Grossmont High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1932 volume:

JWWZMMKUWW E H -1 J . Q E! '5 T1 re il f 51 J- 5 .M ma .:mul..x 19 . Nu c ff:- p 41 3 F A L 'Q w lr vi? 'L 2. 'I R:- F 'FP I il A4 52 UL 3-. 1 'E ' ' F5 'ff CT. A.L', .L5. ' :- .L hi W. .5 ' Rcmcmvasum A-1.4, buh mm Tues rw H-va:-s sem-+4-oL,.x 'bw'-v' 'Fo-mae:-r -rw: 'Qbue ' E:vA-Evan. A-r-do uJHjA-r A QVM-0 2Pr2::.oc-u-r' va u .vfu-n-af A040 DON'-r 'raw Us-ra,u-PM-JG. c.4.A-'ss' A-1-so 'ru-reowfu-4 RNHY S'-'PY WGRJS rr-wo A-Pn.s'r-ry , 6.0-do 'F-ow.-'rg vm-q-re.g A-T Q0-rygpf U'-D Qmvssnowr- rr-rg-vow'-r wc.. Vo-un. 'F12mwJwo ri-uv-fnvj En.4,A pu-rR'lf u-ggi -1, . Xi. ' 57 .W 'A' ' H DUIBLIIHED BY THE ITUIDENT IRUDY UI: GDUSSMDNT UNIDN HIGH ICHDDI. VDLUME NUMIBEIQ I2 GDUSSMUNT CALIIZDIQNIA If I. IQ If C U If I2 ID U D A G Ii 2 'izffxl degree of success in any l enterprise depends upon the support given it. George . Washington, the illustrious Father of our Country, himself, attained to success only through loyal support from his countrymen. So, with this, our own special problem, the publication of the 1932 EL RECUERDO, the co-opera- tion of the entire school with the Staff has been necessary to produce a successful book. To that spirit of co-operation- from student body, faculty and adminis- tration-we owe any degree of success we may have achieved. We, the Staff, hope only that our efforts will gratify your expectations and furnish you a lasting and pleasing record of the year's activities. y iN George Washington, whosc it bicentennial the world l pleases this year to honor, we : gl find embodied those enno- bling characteristics of wisdom, sympathy, leadership, and high ideals of service, which earned him rightfully the proud title, Father of His Country. Beside the name of Washington, we feel it fitting to place the name of one in our midst in whom we see repeated these characteris- tics-a man who leads firmly but under- standingly, unhesitating but patiently, and who leaves the mark of his personality upon every student who knows him. To Mr. I.aZelle Smith the Twelfth Edition of EL RECUERDO is gratefully dedicated. u mn.. Swank flf.l,1m-.Hi 471.141 Iillnrniu-ic l'.ick.ird ffi VH l'r.lnccS Bmgluy fOrxiul1:.ulmm J I..1ur:i juan W'ilii.1mi IGnli'Allrli'!1i-i? Gordon Ifmtcr f,'hxI.BI1x. liiuflugvrj Vcrn Marshall fAi'Inilii'sJ Harry Garfield flinu' A !lrli'ln'.iJ Virginia Pnnclln fllumurj Marion Rnbinwnn fAxif.IfJ1lorJ George Gibb: ffixsi. Allrlvlirxj .liner Millcr fl'i'ulnru,iJ Lyle Prcwntt fOrguni:utiunx1 Dwight I rcymillcr flluxlrluxx Miululqrrl Iiu.1l'iIicgren fCli1m-il Art Mnnrc fzhil. Ar!! Iflurcncc Ynnwhcr !Snupil IT H If 0 L ,OW s . SENIORS SENIOR OFFICERS CREASIER, PHII. tlimlq Pbillipj General Course Riding Down the Sky 1 Hi-Y Sec. -I Spanish Club 2, 5 Football Mgr. -I The I.ove Expert 4 Class Pres. Al SI-IOEINIAKER, LISLI2 131111 of l.l1'rlL'f, General Course Hi-Y Sec. 5, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Track Manager -1 Class Sec. 4 Christmas Pageant -I Varieties 3 Ambiliwzz To will iz .rfeepirlg rrnzfert. NHUICY A1111 'l Anzbifimzz To Huw 11 fzrzuvz rhap. DONNELLY, JACK Qliririj General Course l.ettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, -l, FRIEYMILLER, DWIGHT KAIIIVIINJ General Course Treas. -I Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 5, -I, Capt. 2, -I Boys' Chorus 2 Football fl Ghost of Lollypop Bay 2 Baseball -I Varieties 3 Track 5, A1 Hi-Y Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 2 Christmas Pageant 5, -1 Spring Concert 3 Amlzilimzz To ga bark In Holrrifle. Basketball 3, Capt. 5 A. S. B. Representative 2 Foothill Echoes Staff 3 Lettermen's Club 3. -I Cross Country -I Class Treasurer -I Annual Staff -I Ambifimzz Nu H4lI1Ibi.lZ7.'l The Class of '52 started their memorable year by electing as their oflicers: Phil Creaser, President, Jack Donnelly, Vice-Presidentg Lisle Shoemaker, Secretaryg and Dwight Freymiller, Treasurer. The Class sponsored two dances, the first one a school dance, and the second an exclusive Senior dance, and then the gay whirl of a novel Sport Prom, Ditch Day, and the Senior play, brought us to Commencement, where two new customs were introduced: Caps and Gowns, and outdoor Commencement Exercises. The Seniors wish to express their sincere gratitude to their advisers, Miss Eva McCarthy and Mr. LaZelle Siuith, and to the teachers who have guided us through four eventful years at G. U. I-I. S. I Q 3 N H695 Q l,.'Xlil',NlDliR, M ARf1Iil.I.A flfnlluuj Gcncrnl Connie 'l'r.xnsfc-rrcil Q' r n liwcnndiilo nigh snwnl lhxkcn ll Z, , Vnllc ll . l loc l nd of lliv Rainbow 2 Cllir x :x l'.xgc.xn1 4 Ol 1piclluund 4 Girls' I,Q.