a huge success. The officers of the club included: Harold Bailey, presidentg Gerald Huff, vice-president: Richard Richard- son, secretary, and David Agun- dez, sergeant-at-arms. Miss Stew- art is the director of the club. MA. Bidel, M. Gentry, L. Willon I i991 1 ibs. W. Manriquez. B. B orger Yell leaders Happy is the word which best describes both the first and second semes- ter yell leaders. Always energetic and peppy to the end of a game or rally, these are the boys respon- sible for the resounding cheers that echoed from the sports events. A Song leaders IIUOJ L. Boorsrna. I. Ireland, D. Thomuuon, B. Heinnoman, I. Ott P. Cooler, I. Ott. B. Heinemann The greatest difficulty encountered by our attractive song leaders this year was that the student body, particularly the male half, was more interested in looking than in singing. Nevertheless, tricky routines, colorful costumes, and flashing smiles made them the best song leaders ever. Row I-H. Uyeyama, D. Miller, L. Rayburn, D. Lelller, D. Wells, M. Del Hoyo, M. Howell. L. Tanaka S. Arrendondo. Row 2--I. Wellons, D. Whaley, A. Huddleston, M. Moore, E. Snyman, N. Vander Veem F. Garcia, D. Vasquez, M. Hannam. Row 3-D. Wendt, V. Meissen. Huw 4-B. Turley, A, Richardson, C. Colles, D. Doyle, Y. Rootlieb, V. Hillskemper, M. Iacobson, B. Myers, I. Livingston. Row 5-A. Goad, I. Moore, D. DeHaan, V. Harper, B. Oakley, M. Saldana, L. Leal, F. Koski. Row 6-M. Bouma, D. Noble. Row 7-D. Christensen, L. Kruidhoi. Row B-A. Bulk, H. Bouma. Row 9-I. Posthuma, M. Garcia, I. Murphy, G. Neal, L. McFarlane, L. Monroe, A. Pylman, C. Guzman, I. Sullivan, I. Laurence. Raw 10--L. Keaton, I. Warren, D. Rietkerk, M. Lindsay, S. Dillinger, T. Hoffman, I. Iackson, L. Weirick In circle: Anita Sharrar, drill team head Drill Team A blow of a whistle and a command of Forward march from Anita Shar- rar, head of Drill Team, set the Drill Team into action. In perfect marching order the drill team performed stunts with the band dur- ing half-time activities. Posture Week , spon- sored by the Drill Team, is always a success. R. Rosenlof, B. Berger, B. Williams l 101 x X - 'N .- Q f n 7 , fl ll' -f - J A ,u ll! Wg uk 1 1 i I1021 Row l-B. Brxed. Gary Angle. Row 2-B. Reyerson, L. Ferry 0ur Hearts Were Young and Gay E. Kxllen. I.. Smilhe, E. Brauer, F. Le h Sophisticated Cornelia and quiet, illogical Emily portrayed by Beverly Reynerson and Bette Breid, respectively, starred in the highly hilarious Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Fred Lesh and Elaine Brauer were cast in the supporting roles of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Skinner. Leo and Dick, the gay medical students played by Lyle Ferry and Cary Angle, furnished a romantic atmosphere and captured the girls' hearts. The entire cast turned in polished performances under the direction of Mr. Val- entine. Safety pockets played a major role in the production and traveled from dining room tables to port holes to the ship's rails. The play ended as bedbugs replaced CorneIia's measles. Senior Play IN' N R. johnson. L. Ieffery. D. Thomusson 1 X x X - X X Cornelia . . . Emily . . . Therese . . Madam Elise . Inspector . . Mrs. Skinner .. Harriet . . Winifred . . Otis Skinner it . De La Croix . Stewardess . Steward . Leo . . . Dick . . Admiral . . . Purser . . . Window Cleaner Student Director Stage Manager Faculty Adviser CAST . Beverly Reynerson . Dona Thomasson . . Ethern Killen M. Mulholland, I. Schroeder, M. Tull. L. johnson . . Bette Breid . Laura jeffrey Marilyn Mulholland . Elaine Brauer . Loretta Smithe . . Fredleesh . Ronald johnson . Lael johnson . Milburn Tull . . Lyle Ferry . . Gary Angle . Ivan Schroeder . Bob Ledbetter . joe Kirkpatrick . . joan Sullivan . Lola Wright . A. M. Valentine Sullivo B. Ledbetler. L. Wright I ma 1 If104I N .4- 'Ill I in P. Passell, I. McMillan. C. Reid. N. Hoopes. L. Weirick, I. Pardee. RamshackIe Inn L. Plant, V. Houghton I. Thomas, I. Hasting .lunior Play Lightning flashes . . . thunder . . . a windy gale . . . piercing screams and the junior Play, Ramshackle Inn had commenced. It cen- tered itself about an old maid who had bought an inn without ever seeing it and later found it to be swarming with liquor dealers, boot- leggers, and murderers. She had a fine time rounding up the mob but not quite knowing what was going on. All ended happily and peacefully. The cast enjoyed presenting their class play and hope the audience had as much fun watching it as they had in giving it. CAST Belinda . . . ludy Thomas Patton . . . . . lim Hastings Mame . . . Virginia Houghton Constable Small Dr. Russell . . Commodore . loyce . . . Mary . . . Alice . . . Arbuthnot . . Gillhooly . Porter . . Bill . . Temple . . Gail .... Faculty Adviser Student Director Stage Manager . . . Larry Metzler . . Larry Plant . . Ned Hoopes . Bob Spence . . Pat Passell . . Carol Reid . Laura Weirick Richard Richardson . . . Don Reed . lack McMillan . john McClure . . lean Pardee . . Alva Keim . Dot Decker . Mary Trask H Richard D. Dec I. McClure, L. Melzler. D. Reed, B. SP ker, M. Trask I1051 IIOBI The Christmas Play To the beautiful strains of the traditional Christmas songs, our m usic department again pre- sented the annual Yuletide pro- gram, while the A Capella Choir and chorus groups vocally depic- ted Biblical scenes. Several new groups took part in the presentation this year. Among them were the Girls' Lyric Club and the Echo Chorus. Credit also goes to the dra- matics and art departments and the stage crew who helped make the production a success. The Three Wisemen Girls Chorus. Lyric Club, A Capella Choir. Shirley Stockion. organisi, Mrs. Yates ll071 Editor .... . Managing Editor . El Aviador Staff Ralph George . loyce lackson Chief Photographer . . Claude Klug Business Manager . . . Dan Nickum Advertising Art . . . Faculty . Seniors . Classes . Activities . Boys' Sports Girls' Sports Secretary . Assistant Ph n o Philip ogilvie . . Maureen Magnusson . . Linda Magnusson . . . Carol Reid . . Bette Breid . . . ludy Thomas . . Marilyn Bowman . . David Maddux . . . . . Kay Fujita . . Lucy Tanaka otographers . . . . . Ed Kent, Don Verhoef Sophomore Assistants . . . Adviser . Photography . Betty Yaki, Don Ewart . . . . Elouise Brinegar Adviser . . . Hugh Yost A yearbook isn't the easiest thing in the world to put together, but somehow the El Aviador staff once again came through. For a while the general opin- ion seemed to be that the book would consist of a cover only, but gradually, with a little persuasion, the copy came in. Needless to say the persuasion came from El Aviador's adviser, Mrs. Brine- gar. With her few brief comments ring- ing in his ears, every member of the staff pitched in and helped everyone else in order to meet the deadline. H. Yost, C. Klug, I. Iuckson, R. George. D. Nickum, P. Ogilvie, E. Brinegax s1sXxwmms Qm.Xwssm mss , six-N-Q ax Q M.. , , ,, If you had looked into room 75 dur- ing sixth period this last semester, any number of things might have attracted your attention. If you happened to peek over Linda's shoulder now and then, you'd be liable to find her sketching away on every spare piece of paper trying to get ideas for the illustrations. The really hectic days were those when Danny would shout at the top of his lungs while he paced back and forth across the room wildly exclaiming, for the benefit of all within hearing dis- tance, that his books iust wouldn't bal- ance or that the