Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1939 volume:

425 eff ffywvj i-11 -1-in -1-in .1-is 1 -11 -11-41: l1. -1----l- --111 L11-vu 1-1 iii: i- 1-1- iy l.l - -i n 1-l1 , Q . - . GEIQDAE ulQu'?cuQT6n H IS keen journalistic sense, the grey hairs which the passing of each year's Explosion staff adds to his head, the careful sugges- tions with which he guides falter- ing students through the mazes of counseling, the quiet way in which he wears himself to a fraz- zle for anyone needing him-be- cause of these things, the l939 Stylus is dedicatedyto Laurence M. Smith. YOUNG man who learned on Saturday morning that his grades had finally been approved for graduation from college that afternoon received the news with great joy, and went straightway to the telegraph office. Because his parents were living at great distance, they would not be able to attend the ceremonies, so he sent them a telegram of only one word: EDUCATED. Little did he realize that the Bachelor of Arts degree was the merest of surface indication of culture. Little did he realize that there are many college graduates who in the deepest sense of the word are less educated than some other serious thinkers who have never entered a college or university. Furthermore, he made the mistake of assuming that education is some- thing that is acquired and something which no one can take away. How often do people hear someone say I am going to college to get an education-that will be something no one can take away from me. While the statement that a man cannot be robbed of his education has been heard so many times that the expression is almost trite, the fact of the matter is that the statement is hardly true. Education is something that no one could ever quite accomplish for it is infinite- there is so much to learn in the world that no one can learn it all. Take, for instance, the English language with its more than 400,000 words, No one can ever hope to come anywhere near learning the meaning of so large a vocabulary. Shakespeare with his tremendous vocabulary for the use of English was never able to use more than 25,000 words. Obviously, the average man whose vocabulary ordinarily does not extend beyond 3,000 to 4,000 words can never expect to have a complete vocabulary. Learning no sooner ceases than forgetting begins, and while it is true that a thing once learned is never entirely forgotten, it is also true that once learned it immediately begins to be forgotten. An eminent psychologist has said that ninety per cent of everything that a man learns is forgotten and that more than one-half of the rest deserves the same fate. ln this light then no one can afford to sit smugly by presuming even for a short while that he is educated. Regardless of how much the students of this class have learned, there is much yet to acquire. Irrespective of how much has been gained, the gain must be regarded as only tentative-as something that will slip away unless it is kept alive and bright through continual effort. Whether our graduates go to college or directly into industry or commerce, may the thirst for self-improvement continue throughout their lives. There is no such thing as standing still- one either goes ahead or falls back. May those of this graduating class be numbered among the people who are marching ahead. ELON EARL HILDRETH MRS. ETHEL HUME FLOOD MOYSE Vice-Principal EDWARD H. KI ENHOLZ Vice-Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. MERRITT P. KIMBALL President DR. WILLARD S. FORD Superintendent of Schools MRS. ROY L. ADAMSON . DR. GEORGE W. BLANCHE Secretary MR. CLENCY H. HASBROUCK MR. 1. MARION wRicHT The pleasant days of high school activities for i938-i939 are recorded in this number of the Stylus. More than two thousand students and faculty have engaged in the strenuous activities of high school lite with the common purpose of acquiring a background of experi- ences which will give the high school students the abilities to succeed in lite. Each of the many activities has had its own interests and its own satisfactions. The written record in this book will, from time to time, serve as a pleasant reminder of high school days. I trust that it will not only serve as a pleasant memory, but will be a continual inspiration to further worthwhile endeavors. WILLARD S. FORD Superintendent FACULTY Mary Beth Abbott--Head C. leannette Abel lohn Rhea Baker-I-lead Mrs. Gertrude Ballard Mrs. Elizabeth B. Crippen lennie Y. Freemani-Head Delmar I. Edmondson Anna S. Elam Howard V. Fay Mrs. Mary C. Goldsmith Dorothy Gilson-Head Mrs. luanita Case Courtenaye Mrs Helen Troup Hudson E. Maud Soper-Head Frances Norene Ahl Mrs. Iessie Evans Corbett Ellen Iulia Hansonil-lead Georgia Weaver Bowling Estelle Daisy Lake I. Arndt Tande-Head Clara Brees Howard V. Fay Morgan Noyse Smith-Head I. Paul Brown loe R. Eastwood Zula Margaret Zeigler-Head Roy C. lellison-Head-Boys Florence Knight-Head-Girls Helen Louise Cheney Russell Thomas Cripe Earl Travis Brown-Head E. Milford Brunner james H. Carrington ART Esther Crandall COMMERCE Mabel M. Murphy james McDowell Steele ENGLISH Mrs. E. Marion Greene Dana Irving Grover Mary Hairgrove Frances Margaret Hall Beatrice Helmer I. Douglas Knox FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs, Mabel Odell Lambert Fay N. McEndree HISTORY Bessie L. Field lohn S. Kreider Mrs, Mabel Ordell Lambert Gladys Marie Leonard HOME ECONOMICS Helen lane Hairgrove LIBRARY MATHEMATICS F. Douglas Gosserand Inez Ledyard MECHANICAL ARTS Gregory E. Lawrence William L. Nasht MUSIC Harry Warner Anderson Charles Hirt PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ranier DeMandel Abraham F. Elliott Mrs. Beatrice Case Haig SCIENCE G. Phillip Castlen lennie Eleanor Clauson Mrs. Phyllis Wearne Edwards Eleanor Boynton Greene Doris Churchill Spencer Mrs. Mamie W. Van Deveer Harriet Switzer Mabel Utley Tecd Carryl N, Thurber Hedwig Madcr Mrs. Nell Kepley Martin Mary Rigg Laurence M. Smith Marion L. Underwood Hedwig Mader Laura C. Manetta Daisy Lee Monroe Mrs, Alice C. McDonald George A. Plumb Wallace E. Rankin Mrs. Frances S. Klawiter Charlotte Louise Spier Mildred E. Smith lennie A. McGregor Elton A, Smith Freeland Templeton Lovell F, Paggeot Bert Rolfe 4 Beulah Beatrice Woods Mrs. Florence Evelyn Parker Elton A. Smith George S. Sperry Mrs. Margaret l. Struble Mrs. Esther D, Howton--Pia Leland I- Lease Freeland Templeton Clayton B. Westover YI CABINET BROWN ANTUNEZ -5, IAMES BROWN, President ARMAND ANTUNEZ, President DEAN DANIELS, Vice-President EVA PELLEGRINI, Secretary of Assemblies IOHN BAIRD, Secretary of Forensics ANN MUSACCO, Secretary of Girls' Athletics LOUIS MUSACCO, President of Senior Class ARMAND ANTUNEZ, Secretary of Boys' Athletics HONEY TODA-Secretary of Finance ERIC ARMSTRONG, Chairman of Board of Control ELEANOR POUND, Secretary of Publicity MARGARET ANNE DAVEY--President of Girls' League WARREN LE FEVRE, Chairman of Student Council RUTH LE FEVRE, Secretary of Organizations LORRAINE WELCH, Secretary of State BILL REINHARD, President of junior Class ELEANOR LUKENS, President of Sophomore Class CHARLES GUZMAN, President of Boys' League KAY PERRY, Vice-President NANCY MORRISON, Secretary of Assemblies BILL YOUNG, Secretary of Forensics MARION BAILEY-Secretary of Girls' Athletics IAMES LANGENHIEM, Secretary of Boys' Athletics BILL REINHARD, President of lunior Class ELEANOR IONES, Secretary of Finance ERIC ARMSTRONG, Chairman of Board of Control BILL FAIRWEATHER, Secretary of Publicity CHARLES SICKENGER, Chairman of Student Council IRMA DELLE SPERRY, Secretary of Organiza- tions IACK BRIGGS, R.O.T.C. Representative BEVERLY IONES, Secretary of State GLENN SMITH, President of Boys' League IOSEPHINE ROASIO, President of Girls' League BILL SMITH, President of Sophomore Class DUANE COOPER, President of Senior Class STUDENT COUNCIL SEMESTER I WARREN LeFEVRE, Chairman RUSS SNOW GEORGE GROVER KAY PERRY CHARLES SICKENGER SEMESTER II CHARLES SICKENGER, Chairman RICHARD SPEISS RUTH LeFEVRE RUSS SNOW GEORGE GROVER BOARD OF CONTROL SEMESTER I ERIC ARMSTRONG, Chairman JIMMY OKAYAMA RICHARD HOWE SEMESTER Il ERIC ARMSTRONG, Chairman HUGO STOFFELS DICK THOMPSON MARY IANE BACON STUDENT CCDUNCIL BCDARD CDF CCDNTRCDL GIRLS' LEAGUE DAVEY ROASIO MARGARET ANNE DAVEY, President IOSEPHINE ROASIO, President MILLIE EDWARDS, Treasurer DOROTHY HOFFMAN, Vice-President BEBE MORTIMER, Secretary IOSEPHINE ROASIO, Finance IANE SILVER, Sophomore Representative MARY ADAMS, junior Representative CERTRUDE WILLEY, Senior Representative AVALEE DURHAM, Philanthropic Chairman MARION SIMLE--Program Chairman MILLIE MCCAULEY-Publicity FELICE ESTERLY, Friendship Chairman BARBARA NUDD, Social Chairman MARGARET MCBRIDE, Vice President REBECCA SUE BLAKEY, Secretary ALYCE KENT, Treasurer BETTY IUNE CROVES, Regulated Dress KATHLEEN DENISE, Welfare Chairman ANN MUSACCO, C,A.A. Representative HELEN STRICKER, Sophomore Representative PAT SALVIO, junior Representative MARGARET SULLIVAN, Senior Representative MARION BAILEY, C.A.A. Representative BEBE MORTIMER, Philanthropic Chairman KATHLEEN DENISE, Social Chairman IOAN ELLEDCE, Program Chairman BARBARA NUDD, Publicity IOSEPHINE CARDINALE, Friendship Chairman MARGARET MITCHELL, Welfare Chairman E GUZMAN SMITH CYS' LEAGUE SEMESTER I CHARLES CUZMAN, President VOLNEY Cll.ES, Vice-President TOM FURST, Secretary-Treasurer SEMESTER ll GLENN SMITH, President IACK HAYDE, Vice-President RODERICK MCCHESNEY, Secretary-Treasurer MCCHESNEY GILES FURST LEGISLATURE Created to supply a more representative form of student gov- ernment at Glendale High, the Legislature has acted on many of the most important matters placed before the Cabinet in the first year of its existence. The new legislative branch was created by the constitution in September, providing that it should be com- posed of representatives of the second period classes. Dave Tope was elected to the presidency of the Legislature for the fall semes- ter, and Dean Morris succeeded him in January. The group meets when called by the student body president, often in joint session with the cabinet. TOPE MORRIS TI-IE STAFF STYLUS STAFF Editor-in-chief ...,.., .......... E leanor Pound Assistant Editor ...., ...... S uzanne Andrews Art Editor ..........,........ ........ P hyllis Newland Assistant Art Editormfo.. ........ Charlotte Young Sports Editor ........,...... ........., R ay Winship Business Manager .,........... ....... E ric Armstrong Clubs and Events Editor ...... .......... P eggy Ellis Advertising ...........,......,.. ........ B en McManis Advertising ............,.. ...... W arren Kreutel Stenographic Editor ...... ....... K atherine Gage Girls' Sports Editor ..... .,......... .........,... B e be Mortimer Faculty Adviser .....,....,.,........................... Delmar I. Edmondson Lettering-Art Gonzales assisted by Delbert LaVigne Morton Fitch Outdoor Groups Frank Roshnell Austin Studios i , , 1 KENT CORMACK EXPLOSION JAYNE KENT - - - - - Editor BEBE MORTIMER, AGNES WEIST Assistant Editors PEGGY ELLIS ---- Feature Editor CHARLES NORD, ROBERT IOHNSTON - Sports Editors Reporters: limmie Babcock, Virginia Clark, Phil Cotlow, George Grover, Bob Kuhn, Beverly jones Adelaide Montgomery, Charles Sickenger, lrma Delle Sperry, Betty Sieckert. 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K Q. 4. h 4 fu . 1 ,waafgj ,' M 55? i Q M i ns. . :gl , A S.-fi. as E MQLE: fi'- .rm HALL MCDNITCDRS Eric Armstrong Mary june Bacon Stan Constans Bill Cill Bill Akers Cordon Ashman Hollis Bach Bill Barnes Deyo Blake Betty Carey Bill Chambers Lenard Crane lack Cross lack Dempsey Ray Donaldson Kathleen Fleming Stanley Frazar S E M E S T E R I sENioR COMMISSIONERS lack Cunningham Norman Erickson Ward Stone IUNIOR COMMISSIONERS Henrietta Haak Virginia Hardie Bill Hayslip David Hoffman Dick Howe Larry Kavanaugh Lois Lea Louis Lewis Kelburn Little Carl Miller Bill Norton Orval Oliver Nancy O'Neill Hugo Stoffels lack Tiedeman Doris Remey Doris Thompson Harriett Padgett Marrill Parke loan Penberthy Mickey Rentschler Bill Richards Bill Rogers Tom Rose Bill Sawvell lim Stevenson Bill Stoddard Bernard Wheeleham Lloyd Williams Kenneth Woods f 'i e, f' jf I HALL MCDNITORS Mary lean Bacon Bill Dunham Howard Anger Hollis Bach lack Bibb Cordon Ahman George Benyston Leslie Blanchard William Bram Betty Bushman Dale Cartmill Mary Etta Cates Pat Cayce Herbert Chandler Louellen Chase Frank Coleman Leonard Crane Barry Crossman lack Dempsey Randell Dutton Stan Fraser lunior Haltman S E M E S T E R I I simon COMMISSIONERS Virginia Hardie Otto Kilian C-race Matthiesen IUNIOR COMMISSIONERS Kenneth Gaines Don Howton Ann Hinton Gloria Holcomb Bill Hughs Barbara jones Edwin Kadletz Brockett Kellogg lohn Koehnle Mary Luthner Bill Mather Marjorie MCC-ee jerry McMahon Frank Mosher Mary O'Neill Dick Oyler Mack Paine loan Pemberthy Norma Quinn Hugo Stoffels Dick Thompson Dorothy Lambermont lack Myrick Dick Thompson Doris Ranney Bill Reinhard Bill Rogers Tom Rose Phyllis Silberberg Bob Spangler lim Stevenson loe Tebbe Athol Templernan Betty Templeman Bob Templeton Bill Tewell Bill Vogel Don Webb Don Wilmot Kenneth Woods Elwin Young .Kem A -,Nei-4' - l W CRE S T A EIKGULTY PxDNlXSERf EST HER GR PXND PAA, ST AGE MANAGER? GEORGE NPXDER PAT NIPTN BURGH ED EULXNXLER THOMPTS O'NXELL NNTLNPN ONTHANX4 ELEPxNOR POUND BOB YOUNG XOHN SCOTT EUGENE POMEROY GREXGHTON STEELE HUGO STOEEELS DPA! XD TOPE XON LPXNDXS DON XNXLMOT NIXRGTNTPX THOMPSON GEORGE MIXTHERSON SHXRLEY NlPxN NNXNXCE Q' STUDENT BANK FIRST SEMESTER Dorothy Bell jeanette Burgan Shirley Burton Geraldine Davenport Shirley Graybar Eleanor jones Mary Kase Mildred Lang Mildred McCauley Eleanor jones Mary Kase Mildred Lang john McFarland john McFarland Orval Oliver Honey Toda Donna Whitaker SECOND SEMESTER Alma Ritz Dorothy Bell josephine Roasio Shirley Burton jean Rose Louis Strand l-loney Toda Donna Whitaker Leighton De Ment john Dobbratz Shirley Graybar MRS. LORETTO G. BULLOCK, Student Bank Manager CDCDKSTCDRE HERBERT SHATTUCK, IACK BROWN - - Clerks LORETTO G. BULLOCK - - Faculty Adviser SEMESTER I lane Bell Myrtle Bierrna Sarah Bierrna Katherine Chantlos Edith Dakers Bob Evans Cecil Everitt Virginia Ford Marian Harris Mary Howe LIBRARY Mary Elizabeth johnson Muriel McBride Margaret Metters Terry Pausch lane Reilly SEMESTER ll MyrtleBierma Sarah Bierma Ruth Calhoun Katherine Chantlos Pat Dinnie Millicent Esper Ruth Farhi Ben Harris Marian I-larris Mary Howe Mary Elizabeth johnson