-,nw1ax,c1.,mmanfc 4 iii-,lam w flmluliuu: Tn ln- u nnlm rrnnurr. l'lXKlil'.ll, l'l llLl,lI' fl'ff1lJ Clcncml Cunrsc IS--ulnll s, 4 ilicnnix l, 4 ll xyx' Cflmrne l. Z. l, 4 lcllurnwn'si V,uriulicx Z Scvcnl1li.lnccx I 'l'l..n ircrgum linnily s lin-c l'iKp1:rl 4 CQr.indnu,i Pulls :lic String 4 K Nvvalnlillgn 4 ilirixunns l'.igcanx 3, 4 Glynn nf lullypnp Bay 2 Riding Dnwn tlw Sliynl xllrrlwlmfl: 'l'u ,qui u wifi' lu llulliillv. livncril Vourxc tim illub i, 4 A Wedding 4 z t.hmxni,n l'.ngu.nn 1, 4 Spring Clunccrt 3, 4 Amlfllmn: To rruiu' flu' ruru'i lnur. 'VAYI OR I-IVA llhinfg lllA'l l'lSON, ,IA nmfls Mnxic Cnnrw S Urclwslrn 1, 1 lliulngy Cllnlw Varieties CLi.i+mmm 'lirin -, W. . flmlulmuy ilu y mul' n orb, N l7W'ASlll, MARY .fill Ccnurnl fnnrsc Vnllcvlwill I, 1. 4 lsnml-.ill 1.1, s,4,c:.ipr.-in 4 llnckey W, 4 lllclnul' l, 2, l fi. IX. A. 2. l,4 ln A U.1rdcn X Ulvn1picllrnnd 4 Zlmlfiliuu: 'l'n lu' il lrullmu.1in'. l.iXUGl'lRlN, Glillllilflllf flivrilrl Cicncr.1lCnnrsv Girl1'l,v:Jguv: Vice Pres. 4 x1l.us Trcnurcr I lhnincxx Manager 'l'lw l.m'c' perl 4 i,lirisun.n l'.igc.unr 4 Spnnisll Club 2, l lS.nlscllull 4 lhwlull 4 Ynllcylull 4 lhckcv 4 Tumbling 1, 2 ln A Garden l Olympic ll mud 4 lnnrliill I-.mncrcucx 2. 1. 4 'lice judging I C'itrns,Iudg1ng 2 rlfrfluffml: lilillv. i'l lll llilOUli. lilllllzliil' fl'mlu:u.iI Ccncral lkunrac Girl Reserve: l, 4. Vice l'rc'-. 4 lk- 'l'r.msl'crrcd frwn liiglc l'ninx lligll SQ-lnml, Urugnn lli-Y X, -2 Ag judging Ll sec. 1 K xlw!lv.1ll4 ' lKcrn1cn'x Clnlw 4 lr. li, A. 2,l .lnninr l.irnncr X ulzulrllmur Tu ln' I'rulu:n.a uln-fl Mr. Sunil: uulllx rm' In lux lll'Ml'llllliY, -IUDITII flmlyj l,nni:1urrl.1l K nnrw ll,:xknIw.ilI l. l, 4 Vullcylull I, 2, Y Elcu Cilulv 5, 4 mnhill l-.irnncrulcs W, 4. IH-cs. N 'rcc judging Y lrnil judging K I.nini1lulw 1 K liri-ln1.ixl'.1gc.inl W. 4 ln A G.irdun W 'Kllvmpic li mud 4 llnclwv 4 Amlulmn: Tn fnllvrl llw lmln in ilfmxlmnlv. lQlil'lllXRT. R.'Xl,l'll KKVIIP Kicncrml Cnurwc Ag Tum l. 2. W f swim: Childlmmln 2 f 2l1ri: as Pageant 4 Crew 4 algo M.m.ngcr. C lurmnus un! 4 A Wedding 4 lli Y 1 4 Arulwlmnr Tn ml, lllSlHiF. RUTH fl ilfri' Kicncml Cuurw l'rcncl1 C lnlw 4 ling- lllrllulinuf Tu If vklpfvvr uf .1 ilrrum xlnjx. l'1H'KARU, Ifl,l.1XN flEfl.m'f'I Gcncr.1lCoursn: M IARIli -I Irct. -I Girl Rvscrvcs l, 2, 5, , ' Spb-isli Club 1, 5, 4, sw. 2 lfoozbill licluxcs Surf 2, I, -I Annu.llSt.1If-I -Iolfx Il.iuglucrs .L -I .Imlvllmu: To lu' ilu ifrlisl, I IUI IANSI IIiI.'I', ZIELMAN fIinuIi'iul I Sricncc Couric Iliology Club 4 illnllilinll: To ln' Alvin. KRASNY, K.'YI'Illill Gcnurnl Cuursc Ihwbnll I. 2, I II.ixkenb.ill 2, I, -I II-A-key 1, -I vulluylmll 1, 1, I, 4 fi. A. A, 3. -I Kill-u l,lub 2, 1, -I C Iirixuuaa I'.igu.ml o it vm Il Ifiu- n INIZ IKJVI I, 4 Chun nr' I.nIIy-pup Ihy 2 Spanish Club 2, 5, -4, Prey, fi Spring linnccrt 1, -I Ili--linx J Olympic Bound Anllvlfiull: To In' 4 ilu' u orlil. ITUNAI IO0, DliX'l'l.R fllrrlcl Uclwlkll Couric lfooiball Z Ili-Y I, 2 Ill-Molny I, 4 orclwnri 2. I K.lirixlm.is l'.igc,lm 4 v 'l'ryxring l'I.n-I- -I Ivllcrmcn'x Vlub I Alrrldlirzfl: To Inv in l,nl:vsiilr. IKAIIP, MAIIIQL tkuuuncrcilil Course II.iscb.ilI I, 2. ,I Ihvkcllxall I, J, I, -I Vullcybmll I, Z, I, -I Ilockcy ,I, 4 -Iolfs Daughters I, Girl Reserves I, 1 2, 3, 4 ulfulvilluu: To fu' il Ivilul. GIIIIIS, RUTH ffilffflxj General Course Indoor I, Z, 3 Ilaskcrbnll I, 1,5. 4 V l,2,,'5,'I II Tc i In .ir 1. cs 2,1, 4, Vice C. . ' .4 Clirialilus I'.i 4 Property Mgr. . ncy Ann 4 Aullvilinu: To lu' Il rinlm un- :mmm-r. SWOIIODA, VIRGII. fflrlnllixj Gcncrul Course Llnsv Pres. I Orcbcxlrn I, 2.1 Asxixrm Band Miner 4 lcucrni.in'x Club Z, I, -I Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Prcx. -I 1..,wIax,wn 4 A. 5.13, Vicc I'ri:S.J A. S. l3.1'rcs. 4 lfnuzlull 4 Cross Country -I II.nkc!b.iII 2, 3, 4 Track K, 4 Spnniwln Club 2, I Amlfitmns W'r1ml1. IfI.OURNOY. Ifl,lZAI1IiTl'l KCIIVHFVI - General ifuurw Iircncll Club 3, 4 Tennis .I lxanlugy cm- 4 lfuutliill Echoes Statf 4 I .itin Club 2, 3, 4 Amlrilinu: To lmilil url url gal- lwrr in Sfurlru. SUNIIURY, SIDNEY KSIIU Science Course linnrbnll 4 I.uucrmcn's Club 4 flmlliflnrr: Tu br mamlyrr nf a rInlIl1 furlury. I-IOOVER, MARION flllirlaryj Cnmmcr'i:4l Course ndo . I I I, 3,4 cyba -, 4 Amlriliou: To nun u fvrrlzrl farm. wr-ills, ,mme ffm General Course Spanish Club 2, I 'Tumbling Team 1.5, 4 Glu: Clluh 2. 