George Washington High School - Continental Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1949 volume:

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'im- W-s f . ...Q an I CGNTI N ENTAL 5281262 WAS!-HNGTGN HIGH SEHGGL L98 ANGELES, CALZPGRNSA 1949 ilu'fm1r'fj.'pifn1m'r'.f trim, fflfflllfffl tlzf' 11'in'w.f IN fwhf, .wlf11'If'f1' lflf' fl'r'I.'r'fUfV7IIr'PII of fillffflfl .,y,ypf:f2 ,R . ,,,,m,:m1 .1 - Y -y F-, Nm., FOREXYORD ll'hat stafl eoultl resist using California as a theme for a '-1-'J year hook? live eoultl not. Wveelis of research proyetl the suhjeet to he so vast that we were forceal to limit our- selyes in the ehoiee ol' material. XVe linally tleeitlenl to use only that short periotl in the 5-fllIClS history marketl by the nliseoyery of goltl in 1848 anal the aclmission of the state into the union in 1830. The hanner heaallines at the tops of the pages give a hrieli, consecutive account of that stirring era. The drawings on the four tliyision pages tlepict the empty tlesert helore the great rush hegan, the arrival of the goltl seelgers hy eoyerenl wagon, the hirth of the towns. anal the aalmission of the state into the union. The accompanying photographs show the heauties ol' California with its amazing de serts, rushing rivers, magestie mountains, antl rujgggeal Coastline. The pictures in the hook reveal the young people of California, some ol' them cle- seentlents of those early Argonauts, some of them newly arriyetl hy plane, train, or motor, hut all ol' them eager seekers for the varied wealth that Calilornia still offers to all. - 15. . bg- f ..yM'-sswiihm -fi.. I 1 x, . 1 V1 H. JW Gold Was first discovered in California in 1842 bv o , v ' -x .gfv N'- . 1, Arab 1 -gli 1 s 'ut ,Q ' J. ' 4: .' A ' A N -f 21 'ff' m 1 ft' 1 . 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DR J I sXBBO'll prlnclpal, stt.x school polzcy rlrlntlpal l xx n 1 xt1 xx hat 1 xxontltrtul ptrson ht IS u t 1s tl t tox erttl xx IQUII carax ans to Qalxtorma ntttlttl a leatler xx ho could hntl hxs xx ax and lsntxx hoxx to manage lnthans so too, do txe stutltnts ntttl the Qultlantt ot 1 strong, lt llltl lor thtnr thrtt xtars trtls through luth sc ool Dr Abbott IS our ltatler lt IN xt xx ho authornfes the s1g,n posts along tht path ot school hte ltttntlttl tht 1 l11XL1SlfX ot Soutxt onte lt t txt 1 lt Atttr Dx Abbott glatluxtttl xn 1971 hns hxst 4 x xx 1s th xt ot hoolxlt top e rtttlx tt1 his nxasttrs tltgxtt ln 1934 mtl hxs tlottols tlt gret IH 1938 He xx as sutttsslx elx a tt xthtr ol paxntmg and tlecoratmg 'xt Central lunxor Hlgll bthool xxce prmtlpal ot Central, xxct prmclpal ol Dorsex Hugh Sthool anal PIIHCI pal ol Narbonnt 1115511 bthool Dutx tallttl hnn m 1942, and Dr Abbott betanxe 1 lxtu tenant C0111111HI'K1CI'lI1 tht L nxted States 1Naxx Afttr thus be became prmtlpal ot 11 2181111111 tm nn anuarx of 1945 Dr Abbott xxoultlnt tratlt xobs xxxth mx person ht knows. Ht xvishts hoxx'tx'er that his prtsent job oheretl grt1ttr opportunity to knoxx' stutltnts mort intimattlxx 1811185 Marshall, WUI'l41I1Q 101' caplaln SUIIEI' unearthed Ou , ' -xo ' xaxx' of you able h .5 .1 U .'k9 1 X V' . 'lr' .Sllez Q' ' f n' ' Q l'rn California, antl heres something to be proutl off-he 1 X l all ln' jaxelil lretortl 1 if 11001181 of gold 81 511118115 P011 111 1845. 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Bentley. I A 1, ',: ., 1- D . lxk- x x10 , qw' fr How the eager myrzds castmg all aszde lg Hurrzed thither horse and oot wagons steam and sazl A 'Q V Presszng on a thousand more uhere zz hundred dzed Crossed the Isthmus looped the Horn trudged the Desert 4 Trazl ' 5- U... ?. 3 QS- ,i-' Wk 1:3-Sb S+- :E '-.ix W tngf fa 4 Y 5 Nxsf, nf N F- Q 'sgsdfl l F N M nn QNX N t ' . intl, P '7 -,T he 'f , 1 Xi . X 'i' IM' .T I 'l r ' . l 2 f I J l 1 a4'MIT,f xii .V ,y W . 'IHIAT . v ' . A! R 4555 , u xl' til I ,z 4' , X 'V lk 3 ' .XI ,X ' ' ' ' R J lr -,ill . .It .Q 1 : Y 1 L- l T. fl so All be s e 'lf tl ll? l xi 'lf D ' :- E - Q- 'A I' 'A . P 5- V .e ,sit I I e fu.. A1 . -- , SP- ing Q, q ff .sg I Q':4.-,, N Qt '. QQ: ' if W' 'N ii., 1' E In,-,L ' .X V I ,X - x- .austin '- f f' 1 xl' F - w f XHA JQ. A l I -5351 ' fi, if ill' . l f-W if' ' A 1 X will -Q - u '--. X -. .. v.-A ' ar-L-:...,-4-, .4 7-ff' d,f.- - an-:fi lit:-. . 'r. ,,..,M 'W' W, : f3'nF x--f if ,-:.,...,, .1.--r4:.:.,z -:,.,. ' '.',. 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Ilihl SSI I in z Ilitior to all LI-'fl Q Ia 1 ' s I XI J g- 'g,Iz .. 'h,zI Tlx' nci section shows x'ou I ' :tu- I- 5' 'aiu 1,5 '.III':' I . ' .i.'. A S311 Pl 81'lClSCO HBWSDEIJBI' IT1811 CU1'lllI'1T1BCl ll'lB NEWS This is Loretta Niven Secretarv x ne ,ow iso lid. of Continental DICK REYNOLDS, student body president, starts year off right. Donna Hansen Patty Hamilton Treasurer Girls' League Pre Dot VVillis Pat Uuhe lfditor of Surveyor Scholarship Margie Silver Kenny lmamuru Girls' Jr. Judge Boys' Jr. Judge l l JINI KUNZ, boys' vice president. DUNN.-X B.-X'l'ENl.-XX, girls' vice leads successful term as president of president, launches new e I e C t i 0 n Senate. system. bv IJUlJllClY displaying lQI0lEl Cll.ISl fI'UIT1 SUIIEFIS FUN. These are your senators your cabinet 4 r A-'IU' n.. A E Boys St. Service ' 5 A ' if Don Eshoff T Qu ., Boys' Sr. Judge V Boxd VN halen 4 Q Ian MacLean Angie Grippo nys' League Presflirls' St. Service Paul Frise .lo Ann Cain gr. of Athletics Girls' Sr. Judie Pat Downey Nancy Wells Point Secretary Cluh Council Pres. 1-Y' Mr. President, I move we S ,s et' ' A 'J 13 .9 1 ,, 2 f Qin' .loan ltchols Jackie .lones .lim Longnaker Herb W est Nlaria Clara Marilyn Knudson .loe Komadzl -l0hfl Smilfl Georgia .-Xtimion Mary Crawford Phil .-Xllsen Buddy NI Curl lierner Barbara Craig Shirley Smith Barbara Tatge Nlarilyn Wlitson Sally Boyer EllYn Fafmef Martin POPS 17 As fl'lS NEWS SIJPS JOE KUNIAXD.-X, student body presi- dent. promotes noon dances and more assemblies. ES 810mg ll'lS GUEST, everybody MAX D O I, l, AMX R D. boys' vice president, SIll'l'l'SSfIlll-1' pw'formc's his duties as prvsidw1t 0fSUl1llfl'. ADX new cabinet serves lictlie 'lhomus Nlurillyn Nloyer Anne Rush lioh Brewster hccrelury 'l'reusurer Iiirls' League l'res.Hoys' League l'rcs. Virginia 'lhomus Paul lirise Margie Silver Kenny lmamuru Scholarship Mgr. of Athletics Girls' Judge Boys' Judge MARILYN KXUDSON, girls? vice president, makes Clltlllft' in assembly procedure. dropped 1115 WOl'li and WEl'll Ulf iD ll'lB 1T1ll'lBS. Spring Senators from VVashington you in the spring 1 Je, X, Pat Payne Caryl Reiman Hob Clupp Girls' St. Service l'i0ys' St. Service Editor of Surveyor Angie Skrumhis Gil Lasky Ruth Delln Boys' Jr. Judge Secretary of Quul.Club Council Pres. Sx CZ ' H Q f si l. . Him l rt 'f T'-luriel Clark Pat Gamhold Kathryn Kramer Gordan Larsen Yvonne l.oweri,0n 'gill Gallagher Lorita Lowe lid. of Continental lioh Flanegan Sue Hamilton Paul Possemato Frances Tobias , I K V! ,N x f 7 If ,f ' 515 , I 715 hge ff' Y l H 5' 'R' K. 'Q if mi' i 1 l . . , ........ ,S ., ,h it 4- -Q+ fi' Es 4 if lan MacLean Bob Nlorgensen Bob Pack Courtney .lahnz Fay Irvin Martin Pop Jim XVoodward Marilyn Noreen Janet Reynolds Lois Kelley Larry Jones Claire Weisner 19 0lll.ll'0l'l0S and 50l'l00lS WBFE 0l0SBClf lJUSll'10SS l10l.lSOS Girls' League sponsors fashion show Une ol. tl1e l1z1r1lest 11'o1'lii11g z1111l most active groups Llllflllg S -... v... . -.- ...- H L L 1 IIIIL l L 11,11L IL s1o11so1 IL 1111po1t111 ll t1111s 1 s 1 1 s ILX 1 op 1111111 tl1L law 1111 s L t1L 15 s ll 11t11 L s ftllllls tolll 1111L FIRIS IEAGUE CABINET Rau I Kott reporter Skrumbis NICE presldent Hamilton president Noreen secretar1 Anderson treasurer R011 II fill sponsor Hustler Teen Aider president Rush ph1lanthrop1 chalrman Robbins sponsor Ialhoon fr1endsh1p chalrman lxramer linance chairman Raza III I Wells girls league school committee chairman Holston GAA president N Wells usher squad chairman Jumper social chairman 'I hese girls decorate for the B10 Mothers Fl ea 11 Ielle IL ot 1L1 11111, 1 l1lL 1 1 Ls11lL11t ol tl1Lf llls l L L1 S1l1ool Lfllllllllfftt lo1 W 4' Tl11s sL111LstL1 l1l1L 1ll otl1Lrs 1 1orz1tL1l l11 l' tL1s, tl1L B10 NIotl1L1s LH 1Lpt1o11 foi St 11l1l111l s11pLr111tL111lL11t of s1l1ools 1111l otl1L1 lllllLlIlOl1S KIRLS IPACIDE SLHOUI IONIXIITTFI' R .L I Flaws I 1 e lxott I Wells pres1dent Ahrens spmsor N Wells lx lle1 Roc II Skrumhis I nl ll l J Putnam flark Rice Rm: I I Squire RL man Re1nold Simmer lumpe e Nlxlund Rom Il Iximbrell lirulI1 Jones Xrturo Scheppers Bow I e 1s.guL pron1otLs 111111L1 tournament ost1111f spolt 1Ltl11t1Ls 1 L t IL L wall lllJISt.sl1OC '111l lootl ftlllllll nts 111s t1L 11 ark ol TIL Io1s ILIVLL Tlllkf 1Ls11 L NK J SL11Lt111 111111 ,1 L ll IX s t1L sp nt 1l1111 BOYS LEAGUE LAHINILT Razz I 'Mac Lean president llolldrd secretar1 treasurer White sponsor Bartee NICE presndent 20 flll 11.11 11.1s tl1L C111ls lL.1 ,un 'l'l1' 1 '1' maj 'l -lp- e1I.1:-rl-' -11 Cl1 s if for llfllllllltl l1'i1'e :1111l the Cl11'1Jt111z1s l11ll-' jale. 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'Iio gl 5 J ' 2 l'k1 l ' l1z1s- lvtl , , .1 ' wall ' :- me 3 l' '1 ' il' .'l1.xl' ful' A ol- W'111ter '49, l.e1l l11' l'1 '. l'11t lz111 Xlz11'l,ez111, Vice llreqi lent Ray IH 'teL'. z1111l 1' '1 1 'U'-'llI'C21SLll'Cl' Klux lJollz11'1l, tl1e 1':1l' - ffl 1 Ill L1l1 ti111e to Ylll'l4lLlS Rll'. es, z1111l Cf!-,'pHllS0l'Ckl o11e ol' l -5,1 ' s 1 Ls. stood 1EllE l1VESlUCl'l E1'lEl CPUIJS WBFE l0I'QUl'EE1'1 BX to sponsoring the Saalle Hanluns Dance weltonnng, the new gurl stutlents 'tt the BILI intl lxttle Sister 1fX and lseeplng the Cnrls l eague atm hoartl the C league L1l3ll'lLlI ol 549 tar rletl out lts llllflCS Anne Rush presnlent xerx capahlx letl the the Qahlnet IN plaxlng host to the C nls letgue Lonxtntlon lllkl IU mtlslng., Lotton Dax a suttess CIRL5 ll1Af UI: CABINPT Ru I Nlurphs secretary Crawford uce presndent Robbins sponsor Rush presldent Skrumbxs publncltw manager Row II Clllett wocatxonal Lowe hospltalltx Calhoun socxal Kramer fnendshnp bqulres presxdent of fnrls Usher Squad Rom III Odmrne finance Kott chanrman school committee Not nz pntzne Susan Wllson Teen Alder presldent Shlrley Jumper treasurer Glrls brlghten Cotton Day wlth decoratlons The Stholtrslnp lwea the ' mtl llttle Slster la the Senior Nlothexs Tea anal tle nl I LILIUL Lonx en lon rex L 11011 r tu ex ents OI tu e r s f Sthool LUIIIINIHLL cletoritenl FIRI S IPAI UI- SCHOOI CONINIITTFE Row I lklatte Cletman Ahrens sponsor hott presxdent Nlernt 'Watlos Rnd ll Barn lxnch lxelles Squires Argue Fogg Row Ill lxlmbrell Iorhln Scheppers Jumper Arturo Relman Bow I eague co sponsors qddl6 Hawklns danc ll er the ,UIQ inte ol X Boh XX ponsol the summer 49 txhnnet ot the lpoxs Que mu xe x suctess New mu sponsoretl the tw o man xollexhall tournft ment NlllQ'lC.N xml tloulwles tennls tournunent Intl the NKI'LSfllI1Q' nmthes intl eo sponsorttl XXIII tu nr s league the Qathe Hlw ms hntt mtl Retl Cross Drlxe Three hnt tual N I N L4 pletttl the xeu BUXS LEAGUE CABINET 549 R021 1 Wnlhelm secretarx and treasurer Bauer sponsor Brewster presldent McK1nnew uce president I I I I 1 W' 9 , V . ' - s -k- 5- . ,- , xl. A. ' L- 1 2' ' 1 . r . ' X. 5. C , . .' ' Par . hullf' , ilrls' 4, . X2 ' . A 'l . - .L . .l. j .1 , 2 ' 2 f ' - - 5 lr' .. . . Y. :. Y 7 1 ,, ,I Y . . WMM, ' 1 is 2 K- ' ' ,y s lllg 2 , ' . J ' J rty, xxx Al i.sl y l-Ci's' x ' ' t' 211 gs l' : l ' n'hi'l th' Cii lf' League x X i . It xv C b n l l l l l ,.. ,IIf ,l.. . t:'- .' 3. '.. . 'f : -j .. - -V - ' 5 . 7 ,, ' , I , . -Y. I fx 'x A A x A L K 'V X Lvl l' - U 'lz ' . lr. vhite, s . , 1 ' ' U. Leu. f la l a ' if 5 -.tlul v' .r. l'l .K Q ' ' - 4 ' vw 1' l l-Cul. , 1. 1'l'i'.' la 1 ' ' 'z calls, lor hoy: almne, ztntl Hoy. Day tnn- NEWS of ll'lE CllSCUVBl'Y l'EECl'lECl ll'lB East S0 l8lE that Girls prepare for cotton day Tennis finalists enjov noon time VanVVinkle accepts troph Talented dressmakers model own clothes ll1B QPEHI l USl'l lOl' QUlCl did 1'l0l Staff until 1549 Boys play at noon time for coveted tournament trophies V Y M if The Girls' and Boys' Leagues went all out this year to plan var- ious activities in which the whole student body could participate. The girls' tennis tournament in the fall proved very successful, Barbara Van Yvinlcle, the winner, being presented with her trophy at the Fashion Show held the same semester. Cotton day, in the summer semester, gave the girls a chance to prove they could sew pretty things as well as buy them. The Boys' League tennis tournament, won by LeRoy Nelson drew faithful fans to the courts every noon. Lyle Benner and Chet Noe came out victorious in the volley ball tournament, and the basket- ball tournament provided fun for many more. Could be a ringer! Gfllfl SBEHEPS CUl.llCl USE ll'11'GE PUUIESI EICPUSS ll'lE IJI'Bll lE, Vlinter Quill and Scroll I 'R Marion Yvonne Lowerison Bob Brewster Grace Monk Sandra Simons Surveyor staff edits SURVEYOR STAFF Rom I Burnett sponsor Brewster Nlonk Paine assistant ei W - ' : - ,, . 