Gardena High School - El Arador Yearbook (Gardena, CA)

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Juniors The Juniors believe in showing their loyalty to Gardena by supporting its ac- tivities in every way. As they also believe in deeds ratheir than words, a member of the Junior class is found in every line of school activity. To be a Commissioner while yet a Junior is indeed an achievement and the class is proud of Charles Brunzlel, our present Commissioner of Safety. Ruth Pow- ers received the first cup presented by Mr. Aid for progress in typing. The Senior High School debating championship was won by Pauline Cooper, Robert Courtney, and Robert Felt, members of the All class. Not only in scholarship but in athletics are the Juniors represented. Practic- ally every boy in the class was on either the first or second football team. The Junior boys carried off the inter-class football championship and also won the inter- class track m eet. In basketball the Juniors filled important positions on the A, B, and C teams. The girls are good athletes as well, having given the Seniors a hard fight for the Basketball championship; and having won the Hockey championship. Jimmie Newill and Herman Kennedy, who form half the splendid boys ' quar- tet are Juniors. In Daddy-long-legs Ruth Powers, George Matthewson, Herman Kennedy, and Marie Powers had parts. Clarence given by the class of W28 was assisted in important roles by the following members of the Junior class: George Matthewson, Clarice Freeman, Elizabeth Williams, George Bateman, and Jimmie Newill; Jimmie also took the lead in Smilin ' Through. Roger Gatlin, Robert Felt, and Lester Severtson, our unique yell leaders, are All ' s and Nora King, one of our girl yell leaders also belongs to the Junior class. Bll BOYS Lawrence Bourquin, Martin Bowser, Joyce Boyd, Joe Bright, Harold Brown, Howard Chapton, Robert Courtney, William Fisher, Lavern Frye, Harold Jacobs, Herman Kennedy, Sahy Kobata, Susumi Nishikawa, Jack Patterson, Edward Ruew- ler, Stanley Straumer, Frank Tatsch, Herbert Tatsch, Edward Thush, Harry Ulrich, Richard White. All BOYS Jack Ahlberg, George Bateman, Donald Bodger, John Cole, Charles Brunzell, Gene Carlson, Bill Darnell, Robert Felt, Roger Gatlin, Konami Hamaka, William Hillmer, Jack Hodges, John Jorgensen, Verne Lahr, Robert Mobarry, George Matth- ewson. Jimmie Newill. Walter Pitcher, Clarence Rees, Lester Severtson, Wesley Strohl, Tamura Takatoshi, Philip Tepper, Alvin Tracy, Roy Tracy, Kenji Yokoyama. Bll GIRLS Maxine Davis, Caroline Fiske, Clarice Freeman, Marguerite Galpin, Velda How- ard, Nora King, Mable Kobata, Helen Leonard, Frances Munesato, Aurora Tanaka, Eunice Tansey, Geneva Vales, Elizabeth Williams. All GIRLS Marjorie Chapman, Pauline Cooper, Nelda Coy, Margaret Eastman, Kathleen Goss, Dorothy Harter, Miyeko Hashii, Catherine Itcaina, Leka Ito, Lucille Light, Constance Mason, Lillie Moline, Eunolia Moore, Iola Murdy, Le Ella Murphy, Hazel Poston, Marie Powers, Ruth Powers, Florence Roberts, Dorothy Robertson, Anna May Ryan, Katherine Schafer, Bernice Wedemeyer, Opal Wheeler, Mary Woellwerts. — Marie Powers. Page Twenty-Three