1, 4, SCC. 4, 4 ln thc Land of the Rainbow 2 ln A Gardcnn .I '-cslwa of Lollypop nay 2 Spring Cunccrl 5, 4 jnlfx Daughters, I, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A, I, 4 llliriumaf l'.tgc.mi 3, 4 The I,uvc Expert 4 Girl Rcxcrvus 4 lla-Alinx Z, J I lrnpcrty Mgr., Grandma Pulls the String 4 Tl-U w'Qaaan,y' 4 Advertising Mgr., Nancy Ann 4 Variulici 2 flfulaiiinuz -um! Ilvcu Ilguiu I nrigfvl NUI. HUMl'HKlfY, HARRY fllrnrzimluwl 'ncral Vuursc I mzI1aIl.I. 4, La 4 rack 3, 4 axles: lx' , . ., 3, I . .ns Secretary 2 Klan President I A. S. II. Culninitlcc 4 lf. ll A. 2,1 Stage Manager. Nancy Ann 4 Hoyt' liczlcratiun l'rngram 2, liltrialmax Papuan! I, 4 l.ctlcrma:n's Cltib 4, Pres, 4 Arulwliuu: To lfr If lwrm- rlurlnr C AVIQ, MARGARli'I' flllrrlllllwl Gcnural Clnursc Class Scurctary 1 lli--Iinx I Girl Rcsvrvcs I ln the Lanil uf thu Rainbow Spanish Clluls 1 Llurixtniat Pageant 1, 4 llavkuilwall 4 olympic l5nuntl 4 Nancy Ann 4 Iliulngy Clula 4 l'l'1:nCll Clulw 5, 4, SCC. 4 Arrllflliurl: Tu lu' fl Irrr iillrr. SWAIN. IIOWARID fszm.-fill Gcnrral Cmirwc flmlvrlirmr Tu krvlv Slum' nlrlly il frnm lfn' glrlx. :I 8 f , l7lll,liY. f'l.AllA ICM' llvrj Gcncral llnursc Transferred from Vernon High Sclnml. Iniliqma Spanish Club 1, 4 Amluliun: Tu juiu lln' Armv IN WISIZ, MARIAN General Clutirxc Glcc Kilulw 1,4 , Indoor I, Ll Basketball 1. 2 Volleyball I, 2 Girl Kcscrvcs 2, I, 4, lnlcr-lilulu Rcpruwntaiivc I, 4 lxaulagy 4 lulv 4 Hi--linx I G. A. A,I flrrrlfrlmn: P? ARlillil.D, ll.-XRRY flhlrfj General Conrw A. 5.13. Rcprcwc alive I Iiatlicxlwall I, 2, 4, Captain 4 I law Vice Prcxi -nt 2, .I lkmrball 2. I. 4 A junio Hi-Y 'r .2 hcl 'r l I l'rcs. 3 lla .mag 2 Cr Country . I. 4 5 nt ill liclmcx Stall 4 Annual Staff 4 Debate 4 Nancy Ann 4 Amlvrlmu: Tn full Ifn' girl. I,oNG, VERA fl'i'.HluIxj linmnacrafll fours Tramf cd frnm Jim-gn High ' 1 Sc I s m I gan r1n ull: thc Striny, e lu I. ,z ' - t 4 tlvcrn. g Manager Thr lawn Expert 4 Spring laxnccrt 4 Property Mgr. Thu xx'Q.l.la..,f' 4 Amlulmu: I'I-rlmln lhll NX'll.l.lAMS. IIIMMIIZ Ilmlmlrl Gcncral Cu r c Baslwthall 2, 4 Buys' lfcd a on l'rogr.lm V.KrivliL ' -nur 'tt In I a I KIYL .l Spring 'i u rl I Spanish nlw I Afrllulmf Tu lu' un Hun' fur aa lmul fur .1 u wk. 'lIL'I.l.IiR, I-ERN Kflilufvlrxj Guncral linursc Glvc Clnh 2. I, 4 Spanish l lub 2, I, 4 spfmg Ckrncurt 1, 4 lnth1:l.alld0f the Rainbow I C.hrisllna1l'ag0an! 3, 4 Nancy Ann 4 Ili--linx 3 flmlulwur Tn flung u Ivprllrilrr in If lfig xfmfx ullirr. . of K YA at X x Q IKOIIIII Ns, GR A012 fcnml.-I-.-11.19 General Course A mlulmu: 'l 111l' Vouurr. l lAl.l,, DON Al.l3 fllnui C'ommurri.xl Course lI.ind -I lhnd Concert 4 fllulrilmn: Tu ln' nn'i'!muii'. an nlrfllum' MARSllAl.l,, VERA fG.ilIi Currij Music Liuurse 'I'r.xnsferrc from Willinnxs, Ari- 1 nn Va Ac!iex Clue Q, nb 2?-L Pres. 4 Tiiinlal' ' Team 3, 4 Gln i.1,u11,,.,,,1x.n 1 Sprin nnfcrr I 'l'l1.it iergn un li.lmily 3 'l'ln: l, 5 pert 4 Gr.milm. aulls c String 4 ln ilu: l..m llic ln A Gnrile? Olympic linunau Annn.il Sull -I Orisliexlra 4 K'lirixlm.is l'.u,' nl 4 lli--Ilnx 2,3 li.: lxuw Z Girls' l,v:.i ' e lfx. C'umniiuv:e 4 l,.uin Kiln I, Vice l'r CR. ,I .lnlfa llnuglilerx 2, J, 4 Aullulmu: Tu ilmu l Iurux ilrlil Xing llll li' xnugx. MI KIRK. FRANK flliuljl General Courxc linyn' Clhnruw I A. S. ll. lix. Cfmnmitl lhxkcllnill M.1n.iger I 'Vlirywtiixg l'l.icc 4 I .uin Club 4 llioluj:V Clulv 4 ulmlvlfnulr Tu run in llllfZA, AMlil.lA -lL'l.l General Couric liwkcilull -I Vnllcylull I flmlfilmu:'l'n lu- in riului. ec I lmrlr lwnm: lu ly sliv- llllr Iriv- I l,Il.-lliGRli,N. l'.'l l'A fliulinnlnj Gene:-.il lfuursu Volleyball I, 2 lmlnur l lkulietlmll I, 2, 3, -I llnelscy 4 Annu.llSl.1ff 4 liuniliill Iiuli-new 4 i'lirisln1,xxl'.igenm AI Innihill Iiirnicreuew J, 4, Vice Prus, J l'ruil -luilging 3 Tree .lumlging I lliulugy Club 4 lli-.links 2,3 A Wedding 4 .lulu'sll.1Ligluers I, 2, I, 4 Amlrilmn: 7'ukq:1i'11 il jim: rirrnx. - V .J g 1-R c1o'rT, 1,Yl1i miumry cnerml linurxc Urelmuri I, 2 Riding Down ilie Sky I Biology lilulu 4, Pres. 4 Annual Staff -I Cl1risrn1.xsl'.igennl4 flwlfiliun: Tn misc lvlurk mfs. l'ANSllliR, lil.ORliNCfli Fill General Course Tennix 2, 3, 4 lhxkerbnll 1, 2, 5, 4 lndi-nr 1, 2, A, 4 Vnlleylnill I, 3 'l'r.ick 2 Hockey 3, 4 Vanity Kiln . 