3 . . . 1. . d'tor: 'illis editor-.in-chief: Drysdale, Foley. Virtue. Soderberg. sponsor. Row ll: Terranova, Skrumbis, Ernest. Car- son. Simons. Desby, Barry, Marvin. Rom' Ill: Nlartin. Lawson. Yerrentin. Kasson. Greenup, Hamilton Lasky. Geyer, Clapp. Boydston, Rosenfeld. Cohen. Blackman. Lackey. Nash. Row IV: Bates, Colson 5 7 .,.'f .3 1 p wb -Ml' P,x'1'PAYNE, 2 summer editor DOT Vl'lI,l,lS. winter editor ll' the vocational printers haul not hee zihle to help, many events of last year woultl not have heen successful. These srl tlents. untler the tlirection ol Doe llur- nett. were lwusy' ll good tleul ol' the time printing progrzuns. the Surveyor, and the Continental, 'lihe rest ol the time thex' trietl to get ritl of the printer'sink11ll over their lmntls. l-QICCS,21lltlCl4JfllCS. 31 Printers keep the presses rolling ll I- Noe. Soafer. llurnett. sponsor: lluteliins Brewster, Row ll: Fhy. firippo, Gordon Phillips. Carmona. Row Ill: lirqedrngn Cloud. Sehadegg. Datria. Row IV: fini? Floyd. Colley. Casstevens. Rotman VN xgner, lIl'l1'UUQl'1 Panama, UI' aI'UU1'1Cl Uallla H01'1'1. best paper in city SURVEYOR STAFF-Row I: Annis. Lawson, Lackey, associate-editor: Soderherg. sponsor: Pavne. editor-in-chief: Brewster, sports editor: Deshy. Baril. Huw ll: Nivgn. Griesser. Greenup. Coontz, Skrum- bis. Carson. Colson, Virtue. Raw Ill: Soafer. Ferjo. Clapp, Hirsch, Sowhv, Smart, Hutchins. . qpqfv- - The lliinter Surveyor staff, letl hy Dot llvillis, hrought many honors to lliashington. Besitles heing ratetl All Amer- ican hv the Quill anal Scroll Society anal the National l'ress Association. the Survevor was iunlgetl the hest high school paper in l,os Angeles on Newspaper Day. During the winter semester not a complete school vveeli passenl without a paper. lfclitor l'at Payne :mtl the summer staH puhlishenl live special etlitions. ilihese were the April l7ool's issue: th.,- open house issue, with literary supplement: the alumni issue: the Ciirls' League Convention issue: anal the liarevvell etlition. Surveying the Surveyor staff ,la Q55 Spring Quill and Scrol G sr K V I j C 1 f , , I ei f i 6 its :gf 'i'-'ik .J X ,ji 155-N x W Q, A., X XX X X x. 8 1 I S X s Rosanna liaril Audrey liarrv Connie lie'-hv Nlarv Ellen Lackey Ralph Lawson Hob Yirtue THB CFUSS country PDUTE WHS ll'lE l'1E1'ClBSlB1'1Cl ITIUSI 2 fig-If, X E Continental staff pays tri- bute to California settlers. CONTINENTAL WINTER-Raw I.- Freeman. Geyer. assistant art editor: Kott. art editor: Jones. sponsor: Low- erison. editor: Knapp. sponsor: Phil- lips. assistant editor: Schultz. Row ll: Trainor. Ohert. Colson. Hazarian Aivasion. Jones. Lynch. Fogg. Roz: Ill: Sipantzi. Churchill. Rush. Clapp Longnecker, Marquez. Parish. Rau ll': Carr, Budai. Camphell. Cogan l'lraClsl1aw. CONTINENTAI. SUMMER - lfnzt' I: Freeman. Beggerly. Hudai. assis- tant art editor: Schilling. assistant art editor: .lones. sponsor: Kott, art edi- tor: Lowerison. editor: Knapp. spon- sor: Phillips. assistant editor: Trainor Lynch. Row ll: Nlazelow, Barry, liennett. Nlatlos. Smale. Nlarlott, Hor- ton, Fogg. Cruiekshanks. Knudson. Row Ill: Smith. Carlson. Nletcalf. Clapp. Keany. Brewster. Franklin. Stoutsenherger. Colson. l s v dangerous. F gtwesr Printers do type setting for Continental YUCATIONAL I' R I N T E RS -Row I: Soafer. in Ferjo, Burnett, sponsor: Hutchins. Brewster. Row ll: Freedman, Johnson. Datria, Nelson. Row Ill: Carmona, Cloud. Wagner. Goff. Schadegg. Row IV: Floyd, Castle. Aungst, Rotman. Casstevens. and Calev. 'Beginning with the lirst tlav of school in Septemher antl continuing up to the tlav the hook went to press, the Continental Start. in Bungalow 33. slavetl to complete the most heautiful hook ever, a hook long to he treasuretl hy everv stutlent at Xlvashington. lftliting antl publishing the hook was no easv task. as Yvonne l.owerison. etlitor-in- chief, antl lfleanor Kott, art etlitor, antl their two stalls fountl out. Among the phases in the tlevelopment ol' the hook were choosing of the theme, the numher ol' pages, the type of tlrawings, antl the cover style. Calil'ornia's Centennial was chosen as the themeg one hun- tlretl twenty eight pages were tleeitletl uponq antl the tlrawings were to tlepiet signilieant events in California during the goltl rush periotl. Nr,-A SONG LEADERS-Row I: Reiman, Silver. Ravenscroft. Row ll: Thomas. Sanchez. Medlin. Snappily alrcsscal in pert real, wllitc. :xml lnluc, our six zxlwlc slmg-leaders llispluyull talent at all thc rallies as well as at thc lilll aual. DONNA BATEMAN BARBARA BICKFORD Multitudes died UTI the WHY Songlcadcrs add glamour to rallies The M ajorctlcs f Tl 2 -lumi- C H E E R LEADERS-Fra Colson. yell king: .lim VVW d ward. A X x I I 3 to the gold fields. Only the hardiest Survived. 'Wm .,l CHEER IEAIJERS-lid Voss. yell king: Dick Chambers. The priile ol' W'ashington, our yell leatlers, were indef- lzitigable at all our games antl rallies. livery one for forty- live miles around knew when a football game or rally was on because of these leaders who rliiln't believe in silence. The Generals' army marches Showing great enthusiasm, the Drum and Bugle Corps took the spotlight at VVrigley Field at the Wfashington-Fremont game, and marched at every football game thereafter except for the Manual and Roosevelt ones. They lent real spirit to the football and Continental ralliesg and the Armistice Day assembly was all the better because of their ilisplay of pep. DRUM AND BUGLE-Row 1: Clara. wa zion, Spillman. Simmer, Agee. Dunbar. secre tary: Jones, treasurer: Flaws. president: Hate man, majorette: Fortin. asst. majorette: Wilson vice presidentg McCafferty. DowDell. Hansen Grippo, Pontrelli. Row ll: Brown. Atimion Hamilton, Foster, Leary, Heaton, Dressendor fer, Helmreich. Brawner, Lewis, Torry. Reid Coco, Posito. Row Ill: Cluff, Lewis. W'alker sponsor: Larson. Farmer. Silver. Butler. Rio Collier, Sanchez, Thomas, Knudson. Bean Skrumbis. Nichol, Hullinger, Abbott, sponsor Xanthos. Hayhurst. Row IV: Anderson. Kramer Jumper, Ravenscroft, Arturo, Sheldrake, Nor een. Fluckiger, Christensen. Roxstrom. Wood Dehn, DeCuir. Thomas, Rooney, Rush, Murphy W'ilson, Niven. 29 The UVEl'l3I'lCl CEFBVETIS l'l8Cl to l8CE lllE lEl l'llYl1'lQ BAND- Row I: Nlclver, F. Biddlecomb. Read, Swedelson. A. Biddlecomb. Pellegrino. Trisler. Reuter. Winter. Clapp. Martin. major. Rum' ll: Lowe. Wiener. Stitt. liauder. Cuseo. Jacobs. Popp. Nlcflullum Haney. Wilson. Abbott. sponsor: lt'ou' Ill: Smitl1.Guertin, Ralston, Lawhon. Pass, Worcester. Carl- son. Nimesliew. Kennedy. Hutton. ORCHESTRA-Row I: Giles. Schock. Filield. Serratore. Abbott. Mays. Pellegrino. Moon. Rom- ll: Rush Watson. Henderson. Mitchell. Blankenship. Geear. Page. Osborn. Covalt. Glick, Brows. Row III: Smith Guertin. Patterson. Bennett. A. Rush. Willis. Spear. lfnglehart. Row IV: Budwig. Dixon, Carpenter. Fraser Biddlecomb. Reuter. Clapp. Surnock. B il n cl supports foot- ball team 'During the past year XYllSlllllgItlIllS line tll't'll- estra. tintlei' the tlireetion ol Nlr. llillretl Alwliott plztvetl 11t stieli exents as the graultizition exercises fllL'LllL'liL'lLll5l'Ck'lI11l,21lltl the l'll'21llli Xtitftfiiis lfzisli- ion Show lieltl at lloli- teelinie tltiring the tall 212-1 semester. 'l'l1e1'z1lsogz11'e ll very entertziining con- cert litll' tlie entire stu- tlent lwotly at ll regulzti' Qtutl twill. Y . , ll itsliington s li 21 n tl. wliieli plztietl at all atlile- tie events antl rallies. has aeqtiiretl 21 reputation tor being 21 topnotcli organi- zation. Since the 2lI'l'iY2ll ol' Nlr. lllilliretl Abbott. it has iinprovetl in every respeet, as was tleinon- stratetl by its unique for- lll21fltlI'lS. Orchestra interprets classical music ESTEPTI ClBSEl'lS E1'lCl the El8I'1g81 S of ll'lCllEll'1 l'8lElS. Boys' Glee sings at the Yuletide The Boys' Cilee Cluh participated in the liach Festival, an impressive con- cert held in one of l.os Angeles's largest churches. lVith the Girls' Glee. they took part in the choir festival held at laiagle Rock High School and sang at the winter and summer graduation exercises l'.T.A. meetings, aud calls, and in the spring operetta Ulvaltz Dream. f4 'f BOYS' GLEE CLUB-Row I: McMillan, Morrison. Lyman, sponsorg Morris. Negri. Row ll: Wilhelm, Crystal, Logan, Guyette, Weller, VonRavenshurg. Row Ill: Parfs, Henry, Vanderlaan. Schwein, Burden, Shear, Hurd.Row IV: Margolin, prcsidentg Dawson. Eigenhuis, Weiss, O'Rourke. Girls' Glee provides melodious harmony fab? fs 4 d 19 life. - . . GIRLS' Gl.EE-Raw I: Merit. Mcliowan, lves. Cain. president: Davise. sponsor: Bauer. vice president: Simpson. secretary: McCormick. treasurer: Crawford. Kunz' ll. Luchnit. lJel.uca. Dorecette. Lizotte, Clary, Helmreich. Row 1ll.' Woodworth. Shaw Lowe. Cuntonwine. Winch. Sullivan. Morgan. Wise. Row IV: J. B. Riker. Kenvonl Ziegler. J. M. Riker. Cruickshanks, Woodson. Lewis. Row V: Meier. Anderson, Sinai J. L. Riker, W'ise, W'illiams. Talbot, Horton. Carroll. ll'ashington's line Ciirls' Cilee Cluh was honored hy he- ing invited to the Annual Choir Festival at Eagle Rock High School on Decemher 3. to participate in the program with other high schools. They sang at graduation, aud calls, and P.-T.A. meetings: and entertained the student hodv at the Armistice Day and Christmas assemhlies. Nlrs. Nlarv Davise was the spon- sor and .lo Ann Cain president during the lV'49 semester. and Audrey llvilliams. the S'-19 semester. 31 11 types lUll'1Ed the l'lISl'l Dl'UlESSl0Ilal ITIBH l8llUI'El'S Usher Squad keeps order in assemblies BOYS USHER SQUAD-Row I: Campbell Wmmnghoff Taeger H Jones sponsor Hollingsworth cap tain Noe, Kunz. Row II: Van Vliet, Schadegg budds Frlse Ogston Nenne Bazacas Rota Ill Nlorten sen Nlagliari, Nelson, Margolin. Osepian, Halverstadt Harris Row ll Smart Collier Whalen Clapp Summers, West, Vernon, Doore. The Girls' Service Squad gave their services to the school hv ushering at the Girls' League Assembly, the operetta, and graduation. They also assisted at Cotton Day and various other special activities. Their duties con- sisted of keeping the students quiet and orderly at these auds, and of ushering them to their seats. 5 rf '-s...f-'f ' f8l'IT1Bl S Fllllall, 8l'1Cl l1'111'I'1lQl'E11lS ll'Om EVEFY CUUIITFY They safeguard your cars Q 1 student who drives a car or scooter to school need not worry about his vehicle being stolen with the 'lirallic Squad on duty. TRAFFIC Sf UAD-Rau' I: Tru J mv- Obcrt. Row ll: Brewster. Segil, Zis- larout, Nlclnnis. Sales Boosters -left the first call of duty these girls zoom to the second period classes and give pep talks to boost the sale of Surve 'or and N o 1 o 3 Continental subscriptions. MINUTEMEN-Row I: Anderson. Grippo, Downey. Kelley. Row ll: Knudson. secretary-treasurer: Wilson. Hale, Dow Dell, Pontrelli. Silver, vice resident. Row Ill' Trainor P - l president: Hamilton, Geisler, Butler, Foster, Reiman, Simmer. Lettermen of the band This new club was established to maintain and raise the stan- dards of our band. Requirements for membership are two semes- ters ol band and satisfaetorv grades. BAND I.ETTER5IEN'S C LUB- Row 1: Mclver. Guertin. Haney. Ab- bot. sponsor: McCollum. Reuter. Row ll: Carlson. Ralston, Swedelson. Law- horn. Winter. Pass, Pellegrino. Clas- gow. s ,' '-mnmw, h ev, X Af' -fx: U V , V,-pfc., ,.-,-.-,l.A.f,,.,.- 1311--nw-t - ls '52 These ClUlCl SBEHEPS WEPE called AFCIUHEUIS, l1'UIT1 3I'1ClBI'1l Student service workers check passes STUIJFNT SERX IC I1 IFR 2 AND A forhln Noe P Wells Heator' lhllllps Brewster Llegler Hardmg Rau: ll lxramer Hook Elfmen Peck Kellex flark Britton Covsdres Ielst Adilllan Broun Rozz Ill Luth erland lean Farmer Butler Dow Dell Hansen Agee Co he Harris Nnen Rom ll Vhckman Hunt Forssth Sim mons Prumers lreenup Ham nlton Nloulton Nelson Heron R a I Peterson Semon Wo elp lones Flucklqer Wllson Peshke Hansen barard Fra ner vl run errands for facults BTLDEINI' SPRXILE PER 1 Row I Hall Szana Parker bcheppers 5 q u 1 r e s Reems Thompson Jumper Qetman Kmdle Rollnns Petumenos Rom ll Nneker 'Wat els Brown Poundstone Turner Lang Whlte Ries Robex Ear nell Masters Worden Cram ford Rom Ill Wegner lones Nlatson I o d vs ln Woodson Bradford Underwood Flach Rump Vhllnams Norman Ninn zlaff Crawford Skyod Rota ll NIcClung Paynter Odlor e Hooks Crang Wilson Bounds Hatton Ferrara Olson Rokns Reagan Whitmore Canale fc natempo sq u 1 . ny . . S, ' . y - 1 v l ' : ' . . h V! 'Q 9 ' . 1 v ,U ' v A v I '- . nl : mx l - v 7 V Q - 1 U Y 0 l V y. I sn I- . - s Y V, .. M ,' , ,. . . 1 4 V V -.1 I I U s 1 1 , , A , 1- i'i' ..4' 1 5 l . In . f , . ... 2, v w v ws j - A Row I: Pacl. Dressendorfer. ' ' K . ' , D p 'V 1' - . Y' X- L , ' . ' V 'I Q x , V' . '. ' : ' - f, ' L ' . . . I - x.