Marcella McBride Alberta Prisirig lane Reilly Lois Ryan Margaret Skinner Marian Spaulding l l PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM Kenneth Anspach Phil Hinel Bill Probert Bill Akers Clyde Hodder George Smith lack Hansen Wayne Hodder Bill Walker Wayne Henderson Merrill Parke Bob Wilson Ralph Andrews Norma Austin Lois Bobier Harold Boewer Robert Boewer Flinders Boyd Harold Boyer Albert Bryant jack Canning james Cassidy jane Cassidy Bill Chunn Marjorie Coleman Tom Costanzo CAFETERIA jim Dunn David Frazier Melvin Ford Winnie Gieser Eugene Hague Harold Haight Bud jones josephine Kibler Marjorie Le Comte Don Mlller Bill Paden Terry Pausch john Reeves Arthur Rhode Elmer Rice Nelson Richards Fred Sandobe George Sauer Leo Sauer Virginia Smith Richard Stewart Manly Stolee Earl Swartz Bill Tilch Turley Van Covering Howard Van Heuklin Ed Yeckley USHERS and DCDCDRMEN Chick Bowen Bob Curtis Bill Daniel Don Grant Larry Green Don Howton Dudley jenkins Warren Le Fevre lim Mercer Dean Morris Hisayuki Okalama Bob Salisbury, Head Doorman USHERS june Crawford Ruth Le Fevre Margaret Mitchell Gail Nelson Betty lean Sieckert Doris Skinner Margaret Skinner, Irma Delle Sperry Margaret Sullivan Head Usher CDNCDR SCDCIETY Edward Albright A-ll Kenneth Anspach B-l2 john Baird B-ll Tom Badger A-l l Colletta Blake B-ll janet Bowers A-lO Louis Brennwald A-l2 jack Brown B-ll joy Cochran B-i2 joan Elledge B-ll George Grover A-l l Edward Henry B-l l Bettie jane Highland A-l2 jim Hill B-'ll SEMESTER I Crawford Houser B-ll Matthew jamgochian A-l l Beverly jones B-i2 Darrell Kambestad B-l2 Mary Kase B-i2 Alfred Knudson A-ll Stanley Lau A-lO jerry MacKenzie B-ll Helen MacNair A-12 jeannette Maier A-12 Barbara Mansfield A-l O George Martindale A-i2 Roberta McComb B-i2 George Nader B-l2 Ann Orchard A-lO Marion Ormesher A-lO Peggy Palmer B-12 Mary Ellen Pfister B-l l Kate Phipps B-ll Charles Sickenger B-l2 Mary Elizabeth Sipple B Dorothy Slezak A-i2 lrma Delle Sperry B-i2 Paul Stillman A-lO june Sullivan A-ll Honey Toda B-i2 Neal Whipp B-l2 Bob Whyte A-l l 5 ll. 3 CDNCDR SDCIETY Ed Albright, Bl 2 Kenneth Anspach, Al2 jimmie Babcock, Al 2 Hollis Bach, Bl l Tom Badger, B12 john Baird, All Arthur Bates, All Frances Bedford, Al O Lester Bentley, Bl 2 Betsy Bevins, All Colletta Blake, All jack Brown, All Lois Gale Campbell, Al O Kay Cooper, Bl 2 Crawford Conser, Al l john Dobbratz, Al 2 Dorothy Durharn, Al O Alice Dyke, Al l Kathleen Gelcher, Al l Shirley Graybar, Al2 Frances Griesbach, Al O SEMESTER II George Grover, Bl Z Barbara Hill, Al O Bob Hill, Al O jim Hill Clyde Hodder, Al O Wayne Hodder, Al2 jean Howton, Al l Beverly jones, Al2 Darrell Kambestad, Al2 Kathleen Kane, Al O Mildred Klempner, Al O Alfred Knudson, Bl2 Stanley Lau, Al O Barbara Mansfield, Al O Marshall Mercer, AlO Roberta McComb, Al 2 Patricia McNaugher, Al O George Nader, Al 2 Barbara Negley, Bl 2 Richard Nelson, Al l Ann Orchard, AlO Marion Ormescher, Bl l Peggy Palmer, Al2 Arthur Park, Al O Edna Patterson, Al l joan Penberthy, Al O Mary Ellen Pfister, Bl l Lowell Provencher, Al2 Charles Sickenger, Al 2 Betty Siechert, Al 2 Andrew Silberberg, Bl2 Mary Elizabeth Sipple, Al 2 Shirley Skinner, Al O Irma Delle Sperry, Al2 june Sullivan, Bl 2 Honey Toda, Al 2 Patricia Van Burgh, Al O Robert Wardell, Al O Bob Whyte, BIZ Don Wimpress, Bl 2 jean Wright, AIZ WINTER OFFICERS LOUIS MUSACCO President HORACE WINSLOW MARIORIE COLEMAN IOHN BARNES WINTER GRADUATES '39 0 ABBOTT, ROSALIE-From Hoover, G.J.C., Baccalaureate 3, Physiology 3. OAKERS, BILLY DEAN-Auditorium I, Hall Duty 2, 3, R.O.T.C. 3. I ALDRIDGE, JERRY 0 ALLEN, LORRAINE ESTHER- Vicki -From Batavia High, Business College. 0 ANDREWS, MAY ELIZABETH-U.S.C., Hall 2, 3, Operetta 3, G.A.A. I, 2, Comites I, 2, French 2, 3, League Friend- ship 2, Welfare 3. OARMSTRONG, HELEN MARY-Sr. Play 3, Operetta 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Girls' Service I, 2, Music I, Tennis I, Girls G 2, Basketball 2, Girls Glee 2, 3. 0 ARNOLD, JANICE-G.J.C., League Welfare 3, Jr. Prom. 2, 2nd Period Rep. 2, 3, Spanish 2. 0 AUFMANN, FLORENCE ELYN-G.J.C., Hall Duty 2, Bacca- laureate 3, G.A.A. I, Spanish 3. 0 AUSTIN, MARGARET LEWISE- Marg -Operetta 2, 3, G.A,A. I, Physiology 2, Girls' Glee 2, 3, Volleyball I, Announcement Comm. 3. O BARNES, WILLIAM HENRY-G.J.C., Hall Duty 3, Spanish 3. 0 BEHRENS, LEO. 0 BELL, JANE ARMSTRONG-G.J.C., 2nd Per. Rep. 2, Library 3, Sr. Prom. 3, Oratorical Tableau 3, French I, 2, 3. 0 BENSON, ELOISE JEANETTE-Redlands, Ushers 2, 3, Bacca- laureate 3, Honor Society 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Girls' Service 2, 3, Spanish 2, 3, Girls' G 2, 3, Girls' Leaders 2, 3. 0 BERND, CLARK BUSWELL-G.J.C., B Football 2, C Track I, A Baseball 3. 0 BERRY, ELOISE GERTRUDE-Operetta 3, Girls' Glee 2, 3. O BIRD, MELBA LORRAINE- Birdie -Commerce 3, Tennis 3, Volleyball 3, Speedball 3. OBLACK, CARYL-G.J.C., G.A.A. I, Girls' Service 2, 3, French 2. 0 BORCHARD, ELEANOR VIRGINIA- Ellie -G.J.C., Oper- etta 2, Gift Comm. 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, World Friendship I, Cine I, Tennis I. 0 BRENNWALD, LOUIS HENRY-G.J.C., Honor Society I, 2, 3, French I, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3. 0 BROOM, ROBBIE E.- Bobbie. 0 BURT, JAMES Jr.- Jimmy -G.J.C., B Track 2, A Track 3. Na X1 WINTER GRADUATES '39 0 BUSTRUM, LOIS CHRISTINE-From Eagle Rock5 Woodbury's ColIege5 Operetta 35 Girls' Glee 3. 0 CAMERON, JEAN-G.J.C.5 Operetta 35 Music I, 25 Girls' Glee 2, 3. 0 CHARDE, ANN- Annie -G.J.C.5 Sr. Play 35 Opcretta 35 Sr. Prom. 35 Music 25 Girls' Glee 35 Scribblers I, 2, 3. 0 CHARDE, LEWIS RICHARDSON- Looie -GJ.C.5 Sr. Play 35 Sr. Prom. 3. ' 0 CHRISTENSON, ELEANOR MAE- Ellie -G.J.C.5 Sr. Play 35 G.A.A. I. 2, 35 Physiology 25 Girls' G 2, 35 Tennis 35 Bad- minton 2. H 0 CLEEVES, CHARLES ALFRED- Chick -California. 0 COMBS, LLOYD WALTERA-From Missouri5 U.C.L.A.5 Hall Duty 2, 35 Jr. Prom. 25 A Football 2, 35 A Track. 0 COOPER, DOROTHY BELLE- Dot -G..l.C. 0 CROSS, JACK THOMAS-From Alhambra5 Hall Duty 2, 35 Orchestra 35 R.O.T.C. 2, 35 Board of Control 2, 3. 0 CURRY, BILL. 0 CURTIS, ROBERT A.+G.J.C.5 Auditorium Helper 2, .35 Hall Duty 35 Monthly Dance Comm. 35 49'ers 2, 3. 0 DANIELS, DEAN CLINTON-U.C.L.A.5 V. Pres. of Student Body 35 Drama 35 Band I, 25 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom. 35 Monthly Dance 35 N.A.S.S. 35 Spanish I, 2, 35 49'ers 35 Basketball 3. 0 DAY, KATHRYN ISABELLE- Kay -G.A.A. I, 2, 3. O DILLINER, MARY CATHERINE. O DOCTOR, MARJORIE JANE- Marge -Uniform Board I. 0 DURHAM, AVALEE-RedIands5 Girls' League 35 Sweater Comm. I5 Hall Duty 35 Orchestra I5 French 2, 3. 0 EAION, WYLIE HAMILTON-G.J.C.5 Orchestra I' R.O.T.C. 0 EDWARDS, PATRICIA ROMAINE- Pat --G.J.C.5 Jr. Prom. Comm. 25 Welfare 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Uniform Board 35 World Friendship 25 Cine Club I5 Girls' G 3. 0 ELMER, CHERIE MAEvG.J.C.5 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom. 35 Auditorium 3. 0 ERICKSEN, NORMAN ARNE--Frank Wiggins5 Orchestra I5 R.O.T.C. 2, 3. O EVERITT, CECIL. , WINTER GRADUATES '39 0 FERRY, DOLORES MARGARET+ Dee -G.J.C.5 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Newman 35 Tennis 35 Basketball 25 Announcements 3. 0 FINSTAD, LUCILLE-From South Dakota. 0 FONDA, WILLARD CLARK-Washington State5 Orotorical Comm. I, 3: Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom. 35 Sr. Banquet 35 B Football I, 25 B Track 2, 3. 0 FORSTALL, ETHEL MAEgMusic I5 World Friendship I. O FRAMPTON, DOUGLAS. 6 FLJRRY, LOIS LEE-Operetta 35 Commerce I, 25 Music I, 2, 35 Girls' Glee I, 2, 35 Physiology 25 World Friendship 3. Q GILES, VOLNEY RALPH-Oregon State, Vice Pres. Boys' League 3: Hall Duty I, 2, 35 Boys' Service 2, 3: Boys' G 2, 35 49'ers Service 2, 35 A' 'Football I, 2, 35 Track 3. 0 GOSSARD, FRANCES ISABEL- Frankie -Business College5 Monthly Dance 25 Operetta I, 2, 35 Uniform Board I5 Music I5 Girls' Glee I, 2, 35 Girls' Stunt Party 2. 0 GREENE, J. MORGAN. 0 GUZMAN, CHARLES FRANK- Guzzie 5 Oregon State5 Cabinet 35 Newman 35 Student Council 35 Hall Duty 2, 35 Boys' G I, 2, 35 49'ers Service 2, 35 A Football I, 2, 35 A Track 3. 0 HAAK, HENRIETTA LEONA- Reitta -G.J.C.5 Sr. Banquet 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Hall Duty 35 Spanish I, 25 Physiology 35 Tennis 35 Girls' League Welfare 35 Girls' League Friendship 3. 0 HAILS, MARGARET ALLEN- Margot -Stanford5 Hall Duty 25 Explosion 35 Sr. Play 35 Variety Show I5 G.A.A. 2, 35 Girls' Service 35 Uniform Board 25 Scribblers 2, 3. 0 HALLISEY, CECILIA ANN- Cece -Woodbury's5 Sr. Prom. 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Uniform Board I5 Commerce 2, 35 New- man 35 Gym Secretary 25 Tennis 2, 35 Volleyball I. 0 HANSON, BETTE MAE-- Betts -G.J.C.5 Somoac 35 Sons C1 Daughters of Alumni 3. o HARDIE, ROBERT CLYDE- Softie -School Play 35 Sr. Peay 35 s.g.T.C. I5 Spanish 2, 35 Scribblers' 35 World Friend- s ip , , . 0 HEADLEY, ROBERT KENT-Stanford5 Hall Duty I, 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom. 35 Boys' Service I, 25 Library Staff I, 25 49'ers Service 2, 35 Golf Z, 3. 0 HELFRICH, HENRY STANLEY- Hank -Notre Dame5 Hall Duty I, 2, 35 Band I, 25 N.A.S.S. I, 2, 35 Boys' Service I, 2, 35 Football I, 2, 35 Track I, 25 Baseball I, 2, 3. 0 HELMERS, EVELYN MAE- Red -Commerce 3. OHIGHLAND, BETTIE JANE- B.J. -U.C.L.A.5 Hall Duty I, 25 Explosion 35 Sr. Play 35 Jr, Prom. 25 Sr. Banquet 35 Comites I, 27 Commencement Speaker 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Honor I, 2, 3. 0 HOECHLIN, CALVIN ELTON- Heck -Hall Duty I, 25 Cafeteria I, 25 School Play 25 Printers 2, 35 Forum 35 Sr. Prom. 35 B Football I, 2, 35 B Track 2, 35 Jr. Prom. 2. 0 HOFFMANN. DOROTHY JEAN-U.C.L.A.5 Girls' League 35 Sr. Play 35 Comites I5 French 2, 35 Scribblers' 2, 35 Jr. Tableau 2. WINTER GRADUATES '39 O HOFFMAN, MAXINE- Max -G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Spanish 25 Tennis 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball 3. 0 HOWE, RICHARD NORMAN-- Red -U.S.C.5 Boys' Service 2, 35 Operetta 35 Boys' Glee 2, 35 49'ers Service 35 Board of Control 3. 0 IMLER, ADELAIDE JEANNE-U.C.L.A.5 Sr. Play 35 Sr. Prom. 25 Sr3Banquet 35 World Friendship I, 35 Girls' League Wel- are . 6 JELLISON, JEANNETTE. 0 JOHNS, EMILY LOUISE- Emmie -U.C.L.A.5 G.A.A. I, 25 Spanish 25 Volleyball 25 Basketball I. QJOHNSON, IRVING FILLMORE- Whitey -From Minne- sota5 G.J.C.5 49'ers 35 2nd Per. Rep. 2. 9 JONES, ELSIE WADE-Hockaday Women's College, Texas5 Operetta 35 Music I5 Somoac 2, 35 Physiology I5 Girls' Glee 3. 0 KELLY, BARBARA-- Babs -Music I5 Operetta 35 Girls' Glee 2, 3. 0 KENMOUTH, GENEVIEVE THELMA-Berkeley5 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom. 35 Hall Duty 25 Monthly Dance I, 25 Stunt Party 2, 35 Commencement Speaker 35 Somoac 2, 35 French I, 2. 0 KENT, JAYNE- Cleo -Stanford5 HalID uty 35 Explosion Edifog 35 Monthly Dance 35 Philanthropic 35 Board of Con- tro . 9 KING, JACK ELMO-Golf I, 2, 3. 0 KNECHT, CALVIN-- Cal -G.J.C.5 Band I5 Variety 2. 9 LANGER, BARBARA ANN-G.J.C.5 Commerce 25 French 25 G.A.A. I, 25 Uniform Rep. I5 Baccalaureate 3. 0 LAZARE, BERNICE-- Bernie -From Denver, Colo.5 G.J.C. 0 LE FEVRE, WARREN H.-Cabinet 35 Student Council 2, 35 Auditorium 2, 35 Hall Duty I5 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom. 35 49'ers 35 C Basketball I, 25 B Basketball 3. 0 LEWIS, HAL STUART--California5 2nd Per. Rep. I, 35 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr, Prom. 35 Boys' Service 25 Monthly Dance 2, 35 Golf I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Boys' G I, 2, 3. 0 LEWIS, HENRY HARRISON- Harry -Forum l, 25 A Football 2, 35 A Track. 0 LEWIS, VIRGINIA CHRISMAN- Ginny -GJ.C.5 Sr. Prom. 35 G.A.A. I5 Commerce 25 Physiology 35 Volleyball I. 0 LIMBECK, JAMES RUSSELL-G.J.C. 0 LONG, ROBERT JOSEPH-Washington State5 Newman 35 A Football Mgr. 2, 35 A Track Mgr. 3. 0 LOUDON, JAMES V.-Washington State5 Sr. Play 35 Debate 25 Spanish I5 Cine I5 World Friendship 3. WINTER GRADUATES '39 0 LUKENS, RODNEY. 0 LUTTON, JACQUELINE- Jackie --From Junction, Colo.5 G..l.C.5 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom. 35 Commerce 2. 0 MCCAULEY, MILDRED ANN4 MiIIie -Business CoIIege5 Explosion 2, 35 Sec. of League Publicity 35 Operetta 25 Girls' Glee 2,35 A Cappella Choir 2,35 Sec. Legislative Body 3. 0 MCCLELLAND, BILL. lMcCOY, BETTY JANE4 Bets -G.J.C.5 Hall Duty I, 25 Student Bank I, 25 Operetta 35 G.A.A. I5 Girls' Glee 2, 35 Volleyball I. OMCELFRESH, MARY ELIZABETH-Woodbury's5 G.A.A. I5 Tennis I5 Volleyball I5 Hockey I. 0 MacNAIR, HELEN ELIZABETH-RedIands5 Operetta 35 Honor Society 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 25 Girls' Service 2, 35 Variety Show I5 Stunt Party 25 Christmas Program 3. I MAIER, JEANNETTE L.-U.C,L.A.5 Honor Society 35 G,A,A. I5 Comites 2, 35 World Friendship 35 Physiology 35 Board of Control 2. O MARTINDALE, GEORGE NORMAN-G.J.C.5 Honor Society I, 2, 35 French 35 B Football 2, 3. 0 MATTHIESEN, JENS HERBERT- Stlnky eU,S,C.5 Explo- sion 25 Track I5 Sons Er Daughters of Alumni 2, 3. 0 METTERS, MARGARET MARIE- Margie 7San Bernardino J,C.5 Dramatics 35 G,A,A, I, 2, 35 Girls' Service 2, 35 Library Staff 35 Comites I, 25 Volleyball 2. 0 MILHAM, ALBERT WILLIAM-- Sammy - A Basketmall I, 2, 35 A Track 2, 35 Printers I, 25 Projection Crew 35 Football I, 2. I MOFFAT, MARY LOUISE-U.S.C.5 Jr. Prom. 25 G.A.A. 35 Girls' G 35 Scribblers' 35 Tennis I, 25 Badminton 3. 0 MOORE, JACK. 0 MORROW, ROBERTA- Bobbie -U.C.L.A,5 Volleyball I, 2, Speedball I, 2. O MORTON, EVELYN MARY-G.J.C.5 Operetta 35 G.A.A. I, Girls' Glee 2, 3. 0 MOSHER, JANE WINIFRED-U,C.L.A.5 G.A.A. I5 Uniform Board 2, 35 Comites I, 25 French 2, 35 Physiology 35 Four Arts I5 Philanthropic 35 Variety Show 2. 0 MUHLEMAN, ESTHER MAY-L.A.J.C,5 Orchestra 35 G.A,A, I, 2, 35 Physiology 2. 0 MUSACCO, ANN MARIE-G.J.C,5 Cabinet 35 Usher, 2, 35 League Sr. Rep., 35 G.A.A., 2, 35 Girls Service, 35 Girls G , 2, 35 Backward dance, 35 Vice Pres, of class, 25 Stunt Party, 3. 0 MUSACCO, LOUIS RALPH-''Socko -U.C.L,A.5 Cabinet 35 Class Pres. 35 Operetta 35 N.A.S.S. 35 Commerce 35 Boys' G 2, 35 49'ers Service 2, 35 A Football 2, 35 Track 2, 3. O NELSON, VIRGINIA RAE- Ginger -G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Music 25 Tennis 25 Volleyball I5 Speedball I5 Badminton 35 Hockey 2. WINTER GRADUATES '39 I NEWBERRY, ALVIN WILLIAM-G.J.C.5 Comites I5 R.O.T.C. , I . 