4 G. A,A. .,-I.Sec,-I ln A cn 3 lily ic Bound -I a 1 flub 2, I . li. Repreu-nmlivc I r Reserve: Z, I, 4, Pres. 5, 4 uxinuss M.in.iger l'lw l,m'e lix- pers 4 Annual Stall 4 fliriumu l'.1ge.lnt -I flmlulinu: To ln' jail I1 ,qign!u. 1' DL'Nc:AN, OBIERT flmu.-J Science C Sv: O 'lws l, 2 H A 3,4 U' u css Manager li.imily Up- :iirs 2 ncli Club 2. 5. 4 mek Manager 2 Amlvilinu: Tu xlvlv irllu Hill T1lJrl1'5 ilum. HOUSIT, Hlil,lCN fzlrll General Couric Tr.imI'er d fm uclxcsner, ln- diana GI e Cl 1 4 Au, i in: ' nruu ln'nlfm11.n'. sxnru, in1l.1aN 1.. fsmnrip Gcncml Cnursc Girls' League Cnnunitlcc 5, 4. Vice Pres. K, Pres. 4 film: Club .l. 4 Urclxcstra I, 2 Ifrcncli Club 4, 4 Inrin Club 2, F, 4 ilu: Sec. Z G. A. 2. V, 4 l cllmll I, Z, S, 4 'ln rlic I,.xnd uf llw Rminlmw ln A G,lrilCl1 l olympic lxmmd 4 'l'l1c Love lfxpcrln 4 Girl Xcicrvcs 4 lunilvling 'llcmni 1, 4 Christmas l'.1gc.1m 1, 4 sprang ufmlm i. 4 lli--Iinx 2,5 lluckcy .W lnuiluill liclmcs 4 ll sing-ss Mgr. Nmncy Ann 4 .fl luliml: Tn ln' un ulil ul-url L'l.l.Ii , RAY fCl1i4'l1i-nj Gcncr Cnurxc llnyQ'El1orm I Ghost of I.ulIy 3 y 2 Amlwlmn: Tu lf pr-rinlrnl. u is soN. MARION mi-3 General Course Annual 4 l-mnluill Iichucs 4 Girls' League lix. fommiucv ln A G.lrilcn 5 join inugiiim i,1, w, 4 Anflulmu: I'-l. ORR. K ' KB llilrrlj Scicnc ,o we Ilihvg :lr nu. in lu' ulvlr ln lm I' in Iln' vw. ARNKTT. I,ll.l.lAN lSiunlvlr 1'in'fcugr'j ficncrnl Couric Volleyball l. 4 Il.nkctl1.ill 2. 4 lmlnur J Hockey 4 lvunnix I. l. -I Ili--Iinw z In-nliill licliucs l ln llic l..ind uf llu: Rminlmw Girl Rcwcrxcs l jnlfw lhughtcrv I, 2, X. 4 Amlvilinu: To run-I llvlru Wills Mmiih' in il lrlluix luurlnlmrlll 1 liUlll.ll, AI,lCli fxlll Ucnu:r.ll Course ll,Hlxc!l1.lll l, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2. 5. 4 Yolleylmll 4 ln A G.irden 1 In tlie l,,xnil of tlie R.iinlwoiv 2 num,-a., iim....1 4 lircneli Club 4 ii. A, IX. 4 iumaiy c-1.11. 4 fllululmur Tu Hulk lfu' itrrrlx lrilli ll umlv. KI ., . lA5l'., K lll',5 l l'.R fC'fn'IJ General Couric rlullulluu: To on fl .1 mm'rfcriluI lim-. imma ', ifimrvcrias 155511 Muiie Course ln tlie l..inil of tlie li.iinlwow J ln A Garden l Olympic Bound 4 l .ilin Vlulv 2,4 Glue Kflnlv X, 4 lireneli flulm X, 4, Pres. 4 Lind t.1nnecrt K Groninmil Trio 4 Spring foneert 5, 4 Properly Mgr. Gr.indn1.i l'ulls the String 4 Nancy Ann 4 lioulliill liehoei 4 Annn.il Sul? 4 Girl Remervci 4 t'lirisim.ii I'.ige.inr W, 4 lli-,linx l Varieties 2 Allllfilmu: 'l'u ilrirlufv .1 funn' IIL4' llun1lvfu'i'x x. llllifll, lililllli ffllllkl Gent-r.il Couric lfnoilmll 4 ll.iilicilv.ill 2. l, 4 Seven l1li.inces 1 A, S. ll, lix. tionimiucei l.eucrnicn'x l'lul1 2, 3, 4 l7eMol.iy W, 4 .luslging 1,5 Stage Crew .W liliriwtnmx l'.ige.lnt l flmllllmuz 'l'u ilzuvll flu' xlrerix nf liuxluuill. l'llll.l.ll'S. Nlil.llliRT.'X fN1'lU General Cfourac 'hack I, 2 Volleylull I G. A. A. 1 Typing Conteu ,X Cliriuiinm l'.ige,int 4 Spmnixli Club 4 flmllilinuz Tu ln' il irrullil Ru- plmrl. SVCANSUN, RAMUNA Hllullzll General Course Spring Concert Z, 3 liootliill lixrmerutlee 5, 4 Glen: Club 1, 4 tilirixtmnx l'.igennr 3, 4 Amlnlfun: Tu ln' u slnwl i'li'am'r. liRW'lN. FRANCIS KKIJJ Genchll Course Riding Down xlic Sky l linskeilmll M.in.iger 4 lli-Y 4 DeMol.iy 4 I rilmn: ' f lv: ' COUTS, NANIZTTIZ fTfmliuj General Course Cliriatmis l'.igi:.inl 4 Girl Reserves I Track I iii-jim 1, 1,1 Tennis 2 Scion Cli.meei 5 In A Garden Y l.ovc lx like Th.it 3 Gr.indm.i Pulls tlic String 4 Olympic Bound 4 Glen Club 4 'l.:ll'Ji 4 ' H1 ulil muiil il fmrfn'lrn r lmnlv. l'l1TTINGlI.ll, GORDON ISU Science Course lfnotlmll 4 Track Z, 5, Cipl. 4 DeMol.iy 4 l.etrermen'siIlul1 2, 3, 4 Alnlliliunr To lfiull Curuulnlu ry ruh-1. IIOCKADAY, Ul.lVli fllruilmpj General Couric A. S, Il. Rcpresennitive l l,ntin Club 2, .W Tinnlwling Te.im I, 2, 1, 4 lircneli Clnli I, 4 Girls' League lix. Cjnmniittee Y Girl Reserves 4 A. S. B, Clerk 4 Foothill liclioes Stiff 4 lim-l4ctl11lll4:Teiini1 1, Y Property Mgr. Thu Love lix- perr 4 Deluxe 3: Ornmry X Typing Contest 1 ln the Land of llic