ads were all mixed up and the measurements were wrong. Then Claude would dash into the room after running all the way from the photography class with a long list of retakes on pictures. As he would burst into the room he'd shout at the top of his lungs, Ralph! Meanwhile you would be able to hear ludy in the back- ground begging to let her tag along to the boys' gym while he took pictures of the basketball squads. As far as Ralph, the editor, was con- cerned, work on El Aviador never came to a finish. Many afternoons were spent, long after the 3 o'clock bell had rung, reading copy and planning layouts. Ioyce could always be found standing by to help out where needed and to lis- ten patiently to everyone's problems. Somehow she usually managed to straighten things out again. And so the class went. It began with the choosing of the theme, color, and dedication which carried out the theme so very well. From there it went to the planning of the layout, to the writing and preparing of the copy, moved on to the scheduling and mounting of the pic- tures-until at last only the proofread- ing remained. And so here it is at last-your 1949 EI Aviador. Years from now you may be digging it out again to glance through it. lt'll give you a few laughs, maybe a few pleasant memories of the good times you've had this year. Above-K. Fujita, D. Muddux, C. Reid. Below-I. Thomas, B. Breid, B. Yuki. Below-L. Tanaka. D. Ewart. L. Mqgnugggn, M, Bowman, Below-Row I-I. Larson, C. Strunka. I. Klees, M. Mull- holland, M. McKee. C. Siegrist. A. Negly. E. Brower. R. Holder. Row 2-D. Verhoef. P. Simpson. T. Zangl. C. Levy, D. Walls, K. Bennett. S. Bartholomew. IIIDI Excelsior life With the headlines NOW'S THE TIME TO RUN FOR YOUR LIFE Excelsior Life began pub- lication on registration day. The click of type- writers could be heard resounding through empty halls as fifteen members of the staff started to work a week before school opened, thus helping to revive the old custom of distributing a paper on registration day. This year's staff, with Lyle Ferry as top man, ably assisted by Ralph George as managing editor, informed the students of activities, gossip, fash- ions, sports, and other news around the campus. Keeping up the good work during the second semester, Pat Beardsley headed the staff as editor, while Mary Trask assisted as managing editor. Mrs. Brinegar served as faculty adviser. I.. Ferry K , P Beard 1 Q. Nw-Q Q-N ' .. ' ' X Y ,Qi awww-M 'f '?A P. Beardsley. E. D gwell. C. Gahr, M. Trask M. Bowman. R. Brown. E. Dingwell. B. Hada 1 A W., -R. George. L. Smithe. FIRST SEMESTER Editor-in-Chief . . Lyle Ferry Managing Editor . . . Ralph George Business Manager . . . Philip Ogilvie Advertising Assistant . Loretta Smithe Circulation Manager . . Larry Metzler l Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Copy Editor .... Pat Beardsley Editor . . Sparky Dingwell Editor . . . Mary Trask Editor .... Chuck Gahr Assistants . Hortense Medina, Marilyn Bowman, Elaine Brauer, Mary Neely, Doug Travis Assistants . . Sallie lnkster, Loretta Smithe, Gloria Bogart Assistants . Ned Hoopes, Billie Gibson, Ray Brown Assistants . . David Maddux, Billie Hada, lack Pace, Amy Sak- amoto Editor . 'Q . . . Ioan Becker SECOND SEMESTER Editor-in-Chief . . . Pat Beardsley Managing Editor .... Mary Trask Business Manager . . Philip Ogilvie Advertising Assistant . Loretta Smithe Circulation Manager . . Larry Metzler l Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Editor . . . Marilyn Bowman Editor . . Editor . . . Editor .... Assistants . Billie Gibson, Mary Neely, lack Pace, loan Becker Assistants . Lyle Ferry, Dorothy Reitkerk, loan Palmer Assistants . Loretta Smithe, Doug Travis, Elaine Brauer Assistants . Chuck Gahr, David Maddux, Amy Sakamoto . Sparky Dingwell Ray Brown Billie Hada Copy Editor ..... loan Becker Filler .... . . Ralph George Photographer . . Elaine Brauer I Row l-A. Sakamoto, D. Travis. E.. Brcxuo I. Palmer. L. Melzler, D. Rielkerk. R 2 OW Row 1-D. Maddux, H. Medina. N. Hoope M. Neely, I. Becker. Row 2-M. Bowmu I. Pace, B. I. Gibson. R. Brown lll 112 uucflg s X xx Trial flighu With their theme, Of Thee We Sing , ringing in their ears, the Trial Flights Staff of I949, under thencqrable leadership of Loretta Smithe, set to work ing gathering-. ' ' writ- ten mateifiafsubmitted by students. Hortense Medina and Elaine Brauer served as associate editors, while Mr. Charles Bull acted as faculty adviser. A contest was held to select the best poem, short story, and essay, which helped encourage student writers. The I949 Flights Staff has done a fine job, and should be commended for it TRIALFLICHTS STAFF .- QILQ 1 Editor-in-Chief . . Loretta Smithe Tri+ A: eaaeaae T- . W sso lifeidlfor' Hor-tonseMed'iia 'Associate Editor . . Elaine Brauer Business Manager . . Ioan Palmer Circulation Manager . . Yvonne East Ass't. Circ. Mgr. . . Mildred Speight Publicity Manager . . lean Pardee Ass't. Publicity Mgr. . . Mary Trask Prose Editor . . Delores VanLeeuwen Ass't. Prose Editor . . Cleta Flannery Poetry Editor .... Sandra Beard Asst. Poetry Editor . . jackie Smith Make-Up Editor . . . Lucy Tanaka Ass't. Make-Up Editor Gerry L. Lonskey Cover Editor . . Darlene Richardson Ass't. Cover Editor . . . lean Allen Art Editor ..... Mary Barrs H. Medina, L. Smithe. I. Palmer. E. Brauer 1 N ' C.. A Neely, M. Trask. Y. East. M. Buns. L. Tanaka 3 Z Q, r -. N Flanery. I. Smith. B. Yaki, S. Beard. Ii Pgidee 'fb if QQ ', ' f X , - , . 3 hixrdson. M Lenskey. M. Speight Il EEDWEH Secretary . . . Betty Yaki Adviser . . . . Charles Bull r':q ',. R lf. Q 'tb . i 5-Elle - CI ' X .V W L, ff: , --7, 1 .-4. ft- -, N my-, 7 ,--:, K f' LID ii' ci P an 'asrxv-gh , 'v Commercial Alt and Stage Crew The grin of satisfaction for pro- ducing a perfect poster was a common thing in Mrs. Lowe's commercial art class. These dec- orative posters attracted much attention, and were made for school and community activities. Curtain! Lights! and another performance has ended as a suc- cess. Behind the scenes, working all the special effects to make it so, for our plays and assemblies, is the hard-working stage crew, under the direction of Mr. john Donald. Higgins. V. Costa roe. I. Ryan Row l-N. Darnold, E. Neal. A. Rayburn P. Simpson. G. Vander Weerd. G. Martin D. Potts. A. Rodriguez. Row 2-E. Mori. P Potter. R. Brommelii. I.. Gahr. M. Gibson B. Roggy. C. DeVries. Row 3-A. Wiemert B. Rayhuwk. D. Bartholomew. G. Bidel. T Bates. I. Wellons. P. Lynch. C. Yost Row l-R. Rosenquist. S. Rhodes. K. Real. K. Hartman. P. Correll. E. Sevillamo. C. McMurray. Row 2-W. Wagner. R. Boyd. S. Munn. B. Liles. B. Reynolds. H. Fergus son. Row 3-R. Tillotson. G. Shunk. P. Row I-M. Baninger, B. Kempton. A. Rich ardson. C. Levy. A. Endres. B. Cleveland. Row 2-R. Iohnson. D. Seavy. I. Kirkpat rick. T. Ice. B. Ledbetter. Row 3-P. Mun 113 National forensic league Row I-L. Ielfrey, K. Fuiila, D. Mori. Y. Groulx. I. Sullivan, M. I. Rogers. I. Thomas, L. Tanaka. N. Hoopes. Row 2-I. I-last g M. Neely, L. Cottrell. Row 3-Mr. Leake, Y. East, M. Bowman, E. Gill. D. Seavy, P. Ogilvie. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Bowman, p dent: D. eav , secre ar : . elirey, v1ce-president: N. l t S y t y L I sergeant-at-arms: M. Nee y. reasurer Hoo SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: M. Neelyl. vics pE I i l dent: D. Seavy, secretary: N. Hoopes, presx en l YSGBLIIGI' 1 . CIS, 11141 Public speaking has always been an outstanding feature at Excelsior and this year the traditions of the National For- ensic League were carried on by a great- ly enthused though somewhat dimin- ished group. The N.F.L. participated in every tournament in the district and managed to take top honors in some. Marilyn Bowman presided over the chapter during the first semester and Ned Hoopes led them through a success- ful second term. With C.S.F. membership soaring the number of sealbearers hit an all time high as did the activities of the Scholar- ship group. In place of the usual two trips, three were taken this year. First semester a group attended the district banquet where jim Rex was elected district presi- dent for the coming year. A theater trip and a regional conference were attended by second semester members. A larger body of students than ever before rep- resented Excelsior at the conference. -lg ' if- I l FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Dee Ann Mills, sec.: Lael Iohnson. vice-pres.: Rich- ard Reger. sgt-at-arms: Lyle Ferry. pres. K, ff 'fi . 1 'f .J If 'X x T - X K Qi 5 u ld X X SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Iames Mon- teith, sgt-at-arrhs: Shirley Stockton, pres.: Pat Bearsdley. sec.: Annie Endries. vice- pres.: Marilyn Bowman, act. ch.: Billy Hada, treas. . Em., ai 'anna How 1-P. McGaughey, L. Barnett. R. Gobert, I. Hummel, N. Asawa, A. Izuhara, R. Uyeda. L. Blackie, C. Squire. B. Nyemhuis. E Brauer, GI Crittenden. A S k t . M S . D ' ' . a amo o . eage . Harper, D. Mon, A. Chew, P. Hada: R. Brady. How 2-D. Stewart, P. Davis, S. Arredondo Medina, Eili Whislir, M. McFall, B. Shows, D. Reichle, D. Phillips, B. Fuselier, G. Ballard, I. Palmer, W. Hutchinson. ME. Wison B. Carpenter K Fuiita, B. Y ' B ' ' a 1, B. reid, E. Popovich, L. Westerhof. Row 3-I. Daniels, M. Gentry, N. Boggs, I. Henderson, B. Kempton, A. Kennard. B. Parrish. S Thompson, M. Ashmore. B. Dawson, T. VanDyke, L. White, A. Endres, C. Wilson, A. Huddleston, N. Hoscheit. B. Chalmers. L. Alderson. F. Sedg wick, M. Speight. Row 4-B. Gray. P. Higgins, A. Abacherli. C. Siegrist, M. Neely, Y. East, M.A. Barrs. P. West. I. Lopour. R. Gibson. M. Mul holland. I. Murrell. P. Lockwood. A. Sharrar. N. Piercy, M.E. Iames, M. Miles, M.D. Brumley, M. Bowman, M. Trask. Row 5-T. Taylor. I. Burnight I. Leislner, I. Brister, C. Stone. L. Boersma, H. Gregory, G. Nelson, P. Pinard, V. Hansen, R. Mulder, A. Stone, P. Monroe, L. Luhman, L. Mag nusson, D. Mills. L. Iohnson, S. Stockton. I. Myers, I. Maurer. Row 6-I. Daniels, M. Kilchman, T. Krause, D. Decker. M.E. Lindsay, I. Schinnerer N. Lockwood. A. Pylman. C. Flanery. D. McCallum, L. Smithe, G. Bowerman, P. Beardsley. Row 7-E. Mulder. B. Mann, P. Kent. I. Becker. L Weirick, P. Passell, B. Gibson, I. Franciosi, G. Neal, D. Fourment, D. Hager. L. Doyel, D. Ewart. S. Bennett, G. Fitch. I. Smith, B. Breid, M.L Applebury, A. Mowry. C. Emmons, I. Iackson: Row 8-G. Ashmore I. Pardee, L. Tanaka, B. VanLeeuwe , N. V d V , n an er een, I. Thomas, R. Brown, 3. Delong, I. Rex. B. Hada, I. Iackson, H. Kxes, N. Hoopes, B. Iones, T. Uyeda, R. Anderson. Row 9-I. Magnusson, P. Evans. D. Rietkerk, M. Kooiman, D. VanLeeuwen, L. Billingsley, L. Ferry, I. Page, C. Iackson, D. Clover, P. Ogilvie, D. Blem, D. Polley. I. Schroeder. I. Herbst, B. Griffith, F. Francis. B. Hambly, T. Nielsen, R. George Scholarship Fe . C a . 1 1 l Spanish and latin Iubs SPANISH CLUB Row 1-I. McSwain. D. Richardson. B. Breid. A. Crouch, N. Nancolas, B. Yaki. E Popovich. R. Lopez. M. Speight. B. Arnold. Row 2-I. Shaeller. I. Herbst. L. Metzler I. Rex. E. Wilson. C. DeIong. M. Nelson. Row 3-H. Croley, I. Brister. M. Simpson. F. Garcia, B. Lantz. P. Neal. I. Maurer. R. Myers, D. Vasquez. I. Hegner. I. Moore. L. Boer. Row 4-H. Fitch, P. Davis. L. Alderson. B. Chalmers. R. Mulder, S. Beard. F. Hour. S. Vasquez. Row 5-C. Deck. D. Blem. Mrs. Summer. Mrs. Scott. I. Archer. I. Versteeg. V. Howard Los Sabios , under the leadership of jim Rex, El Presidente , had a very active year. The group consists of sec- ond and third year Spanish students and Spanish-speaking members of the stu- dent body. Their entertainment this year, in- cluded a Christmas party, a year-end banquet, and of course, their annual excursion to Padua Hills. Mrs. Sumner and Mrs. Scott are the sponsors of this group. S.P.Q.R., under the leadership of Dick Reger, as president, had a very active and successful year. Other energetic officers of the group include, Annie Endres, vice-president, Billie june Cib- son, secretary, Dick Brown, sergeant-at- arms, and Maurine Anderson and Mer- vyn Fishback, activity chairmen. Mr. Everly is the adviser of this energetic group. LATIN CLUB Row 1-R. Roger. Pres.. E. Lavis, K. Murphy. B. Whities. Row 2-B.M. Planios. M. Anderson. N. Iorritsma. P. Phelan. A. Endres, B.I. Gibson. D. Phelan. D. Seavy. B. Sander, H. Thompson. Row 3- Mr. Everly. D. Lee. D. Van Leeuwen. B. Van Leeuwen. O. Trapp. M. Barton, C. Porter. . T. Krause. I. Crott. P. Pinurd. D. Mori Drama and french Clubs X XT- xxx N . i ' DRAMA CLUB Row l-N. Allison, A. Iackson, D. Reichle. A. Boggs. I. Davis. B. Yaki. D. Richard- .GB ,ML.C tH 2-DM'1l,GY ,D .' son . owerman . oun s. ow . 1 er . oung . Slite, P Higgins, S. Lynch, I. Thomas. P. Passell, B. Gibson, L. Ieffrey, B. Heynerson. How 3-M. Hampton, D. Reitkerk, I. Sullivan, B. Nelson, C. Reid, S. Dillinger. Row 4--L. Smithe, G. Parsons. M. Trask, I. Hastings. I. Herbst. I. Brown, B. Biro. Row 5- D. Decker, I. Pardee. Row 6-B. Hansen, D. McCallum. G. Herrema, G. Angle, l. Schroeder. E. New, Mr. Valentine The Drama Club, under the leader- ship of Dorothy Decker had a very suc- cessful first year. This club gives the large number of students particularly interested in drama, a chance for an interesting and enjoyable time. With Mr. Valentine, acting in the capacity of adviser, the club hopes to gain new members in successful years to come. Le Cercle Francais , with Ioyce Iackson as their president, had a very active and successful year. The members continued to send parcels to French orphans adopted last year. The enter- tainment, under the direction of jean Pardee, included a Christmas party, an initiation party, and a farewell party at the end of the year. Miss Veta Hopper is the adviser of this energetic group. 'HENCH CLUB low 1-A. Vicken. L. Calsaeo, I. Pratt, I lallenbeck, D. Bowell, F. West. Row 2-I. lathaway. C. Whipple. I. Daniels, I. Wat on. D. Schremp. A. Huddleston, Y. Groux. . Francis, I. Iackson. Row 3-I. Williams . Frydman. M. White. B. Parrish, V. Han en, I. Magnussen, I. Crowley, C. Harris liss Hopper How l-I. Pratt. C. Dumais. . naghy. Row 2-C. Levy. T. merso utthews. D. Kehret. C. Bartholo M. White. Row 3-B. Iuckson, L. Bill Audio-Visual Science, Public Address Crew Ill81 R. Ellis. T. Ice. Mr. Finch. G. Shunk. I. Kirkpatrick, C. Yanes. A. Rethwisch, C. L y. R. Stedman Audio-Visual Science is the technical name for the projection crew. They are the ones who show us the movies in our various classes. Outside of class they are also very active putting up cur- tains and setting up and thread- ing machines. Mr. Yost and Mr. Bruff are the faculty advisers. The Public Address Crew has as one of its many duties the put- ting up and taking down of the public address equipment for various activities at Excelsior. Without their help our rallies, assemblies and noon dances could not have been the success they were. The adviser for this