-'-f . I. '. . -- ': -', 5 . . I . - oz' : . . - , ' . ,. - .L l K Q . - 0 Ia, I . I ' 4 -f Q , ' 1 1 5 1' GPBEH QUlEl SEEHBPS Wl1U SEllBll UH the Sl'll1J APQO. 5'lUIJl-NT SFRXILI- Il-R 3 AND NOON' Rau I Shaw bmart Brewster lmsks Gambold capt Taeger capt Karew Rexnolds lxor dahl Lamphell Razz ll Parlex Borchelt breer Yan landt Rapp lxamashnan Ashton Nla zeow Proggatt Needle Brungs Froehllch Rota 111 Kitts Garcia Copple Stout senberger Fobel Sanchez Tho mas Hustler Nelson Erickson Rua II Browne Bauta Wooll Clssna Robertson Natnio An derson Stem Xloore Harding Sheldrake Rota I Woodson Riker Wooden OCogan Rex nolds Freeze Del Clello Wm mnghoff Cornell Yon Rawens berg Peck distribute absent lists take summons around if IJINI SIRXICI l' 11 I-ance N 1 Sm: 1 Fensln l 0S1t0 loco l ontrtlll rippo president e. Ihomp on Reach l'lme in fl ll C usem n lolpl Re .1 Tobias Terranom Hamilton Spaulding Iardx krone Recht man Watson W exss Harns 0 R 1 lt e r Russell Schenk Putnam Nlclxmstrx Brew ster C hernms Peither Blanchart Frnsclfl-.ne h W ex art lwans hur urg lxatz Rota -Xman W1 so I ries ser Proc er ltnmngs J e Procoppxo bellex Xloodx lop per lxnox Yxlaxder Nlnlltr Q7 . z Q 1 ' . 'L i STL' i. ' ' Ii l'fR.4 If I: V tt. .l'Ils, I 'tl. ' J I I l 1 , G' 1. ' :Calt--rt. H s . L 2 . R : I g zz . I 2. D e . le :J 111: - if '.. i l1.,.c't. II': St. . ' t. ls n. 2' .- :. ff. P-g. I , 7, maintain quiet halls 30 . . . and are appreciated by everyone .ft-btw W A in ' ' va... .1.,,.'5-Z- - .- '-fM.,.c,1 ....., - .- - -'11 ., asf.. s u f STUDENT SERYICE PERIOD 5 Roul Argue Lambert Nic Kowen Roisman P Wells Kellew N Wells Yan Win kle Yiemen Wade Rou Il Ingelido Ross DeLuca Hurst Revello Abress Dix on Barsam Bateson Swar tzendruber Gruba Benesh tue Row III Johnson Blank Human Temple Moore Winter Colbert Morton Grey White Green Robison Wilson 'VIacKen zie Hopkins Rom IP Wil ke Prosse Johnson Page Davis Stoutsenberger Pos semato 'Vlargolln Raines I ederer Whitehouse S l UDI-'NT SI' RX IC I' PPRIOD 6- R za I Gomen Randall Yernon Wear Becker Lar sen Lasky Brewster Phil lips. Kott. Lowerison. Trupp. Segal Gromen. Hurd. Roz: ll: Priest Kessler, Jordan. Fuster Moore. Yates Moon. Carson Rivera Namuman. Kemp. Knight West. Good- man Cloud. Wright. Kelder. Ferguson. Hammerslug. Rau III: Now-ak. Brutfy. Flom. Crane. Garvin Olander. Wil- son. Reeder. Shaw. Ceorg- eanne. Stokes. 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' 4, .11 1 IIPBIICISCU WIIICII WHS IJUIII IDI' two IIUIICIPBCI . 1-f We gi 0 W vga L nlnh!1WiM N w-03 45 Ea if fawge Q ff js wc? Howznza 'P H -ij N Mm MI gl-vm Q, 3 5 ,J ,Q 'N NN ff' f f M X ffQ HAPPY DAYS W f 'H J .rx L JM G HY I It 4 P2 Q 54 IQGMMA fs ' I , FI' -.vgpr i 'I D I94 JUNE 94 4 6 I9 20 2I 22 324 25 26 27 28 29 30 l949 J u LY 949 I4 I7 I8 I9 20 2I 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 I949 AUGUST I949 I4I5I6I7I8I 0 2I 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3I 11 I I I I l 7 : .-5, Lxwg .- 1 ,i I, I N K UN O UE TH FRI ' I , , A. .1 ' i , yi, 9 f 4 I X9 i 1 2 3 4 ' .iv 'L H ' l 1 ,O V- I ff. 32:4 - ' ' 2 .-' , :gf if A f 'f f T5 - . . ,,-,.5g.-,..f.4,-V. - nl 'Q 0: at ' 4 - J- fn it Q3 'ik Im I fi ff 'Q 1 . I- f x -1, 1 I, . 4 I In lg J ,'-1 ' ' ' NT. - 7 . .1-5' A - -...... -, -T -1 . H'A:f':1fz- Tn? 'K 1' - '3 , 1 1 fa:5Y5',,' 'il-'.'j 'f - f , fe. If ,. - 'wwf 1 z ' ..1 vb, if Q45---f m'w-Yilfymg-' ' I H ' , - .V. Q 'T.,. Vtfgfgfj -:,, 1. ., I 'jf'-v-'g - in + .Wg-,gf I ,, -4, -- -, . 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They often had Odd HBITIBS 11168 DBVIIS Elbow and WHISHEV Gulch A Curtain, lights. action ht stmor plax tht D x mt Hon xx ls gn tn untltr tht QUIK mtt of Nlrs XIZILIXIYIIIKJH IH txxo mltmtt ptrturm ll1Lt,S on muirx S and 9 and imght ptrtormantt rm 11 xrx lil In tht mlt ut Ilora m tht rtspttt xc ptrtmmmtts xx txt t IH Q1lhmmn Ii uhu 1 W orth .mtl tm Purst Uthtr Lltwx .1 XVha1 43 l l I 9 T if . ' .af . . '12 .. .A 'A NY. - v 2' IA A ' 2 .,-t All L ',lr 2' ,' ., -IHLHUV . .. . ' , ,,i. ' ' z 'Q . z'z'z ' ,' ' ' outstanthngpcrlm'mz1nt'cs xxtrc ack Stcxvart, Chl I.z1skcx', Tm1xWVootl, and , if iii: f l . xx J, -. Ai 6 v H HDUSUIQ WHS CNUC81, with IHUSI people 11V11'1Q in jp 1281115 01' UI1'1E1' IHHHE-Shift SHEITEPS. Learning the three R's f 42'1' '- 9' I lf., f.f4 e W, b E, 4:13, uf., . . F ' 'H-:i:qQ.IfE'QgV -1- 1 . ,.' - ' . -, -g'??,g.f 1. 1-ef ,f 'HX ' e' ,,, 3 1 , juz- Y 1 A , , 1 ? 5,1 A ff 5'7:,- M ,I I,--..., - ... ,Q , ,,-1:11371 M 4 -'N A A .,-, i ,V . 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The Argonauts prcscntctl thc Chccchzlkrms with thc 'Wxiintcr uiomlcr- Izintiu pruni. ut which Patty Ilzuniitrmn zintl Dick Rcy- nultls wcrc cruwnctl King :intl Quccn. The HIxI'21iWi21I1n Knights N l,21kiiCS Uzincc was April first. 'lihc C2lY21iiUl'S prcscntctl thu Senior Prcmni nn Iunc 3 is Seniors in Winter VVOndcrland '4 is 'S 13-F - K, 14 ' - -. u f ,L . , , x 4 , 4 p U .,, ,.4 , - N 1 34 ,X f x f' 'Aft 5' v ' ' n. T n f .- 3 b. .3 , I A grid l t 1' '. 'hu' 'NUI Cf?-!,L:, , 'a x A 'A 4 0 -,. ' ' 5 ' U ' . ' 4 .. 4 Z' 3 L lw.fv'f x ' Q, S 4 941 g 11 x ' ,. Q, 1 if ' . gm 3, 1 ' I I 77:1 ' ' , ' . 1 . ' KV' .,' A Qf,-wx , , , 527 '32.1.5J' nxt , A ,.-' -' :r -2' -,' , u 2-,' . f ' f. - ,Q .f -f,5,' .. H' . J v .f 4 ', ,, ' . 1 MQ Q , Q ., - u X - , . ' , -1 H K4 . a ,, - .,A, Q.f3,vyf,::'ot xhppl I . ., .. 4 .',,'!. try, 'L-fs.,-'If A 4, , 5,7-cf N,,gf.7, l'f',lvA. 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'C Y ,mmf 'MQ' ,, A -13 7.13 I 7 H, 4 Ag, .W , In f, ' L' ' ff fi' . , if 7 ,ff M - fa l Ai' A WP A ig ' n I' .. ,ff f , Jwfwg 'ag f1,11'..v N , 1 H 1 i X V qt, A , Vwfyk 'Q 5' , f ' , , 4 ,J ' fl iw 5 f - I . ' . 2 3 W' XX ' M . i , Ifxle ' 1 ,I 5,41 I I fb, k 5 '??4'a f 1 - 'J vi, K A y M f Q .gk :CH . -4' ig Jiwwf, :fm ' ' ,J 1' 1 if f .,f y , .fwf- Under the drzfts of the falls Under the crags of the glen God put the gold an the hzlls And nhere the gold was came men 4 Q . I I I ,. I 1 1 IHIIQIIIL X INIIIIIUIUII x wut tx L L 1 fu stun gnu mn m ng plfu I1 X L t opp an ll 1 x uhgr hula w x 5, 1 L W x Illl Q school nntnrutlng hut IHI Q u 4 up 4 u Ln x n ru mm muah xx wrk rhg 4 ul xmm ur v lf13llf thnm TX N L . n vt K1 1 fan yu ' 21' ' Ya. 'K vit! i:'l1ls?'l': l- 5 'ull un 'tu school prc 2 'lu l. to I '2lI'l1. :mal not tu have hc wrtunity ut' fclh 'sl 'I that chxl s ' . ' '. 1 hz1'in f fur, th' clul mcmhcr: gin' scrvicc tu thc school. This not only ak-s ' akw chlh mcmh s fccl 21 rczxl part rl' thc sch el. NI mst st xl' ty uhm 't 'zhfc It Q ' 'I - A xl X ' I ' S R14 . W lm - . lI11lI jUlY wmllni haw' mhw1m1chy'thc fzlflllff. or 4 imc at all. L NN X! SILX ER SKATERS Rau I Rana Jacobson treasurer Simmer chaplain Heaton president Davis sponsor Nflcfmffertx secretarx 'Nlorrell Rau I1 Falhoon Yan Yleuten Wright Blackman Brulfx Medlm Lambert Scheppers Rou Ill Nic lxmstrx Blanke Wlencek Xanthos Nelson Farmer Keanx Hou ll Jones Clulf Thompson Klump Christensen Roonex Wilson The bilx er Skaters eoulel alxxaxs be seen it Polo lalaee ex erx other xxeek elurme the xen ln 'ulelition to then routine skating expeditions presidents bhirlex Heaton and Bexerlx ones helpeel December A C1etACquamteel Tea anal bkate acquainted prospeetixe members xxlth olel ones The Senioi lfarexx ell at bhirlex Heaton s house and the N alentine Pledge l futx xx ere big ex ents xs xx ere the formxl initiation and elmner at the Ulel Dixie Barbecue Qhureh Sunelxxs xxeie in Decembei anal Nlareh mel there xx ere manx slumber plrties l'he elub xx 1s sponsoreel bx Nlis Rubx lhxis hex reallx eut a neat figure on the nee. We reter ot urs to the ee utters sponsoieel bx Nlr. Robert Haxvthorne. ln aelelition to going skating every txvo xveeks this gfroup had a party 'ilmost 'is often. Among the more unusual activities xvere '1 havriele in October and an evening at the Pasaelena Civic Auditorium in x '1nu1rx'. Members 1lso took '1 pleasant jaunt to the Long Beach Pike. llormal initia- ' n Nlareh 19 ll1CllllCtltlll1l1LI if ie 'A 1 iis -in o x'xv not 'ine tie l'll'1e'kou s .ln Nlarehtiex' 3 onsoret '1 Qports Niehr xvitb the l'1e'1tets. The pre 'ie ents xvere ieiti 1' sumi er 'ine Cleo je Strode xvinter. l . yi? s QQ 5-if Speed demvnwn 109 ici: cU'rTERs-Rau l.- Jacobs. mpkim. Hull. vice president: Vlassman. Rua ll: Rogers. Moody. Hawthorne. sponsor: Schxvein Strode. president. g K ff,-1 l iospectlxe lce C apelders P . b r . ' d C PICES ECEITIE BIITESIICB Y ln BIB . 0m1T1UI'1 l8lJOI'E1'S 5:-215 4 'U xx- ' 19 will .2 5? X I ggi? ii lf ' D- . ',. . ' I . . .1 . S . L V 8 - - S' X S s - x., A ,, , v I, il x. A plan many social events. Nlembers enjoyed a Beach Party in the tall and later a Christmas Party in l -, l ,, '. .,, fl ' , , L I., ., , li ,vt s,. wg.. 1 ' . 71 . .. .K ' , r. 'C0..c' .IUC . ... . K l x lj q .H l I I lt c X 1 4 4 A c 4 1 tio, , l '.tl lJ1gi'XYItle ll ll 1 l. ll . t . l sp l.. f l..l sl l'lllil.. n,.l re .1 , I, X .fi s X v x Q v ?,J1 J . if X . .I I I X . X, , - fl r N 9 x I X ' ' asked lWEI'llY ElUll81'S lOl' E days WUl ll 'N fx ,fx 11 -'E-1' Z ls.. Fl ennlq Cutleg brit the brcelc' RACADPTS Roz: I DowDell bexsler chaplain Butler president Pope sponsor Agee vnce presldent Pontrelli Downie treasurer Rau ll Shaw Coco Grippo Holston Crown Kellex lxnch Stewenson Rom Ill Wnsdom Poles Purtha Calhoun St Am21nt Dressendorfer Wiclcman Rau ll Kramer Arturo Kott Middleton Hawlew Riggs s fL ll N om xoL1uLrL proh1hlx loolsmg 21tthL R1L1LlLts Xl 1 hington s slL1llL l tLn111s pl 1xLrs l1L soL1 1l L ls 111 lor t1L L'1LlLts hLg1n uith thL NXIIIILI' ltlflll 1l 1111t1 1t1o11 on fJLtohL1 3 L on X01 L111 ' t1L Appl1L 1nts lm on 1nu1rx lil 21 l tl L SLn1orl ull 111 1 1lL s ho ll1L su111111Lr sL111LstLr SfZ1I'tLtl 111th 21 plLLlL,L plrtx 1ttl1L l1o111L ol Nom StoL1tsLnhLrgLr on l Lh1L111x ll 1 11hLrp1rt1 on Nl1rLh 79 1nLl l1n1llx t1L t t ns Nia, nL1o1pLrs Is xo11proh1hlx LoL1lLl l1L111rL out 1 IL 1 1111 t I1 1 x ing L l l1L l1nLl1oppLrs L 1lLnLl21r lor thL NXIIWILI' sL111LstL1' st 11tLLl mth 1 lYlI'l1L,llLlL 111Ll lm 11 r1LlL 1t SL111sLt St 1l1lLs L LptL111hLr 74 ll11s 1121s lo lou LLl hx 1 dllfblll, L11 p 11tx t s on ULtohL L Sllllllllkl L 1lLnLl1r lM,QZ1l1 with thL lor1111l 1111t121t1o11 1t thL h mme 1l 3Lttx L 1 111 1rL1 111L s lol ou Lt hx 1111, t wou on H1191 ot IS uL11t t 1L ll too L 1tL ll1L l 111Ll1oppL1 1lso s mon sorLLl 1 sports mvht 1nLl part1L1p1tLLl II1 lloxs Night mth thL otl1L1 L uhs 1l 'Ik 1 s-'DN 1..lX v if S X 1424: l l1LsL gals howl Lm ox Ll IINC HOPPPRS R011 I Nlorns Olxeefe treasurer -Xnderson xice president Jagger sponsor Bishop sponsor Izrlekson president lxeller Ross chaplain Ru II Lhaxel Rasmussen Toma Frasner Del L1ello lallahan Grubb Cox Ro Ill De Yean Lee hells Neal Carl Wegner 77 I . ij, Y if ' ,ff 1 . , f 'Q -, - 1 5: 2 ,., .Q I,-A 2 ' Q --2-:L w . , , - ll ' I lllluv 1 .T-gl., ' ' 1 fs ':.. xl l Z' ix :U ' : f 4 ii' 3. ' , - . e'1L - f ' 1' 0 ' L- 2 : - - ffl' fs- ' X Q lac l L L c ' 'JX ' '- , . . ' ' . .' . . ll' you cvcr s21w ll group ol Xl'21fl1i11g,t 111 lligli girls playing tc1111is ill-ICI' school on 2 15' . l l21y'. Q' 2 1' ' 2'2 vzsi 'L ' '. 2 s'25L l' Ran ' 5 ' 2 'I ' 'I ' i 2 I i .2 i ' ., l'ollowcLl hy 21 1iL'11iL' .V hc1' 25, l ' ' 2 J' ' 2 U' , '11L 1' ' 'iurcv' on .l1l,IlLl'y2f 21fxl2l.I'lUfll'l1 mc. I 5' i x' L hi' l L' 1 '. 1 A rl 2 -YZ l x Y A Y 1 xi N' l i A' X 4 i ' 2 'I' . l his was lollowcLl hy 21 Sllll1llWCI' party on l'ich1'L1a1'y 21 21t llctty Sll21NVlS l1o111c. 21 sports night on Nl21l'L'll 4. 21 sl ll ' 2 V' . 2 ' -'. 2 i 2 -' l ' r21Lli io1121l l31 f'tfl1ti11NI21y. 'Pi 'l t ' Q, if 1' 2 U' ' ig ' l-Ffllll the nz1111c, is tl 'lY2sl' g o lovl' I 'lLllN. 'l' A 'i 2 2 ' '2 2 '12Q:'.'2 111 5' ' ' ..' . ' i J i l .'2 ll' 2 ' I' ll Xl21rily11U'liccl'c'5 home ' 'r 30. llhk' 2 'A 'i 'i 2 'L Lil'-'ls'll L Xl2'l5,2lfl1lS wa: l l ,'2 'gfh l 'l Nlz 'l .,f.'l' hf' l'g ls li l2 ' Y 1 -'s2 J QI - , ,s , so Kill fr e is-A N . .. 3 C A V X f I X Qu 2, v li -1--T 1 2' .aw -- ll - l 1 2 iff' ' ,. .s l f ...1,M, A -s12nL'.q,1 V fs . LT: V, 17 N igff if? , If . 'fl i.'