0 OKAYAMA, JIM HISAO-Diesel Sclfiool5 Hall Duty I, 2, 35 Boys' Service I, 25 Board of Control I, 2, 35 Auditorium Doorman I, 2. OOLIVER, ORVAL-J'Oro -Hall Duty 2, 35 Student Bank 2, 35 Commerce 3. I OSWALD, BOB BEN-Golf 3. 0 OTTO, PAULA RAMONA-G.J.C.5 Hall Duty 2, 35 Orchestra 35 Band I5 G.A.A. I, 2: Girls' Service I5 Music 25 Comites I5 French 2, 35 Variety Show 2. BOWEN, RENIUS, Jr.- Reno -R.O.T.C. I, 2, 35 49'ers Service 3. O POUND, ELEANOR ETI-IEL-Calitornia5 Cabinet 35 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom. 35 Stylus Staff 2, 35 Cine 2, 35 Somoac 2, 35 French I5 Barn Dance 25 Explosion 35 Stage Crew 3. OURADICH, JOHN. O RAINVILLE, JOE-G.J.C.5 Forum 35 Spanish 3. 0 REINHARD, JACK CLIFFORD7 Reiniel'-CaIifornia5 A Football 35 A Track 35 A Basketball 2. 0 REVERDY, RICHARD VICTOR-From North Hollywood High5 Santa Barbara State. 0 RITTENHOUSE, DAVID C. o Roucsisrz, ceoizic JAMES-'fceau- A Fooibaii 2, 3. o ixzlticrixxizos, ANNA MAE-'speed'-G.J.c., Library Staff 1, USIC . I RUNNALS, ZANE NATHALEE-G.J.C.5 Operetta 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Girls' G 35 Girls' Glee 2, 35 Announcement Comm. 35 Tennis I5 Badminton 35 Basketball 2. I SAWVEL, WILLIAM SIMON- Mousey -G.J.C.5 Hall Duty 2, 35 Military Ball 35 R.O.T.C. I, 2, 3. 0 SCHANDEL, ROGER GLENN- Shania -G.J.C. 9 SCHOLEY, ANA LOU- Lulu -Chouinard's5 Vice Pres. of Class I5 Jr. Prom. 25 Monthly Dance 35 Uniform Board I, 25 Spanish I, 25 Somoac I, 2, 35 Girls' League Welfare 2. I SERVICE, PEARL. 0 SHAFFER, CHARLES. o SHETTEI., RALPH EUGENE- Tracy -c.J.c., Hall Duty 1, B Foofbaii 2. WINTER GRADUATES '39 0 SIMLE, MARION-U.C.L.A.5 Girls' League I, 2, 35 Jr. Prom, 25 Comltes I5 Class Treas. 25 Variety Show 25 Stunt Party 2, 35 Sr. Gift Comm. 3. 0 SLEZAK, DOROTHY VIVIAN- Dotty -G.J.C.5 Hall Duty I5 Honor Society I, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Spanish I5 Somoac 2, 35 Tennis 35 Basketball 2. OSMITH, SHIRLEY ,IAIN-L.A.J.C.5 Girls' League I, 2, 35 Class Treas. 27 Variety Show 25 Jr. Prom. 25 Comites I5 ScienceZ2, 35 Honor Society I5 Oratarical Tableau I5 Monthly Dance . OSPENCER, BOB B.gPhilanthropic Comm. I5 Sr. Prom. 35 49'ers Service 2. 0 SPRINGSTEEL, LILLIAN. 0 STODDARD, WILLIAM HUNTINGTON - Bill - G.J,C.5 Ground Duty 35 French 3, Comites I, 2. O STROHMEYER, LEIGH EMIL-G.J.C.5 Hall Duty I, Student Bank I5 French I, 25 R.O.T.C. I5 Basketball 25 Track 2. 0 SWAIN, CONSUELO SARA-J'Connie --From John Marshall, G.J.C.5 Physiology 35 Sr. Prom. 3. 0 SWAISGOOD, JEANNE MARIE- Porky -U.S.C.5 Sr. Gift Comm. 35 Comites I5 Monthly Dance 2, 35 Stunt Party 2, 35 Variety Show 2. 0 SQUIRES, HARRISON ELLSWORTH- Harry -U.C.L.A. O THELIN, HOWARD. 0 THOMPSON, VIRGINIA MARJORIE- Ginnie -College ot Arts G Crafts, Oakland5 Costumes for School Play 2, 35 Make-up for Operetta 3. OTIEDEMAN, JACK-U.S.C.5 Hall Duty 2, 35 Band I, 25 Monthly Dance 2, 35 49'ers Service 35 A Football 2, 35 A Track 2, 3. 0 TINGLE, BETTILOO- Loo -G.J.C.5 Operetta 25 Music I, 2,35 Basketball 25 Girls' Glee 2, 35 Speedball 35 Volleyball 3. 0 UNCKLES, BETTY JANE- B..l. -San Jose State Collegeg Operetta 35 Uniform Board I5 Spanish I, Z5 Girls' Glee 35 Announcement Comm, 3. 0 VOSGIER, BILL, 0 WATSON, SHIRLEY EVELYNA Lee gG..l.C.5 G.A.A. I, 25 Commerce I, 25 Girls' Service I5 Sr. Gift Comm. 35 Hockey I5 Volleyball l5 Speedball 2. 0 WEED, MARY DORTHEA- Dolly May -G.J.C.5 Hall Duty l, 25 Sr. Prom. 35 Uniform Board I, 25 Sr. Announcements 3. 0 WELCH, LORRAINE MARYA- Chickie -Cabinet 3, Stu- dent Bank I5 Commerce 25 G.A.A. I, 25 Physiology 35 Bas- ketball 2. O WEMPLE, EMMET L.w Wemp --A From Mead ScI'iood5 San Jose State5 Somoac 3. O WHELAN, CATHERINE JOAN- Katy -G.J.C.5 Commerce I, 2, 352Spanish I5 Philanthropic Comm. 35 World Friend- ship 1, . F I WINTER GRADUATES '39 0 WIAN, KATHARINE. 9 WILLEY, GERTRUDE- WiIlie -G.J,C.5 Girls' League 35 Operetta 35 Jr. Prom. 25 G.A.A. I5 Girls' Glee 2, 3. 0 WILSON, HARRIETT LOUISE- Willie -Hall Duty I5 Class Song Leader l,2: G.A.A. I, 25 Library Staff I5 World Friend- ship I, 25 Sons G Daughters of Alumni I, 2, 3. 0 WILSON, JAMES KELLEY-Davis Agriculture School5 Band I, 25 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom. 35 Monthly Dance 35 49'ers Service 2, 35 Football I, 2, 35 Baseball 25 Boys' G 2, 3. 0 WINGARD, JOSEPH A.- Joe -G.J.C.5 R.O.T.C. I, 2, 3. 0 WOLCOTT, BETTY JEAN-Chouinard's Art School5 r. Prom. 25 G.A.A. I5 Somoac I, 2, 3. 0 WOODWARD, FRANCES. 0 YOUNG. DAVID AMES- Dave -Hall Duty 35 Cafeteria I, 25 R.O.T.C. 35 Library Staff I, 2. 0 TOEJIEG, ROBERT DONALD- Bob -Cabinet 35 R.O.T.C. 0 BROWN, JAMES HARLAN-University of Oklahoma5 Class Pres. 25 Track 2: Student Body Pres. 35 Jr. Prom. 25 N.A.S.S. 2, 35 Boys' G 2, 35 49'ers 2, 35 Football I, 2, 3. 0 DAVEY, MARGARET ANNE-Redlands5 Class Pres. I5 Girls' League Pres. 35 Sr. Play 35 Oratorical Speaker I5 Girls' Serv- ice 2, 35 Comites I. I ESTERLY, FELICE HELEN- Bugs --Leagu e Friendship 35 Class Sec, I: Hall Duty I5 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Banquet 35 Comites I, 25 Gym Secretary 2. 0 PHILLIPS, RICHARD FRANZ- FIips --From Monrovia Highj Hall Duty 2, 35 Cine 35 Board of Control I, 2, 35 Stage Crew 2, 3. 0 BIGGS, BARBARA. 0 LANDEEN, WILLIAM HUGH-G.J.C.5 B Football 25 A Basketball I5 Golf 3. I SIMPSON, MERLIN STUART--''Simp -Stanford5 Orchestra I5 4E'eiis gervice 35 B Football 3, B Basketball 2, 35 rac , , . 0 CORNELIUS, RICHARD. O FRENCH, JACK HERALD-- Rabbit -Hallt Duty 25 Boys' G 2, 35 Basketball I5 A Baseball I, 2, 3. OQACDONALD, OREN WAYNE- Mac -G.J.C.5 Basketball ,3. 0 KELLY, EDWARD. I PARKER, BELTON. WINTER GRADUATES '39 0 MLJLLER, JAMES B.-Sr, Play 35 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr, Prom. 35 Tennis 2, 3. O STOFFELS, LAMBERTUSf Bert -Forum 2, 3. 0 NORD, CHARLES SEWARD- Chuck''-Occidental5 Class Sec. 25 Hall Duty l5 Jr. Prom, 25 2nd Per. Rep. 35 Explosion Staff 35 Forum I, 2, 35 French l, 2, 35 A Track 2, 3. 0 BROWNE, BARBARA RUTH- Toots -From Manual Arts5 Hall Duty l, 25 Cafeteria 15 Dramatics 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Library 25 Comites l, 25 Physiology 2. 0 EIGHMY, BETTY ALICE-G.J.C.5 Hall Duty 25 Jr. Prom. 25 Comites i5 French 25 Cine Club 25 Board of Control 2. 0 BUTTERFIELD, HOWARD WALLACE- Cups -G..l.C.5 Or- Ehestrg 35 g3and l, 2, 35 Ground Duty i5 Spanish 2, 35 ,O.T. .l, . e MOULDER, LESTER THOMAS- Les''-Washington State5 Hall Duty I5 Board of Control i5 A Football I, 25 49'ers Service 3. 0 VORWICK, SHIRLEY WRIGHT-From Detroit, Michigan5 G.J.C,5 French l, 25 Auditorium Helper 3. 0 BRIXEY, ELIZABETH-Santa Barbara State5 Jr. Prom. 25 Sr. Prom, 35 Reg. Dress l, 25 Sr. Banquet 35 Variety Show 2. 0 STILLMAN, ROBERT. O WALKER, LYNN PHILLIPS- Villain -LJ.S,C.5 Cabinet l5 Explosion 2, 35 Shakespearean Contest l5 School Play 2, 35 Track l, 25 R.O.T.C. l, 2, 35 Forum l, 2, 35 Sr. Play 35 Cine 2. O SHERIDAN, FRANCIS EUGENE- Mannie -Notre Dame5 Class Pres. 25 Track l, 35 Student Council l, 2, 35 Cabinet 35 N.A.S3S. 2, 35 A Football 2, 35 49'ers Service 2, 35 Boys' HGH 2' n SUMMER OFFICERS DUAN E COOPER President A qw DOROTHY TERRILL EVA PELLECRINI LILA FOX S UMMER GRADUATES '39 ACTON, RAYMOND E.- Ack , West Point, Explosion Staff, 35 Printers, I, 2, World Friendship, I, 2, Cine, 3, Track, I, 2, 3. ALLEN, BETTY EILENE-Woodbury Business College, Hall Duty, 2, Commerce, 2, 3, World Friendship, 3. ALLINGTON, LOIS JEAN-From Wymore High, G.J.C., Girls Glee, 3. ANDERSON, BETTY LOUISE-G.J.C., Operetta, 2, Corn- merce, 2, Music, 2, 3, World Friendship, 2, Girls Glee, 2. ANDERSON, WILLIAM JOHN- Andy , To Davis, Sr. Play, 3, A Capella, 2, 3, Boys Glee, 2, R.O.T.C., I, 49'ers Service, 3, Variety Show, I: Student Bank, I. ANDREWS, James ANDREWS, SUZANNE-Chouinards, 2nd Per. Rep. I, 2, Stylus Staff, 35 Explosion Staff, 3, Monthly Dance, I, 2, French, I, Head Song Leader, 2, Physiology, 3 Dress, 3. ANSPACH, KENNETH ELDRED- Ken , Cal Tech, Pub. Address Crew, 2, 3, Band, I, 2, Honor Society, 2, 3, I5 Variety Show, IJ Chess Club, I. ANTUNEZ, ARMAND E.-M Armie , U.S.C., Cabinet, 2, 3, Boys' League, 2, N.A.S,S., 2, 3, Boys G , 2, 3, 49'ers Serv- ice, 2, 3, Football, 2, 3, Track, I, 2, 3, Hall Duty, 3, , Reg. Radio, ARMSTRONG ERIC AUBREY-L.A.C.C., Cabinet, 3, Stylus Staff, 3: Sr. Play, 3, Football, I, 25 49'ers Service 2, 3, Scribblers', 3, Monthly Dance, 2, 3, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom 3, Board of Control, 3, Barn Dance, 3. ASHBY, BETTYE MAEW Ash , Stanford, Sr. Prom, 3, Jr. Prom, 2, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Uniform Board, 2, Girls G , 2, 3, Hockey, I, Basketball, 2, Tennis, 3. BABCOCK, JAMES HULL- Jimmie , Oregon, Explosion Staff, 3, Honor Soc. 3, Spanish, 2, C Football, 3, C Track, 3: C Basketball, 3. BACON, MARY JEAN-Hall Duty, I, 2, 3, Orchestra, 3, Jr. Prom. 2, Music Club, I, Comites, I, Board of Control, 3. BROWN, BILL BAILEY, MARION E.-Wheaton, Illinois, Cabinet, 3, Girls' League, 3, Band, I, 2, Debate, 3, Oratorical, I, 2, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Forum, 2, 3, Orchestra, 3. BAKER, ROBERT BAKKENSON, BENNETTf.'fBea'f, Tennis, 3. BALDING, GEORGE BARKER, MARION LEE-G.J.C. BARNES, JOHN SAMUEL- Johnny , To California, Sr. Class Treas., 3, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, Forum, 3, Scrib- blers, 2, 49'ers Service, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Newman, 3, BARTLETT, UVONE FENTON- Cupid , From John Mar- shall, Night School, Girls Glee, 3. SUMMER GRADUATES '39 0 BARTON, KEITH FRANK- Peter , From Huntington Park, Operetta, 2, A Capella, 3, Boys Glee, 2, Cantata, 3. 0 BAUMGARTNER, PEGGY JEAN- Peg , Cincinnatti Con- servatory, Student Bank, l, Operetta, 2, Cantata, 3, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Music, i, Girls Glee, 3, Tennis, 3, Speedball, 2. 0 BEDFORD, ROBERT LEWIS- Bob , G.J.C., Cafeteria, i, Band, I, 2. 0 BELL, MARILYN LOUISE--G.J.C., Hall Duty, i, Uniform Board, 2, World Friendship, l, Girls Glee, 3. O BENEPE, JEANNETTA- Bennie', From Beverly High, Ari- zona College, Explosion Staff, 3, Sr. Play, 3, French, 3. 0 BENNETT, LOIS RUTH-From Hollywood High, G.J.C., Sr. Prom Comm., 3. 0 BENTLEY, RUTH - O BETRY, DUANE C.- Bet , G.J.C., Baseball, l, 2, 3. 0 BETTS, BARBARA ANN- Bains , G.J.C. 0 BIERMA, SARAH LUCILE- Serie , G.J.C., Band, I, G.A.A., I, Girls Ser., 2, Library Staff, l, 2, 3, Music, I, 2, 3, Forum, 3, Verse Book Editor, 3, French l, 2, Scribblers, I, 2, 3. 0 BILLINGS, JUANITA O BLACKWELL, NAN MARIE 0 BLAKEY, REBECCA SUE- Susie , G.J.C., Girls League, 3,' Comites, l: Sr. Class Secretary, 3, Sr. Prom Com., 3, G.A.A., i. 0 BLANCHARD, ELEANORE J,-G.J.C., Variety Show, l, 2 0 BOBIER, LOIS MARIEE Lo , G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Girls 3, Cine, l, World Friendship, 2, Tennis, Z, Volleyball, 2, Hockey, l, 3. 0 BOGGS, MAYETTA- Mazie , Girls Glee, 3. O BOWLES, TED O BRASK, ELEANORE- EI , G.J.C., G.A.A., i, Stunt Party Com., l, Comites, l, Somoac, 3. 0 BRIGGS, JACK-G,J.C., Jr. Prom Com., 2, Sr. Prom, 3, Barn Dance, 3, Monthly Dance, 3, R.O.T.C., l, 2, 3, Rifle Team, I, 2, 3, Boys' G , 3. O BRIGGS, JEANNETTE AGNES- Briggsie , Vassar, Ground Duty, l, Debate, I, Explosion Staff, 3, Girls Service, l, 2, World Friendship, l. 0 BRINKER, JOHN LOUIS-From Inglewood, G.J.C., Forum, l, 2, R,O.T.C., l, 2, 3. S O il Q UMMER GRADUATES '39 BROWER, BETTY JANE- Bets , Sawyer Business, Girls' League, I, Student Bank, I, 2, Girls Glee, 3. BROWN, BARBARA-Orchestra, lg G.A.A., 2, 3, Uniform Board, 3, Music, I, French, I, 2, Girls Glee, 3, Tennis, 3, Basketball, 2, Hockey, 3. BROWN, BRUCE O.-- Tarzan , Dramatics, I, Somoac, 2, Boys' Service, I. BROWN, BRUCE L. BRUDENELL, CELESTINE MARIE- Cele , University of Hhawaiig Dramatics, 3, Operetta, 2, Music, 2, World Friend- s ip, l. BUEI-INER, ROBERT RAY- Bob , Nebraska University, Barn Dance, 3, Track, I, 3. BUNTON, VIRGINIA ALBERTA- Bunny , From Redondo High, G.J.C., Girls Glee, 3. BURGIN, JEANNETTE- Sweetpea , From New Mexico, G.J.C., Student Bank, 3, Commerce, 3. BURRIS, JOHN BURNETT, KATHERINE VIRGINIA- Burr , Cine, I, World Friendship, I, Barn Dance, I, 2, Monthly Dance, 2, 3, 2nd Period Rep., I, 2, 3. BURTON, SHIRLEY M.- Berty , Student Bank, I, 2, 3, Uniform Board, 3, BUSCH, LUCILLE ELIZABETH- Lu , Woodbury Business College, Cantata, 3, Commerce, 2, 3, Girls Glee, 3, 2nd Per. Rep., 3. BUSWELL, OMAH LA VON- Judy , From Santa Rosa High, G.J.C., G.A.A., I, 2, Library Staff, I, French, I, Volleyball, I, 2. BYARD, WILLIAM KIBLER- Bill , G.J.C. CARDINALE, JOSEPHINE ANN- Jo , Beauty College, Girls' League, 35 Tennis, l, Hockey, 2, 3. CAREY, ELIZABETH ANN--From Fort Peck High, G.J.C., Hall Duty, 3, Forum, 2, 3, Girls' Service, 3, French, 2, 3. CASSIDY, JOE HENRY- Hopalong , Cafeteria, I, 2, R.O.T.C., I, 2. CATHCART, LOUISE ESTHER-G,J.C., Hall Duty, 2, Co- mites, l, 2, 3, R,O.T.C. Sponsor, 2, 3, World Friendship, 2. CLARK, MARGUERlTE4 Margie , G.J,C. CLARK, VIRGINIA LOUISE- Ginny , U.C.L.A., Explosion Staff. 3, Ushers, 3, Honor Society, l, 2, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Music, I, Spanish, 2, Girls G , 3, Tennis, I, Badminton, 3. CLENARD, ART SUMMER GRADUATES '39 0 COCHRAN, JOY ELIZABETH- Cocl4y , G.J.C., Honor So- ciety, 3, G.A.A., lg Girls' Service, 2, 3, Spanish, 3. 0 COFFEY, PATRICIA- Pat , Glendale Business Collgee, G.A,A., 2, 35 Commerce, 2, Girls' Glee, 3. 0 COLEMAN, MARGARET LUCILLE-J'Pe-te , Woodbury Busi- ness College, World Friendship, 3, Commerce, 3. B COLEMAN, MARJORIE NITA LEE- Marge , San Jose State, Cafeteria, l, 2, 3, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, Sr. Class Secretary, 3, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 2, 3. 9 COOPER, DUANE COURTNEY-i C00p , From N. Dakota, Sr. Class Pres., 3, Ground Duty, 2, Sr. Play, 2, Orchestra, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, Monthly Dance, 3, Boys G , 2, 3. 0 CORMACK, DOUG 0 CRAMMER, EUGENE 0 CRANE, LEONARD BARNES4 Master , Hall Duty, l, 2, 3: R.O.T.C,, l, 2, 3. 0 CRAWFORD, JUNE-Bere-keley, Usher, 3, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Spanish, 2, 3, Physiology, 2, Girls G , 3, Speedball, 2, Hockey, 3. 0 CROSSMAN, BARRY 0 CROWELL, MARJORIE LEE- Marge , From Pasadena, P.J.C., G.A.A., 3, Uniform Board, 3, Basketball, 3. 0 DABELL, OTIS 0 DARLINGTON, BETTY LOU-- Lou 0 DAVEY, EMMIE SUE- Susie , Wheaton, Ill., Class Song Leader, 2, Forum, 2, 3, Operetta, 2, Band, l, 2, Oratorical, l, 2, 3, G.A.A., l, Z, 3, Uniform Board, l, Music, l, 2. 0 DAVIDSON, DARLENE 0 DAWSON, LA VERNE MARCILLE-Cafeteria, 2, Student Bank, 2, Commerce, 2, 3. 