group was Mr. Finch. I M C E n P Brannon. I. McCurdwell. B. Feyd. l. C k C. M m C ley. G. Fernety. R. Krause. D. Cullen Gorham. D. Christensen. K. Bennett M Iohnson future farmers of America Excelsior Chapter l30 of the Future Farmers of America has more than held up the name and honor of Excelsior by winning top places in various tournaments and stock shows. Hats off to the boys who are learning to feed the world the scientific way. F.F.A. OFFICERS: E. Lawson, treasurer: A. Moore. vice- president: A. Keulen, reporter: C. Collis. secretary: I. Schnableggar, sentinel: R. Iellredo. president Row 1-H. Vander Dussen. D. La Fleur, P. Gunsauls. H. Salas, E. Lawsen. F. Wichers. B. May, D. Tolle. B. Frie. D. Chapman. P. Edmonaon, R. Craig. Row 2-R. Iettredo. M. Bouma, M. Zylstra. W. Hettingu, S. Eliot, F. Pinheiro. A. Costa. C. Van Dyke, H. Veenendaal. C. Young. Row 3-L. Arnold, R. Ferguson. M. Lindstrom. R. Vldhius, A. Keulen. I. Coleman. D. Arnold. I. Van Spcrnie. W. Rupert. Row 4-D. Swenson, W. Stoker, P. Wassnaar. V. Baldwin. Row 5-I. Arrington. G. Donathon, I. Chesworth. T. Potter, I. Oxford. D. Kingsolver. How S-T. Young. E. Young. Mr. Haase. Mr. Baumgartner 5 1 w A 9 3 FQ ff lx if H , ,n , 4- - J X Sporls 93 X' O vi Q bf: w-N50 , Qi Ln X f xx. X M X 33, Uiliif X L, ix 3 1, ifr 1 '15 ffff ff H Boo l5X UL nd ! X X NL QE ,xx . lm 1 9 ' l How l-C. Hokenson. mgr., A. Beverage. D. Bartholomew. D. Walls, L. Miller. B. Spence. 0. Thread gill. G. Staley. P. Van Sponge. D. Messner. mgr. Row 2-P. Davis. D. Helman, G. Sitters, B. Hummel D. Goodro. B. Towne. R. Frances. D. Larson. R. Ogier. W. Kalustian. Bow 3-Coach Ashton, B. Pugh B. Champlin, H. Iohnson. S. Langford. D. Seavy. G. Vander Wall. E. Ludington. I.. Brittain. G Fernety. D. Travis. Coach Thomas. Row 4-B. Ledbetter. B. Helman. I. Roddick. I. Delong. B. Smith K. Cutright. D. Wall. G. Strauss. I. Rex. T. Vogel I I G. Fernety P. Van Spanie. D. Walls S. Langford B. Spence B. Smith ' x N I1221 1 Coach Ashton To the tune of The Alma Mater , the hard fighting Airmen Varsity ended their 1948 football season by defeating the Cardinals of San Bernardino, 7-6. The San Bernardino game marked the end of a footbal season that saw the Air- men eleven a first rate, but not victori- ous ball club. ln their second tilt of the '48 season, the Airmen Varsity humbled a strong Pasadena eleven, 12-6 on the losers own turf. Varsity Football Entering into their first game of league play, the Airmen Varsity was dropped by a strong Wilson eleven, 24-0, at Wilson's Stephens Field. The boys in the Green and White played a ,I fine ball game, but they were unable to ' overthrow the Bruin ball club. K r, , The next black cat to cross the 4 1 2 Pilots' path was in the form of the El ' Monte Lions, who sneaked in one touch- A down when fullback Bob Bonaparte lfti L' e' r h ' , ., picked an Airman fumble out of the air 5,,j , and ran 40 yards to score, resulting in m A the final score of Airmen 0, Lions 7. gA3us?::aS:pg.i,.k Mm V133-,gg ,, .QW 'W W B llen D. Travis D. Goodro R. Francis R. Iohnson A B g Don Walls is shown in the Pasadena Game tackling an unidentilied Pasadena player. Man being blocked out on the left I R X. -X 0 X mxx xx Q xXx as w N gf Q x X NNN -, X R .Sx x.x Q X X X QQ XX XX X Q X Y xl x5 xx XX Nmsw X Q X QQ X Qs ax xv SNK FS W,,, XY KF xx w Em ' Q . X1 Y Q X., N ge www N Nw: M 5 Q 5 3 S - X li Q am fs WS xx x .:?5,:f, ' L' S Ha: : .SN '1:, , Nw H dd ck P. Howard 0 Varsity football The Excelsior eleven were shaded by the Aztecs of Mark Keppel by a I9-7 margin in a game which saw Chuck Ruh- len, Pilot halfback, streak 49 yards to score for the Airmen. Meeting a championship Alhambra team, the Pilots were beaten to the tune of 33-0 at Moor Field. Playing their best game of the season, Coach Ashton's eleven was nipped by the Cardinals of Whittier. The game saw the Pilots put up a great fight, with Walls off tackle and Ruhlen on a 95 yard kickoff runback, score for the Excelsior squad. One of the closest played games of the football season was when the Pilot gridsters met the lackrabbits from Poly, a game that resulted in a 13-O deficit for the Airmen. lim Rex B. Hel Most Valuable Lineman chuck Huhle ball ' k B. Champlin R. Thomas on the Whittier team in the dust on a 90 yard f12sJ Beef oolball Coach Iensen, D. Fische Curtis. r. Caplain, Couch BEE SQUAD: Row l-C. Brower, Mgr.: G. Hamamolo, Monlgomery, C. Levy, D. Fischer, B. Williams, B. Flournoy, I. Kruger, R. Rosenlol, I. DeVries, Mgr. Row 2-lf. Vlcenciq, K. Ruhlen, D. Brown, K. Hallman, G. Beltran, F. Colunga, A. Rodriguez, D. Shumway, F. Nukawakx, S. Vasquez. Row 3-Coach Iensen, P. Sagaro, K. Murphy, G. Moreno, B. Nichols, E. Patrick, D. Runells, D. Eiier, I. Currey. R. Dugan, I.. Kummer. I. Torena, M. Iohnson. How 4- B. Berger, D. Betlcey, I. Pace, T. Friday, C. Gahr, D. Clover, D. Voris, W. Smilh, A. Roy BEE CADETS: Row l-I. Gilchrist, G. Montoya, R. Baily, D. Runlles, B. Krogsted, S. Morris, C. Mathews. Row 2-Couch Bishop, T. Tyree, I. Thomusson, C. Iohnson, B. Klein, S. Turner, E. Corrigan, R. Rosenlol, A. Finch, Mgr. Excelsio Excelsior Excelsior l8 .,.... Excelsior 6. Excelsior 6.. Excelsior O.. Excelsior 6... Excelsior l 2 ..... l3... r 0 ..... Burbank l4 .. Pasadena 26 Wilson 0 ,....,, El Monte 0 . .... Mark Keppel l4 . .... Alhambra I8 Poly 27 Whittier..l5 Ending the I948 football sea- son, the Airmen Bee gridders were credited with the score of four losses and two wins. Sparked by the hard aggressive running of Captain Don Fischer, and other scrappy Airmen backs, the men from Pilotville trounced Wilson and El Monte, only to be dropped by Mark Keppel, Alhambra, Poly, and Whittier. This year's season saw some good ballplaying by some fine players, even though Coach jen- sen started with only three re- turning lettermen. Ed Patrick Iwith bulll is shown scoring for the Rirmon Bees in the Whittier gums on the Excelsior gridiron Bee lellermen Row 1-P. Nakawalru T. Friday. D. Clover. F. Colunga. K. Ruhlen. P. Sagem. G. Beltran. B. Floumoy. Row 2-1.. Kammer. B Williams. E. Patrick. D. Fischer. D. Brown. B. Nichols. D. Eiter. C. Levy. Row 3-R. Rosenloll, I. Toxena. I. Curxey. W. Smith. R. Dugan. D. Shumway. C. Guhr. G. Moreno. Row 4-K. Murphy. F. Vicenciu. G. Humcxmoto, A. Rodriguez. K. Hallman. A. Finch. Mgr.. S. Vasquez. Mgr. I1271 .l. V. Football ' th H ll R 2-B Bow 1-B. Kotrzke. H. Dumbeck. L. McCausland. F. Oda, R. Loyd. P. Gilroy. C. Bar olomew, C. u . ow . Arnold. I. Cutright. B. Hornly. C. Hernandez. I. Ferrera. B. Costello. G. Hutchinson. A. Byhsrna. B. Conway. F. Fran is. Row 3-Couch Hendricks. D. Potts. R. Richardson, B. Dennis. L. Mix A. os . clrson . e ' C k Th ' Mg . B . C Ia . A R vena. . Dec e . L. eiss. r. Row 4-A. S'mpson. K. Wishon. B. Iackson. D. Childs. L. Owens, W. Davis. E. Wilson, I. Stevenson t 'W .51 C. Hernandez. Most Valuable Buck: Coach Hendrick: W. Davis. Captain: B. Katoke. Most Valuable Lineman. l1281 1 l 69 A5 y Faced with an inexperienced squad and few returning Iettermen, the lunior Varsity football team went through their 1948 football season without tast- ing the fruits of victory. The I. V. gridders were sparked by the aggressive and shifty running of Gary Emery and Charley Hernandez, while the holes were held open by Hugh Dum- beck, Bill Kotake, and Warren Davis. The Airmen eleven found themselves defeated by Wilson, I8-0, El Monte, l2-6, Saint Anthonys, 20-6, Poly, 39-0, Whittier, 24-13, and