- :, 1' ' - -' ' -- - -2 .' ..: Q.. :' . '. V: w A 1'Hll'lEl S SllUVBl CUSI lWEl'llY ClUllEI'S. l5I'BSl'l BQQS WBPB 6 K ff s ' VVhizzes on wheels RHYTHM RULLERS- Raw I: Ryer. secretary: Robison. vice president: William.. president: Fichman. sponsorg McClain. chaplain: Pleym. secretary: Ovmedian. Row ll: Robison. Lundlin, Pleasant, McGivney. Gilligan. Phillips. Row Ill: Victor, Teschner. Bull. Martin, Schmoker, McMurray. Morgan. Row IV: Anderson, Fratt. Thompson. Johnson, Wilson. The Rliythin Rollers, easily tlistinguishetl on the campus hy their real skirts antl nary hlue sweaters, planned a skate ahout every three weeks, antl a night meeting once a month. The cluh sponsor was Xlrs. Syria lfielnnan. Audrey Uvilliams was president tluring the winter semester. anal Nlarvel Victor assumetl that ottiee in the spring. The social lunc- tions ol' the club intlutletl a slumber party, a hayritle. antl a guest skate. Doing a little bit of service for good old George UUE ElUll81' 3IJlBCB. Achieve the honorable CO-EDS-Row 1: Grippo, Hale, DowDell, Wilson, vice president: Foster, presidentg Miller, chaplain, But ler, secretary: Hansen. Gates. Row II: P. Clark, Knudson, Dunbar, Wittenberg, sponsor: Jacobson, Eklund sponsor: Torry. Tatge, Thomas. Row Ill: Hustler, Ravenscroft. Sanchez, Wooden, Anderson, Kordahl, M Clark. Ludiker. Hartin. Row IV: Rush, DeCuir, Dehn, Phillips, Niven, Coleman, Kramer, Victor. This year, along with their regular service in the student store, the Co-lfds received a citation from the Cheechakos for their excellent work on cap and gowns, one of their many unsung services. lilvervhodv turned out for the Co-Fd-limhassy picnic which ended with everyone riding the merrv-go- round at Ciritlith Park. Tops on the list of socials were the Co-lild's famous slumher flessj parties, the lformal, liovs' Night. Klountain Oaks, and the traditional lfines llartv with entertainment hy the new memhers. Each ol the semesters the lfmhassv Cluh showed lilll hoys to their homerooms the lirst day ol' school. ilihev also helped regulate the trallic in the calieteria at noon hy watching the south entrance. As lor their social activities the lfmhassv co-sponsored one ol' the sports dances, The Coney lsland Caper. This hard working cluh was under the leadership ol' 'liom XYest lor the summer 'md Don lfsholl lor the winter semester. . . . 4 A. e el QASS EMBASSY-Row I: Pace. chaplain: Esholf. president: Anderson. spon. 50 1 -l-NVl00d- WPC Pl'eSiCl6nI: Harvey. secretary. Row II: Burkhart. Gor- cIlxoniyLaJr0ll. White. West. Trupp. Row Ill: Lasky. Larsen. Brewster 00 . Panuchi. ' Campus diplomats 57 UDB llUlEl Cl'l81 QBEl ElEVEl'1 ElUll8l S 8 Illqlil lOl' 8 FUUIT1, Clean sports, clean speech, clean living KEYS-Row I: Longnaker. Cline. Benner, Nletcalf. vice president: Nlazzarese president: Pecorelli. Possemato. Noe. Row ll: Colson. Dorazio, Gordon. llrlonoraryl Kragness. Franklin. MacMillan. Evans. Stnutsenherger. Row Ill: Bartee. McKinney Nlargolin. Edsinga, Emmons. Stevens, Kinney. The Keys completed another successful year with an enviahle record of service and lun. ilihe summer was filled with get-togethers, pledges providing the entertainment. XYith Ang Nlazxarese as president, the fall semes- ter opened with formal initiation of new memhers at St. Xlarks Community Church. School Service was accom- plished hy selling tight tags and loothall programs. The spring semester opened with the formal at lflorenee lrleights Nlethodist Church under the direction ol' prexy Auhrey Xletealli. Spring saw the Keys patrolling and controlling the Wlashington halls at noon. l.ate in Nlareh the lveys were oliieially linked with the Southwest Kiwanis Cluh in an impressive Ceremony attended hy the parents ol the memhers. As this yearhook went to press plans were heing made for a gala alumni dance. 'During this year, the l'ry 'lions sponsored two danees and supervised the cafeteria during the noon hour. lieing particularly useful with the hrush. they painted the windows on the west side ol' the gym and kept legihle the numhers on the auditorium seats. ilihe highlights on their social activities were their formal initiation of new mem- hers followed hy a dinner and a play, and their semi-annual Girls' Night. ?RY T ti w ' N Square thyself for service FRY-TONS-Raw I: Kunz. treasurer: Taeger. president: Jones. sponsor Campbell. vice president: Clapp. Row ll: Vanvliet. Coffey. Smart. Gena- tempo. Sanders, chaplain: lryin. Rua' Ill: Halverstadt. Surman. Halsted. Collier. Taunton. Herron. Sullivan. the QUBSI ll.ll'I'llSlll1'lQ l'llS UWII lJEElClll'lQ. The Golden Rule is their motto SUB-DEBS--Row I: Jones. Duhe. Echols. vice president: Elser. sponsor: Burns. president: Andrews. sponsor: Hamilton. chaplain: Geisler. treasurer: Bateman. Yoeltz. Row ll: Salez, Atimion. Dehhas. Clara. Silver. Coco. Posito, Cillett. Trainor. Row Ill: Calhoon. Dressendorfer. Lowerison. W'ri,qht. Flaws, Heaton. Lowe, Kimhrell. Foley, Lackey. Row IV: Corbin, Wisdom. Noreen. Odiorne, Fluckiger. Rooney, Cambold. This year the Suh Delis celehratetl their liliteenth L1llllll'Cl'S21l'y. Among the cluhls services were working in the counselor's antl attendance offices, ushering the lilll's on the lirst tlav ol' school, and sponsoring several school tlances, ilihev also tlitl very worthy work lor the Chiltlren's Hospital antl lor a destitute family in llollantl. High- lighting the year's social events were the heautilul candlelight initiation ol new nieinhers, the Kev-Suh Deli picnic, anal the traditional lioys' Night, llletlge llartv anal Nlountain Oaks. Tri-Y, the Y.lY.C.A. club at xxvlhlllllgfllll, started its twentieth successful year in lfeliruarv. 'liri-Y girls serve in the l.ost anal lfountl, antl keep flowers on Nlr. l lughes' tlesli in the lihrary, Uutsitle ol' school they participate in the activities. Nancy Crown was the winter president and lienita l.vnch the suninier presitlent. Some iliri-Y socials were a harn party. a progressive tlinner on hicvcles, a week at lialhoa. and many sluinherless nights at slunihei' parties. iliri-Y sponsors were hlrs. llelen Spears and hlrs. lva Childs. To find and give the best TRI-Y-Row I: Simmer. Cain. treasurer: Jones. vice president: :CruWn. president: Downie. chaplain: Rice. secretary: Willis. Kelley. Row ll: Spears. sponsor: l'. Wells. Nledlin- MONEY- 5kfUml iS- Btllenliln l.yneh. N. Wiells. Childs. sponsor. Row Ill: Roisman. Reiman, Scheppfrm Squires. Baril. Gill, Grey, l.ulll bert. Row IV: Payne. Thomas. Arturo. Wilson. Clull, Crawford. Carey. Nlurphy. 59 the sponsorship of hir. Stanley lllauchope, ELECTRUNS-Row I: Mcflihon. secretary: Staufer, vice president: CUDDB1' CUlIlS WBFE 8 Cl.ll'l0SllYf lWBI'lllj-llVE CE1'1l pieces They always give service T.-XGSiRnu' I: Canale. Lang. historian: Moulton. vice president: Garner: Sponsor: Proctor. president: Caro treasurer: Olson. Anderson. White, Greisser. Row ll: Reynolds, Gregory. Norem. Crawford, Watson. llrown Nlargan, Britton. Gangitan, Gray. Kerr. Row III: Nelson. Greenup. Hamilton. Rupp. Garvin. Willims. Erickson Cates. Buland. Forsyth. Freeze. Ives. Row IV: Shull. Harding. Wedin. Paynter. Merit. Wise. Jackson. Prumers Campbell. Harding. Lewis. Tags, a cluh lor tenth grade girls ol' the winter semester. presided at the refreshment booth at the Knights and l.adies dance. and served at the reception on Uctoher 13 lor Dr. A. Stoddard, the new superintendent ol' the city school district. Junior Edisons at work rllhey' ICQVC no String unturngd The IllCllllWCI'S ol- the l'llCLifl'fJllS. llllLlCl' Nliller sponsor Lar e resident .lavne treasurer Car enter In' - - - - C 2 . p : I' , q : p . nic' ll: White. Wendler. English. Leuiton. Clark. Row Ill: Stump. Benton. Cregger. Robinson, Mc'l'eer. ROCK HUUNDS-Row I: Gallagher. Hubbell, Pansegrav. vice pres- ident: Row ll: Lane. Cush, Anderson, sponsor: Yapel, Shippev president: Nevin. Row Ill: Tims. Kragness. Angus. Coodule. Irvin. MacCormack. Pedersen. did a great service lor the school and student hodv hy operating the spotlights for assem- hlies, the amplilication system, the movie projectors, and other electrical equipment. The members ol' the Rockhounds. under the sponsorship ol Pop lfdward Anderson. collected gems and made polished -iewelrv. il'he memhers all had an interest in cutting stones. Clarence Shippev was president in hoth the winter and the summer semesters. Teentoppers. a newly organized social cluh lor teenage girls who measure live I'eet eight inches or more, served the school hv working in the teachers' ca leteria at noon. Their heads are in the clouds TEEN 'I'Ul'l'ERS-Rau' I: Worthington. Nuzza. NlcCann. vice president: Phillips. president. Rollins. sponsor: Tracey. secretary- treasurer. Row Il: Marcy. Slater. Beer. Preble. Drozda. Woelp. Row III: Bentha, Katz. Gabelman. 1Il'lE SIT18llESl 1'I'1BEllU1T1f filly CENTS the IT1l1'1lII'1lIII'1 12113. Newberger. president: MacKinnon. sponsor: Brewster, T. Wood, Raflertty. Row ll: Osborn, lmamura. Murphy Kasson. Parish. Oherg. Desby. Worth. Riddel. Newman. Keller. Row Ill: Vogel, Calhoon. W'ahl. Sutherland DeCuir, Fragalle. Gates. Cissna, Dollard, Furst. Guadanino. Row IV: West, Maloy. Armstrong. Von Ravens: herg, Ayres. Records. Kragness, W'ilson. Ross. THESPIANS-Row 1: Colson, secretary, Monarch. J. Wood, treasurerg Lasky, vice presidentg Atkins, sponsor, To hc or not to hc 'l'hcrc's music in thc air Career girls curry on studies '7'Iit-'l'licspi1im prt-sciitctl tht- sciiioi'plz1y'. ilhc llirinc l7loi'zi, in Qlzinuairy. zittcntlctl ai pcrlAorinzint'c ol' Klan :intl Supcrnizinu on St. llzitriclcs Dui. zintl sam' the nioric l lzinilctn in XHX'L'I1llWCl'. l hen' sponsors were hlrs. lnhf- ulwth Nlncliiiinon :intl Nliss Im Atllains. The Clch Chili. sponsorctl hx' Xlrs. Xlzirx' llqirist-. prcscntctl its scnn-zinnnzil UlI1L'L'l'lS on Noxcnihcr lfi :intl .-Xpril 23 with 11 night pci'- Iiorinaincu with time. fniiiiiiciwiail stuth-nts with two A-Ks in their tmiiiiiciwizil stiljit-cts niui' hclong In Coiiiiiici'cc llonor. lfoi' the scnii-zxnnuail in- , stzillzition. thc incnihcrs phinnctl ll spaight-tri tlinncr. wliith was given alt tht- honic ol' Nlrs. N Rose Nloorc. who. with hlrs. lfthcl Uvcr- liuhl. sponsorctl thc chili. Although gold was abundant, getting it out ot the Teenaiders help Red Cross Estudian el Espanol TEEN AIDERS-Row I: Hartin, Tatge, Helmrich, Barry, Glaudini. Gillette, Posito, treasurer: Lambert, Hustler, presidentg Bentley, sponsorg Noreen. vice president, Wilson, secretaryg Gill, Parker. Reid. Yapel, Cush, Graham, Bateson, Heft. Row II: Ludiker, Hurst, Huff, Desby, Ross, Lewis, Hamilton, Romero. Mitch- ell, Davis, Keany, Farmer, Argue, Johnson, Barson, Annis. Putnam Schlenkaider, Britus. Brawner. Smith, Mid- dleton, Lane, Mitchell. Crawford, Carey. Row Ill: Cruickshanks. Ridenhour, W'ickmen, VVilliams. Angus, Deck, Rau, Maebott, Maratt, Aolive, Bickford, Brown, Van Nest, Wool, St. Amant, VVilson. Charnon. Kramer. Stea- ner, Anderson. Grey, Sheldrake. Row IV: Drozda. Fratt, Anderson, Leverett, Godwin, Cruise, Johnson, Winch, Sullivan, Kenyon, Ziegler, Shaw, Allen, Odiorne, Baril, Holbrook, Collier, Jumper, Niven, Murphy, Arturo, Fluckiger. SPANISH CLUB-Row I: Stultz, Thompson. Magliari. Collier, Middleton. DeCastro. Laskv. Roxstrom. vice president, Eklund, Draper, sponsorg Gagne. sponsor: Fontana. president: Crown. secretary: Hamilton. treasurer: Geisler. DeLongfield. Row II: Rhodes, Nissen. Leverett, Fratt. Hutchinson, Roisman. Krause. Chernow. Hoffman. Barsan, Torrey, Matson, Deisman. Sihert, Knauer, Whitson, Lewis, Skrumbis, Lynch. Posito, Hogan. Harkin, Reid, Tatge. Row Ill: De Rome. Brozda. Robison, Vivonis, Olson, Arujo, Brewster, Hopkins. Thompson. Earnshaw, Calhoon. Horton, Furst, Baril. W'right. Odiorne. Jumper, Anderson. lNooll. Copple. W'addin2ton. Roza'IV: Drew. Minton. Ogston. Quinn. Wilhelm. Piper. J. Miller. Lovette. D. Miller, Lana. Evans, Yon Ravensburg. Baird, Derryberry. Murphy, Middleton. Stevenson. The Teenaiclers, coniposetl ot' girls in the eleventh gratlealitl xvorthv work for the Rell Cross tluring the year antl losteretl a spirit of friendliness antl co-operation among their Class niemhers. The niemhers ot' the Spanish Chili always tri' to increase their knoxvletlge ol the language. During their meetings each ol' the Spanish live. six, seven. anal eight classes presentetl plays. the hest ol' which was given at the Language llanquet. 'llliev also iournevecl to a Spanish restaurant where they eniovetl typical Spanish tlislies. 11ll sport loving girls who have re- ccivetl a letter in Ci.A.:X. are eligilile lor ineinhersliip in the llvashington XYinners. llurin-is the last vear. they enteretl nianv l s . school activities inclutling sponsoring a clean-up tlrive antl the giving out Ci. A. A. eqtiipnient a liter school. 