0 DE MENT, LEIGHTON DANTZLER- Late , G.J.C., Stu- dent Bank, 3, Boys Glee, 3, 49'ers Service, 3, Basketball, 3, Tennis, 3, Boys G 3, A Cappella, 3. 0 DEWEY, RICHARD ALLEN- Dick , From La Crescenta, G.J.C., Track, l, 2, 3. 0 DlNWIDDlE, BETTY ELINOR- Swiss , G.J.C., Music, l, 3, Girls Glee, 3, World Friendship, 2, 3. 0 DOBBRATZ, JOHN FRANKe- Dobbie , Sawyers Business, Hall Duty, I, Student Bank, 3, Honor Society, 3, Com- merce, 2g Boys Ser., 2. 0 DODD, BETTY LOU- Blondie , From Hoover High. :L SUMMER GRADUATES '39 0 DOW, JAMES 0 DOWNS, DOROTHY ANNA- Dot , Commerce, I, 2. 0 DUNCAN, GENEVIEVE O EDDY, ROGER CLAYTON- Roge , G.J.C., Aulditorium Helper, 2, Sr. Play, 3, Shakespeare Contest, 3, Forum, 3, Track, 2: Tennis, 3. 0 EICHENHOFER, BILL- icky , Basketball, 3, Tennis, 3, Baseball, 3. 0 ELLETT, RICHARD DENTLER- Dick , N. Mexico School of Mines, French, I. I ELLIOCTT, MEREDITH EVA-- Merry , From Marshall High, .J. . 0 ELLIS, MARGARET V. R.- Peggy , San Diego State, Stylus Staff, 3, Explosion Staff, 3, Graduation Committee, 3, Monthly Dance Committee, 2, 3, Girls' Stunt Party, I, Spanish Club, I, 2. 0 ELY, PHYLLIS MARCIA- Pl1yl , G.J.C., G,A,A., 3, Uni- foiirn 3Board, 2, World Friendship, 3, Physiology, 3, Volley- ba , . 0 ENTREKIN, EDWARD EARL-Monthly Dance, 3, Military Ball Comm., 3, R.O,T.C., I, 2, 3. I EWING, REBA MARGARET- Margie , From Oklahoma. I EYRAUD, COLBERT O FAIRWEATHER, WILLIAM GEORGE- Fag , Oregon, Ex- plosion Staff, 3, Boys' Service 3, Barn Dance 3, Comites, 2, Basketball, 2, 3. C FELIX, JOSEPHINE CARMEN- Josie , Art Center, Hall Duty, I, 4 Arts, I, Uniform Board, I, 2, 3, World Friend- ship, 2, 3: Nature Club, 3. I FENTON, MARIJANE- Cub , Oklahoma University, Sr. Prom, 3, G,A,A., 2, 3, Gym. Sec., 2, 3, Comites, 2, World Friendship, 2, 3, Physiology, 3, Badminton, 3. 0 FERRARO, ROSE MARY-- Red Skin , Hall Duty, I, Uni- form Board, 2, 3, World Friendship, 3, Sr. Prom, 3, 2nd Per. Rep., I: Usher, 2. 0 FLEMING, KATHLEEN PATRICIA-From Fairfax High, G.J,C.,: Sr. Tableaux, 3, Hall Duty, 3. 0 FOLBRE, BILL CLARENCE-U.S.C., N.A.S.S., 2, 3, Sr. Prom, 3, Spaniih, 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 2, 3, Football, 3, Basket- ball, I, , 3. 0 FOWLER, SHELTON LANDON- Boscoe , G.J.C., Hall Duty, I, Operetta, I, Boys Glee, 3, Printers, 2, A Cappella, 3, Cantata, 3. 0 FOX, LILA JUNE- Foxy , Philadelphia Conservatory of Music, Operetta, 2, Class Treas., 3, Girls Glee, 3, G.A.A., 2, 3, Jr. Prom, 2, Monthly Dance, 3, Uniform Board, 3, Library Staff, I. 0 FRAZAR, DON S UMM E R GRADUATES '39 FREEMAN, HAROLD BROWN-'Orchestra, 2, 3, Band, l, Monthly Dance, 3, R.O.T.C., l, 2, 3. FULWILER, EDWARD RICHARD--G.J.C., Operetta, l, 2, 3, Music, l, Forum, 3, Boys Glee, l, 2, 3, A Cappella, 3, Va- riety Show, I, 2, Stage Crew, 3. FUNK, MARJORIE JEAN- Margie , From Washington High, J. C., World Friendship, 3, G.A.A,, 3, Physiology, 3, Volleyball, 3. FURST, THOMAS MARTIN JR.-Boys' League, 3, Class Treas., 3, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 9, Monthly Dance, 3, iEl.!it.S.S., 2, 3, Football, 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 3, Boys G , GAGE, KATHRYN OLIVE- Kay Gee , Business College, Commerce, 2, 3, Music, I, Sr. Prom, 3, 2nd Per. Rep., I, 2, Stylus Staff, 3. GAGNON, MARY ANN- Nan , Commerce, 3. GAINES, KENNETH PAUL- Kenny , Oregon University, Explosion Staff, 3, Sr. Play, 3: Cine, 2, 3, Track, 2, 3, Legislature, 3. GALE, ETHEL MAE-f Tootsie , Fergus Falls High, G.J.C. GALLAGHER, JIM GARVER, MARGIE ANN- Marge , Decatur High, Cabi- net, 2, 2nd Per. Rep., 2, Student Bank, l, 2, Girls Service, 2, Monthly Dance, 3. GARY, JOHN CARSON- Johnny , G.J.C., Hall Duty, 3, Monthly Dance, 3, R.O.T.C. Ball, 3, Boys' Service, 3, Li- brary Staff, 2, R.O.T.C., I, 2, 3. GIBBS, ALICE- Gibbsie , Occidental, Explosion Staff, 3, Spanish, 2, Scribblers', 2. GIFFIN, FRANCES GLADDEN, CORRINE JOAN- Corky , From Min., G.J.C., Spanish, 3, Physiology, 3. GOODFELLOW, CECELIA JOY- Cec , Woodbury College, 2nd Per. Rep., 2, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Commerce, 2, 3, Gym gec., 23 Hockey, 2, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, Girls' Stunt arty, . GOODMAN, GEORGIA BETTY- Georgia , U.s.c., French, 1. GOTHARD, LEEALTA- Lee , Dramatics, 2, 3, G.A.A., l, Debate, 3, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, Forum, 3, Physiology, 2. GOTZ, ANITA GRAYBAR, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH-Business College, Stu- dent Bank, 2, 3, Honor Society, 3, Commerce, 2, 3, Comites, l. EROVER, CLAIRE EVELYN-G.J.C., OTperetta, 2, Girls' ee, . GROVER, MARGARET ELlZABETH- Margie , Pomona College, French, l, World Friendship, 3. SU MM ER GRADUATES '39 GROVES, BETTE JUNE- Cherakee , Bacone College, Girls' League, 3, Commerce, 2, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 2nd Per. Rep., 2, 3: Tennis, lj Basketball, 2, Hockey, 3. HADLEY, JUNE ELIZABETH- Junie , G.J.C., Library Staff, I, 2, Commerce, 2, 3, HAGENJOS, ANN LYDIA- Annie , G.J.C., Comites, I, French, 2, World Frnendship, 3. HAILEY, MILLIE-From Dalhart High, G.J.C., Football, 2, 3, Baseball, 3. HAMMER, DORENA ERNESTINE-'Denna , Dramatics, 2, 3, 4 Arts, 2, Stunt Party, I, Jr. Prom, Z, Monthly Dance, 3, Legislature, 3. HARRIS, MARION JANET- Rusty , G,J.C., Library Staff, l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee, 3, Scribblers', 2, 3. HARRIS, MARJORIE PEARL- Marge , G.J.C., Spanish, 2, 3, Physiology, 3. HART, CLAUDIA BEATRICE- Claude , Dramatic School, G.A.A., 2, 3, Commerce, 3, Girls G , 3, Tennis, 3, G,A,A, Board, 3. HARVEY, GORDON CARL HASELFELD, LOUIS JOHN-G..l.C., Basketball, I, 2, 3. HEDGE, BILLYE JEANNE-G,J.C., Explosion Staff, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Tennis, I, Spanish, 3, Badminton, 3, Basketball, 2. HELMICK, RICHARD HEPPLEWHITE, BETTY HERNDON, BETTY ANN-U.C.L.A., Explosion Staff, 3, G.A.A., I, Song Leader, 3, French, I, 2, Hockey, I, Dra- matics, 2. HESTER, JOE A.-California, Explosion Staff, 3, Band, I, Jr. Prom, 2, Cine, 2, 3, Football, I, 2, 3, Track, 2, 3, Swimming, 2, 3. HICKS, HOWARD ARTHUR- Howie , G.J.C., Boys G , 2, 3, Basketball, I, 2, 3, Track, l, 2. HILL, ROBERT WILSON-J'Bob , From Mass., West Point, Honor Society, 3, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 3. HILTON, FRANCES CATHERINE- Frankie , G.A.A., I, 2, 3: Uniform Board, I, Spanish, I, 2: World Friendship, I, Girls G , 2, 3, Tennis, 3, Hockey, I, Basketball, 2. HINES, FAROLDINE VIRGINIA- Garri , G.J.C., G.A.A., 2, 3, Commerce, 3, Tennis, 2, Hockey, 3. HINTON, ANN ELIZABETH- Annie , G.J.C., Hall Duty, 3, Music, 2: Girls Glee, 3: Scribblers', 2, 3. HOBACK, DAWN FRANCES- Ginger , G.J.C., Explosion Staff, 33 Ushers, 35 Monthly Dance, 3: G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Uniform Board, I, 3, Spanish, 2, 3, Girls G , 3, Tennis, 33 Basketball, 2. S UMMER GRADUATES '39 HOBDEN, ROBERT WARREN- Bob , From Eagle Rock, Technology lnstitute, Forum, 3. HODDER, WAYNE KASSELL-Cal Tech, Honor Society, 3, Radio Club, l. HODNEFIELD, WESLEY HOEFT, EDITHA ANN- Eddy , U.S.C., Jr, Prom, 2, Sr, Prom, 3, Hall Duty, l, Grils Stunt, l, Monthly Dance, 2, G.A.A., l. HORNEY, WILMA WINIFRED-Occidental, Explosion Staff, 3, Sr. Prom, 3, G.A.A., l, 2, 3: Spanish, 2, Girls G , 3, Tennis, 35 Baseball, 2, Volleyball l. HOWARD, CHARLOTTE HOWE MARY EVELYN-G.J.C., Library sfaff, 1, 2, 3. HOWLAND, SEYMQRE HUSELY, DOROTHY ELEANORE--V- Dow , From North Bend High, Oregon. JACKSON, WESLEY JOHNSTON, MOLLY LOU-G.J.C., Student Council, 2, Drum Maior, I, 2, 35 Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, Uniform Board, 2, Girls Glee, 3, Music, l, 2. JOHNSTON, ROBERT HARMAN- Bob , U.S.L.A., Explo- sion Staff, 3, Spanish, 2. JONES, BEVERLYfG.J.C., Cabinet, 3, Hall Duty, 2, Ex- plosion Staff, 3, Monthly Dance, 3, Barn Dance, 3, Honor Society, l, 2, 3, Commerce, 3, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 3. JONES, EVELYN JONES, MARY KAMBSTAD, DARRELL J.- Kam , U.S.C., Debate, 3, lilonor Society, l, 2, 3, Forum, 3, Scribblers', 3, Basketball, , 3. KANAGY, WARREN HARDING-From San Diego, Colorado State, Football, 3, Track, l, Baseball, l, 2. KASE, MARY--G.J.C., Student Bank, l, 3, Honor Society, 3, Commerce, 2, 3, Monthly Dance, 3, Comites, l, R.O.T,C. sponsor, 2, 3. KEELEY, CLYDE JOSEPH-G.J.C., Ground Duty, l, New- man, 3, R.O.T.C., l, 2, 3. KEPHART, JUNE LOIS-- Keppy , Business College, Music, 2. KESSINGER, BILL W.- Red , From Kansas, Pomona Col- lege, Track, 3. SUMMER GRADUATES '39 I KIMBLE, BOB 0 KLANN, ANNA CHRlSTlNE- Annie , Woodbury's, Uni- form Board, l, Commerce, 2, 3. 0 KLINE, JEANNE LOUISE- Jeannie , Santa Barbara State, G.A.A., 2, Physiology, 3, Commerce, 2. 0 KNOXj DAVID N.- Dave , P.J,C., Cafeteria, 2, Track, l, 2, . 0 KOCHER, PETE 0 KREUTEL, WARREN DALE-Frank Wiggins Trade School, Stylus Staff, 3, Explosion Staff, 3, Sr. Prom, 3, Printers, l, 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 2, 3, Track Manager, l. O KREUTER, CARL HENRY-From Los Angeles, G.J.C., 49'ers Service, 3, Tennis, 2, 3. 0 LA FLEUR, GEORGE 0 LALLY, MYRTLE A.- Myrt , Wo0dbury's, Student Bank, I, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Girls G , Tennis, 3, Basketball, l, Speedball, 2. 0 LA LONDE, GORDON A.- Gord , J.C., Sr. Tableau, 3, Class Play, 3, Sr. Prom, 3, Class Yell Leader, 2, Library Staff, 2. O LAMBERMONT, DOROTHY MAE- Lambie : Chouinards, French, l, Jr. Prom, 2, Somoac, 3, World Friendship, 3, Jr. Commissioner, 2. OLAVIGNE, DELBERT W,- Del , U.S.C., Somoac, 3, 49'ers Service, 3. 0 LEACH, ETTA LEE- Eddie , Monthly Dance, 3, Sr. Prom, 3, Class Song Leader, 3, G.A.A,, l, 2, 3, Physiology, 2, Tennis, 3, Basketball, 2. O LEIDORF, JOHN CONRAD-- Swede , California, Boys' League, 2, Boys G , 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 3, Football, 1, O LE FEVRE, RUTH- Ruthie , Business School, Cabinet, 3, Student Council, 3, Somoac, 2, World Friendship, 2, 3, Girls G , 2, 3, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Sr. Prom, 3, Backward Dance, 3. 0 LESHER, EVELYN 0 LIBBY, RUSSELL RALPH-G.J.C., 49'ers Service, 2, 3. O LILIENTHAL, WILLIAM ALBERT- Bill , Stanford. 0 LINDSEY, CHARLOTTE LYNN--Business College, World Friendship, l, 2, 3, Nature Club, 3, Uniform Board, 2. O LITTLE, VIRGINIA LEE- Virgie Lee , From Burbank, Woodbury's, Sr. Prom, 3, Commerce, 3. 0 LOBAN, LAURENCE NEWELL- Larry , G.J.C,, Debate, 3, Library Staff, 2, 3, Forum, 2, 3. FN S 0 O O UMMER GRADUATES '39 LONGFIELD, ALICE LUCILLE- Allie Lou , Music, I, Christmas Program, 2, 3, Cantata, 3. LOOMIS, JENNIE LEE- Jen , Washingtton State, Cornites, I, Ushers, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Hockey, I, Basketball, 2, Badminton, 3. LOWERRE, MARY BESS- Sammy , G.J.C.: Jr. Prom, 2, ar. Prgm, 3, Cine, 2, World Friendship, 2, 3, 2nd Per. ep., . LUND, JACK MADDEN, JOAN- Joe , G.J.C. MAGUIRE, CAROLYN-G.J.C., Cafeteria, l, 2, Operetta, 2, Cantata, 3, Music, I, 2, 3, G.A.A., 2, 3, Spanish, 3, Vol- leyball, I, Tennis, 2. MAIERS, GLORIA LEONA MAE- Zilcl-i , G.J.C., Operetta, 2, G.A.A., I, 2, Music, I, French, 2, Physiology, 3, A Cap- pella, 3, Basketball, I, 2nd Per. Rep., 3. MANNING, HARRY ' MARLATT, ROBERT- Bob , G.J.C, Track, 2, 3. MARTIN, ANITA PEARL- Peggy , G.J.C., G.A.A., 3, Basketball, 3, Physiology, 3. MARTIN, GUY A.-2nd Per. Rep., I, 2, 49'ers Service, 3, Track, 3. QNSQRTIN, CATHARINE MARY-Operetta, I, 2, Girls Glee, MARUYAMA, YURIKOA-Honor Society, 2, 3, G.A,A., I, 2 3' Girls' Service 2' Commerce 2' Comites, I, Girls G , 32 Tennis, 35 voiieyaali, ig Basketball, 2. MATTHEWS, MELLE MATTHIESEN, GRACE ELAINE-G.J.C., Sr. Commissioner 3, Uniform Board, 2, 3, Comites, I, Chips Club, I, 2, 3. MCALLISTER, GEORGE MCBRI DE, MARGARET MCBRIDE, MARY KAY-From Immaculate Heart, U.C.L.A. World Friendship, 2, 3, Physiology, 2, 3. MCCHESNEY. RODERICK - Rod , Occidental, Boys League, 3, Debate, 2, N.A.S.S., 3, Spanish, 2, 3, Forum, 3 Scribblers', 3, Track, 2, 3, Znd Per. Rep., 3. MCCOMB, ROBERTA LOIS- Bertie , U.C.L.A., Honor So- ciety, I, 2, 3, Girls' Service, 2, Girls Glee, 3, Comites, I French, 2, 3, Student Assembly, 3. MCDONNELL, JANE ALICE- Janiekums , G.J.C., Sr. Prom 3, World Friendship, 3, Cine, I. r I SUMMER GRADUATES '39 0 MCFARLAND, JOHN MALCOLM-U.C.L.A., Hall Duty, l, Student Bank, 3, Track, 2, Football, 3, Commerce, 2. 0 MCKEEMAN, BOB I MCKNIGHT, JERRALEE- Jerrie , U.C.L.A., Jr. Prom, 2, Monthly Dance, 2, G.A.A., I, 2, Somoac, 3, Volleyball, l, Basketball, 2, Stunt Party, l, Uniform Board, 3. 0 MCOSKER, WINIFRED M.- Wynne , Washington' Hall Duty, l, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, Reg. Dress, l, 2, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, World Friendship, l, Physiology, 3, Girls G , 2, 3. O MCRAE, MARGARET EMMELINE- Margie , G.J.C., G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Spanish, 2, Girls G , 3, Tennis, 3, Basketball, l, Speedball, 2. 0 SEHLQ DOLORES A.- DeDe , Cafeteria, l, Music, I, Girls ee, . 0 MEIKLEJOHN, BILL 0 METZGUS, BETSY LANE- Becky , Music l, 2, Operetta, 2, Girls Glee, 2, A Cappella, l, 2, 3. O MILLEN, YVONNE BERNICE-Business College, Hall Duty, I, Commerce, 2. 0 MITCHELL, MARGARET ALBRA-Floral Technology, Ush- ers, 2, 3, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, G.A.A., l, 2, 3: Somoac, L,l2,33, Tennis, l, Girls G , 2, 3, Badminton, 2, Speed- a , . 0 MITTRY, LUCILLE- Lou , Woodbury's, Girls' League, 2, Spanish, 2. I MOELLER, RICHARD JOHN- Dick , From iowa, G.J.C., Ground Duty, 3. 0 MONTGOMERY, ADELAIDE ABNEY- Laddie , Louisiana State, Sr. Prom, 3, G.A.A., l, Explosion Staff, 3, French, l, 2, Variety Show, l. 0 MOODY, BARBARA VIOLA- Barbie , Occidental, Hall Duty, 3, Dramatics, 3, Spanish, l, 2, Welfare Comm., 3. 0 MOORE, MARY AMES O MORRISON, NANCY ELLEN-From Beverly Hills High, Cabinet, 3, Class Play, 2, 3, Girls' Service, 3, Commerce 2, 3, Barn Dance, 2, 3, Jr. Prom, 3. 0 MORTIMER, ELIZABETH JANE- Bebe , U.S.C., Girls' League, 3, Stylus Staff, 3, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Uniform Board, l, 2, Library Staff, 2, Girls G , 2, 3, Explosion Staff, 3, Monthly Dance, 2. 0 MOULTON, CARL 0 MOUNTAIN, FIONA DOREEN-- Fi , From Fairfax, G,J.C., G.A.A., 2, 3, French, 2, 3, Girls' Service, 3, Speedball, 2, Tennis, 3. 0 NADER, GEORGE-Occidental, Hall Duty, l, 2, Stage Crew, 2, 3, Honor Society, 2, 3, Operetta, 2, Comites, l, Somoac, l, 2, 3, Cine, 2, Scribblers' 2, 3. 0 NAGAHAMA, MIRIKO-lFrom John Marshall High, G.J.C., Hall Duty 2, Tennis, 3, Commerce, 3. s Rei' isa? 'Z -1. 