Rninbowu 2 ln A G.1rdcn 55 Olympic Bound 4 lli-Jinx 3 Clliristmiis l'.ige.int 4 Varieties Z G. A, A, 3, 4 Nancy Ann 4 Amlriliuu: To lluwlup ia 1uuu's liulglx. SW'lNlQ. FDNA fllllxlll General Course Vulluylull Y, 4 lluclxuy, X. 4 lhskcxlmll 4 Advertising M.m.lgvr Olympi4 llouns.l 4 lhnnl E, 4 Urclwwtrn 1, l I..uin C lull 3 Rvl1c.lrw.ll I Prnpcrly M.m.1gcr H-lwllill mn lf.xmily ,X Auixlaul llmincw M .1 n Suvcn Cll1.1nccs I Cl1risu11.nl'.lgc nl W lli-.linx 1 llnyw' li cr, ion ugmm lf. lf. L. , ,s- ,v,1'm. 4 llclunc K, 4 Ur.ltnric.ll Q' r S l14vn1mluioncr 4 lillltnr-in-llllicf, Annull 4 lwmtluill liclmm Stall' 4 Spring Concern K, 4 Girlx'l.c.1guc Sec. W flmluflull: Tn Jn mnlrlfn plum' Mr. Smlflw. 'A J STACY. Glfkllifllf fC'lll'll'l Gcnulxll fnurxc Afnlwlmn: 'l'n llmw lln uruuml. Gunner.: C 'nu sl. Nlilll., S.'XRAlll5.1llyl l r 1 zllululmuz 'I'u nmrrq fur nmurv WOODS. RANlJOl,l'l l flllkvj Gcncml Couric Glcv Club Z, l Gl1ml ul' Lullypup l5.xy I l'rcxl1icx l l,cucrmun'x Club 1, 4 'l'r.luk 'l'u.lm S. 4 na..l..,4v m Iulw 4 lhml 4 flurlwimu: Tu run llw 2:1 nllfmnl ,qvlllug fllggml. CURY, C1ORNl'fl.l1X fCTurnn'J Q Liurnvncrciml Clourxc Spring Kinnccrx 1 C'l1rium.lx l'.ugc.mr 4 ,1..mlm..u,1h1m 1, 2. 1, -x flmlulmll: 'l'u lu' u lfig lwnirlfsl lmmugvr. Slllil'.'XRlJ, VIZI MA MTU General Course llukczlull I, 2. l. 4 Vullcylull I. 2. l. 4 lnwlull l. 2, l Clcc fluls 5 Track l. 1. l Ommry X, -A Dulmrc l. 4 Girlx' l.c.lguc lfx. l mnmillv: I, 1 'lxcnnli W, 4 lu lln: l..lvul of llw lhinlmw Lal.-.H ,1u.l,4s..g 2 'rm judging v lfoutlxill llrnxcrcxlcx 3, 4 l..l!xn C lnlw 2, l V.lrKlIV K llllw 2, l, 4 G, A. JK. 2, K, 4 llmxllwill lfclmcs Smlf K Amlulmn: Tu lu' .1 lu. ffujul lmuflr,q,m-r. , 4, . 1 ,gp ', ,-.,. XMITII. lil'SSliIl Hilm ku! Gcnural l uursn' 'l'r.uufcrrul from W lu i I 1 nr: L'na.,.. lliglu s.l..,..l lli-Y S. -I Urclw-nr.: I Track 4 A. S. B. Tulwl Supl-rx imr 4 mmm ciuumry 4 livluuc -5 N. l'. l., 4 .lmlulmuz Tu .fm 4' vuunlmu v. WliS'l', MARIA 1Ciu.'.l mln! C mmncrchml in u -: 'llumblcrx ' 3 ln A Q .and 1' c .linlmwu . C rixtllus ' .nt 4 1 lhm c ' 3 Cmuuu . lhmyx' dcmliun l'rugr.um 1 ,4mlf1!mu: Ynn'll nnzrv lermu. ,YOL'NG,l'nliRN.XRl1fliurnlrj Gcnrml Vuursc Amlnlmn: To rnnnl fwmmw. SWARNI-1 ,M.xlu' f.xrf.w1 Guncml Cuurw l..1llu Club I-l Tennis I. 3. l. 4 ,Iulv'il5.1uglltcrx 2, 1, 4 K'l1ris1n1.n I'.ugc.ml 4 Girl Reserves 4 Property Mgr. Nancy Ann 4 Jlfulfilmu: Tn lmw all ilu- llngx lnlul. SMITH, DAVID flfiirmrr Surilbl Gulwhli Cfuurw Yluiiging 'I'c.lms 2. I Svc. of Southern Region If. If. -I mini. Country I, 4 thminixsioncr 4 Dclulc 4 N. Ii. I.. 'I'rc.l-2, I. 4 Ag Orqmry I, 4 lf. If. A. 'I4i'c.lx. E Ol'clu:xlr.i I, I rimlfiliml: 'I'u il.-lam' for filrmvr. fi ASTON . fhI.1n'ux Anri-liuxj Gi-iiuizil Couric 'I'r.msfcrrcd from vcr High School Ihml 4 Orclwslra I, 4 Spring Concert 1, 4 Boys' Cliorux .I Arululiuu: Tu lu' inlulfvrr Rlnln' FULLER, JEAN 18111111441 General Course Ihskerlmll 1, 2, 5, 4 Iinxchnll I, 2,1 Vollcylmll I, 2, J, 4 Iloclicy J, 4 Vamiiy Club 2, 3. 4 G. A. A. Svc.-Tru.is. K Class Vice Prcs, I Claws Rcprcsciilailivc .2 Girl Rcservc Sec. 3 Girls' Lcaguc 'I'rc.ix, -I Amluliuu: To full ii jul: will: nu uurk I 'l. D I Y, LUN fKri'ivli-rj Mini: Course Conccrlnnilcr, Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Grosxmont Trio I, 2, 3, 4 Spring Conccrl I, 2, 1' 4 School Dance Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Amlrflifms Tu lu' n xrrnull Guy y,,ll,.,.. l.omlvar1ln. V p . W . 011140 . IIIRI7, GIQNI: Gfnlmlij SIIURGIION, NINA KSIHIJU ANDERSON, I'IIII. flfrngl Science Course Gcnural Course General Couric 'I'r.unfcrruiI from San Diego High 'I'r.imi'crrcd from Toulon High 'I'r.insferrr:d f r o ni Iiecondiilo School School High School filnfrilmfl: To alruirr .ill Mr. flmlfilmu: Tn xvi' Mr. Smillm zlmlfiliml: To lu' u ffaffxrlfzr fur Snutb'x qnrrliuux. Miki' II All Rngi'r'x pllm- in flu' uirbilr, mul im. I'L'I.I.IlR, DONALD flirllxfvj RIfYNOI.DS, GORDON CRAIG Gcncral Courxc Dch , 4 ll' Gcnural Course Trzinxfcrrud from Kirkwood High School, Miss. Amlliliuu: Wlm ku J? 32. E L J I2 1 'I' If C U If I2 D 0 ,ki , f I, X D A G If I 4 um .is zxmsr '1,,,- ,wif Jim.-. .x...1.-fm, cami in cgfili.-m. ll.irry cgi-iiwan, 11i,m.m.1 uw, 1.0 mm.