02 The lettermen of the G.A.A. NYASHINGTUN YYINNERS-Raw 1: Morrell, Blackman. secretary: Delongfield vice president: Heliey. sponsor: Peshke. treasurer: Dern. Holston. Row ll: Lynch Nelson. Cox. Yan Vlinkle. Edwards. Nash. Ruff' III: Barnett, Calhoon. Drvsdale Nlelxowan. Richardson. llorris. Loiverison. Row ll': Olson. Weylner. Roisman lhompson. Loomis. Dixon. Ql'UUI'lCl WHS hard WUl'l6. Girls in green do good deeds Those girls who wore the trim green uni- forms this past vear were the founders of the new girls' service organization known as the Three S Cluh. The name stands for Senior Service Scouts. lyanting to make girl scouting recognized on the high school cam- pus, the Cluh Council accepted their charter and hv-laws, and olliciallv made them a part ol' Cieorge llvashington Iligh. Their service on the campus consisted ol' co-operating with the lievs in keeping the halls clear at noon. XVe can count on them ffverv ilihursday noon the Nlath Club memhers met in room llfl, under the direc- tion ol' liill Chapel during the winter semes- ter and Cieorge lilanev during the summer semester. Nlr. llenrv tlohnson. the sponsor, was the source ol' information for all ques- toins asked during the meetings. The success ol' the French Cluh during the '48 and '49 season should he attrihuted to NVeslev Ahels, the winter president, and l,eta lYilhurn. the summer president. Plan- ning and carrying out the program entirely in French was hard hut enjovahle for hoth of them. l'articipation in the language hanquet was the high point of the vear. lls etudient le Francais THREE S -Row I: Roach. treasurer: Sivertson. Wendt Nlas ters. secretary: Massey. president. Row Il: Shaw. Nlckmstrw Bennett. Segal. sponsor: Stevenson. Miles, Elo. Stone. MATH CLUB-Row I: Bates. Wilburn. NlcClaskey Chapel .lohnson. sponsor: Choate. Row Il: Cerates. Shippey Patton Porter, Cush. 8 ,. 5 ' '.1 J- ,. Lei' '- 1.-.59 .. J, F , ,lil .,A, I xx .1 TM. .. fi Q. f -.,E,w ' ll 5 'E,.eL,'3 I: f- A -L s tr jg: f 5 w e- . E 'QF5 .1:- H - i' 1 ---- f , 21 51 5 it Q N5 sf. - K T Li' ' if-I '- f . - ' , gg? I- if -. ,L ' 522-f' f 'url ei its I . :Cuff-bf ' . . f , 7 S , '1, ' 2 QE .1 'Vi - e ' 3 7! 2 f-Hu 'Z' ' iq' C Mei nf NKH CIUB-Row I: Wilhurn. vice president: Trunec. secretarv: Sintes. -HM---'u ' ' 5 sponsor -Xbels. president: Nliquel. sponsor: Conway. treasurer: Lauaturei Row Il: Xictor Weniger. Nelson. Beckley. Lafazan. Lee. Rau' Ill: IJ' Eramo. Thomas. Williams Stewart. Campbell. McClure. The USLIEl ClDmll'1BI'1CE of the l1EEEl-WUI'l-SEI' OVE1' the Turnahout for the photographers Helpers in the library CAMERA CLUB-Raw I: Mills. president: Lindhardt. secretary: Axe. sponsor: . BELLE LETTRES- Row I: Trunec. Knudson, Crown. Chase Bates. vice president: Getman, treasurer: Crawford.Rou' ll: Niven. McLaughlin. Roca' II: Bazanson. Heaton, president: Andrews, sponsor: Christ 0'Shaughnessy. Matson. Mathers. Row Ill: Drahos, Ayres. Roberts. Keany. Lawson. ensen, Yoeltz, Furst. Stacey. Row IV: Estep. Neuherger, Jahnz, Shippy. Pansegrau, Lalionte. -frmed with cameras ol all makes and sizes. the shutterbugs ol' Xlvashington gave ample prool ol' their photographic ability in their many pictures of school and home lile and in scenes lrom nature. The members of the Belle Lettres proved to be of valuable assis- tance in the library. Shirley lleaton was president the first semester and Nlarjolaine 'lirunec presided during the spring semester. hliss lfva Andrews was sponsor. 'Protesting that Latin is not a dead language , the members ol' the Ca-licolzr enjoyed a successful year with interesting initiation rituals and parties. ilihe members were among the language groups that caroled in the halls at Christmas time. Latinam studiunt LATIN CLUB-Row I-' Payne. Ferhrache. Reeve. historian: Wahl secretary: Gohel. sponsor: Kelley. WCC President: W'itke. Yanflleve. treasurer: Knudson. Row ll: Lowe. Niarlatt. Virtue. Niullinix. NIC- Claskey. Cox. Fleeger. Bozeman. Rau' III: Hecht, Jones. Toma. W'inch. Smith. Hruffv. Hlanke. Black- man. Lager. Rom' IV: McLain. Ryer, Ochoa. lingberg. Larson. Wrisley, Pilger. Martin. Hailey. Url hand WOI'l'lEI' UISBDDEEFEU lrt lonor s purpow is to promotg 1rt mtprut 'xml 1rt apprulltnon lt xponsolul nmnx projuts LllII'lI1QfllL war but thy dLlLtlOI'l at Lhrlstmas t1mL XX is the most important om Social u Lnts ol the u 1r xurc traps to I'r.1nk Xl lgglns Iqraclp School and the lnstalldtnon of UHILCI Flu lattur took place m Feb ruarx IH Lhlna lnonn he Plllllldflllfllllk Llulw Lnyoxul 1 lull XL1I'Ul lNLlNIL1l punts 1HKllHXlfLL otlurs t1sl1'1rLtl1Llr U1 ul s QL LN 1 1 trl IJ N N L llnlllirmo nwmyoxul nm mul 1rl1 N Xrtwts walk .lwax wlth pr1zeS f,ld99lCS lm are mas also be hep I - . I I A ' ' 3 1 . . x 'S 1 if l I 'I L- L' . H' 1 Wlr 1 '.l L' - Y xl . ' . Y. . f . . . . , . '. joymcnt by sponsoring wcckly noon concerts. Both scmcstcrs thc ClLll1l1lClNlWCI'S2lffCllLlCkl 21 rclwurszxl of thc Ilam' l.oQ An 'l PlllllllflllJl1lCl,I'CllCS 1. ln zulmlitl n to strictly muqiczll cvcnti. th- J ' 1 nic ClLl - sm -sm al: Hilff. l l l l , . ' ra ' 1 a Y r. . , . TUB humblest mlIlBI'S WEFE UH EH FIRST YEAR SCHOLARSHIP-Row I: Woelp, Hirsch, Duncan, Moyer, Lawyer, sponsor: D. Arm- strong, Skorowski. Aamodt. Row II: Coleman. Ashton, Marlatt, Surburg. Simpson. Nelson. Keany. Emerson. Ansorge.Rozz'1ll: A. Armstrong, Cluff. Paynter, Hamilton, Fifield. Oushye. Smith. Nissin. Hawcroft. Proc- ter. Row IV: Cruise, Prumers, Nowak. Edwards. Nlandeson, Segal. Ayres, Glassman. Popp. 4l equal plane with D-1' SCHOLARSHIP CABINET-Row I: Gamhold. recording secretary: Dow nie. corresponding secretary: Duhc. president: Cain. vice president: Nlo- yer. treasurer: Wilson. puhlicityg Leaders of the smart set Lawyer, sponsor. The light of learning shines on thcm 66 ,N NEW' TORCHBEARERS-Hou' I: Nlc- Lain. VVilson. secretary: Kasson. presi- dentg Lawyer. sponsor: lapel. vice president: Nlazuren. treasurer: Lower- ison. Run' ll: Wilson. lilankc. Tiherio. Nicholas. Harry. Rice. Row Ill: Trupp, Nlurtin, llyink. Murphy. liuril. Smith. Baird. Row IV: Whirry. l'il2er. llines. Williams, Allscn. U19 lBWYE1'S, I1'1E1'Cl13I'1lS, and QUCIUPS. Student burns the midnight oil 1. ' X1 - v 3 A Lil-JK l ,J v T me yy If' -f' . ' ,-- L fs , 1 X. 1, if y b X lVx.,vI'-. , A .n N lr - X - l . r . ' ' Q tx 3 J Lf- i I V I just look tor a student with a friendly and ambitious look on his U DL, . ,, face and you may be sure you have discovered a Scholarship member. These F ' ef 1, , i' people worked hard to attain membership in this club, and they hold high the , yo 'X ,-L K honor of belonging to it. The Ciet Acquainted Teas on October 18 and i N I- K . ,t J :M - ' k March 3 not only helped the members get acquainted but also gave them . '- .,-. I . . . . .. . JV L. X J f an opportunity to display their intellectual ability in the games they played. my Xe 3 J F At the Scholarship assemblies, the Sealbearers and New Torchbearers . X I V - li up vwere presented to the student body. XVhen the new president was elected for ls X,-Q' ' ,l Q! i the WV49 semester, it meant the end of a successful year for The llighly . ' U rx '- '.-U ' I lfducated Klan. K , K s I 1. - .Xe -' X, lf, KW ' ' I 'KJ I . 0 g' l lv' N, X L 5 I 1 n ' K , 1 ' X x - Q I y . A 'Z 1 Tuffy., Kg i I V J J T f' 'T' v. 'Il' I L v '. ff-f Q X ' T-ii' 1 r-1 XI' lv N hi X X A if 7 .. i ,J I I x T ' Fi T Reaching for Sealbearership ULU 'l'URCHHE.-XRHR5-Roux' I: Udiurne. Y. Thoma.. viee president: kfiumbold, Horton. Pfhl'-'emi IJUUCF sponsor: Kott. l.ucht. vice president. Rush. secretary: Payne. Rua' ll: ltriekson, Simmer. 'Irunee. Hustler. H Thomas, Knudson. Charshafian. Brown. Trainor. Lindhardt. Row Ill: Morris. Yictor. Roisman. Yanllleve. Cal- houn. Weniger. Matson. Nlonk. Dollard. Row IV: Crawford. Niven. Wilburn.. Wahl. McKinney. Loomis. Stultz Scott. Procopio. 67 After touching picks to earth it might be months or XX rllers among natlons SCRIBFS Rau I Anderson Metcalf Godley sponsor Sheaffer vice president Brown secretars Rau II Keany, Niven, Kerr Ansorge Head, Cush Yapel Helmrerch Rou III Wooll Winch Schenk Johnson Crurckshanks Row Il Putnam Popp Decker B8llCX bullnan Wmmnghoil' Froehllch lnder the ahle leadership ol ean Purst mnter semester and Nlaeheth Broun spring semester the Serrlwes helped rn the promotion of world lrrendshrp as drd some of the other Clulws Sponsored hx Nlrss Dorothx oe ex t e exehange teteher from lirth l ng and the Serrlwes had prrortx on 1 woxes me etters sent to l ng me rs Nlrss C1odlex lurnrshed them mth the addresses ol deserxrnlf people Besides doing the mam things pertarnrng to world friendship which n as their mrrn ohreet the ehdelphrans 'rlso promoted friendship among the memhers of their own eluh Un r eert1rn Sundax m Nltreh thex eould all le seen hrxrno lots ol lun with 1 hall md har at Grrllrth l ark l aeh semester thex pl rnneel r progressne dinner the lrrst one rn 'Noxemlwer the seeond rn April The Adelphrms it rote letters to loreren eoutrres made 1 ser tplroole for tre xeter ms tt rn telle hate pretures on orergn eountrles, 1nd he 1rd tr les rom exe rrnge te re ters Prlends across the natlons -XDELPHIXNS Rau I Dehn Phillips Lsnch frllerte nee president Vhsdom president Frtlpatrlck spon sor Duncan sponsor Srlberman secretarw Noreen treasurer Parker Iron: Il Putnam Simpson Ream Lambert Gres Gull Clark Helmrerch Heft Burke Barn Clara Rau III I rang Daudson Herrin Rorsman 5teln hlmhrell Wooden fottfred frulckshanks Nlurphs Blackman Hlfll Il!!! ll Xnderson Udrornc Coleman Cruise Ihagard lxramer Stegner Brown Sullnun Shaw lumper x -4 ' 1 e 1 1 e ' l- - v- v 'v ' l 1 s 3 '- - 1 , 1 , 1 ' v.' 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Outstanding athletes 'z it I.ET'l'ERNIEN'S CLUB-Row I: Dollard, MacLean. treasurer: Komada. vice president: Fruncom. sponsor: Mazzarese, president: Bazacas. secreatry: Eby, Row ll: West. Iloore. Ochoa. Franklin. Morgan. Sudds. Roz: III: Winninghoff, Harris. Breunig, Ferdinand. S uire. Clark, Bartee. Row IV: Wear. Pi er. Nlcliinnev. Kra Q P . lf' ness. Wilhelm. Seltzer, Steele, Cecere. Row V: Perks, Nlire. Shelton, Berner, Becker. Banken. Cannon. l,E'l'TERMEN'S CLUB-Row I: Serrio, Shaw. Hooks, Wilson, Edsinpia. Emmons, Francom. sponsor: Noe Possemato. Cirillo. Henson, Huddleston. Row Il: YanYliet. Smith. Edwards. Cissna. Flanegin, Nlclllung liaucett. Dennis, Luymes, Swartlnout. McGuire. Anderson. Harris. Row III: Bcllucci. Nealson. Jones. .leskey Yenne. Butler. Keyan. Roth. Guertin. Connor. Rokos. O'Dowd. RowlV: Chohanian. Miller, Hartman. Cokas Evans. Allsen, Emery. Nlorgensen. .lordan, West. Dennison. Fagan. Cline. Row V: Armstrong, Nelson. Can: zon, Benner. Schnieder. Von Ravensberg, Whitmore, Riley. Underhill. Reina. Walker. Nlollner. Busby. 3 tl rt' L s owlnif s in tit sp! V NL Htsttl L s 4 so L tk t L 1 Milt t 1 to v ts 0 LIL 1 wot stI'11 'lt ll tllmi x rn. W t is ni tt lwai t ol it nxt stu 'lm tUI1fI'llW LK 0 ,1 t 'rt sttttss flue ltttermti llso 1 1 un mm 1141 stun' nt n 1 If Llllltltfllf pm L I t s .1 UL un t 70 ll1'1l8SS THEY STFUCK all 8CU.I8l lJCJI'l31'1Z8, ITIUST lT1ll'lE1'S TYROS-Row I: Ries, Tobias, Schultz, Welday, Custer, Borchelt. treasurer, Velzy, historian: Kelley, vice president: Jen- kins. sponsor: Schenk, president, Swope, sponsorg Buss secretaryg Gallagher, sgt.-at-arms: Martin. Lyman. sgt.-at-arms Peck, sgt.-at-arms, Micieli, Yates, Romero. Row ll: Winninghoff. Norris. Smith, Sherratt. W'achs, W'inter, Sumovick, Regas. Scott, Minizloff, Wolfe, Kelly, Watson, McGaham, Tiegen. Petumenos. Spaulding. Cilford, Rowen. Row Ill: Ross, Nauman. Poundstone, Turner. Vanzadt, Moe, Moore, Stokes, Needle. Smith. Shock. Worden, Reich, Rainey. Vogel, Pappas. W'hititield. Norman. Rom' IV: Weyant, Wegner, Vieker. Shjod. Whitehouse. Pearce. Woodson. Pederson. Passalacqua. Rivera. Nlacchia. Moore. Weber. Tucker, Roser, Rowe, Workman. Underwood. Row V: Benche, Katz, Kinder, Knight, Long, Litherland, Lillell- oren, Herron, Peterson, Semon, McMahon, MacLean. Maisack.Marcy, Moore, Nylander. TYROS-Row 1: Brimhall, Imbrenda. Banning. Hancock. Lewis. Crown. Bach. Borger. Fardv. Cloyed, Fabian. Froggatt Harnes. Row Il: Jacobs, Hopper, Froehlich. Anders. Elo. Bujer. Boyer. Kelsey. Duff. Guadanio. Ballard. Bradford. Hans Anthony. Row Ill: Farmer, Cramer. Gabrielein. Fucci. Deason. Early. VVendt. Curiel. Evans. Brown. Garcia. Lombardo. Gar- rison. Row IV: Dougherty. Johnson. Lackey. Flom. Berke. Deems. Cost. Allen. Federer. Feather, Godwin. Anderson Row V: Anderson, Kulka, Butterfield. Flach, Elfman, Lumia. Davidson, Ferara, Geear, Georeannae, Cota. Jordan. The Tvros are a group of tenth grade girls who enter Xvashington in the fall semes- ter. Membership continues throughout the tenth grade. One purpose of this combination social and service club is to familiarize its members with .the organizations on the cam- pus. They can also earn points toward mem- bership in the upper grade service clubs. They are always eager and willing to serve when called upon, and their activities include serving at the Senior Prom in the coat room, t and at the refreshment stands. The members of the Shorthand Club, sponsored bv bliss llelen Rollins. gained valuable experience in taking dictation at i their meetings. which were held every Thur- i day at noon. 'lihe main social event of the 5 year was a Christmas partv. I 1 Summer tenth-graders serve the scfiool Secretaries to be WBFE CllSED1JUlI'llECl. Future homemakers of America MARTHUNI.