'li 1 xi M nfs 1151 5g.,xQb'2', . +f,m,.,,, 5 we-'.f:r --new-szri . uiialm .fx SU MMER GRADUATES '39 NALE, BARBARA JUNE-U.C.L.A.: Honor Society, I, 2, G.A.A., If Girls' Service, 3, Forum, 35 Spanish, 3, Basket- ball, I, Uniform Board, 2, Oratorical Tableaux, 3. NELSON, GAIL- Windy , Occidental, Ushers, 2, 3, Ora' torical, 2,1 Dramatics, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Music, I, Spanish, 2, Girls G , 2, 3, Tennis, I, Hockey, 3. NELSON, LOIS JEANE-G.J.C., G.A.A., 2, 3, Comites, 2, 3, Physiology, 3, Tennis, 3. NEW, ROBERT JAMES- Bob NICKELL, CHARLES N.- Chuck , Stanford, World Friend- ship, 2, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3. NICHOLSON, LUCILE ALICE- Lu , From Washington, Physiology, 3. NORDMAN, HARRIETT-G.J.C., Hall Duty, If G.A.A., I, 2, 3, World Friendship, 2, Volleyball, I, Tennis, 2, Hockey, 2, NORRIS, MARTHA HELEN- Mart , G.J.C., Girls' League, I, Nature Club, If Scribblers', 2, 3, A Cappella, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Girls' Service, I, Music, I, Ushers, 2, 3, Sr. Prom, 3. NUDD, BARBARA LOUISE-California, Girls' League, I, 2, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Spanish, I, 2, Girls G , 2, 3, Hail Duty, I, Usher, 3, Jr. Prom, Z, Speedball, I, Hockey, 2, Basketball, 3. ODENTHAL, NORMA W.-G.J,C., Honor Society, I, G.A.A, I, 2, 3, Spanish, 2, Girls G , 3, Tennis, I, Basketball, 2, Hockey, 3. OHRMUND, ORRIS WAYNE- Bud , Davis Agriculture School, Cine, 2, 3. OTIS, GENEVIEVE ETHEL- Genny , G.J.C., Operetta, 2, Music, 3: Girls Glee, I. PADGETT, HARRIETT DIANE- Hattie : P.J.C.' V'c1 Prfs, of Class, 2, Jr. Prom, 2, Hall Duty, 3, School Play, 3, Stunt Party, I, 2. PALMER, PEGGY JANE-Oregon University? From Grant High, Sr. Play, 35 Honor Society, 2, 35 Girls' Service, 3' Library Staff, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, PEISKER, LAWRENCE EDWARD- Pike , G.J.C., Cine, l. PELLEGRINI, EVA KATHERINE-U.C.L.A.g Cabin'-H I 3' Girls' League, 2. 35 Forum, I, 2, 3, Spanish. I: Gir's Glee, I, 2, Jr. Prom, 2, A Cappella, 2, 3, Monthly Dance, I, 2, 3' Explosion, 3. PERRY, KAY ELIZABETH-G.J.C., Cabinet, 3: Studrns Council, 2, Grils' Service, 3: Monthly Dance, l, 2 3' Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, Reg. Dress, 2, Sr. Play, 3, G.A.A., I 2, 3, Barn Dance, 3. PERRY. RUTH REBECCA- Ruthie , California' Sn'n:s 2. 35 Physiologv, 3, Reg. Dress, I, 2, 2nd Per. Rep., I' Music, I, 2, 3, Stunt Party, I. PHILBRICK, ED PIERCE, LORRAINE- Little One , Santa Barbara Univer- sity, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3. PLATER, NORMAN LA VERNE- Norm , G.J.C,: Cafe- teria, I, 3, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, Cine, 3. SUMMER GRADUATES '39 O POHL, BETTY ANN-- Bonnie , G.J.C., Hall D'ty 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Library Staff, lg Scribblers', 2, 3,4 Tennis, lg Basketball, 25 Baseball, 3. 0 POIST, HELEN- Peedsqueek , From Los Angeles' Sr. Play, 35 G.A.A., 3, Commerce, 35 Tennis, 35 Badminton, 3, O PRIMM, BOB O PRUE, ELIZABETH A.-- Puth j From Richford High, Ver- mont University. O RANNEY, DORIS JEAN- Dorie g Hall Duty, l, 2, 3' Commerce, 2. 0 REAM, ROBERT EDWIN- Bob , G.J.C., Band, I. 0 REAY, MARY LUE- Luo , From Mesa, Arizona, U.C.L.A.' Sr. Prom, 35 G.A.A., 3, Hockey, 3, A Cappefla, 3. 0 REDWOOD, GENEVA BERNARDINE- Genie , California, G.A.A., 2, Spanish, 2, Physiology, 2, 35 Volleyball, 2. 0 REED, RAYMOND 0 REILLY, DOROTHY JANE-From Immaculate Heat U.C L.A.g Library Staff, 3, French, 2, 3. 0 RICHARDS, ELEANOR MARGARET- Mickey : Stanford' Cabinet, 35 Song Leader, 3, World Friendship, 2, Girls Glee, 35 Jr. Prom, 2, Barn Dance, 3, Monthly Dante, 2. I RITZ, ALMA LORRAINE-From Banning Highg Studznt Bank, 3, Gym Secretary, 3. 0 ROACH, HAROLD JAMES-U.C.L.A.g Spanish. l, 2' Boy: G , 2, 3, Football, 2, 3, Basketball, lg Baseball. I, 2. -I 0 ROASIO, JOSEPHINE MARY- Jo , .G.J.C.p Cabinet. 3' Girls League. 2. 35 Student Bank, 2, 3, G.A.A., 2, 35 Girls' Service, 35 Basketball, 25 Speedball, 3. O RODOLPH, DORIS HELEN- Dory g Business Colfeje' Op eretta, 2, Girls Glee, 2. O RHODE, ARTHUR JOHN- Art , From Tennessee: Czfr- teria, 3. O ROYCE, MARY GLYN- Bessie , G.J.C.p Sr. Prom, 35 Com- merce, 2, 33 Music, l. 0 RYAN, JACK M.-U.C.L.A.g Football, l, 2, 3, Bafkefball, lj Track, lg Baseball, 2, 3. 0 RYAN, JEANNE FLORENCE-Stephens Colleaep Jr. Prom. 2, Monthly Dance, 35 Reg. Dress, 25 Somoac, 3. OSALVATORE, THERESA LUCILLE- Terry , G.J.C.- Jr. Prom. '25 Uniform Rep., I, 25 World Friendship, 3, Hall Duty, l. 0 SCOTT, JOHN ' . X ia his SUMMER GRADUATES '39 0 SEGALE, NORMA 0 SELSTAD. RUEBEN JACK- Hood , Notre Dame, Band, I. 2, Boys G , 2, 3, Football, 3, Basketball, I, 2, 3, Base- ball, 3. 0 SHARECK, ADAM 0 SHATTUCK, ALICE CHRISTINE-G.J.C., Hall Duty, I, Orchestra, I, Music, 3, Physiology, 3. 0 SHATTUCK, HERBERT CLARK-- Herb , Student Bank, I, 2, 3, Bookstore, I, 2, 3, Spanish, 2, Boys Glee, 3, 0 SHAW, CHARLES 0 SHEEDY, JANE-G.J.C. 0 SHERIDAN, JUNE ELSBETH-- Gutf , Beauty College, G.A.A., 2, Volleyball, 2. 0 SHIRLEY, BARBARA ANN- Barbs , G.J.C., Hall Duty, I, Newman, 3. 0 SHIRLEY, MARGARET 0 SICKENGER, CHARLES VERNON- Cap , U.C.L.A., Cabi- net, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, Explosion Staff, 3, Orchestra, I, Monthly Dance, 3, Honor Society, 2, 3, N.A.S.S., 3, Basketball, I, 2, 3. 0 SICOTTE, BERTHA MARGARET- Bert , From Hoover, Explosion Staff, 3, G.A.A., 3, Newma,n 3, Badminton, 3. 0 SIECKERT, BETTY JEAN-Occidental, Explosion Staff, 3, Ushers, 2, 3, Honor Societv, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Physiology, E, I3,2Monthly Dance, 3, Girls' Service, 3, Tennis, 3, Base- a , . 0 SILBERBERG, DAVID ARNOLD- Dave , U.C.L.A., Sr. Play, 3, Orchestra, I, 2, Forum, 3, Scribblers', 3. 0 SIPPLE, MARY ELIZABETH-U.S.C., Honor Society, 2, 3, Girls' Service, 3, Music, I, 2, 3, Comites, I, French, 2, 3. O SKINNER, BARBARA N.-- Skinny , G.J.C., Spanish ' Physiology, 3. 0 SKINNER, DORIS 0 SKINNER, MARGARET ROSEMARY- Miggs , G.J.C., Ush- ers, 2, 3: G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Girls' Service, 3, Library Staff, 3, Girls G , 2, 3, Basketball, I, Hockey, 2, 3. .2,3, 0 SKINNER, VEATUS MARIE-From Colorado. 0 SMITH. GEORGE BENSON-G.J.C., Public Address Crew, 3, Sr. Play, 3, Monthly Dance, 3, French, I, R.O.T.C., I, 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 3. 0 SMITH, GLEN KING- Glennie , Northwestern, Cabinet, 3, Boys' League, 3, Monthly Dance, 3, N.A.S.S., 3, Boys G , 3, 49'ers Service, 3, Football, 3, Basketball, I, SUMM ER GRADUATES '39 0 SMITH, MARILOU- Lulu , G.J.C., Sr. Prom, 3, G.A.A. Soni Leader, 3,, G.A.A., 2, 3, World Friendship, 2, 3, Hoc ey, 2, Badminton, 3. 0 SNOW, RUSSELL ELSWORTH- Russ , U.S.C., Cabinet, 2, Boys' League, 2, 3, Class Yell Leader, l, 3, School Yell Leader, 2, Boys' Service, 2, 3, Comites, l, Basketball, l, 2, 3, G C.ub, 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 2, 3. 0 SPERRY, IRMA DELLE-Stanford, Cabinet, 3, Explosion Staff, 3, Ushers, 2, 3, Honor Society, l, 2, 3, G.A.A,, l, 2, 2rlls'2Sg., 2, 3, Forum, 2, French, 3, Scribblers', 3, Girls 0 SPENCER, DONALD BRADEN-Northwestern, Student Bank, l, 2, Sr. Play, 3, Operetta, l, 2, Music, l, 2, 3, Comites, 2, 3, French, 2, Boys Glee, l 2, Tennis l. - 0 SPIESS, RICHARD LOUIS- Rich , U.S.C., Student Coun- cil, 3, Hall Duty, 2, 3, Monthly Dance, l, Jr. Prom, 2, Barn Dance, 3, Boys' 49'ers, 2, 3, Football, 3, Track, 2, 3, Boys G , 2. 3. 0 STALDER, JEAN-Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Girls EQ 2, 3, Hockey, 1, Basketball, 2, Tennis, 3, Com- merce, . 0 STALDER, NANCY ANTOINETTE- Tony , Berkeley.: Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3, G.A.A., 2, 3, Spanish, 3, World Frisnigship, l, Girls G , 3, Hockey, l, Tennis, 2, Basket- ba , . 0 STANNERS, JAMES-Frank Wiggins Trade School, Hall Duty, l, 2. , 0 STARK, RAYMOND A.- Ray I STEARNS, SHIRLEY O STEIN, RUTH- Ruthie , From Los Angeles. O STELLE TRUMAN MA' COLM-Arizona State, Hall 0u'y, 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 2, 3, Football, 2, Basketball, l, Track, 2, 2nd Per. Rep., 2, 3. 0 STERNQUIST, BOB 0 STEVENSON, CHARLOTTE JOAN- Stevie , Beauty Col- lege, G.A.A., l, 3, Basketball, l, Badminton, 3. 0 STEWART, RICHARD D.-G.J.C., Cafeteria, 2, 3, Chess, l, Spanish, 3. 0 STILLMAN, DOLLIE MARIE-- Bug , From Arizona, Tema ple, Arizona College, Commerce, 2, 3, World Friendsh p 0 STOFFELS, HUGO- Slim , Doorman, 2, Hall Duty, 2, 3, Explosion Staff, 3, 49'ers Service, 3, Board of Confro, 3. 0 STRICKER, HARRIET- Hattie , Wiggins Trade School, Sr. Prom, 3, Commerce, 3, Physiology, 3. I SUITER, DORIS MAE- Dodo , Beauty College, G.A.A. l, 3, Basketball, 3. 0 SULLIVAN, MARGARET ELIZABETH-e SulIy , G.J.C., Girls' League, 3, Ushers, 2, 3, Sr. Prom, 3, G.A.A., l, 2. 3, Girls Service, 3, Reg. Dress Rep., 3, Girls G , 2, 3, Ten- nis, l,,Hockey, 3. OATAYLOR, CHARLES MILTON- Chuck , U.S.C., Hall Dufy, 2, Orchestra, l, 3, Football, 2, Track, l, 2, 3. 9 53251 S gf. in SU MM E R GRADUATES '39 O TEAL, BOB I 0 TEBBE, JOE 0 TEMPLETON. ROBERT KENNON-G.J.C., Hall Duty, 3, R.O.T.C., I, 2, 3. 0 TERRELL, DOROTHY LA VERNE- Terry , From Kansas City, Mo., Drake University, Vice-Pres. of Class, 3, Jr. Prom, 2, Monthly Dance, 3, Graduation Comm., 3. 0 TEUT, HARRIETT I THOMAS, BILL LEE-- Tillie , G.J.C., Comites, I, Cine, I, Football, 3, Track, 3. 0 THOMAS, TED 0 THOMAS, TESSIE MERLE- Red , Frank Wiggins Trade School. 0 THOMPSON, RICHARD LE ROY- Dick , U.S.C., Audi- torium Helper, 2, Hall Duty, 2, 3, Boys G , 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 2, 5, Football, 3, Basketball, 2, Tennis, I, 2, 3, Sr. Commissioner, 3. 0 THOMPSON, RICHARD LAURENCE- Dick , G.J.C., Hall Duty, 3, Football, 2, 3, Basketball, I, Track, I, Baseball, 2, 3. 0 TODA, HONEY MITSUYE-U,S.C., Cabinet, 2, 3, Student Bank, I, 2, 3, Honor Society, I, 2, 3, Girls Service, I, 2, 3, Oratorical, 2, Forum, 2, 3, Spanish, 2, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Debate, 2. ' 0 TOPE, DAVID WILLIAM- Dave , Chouinard's, Monthly Dance, I, 2, 3, Boys G , I, 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 2, 3, Footbgll, I, 3, Track, I, 2, 3, Somoac, I, 2, 3, N.A.S.S. 1 2, . 0 TRIMM, BARBARA 0 UMLAND, DON 0 UTTERLY, JEANNETTE ELEANORE-G.J.C., Spanish, 2, World Friendship, 3, Physiology, 3, Jr. Prom, 2, Sr. Prom, 3. 0 VAN ALSTYNE, GRAYCE DOROTHY-G.J.C. 0 VIETS, SHIRLEY LOUISE-- Titter , From Scarsdale High, Occidental, World Friendship, 3. 0 von der LINDEN, JEAN- Von , Berkeley, Hall Duty 2, Jr. Prom, 25 G.A.A., I, 2, French, I, 2, Volleyball, I, Basketball, 2. 0 WARFIELD, BARBARA LOUISE- Bobbie , From Hoover, G.J.C., Girls Glee, 3, G.N.U. Club, I. o WARREN, MARJORIE ARLENE- Margie , G.J.c., com- merce, 2, 3, Newman, 3, 2nd Per. Rep., 3, Physiology, I, 2. O WEAVER, MARGARET PATRICIA- Pat , Sr. Prom, 3, G.A.A., I, Comites, I, World Friendship, 3, Badminton, I. SUMMER GRADUATES '39 0 WEBB, CHARLES C.- Chuck , U.S.C., Orchestra, I, 3, NAESQ., 2, 3, Boys G , 2, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, Golf, 0 WEl3B,.WlLLlAM CLYDE-- Bill , From Muir Tech, Hall Duty, 3, Band, 3. 0 WEEKS, GLEN O 0 WELDON, RUTH I WHlPP, NEAL EMMA-Woodbury's, Honor Society, 3' G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Commerce, 2, 3, Girls G , 3, Basketball, l, Hockey, 2, Tennis, 3. 0 WHITAKER, DONNA 0 WIDNEY, MARGARET ADELE- Margo , Wheaton Col- lege, Cafeteria, I, 2, G.A.A., l, Music, I, World Friend- ship, l, 3, Physiology, 3, Girls Glee, 3, Tennis, l. 0 WJEQEL, JOSEPH PAUL-University of Washington, Span- is , . 0 WILKES, SHIRLEY 0 WILLIAMS, VERA ETTA-- Willie , Orchestra, l, 2. I WILLISTON, DIXIE JANE-From Los Angeles, Explosion Staff, 3, Honor Society, I, Commerce, 2. 0 WlNCHESTER, MARJORIE ELIZABETH-- Margie , G.J.C., G.A.A., l, Spanish, 2, 3, Physiology, 3, Volleyball, l. 0 WINSLOW, HORACE SHUMARD-- Hoe , From Thornton High, U.S.C., Vice Pres. of Sr. Class, 3, N.A.S.S., 2, 3, Boys G , 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Football, 2, 3, 49'ers Service, 3. 0 WITHERS, DICK o yvcgooauw, RUTH GIBSON-World Friendship, 1, somoac, 0 WRIGHT, JEAN-U.C.L.A., Song Leader, 3, Honor Society, l, 3, Spanish, 2, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 2, Commerce, 3, Girls' League Friendship Comm., 3. 0 WOLLARD, DORIS MADALYNE-- Little Dorrie , Hall Duty, 3, Gym Secretary, 3. 0 JATES, JACK MAYNARD-- Jonathan , Band, I, 2, Ra' io, . 0 YOUNG, CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN-Chouinard's, Girls' League, 2, Stylus Staff, 3, Monthly Dance, l, 2, 3, Jr. Prom, 2, French, I, Somoac, 2, 3. O YOUNG, LORNA MAY-From Los Angeles, Explosion Staff, 3, Honor Society, l, Commerce, 2. ,422 SUMM ER' GRADUATES '39 O YOUNGBLOOD, MARIE ELLA- Anne , Commerce, 2. 0 ZELLER, BETTY LEE- Dutchess , From Manual Arts School, G.A.A., 2, 3, Tennis, 2, 3. 0 ZIMMERMAN, MARY ELIZABETH- M.Z. 5 U.S.C.j Op- erelta, 2, Music, l, 2, 35 Drum Majoretfe, 2, 3, Four Arts, gh 35 Orchestra, I, 2, 3, French, 2, 3, Cine, lj Variety ow, . 0 ZWICK, LELAND CLIFFORD-G.J.C. 0 NORTON, BILL H.-Arkansas University: Hall Duty, 35 Boys G , 35 Football, 35 Baseball, 2, 3. 