tied I3-l3 by Al- hambra. Although the gridders were some- what unsuccessful, the most important thing gained was the experience that will give many of the players a good chance at first string varsity next year. Losing the championship in their last game Excelsior's Cees finished their season second best as hard luck hounded them all the way. With a seasons record of 3-2-l Excelsior dropped El Monte and Mark Keppel, battled Alham- bra to a nothing to nothing tie only to lose to a spirited Whittier team I2-6. Coach Langdon should be con- gratulated for the fine job he did as most of his material was green. With some returning lettermen Excelsior may nab the champion- ship next year. Q a o- .Ad l'MstValua Coach I. nqd n. A n reo 1. o ble Lmeman: I. Carson. Captain: K. Harada. Moll Valuable Back Cee Football How l-G. Shimono. B. Cox. B. Davis. H. Nooman. D. While. P. Potter. G. Hall. B. Broolrharl. Row 2- D. Shrodo. C. Melard, B. Hamamoto. K. Harada. I. Carson. E. Mori. G. Goodban. T. Cordeiro. Row 3-Coach Langdon. S. Kellman. V. -Baldwin. Forrester. D. Bosch. D. Porterlield. P. Elliot. G. Dayton. R. Granger. L. Gahr. Mgr. How 4-V. Aubert. D. Phillips. B. Fitzgerald. A. Andreoli. R. Hugli. A. Rayburn. C. Van Dyke. D. Boyd. Il291 Varsity Basketball M. Nelson C. Whipple T. Stoker B. Granger I. Curtis L. Wampler A P l , X! ivan ' Couch Curtis Even though the varsity bas- ketball squad, coached by Mr. Curtis, wound up in the league cellar, they had a top notch ball club with some of the best indi- viduals in the league. Playing each opponent twice, the Airmen hoopsters were drop- ped by all but Poly and Mark Keppel in their two rounds of league play. Il301 The Pilots bowed out to the Bruins of Wilson both times they met. The first was 42-24, and sec- ond, 43-27. Next they were dropped, 43-40 and 49-35, by a hard fighting quintet from EI Monte. Then the low flying team split to Keppel, 46-45 and 45-44, the latter, a hard fought tilt on the Airmen's own hardwood. The Airmen cagers succumbed to the Alhmbra Moors, 46-33 and 61-38, and split to Poly, 44-28 and 4l-40, and dropped to Whit- tier, 50-34 and 78-6l. I. Wiley D. Larson D. Heil B. Smith P. Van Spcxnie E. Ludinglon B. Costa P H a SCORES: Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Wilson ,....,El Monte Mark Keppel Alhambra Poly Whittier Wilson ,.,...El Monte Mark Keppel Alhambra Poly Whittier .X 0, . i s N 5 Eff' -. I F.- : X . ,. . ,i , , fir? l - K . 2 5 , Q - Q I. Curtis P. Howard Captain Most Valuable Pluye Bob Rumell twith ball! is shown making u tricky with Whittier. Number 60 in foreground is Don Wa shot in the second g ll 131 Um I1321 R. Smith D. Clover W. Manriquez C. Montgomery D. Van e X 'I I , sf? 1 l eel Basketball Bow 1-W. Munriquez, C. Montgomery, B Berger. D. Plooster. A. Roy. Row 2-F Francis. E. Amezcua, A. Hildbrands, B Pepper, P. Dearlh. Row 3-B. Blacker, D Clover. D. Tonlcinson, B. Marlin, B. Wil liarns. D. Van Pelt. Row 4-Coach Daniels I. Larson, M. Smith, C. Ross. I. Frankel T. Zangl. S. Vasquez. Mgr. D. Plooster, Co-Captain: Coach Daniels D. Van Pell, Co-Captain and Most Valu able Player. Slipping through their 1949 basketball season in the powerful Pacific League, the Airmen Bee casaba squad came through the battle with third place in their laps. Coached by jim Daniels, the men from Pilotville went through the first round of league play with only two losses. ln the second round the Pilots had the jinx with them for they saw the fruits of victory only once. Dale Plooster and Duane Van Pelt copped captain honors, while Duane also took most valuable player. Win P lt B. Berger B. Martin I. Franke SCORES: Excelsior 35 Excelsior 38 Excelsior 36 Excelsior 37 Excelsior 39 Excelsior 42 Excelsior 54 Excelsior 30 Excelsior 40 Excelsior 35 Excelsior 46 Excelsior 49 Wilson ......EI Monte Mark Keppel Alhambra Poly Whittier Wilson ......El Monte Mark Keppel Alhambra Poly Whittier Lett: Paul Dearth. 44, is making cr set up and other players are underneath the basket attempting to rebound. Right: Tom Zangl. 50. has iust missed u field goal and is attempting to rebound. T. Zangl P. Dearth G. Diilee D. Plooster E. Amezcua C. Ross ll331 Cee Basketball SCORES: Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior IQl341 A . 2 use . is f a Row I-H. Newman, I. Dees, I. Koopmun, A. Aub t D. D wel. B. Fitzgerald. Row 2-A. Boersma, R. Granger, C V n Dyke, S. Kellman, D. Phillips, Coach Langdon. Cees: I. Dees, Co-Captain, I. Koopman, Most Valuabl Play r, C. Van Dyke, C -Captain. Wilson El Monte Mark Keppel Alhambra Whittier Wilson El Monte Mark Keppel Alhambra Whittier With hopes of a championship ball club next year, the mighty Airmen Cees ended their I949 basketball season with a record of seven wins and three losses. Coached by the basketball mentor of long good standing, the Cee men were sparked by such players as Butch Phillips, Cordy Van Dyke, john Dees, Andy Boersma and less Koopman. Even though the Cee basketeers didn't bring home the championship bacon, they played some fine ball and some of the players are bound to see action as Bees next year. 7.n .-v.......,.v.v-.. -, Dee Basketball As the gun went off ending the Dee basketball season of l949, the Airmen Dee hardwood pounders found them- selves in fifth place in league play with three wins and seven losses. Even though their record was not spectacular, the Pilot small fry saw some fine action with the best of spirit. Many of the players to see first rate action and help spark the team were Wilbur Phillips, Dale White, and Pete Nieto. The fact that the Dee letter is smaller than all of the rest need not change the tide of opinion about the boys for they are the varsity stars of the future. SCORES: Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior FE' 0 Phillips. Co-Captain. 5'?'5' ini ET SF :s ' E9 0 fa rr! -'52 'Qs ' In P. us mo 2 5 S-'S 0 F. P 5 ET if E' 5 5 2-Coach Langdon. H. Newman, mgr. : G. Shimano. Co-Captain. D. While. Moll Valuable Player. Wilson Monte Mark Keppel 25 .,,..... ...... A lhambra Whittier 23 ,...,,,, ........ E I Monte Wilson Mark Keppel Alhambra Whittier 26 25 30 26 32 29 22 I1351 IISGI I ... 4-G' l . . . k . ,.f..3fgSs: 2i , b ENN 'ki Q 4,1 QQN' ,S . if 'li AS- 1' HPR' Row 1-T. Tsubokcxwa. D. Shumway. B. Kempton, R. Geniry. M. De Leon. D. Malain. D. Munroe. I Roddick. Row 2-A. Finch. D. Fischer. K. Murphy. I. Currey. R. Iefiredo. P. Wuinlcoti. Lopez. R. Diaz. I. Cottrell. Row 3-D. Plooster. B. Tuylos. D. Trav' . ' A. Palmer. A. Keulen. C. Collis. G. Vandorw ll B. Spencs. V: rs E. Ludxngton I. 0 a . D. Goodro I C ' . . wenl. D. Larson. , . urhss, B. Childs. Couch Ienssn Varsity Track: Couch Iensen. D. Sh umway. I. Reddick. Varsil Trac li ig ay 'Wh' fair. . 