-XNS-li'ot.:' I: Weed. Duncan. Brown. vice president: Coopcr. presideittz Peck. Heeching. Row ll: Pearson. Taylor. Crumpacker, sponsor: Callson. sponsor: .len- kins. sponsor: Right. chaplain. Ruiz' Ill: Korduhl. Schoeneweg. Moreno. Merrill, Jump. Row IV: Ayres. Yates. Adams. Bishop. Beech. Beyers. Ulluchl l thought l took all the pins outl 'llhe indignant Klarthonian put down the halt-linished dress. She, like other Xlarthonians, was interested in eooking and sewing, and therefore, joined the Cluh that eaters to these interests. Affiliated with The Future Homemakers ol' America , this Cluh had Kath- erine Cooper as president the first semester, and Connie Taylor the seeond semester. lndispensahle at gym meets, track meets, foothall games, and hasehall games, the Xlvashington Athletie Cluh was Composed of boys who helped manage various sports and prepared the lield for play These hoys were sponsored hy Coach ,lack Shanks. The Cadet Cluh took one step toward the realixation ol' their goal, to he teachers. illheir ettieienev was proved when they. in emergencies, took over Classes for teachers. Sinee All work and no play' makes .lack a dull hoe' the eluh planned various social functions. Prospective teachers YY.A.C.'s organize sport events -en W..-X.C.'S-Irow I: lfliramo. Kennedy. Shanks. sponsor: McCullough. CIADETS- Row I: Nliller. FUTSI- Hodgman. SDOFISOF- Cilmlle- Wright Estep. Rom- ll: White. Frise, Taylor. Guyette. Priest. Paris. Row II: Witke, Brown Flaws. Watson. Buscumb. fl UDB 1111111011 11011815 11'1 QU1E1 C1l.1S1 passed 1l'll'0UQ1l 5811 Wforld friendship is their goal 1 JR. ADELPHIANS-Row 1: Prumers. Griesscr. secretary: Freeze. vice president: Hertzog. sponsor: Reynolds. president: Greenup. Hamilton. Cornell. treasurer. Row II.' Moulton. Coleman. Leng. Crane. Dessert. Ives. Gray. Gangitano. Morgan. Row Ill: Caro. Procter. Watson. Peck. Buland. Gates. Crawford. Erickson. Row IV: Forsyth. Ashton. Brungs. Shull. Lewis. D. Harding. NI. Harding. Oushye. Canule. Row V: Nowak. Anderson. Bishop. Campbell. Viedin. Wilke. Pavnter. Armstrong. Olson. JR. ADELPHIANS- Row I: Peck. Kelly .Ries. Goodman. Woodson. Duff. Hans. Yarnell. Nlicieli. Rox' ll: Boyer. Farmer. Cramer. Nauman. Ponndstone. Turner. Whitfield. Vogel. Pappas. Ballard. Ron' III: Weber. Godwin. Roser. Moore. Elo. West. Mason. Knight. Hujer. Rua' IV: Noe. Rapp, Nlarcev. John son. Lackey. Rowen. Clifford. Lillefloren. Wegner. Buss. Rom' V: Passalacqua. Rivera. Champion. Schenks. Long. W'eldav. Simmons. Forsyth. lnterestetl in xvorltl llrientlship like the .'xtlClPll121llS. the .lunior Atlel- phians is a eluh matle up of tenth graders onlv. ln atltlition to having pen lrientls, these girls sent parcels overseas antl uttemletl xvorltl fricntlship conventions. W'irh Alanet Reinoltls as president in the fall ztntl Sully XYootl- son in the spring semester. the .lunior Atlelphizins en-iovetl 21 verv success- Iiul vear. 72 F1'El'1CiSCO in the f1I'S'f si IT1UI'ltl'1S of U18 PUSH. Prop men do proper work ST.-XUH CREW'-Razz' l.' Whkeneld, Halcolm. Shanman. 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Coach Schachter was All- American basketball forward for Allield Un- iversity. KIfTTl3lRlNCi-Une of the most popular coaches on the campus, Norm Kettering had charge of the gymnastics squad this spring. blr. Kettering saw his charges place in the top three in the city meet for the second year. FRANCUNI-A graduate of YVashington High School, Cliff Francom mentored the I5 football squad and, with Nlr. Sloan, the varsity track squad. Mr. Francom was picked on the All-Southern California football team, and recieved his degree at U.S.C. XVHITE-Bob VVhite has al- ways done big thnigs, winning thirteen letters in high school, and four at U. S. C. Nlr. Yvhite led the C and D bas- ketball squads, the varsity. and the tenth grade cross country squads. and the base- ball nine. SHANKS-Nlentoring our tennis team and the line of our football team. -lack Shanks has proven to be a top notch coach. A graduate of Texas Tech. he has done much to encourage and promote sports here at Xvashington High. Bill Sloan once again coached our varsity Gambling WHS the ITIUST D8lI'U1'1lZEl'l l1'lElUSlI'Y. Hollingsworth, Q. Jones, H. Possemato, E. Football Wilson, F. Cokas, E. Aungst, E. players on parade Hooks, Q. Clark, H. Chobanian. H. Early, T. MacLean, G. Becker ,G. D. Reeve, E. Steele, T. Bellucci, G. C. Reeve, Q. Mazzarese, H. Cirillo, E. Komada, T. Winningholf, G. Evans, C. Wear, G. Hinkelman, F Van Vliet, H Piper, E. Emmons, T. Mortenson, G Edsinga, C. Hutchins, G. Generals fighting team VARSITY FOOTBALL Rowl Jones Mazzarese Piper Hollingsworth MacLean Mortenson Hinkelman Emmons Win mn off Komada Cirlllo Row II Miller Van Vllet Cokas Evans Cecere J Clark Possemato Edsmga Wilson D Reeve senberger Malcolm Row IV Velasco Snyder Ayres Morrison Halton Wise Venne Linsky Carman Bellucci Stevens Fgan Colella Row V: Reuter Grigsby Huff Whalen Mowers Pack Kirts. 'Way Engberg Hopkins, Hirsch. Barnes. Rau VI: Sloan coach' Whalen manager' Fuyette manager' Pericone Aungst. Carlson. Brown. Silver manager' Francom, coach. VVashington High s highly touted gridders failed to live up to expectations as they finished near the cellar in League competition. Coach Bill Sloan s eleven fought and played their hearts out in ey ery game although seemingly outclassed. The Army men opened their season with a 24-1 S scrimmage win over Huntington l ark. Chuck Reeve flipped three touchdown aerials. South Gate then faced the Cienerals and dropped '1 thrilling 25-18 decision. The Generals dropped University' 32-0 as the entire squad played great hall. ln the League opener, Fremont, city' champs, handed the red and blue team their worst de- feat in eighteen years of football. Generals Joe Komada Loren Hinkelman and Don Nlortensen played superb hall all evening despite the crushing defeat. W ashington found the lwovs from D ef- ferson too tough as they dropped a 26-6 game. Against the Roosevelt Roughriders the Armvmen out-fought and out-gained their rivals hut had to he content with a 0-0 tie. For the second straight week the red and hlue foothallers outfouglit their rivals Klanual Arts hut dropped an exciting 13-12 tilt. ln the final fray' of the season the l os Angeles Romans and the Generals ended in a 13-13 deadlock. Riddled with worries all season Coach Cliff lfrancom s mighty' li squad finished law in the league standing. Nlost of the entire squad was composed of tenth graders and what they' lacked in experience they' supplied in spirit and determination. s - . - . 7 i gh v I D i ' i' i if I lv iiiv ip i - - if s if I v V. ' ' l ' C. Reeve, Hutchins. Row III: Seltzer, Almany, Ellington, .Chobanian. Whltely. Earleyq Becker. Wear. Steele., Hooks. Stout- j' Y 1 x Q V 1 1 1 3 1 S ' ' 1 , ' t 5 f . y 1 Y I .1 s . S i r 1 4 t0 320.000, Underclassmen furnish promising material . 'fb , 1 B FOOTBALL- Row I: Jacobson, Butler. Kraus, Page, Flanegin. Doore, Hartman, Creamer, Robson. Nic- Clung. Lockridge. Row ll: Jones, Fitzpatrick, Dimitrou. Sudyka. Jordan. Lindsey. Dennell, Collins. Amyx. Serrio Row III: Grigorv. Heughins, Lauria, Woertz, Gardner. NlcReynnlds. Morgan, Shaw, Diorio, Lane. Gerson. Rau IV: Francom. coachg Becker, Adkins, Prestininzi, Nielsen, Keyian, Canzone, Jeskey, Emery, Morgensen. White. managerg Paris, manager. Smashing through! Everything went full blast on Sunday. Violence was Lross Countrv takes flrst nn Southern League 'ff' U VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Row I Dumbeck West Dollard Atkins White coach Coffew Vander laan Sudds Irvm Row I1 Clssna McCord Smxth Edwards Howard Summers Schmeder Snook Von Ravensberg Stoll Row III B Whxte manager Whxtmore Slavens Adolph Benton Benson Bowe Bennet Chase Whnte manager PFOSDCCUVC CI'0SS COLlI'ltI'y stars KROSS LOUNTRY10th GRADE, Rowl Rema Underhill White coach Belew Busbs Rau II Barrows Carmona Lewis Reason Gardner Payne So ed hx lrnle Atklns 1nd Xlax Dollard Loaeh Bob W hlte s sarsltx leather lungers tap tuned the Southern I eague Crow n for the htth eonseeutne xear and took a second ln the All Lltx meet held at W estxxood The Generals with Atkins Dollard Bob Sudds Tom Vvest domln1teduerX meet ln the Qltx hnals Atklns estalwllshed a neu cltx record ashlngtons X cross eountrx squld ed lu Nlorrls Bennett non the Cltx title easllx Ipennett like Lktknns also set 1 new utx mtr S ml e CULI N , - - w . y v - 5 v . v 1 . 1 v v v s Y I ' : ' Y 5 Y Y Y 7 9 7 Y Y Y ' i 7 3 . . ' , -. 1 ' A I - 1 S Q I 1 K . rv , v K. . I Y' S' and Chuck Dennis leading the way, completely I A 1 'J V 5 . l ii ' - k K' VV. 3 ' J. '. ' ' u' 3 2 l- s A .Q 1 - . 1 - c lx lor the l..' 'l' rse. l H W S- I ' r ' . ' - ' 3 '. ' : '. . '. . , ' . the order of the day Cross countrw boys take 21 bow Nlax Dollard Ray Qchmerer Kharles Denms Charles Holmes Frnle Atkms Ronald Smith Bob Sudds Tom West Wlorrn Bennett Ted Reina Arnold Benson Jam Husbv Bob Underhill Marvin Belew Chuck Payne Another flrstl I .J l 54 'P . V Q r ,, gf up f V 1 V j .. , A 1 , xl :-V 5 I 4 ' W7f5 w7 ' t, A gg 1 jg r l I I I A ry 4 U A ak ' T' g 4 , 3. Q r CHAMPS Don Eby. F. Chet Noe, C. Jim Cline. F. Milt Whitten, F. .lim Margolin. G. Gordon Cannon. G. Roy Perks, G. .lack Mitchell, G. 82 fflimaxing the greatest season in the history of the school, lYashington's great Southern League champions waltzed away with the 1949 city championship hy defeating jefferson Iligh, 54-43. 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D 4 'Tj if-, ' ,L , , ff' -X 3' Varsltx maternal H BASKETBAII R zz I Smclaxr Hays Allsen NIcK1n new R059 Bnldra Roz: Il I erlsno T u r c h 1 Iran ln la C arza Stevenson I lttle but not least C AND D BASKETB-XLI Rau I Decker Irun Lampl DEram0 manager Skrumbls White coach LaFazan Hester Smith Row II Faucett Doer Her Ruh Eastman Glossop Bruce Klncanm-n Cable Ylr tue Row III Turner Gnllngan Slpantzl NIcAll1ster Forbes Whlte Leahman Buchwald Stuetz 4 f w ,' ' N Q . , Q , ,R - f. .- , au- I ! f '1 W1 ! X !!! If A K K Na W '. 1. V A 5 4 x M K Q- ' , -' .13 ' X N K 1' X 'H - xx YA I f ' 1 fu n ' K r , ' fjjfyg - 'V H' .X -4 I. at l X W, Q . 4 Q. ex - .1 I 4 fl: g fi . it XE 1 -fd aj? ,f -.1 .7 1849 I0 1854 SGW 4,200 murders in Califurnia. ffix ,N ' f , . tawfl ling fbi Ks A fm-ff WA. ff 'O , th 1 , Q., il lU will? Q Sli!! U li I mi 11 REQ!! Xggggig BEQEI 'M . - ,,i9I5f 4 ' i'f: ?', 552 Q' if 3i EE': i1 V- ' 3,43 V 5 ! ws , .- ' A x .' - V w , 'A . wb !'eggEgQEEg isiiy' F'l5 'A ' KVGQT ,gQ, ygra Q , 'YA L N f M2 .gk SF Pk Q ilU3CIl.Il1'1 MLI1'lEllE WEFE Il'lE Track stars The XVashington track squad, al- though sullering three straight losses, had several stars. Big noise was Jim llollingsworth. the best shot-putter in the state with a mark of 56,7l'. The Cienerals started with a practice win over South Gate. Upening their lea- gue trays, lfremont won. Dick Dough- erty pole-vaulted 12'6 against Jeffer- son. Next meet found Roosevelt on top. The Generals beat Manual Arts lior a league Victory. llill Collins placed in the hundred all year long and posted a 10.1 mark, and ran a 22.2 in the furlong. Henri llreunig ran a 53.5 in while Tom lVest ehalked up a 2 :04.9 in the 880. -lei'i'yCiiz1iiililiii posted I1 15.4 and 20.3 in the hurdles. Chet Nous 53'7 mark was sec- ond hest in city, while he had a 21'S in the hroad-jump: Dick Sinclair clear- ed o'2 in the high-jump. Adolph Bennett lireunai Clark Collins llouil1e't3' lfui in Ferdinand Fitzpatrick Uumhlin Hinds Hinkelman Hollingsworth llooks .lohnson Nlorgensen Noe Sinclair Faucett Gallahger .leskey .I ones Pavne Riley Sheeton Underhill Edwards Xloncrief ITIOSI lBmULlS outlaws. i . '7 3 5 P , X 2 . W W Wk? J mio ., .. 0 0 61 I .B ' I 9 A w 1 V ' 'B ' , if . f'7'1Q Q, - -. , 1 f '-,552 . 5 ,J 0 C.. 'Ji' O ' C 6, , .in Q 5 . ! .V ,K . 52: Q. V , Pr LW .3 J ,ff , If I . -f'-,--1.1: .Q , .f,,,6, 5. fvf. ' r Vg? if fi -f.. 5 5 4 . L ' I-. RSF 'ig Vo 2- fe' if 2 G M ia L A EQ f - .- .g..-sn. 5 . -tw . .ai W' y 0 1 l'l'lE1 E WHS H0 stable QOVEI'l'1IT1Bl'1T, lust 3 COIllUSlUl'1 of Stevenson. s.s Yarnado. c.f. D. Reeve, lst b. Varsity players in action Qsiis as if 7-'QD' af 5 2 ' Weber, 3rd b. Harris. Znd b. Cline, p. Jones. r.f. Heisner. c. C. Reeve. l.f. lVlB1CE11'1, AI1'1El'1C31'1, E11E1 l11111Bl S' law, .'