0 STEVENSON, JIM Q COSTANZO, TOM Q PUTNAM, CLAUDE o Bucic, BILL 0 SHERMAN, DOROTHY 0 BENSON, BERT 0 BADHOLDT, HERMAN I JACOBS, BURTON WINTER '42 WINTER '41 PAMELA BLAKEY MARIORIE KAESMEYER MARIORIE WELBORN ELEANOR LUKENS President SUMMER '41 BILL SMITH, President RUTH HARRIS PAT SALVIO MARIORIE WELBORN WINTER '40 BILL REINHARD BETTY FERRY MARY ADAMS MARION President MCCORMICK SUMMER '40 BILL REINHARD PHIL FRANKLIN BERNICE SALTER FRANCES DUDLEY President Q IJCTIVII' IJCTIVI ITIII is 9 nm? A . -f' CTIVITIILI 5112: CHRISTMAS ASSEM BLY SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL ROSAMU N D by FRANZ SCHUBERT CHARLES HIRT, Director GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, BOYS' GLEE CLUB, AND A CAPELLA CHOIR SOLOISTS CATHERINE VANDENBERC- LOIS ALLINGTON MARY LOU REAY ED FULWILER GLORIA MAIERS ALLEN ROBERTSON A CAPPELLA Bill Anderson Marchall Baker Keith Barton Celestine Brudenell layne Buell lack Burgan Pat Cayce Leighton De Ment Francis Dudley Shelton Fowler Ed Fulwiler Ruth Harris Grace Hilbert leanne Howton Eleanor lones Beulah Kettle Eunice Kettle Connie Little Gloria Maiers Maxine Mauk Betsy Metzgus Martha Morris Bob Oliver Genevieve Otis Eva Pellegrini Mary Lou Reay Betty Rice Allen Robertson Myddleton Schindler Marian Spaulding MONTHLY DANCE COMMJTTEE KAY PERRY - BILL ANDERSON ERIC ARMSTRONG EVA PELLEGRINI GWENN STEELMAN john Austin Mary Adams lack Bibb Gerri Bouer Ted Bowles !ack Briggs Beverly Byram lean Charles Betty De Reimer Betty De Sousa Phyllis Dockeray Peggy Ellis Phyllis Ely Fd Entriken Bill Fairweather Betty Ferry Leslie Ford Phil Franklin Tom Furst Central Committee Door Committee Floor Committee Music Committee - Program Committee lohn Gary Larry Green Cecilia Goodfellow Virginia Hardie Virginia Harwood Phyllis Heber Bob Henry Ginger Hoback Gloria Holcomb Iimmve lohnson Beverly lones Luana lones Mary Kase Larry Kavanaugh Ftta Lee Leach Dick Leitch loe Mansfield Marion McCormack Pat McNaueher Frances McPherson Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Harold Nordman Phyllis Pellegrini Donna Pensvl Virginia Pinkus Earl Ralph Geneva Redwood Mickey Rentschler Sue Richards leanne Ryan Betty Sieckart George Smith Glen Smith Richard Speiss la Faye Steed Truman Stelle Iackie Stewart Peflev Stwalley Pat Weaver Ray Winshio Charlotte Young Caroly Gans BACKWARD DANCE Calling for their young men in Model T Fords, classy Oldsmobiles and the like, proved to be quite a novel experience for the girls as well as the boys at the Backward Dance held in the Glendale High School Girls' Gym on December lO, l'-938. The Backward Dance, christened the Corrigan Hop, was well attended by Glendale High School students as well as by guests from Hoover High School and the junior College. Phil Kingman's music supplied the entertainment for the evening, while the prize fox trot was won by Lucille Mittry and Dick Lietch. Refreshments, under the supervision of Margaret Skinner, added the final touch to the evening. OH, GLENDALE HIGH SCH by PAT SALVIO OOL Oh, Glendale High School we sing out your praise, With all our voices and banners upraised. A For to you we pledge our loyalty, And we show superiority. With vim and vigor we all play the game, And we will bring you both honor and fame. Watch our colors passing others by, We'll do or die for Glendale Highl ALMA MATER by LEAHTIEGS Our Alma Mater we sing this praise to thee, To pledge devotion with sincerity. Thy strength and beauty long in our minds will linger Thy friendly spirit, guide us faithfully. Stalwart the sons who justly boast thy fame, Thy daughters fair their love for you acclaim. Teach us thy children, freedom and truth to Glendale, we proudly hail thy honored name. cherish FCDRENSICS lncreased interest and activity in forensics during the l938-39 season has brought signal honors to Glendale debaters and orators. Outstanding was the acquisition of the state championship won at Redlands by john Baird and George Grover with clean sweeps in debate and extempore speech. Also outstanding was the presentation of one of the finest oratorical con- tests in many years. The event was won by Marion Bailey, senior speaker, whose address was The Rise and Fall of Adolph Hitler, while Tom Milburn represented the sophomores and john Baird spoke for the junior class. Glendale High captured two Southern California championships this year when George Grover and john Baird won the coveted debate trophy and George Grover first place in extempore at the University of Southern Cali- fornia interscholastic tournament. Because of their fine showing at this tournament, Glendale's debaters were invited to enter the National Forensic League and to compete in the National Speech Tournament at Beverly Hills for highest honors. This year also marked Glendale's re-entrance into the Southern California Debate and Oratorical League, as well as participation in the League's annual extemporaneous speaking contest. Before the close of the season Glendale will have competed in the National Forensic Tournament at Beverly Hills. ORATORICAL SPEAKERS BH-L YOUNG BAIRD AND GROVER Secretary of Forensics X -. 5 ..,, .,.. W -.-- Yk . ' -. 'f 1, , -ff 1' x -2 A , ,W f- X fix A N Jxiifsff E ' 2' M! 5 II! 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'11, 1-.5-fi f-,, , rf. 12.1.1 , fl ' K I f if . if .jif If it 7' SENIOR PROM BOB BEAMER and MOLLY IOHNSTON KAY PERRY ---- LYNN WALKER - MARGARET MITCHELL BOB SPENCER - RUTH LA FEVRE - HORACE WINSLOW WARREN KREUTEL Decorations - Music - Floor Refreshments Advertising Programs Clean Up Printing .nn iii wf K ,W 43 4 'Q if Y, f - V' A ,155 J' ' Q f 5 u sg . I, , a 3 i 2- Y , I ,S HY r 1 4 g,w'y,fa1Q:t.1 ' ,F 925 ag ' miwf' ' nf, .W -ad' ' If M Ing, - B AR N D AN C E Pxddkrtg ahother success to the htstory ot Gterwdate tdtgh the ahrxuat Bam Dance was hetd on Frkday eyerfmg, March XO, X939, Rh the grrts' gym. Ntxdst 80 array ot hkctdxsh costumes Kay Verry, tor the gkrts, and Ted Bowtes tor the 'ooys shared the horror ot haykrtg the best cos' tumes. The prkzes were two trophy cups whkch arwyorwe woutd 'oe proud to haye. Phtt t4'mgmah's musk, suophed the dancthg erxtertathrrteht tor the eyerfmg, wh'xXe throwtrtg arts at cards, atmthgbasehatts at mkttdootttes, rkrxtakrxg ooo, eatthg hot dogs, and dahctrxq reme tor the eyerttrwg. rekg hed soo fy, H. W. ANDERSON Violins Marion Bainbridge Phyllis Benson Dorothy Avery Betty Beck Vivian Cowen Harold Haight Virginia Colby Eleanor Bach Wilna Onthank Helene Van Pelt Betty Decker Lois Strand Dorothy Hill Wayne Bradford Eugene Zimmer Violas Paul Thorpe ORCHESTRA losephine Kibler Barbara Beltord Cellos Barbara Blair Betty Thompson Eleanor Hemingway lack Cross Basses Dorothy Durham lean Plyley Clarinets Paula Otto Willard Craft Bassoon lvlary Zimmerman French Horn David Frazuer Director Trumpets Marion Bailey Roger Hanson Chas. Taylor larnes Roehner Florence Haskell Harry Clewley Trombones Howard Butterfield Chas. Webb Percussion Harold Freeman Piano and Organ Mary Bacon Ruby Frigon Catherine Leach Esther Muhleman Billy Walker H. W. ANDERSON BAND Drum Maiorettes Molly johnston Mary Zimmerman Semester I- BILL YOUNG President BOB MILLER Treasurer HOWARD CAIN - Librarian FRED HEYLE Sgt.-at-Arms - Clarinets En Andrews Ken Walker Harry Heinen Norman Drain Albert Marklancl Winn Van Tryfle Colbert Eyraud Bob Miller Howard Cain Saxophones Gene Coon Bill Miller Bill Marles Ruth Haggman Helen Huseby Bill Young Bill Webb Dave Hoffman Piano Accordion Luana jones French Horn Paul Stillman Baritone Malcolm Wimpress Basses Manly Storlee David johnson Trumpets Wm, Swain Robert Wardell Wilbur Barrett Peggy Fairbanks Chas. Miller Robert Stockton Ronald Dickson Bill Aldridge Melvin Ford Bud Richards Bill Duffy jerry Hill Director Virginia Harwood -Semester ll - WM. SWAIN ROBERT WARDELL - GENE COON - BOB WILLIAMS Bill Logan Bill Payne john McCracken Bruce Wishart Harry Lind Don Van Lloyd Reardon Harry Clewley Trombones Bob Williams Phyllis Beac'el Betty Byard Fred Heyle jean Hollister jim O'Connor Drums Otis Dabell Bob Hughes Bob Malin jack Landau Q wont! IIDDIITI we yxxx G ,fly L DIRT! INDIE! IIDDDII OO Jai Q, ff 'A 'Voz eakexq QOQK Xoe-K Ne, Yxooslex fOe,o6aXe, rgawe Ko :Gao e-some 'A xoocbodosrlo X0 We 500230 Vaeabexxa Oo-L 04 xEx,x.x5ON CGA CHES M ,Q f wovopw CABSOX4 B08 'Y OS X P6065 XXSXA POVNO lzf -x XXPxX4OVs 624 Sl PSS YNY-Jilvx OOF 2x,?,PvSOvx V- xCxN N105 WPS CRIPE VARSITY FOOTBALL By the narrow margin of one point, the Glendale High Dyna- miters were stopped from going on to C.l.F. playoffs. On paper it looked like the Nitros would have come through with colors flying. Because of the spirit the squad showed last year and because of the number and strength of returning lettermen, it appeared to pre-season pickers that Glendale might come close to giving a repetition of the l937 triumphs. Starting off with all hands fired for action, the Dynamiters fought out a smashing ll 8-6 victory over Inglewood. This was the first in a series of impressive wins. .lourneying next to Alhambra, the Nitromen encountered some of the toughest competition that they were to meet all season, and by sheer scrappiness eked out a 6-O victory. The next game, played with a very weak South Pasadena squad, proved to be a Roman holiday for the Dynamiters and the score- board read 28-O favoring Glendale when the fireworks ended. Still striving for greater honors, an inspired Glendale High grid machine scalped the Fullerton Indians to the tune of 25-O. But this game was to be followed by the greatest heart-break of the season. Meeting the Whittier Cardinals on our own field, the Nitros trailed the Redbirds for most of the game, and when in the closing moments a touchdown was pushed over, it looked like perhaps victory could be had. The conversion attempt went astray, and as the gun sounded the final canto, a valiant Dynamiter team was pounding on the Cards' goal line, in vain. The final score was Whittier 7, Glendale 6. Only one game remained to be played and that was the annual fracas with Hoover for the city title. This game was won by Glen- dale by virtue of a fumble by our crosstown opponents behind the goal. The scoreboard read 2-O in favor of the Nitromen. Because of their impressive record and because of the valiance they showed in defeat, the Glendale High student body pays tri- bute to Coaches Russ Cripe, Lon Graf, and the Nitro squad. FLACK THOMPSON LEIDORF 5P'ES5 ROUC-IER Nia ,.,::,:.11A: Il. :.: PICKLES SMITH MUSACCO CRAP LONG MA CDO V ARSlTy GILES NALD SgERfDAN LAN CENHEIA4 A4ORQf CUZMAN KOERN WINSLOW ER wu.M0 ' BROWN HOWE PODESTA SMITH BEE FOOTBALL Although they suffered but one league game defeat, the Glendale High Blasters couldn't get their hands on another championship, of which the Sperrymen have had many. Starting off the season with a bang the Blasters found themselves on the long end of a I2-O score in a practice tiff with Beverly Hills. The first league encounter with the Alhambra Moors ended in a 6-6 tie. The South Pasadena squad proved to be little competition for the Sperrymen, and were worked over to the tune of l2-O. The annual trek to Taft proved to be a sad affair for the Blasters who returned with a I3-l9 defeat. The Fullerton Bees proved to be so closely matched that the Blasters were only able to snare a 6-6 tie. With several stellar players out of the fray, the Blaster machine just lacked the impetus to get going at all, and the Whittier Cards gave them a good shellacking 20-O. The annual Hoover game turned out to be a grudge game with the whole squad vowing to make up for last year's de- feat. The valient Cyclones were subdued by the Blasters in a super hair-raiser ending 7-6. Much credit should be given Coach George Sperry who expects great things from the Bees next year with many lettermen returning. SCHOFIELD REINHARD ,iv A , ,R A MARTINDALE CERARD HOWTON HAYDE my ,. if kg , WHYTE THOMPSON RYAN SPERRY BUU-ER BENVXMIN i Q 'f, ,?f:! GILBERT CROWE Y Y' CRIMES FOLBRE FRANKLIN TAYLOR WINSHIP CEE FOOTBALL Having a cee football team for the first time in many years, Glendale High presented to the league some new competition last fall. Although their scoring record is not very impressive, much credit must be given the team for the intestinal fortitude they showed throughout a whole season of defeats. The Nitro babes dropped their first fracas with Loyola l5-O and this was followed by a l3-O defeat in the hands of Whit- tier. Although they started strongly in the Fullerton game, they lost 6-ZO. The Hoover Zephyrs annexed both of their tilts l9-O and 25-O. Many plaudits are due Coach Elton Smith for the way he took a squad of green, inexperienced boys and molded them into a team from whom a great deal is expected this fall. Glendale High salutes Coach Smith and our new cee foot- ball team. WEIGHT LIFTING TEAM A new field of endeavor has been initiated into Glendale High athletics. Gaining momentum in popularity all the time, the weight lifting team has gotten a gratifying response from Nitro muscle men. Glendale High is one of the few high schools with an active lifting team and much credit must be given David Dale and Bob Bainbridge for their conscientious efforts in organizing and maintaining an active squad. Although it is sport where the individual counts, meets are held on the team basis and the stan- dard rules and lifts, snatch, press and clean and jerk, are used. The team consisted of the following boys: Eddie Grimes, Bob Bainbridge, David Dale, Austin Johnson and Fred Hyle. More power and continued success to the new Nitro lifting squad. VARSITY BASKETBALL Beating a powerful Whittier Cardinal team, undefeated for three seasons, put Coach Abe Elliott's i939 Varsity Basket- ball team in a tie for second place in league standings. As was the case last year, the casaba crew dropped but three games in half a score of league encounters. The branch rivals up l-loover way took two from us, while Whittier took the other. The Nitros hung up an mipressive list of scores with vic- tories over Alhambra 28-3O and 29-31, by whipping Fullertton 23-32, by clipping the Whittier Redbirds' wings 37-Sl, and by crushing South Pasadena 23-33 and 23-28. ln two of the closest games on record, a Hoover field goal in the final seconds won both games for the cross-town quin- tet. The hairbreadth scores were 3l -29 and 23-2l. Congratulations are in order for Coach Elliott and his team for the display of fine playing and sportsmanship they gave us. '? '1Q EEN HAZELFELD SELSTADT COTLOW WEBB EICHENHOFER WINSLOW HICKS ANGER EWING COOPER BEE BASKETBALL Salute, Glendale High, your Championship Bee Basketball team. Sweeping everything before them, the Blaster quintet came out tops in the league. Except for one inspired game dropped to the Alhambra Moor- babes l9-l5, the Blasters had a clean slate. They gained double victories over Hoover 28-39 and 36-l6, did the same to Whittier 33-67 and 3O-22, repeated wtih South Pasadena, 28-37 and 37-18 and Fullerton also fell before their onslaught l3-43 and 42-Zl. Ably tutored by Coach Abe Elliot this year's season was marked by some ofthe most outstanding individual as well as team playing ever seen. Glendale High congratulates our new Champions. CEE BASKETBALL With a team composed of no returning lettermen and few ex- perienced players, the Glendale Cee Basketball team had a surpris- ingly good record. Under the leadership of Coach Joe Dietsel, the Cees played ten league games, winning four and dropping six. They were beaten twice by Hoover 7-18, 6-8, but came back to trounce Fullerton in two games 20-l2, 25-20. Alhambra had the edge in their two games, and the Cees lost both times 8-l l, lO-Zl. Whittier and Glendale shared in their series with the Redhiras, tak- ing the first game i4-26 and the Cees the next 31-19. ln the next round South Pasadena took the first encounter 4-18 and Glendale the last 