1 -2' W-a,,,hn fm 3 .FM if W Row l-I. Koopmnn, D. Clover. B. Kempton. Row 2-M. South- d. M. Iohnson. V. Lopez, I. Roddick, E. Ludington. D. Kingsolvar. With the accent on speed, the Pilot varsity track team wings its way through the 1949 sea- son. As of this writing the Airmen tracksters have not tasted the fruits of victory, but there is still many a meet to come. Thus far, Kempton and Plooster have looked good in the polevault with more than one first to their credit. Munroe is shining brightly in the 880, while Malain has broken the tape numerous times in the mile. Reddick has pulled seconds in the 100 and firsts in the shot-put. The rest of the track team doesn't look so strong, but is bound to give tough competition in some events. lfl371 Bee and Cee Track BEE TRACK How I-D. Barwiclc, R. Dugan, B. Webb, D. Eiier, B. Haislett. Row 2 -A. Finch. H. Furgeson, D. King- solver, D. Brown, B. Berger, D. Kilby, B. Flournoy, F. limenez, B. Tally, M. Iohnson, G. Hamarnoto. Row 3- I.. Dickerson, R. Rosenlofl, D. Rum- ells, I. Thomasson, R. Hugley, F. Busman, D. Clover, D. Voris, B. Kroqsted. S. Balzer, H. Howard. D. Ricky, Coach Iensen CEE TRACK Row I-I. Hall, R. Rodriguez, I. DeVrios. E. Mori, B. Hamamoto, D. Black, K. Harada. I. Carson, R. Robinson. Row 2-R. Bustrum, B. Brookhart, R. Potter. C. Brower, I. Koopman, I. Furton. D. Porterfield. F. Hopper, T. Cordeiro, C. DeVries, Coach Iensen Faced with few experienced track- sters from last years squad, Coach len- sen is confronted with keeping up the high standards ot previous years for his Bee trackmen. With some hopefuls up from the Cee squad, the Airmen Bee spikemen are headed for a good season with the fruits of victory well in sight. Il381 Riding high with a possiblity of the league crown well in sight, the Excelsior Cee tracksters have started their season, as this goes to press by downing the Wilson midgets in a lopsided contest. The Airmen lightweights are very strong in the dashes and are bound to be a tough team to cope with. Cross Country fgmjff-G ngsolvor, B. Webb, I. Furton. R D' R nroe, D M l R l-C. Y D. K M R 2-M. Southard. I. Oxford. D. Mu R G ty S B lex. P. Wainscotl. Coach len Don Munroe and Don Ma- Iain, Excelsior's top cross coun- try runners, finished one, two in three meets this year but only managed to win one. Alhambra, the only team to taste defeat from their hands, fell by the lopsided score 44- 29. Excelsior was squeezed out in their first meet with Wilson 42-38. Then they were downed by El Monte 48-33, Compton 62-28, Poly 62-26 and Whittier 53-27. SGD E. Mori, R. Dugan, M. Iohnson, V. Lopez 074 4: ll391 :pun Montgomery, I. Iohnson, C. Ross R. Reger. Row 2-D. Bartholomew LG. Cope. B. Titenson. D. Polley D. Blem Tennis Coached by Mr. Langdon, coach of Excelsior's championship tennis teams in the past, the vars- ity netmen have a promising future in store for them at the present time. With several return- ing lettermen in both Varsity and lunior Varsity classification, the Airmen are shaping a top team. 11401 C. Russ I. lol-mston R. Reger D. Polly VARSITY BASEBALL G.M Bdllld. CYD! .V. BASEBALL Q ow 1-W. Davis. D. Holman. f. Hallman. A. Malchum. R. ri. 'i iam PO. . Hugli. I.. Williams. Row 3- Stovenson. T. Vogel. A Roy Walls. C. Montgomery. I. Ben- Row 2-B. Arnold. G. F ty. T. Stoker. B. Daw. S. Davis. . hraadgill, B. Towne. d lc O T L. Kammer, Coa Varsity and .l. V. Baseball With the prospect of a fine ball- club for the I949 baseball season, the Airmen varsity horsehiders are gunning for their fifth straight win as this copy goes to press. Sparked by the aggressive playing of Ed Pat- rick, Leroy Kammer, Bill Towne and others, Coach Hendrick's men will have not only good pitching but some players to back up the pitch- ers. Under the able guidance of Coach Daniels, a star lettermen on the University of California, L. A. ball club, and a new member of the Excelsior coaching staff, the Air- men juniors look as if they might shine brightly as a working team. Even if the team isn't too success- ful as a winning ball club the out- look is bound to be good from the experience angle. MgE ' llama. M . Kcllman. Coa h D l S L G lloway. H. Forster . Andreoli , . 'i l1421 .-QM? S, .ng 25' . ,Mm 'W 12,4 W f' ,. . . f 2, f f ,aw 4' g wean, I. Rex. President 4 Row 1-D. Larson. E. Ludington, D. Malain, B. Spence, D. Munroe. P. Wains- cott, I. Curhss, R. Iohnson, D. Seavy. Row 2-I. Reddick. D. Ogier. O Threadgill, B. Kempton, A. Beverage, B. Cham lain, R. Francis. D. Mesner C. Levy, S. Vasquez. Row 3-G. Vanderwall, Montgomery, B. Costa, P Van Spanie, I. Cottrell, A. P lm . D. P ll ' ' a er o ey. I. Rex, R. Roger. L. Billingsley, El. Patrick, L. Kammer. Row 4-B Bumell. I Iohnson, D Goodro A. K l - . . . , a us han, D. Travis, P. Howard, C. Yanes. D. Walls. A.G. Cope, I. Bensma, B Helman. T. Vogel Varsity Club Under the able leadership of jim Rex, president, the Excelsior Big E Club com- pleted a very successful year of events. All of the Varsity lettermen under the direction of Mr. lensen, adviser for the club, staged an elementary school bas- ketball tournament at the Airmen gym, with a good turnout at every game. The Letter Club is the goal of every sports minded girl at Excelsior. After earning her little E , she 'Q becomes eligible for mem- bership in this group. The junior-Senior Recreational Nights were the highlights f th, h d k, M. LIE. Martin B. glevelgnd ' t econ o Is ar wor Ing group Semesterughairman Semester Chairman under Mary Lou Martin's leadership the first semes- ter and Barbara Cleveland's the second semester. Both of the recreational nights turned out successfully. Picnics, ice-skating, slum- ber parties were some of the get-togethers enjoyed by those who attended them. letter Club How 1-D.A. Mills, A.M. Gillett. H. Boone. I. Stinson, I. Ham. R. Lopez, H. Medina. Row 2-I. Murrell, H. Uyeda, F. Bsawa, D. Vasquez, B. Dafoe, I. Pasch. I. Moore. W. Hutchinson, A. Salcamoto. Row 3-A. Hofstra. B. Nelson. I. Allen, A. Endres, L. White, C. Wilson. Row 4-G. Bowerman. D. Wells. H. Gregory. M. Bouma, P. Monroe. F. Sedgwick. R. Abacherlie. I. Brister. Row 5-L. Monroe. I. Leistner. B. Tracy. Row 6-S. Coots, A. Bulk, T. Van Dyke. T. Hoffman. N. Childs, B. Cleveland, P. Beardsley. Miss Davison. K. Fuiita. Row 7-N. Piercy. S. Dillinger, L. Iohnson. R. Mulder, M. Tras . G. Foreman. M.L. Martin. P. Lockwood. M. Mulholland, I. Palmer ' N , , K I IQl431 ' .Kr Q AMI. -42 4 11441 111 U GJLA. OFFICERS-S. Cools. Secretary: A. Endres. Ch man: N. Piercy. A I. Chai man. FIRST SEMESTER SPORTS COUNCIL-Row 1-I. Iohnson. B. Cook. L. White. B. De F e. S. Cooks. A. Endres. P'ercy. A. Sukamoto. Y. East. B. amers. Ch I Row 2- B. Bried. I. Smith. I.. Iohnson, S. Stockton. M. I.. Mart A. Hofstra. N. Lockwood. P. McGcxughey. I. Brisler. R Uyeda. E. Steiiingwell. D. Richardson. GIRLS' GYM TEACHERS-Row l-Mrs. Sandberg. M Hown. Miss Lacy. Miss Ro let. Row 2-Miss Phel Miss Davison Girls' Athletic GIRLS' BASKETBALL One of the best quarters of basket- ball ended under Lenore White's leader- ship. The playday at Poly, climaxing the basketball season, ended successfully for the Excelsior teams. SPEEDBALL Instead of hockey this year, speed- ball, which caused plenty of sore mus- cles but a lot of fun, took its place. Helen Boone was in charge and Excelsior acted as hostess for the playday. MODERN DANCING Modern Dancing is one of the sports offered the second semester. Working very hard to make it a success, were lean Pardee and her assistant, Irene Hol- Ienbeck. RECREATIONAL GAMES Badminton, horse-shoes, ping-pong are only a few of the games played in Recreational Games. lean Allen, with the co-operation of this group, made it a successful quarter of sports. SOFTBALL Softball always seems to have the largest turnout and this year was no exception. Dee Ann Mills did a fine iob of keeping these girls active all quarter. Association SONG LEADING Barbara Heinemann skillfully instruc- ted this group of interested girls in rou- tines of song leading. This was climaxed as Excelsior played hostess to the song leaders of several different schools. BEGINNERS' TENNIS To be the master of a few tennis strokes is the