. ' Y. ?i'1i!1:w if it fill, ' Ti' f fl 1' e a .Ly-S' ,iff fi' 3 '. if I Mi Lg' I A Q .F .f ' jf, 'f :' , , ,gn it 5 3' if ff 1' VARSITY B A S E B A L L-Row I WVeber. D. Reeve. Cline, C. Reeve, Walker, Luymes, Raia. Harris, Stev- enson. Row 11: D'Eramo, Heisner. Jones. Margolin, Possemato, Hressoud Xarnado. White, coach. JR. VARSITY BASEBALL-Row I Nlagnante. Squires, Hester. Roland Boldra. Black, Greenough. Maier. Dela. Garza, Peterson. Row II: Dul ton. W'ood. Taylor. Dierking. Lauria Standering. Miller, Wilhelm. Under- wood. Garner, Nlollner. Swarthout Schachter. coach. Row Ill: W'alker Farris. Clark. Sowby, Riley, Schwind Davis. Rokos. O'Dowcl. Hotra. Connor 14 strong Xllashington team coached by Bob lvhite trounced .letlerson 14-1 and Nlanuel Arts ll-3. The much talked of Wlashington-lfremont game took place on the Fremont diamond with the Generals emerging victorious. The score was 8-3. -limmie Cline, Bill Heisner, John Steven- son, Chuck Reeve, and Kenny -lones were some of the most outstanding of the squad. The results of these games put Xvashington in lirst place with four wins and no losses in league games at this writing. Take me out to the ball game to see that Washington nine 91 PEUDlB SGW the HBBU lOl' good QUVBPHHIEIIT and ElBClClBCl Practi LeRoy Nelson Bob Reed Jack Herron Jim Ansen 111 5 You can't beat their racket The lvashington tennis team, coached by Jack Shanks, showed improvement over last year's team. Holding the number one position was LeRoy Nelsong in second place was Dave Armstrong: and in third, Phil Allsen. Bob Reed and Jack Herron had the fourth and lifth spots. Playing first doubles were Lynn Crystal and john Carlson. Carl Doer- Her and Bob Reed saw action on the second doubles team. At the time the Continental went to press it was too early to tell to whom the championship would go. lVith only three men graduating, the team showed promise for next year. ex Dave Kirts 4' unruly' IO ask 8ElIT1lSSlUH HS 8 Slate. Vlfrcstlers grapple for title Jslfarmxlmrf 22 awww Q lleacling three classess of wrestling, Coach Bill Sloan antl Cliff l-'rancoin again hatl their charges learning ahout the grunt antl groan art. The heginners were instructetl in the various holtls anal were given the opportunity to compete with fellows ol' their own weight. wrestling once a week. ln the two aclvancetl classes. their inany pupils learnetl all the finer points that wrestling involx eil. 'lihe Boys' l.eague lvrestling iliournainent, which gave the stunlents a chance to show ott their wrestling skills, was cnjoyecl hy all who entereal, anal toppetl on a line season. 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'-.J ' X f'V ' 'far-k 3 g 7 ' G K 1 M A P' ' ' 'rg-,, - ' 'ox-:A -as 5.. .eq.L X N -.-.f -.ms-.l,.... ' ff.,,f,.1a:L,,-,,j'. :' ' - -I f - . - T nayw'-5212? F -.gl 7' - ....f'f'4'FYfTfZQP53 ,-',H--,:-5-91. - , f-'15 ff' - ,, '. v-1-M-41' ' 1- ,- -'- A ...F 5 ... I- ,-, 0,4-5. UOHQPESS 1'1ES1IE1tBd to admit C811fUI'I'11E because 112 would UIJSBI ll'lE lJ8lB1'1C8 of fPBE 3l'1Cl Sl8VE SIBTES. Sports-minded girls smile prettily The girls responsihle for the smooth running of the Ci.A.A. were the Ci.A.A. Board. Carol lrlolston in the winter semester lecl them through the Fiesta Fling playtlay and other activities. The summer president, Bess Roisman, was in charge of the annual hanquet, at which the new officers were announced, and the volleyball tournament on Cotton Day. Nliss Lucille Sylva was the sponsor anal met with the hoartl every lirialay morning in the girls' gym. G.A.A. BOARD-Row I: Kott. Holston. president: Sylva, sponsor ident. Rom' Il: Lund. song leader: Torry. Historinng Van Winkle alumnae secretary: Lynch. corresponding secretary. Row Ill: Wilson Ousbye. Jones. Roisman. Bennett. Calhoon. G.A.A. BOARD-Row I: Gonderman, Bradford. Lynch. Roisman president: Sylva. sponsor: Dern. Washington VVinners president. Nlazelnw. Row ll: Cruickshanks. Oushye. Armstrong, Smale. Herrin. Jones. Wilson. Row Ill: Olson. VValday. Q-'liz v Morrell. vice presidentg Delonglield, Washington Winners presi- Q As .p 'I . ., S gk ' 1. R-. 14' ' 4 ,, ,- v ' WJ' hw .. N xv ... -Q r v , V N . - 4: ,' ' ...nr -4 '1 N' 'i Pu- l f Q sf: ng, x: ,- - M-- A Y a,,M.,,..M':r' 'Q f- ' .S-. X 7 1 ' N ' I f r f A-js w 35 ' --x. s fn 4 - N , ,n I M X5 ' -' 1 , 3: , ' 1 --. -1 AL , A wzhw My ' -f M f 'V , if ,hr , ,W ,, ,. ,., , V X ,K gs ,W I ' Ur ' W -, ff ' Qi f m ..,...f 1 . Qin W 5-..,, , gs V in ,,,,, ' A ' 13 1 Qt in av an , Vw ig. 4: f- 5 1 4 'A' 'Jw 1 A Qw-,A .4 aigwhw , Q , ,Aw 1- ' Q. 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Thi' futurc w'1s ' ' wi to jugt tl ' I ' lg- :md to luck , 'Ilnlay' every hwy and ffifl is f V, and tl 2 rmmmrrm' for hem is Thu y ' ' 3 t' ' ll 3 I g f p- p mr ' ani 'lv - ' - 11 BY U18 UUI'1'1IJ1 01T11SE of 1350, U811fUI'I'l18 WHS 3dI'I'11ftEd E Lf. 100 MARY LOU GEISLER, president of Ladies e 1 ' 9 x 'Qsfbxw' now FoN'l',xNA, president of Knights Q -li Congratulations! il ,, , -fp . ,Q 5 ' I X , K ef-A ., I 5 4' if at D Bt IN C J Ehl B J h Bhgdd wgf' fill HS the ll'llI'lV-fll'Sl SIHIE. VVinter Knights and Ladies r Qt T .. - 1 ln. Bill Bates Marilyn Burns Dot Butler Jo Ann Cain Nickie DiGuiro Don Doore Pat Downey Pat Dube Don Eshoff Nlargie Foster Patty Hamilton Carol Holston Jackie Jones Jim Kunz Jim Longnaker Dick Reynolds Bob Taeger Herb West Dot Willis Jean Wilson . ro- '57, '15 K Leo Campbell Don Eby Bob Hoodenpyle Mary Ellen Rice Jim Wood The XV'49 Knights and Ladies startetl the semester in the traditional way hy giving orientation speeches to the l310's. The Ladies, led hy Mary l,ou Geisler, usherecl at Dr. Stotltlartl's reception, haul their semi-annual alumna- banquet, anal several stags, inclutling a slumher party anti a swimming party at a private pool. The Knights, letl by Don Fon- tana, were in charge of raising and lowering the flag hefore anal after school, at all foot- lwall games, anal at outtloor functions. The Senior A Knights paintetl the garhage cans :intl all the Knights servetl as an emergency crew in case of lircs or earthquakes. -lointly the Knights anal l,atlies sponsorecl the K K l, tlance. Un an lslantl with You , hail church Suntlay at Knotts Berry lfarm, january 2. :intl cleanetl up the cafeteria at nutrition. IU! IO2 hen admltted to the Umnn Cahforma adopted Sealbearcrs get gold seals for four wears of scholarshlp gm- Wnllxam Bates Don Eshoff Joanne Marx Gertrude Aldrlch Patrncxa Dube Jovce Lafazlan 'Sl X 3 1 Benjamin Blank Jo Ann Cam Nancw Crm Nlargle Foster Pat Gates Pattw Ham1't0n Jean Nielson Joxce Olson Jowce Rnchardson Patricia Dovwnne loan lxellx C harlotte N nonm Dorothx Wallis Epheblans are tomorrow s leaders -it Bull Bates Jo Ann Lam Nlargxe Foster Path Hamllton lmcf. Ol on Duck Rewnolds .I1m Wood ' I l l I K L' x A I . A A Y A k I K l I iv fy A as H 5- 5 6' - ,Q let: B Q, ' 4, 6 SL is , N 2 fr. -, fs gf K ' V' 'L K Y ,H f - l n v VA ' K xwfa . . . 1 . . A . 'V . yn ' Y, :N Q 'V .5 A S. Q 54 4. 1 I 2 ' f1:,,, -' B i fl! ' BEEF Flag. EDTEITIUEI' 9 DECBITIB AElIT1lSSl0l'1 DEV Leaders of the Cheechakos SILNIOR CABINET W49 Ruta I Sudds semor A and B treasurer lxuntz senior A boss use Rexnolds sensor li presxdent West semor A president Long:-ecker senlor A hots uce Rom ll Cenler sensor B secretarw Jones senior A gurls vice Burns senior B gurls uce Race semor A secretary Fchols senator at large UUUCIHQ 011886113 in, K I I' Q. Weslex Abel C wen -Xdam Delores ArmstrongLounse Axaznan Ras Babcock Xian Ann Bacon Lorna Barnett Donna Bateman Reese -Xdams lo -Xgee fertrude -Xldrnch Ida C -Xllmentarn IO ll . 4 3 V , A ' N l Il ll' ' th E 1-in 9 S ,L '. 7 Q IQ- ' 6- Q .A X c f ' R fl A b A xx W A lll I' ' me I A 'S fs 'C Q 4. A -5 - I V ., .K A S 71 .I J. x ,fl A , L A xl 'fix'-..-w , - up f as ,A x 3 x f . .7 i ,nga xi 1 I . , . 4. Z ,Af 5 9 w L iv- 9 , William D. Batey Renee Beckley Donna Nl. Bjorlin .loan Nl. Blackman Benjamin Blank Nlarian Bogosian Beyerly .l. Bound .lanet Bruce Catherine R. Bruffy Anne Burnell Nlarilyn J. Burns Bob D. Busby Donald Nl. Huschhoff Dorothy L. Butler Jo Ann L. Cain Doris E. Campbell Leo H. Campbell .lr. Gordon L. Cannon Betty Ni. Carmona William C. Carrington Ann Cascio Ann E. Castle Peggy L. Caudle Donald G. Chalich William G. Chapel Virginia Chavez James F. Collier Louis YV. Conway Kathryn L. Cooper Barbara J. Craig Dorothy H. Crawford Nancy A. Crown Colleen NI. Cullen Helen M. Dalton Noel J. Darce G. Wayne Dawson Shirley R. Dc Longheld Betty J. Dennis Nicholas F. Di Uuiro Phoebe G. Dixon Donald C. Doorc Margaret E. Dorris Darlene Y Dow Dell Patricia X Downie 1 armme Dragotto Patricia J Dube Shirley l. DuBois Nlary L. Dunhar Donald G. Eby H. .loan Echols Joyce A. Erickson Donald D. Eshoff Neil W'. Evans Clyde E. Farlow Harold E. Farrell Ken Faulkner Margaret M. Fensky Eleanor J. Flaws Don G. Fontana R. Diane Fortin Marjorie F. Foster Tom A. Fragale Marvel R. Gallagher Patsy Gates Dorothy J. Gavin Mary Lou A. Geisler John T. Geyer Sally L. Gilligan James L. Gladson C. Edward Glossop Pete Gonzalez Kenneth B. Gordon Dale R. Green Angelina Grippo Marilyn I. Gwinn Barbara J. Hale Patricia A. Hamilton Donna Lee Hansen Earl F. Hansen Norman J. Hansen Aline M. Harring Barbara J. Harris Virginia M. Head Shirley B. Heaton John A. Hedge Herbert M. Herold Barbara J. Hill Carol J. Holston Robert P. Hoodenpyle George 0. Horton Arthur F. Hughes John R. lrvin Bonnie B. Jacobson William Y. Johnson Audrey Jones Jacqueline J. Jones ,GG 6- Q in L5 4- XI ll . K -.. -,Y . l f mn 2 x 5 Ai Ibis T Q . may f s , I 5 fm. tt rx is l . UH, .X 1 . L.. X E 1 I , .1 5 I V 4. I t 1 A y M. , 0 4 if in ' X V QA 5 I K x 'X ,R ff . M. Frances Jones Mary Y. Jump Marian Kazarian Joan D. Kelley William F. Kragness Jr Shirley M. Kramer Doris M. Kraus Paul F. Kreiner Doris Krell James W. Kunz Sally Kuster Dan Q. Kwelberg Joyce Lafazan E. Saylor Large Barbara J. Larson Jo Ann Larson Buddye Lou Leary Arlene E. Lewis James M. Longnaker Dorothy L. McCaflerty Irvin J. McDonald Thelma I. McFarland Donald WV. Mclnnis Elizabeth A. McKowen Lorraine McLain Marilyn E. Martin Joanne M. Marx Angelo R. Mazzarese John M. Milicevich Donald E. Miller Virginia A. Miller Anne M. Monarch Keith Y. Morgan Shirley R. Morgan Dawn J. Morrell Beverly L. Morris Patricia L. Morris Donald D. Mortensen S. Robert Needle I.. Babette Neuberger F. Jean Nielson Mearle L. Nissen Lillian V. Norman Alexander W. Ogston Patsy Oliver Joyce E. Olson Lawrence J. Ostoin Margorie E. Owens Joseph P. l'ericone Johnny H. Peterkin Albert Pints Catherine Pontrelli Carl F. Porter Joe Prestininzi Nlary lf. Purtha Theresa NI. Raia Ralph IJ. Rainey H. Roland Randall Helen Randolph Richard A. Reynolds hlary Ellen Rice Joyce A. Richardson Louise J. Robison Grace Rodes William C. Rogers Evelyn E. Roxstrom D. Jean Russell James E. Rutherford Suzanne Schillschmidt William VV. Schloss Nita G. Scott Rebecca Sene Clarence P. Shaffer Myrna l. Shaw Warren C. Shelton Sylvia C. Shultz Olga M. Sigismonti Helen NI. Simmer Tony Smaldino Charles W. Smeton James R. Smith Thomas li. Smith Violet I.. Smith Aram R. Sogomonian Mary Ann Spillman Fred VV. Stillcebotte Richard E. Stephen-. Jack E. Stewart Julia R. Stitt George S. Strode Robert Nl. Sudds .lr. Robert F. Taeitr Betty J. Taylor llarbara J. Thomsen Anna Nl. Thuve Buddy l.. Tim'- , 5- if I fr 'W' 12 1 f , 3323, 7 2, f 2 wg ki . .55 'if ' f ' f,,f4,,,. , fm 4 4 Q S H ,V W f 3 'CP N f . ff' M f lf 1 X Xt L h?,- T H1 L. Rw- 'rs 7 v I . 9 . 4 if : a-, Q I I L sh 4 g. . E l if i. t S 0... I I, It b K 'N SN 'U- 6 ,, Wy' Q 1 .Q 'U . . G' .5 10 Patricia M. Acree Ernest A. Atkins William R. Avey Mary A. Bauer Everett L. Beck Betty L. Bige Harold E. Bisson, Jr Betty M. Blair John B. Boden Walter G. Boule Monte R. Budwig Charles R. Bush William M. Cary Herbert Chelner Beverly P. Cortes Conrad G. Durrell James A. Erikson June L. Finney Roberta M. Fleming Armando B. Garcia Vernard R. Gutierrez Melvin H. Hansen Shirley A. Hitchcock Daniel P. Hunt Clarence R. Knecht Arthur D. Lane CAMERA SHY Robert M. Lee Grover L. Lindemann Raymond L. Ludolph Clifford H. McDermott George McKessar Robert A. Mahler Jack Manerian Dwight G. Martin Addie A. Maxwell Dora J. Milberger Patricia R. Miller James F. O'Guin David G. Olive Beth Ann Pearson Joseph Rafferty Richard C. Rein Rachel R. Semelman Barbara J. Sparks Richard R. Tomlinson Aron A. Toth Charles M. Turk Dolores E. Waters Sonya J. Wiese Ralph E. Wilson Forrest N. Wright Elizabeth Torry Roy H. Towne, Jr. Del G. Triska Shirley D. Tuttle Barbara J. Van Winkle James C. Vernon Charlotte A. Yivonia Shirley E. Voeltz Donald K. Wallace Marilyn R. Waters H. Jeanette Wehr William S. Welch Nancy .l. Wells Patsy J. W'ells Philip H. Wells John Werschin Herbert C. West Wanda R. Williams Dorothy E. Willis Jean E. Wilson Fred L. Wolf James S. Wood Shirley l. Wright Robert L. Ziegler gn F IO! SUMMFR KNIGHTS in I ORP N HINKLEMAN Kmqlzt P1 cszdent L lx lflhts xxL1L sx L L mths gn ultl u s LS ll, .1 L s you xso ham SCLH thLm suubbmq Llcmn tl1L mm nu x ThL studuits uerc Lllllfl. su1p11sLLl unL mornmg to sLL 1Ld Qaxluge Lam lbflllf L mmpus l1stL ul w t1L SLUIOI IXIIISHIIIS xxL1L mm LHULIQI 1 1 nt tl1L cms 1 L LL1 thL ILILILI hip I mu llm n L Q1 s than 0 lLSOffllxll1 L II 1 lllk L11LLt :L L HL LX mmm 1 mal l1L H11 L If 1 bw SLILLL Ras Bartee lohn Hazacas Hob Brewster Wax Dollard Bob Wilhelm lim w00dW3fd Ihck Dougherts Paul Irnse lxenm Imamura kenny Jones Joe komada lan 'Vlacl ean Xuhrex 'Nletcalf fhet N0L Alan Pace Lhuck Reexe Huh Summers Tom West IIO ,sis ss Silks ff, 44 ANGIE QKRUMBIS Lady presldent Talks to the lllll's. the Alumnae llun- quet :intl keeping the euleteria clean