26-17. lt is expected that many of this year's lettermen will return next year and that the Cees will have an eventful season. l VARSITY TRACK Although paced all year by Captain Armand Antunez and Bud Humberger, both new record holders, the Dynamiters got no better than number two notch in the League, Hoover taking the crown. Starting off with the traditional Dynamiter bang, the squad showed great all-around power in taking the Fullerton Indians into camp with a score of 97-I7. Ferguson Field at Hoover Hi had a team that the Nitros just couldn't seem to get around and so their rivals took the encounter 62-50. When the Whittier Cards came to town they were set to win but after it was over and the results were tabulated, Glendale had 87 and the Cards but 26. South Pasadena met with the same treatment and were easily subdued 63-49. ln the preliminaries at Hoover 22 new men qualified and most all repeated in finals. Armie Antunez set a new record in the 440 for the third time, of 49.6. Bud Humberger kept up the good work with a new record in the vault, l3l 4V8 ln the field events Dean lvlorris, Dick Speiss and Suburo Matsubara shone in their events, the shot, hop-step and broad jump, respectively. Dave Tope in the Sprints, Charles Taylor and Rod lVlcChes- ney in the hurdles, Art Gonzales and joe Hester in the mile did admirable work all season. GAINS MATSUBARA ANTUNEZ HESTER CONZALES HUM BERC-ER TAYLOR TOPE SPEISS HORNIDGE MCCHESNEY CURRY MORRIS HAYCOX DANIELS GOLDSBY BEE TRACK Following in the footsteps of their brothers, the Varsity, the Bee Track team played second fiddle to but one team, Hoover. Coached by Ranier DeMandel, the Blasters had one of the strongest all around teams in many years. This was proved by the overwhelm- ing scores they rolled up against most of their opponents. The Fullerton Indians were the first to fall before the Bees' powerful squad, 90-5. The following week was disastrous for the squad. Doped to take Hoover they traveled to Ferguson Field only to return on the short end of a 26-69 score. Alhambra proved to be little competition for the Blasters and when it was over the score read 73-22. South Pasadena traveled to Glendale, but their journey was in vain for they returned home, trounced to the tune of 75-20. After taking the Whittier Cards in the same decisive fashion the Blasters prepared for the League finals. The Bees qualified sixteen men in the preliminaries and lost to Hoover in the finals 3l-3l V2. ln the divisionals Doug Gerard placed fourth in the shot, Clayton Benjamin fourth in the broad jump, Sumner Brown fourth in the 220, Capt. Don Webb fifth in the 660 and the relay team composed of Jim Storey, Ray Winship, Alan McDonald and Clayton Benjamin copped a fifth to nose out their archrival, Hoover. Bill Daniels was disqualified on the back turn, as he was running away with the race. CEE TRACK The Cee Track Squad couldn't seem to get going this year and took but two of a five-meet series. Only a handful of hopefuls reported to Coach DeMandeI so it was difficult to build up a powerful squad. The firecrackers were first vanquished by Fullerton 52-26 and the team showed a lack of place men. The Zephyrs of Hoover blew a 56-Zl victory over the Cees the following week. Revenge is sweet and it seemed more so when the squad ran a win over Whittier in their third league encounter. Alhambra, however, felt the same way and came to Glendale to hand the 'Crackers a loss. The never-say-die spirit prevailed, however, and the Cees took a 25-Sl victory out of the South Pasadena Kittens' hide. ln the Foothill League preliminaries, eleven new placed but most dropped by the wayside in the divisionals at El Monte a week later. Outstanding in the Cee ranks this year was Dick Hardison in the 660, Langdon Tannehill in the shot and Capt. Art Foster in the sprints and broad jump. BASEBALL Unable to click as they did last year, Coach George Sperry's ball club just couldn't seem to get moving in their usual fine fashion. Hoover started things off with a 4-3 win on their own field, but returned later to win lO-2. Five was the jinx number in both encounters with Fullerton. Both games were dropped to the Indians, the first 5-O, the sec- ond 5-3. Whittier proved a little too strong for the Dynamiters who blew up in two games, dropping both 6-O, 6-3. South Pasadena, however, did well to divide the series with the locals. The first game went to South Pas. by a slim margin of l-O. Back came the Nitros, who haven't yet lost their last game in a league series, to cap the finale 3-5. This year was just one of those times when the team just failed to click. TENNIS For the second straight year Coach Phil Castlen's Varsity Tennis squad has been tops in the Foothill league. By virtue of their all-around team strength only one loss is marked up against the squad. l-loover put up hardly any competition and dropped both matches to an inspired team, 6-19, 9-l6. The Whittier Cardinals just couldn't get started and lost both matches, ll-l4g 5-20. South Pasadena pulled an upset in the second match. Losing the first by a score ot O-25, they turned around and took a thriller I3-IZ. Fullerton proved to be little trouble for the netsmen and both games went to Glendale, 5-20, 4-Zi. As press time nears, the team prepares to move on to C.l.F. competition where they are expected to make a fine showing. The lettermen this season were Dick Thompson, Bill Tevvell, Bennett Bakkenson, Burton lacobs, Marvin Freeman, joe Tebbe, jim Howard and Dick Burt. ,af GULF Dropping two of the league matches, George E. Milford Brunner's golf squad came out second in the Foothill League for l939. The Nitros split the matches with Hoover. Glendale took the first by a score of lZV2-2l V2. Hoover annexed the second by a margin of 8-7. The South Pasadena linksmen lost both matches. The first game by a score of 3-123 the second 4V2-lOV2. Whittier, who took the league this year, routed the locals in both encounters. The first match went l2Vz-ZV2 and the season was closed with a score of l0V2-4Vz. All the players show great possibilities for the future, both at Glendale High and elsewhere. The lettermen this year were Charles Webb, Ben Sperry, Ken Hartman, Don Belding and jack Hildreth. E -15 G. A. A. ASSCCIATE GYM SE CRETARIES G. A. A. BOARD MARION BAILEY - MARGARET SULLIVAN BETTY SIECKERT - IEAN STALDER - COLLETTA BLAKE MARILOU SMITH BETTY IUNE GROVES BETTY IANE COE - BARBARA BROWN FIONA MOUNTAIN MARGARET SKINNER VIRGINIA HOGABOOM BARBARA KIMBLE - President Vice President - Secretary Treasurer - Program Song Leader Publicity Friendship - Piano Tennis - Hockey Badminton Basketball Helan Van Pelt Rosalind Saver Josephine Roasio Beatrice Porter Bonnie Pohl Connie Little Gloria Lambourne Mary Kellogg Alyce Kent Aiko Horado Vivian Cowen Barbara Brown Margaret Beck jewel Barnum Martha Schley Margaret Sullivan Betty Ridge Mary Reay Della Russmussen Norma Odenthal CDCKEY Gail Nelson Margaret Mitchell Gail Nelson Ruth LeFevre lone Keyeu Carolyn Kemmler Ruth Grimes Rita Dolack Maxine Betsworth Margaret Andrews Imogene Whiteaker Marjorie Welborn Nancy Stadler Ruth Salter Fumiko Sakuma Marion Oremesker Rosemary Marek Eleanor Lukens june Huseby Ruth Haggman Pat Corrigan Betty Bushman Helen Brehm Lois Bobier Phyllis Beadel Donna Whitaker Harriet Tuet Leah Tiegs Doris jean Thomas Margaret Skinner Pat McNaugher Mildred Klempner Luana jones leanne Howton Betty june Groves Evelyne Ehake Frances Dudley june Crawford lean Anderson BADMINTCDN Marjorie Coleman Pat Coffee Virginia Clark Mary Balderston Marion Conley Pat Chapman Marjorie Bower lean Charles lean Cassidy Roberta Eyerman Peggy Fairbanks Kathleen Denise Dot Durham Kay Cooper Billie Coe Carol Gans Pat Hamilton Virginia Hogaboom Grace Hilbert Billye Hedge Hope Jacoby Margaret johnson Kay jones Margaret Nelson Cora Lee Hester Eleanor Pound Marilyn Kryder Barbara Nudd Alice Litchfield Iennie Lee Loomis Dot Lambermont lean Mathews leanne Loue Dot Stansfield Bertha Sicotte Betty Narkenton Georgia Seuer luanita Roach Donna Pensyl Willy Onthank Florence Allen Darry Lee Anderson Claudia Hart Frances Hilton Wilma Horney Etta Lee Leach Winifred McOsker Yuriko Maruyama Lucille Mittry Bebe Mortimer Fiona Mountain Miriko Nagahama TENNI Lois Nelson Betty Zeller Betty Ashby Marion Bailey Peggy lane Baunngartner Gerry Bouer Gloria Brookins Emmie Sue Davey Dorothy Dobbins Madalynne Duchein lean Downes Cecelia Goodfellow Virginia Hardie Ginger Hoback Gloria Halcombe Mary Lou Leuthner Marion MacCormack Margaret McRae Helen Poist Pat Salvio Betty Sieckert lean Stalder Honey Toda Neal Whipp BASKETBALL Helen Schaedler Geraldine Davenport Kathleen Gelcher june Sullivan Alua Erickson Phyllis Forbord Carmen Kellogg Coletta Blake Anita Martin Marilou Smith Beulah Snow Emily Spieckerman Ruth Roeder Eleanor lordon Celestine Brudenel Mary lane Fenton Barbara Nale Kay Perry Theo Lewis Mary Bernard Norma Young Ruth Winton Bettsy Ann Fleming Edna Patterson Carolyn Maguire Lila Fox joan Elledge Marcella johnston Lois Campbell Marie Rittenhouse Barbara Kimble Irma Delle Sperry Kay Althouse Wanda jenkins Beverly Byram Barbara Dysart Bettie Hounihan Audrey Cross Elizabeth Perron Virginia Harwood Mary Elizabeth johnson Dorothy Cross Betty Ballantyne lean Hartman Maudina Keim Helen Burson losephine Hamilton Caroldine Hines Helen Stricker Orovillie Thompson Lucille Fitzgerald Louellan Chase Maxine Bush Pat Wheeler Marjorie LeComte Martha Norris Betty Kruger Eleanor Hemingway Betty Hawkins Betty Martin Beatrice Patton Dolores Navarro Marguerite Ross Q a, 1 f C n, I es N0 E E ......-f-XXX E112 Dllilllllll ED YECKLEY BEN McMANlS Bill Anderson Armand Antunez Eric Armstrong john Barnes Kelso Barnett Deyo Blake Ted Bowles Bruce Brown Bill Collins Tommy Costanzo Bill Daniel Leighton De Ment jack Dempsey Randall Dutton Bill Fairweather Morton Fitch Bill Folbre Tom Furst john Gary Donald Gearhart Doug. Gerard Vice 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3O 31 32 33 34 35 36 37. 38. 39. 40. Guy Martin 4l. 42. 42 49ers President GEORGE GROVER - Secretary-Treasurer President jlM LANGENHEIM - Sergeant-at Arms Larry Greene George Grover Allyn Haycox jack Hayde Bob Henry Bob Hill Gordon Howie Don Howton Frank Humburger johnny Knox john Koehnle Warren Kreutel Carl Kreuter jim Langenheim Delbert La Vigne john Leidorf Russell Libby Ben McManis Dean Morris jack Pickles Bill Probert Earl Ralph Bill Rogers Tom Rose Franklin Rowan Dan Shuler Charles Sickenger . Andrew Silberberg Bill Smith George Smith Glen Smith Russell Snow Richard Spiess Truman Stelle Hugo Stoffels jack Taylor Dick Thompson David Tope Howard VanHeuklyn Horace Winslow Ed Yeckley Bill Young GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB VIRGINIA I-IOCABOOM ELEANOR LUKENS - RUTH LeFEVRE Colletta Blake Betty Carey Mary Etta Cates loy Cochran Rita Dolack loan Elledge Hope Jacoby Virginia Hogaboom Eleanor Lukens Eleanor jones Ruth LeFevre Connie Little Fiona Mountain Barbara Nale Wilna Onthank Peggy Palmer Eva Pellegrini Betty Sieckert Mary E. Sipple Marjorie Smith - President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Irma Delle Sperry Margaret Sullivan Leona Swift Honey Toda Donna Whitaker Iosephine Roasio Marion Bailey Nancy Morrison Margaret Skinner Kay Perry BOYS' CLUB DAVE TOPE - President GLEN SMITH - Vice President CHARLES SICKENCER Secretary-Treasurer Howard Anger Armand Antunez Bennett Bakkenson lack Briggs Duane Cooper Leighton De lvient Charles Evans Bob Flack Tom Furst Art Gonzales lack Hayde Howard Hicks lohn Koehnle lim Langenheim john Leidorf Gerald McDonald Dean Morris Bill Norton lack Pickles Harold Roach Reuben Selstad Charles Sickenger Glen Smith Russell Snow Richard Speiss Dick Thompson Dave Tope Lloyd Tutt Charles Webb Irvin Wilmot Horace Winslow Don Wirick Ed Yeckley GIRLS' G CLUB Bettye Ashby Marion Bailey Colletta Blake Lois Bobier Virginia Clark lune Crawford Kathleen Denise Rita Dolack loan Elledge Katheryn C-elcher Claudia Hart Frances Hilton Ginger Hoback Wilma Horney Betty Kruger Myrtle Lally Ruth LeFevre Wynne McOsker Margaret McRae Yuriko Maruyama Margaret Mitchell Bebe Mortimer Gail Nelson Martha Norris Barbara Nudd Norma Odenthal Marguerite Ross Martha Schley Betty lean Sieckert Margaret Skinner Irma Delle Sperry jean Stalder Nancy Stalder Margaret Sullivan, President Neal Whipp First Semester- EMMET WEMPLE - MARGARET MITCHELL CHARLOTTE YOUNG ELEANOR POUND - Ray Winship Eleanor Brask Phylis Newland Ann Musacco Bette Hanson lerralee McKnight Kenneth Haak Art Gonzales SOMOAC - - President - - Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Bruce Brown Dorothy Lambermont Helene Schaedler Aiko Harada Clark Hubbs Dorothy Slezak Eleanor Pound Wilna Onthank -Second Semester - GEORGE NADER WANDA JENKINS - IEANNE RYAN CHARLOTTE YOUNG lean Ziskind Ana Lou Scholey Betty Wolcott Shirley Smith Delbert LaVigne Genevieve Kenmouth Ruth Woodruff Margaret Mitchell Margaret Brown lack Canning Kenneth Gaines loe Hester CINE SIDNEY VOGEL - NORMAN PLATER - PEGGY LOU STWALLEY Shirley Knies Pauline La Cue Mildred Neal Bud Orhmund Norman Plater President Vice President - Secretary Bill Reilly Peggy Lou Stvvalley Bill Vogel Sidney Vogel ,Af , hmmzpg , H, ff , , Akers, Betty Lou Bowers, Viola Chase, Alice Cockran, Norma Drury, Mary Kay Emig, Marion Cabhart, Betty CCDSMETOLOGY Goldberg, Alice Halpin, jeanette lra, Mary lane Ira, Betty Carolyn Kliewer, Mignon Lorenz, Lorraine Metzgus, Arlene McNickolas, Betty Noehle, Betty lane Nuyum, Margaret Smith, Marjorie Snyder, lane Smith, Enid Wiemeirs, Lucille Watamura, Hatsuka COMITES LOUIS CHERARDI - President CHARLES DENTON Vice President WARREN ADAMS - Secretary HARRY BROUGH Treasurer Warren Adams Colletta Blake Harry Brough Betty Bushman Charlotte Cathcart Louise Cathcart Marceil Coor-Pender Charles Denton Lcus C-herardi 'une Glockner Maureen Groves Robert Lesser Lorraine Manning Bob Moore Clora Olvis Barbara Parks Edna Patterson Lilas Potts Bob Reynolds Carolyn Sheridan Beulah Snow Don Spencer Thelma Winegar EL CLUB ESPANGL RODERICK McCHESNEY - President EUNICE KETTLE - Vice-President WINSTON REYNOLDS - Secretary CAROLINA AVALOS Treasurer Carolina Avalos lewell Barnum Charles Bausback Tom Barkelew Margaret Beck Lester Bentley Chick Bowen janet Bowers Dick Burt joy Cochran Ralph Core luanita Courtenaye lune Crawford Betty Rose Dawson Dorothy Dobbins Francis Dudley Mary Ann Elliott Roberta Eyerrnan Kathleen Celcher Virginia