goal of Beginners' Tennis. With luanice Brister's able manage- ment, the girls learned a few of the basic steps of playing good tennis. TOURNAMENT TENNIS As tennis players, they proved their ability by taking second place at the Wilson playday. Lael johnson filled the position of manager. Emerging as the victor for her third straight year for the Girls Champion- ship title, was Mary Lou Martin. Con- gratulations, Mary Lou! TUMBLING Tumbling is one of the favo rite sports. It is so well liked that it is held for two quarters. Capable Marjorie lack- son was the manager. VOLLEYBALL Lots of girls, lots of fun. -that was the result of volleyball under the cap- able management of Alice Hofstra. Pla- cing second at the Wilson playday con- cluded the volleyball season. SECOND SEMESTER G.A.A. OFFICERS-L. Iohnson. Asst. Chairman: L. White. Chairman: H. Medina. Secretary. SECOND SEMESTER G.A.A. COUNCIL-Row I-B. Deloe, A. Sakamoto. l. Hallenbeck. G. Bender. I. Pardee, H. Medina. Row 2-I.. Iohnson. Row 3-I. Schinnerer. D. Lichty, S. Beard, P. Beardsley. D. A. Mills. B. Cleveland. H. Boone, I.. White. GIRLS SPORTS MANAGERS-Row l-A. Hofstra. Volley- ball: D. A. Mills, Softball: M. Iackson, Tumbling: I. Allen, Recreational Games. Row 2-L. Iohnson. Tour- nament Tennis: H. Boone. Speedball: Barbara Heine- mann. Song Leading: I. Brister. Beginners' Tennis: L. White. Basketball . . . U 9 51451 VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS: Row 1-N. A. Piercy. K. Kuwumolo, D. Lichly. D. Lewis. T. Hoffman. B. Harn. I. Moore, S. Pinaire. M. De Foe. Row 2-P. Lockwood. B. Heine- mann. I. Leislner. I. Schlislce. B. Cleveland. A. Endres. L. While. L. Keeton. R. Cooper. W. Hutchinson. A. Sakamolo. M. L. Marlin. girls' tennis champ for the third year RECREATIONAL GAMES P. Monroe. M. Neely. I. Sano. R. Uyeda Row l-Miss Roulel. Miss Hawn. Miss Dav- ison. Miss Phelun. Row 2-A. Endres. B. Herrington. L. White. Iusi cr few ol the girls oul lor Beginners' Tennis. SONG LEADING AND RHYTHMS Row l-I. Twitchell. R. Cervantes, L. Wes! erhoi. E. Popovich. F. West. Row 2-D Richardson. I. Meyers. B. Yuki. C. Lauer I. Quinn. M. Counts, D. West. A. Abacherli. N. Boggs P. McGcxughey retrieves one X 2 N- R Q: Y x. QQ - vq X . .- D vw K U Q 1 B XT, P' 1 X l asm. ,MM ,-fy 4 s xx .Nw Mmfgw A x V I 'wig' V. 'a .urkfwvy sf, . 145. M 'fin ffi ' 'zz -:ft ce.-df: 47x44 1, 5 , ,H N ,, 14,19 ,ll- 5 5. lu af BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Row I-W. Hutchinson. Row 2-A. Bulk. H. Boone. B. Cleveland. TUMBLING Row l-L. Wright. B. Yuki. Row 2-I. A. Ryan. A. Abacherli. S. Moss, B. McGuire, I. Hulberg. G. Dever. N. Allison. I. Hoberg. S. Pinaire. MODERN DANCING Row l-I. Mapes. B. Barnes, F. Asawa. Row 2-B. Wilkerson. B. Von Leeuwen. H. Porteriield. A. Crouch. We Want u Baskell C. Flcxnery I. Leistner SPEEDBALL D. A. Mills, P. Gilroy. A. Blackford. B. Gomez, S. Thompson. I. Brister. B. Boumu. I.. Keelon. S. Cocls. ul ihe Wilson Play day. M. Mulholland SOFTBALL CAPTAINS Row l-A. Sokamolo. B. Defoe, I. Holberg. D. Hammer. Row 2-B. Chalmers. W. Hutchinson. P. Russell. S. Coots. I. Leis!- ner, D. Decker. Row 3-C. Flonery. I. Hofstra. L. While. A. Endres. H. Abocherli. B. I. Gibson. SPEEDBALL CAPTAINS 6. CO-CAPTAINS Row I-A. Sakamolo. R. Abocherlie. N. Chussie. D. A. Mills. Row 2-S. Cools. I. Leislner. N. Lockwood. K. Fujita. 'New' MQ 1 sg 6' 74 Sig X X 31,41 - - - 'X 7 fi V'- what adm ..-My . . x Q Q' ' . . :Qi A ,G-. -I- A N' A - M' I-,Q 4' q.,,-,V All ' si ME, ,. NN, A 1, , 1-A 5 .. A ,A 8 W M -,,, 1 5' 3' if 2 f 'sf ' ,. , V' f -.-F --r M , ..,., ..,,. - , A .3 A ...vp , 1 , . .44 nw . V r P ',d,, .. M' v T' 4. av' -- ' ' Qt-0 , .,:2f...,....Q .1 u ... -.,.V.l,,, L f. ,, w H N o-m. ww-umm.. ,- fb? 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C in On The Inside-Dem Feeis Too Big For De Bed-How When Da Is Done Love Letters Luughmg On T e utsx e ry g Eome You go Me Like You Do?-Lex:-Who? IISBI IAIIK IHUNIAS IIIIE EU. II9I7 East Firestone Boulevard Complimefvfs Of YOUR SIEVEIIS CONSTRUCTION llll. ADMIRAL and MOTOROLA TELEVISION DEALER GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR Convenient Terms Available Phone Torrey 71766 Presidented by 9832 Belmont Avenue Lee Sievers Bellflower, California TOrrey 62233 WONGS' FCDD MARKET MEATS - VEGETABLES 1kYuR cnoceniss - FROZEN Fooos 0 Norwalkls Most Modern and Complete Food Market I2l25 E. Front St. TOrrey 4-3252 Well be Sfmff you PERSONALIZING 49'ers BOOK MATCHES O STATIONERY at our new store l2205 FRONT STREET CHWSTMAS CARDS GIFTS OF ALL KINDS A L L E N ' S COSTUME IEWELRY CLASSWARE FOR BETTER CLEANING CERAMICS BONE CHINA WEDDING STATIONERY - C-REETING CARDS phone TO 5-3177 Norwalk RENTAL LIBRARY - QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING 1- Freef I Comp of Gift RICHARD s GIFT SHOP DAVIDSON'S MARKET I i977 E. Firestone Blvd. TO 6-1365 A. R. DANKWORTH, INC. Los Angeles 14 1414 W. Seventh St. San Francisco 8 126 Post Street ommencement tgnvitations orrect persona Gal' s CLUB PINS MEDALS FAMOUS HERFF-JONES CLASS RINGS BEDDOW FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS O'KEEFE 6 MERRITT GAS RANGES MOTOROLA TELEVISION DR. EARL A. HERSHMAN DENTIST Phone TOrrey 5-1217 18604 Pioneer Blvd. Artesia, California BRYAN CLEANERS AND DYERS Telephone: 12133 Front Street TOrrey 6-1464 Norwalk, California Phone Torrey 7-I 168 9751 East Oak THE HEALTH Foon STORE TNLOR5 DYERS vitfwiins ' 'WNERALS HASKELL'S CLEANERS UNMILLED GRAINS 0 DRIED FRUITS Bellflower, California 9806 East Oak TOrrey 73048 '1Just West of Community Laundry 18518 South Pioneer Blvd. TO 5-2266 Artesia NORWALK PASTRY SHOPPE 6l5 Front Street Norwalk, California Best Quality Baked Goods Always HORSE, COW CHICKEN, RABBIT FEEDS SUPPLIES SUPER FEED HAY AND GRAIN TOrrey 6-l264 l2l77 Front Street Norwalk, California ARTESIA MOTORS B U Y S and S E L LS O N L Y THE BETTER USED CARS SEE US FIRST Bank Terms On Financing Always A Better Deal In Buying Or Selling - Prices At All Times Consistent With Quality and Condition of Cars Offered l8639 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia TOrrey 52406 lkmwarqEXAlSl SERVING THE LARGEST DAIRYING AREA IN THE NATION ll806 East Sixteenth St. Artesia, Calif, TOrrey 5-2255 and TOrrey 5-3257 We Do All Types of Cleaning Nine Drivers When All Others Fail, Try Usl To Serve You Phone TOrrey 7-1441 EXCELSIOR CLEANERS AND DYERS K. E. ROWLAND 34 Years A Master Craftsman We own and operate one of the largest plants in this vicinity. 622 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. DR. I. A. POST OPTOMETRIST TOrrey 7-4220 Complete Eye Service l6803 S. Bellflower Blvd. Visual Training Bellflower, California LINOLEUM i' WINDOWSHADES HOME SUPPLY COMPANY SHOWERCURTAINS i' RUCS E. lvl. COLEMAN 9631 E. FLOWER ST. Phone TOrrey 7-6180 BELLFLOWER. CALIF. BENSON'S Phone TOrrey 73 I 65 ogg FIS Hl0?co 4 0MAo E CAIWII' HAN D-DIPPED CHOCOLATES COMPLETE FOUNTAIN 81 SANDWICH SERVICE I 6542 BELLFLOWER BOULEVARD NORWALK FURNITURE MART 1504-O6 san Antonio Drive Norwalk, California Phone: TOrrey 6-22Ol DIAMONDS WATCHES DAMSON' JEWELRY A Friendly Place to Shop for Finer Jewelry .-.