zu nutri- tion kept the l.:1tlies. untler the lezulership ol' Angie Skrumhis, husy this last semester. They provetl their cooking uhility hy haking the cookies for the K :intl l., hetter known this semester as the Hixflllllllll Nights , tlzinee. Virginia liimhrell zintl Ken lmaniurzi were re- sponsihle for planning :intl making the won- tlerliul tleeorutions: anal the rest ol' the Knights annl l,11tlies were responsihle for put- ting them up. Clean-up time ziliter the tlzlnee proretl too much for some ol' the l,z1tlies. A few ol' them eume home with hruises. Alter elezin-up time they haul ai pienie luneh antl 21 little game ol' liooth 1ll with the Knights SUMMER I ADIES Nlarnllxn Nlmer 1 at x ayne lean falhonn Wlaria Clara Nlunel Llark Phsllis Clark lean Furst Pat Gambold Nlarilsn lxnudson Ellie lxott Xxonne Lowerison Benita Lwnch Nlan hllen Nledlm Grace Nlnnk larsl Reiman Bess Roisman bhirlex Roonex Anne Rush Jo-Xnne Tramor Yirgmia Thomas lucille file e Yirglnia Kimbrell Ill Sealbearers attain life membership in the C. S. F. QV Lax' The students who have heeome Sealhearers have worked hartl to achieve this honor. They have heen on the scholarship society for four sem- esters, one of which was in their senior year. They were presented hy their sponsor, Mr. Kelly, and their president. Claoya VVz1hl, in a special scholar- ship aual in April. Merle Allen George Blaney Jean Calhoun Anne Charshafian Nancy Cox Doris DeRome Scott Fitzgerald Harold Forney Leona Matson Madge McClasky Beverly Stultz Virginia Thomas 112 si ,rs T! . T' G' 490 f f i . A. .,,., A , 5, is t Maebeth Brown Maria Clara Sarah Ferbrache Virginia Fleeger Jean Furst Pat Gambold Loren Hinkelman Marilyn Knudson Eleanor Kott Dorothy Loomis Grace Monk Jim Merrill Loretta Niven Pat Payne William Procopio Anne Rush JoAnne Trainor Marjolaine Trunec Claova Wahl Mary Weniger Leta Wilburn Charles W'itke These Argonuats became Ephebians Six girls anal six hors ol' the senior A class were honorcnl April l hy thc lfphchian Society. These stu- clcnts were chosen not only on their scholzistic zllwility hut also on their cliziraxctci' untl zxcliicvcincnt. Am' Al? was cligihlc to try for lfphchiuns. 'l'o try, stu- tlcnts wrote 21 letter to the lfphchiun Society, lilletl out Z1 cartl ol' application. anal then niet thc fzlculty at 11 faculty meeting. The faculty then votetl on the students who they thought tleservenl this honor. Bob Brewster .Iean Calhoun Max Dollard Harold Forney Paul Frise Jean Furst Pat Gambold Marilyn Knudson Joe Komada Yvonne Lowerison Ian MacLean Anne Rush Leaders of Argonauts present school with new plaque SFNIOR L-XBINILT Ro I NI Llark senior -X girlxice president NIacLean senior X president lxomada lxnudson Row 11 Rush V oodnard senior -X boxs xice president NIacLean senior -X president hom ,, bmart. P. Llark. 11.3 XXXX ' X . ef Nt Xxx fx 1 X4 vmtr L Class ee 1949 Cgfu6fffC CNW , Q . , if fi M XX XXV XIXX -A Du-.. -- R -,-v 2 xx 1- 'cn- .. 44 I Z - f.: - G'-tl Q-fx xxlxxxl 't V x 'AX V ' QSM x N XXX v, X X5 X v X X , X .- Xt X 1 X X- X QM XS X X z va X r 0 ' L 'J ', Fr 01 .- L X - Nw 5 Y' Betty L. Adalian Walter G. Adams Janet I.. Atha Eloyce R. Auffort Beverly J. Adam Charlie J. Alhitz Nlerle K. Allen Jean E. Anderson Claire Atkinson Kenneth V. Baird Glenn R. Banken Merrill Barringer Robert Alldredge Richard Andergon Ernest T. Ballin James W. Banning im 'Q Nadine J. Aron Nlarjorie Rarrn lramn Barbara J. B owne l C illrzon Louise .-X. Callahan Nlaebetll li. Brown Shyrle N .loan R. Calhoun lfexerly .l. Ai x l. Bryan Calverz R. M. Bartee Jr. John A. Bazacas Lyle E. Benner Lenore Herman Harry Wh Bishop Alice A. Black Nlark D. Blancherileorge R. Blaney Henri L. Breunig Robert Brewster Jean Burks Jeanette Burks Dolores R. Carl Frances Carleton Dixie E. Beckett Barbara J. Beyerg Judith Blackman Clarence Boschma Theodore Brouws Nlary Ann Busch James 'lf Carmen Shirley Beggerly Dolores Bezanson Willis Blackstone Robert J. Bowe Annamary Brown Delores Caillier Max L. Carr Jacquelyn Bell Barbara L. Bishop Dolores Blanchart Mary Bradshaw Beverly E. Brown Keith L. Caley Edwin Carter Jr. ' ' 1 s I Y I qw? , . ' .,,, if , tt K 5 q i fl' , i f iff if N x X K X f 67 V I , 7 ff f Wf if , 4' f 5 1 Q 7 1. Z Z 7 4 .Jw 7 , 'ff B W W .5 Q B' it K : Qs 9' fi I 5, X 'Ulu f X 1 lna Nlac Carty Gloria Nl. Carvajal Salvatore C. Cecere Nlaryfarctta Chamherlin Anne Nl. Chnrshahaln Lenora H. Choate John .l. Choumas Betty J. Christensen Margaret Chuha Dou.-Elas A. Churchill Harry H. Ciancimino Richard P. Cirillo Bethyne Nl. Clancy Nlaria G. Clara John T. Clark Muriel A. Clark Phyllis N. Clark Jeannine Clayton Pat Lu Clewett James A. Cline Jacqueline I.. Clufl Glenn A. Coffey Marjorie J. Cogan Edwin Cohen Nancy R. Coleman Mary Anne Copple Nancy L. Cox Kathleen H. Coyne Owen L. Dailey Benjamin A. Datria Joan S. Davidson Jack Dawkins Elaine H. De Castro La Retta E. DeCuir Robert G. Dege Ruth A. Dehn Nlary A. Del Ciello Franklin .l. Dennison Angelo C. D'Eramo Shirley V. Dern Q---v as 9. 'Sh ,f we l, X 3' rk . M E Q -x Doris Nl. de Rome William A. Derryhcrrx' Gary Desser Mary Lou De Ycan Richard F. De Younff Loren D. Dierlcing Ramona Di Matteo Rosita Nl. Diesman Rallie F. Dimitriou .lohn E. Doeppel .lr. Max W. Dollard Alfonse A. Dorazio Richard D. Dougherty Marie T. Dovey Betty J. Dressendorfer Barbara Nl. Drysdale Raymond Duncan Douglas Edsinga Joyce M. Edwards Arnold E. Eigenhius Lauretta Ellithorp Delva Ellsworth Ray C. Emmons Douglas G. Enghergi David F. Estep Hurhura .l. Evans Patricia A. Faddis Gerald T. Faian .lospph F. Fanucchi Jr. Sarah Nl. Ferhrache Steve A. Ferdinand Wilhert Ferris Scott Nl. Fitz Gerald Virginia D. Fleeger Nlarion A. Foley Harold .l. Forney Ruth F. Fowler Rose Fox Nlury Louise Freeman Charlotte Nl. Friedman Il x , 'F Q ml if ' K x 5 4' Q N. 1 W ' if? bf . , 1 .f W- it ,f C , si: Qs ta .Q I I KW .,,x.... E. 1' Mary A. Frischknecht Paul L. Frise Jean Nl. Furat Frank A. Gagliano Robert A. fialuppo Patricia A. Gamhold Ifstella L. Garcia Raymond A. Ceiat John R. Geschke Colene F. Giglio Lucile Gillett Donna Nl. Gleason Marilyn Goff Jerome R. Gomen Beverly Nl. Gottfred John H. Gray Robert H. fireenfelder Suzanne R. Green Patti P. Gruhh Kathleen Nl. Gudgeon Peggy C. Hale Joan K. Haley Thomas C. Hamm Jr. Patricia L. Hansen Patricia A. Harding John C. Harvey Patricia S. Hayhurst Alvin D. Hecht Patricia A. Heeney W'illiam R. Henderson Jr Shirley J. Herget Yirginia A. Herrin John R. Herring! Jack W. Herron Leo Heytens Jerry 'l'. Hilhorn Charles H. Hill Loren G. Hinkelman James G. Hollingsworth Ralph Holmes 1 Q if 2,- J 1 i G Q.. Q.. 5 I Virginia A. Houghtaling Richard C. Hovey Clarence K. Huhburcl Harold ll. Hughes Keith V. Hull Elnora J. Hullinger Nancy J. Hutchinson Stewart L. Hunt Ross E. Hurd Kenneth S. lmamura Robert C. Jacobs Robert E. Jeffers Joan L. Jennings Lloyd J. Johnson Beverly Ii. Jones Kenneth W. Jones Mary H. Kamushiun Geraldine L. Kamka David VV. Kegiebein Virginia M. Kellar Carol A. Keller Betty Jean Kelly Nancy L Kelly Ronald W'. Kennedy Charlotte F. Kentz Virginia l.. Kimbrell Lawrence E. Klingberg Dorene IJ. Klump Jean Nl. Knight Marilyn Ann Knudxon Ronald W. Koch Joseph R. Knmudu Eleanor .l, Kotr Elizabeth .-X. Kurstciner Robert A. La Home Wvilburn R. Lager Barbara L. Lumph Patricia L. Lungenfcld Bonnie Leavy Betty J. Lee ll 1. si- fv V , 4 i i .-Xrdis l.. l.eeu John A. Legigio Emily Lctson Bonnie J. Lewis Donna Nl. Lindsey Harley YY. Lockhart Dorothy J. Loomis William Lovette Yvonne 'lf Lowerison Mary Ann Ludy lienita Lynch Ruth T. Lystra Patsy R. Nic Cants Madge l.. Mc Claskcy Richard S. Nlcfflellamnl Paul H. Nic Clure Mary F. Mc Cord Robert I.. McCullough James E. McDowell Dorothy li. fNlcKendrick Donald I'. Nlacljonald lan C. Nlacl.ean Gloria J. Magliocco Lucille Nl. Maher Roger Nlaloy Deloris .-X. Nlarinelli Shirley J. Martin Donna ll. Nlatheis Dorothy A. Nlatlos Leona Nl. Nlatson Nlary Ellen Nledlin Jimmie D. Nlerril Aubrey W1 Metcalf Priscilla Nletcalf Nlarian J. Nleunitz John P. Nlezzanatto Richard D. Nlichiel Julian C. Hiller Norma .l. Nliller John W. Mitchell 'SF I ri . 5 A 4 iff x 1 1 5 I gi is Mary M. Minton Eileen A. Minutclla Grace Monk Mn lene A. Moore Lawrence G. Moute Marillyn D. Moyer James P. Mullowney Lyndelle L. Munsey Flora M. Munson Doris M. Murphy Margaret E. Murray Mary H. Nativo Beverly M. Neal .loan K. Nelson LeRoy L. Nelson Glenna J. Nichol Loretta F. Niven Chester W. Noe Lionel E. Nosanov Elaie M. Oberg William lf. Uhert Robert P. fJCll02l Benjamin W. Ogle Jerrold C. Uhlwiler Marilyn A. 0'Keefe Edward Usepian Alan T. Pace Richard lf. Pachal Joan H. Pacl Robert R. Pameiirau Albert IJ. Paris Raymond C. Parka Patricia E. Payne Ann Marie Pearson Earlene M. Peck Harry Pecorelli Jr. LeRoy A. Perks Elaine J. Perrezmlt Arlene L. Peshke Joanne l.. Phillips I2I Mig W 1 r if y ff 4 , if -5 ,.. .4 p-X sv Y it 5 Ig! , '12 QM f W1 Lu .lenne Nlarie Phillips Warren N. Pickering James R. Piper Nlaric lf. Platt Shirley L. Poore Angelo R. Possemato W'illiam R. Powell Pete Prestininzi Joanne NI. Prindle W'illiam Procopio Donna li. Quayle Gwendolyn L. Rahn Elaine Nl. Ravenscroft Patricia F. Rawnsley Janice L. Reason Eleanor Nl. Reaume George Wh Redmon Robert C. Reed Charles B. Reeve Caryl A. Reiman Bessie ll. Revels .loan Ricketts Ramona U. Ridling Patricia D. Rio Sigrid N. Robert Dorothea A. Roberts Harold L. Robertson Jean E. Robison Hess l.. Roisman Shirley A. Rooney Richard S. Rosu Doris NI. Rosenberg Cy S. Ross Lee H. Ross Anne H. Rush Janice Nl. Ryer Jacqueline Lois Sanchez Ernest A. Schadegg .lr. Natalia NI. Scheppers Robert Schilling Howard G. Schneider Charles D. Schoepllin Neva I.. Schroder Phyllis .l. Schultz Jamen Y. Scott James R. Scottini Joaeph Segal Marilyn H. Selan Clyde W. Seltzer Lillian C. Serratore Patricia K. Sever Shirliann Sheaffer Claudette A. Shepard Harold M. Shepard Clarence B. Shippey Jr Albert J. Shorten Saretta Silherman Cilhert Siler Marjorie C. Silver W'illiam J. Simon Sandra .l. Simons Angelina C. Skrumhis John A. Smart Beverly l. Smith Donald C. Smith Nlaryann Smith Jerry Soafer Nlary .l. Southworth Nluriel E. Spangenhergi Shirley J. Spear Mila J. Squires Jeanne L. St. Amand John F, Stauffer Norene Nl. Stein Shirley A. Stephens Lois Nl. Stetler Kenneth E. Stevens Dolly Nine Stevenson Virginia N. Stidd George ll. Stormes 6 ' SS A. Q54 .s rx- Qx 1 fp-ev' 1 , , It 2 Xa E : E ,at 7 -Y S 6' Dv fs- ' 1.-'E' vc' 'Sl' Q4 , y ,J liexerly li. Stultz Rohert Summers Shirlee Sulzimier l.. Suurtzendruher llzng .lamex lf. Stump Camille E. Sturtz Patricia Sutherland Gloria li. Wilson Constance Taylor llerhert Taylor Jr, liettie A. Thomaa Dale P. Thoruk Doris Tomu llorene Xl. Taylor Lelioy Taylor Yirginia Thomas .luck U. Swedelson Carmen Torriente Nlarjoluine Trunec Nanci Yanljleve Richard ll. Yenxte Nlarwel Victor .loAnne Truinor Nlonu Nl. Tucker lfrunces lb. Yuron .Xrthur Thorp .lr. l,orruine Nl. Yolk ,Xlicu Wiiddington filuoxu Nl. Wahl ffliiirles li. Weaner llolore- V5 ehxte .lolln R, Wade Kenneth .l. Vugiier William ll. Wulker Sheila Nl. Yerekur Ronald l., W eesncr Rohert Xlfinnejn Herald lf. Viendler .loan R. West llmfd .-X. X' llorotliy W exiner Mary P. W eniger ffzirrel l., West .loyce lf. Weaxer .lainex Ci. White Xlilton ij. Whitten l.elu Nl. Wilhurn Xudrey Williams Umie C. Wil 1 Patricia Whitson Dolores Wiencek ltohert Li. Wilhelm Thoma- li. We-t 1:1 Thomas J. Wilson Joseph Winegarden Vera Jean Wilson Keith D. Winnett Janet R. Winney Mary A. Winston V. C. W'inninghoff Zoe Ann Wisdom Charles E. Witke James H. Wolfe Donald R. Woertz Anthony Wood Eunice Wood James Woodward Joan A. Wooden Wayne Woolston Paraskeve Xanthos Ralph D. Zink Jennie Zaccaria Herbert Ziskrout CAMERA William James Anderson Francis Bert Aungst Lenore Barnum 'John Bernard Boden William Joseph Brand 'Paul Jackson Bridwell George Andrew Brown Almer Leonard Davis Ernest Joseph Delavara Ted S. Disparte Vernon Curtis Dossey Wayne France Feinstein Hugh Herbert Franklin Barbara Elayne Fuller 'Gerald C. Gale, Jr. 'Richard Hammerschmidt Kenneth Burr Hatcher William George Heisner Virginia Louise Heron Kathlyn Florence Herring ii' Vincent Joseph Hinsberger mDale Holcomb William Bradley Holman William Raymond Holt Vernon Carl Jaeger Betty Jones Barbara Diane Kellner Sally Ann Kesterson SHY Mary Ellen Lackey Eugene Francis Lane Paul Joseph Leake Robert Glenn Lelfler Dora Ann Lyons i'John Joseph Mahaney Robert Eugene Mathews James Emmerett Milner Colleen Mistriel Donald Michael Morrison Charles Edward Offutt Mary June Osburn Melvin Osterfield JoAnn Lorraine Preble Marjorie Rice Richard Harry Saunders Louise Selleck Douglas Malcolm Stewart Eris Mitchell Taylor Leo Sigmund Teissere fHarry George Thirion. Jr. Joseph John Trilf Ralph Raymond Valery fkFrank Joseph Wayda Dennis John Werner Robert Charles Wilson. 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