C-ehardi Melba Hall Marjorie Harris Kenneth Haselfeld Wesley Hodnefield Charlotte Howard Hope lacoby Clementina Johnston Eunice Kettle Dan Lee Duane Loid Marion MacPherscn Roderick McChesney Mary McPherson Carolyn Magurie Melle Matthews lim Mercer Donna Murphy Barbara Nale Barbara Negley Phyllis Newland leanne Quinn Winston Reyr-olds Lorraine Roeder Margaret Ross Phyllis Silberberg lane Silver Barbara Skinner Margie Stone Howard Thelin Ben Weinberg Margie Welborn Marvene Westrum Marjorie Winchest el' CE RCLE FRANCAIS IRMA DELLE SPERRY - - President MARCIA RENNIE - Vice-President VIRGINIA I-IOGABOOM - Secretary KATE PHIPPS - Treasurer Phyllis Ament Frances Bedford jeanetta Benepe Betsy Bevins Patricia Core Patricia Corrigan Dorothy Cross Phyllis Dockeray Alice Dyck Lois Franklin Virginia Hardie Shirley Hathaway Virginia I-logaboom Marcella lohnston Ioanne jones Mildred Klemperer Sylvia Laskin Theo Lewis Ioan Lucas lean McLaughlin Fiona.,Mountain Wilna Onthank joan Penberthy Mary E, Pfister Kate Phipps Betty Ralph jane Reilly Marcia Rennie Mary E. Sipple Gerald Soper Mickey Rentschler Irma Delle Sperry Dorothy Stanstield Peggy Stwalley Orville Thompson Norma Young BOYS' GLEE CLUB Robert Bray Frank Christy Stan Constans Leighton De Ment Randall Dutton Leslie Foote Leslie Ford Arthur Fowler Shelton Fowler Ed Fulwiler Sessel Gould Ed Grimes Eugene Hague lack Hayde Cordon Hill Cordon Howie Frank Humberger Bill jolly Dick Leitch Robert Lesser Louis Lewis Perry Lewis Bob McGregor lr. Mclntosh Ben McManis loe Mansfield Don Mattiesen Chuck Mead jesse Morgan Carl Moulton Bob Primm Bill Reilly William Reynolds jim Rosebrough Bill Sharp Herbert Shattuck Cecil Smith Richard Smith Charles Staub jim Story Steve Tiberg Ralph Wehister Dick Woodmaney Accompanist-Beatrice Porter GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Lois Allington Margaret Andrews Uvone Bartlett lean Bates Peggy Baumgartner Marilyn Bell Mayetta Boggs Betty Brower Barbara Brown Virginia Bunton Lucille Busch Patricia Coffey Edythe Dakers Betty Dinwiddie leanne Doremus Alva Erickson Betty Ferry Lila Fox Wynne Greening Claire Grover Marion Harris Beth Hartman Florence Haskell Ann Hinton Lois jackson Evangeline larnes Mary Elizabeth johnson Molly lohnston lone Keyes Eleanor Lukens Elizabeth Lutton Dorothea MacFarland lean Maiers Dolores Mehl Marion Omescher Donna Pensyl Eleanor Richards Helen Richards Helen Poist Pat Salvio Mary Scott Muriel Sipman Barbara Slocomb Florence Southwick Cwenn Steelrnan Leah Tiegs Charlotte Tilton Helene Van Pelt Barbara Warfield Margaret Widney SCRIBBLE RS MARTHA NORRIS - President SHIRLEY HATHAWAY Vice President PAT VAN BURCH Secretary-Treasurer Darrell Karnbestad Pat' Salvio Perry Lewis loanne Lucas Roderick McChesney George Nader Martha Norris Edna Patterson Bonnie Pohl Martha Schley Irma Delle Sperry luhe Sullivan Pat Van Burgh Marvene Westrum Donna Whitaker Mary Zimmerman FORUM CLUB lOHN BAIRD - - President IUNE SULLIVAN Vice President KAY COOPER - Secretary Tom Badger Marion Bailey john Baird Sarah Bierma Colletta Blake Betty Carey Kay Cooper Ernmie Sue Davey Kathleen Denise Rita Dolack Roger Eddy Ann Elliott Katherine Fuller Ed Fulwiler Kathleen Gelcher Virginia Gherardi june Glockner Marlowe Goldsby Lee Alta Gothard George Grover Harold Haight Esther Hague Betty Hartman Florence Haskell Shirley Hathaway Robert Hobden Marjorie Hudson Darrell Kambestad Richard Kling Gilbert Kopiloff Betty Kruger Lawrence Loban jane Eleanor Marks Roderick McChesney Ben McManis Tom Milburn Barbara lane Nale Barbara Negley Nancy O'Neill Peggy Palmer Edna Patterson Eva Pellegrini Dan Schuler David Silberberg lane Spain june Sullivan Honey Toda Bill Young N. A. RICHARD SPEISS CHARLES WEBB - CHARLES SICKENGER Armand Antunez Bill Folbre Tom Furst Morgan Gibson jack Hayde lim Langenheim Roderick McCl'iesney lack Pickles Glenn Smith S .S. - President Vice-President - Secretary Dave Tope lrvin Wilmot Ray Winship Horace Winslow 3, IR FA. A . Hugh X A. SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE ALUMNI GRACE MATTHIESEN - - - ELEANORE LUKENS - Vice MARGARET jOl-INSON - - Secretary- Mariellen Carmichael Bob Frazar Mary Etta Gates Margaret johnson Louellen Chase Mary Elizabeth johnson jack Dair Eleanore jordan Betty De Sousa Dorothy Kiefer Leah Dow Louis Lewis President President Treasurer Eleanore Lukens Grace Matthiesen Dolores McCaullson jack Mitchell Helen Moore Mack Paine rs ix -3 WX' M 'K W me M z X N A 4 ,M as . -ra' 5 , QQ? ' Q -ra was ...- anal CCDMME RCE CLUB First Semester MARY KASE - - - President jUNE HADLEY - - Vice-President SHIRLEY GRAYBAR - Secy.-Treasurer LUCILLE BUSCH - Program Chairman Allen, Betty Armantrot, Dorothy Baker, john Rhea lMr.l Bechtold, Yvonne Burgen, jeannette Busch, Lucille Corson, Ruth Cross, Audrey Dawson, La Verne Dorsey, Lucille Downs, Dorothy Evans, Frances Fuller, Katherine Gage, Kathryn Gagnon, Mary Ann Graybar, Shirley Gerardi, Virginia Gilbert, Betty Lou Goodfellow, Cecelia Gooclfellow, jean Groves, Bette june Hadley, june Hamilton, josephine Hines, Geraldine jones, Beverly Kase, Mary Klann, Anna Kline, jean Little, Virginia Lee Martin, Virginia McGallson, Deloris Morrison, Nancy Murphy, Mabel lMi Nagahama, Miriko Navarro, Dolores Parker, Frances Perron, Elizabeth Poist, Helen Second Semester DoLi.iE STILLMAN - - President MARY GLYN ROYCE - Vice-President BETTY LOU GILBERT - Secy.-Treasurer cEcELiA oooDFELi.ow - Program Chair. ssl Ranney, Doris Robinson, Dorothy Rose, Alice Royce, Mary Glyn Shelton, Clarette Sherman, Dorothy Stalder, jean Steele, james lMr.l Stillman, Dollie Stinger, Anne Stricker, Harriet Swain, Consuelo Tiecleman, Annabelle Warren, Margie Whipp, Neil Whitaker, Donna Wright, jean Yankee, june Zook, Virginia X ff., K PHYSIOLOGY CLUB GENEVA REDWOOD - - President RUTH PERRY - - Vice-President HARRIET STRICKER - - - Secretary-Treasurer Florence Allen Rita Dolack Phyllis Ely Mary jane Fenton Marjorie Harris Marjorie Kasemeyer Connie Little Gloria Maiers Anita Martin Lucifle Nicholson Betty Noyes Elizabeth Prue Betty Rice Alice Shattuck Marion Spalding Barbara Skinner leanette Utley Marjorie Funk WORLD FRIENDSHIP IOSEPHINE FELIX - President MARY MCBRIDE - Vice President CHARLOTTE CATHGART - Secretary VIRGINIA PUTNEY - - - - Treasurer Charlotte Gathcart Kathleen Gelcher lane McDonnell Phylis Ely losephine Felix Rose Ferraro Marjory Funk Margaret Grover Ann I-lagenjos Dorothy Lambermont Howard Lee Mary McBride Mildred Osborn Virginia Putney Geneva Redwood Theresa Salvatore ' ' I ' , 7 ,,a ., Ky V ' ' , Q . w wife-X ,, ' J --, 121. ff' K . , :QA QQ: .ni ,I NV! , I 47 Hi 1,4 kr ,, X. ?.-' ', 5 if VR- f3fi'i1fYpr Qi1 gl x, i ' I Q 'X - A - '1t2':+f4Q.i.s:'4.a,fff fa ' :Aa is - I 'I -, M , 1 wa ,ive .M ' jf , .Qi ,L :ff fysff' A 'fab 1.43 , va' W... 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I ,II...X CARNATIQN COMPANY ACARNQTIONI I I I 5 FRESH MILK AND ICE CREAM DIVISION I I I I Xxx CApitoI 14131 1639 NORTH MAIN STREET Cltrus 2-2831 IQIDSSMUYN E FLDIDIIT SPECIALIZE IN CORSAGES DISTINCTIVE DESIGN 605 North Glendale Avenue Cltrus 3-I I6l 'N , AUTGII I A. H U F F l You Save with Safety l on every Motoring need I CAMERA 5 MOVIE SUPPLY Co- Thousands of thrifty motorists all over I Everything Photographic BUY -- SELL -- EXCHANGE RENT -- REPAIR IZS SO. Brand Blvd. Glendale Cltrus I -2682 6 C. E. FAULKNER Wholesale FRUITS Z1 VEGETABLES O 7lI E. Chevy Chase Glendale the West have learned that Western Auto Supply Company saves them money on everything for the car. Every article we sell is backed by our Guar- antee of Satisfaction, and our more than 23 year reputation for Fair and Honest Dealings. lf you're not a regu- I lar Western Auto customer . . . . why not get acquainted? You'll Save b with Safety. Motorists Headquarters for I TIRES - BATTERIES - OIL SEAT COVERS - REFRIGERATORS l WASHING MACHINES - BICYCLES l CAMP GOODS - FISHING TACKLE HOME and CAR RADIOS I , SAVE with sArs'rY - y yestern eutohsupply Co. t zoo star-Zgein :lie west cl zoi s. uma Blvd., Glendale A Y' 5 it x M Ax ., MQ 4 .5522 445199 13 1 wg ffm? Q51 DQDGF IDLWVXCDUTI-I I SthtDdg dS M y I Dpdblf 25Y o sM1TH-c50LDEN, INC ,Dodge - plymouth Heaclquartersll CQLORADQ AND CENTRAL GLENDALE The Iota Taus-Hagkl-1ick-Showoff-One of the Boys-Tri-Cammas Your Ice Cream Man Says THANK YOU sooo LucK I C Y C I. A I an TO THE GRADUATES O I2 com, LTD. Manufacturers of Big Bears Big Dippers 34IO GIendaIe Blvd. Box Cars Sandwiches Los Angeles COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ARDEN FARMS, mc. Evsnvone wiu. wmir T0 5 wma mis munru FQ . ' Schnnl Jewelry S , , . 'fig' EI X It shows school :pmt XKQQH Q CHARM on PIN in X S19-QUP ax 12- A ,. , U - xx unsung EI ' Xi N1 The perfect qifl fur lhe qirl friend NO. F. TYCK, Your IeweIe I I COLLECIATE Men's and Women's Sport Shops , 1 KQMAKQOIZ 5, r IO8-I IO South Brand CI I-3275 I35 S. Brand Blvd. d I .J- C parheqa Root BEER A pure and palatable beverage that l everybody likes. Made from the yi finest roots, juices and herbs and l LITHIATED. Sweetened and en- riched with DEXTROSE, a reli- able life-giving source of quick i energy, and made from SPARK- y LETTS, California's Finest l, Drinking Water. YOU'LL LIKE SPARKEETA ROOT BEER N BETTER , , K Z , , .Y Y V YW, M: Z i i CARLE'l'ON'S T AR FROST BIKE Er LAWNMOWER f De Sota Q Plymouth , l 80l-803 South Brand Boulevard Glendale, California H. P. Starr, Service Supt. Citrus l-l l66 CHapman 34ll6 i I I I i KEY and Lock vvoizk 0 0 0 ' l MODEL AiRPi.ANEs cf SUPPLIES it IJi5liHl'llfL'f' and IHdi7,'ll1'lIlll MAC IV! KVVCLUE cglgofl 339 North Brand Next to the California Theater Phone Cltrus 2-Zl 38 ' O . X 802 V2 E. Colorado Citrus 2-9870 l l Glendale ll li Y Y Y Y Y W Y r T l COMPLIMENTS ii Of . i , l l-l. S. WEBB CO. l39 North Brand WEBB'S lVlEN'S SHOP l lO3 North Brand Q WEBB'S Bovs' si-ioP i l ll West Broadway 3 VKX 7-GNN akle vsfB ovhes, a Y'xe0df'YYK 6 OA ded 2 3. KAN! P? CN Xusk QMS Coat ucvevf 3 IIIIIIIAI III FOR 28 YEARS O II A R D W A R IQ AND SPORTING GOODS up t th pesent, Cornwell and IIEADOUARIERS 'I I uisissgfsgisf 2: I A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT IQII OF EVERY TYPE or SPORTING Gooos IIIIII III II I I I . 2 For fishing, tennis, badminton, golf, baseball, and every other type of sport, we are headquarters for the right kinds of equipment. We carry the largest assortment of guns and ammunition in Glendale. N See us tirstl Prices are within the reach of every- IW, one! BE FULLY EQUIPPED . . . AND GET MORE ENJOYMEIXIT I I I Spalding I I I' Distributors for is Wilson Sporting Goods Ii I I Goidsmifh , In I I CORNWELL at KELTY I HARDWARE SPORTING eooos PAINTS I ll5 SO. Brand CIIPUS 2-0404--cnapman 5-I764 I IIIIIIIII A It 3, 2 x J 2 .Af X, A ' iifiaws 2635, ff! '2 .Et vv A -.-ff' Yi km -43 wif' Creators of New and Original Styles in Quality Graduation Announcements S Correct Personal Cards Book Diplomas A. R. DANKWORTH Sz CO. San Francisco 82 Second St. Los Angeles Famous Herft-jones Class Rings COMPLIMENTS OF Tl-lE TREASURE TROVE3 GLENMLESGI-'-TSIIOP 227 V2 N. Brand Blvd. Cltrus l-4333 407 E, Pico l O i Best Wishes to all Curley O Cltrus l-5l45 Cl-lapman 34607 A A A GLENDALE HARDWARE CO. 601-603 EAST BROADWAY ROBERTS G ECHOLS iff it wir Home Owned Drug Store S.E. Cor. Brand and Broadway wir it ik' Glendale, California Telephone Cltrus l-5l26 GLENDALE BLUE PRINT CO ls qualified to advise mechanical drawing students on the selec- tion of their drawing sets and materials. Special prices to stu- dents on nationally known guar- anteed instruments! l2O South Orange Telephone Cltrus l-4405 AMERICAN FLORIST The Gift with a Sentiment GRADUATION BOUQUETS SMART NEW CORSAGES Telegraph Delivery Service 'A' 'k 'k Wm. F. Drewes, Prop, l344 E. Colorado, Glendale Telephone Cltrus 2-0943 X Mm W .Q 9? Wnwawm., Q. A ilk . X X -' sm 'iiyl ..,. . .sw A .if - wj ',v .. . .+'Q,Q B '53 A 44 I N,-JUN' 'X J wf Q 1 , X, Q A W , my Q .ww K1 s A ,,Q,,,. Corn pliments of 4 S. BAKING COMPANY I80l Blake Street OLympia lI3I Los Angeles Q3 gg ig Style Headquarters i' 'll' 'I' DISTINCTIVE SHOES X WIN I26 Where Young Men KLER SHOE co. f I I ED NISLE II7 South Brand Buy Their Clothes NO. BRAND, GLENDALE 'llf it if I Compliments of J. W. ROUGIER C-LENDALE LAUNDRY V I and Dry Cleaning Co. I I U-a?b4li F'www URRIERiE.gew 'k 'A' 'R' X 'N'vvvs'vvNA'V 27 Years of Service I RESTYLINC 0 DESIGNING I f f f , I SI 3 N. Brand Blvd., Glendale Calif. Cltrus 2-88OI 3 Bur. Cl-IarI'stn 6-OZI 2 I ' Montrose Crescenta 82 I Phone Cltrus I- I 772 CAREERS Corne to those who prepare! GLENDALE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FREE P ff: 404 East Broadway Phone Cltrus 2-3021 L lAcross from the Postofficel A 221 C E .g. R. C. Anderson, Manager M fi: 5 Our training develops better stenographers, secretaries, typists T and accountants I Vggsig - f QW? Ai is leannette Briggs, Kay Perry, Ruth Perry, Nancy Morrison, lean Cassidy, Anonymous, Eric Armstrong, Cec and lean Huw Coodfellow, Dorena Hammer and Tom Furst, june Hadley, Russell Snow, Howard Hicks, Leah Tiegs and Barbara Brown, Gloria Maiers, Helen Poisf, Betty Unckles, Anony- mous. I I X STUDENT FAVORITES . ff GIANT BARS ' - , ti Q WONDER BARS . I I TRU FRUIT ICE CUPS N Q , Cooiciia BARS ' I WAFFLES 5- 932 J SUNDAE CUPS X , ggi o I l wg A ' 'l I 1 VACATION THOUGHTS There will be many happy days at th ' I beach, many a glorious day on the tenn W ' IM , courts, hiking, boating, dancing! GVQI' P5 :gh And many an enjoyable afternoon or eve T 5 ig ' ning spent In an Albert Sheetz store, sip l I ping a rich malted milk, a soda, or delving I I into a scoop of ice cream, smothered with W Q yrup and nuts. Oh Boy! AUSTIN STUDIOS 44 cc Hne Portraiture D PP OUR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE GOOD WISHES ARE EXTENDED TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU il? air wi? Official Photographer for the 1939 Stylus iifvirikf CLENDALE, CALIF. LOS ANGELES lO6 E. BROADWAY 9ll LOEWS STATE BLDG GLENDALE HIGH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION I938-I939 FRANK LIPSTREU - - - - President RUTH BERNDT KRULI. - Vice-President BOB CRAY - - 2nd Vice-President AL VAN CILSE - - 3rd Vice-President BOB HEINE - Secretary-Treasurer DUANE KRULI. IRWIN CHASE FACULTY ADVISERS EARL T. BROWN DOROTHY CILSON Administrative Secretary, MRS, ELIZABETH L. DAVENPORT Historian ALLAN POLLACK QW' ies? 15-:ff fi' f, MA K' M' Aww +1 f .ii , aim - Q., wig, . ,f 'Q 1 f W Pr' 'X Nl X 1 1 Sag? 1