-Oi. l607V2 Pioneer Blvd. TOrrey 5 2144 Artesia, Calif. HALL'S VARIETY STORE l6432 Bellflower Boulevard Bellflower, California I T has been a pleasure to serve you as students and to serve parents and instructors as they guided you in your education. May your future be as happy and progressive as your days at EX CE LS I OR --' CO. 9826 BELMONT Torrey 7-6305 ' no' Yeafsln 9 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED mlA Bellflow' Office Phone Res. Phone TOrr 51 ey 387 TOrrey 52967 E. J. FRAWLEY FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE 18615 Pioneer Blvd. Artesia, Calif. BERTHA'S FOUNTAIN GRILL NO. 2 BREAKFAST - LUNCH - SHORT ORDERS Hours 9:00 A.M. - 10:30 P.lV1. Corner Firestone and Paddison, Norwalk, Calif. MILLER'S STORE FOR MEN 16601 Bellflower, California ARROW SHIRTS - STETSON HATS SPORTSWEAR - IARMAN SHOES GRAHAM'S BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP 16538 South Bellflower Boulevard TOrrey 72200 Bellflower, California p tp KODAK Finkghm ARGUS smriowen REVERE X A ORAFLEX R BELL O HOWELL SUPPLY SALES - RENTALS - EXCHANGES PHOTOCRAPHIC SUPPLIES Phone TOrrey 7-2944 17043 Bellflower Blvd. Film Rental Library Bellflower, Calif. Congratulations to - 1949 GRADUATES from LAWSON'S JEWELERS THE HOUSE OF PERFECT DIAMONDS 16527 S. Bellflower Boulevard TOrrey 71103 COMPLETE LINE OF WATCHES FOR THE GRADUATE BuLovA, ELOIN, wALTI-IAM, HAMILTON, ORUEN, ETC. SHOP WHERE THE GANG SHOPS We're Specialists in JUNIOR WEAR BOBBIE LYNN 16532 Bellflower Boulevard Bellflower, California I SALLY SHOPS Compliments of OF CALIFORNIA I S U f All I ' St I E A R L S DRESSESQF COAFJFS - SNIxl!nEZFI'ERySei SUITS M A R K E T 16633 Bellflower Blvd. TOrrey 71219 11827 E. Centralia Road G Al N E S D R U G and C-EO. C-AINES, Prop. P I Q N E E R 1627 Pioneer Blvd. Artesia,Calif. M A R K E T RABB's sl-lo: STORE Always First Wz'th The Latest In Shoes 17235 P' B I loneer OU evard 16700 BELLFLOWER BLVD. - TO 31294 SKOOTERS - SANDLERS - CONNIES - IAQUELINES Earl Showers FLORSI-IEIIVI - FREEMAN - FOR MEN COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE HOLESALE CIIMPA Y 117-121 LINDEN AVENUE LONG BEACH 2, CALIFORNIA CONFECTIONERY GROCERIES FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES arsity Ga e FINE FOOD AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE Next to Circle Theatre Bellflower, Calif. I E A N 'S GREETING CARDS AND GIFTS l8623 Pioneer Artesia, Calif. Compliments of PLINY FISK HASKELL, M.D. OCULIST HUITT'S HARDWARE l34l2 San Antonio Drive Phone TOrrey 6-3355 Norwalk, California Compliments of SPENDRITE MARKET ORANGETHORPE AND PIONEER ARTESIA, CALIF. IQHNNY AND ANN'S TRUE RIPPLE TED EVANS l5ll CAFE sEi.LFLowER suPER sERvlcE CHILI DOGS - HAMBURGERS - FRENCH FRIES MALTS GENUINE FORD PARTS PHONE ORDERS TOrrey TOrrey 5-3366 l5ll South Pioneer Artesia, California 9635 Flower St. Bellflower, Calif. WEISBARTS DR. KEITH M. WALKER OPTOMETRIST l6638 Soullq Bellllowell Boulevard 9757 East Oak Avenue, Bellflower, California Bellflower, California Specialist in Scientific Eye Examination. Corrective Optometry, Straightening of Crossed Eyes - Glasses Furnished if Needed C. H. Shenk R. C, Shenk PRESCOTT HARDWARE and S-HEET METAL CO. GUNS CUSTOM ATHLETIC APPLIANCES DAIRY SUPPLIES TACKLE GUNslv1lTHlNc EQUIPMENT HARDWARE HOUSEWARFS SPORTING GOODS Pioneer and Artesia Boulevard. 9733 Flower Ave., Bellflower, Calif. TO 7-2827 T0ffeY 53534 Artesia' Calif Congratulations to the Class of '49 C711 C! G Congratulations e ar age ounter CHILDREN'S DRESSMAKING C1038 of 49 12153 East Front - Norwalk LADS N' LASSIES TOGS 12037 Firestone Boulevard Norwalk, California lNorwalk Theater Buildingl HIGH QUALITY SCHOOL SHOES NORWALK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Pictorial House Photography i' GRADUATION PICTURES We Furnish the Gown 'A' PORTRAITS ir WEDDING PICTURES ir 16721 Bellflower Blvd. TOrrey 7-2696 or 7-2126 Bellflower, California PACIFIC ATHLETIC COMPANY AWARD LETTERS EMBLEMS T-SH I RTS SWEATSH I RTS O I22I WALL STREET LOS ANGELES I5, CALIFORNIA Our Motto - Only The Best POLLY'S MALT SHOP Il979 Firestone Norwalk FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICHES - GOOD COFFEE - HOME MADE PIES COMMUNITY LAUNDRY of BELLFLOWER, Inc. I Phone TOrrey 72-230 98I6 E. Oak Street Bellflower, California BELLFLOWER SPORT SHOP I65I4 Bellflower Boulevard Tops in Quality for Finer SPORTSWEAR DIAMONDS - WATCHES - IEWELRY - SILVERWARE 1. c. WEHRMAN IEWELER i'Sign of The Street Clock I6727 Bellflower Blvd. TOrrey 7-4420 Bellflower, California DR. A. G. RICHTER DENTISTRY and ASSOCIATES Phone TO 76196 Children's Dentistry Correction of Irregular Teeth 9725 Flower Ave. Bellflower, Calif. If you don't think Colthes Make a Difference - try going without them BILLIE'S DRESS SHOP EVERYTHING IN LADIES' WEARING APPAREL Phone TOrrey 5-33IO H. E. TEDLOCK C1 SONS WESTERN LIVE STOCK MINERAL COMPANY INCLUDING SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE - PLAY CLOTHES DAIRY SUPPLIES Phone I86I I Pioneer - . TOrrey 5-3328 Artesia, California H709 E- A eS'a Blvd' A'IeS'a NORWALK STYLE SHOPPE MENS FURNSHINCS ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: , CHILDREN'S WEAR a LADIES' APPAREL - CHILDRENHS' WEAR BABY GOODS e TOrrey 6-3I37 I2I I5 Front Street BLANC:-is ROBERTS Norwalk, Calif. TOrrey 6-I42I I33 I 6 San Antonio Dr. WALTER FURST Norwalk, California BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BERTHA'S GRILL INSURANCE - LOANS - APPRAISALS Good Food - Nuff Said Corner Clark 6' Compton U N ITED REALTY 'COMPANY 93I9 Belmont AVENUE Bellflower, California TOFYQY 72205 BGIIIIOWGV- Calif- efgmn-7 IFYEM. TOriIyIoT1gOIO Bellflowefs Oldest Home Bakery NORWALK CAMERA SUPPLY I'IOIVIE BAKED BREAD For Every Photographic Need DAIN'TY DINNER ROLLS Phone TOrrey 6I439 BUTTER DANISH COFFEE CAKE I3406 S. San Antonio Drive OSCAR E. Louc:Ks I g LUSCIOUS FRUIT Or WHIPPED CREAM G SON NOFWBIIQ, C-3I'f0f 1'a PIES EXQUISITELY DECORATED CAKES AND PASTRIES LINGERIE ER E. A. IIVIIVIEL 9814 Belmont 16644 Bellflower Blvd. TO-73246 TOrrey 76356 BGIIHOWCI' Gatlzerinek Shoppe ANOTHER YEAR AGAIN WE TURN THE PAGE - ANOTHER YEAR LIES SPOTLESS AND UNTOUCHED BEFORE OUR EYES! O LET US MAR IT NOT, BUT THROUGH THE DAYS MAY KINDLINESS AND LOVE AND PEACE OUR LIFE COMPRISE. NEW OPPORTUNITIES ARE OU RS! AND MAY WE PROVE TO BE GOD'S CHILDREN TRU LY, TH US TO SEE IN FAITHFULNESS OF WORD AND THOUGHT AND DEED WHAT H IS IDEA OF FELLOWSHIP CAN BE. -Theodosia Smith Compliments of JULIA and WILLIAM HORN RELIANCE FLIGHT ACADEMY - NORWALK, CALIFORNIA 4:1 SALES and SERVICE HUFF'S RADIO AND APPLIANCES I 3320 South San Antonio Drive Norwalk, California Compliments of C. M. BRAKENSIEK, M.D. KEN E. VOSS, M.D. KEYS MADE SABIN S. MINER, M.D. , HAROLD T. HLIFEMAN TOrrey 6-3364 Gifts That Last Phone TOrrey 6-1564 DAVIS - BQICE FRED SETTERBERG INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER IEWELER TRACTORS - IMPLEMENTS - POWER UNITS BELL cf HOWELL and KODAK SUPPLIES HOME FREEZERS ' MILKERS I744 East Orangethrope DEALER - I REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS l2I29 From Street Artem' Cam' ADDING MACHINES Norwalk, California TOrrey 5-3250 TOrrey 5-3251 IOHNNIE AND WALT'S SERVICE LUBRICATION - STEAM CLEANING CRANITIZINC - WASHING - CREDIT CARDS Artesia and Pioneer Phone TO 5-2404 J -I x Y- L MONTY'S PLACE S A sANDwIcHES if MAGAZINES f I O S. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower I Opposite Bellflower Bowl 3 W Come To The Count of Monty Cristo's Place ' I xa- X I 1, , Q , X' 'A We Wish lol Thaphk . . . Kenneth Stevener Wood Glover I. Edmund Watson Portraits William Retchin Pacific Press E2 Phillips Printing Printing and Bindin The S. K. Smith Co. Covers ,s-. 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