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

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Ruth Jacobson We venture to guess whatever Ruth starts, She ' ll surely do well her part. Kenneth Harrison A boy, he seems of cheerful yesterdays And confident tomorrows. Thelma Hathaway Though she ' s been here but a little while, We already love her sunny smile. Fred Clark In position as guard he was trusty and true, Doing the work he had to do. Matuie Yanaga True merit is like a river, The deeper it is the less noise it makes. Harold Curry A combination of the best Friendliness mixed with jest. Maxine Young Happy and carefree as a bird, Full o ' pep and joy is she. Tokumi Hamako A believer in the theory that what the world needs is not battleships, but friendships. Elizabeth Felt To be efficient in a quiet way That is her aim through every day. Paul Bateman The famous football end Who always did the line defend. Wilma Smith Dependable, sincere and gentle — she said little, but meant what she said. James Randolph A friend and a worker is Jim, Always quick to do what ' s expected of him. Page Twenty-Nine

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yn Howard a smile and a jest on her lips each day, This girl brightens the high school way. Fred Detmers Some persons pursue silently their aim — Whatever he seeks he surely will gain. Lucille Leonard Combination, books and fun She ' s a friend to everyone. Stenson Mathers So solemn and quiet is he; But a true friend to all we see. Irene De Paemelaere She is very dainty and petite This, our Irene, so sweet. Roper Crawford For he was jes ' the quiet kind Whose natures never vary. Marjorie Kaler An athlete — Jerry — with bouyant step Full of fun and loads of pep. Robert Mobarry Sometimes he ' s Bob, sometimes Ears And with his ready wit he always cheers. . Josephine Rehor J She leaves a haunting, tender memory J Of a dainty girl and a violin ' s melody. Raymond Scott High point man of the basket ball team, Ray ' s an athlete worthy of esteem. oiWhy McCoy Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and you weep alone. Harry Kinoshita Make the most of it; youth comes but once. ' Page Tiventy -Eight

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Mary Mobarry Or light or dark or short or tall, She sets a spring to catch them all. Harwo Masushige Little done well is better than much done poorly. Catherine O ' Haver A merry nature, kind and free, Yet mischief lurks in her blue e ' e. Elizabeth Lack A calm, quiet girl In life ' s busy whirl. Marion Johnston A sweet nature, a willing heart, And a musical spirit. I athleen Horne May this be our maxim whene ' er we ' re twirled, A fig for the cares of this whirl-a-gig world. Chiyano Nishikawa For like other good girls She has profited much by her schooling. Emily Cost She keeps her own council And her council is wise. Luz Lopez A charming accent and brown eyes alight; She is ever and always gentle and quiet. Florence Fraser A silent tongue Makes sweet music for the soul. Kuny Kobata The mildest manners And the gentlest heart. Louise Ernst The sweet red-headed girl we call ' Zip ' Whom everyone likes for her smile and her pep. Tom Ito Even though concealed and unnoticed, he had the brightest brain, the clearest thought. Florence Roberts So quiet is she So demure can she be. Page Thirty