- lh-II, .Luk ll.irr1s, llnwarnl XX riglil, Rulwu Slmw, Mclvin llill, ,lark Spitlnwisvr, limnk llill, llnyml ll.ur'xx-mul, lfilixin 'l'li.iulwr, l'.inI lcnningx. Simml run: Gurdon: loner, Gcrald Turner, George Mdhin. Williain Nl-wiv, L .url Md irlliy, Cluurgu NY.ixliingmn, Slnnlcy Rugcrx, Clirl Cilmiulwurlin, llomcr lliglwv, Rnynmml luinum, Rulwrl W.lllin, llcurgc Gilwlws, llcrimnl Angel. Tfuril run: Glen Lmclwr, W'illi.im xx'..ri,i-.-, him,-i. Ouaslui, XX'iIl.ml s....n., xx'ill,...' 11.-Nun, iw.,..m.m 1.,nfl., i,,-.in ,x.,1.m.m, iaiiwirii Sxxxniu. .Iulm Wliili-, Guurgc Mimrc, Allin Ilum'ci'. lwmrllm mu: Riclurd Saul, iicnrgc Schucli. Alburr Uvnlingvr, Y.il1.ilxn lI.u'l. l,in,lcn Burns, liyrun luulslcy, Uxc.ir XY'.1llwr, I'I.irry Mule, ,lack Smith, Urvillu Sumli. licrtxzim Oxgnml. 'lrnncv Puulxmi, Sunluy K.nn.inx. cfmzxf np .-.,,i: xmgana.. x'aw.,..ia, M...-,V in-.iw Rmmg, Ruth mmm, cfm ,1.mcs, M.irg.ircx Hullcn- lu-ull, Mnnlgc livxnp, Yiul.i XY'umlin, Alla .Nun lilcll. .IL-mic Nudinc, lidilll Swinlx, Marjorie Rubinxml, lim..-1 l?.irlii-lil. null Wi: lulillu liimns, lm-...IW iliwll. Helen sp..r,w.., lfilccn mum, mlm lnm.. Am-,..m swim. rmlsinf is.-UW., lrcili- lmmwy, N.-rim lril-L-rg, lflclfn Anm, jim-1 Millcr. M.xi'g.i:'cK Wluilr, llcglxni Xlculicrlviv. lfrsril run: Mariuric Sclicnck, luiy Turncr. Myrm Bond, Vinlcl lime. Illx Alilmu, Ali.: Siuxmrr, Mary KL-rfimi, l-nmuux Urculr, Ruilx Wuxi, ,Irwell Drake, l,.uvol,i Sinmm, Uri-l.: lIv.n-im. lim:-Ili mu: Ili-Ii-n llulnmun, lk-ny Mcl.c.un, Ruth M.irxh.xlI, H.ivcI Miller, I.uix Nl.i-ilurxun, N1.lrg.ircx Milner, Cil.ul5x lliglwc, llugcnia Kcmlvr, lililnlwrll llulllunil, l'l1ylliK llolllund, liar.: -lc.ln K l.u'k. IOR IVS 15013: 'Iff1rwn: Kcmlrhlx Millar, Tum Mulmi, ,lorry Swans, Bill Xvarrcn. jack Gr.n'cQ, NVcslcy lllcnwxlu, lun Ulwx, lhliw I.ir.1lwu. lun Uwiclxi. Xvrufnl rrnr: lillwnrd Ortiz, ,lack l3r.uly, Art Mnorc, 4 lmrlcx I'ii'rwn, Kicurgc luwlcr, XN'.ill.irr S.n'.igc, Sucurra Rim. GIRIX: lfililli Illia. Ulu.: zhnlin, Rlmdi liullrr, M.irg.il'cl Wflru, Alicu liclalur, -lulim Pcrmnx, Lula linilu, lullu Gaul, Kullu Gxxucs, Virginia Slmw. SOI' SOI' H A'S BOYS: Top r0u': Bill Immenschuli, Tom Bullock, Ralph Golden, George Head, Charles Cadwell, Alfred Douglas, Elbert Sinram, Leonard Villavicencio, William Wolfenharger, blames Smith, Victor Geraci. Srrnllrf mtv: Harold Dent, ,lim W'hire. Wialter Camp, Leland Cave. Andrew Kilvllan. Allan Cunningham, George Newton, Louis Sharp, joe Cole, joe Srnith, Edward Camp, Beltran lluhhard, llr. Tlrirrl row: Leo Randall, Bill Lewis, Norris W'est, lfranls Prlylvylslti, Douglas livaos, liugenc Harrix. Orland llulfnaao, Edward Douglax, Ralph jack, Phil Thacher, Malcolm Kurtl. I-'onrlfr mir: Tetldy l'onlson, Charles llye, liclix Landis, Lloyd Foster, Henry Creaser, Charles Cole, Floyd Nichols, Marion Miller, john Crippcn, lloh Graham, .lack Holland, Harry l'reio. GIRLS: Top row: Virginia Pattillo, Zola Swohoda, Laura -lean Williams, l'lorence Weaver, forione Goltlslwrry, Mildred llrarcns, Delnia Rosenlwerger, Connie Connell, lirance llair, lilla De llalco, Violet liarnett, lletty Turner, lilivahetli Kitlman. Jessie Faulds. Srrnml mu: Hazel Welsh, Betty Bingham. l.illian Koppel, Olga lsarnsworth, Helen Mendenhall, Pauline livans, Iona Wolters, Kathryn W'yckolT, lileanor Lewis, Gladys llratt, lixelyn Steele, jean Katzenbaeh, Constance Sanchez, Margarette Shannon. Tluril mu: Audrey Lantcrmen. Lueile Bicrbaucr. jane Crowningshield, Vesta Bliss, Annie lforward. Margaret Coronado, Helen M. Smith, Audrey Printlle, Mary Duncan, Rosalecn Rcmick, Gladys Garriss, .lane lleaton, viva.-n Peterson, Dorothy cnmpbell, tin-rim Ieilie. H IVS: Top run: l'url lirickey, Charles Phillips, Frank Morales, L. Quinton johnson, Schuyler Hawes, os Salalar, Laverne lluflord, Henry Nelson, Walton W'illi.1ma, elanie Gardner, Le Roy Young. W'allace Lee Kilarls, lien Parker, Wheeler, La Verne liarnhart, Helen lenltins. Tlrml mir: Ardcll , -leanice Campbell, Carrie Church, Dorothy Hill, Louise Cory, acksnn, Dolores llay, Alice Torres, I-'mulls mir: Mabel Oltey, eona McConnell, Pearl Williams, Aluanita Washington, Marjorie son, Betty White, Lucille Anshelm, Margaret johnson. Ralph Stewart, Lowell Twetlt, Carl Srrnllrl voir: Mary liaye Laoglarin. M Rolland l'ackard, Dick O'Brien, Roy Short. juanila Day, Winona Norton Alice Lamp, Dora Hall, Betty Anne -I Audrey McCarthy, Artleth Brown. L Swohoda, Ruth Hawley, Harriet Peter IROSH :VS GIRLS: Top row: Mary Ellen Mcliay, liloy Taylor, Gertrude Evans, Harriet Kinghorn, Laurent' l..iltin, lildred Layne, Ruth listlier Smith, Betty -lane Tliielc, Emily Cunningham, Marion Sigler, Alice llollx-, Violet Ahliot. Sammi mir: Margaret Melilard, Mary McDonald, Angelina Bamhidellzi, Havel Benton, liinilv Smith, Mildred Langford, Beatrice l.illy, Kate Bingham, Margaret Green, Ruth Stewart, .lane Baltis, Blanche Young. Tlriril mir: Martha Owaslii, Helen M. Smith, juanita Stumbaugh, Alberta Duncan, Katherine Kitzman, Margaret Gunter, Thelma McCarthy, Winifrcd Noyes, lidith Saul, Helen Hirwhy, Susie Multai, Marie llead. BOYS: Top run: Adan Treganva, Cromwell Mukai, I.eelie Heyxer, jack Craig, Bill Stephenson, Ivan johnson, lilmer Dennison, lirnext Oyos, Richard Botroff, Ben Polak, julian Conant. Ralph Starr, jack Stevens. si-.-.i...l nn.: james Wight, iamaee Burk, Neil cms, john Fitch, William clamor., Bill Love. Au'-tin lliglilield, W'illi.un Varni, Tom Mallow, W.illaee Chormiclc, l.inden Martin, Raynold llawley. jaelt Malony, George Lanterman. Tliinl mir: Louis Smith, limes! Head, Albert Vanoni, Robert Ballantyne, Robert l'ratt, Lloyd j. Smith, Woodrow Havekost, Ernest Pearson, Charles lfloto, Rnliert Oreutt, Albert Hoover, Ryland Star Rey, Stanley Hansen, Elwood Russel, IROSH B'S: Tap mu: lidward Gilvhs, Donald Hyser, Paul Gaston, Paul Seidel. Steve Hoaglin, William lillis. Donald Osgood, Alfred llinltle, Wilher Ramsey, Robert Rapp, Alwyn Benton. S1-fulfil ww: Maxako Moriuliita, lxalvel Rhoades, Mildred Burns, lfern Sanders. Victoria Shaw, Marjorie Mel.ean. lflorenee Pierce. lililalweth Halbert, Barbara llemis, Daisy Kessler, Bersy Ross, Marion Brown, Tlninl mir: Chuck Holllund, Carl liklmtf, Raymond Manning, Manuel Real, Bertie Mae Rhoades, Gladys San- ders, Mercedes Alvarev, Catherine Roberts, Wayne Melrvin, Carl johnson, Arthur Bye, Rohert Livesey. lwwfw' If I. I2 If C U E i ' J EQ K i G G is I3 A G If I S Quicksnll M. E. Miller Judy Mushin Cookc Moriarty Ortiz Franke Gavin Lapum King Pinzzoni F. Miller L. Smith ' K. .'.d,1.L,L- Donohue Holloway McCarthy Clark Pearce Simmons H. Smith Kenrick hfolins Brown J ADMINISTRATION MR. S. WISIS. Chairman MRS. LIaoNII5 F. GILIss. Clerk . U U MR. IRA C. ROBINSON . MR. R. E. FOSTIQR . MR. E. E. ROGERS . CARL B. QUICKSALL . GEORGE A. HARRLIaRoAIn LINTON T. SIMMONS . ETIIIII. I. PROSSIZR . R. M. BROWN . KARL B. CLARIQ . . DQROTHY S. Cooma . MIERLIZ C. DONOHIIIQ . DOROTHY E. FRANKIE . MARY M. GAVIN . . EDITH M. GRAssMIIIsc3R . WILLIAM HCJLLOWAY . GILBERT D. JUDY . EARL W. KIZNRICK . . WINIFRED E. KING . JOSIEPHINIE M. IQOLLMYIER PIIARL E. LAPIIM . . GIQORIIII A. MARTIN . LADIMIQR MASHIN . EVA MIZCARTHY . FAIISTA MILLER . MIRIAM E. NIILLIER . EI.sII2 MIIRIARTY . MARX' MoI.INs . EDWARD ORTIZ . MAR-IKJRIIE PIiARc:Ii . ELI M. PIAzzoNI . MQRQNI O. PoIILsoN . HAZIQI. M. SMITH . . LAZIILLIQ SMITII . Bond of Tr11.x'Iee.f . . El Cdjllll . LL: Mem Heigfolx . . La Mem . Lakefide . El Cajon I I am! I y . . . . . . . Pffllfjflclf . Vin-,'1I'i11I'ip.1l. Clve111i.rIr'y. Algefmz Plillljflrll of Niglvf Svlmal. A4QI'il'IllfIlI'L' . Dean of U fw1e11. Iizzglixlv. Hi.ffm'y . . . . . . Agrirffllnre . Phyfiar. Gc'11w'al St'fl'1ll'C' . . Iinglirlv, Typing . . . Mmir . . . . Englifh . . . . . S pd1li.l'l7 . Pnfzfir Speaking. Ef1gli.I'l1 . . . . Agl'iL'llIflll'8 . . . . Iimlzfzzzzirf. C0ll1lH6Vl'IrlZ . Ffzrnl Merlnzzziatr, Merhazziml Dnzwizzg . . . . . . Biology. Lfzfin . Plane GKPKJIIIFIIZT. Girlx' Phyf. Ed. . . . . . C fl llllllL'l't'idl . . . Malhe11mliI'.r . C'f1.1a'lfI, Bfuyr' Phyf. EJ. . Ezlgliflv. Dmzzlaliur . . . 5lUcJIIi.l'lf1 . Englirh. Frwzvlv . . . . . Ar! . . . . S6'l'l'6fu'l'y . Banff. Imfrfzfliezllal 1I'11f,riv . . . . Librariml . . . Ania Shop . Afgebm. U. S. Hi.l'f!!l'Jf . . Drazmfxliz' St'IC'11t'L' . Cf1'iI'J', Defmle V Edu.: Swink Lnvnln Sinram Virgil Swobodm jean fuller fCnm. nf Wvlfurvj fffum. nf I im1m'1'j Iffnm. of Arlxl ITrmu. Glrli' l.z'.lgln'? Bcity Mclean Russell Smith H.irryHumpl1rcy David Smirh lCun1. uf Afairsj f7'1rkrlSufn'r1isorj fCum. uf Alfrlrlirij lCnm. uf Pulrlnr Wurkwj Luuis Sharp Harry Garfield Olive Hockndny fl'rux. Iuuiar Hi-YI IPn'a. Smiur Ili-YQ ICfc1bJ -Inner Miller Gertrude Lnughrin Helen Smith ISN: Girlx' I.mgm'l fVirr-Prrx. Girlx' Lvugllvl !Pn's. Girls' 1.4-43114-2 ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY V IRGIL SWOBODA ...... CONHl1f.l',fi07lL'l' of Artr HARRY HUMPHREY . . . C07!llllf.fJ'f07lB1' of Allalefirr DAVID SMITH . . . C0mmi.rJi0ne1' of Public Workr LAVOLA SINRAM . . . Commirrioner of Finance BETTY MCLEAN . . . . Commirriouer of A jfairr EDNA SWINK ...... Commimimzer nf W elfare OLIVE HOCKADAY, Clerk RUSSELL SMITH. Ticker Szfperiimr GILBERT D. JUDY, Adrifer Of the 573 students enrolled in Grossmont, about sixty-eight per cent are members of the Associated Student Body. The new Commission type of government adopted last Spring is proving a practical success. Classes and organizations have worked this year in almost perfect harmony, to give the student organization the most successful year in its history. GIRLS' LEAGUE Prerident . ...... HELEN SMITH Vice-Prerident . . GERTRUDE LAUGHRIN Sevrelary ......... JANET MILLER Ti-efzmrer ......... JEAN FULLER Cwmnitree Chairmen: LILY ABBOTT, MARCIIil.LA CARENDER. VERA MARSHALL, FLORENCE FANSHER, RUTH GRAVESAI GRACE JONES. MAR JORIE SWARTS Adziirerz Miss ETHEL I. PROSSER, Dean of Gif-lr Outstanding activities on the League calendar this year were the Fresh- man Welcome, October: Faculty Tea, Decemberg Christmas Giving Project, Decemberg Big Sister Party, Januaryg Dad-Daughter Banquet, Marchg School Dance, Aprilg Fashion Show, Mayg Mothers' Reception, Mayg and Senior Tea, june. Helen Smith and Lily Abbottattended the fall convention at Huntington Parkg Grace jones and Marcella Carender were the spring convention representatives at Riverside. HI-Y Preridenl . . HARRY GARFIELD Vice-Prerideul . VIRGIL SWOBODA Serrelary . . PHIL CREASER Trearurer . . GORDON FOSTER Admw: MR. G. A. I-IARKLERoAn junior Hi-Y: President, Louis Sharpg flL1il'fJ'6'I'. Mr. H. Dow. Although the Hi-Y is not a substitute for the Boys' Federation, being :I Y. M. C. A. organization, the members have carried on this year many of the functions formerly undertaken by the late organization. I 9 3 N PU FHG5 'N X 1! VV 1' ,f E , L D If C U If IQ D U D A I3 E 2 2 X-of 1 YU l.li'I'TliRMlEN: Tuff mir: Roy Wlieelei', Chester Chase, Lambert Ford, Don Pearson, Harry Humphrey, Melvin Hill, Don Lindes, Dexter Donalwn, Henry Creaser, Teddy Poulsun, Scrfnlil: Robert Philbronk, Edwin Thafher, joseph Tucker, Byron Lindsley. David Smith, Philip Parker, Gurdon Pettingill, Dwight Frey- miller, XX'allacc C,larl4, Paul Jennings. 'l'lvird: Leonard Villavicencin, Elmer Cnr- nelius, Clifford Burns, Linden Burns, lirnest Denlinger, Art Moore, Orville Smith, Kenneth Blurjlier, Harry Garfield, Sidney Sunbury. Fnlzrflnz Guwge Gibbs, Felix Landis, liddie Birch, Tenney Poulsnn, Wixltci' Harlen, Dallas Neville, jack Donnelly, Gurdon Foster, Virgil Swnlwda, james Nelsnn. GIRLS: Lillian Barnett, Alice Guuld, Florence Fansher, Mabel Rapp, Ruth Gibbs, Barbara Freeman, Harriet Garfield, Dnrnthy Church, jean Fuller. HI- Y: Top mir: Sidney Sunbury, Stanley Conant, Orville Smith, Byron Lindsley, Clifford Burns, Gordon Pettingill, Harry Humphrey, Linden Burns, Robert Duncan, Willal1'd Smith, jack Spitzmesser, Robert W'ilkcn, Thomas Cunning- ham, Carl McCarthy. Second: Eddie Birch, Lloyd Harwood, jack Donnelly, Gordon Foster, Philip Creaser, Francis Erwin, Frank Hill, Kenneth Blucher, Harry Garfield, Russell Smith, Howard Wriglit, Lisle Shoemaker, Harry Godwin. Third: Robert Philbrook, Paul Jennings, Dwight Freymiller, Gordon Graham, Mr. Harkleroad, Ernest Head, Henry Creaser, Lowell Twedt, joe Smith, Mr. H. Dow, Giles Larahee, Edwin Thacher, George Gihhs, Virgil Swoboda. Fourth. Bill Lewis, Felix Landis, Bill Immenschuh, jim Smith, Lloyd Smith, Charles Floto, Allan Cunningham, Louis Sharp, Orland Huffman, ,Terry Swarts, Warren Whitman, Julian Conant, Leslie Heyser, Linden Martin, Wallace Clark. GIRL RESERVES: Top row: Virginia Patillo, Dorothy Hill, Connie Connell. Semrzd: Violet Barnett, Harriet Garfield, Barbara Freeman, Delma Rosenherger, Helen Smith. Third: Katherine Kitzman, Betty Turner, France Bair, Ella De- Falco, Ruth Graves, Jane Wells, Frances Baghy, Zola Swoboda. Fourlh: jean Fuller, Laura Jean Williams, Alice Gould, Grace jones, Margaret Hollenbeck, Mariorie Robinson, Mary Faye Laughrin, Fay Turner, Gertrude Laughrin. Fifzh: Olive Hockaday, Marian Wise, Ruth Ward, Corinne Goldsherry, Ruth Esther Smith, Ellamarie Packard, Jessie Faulds, janet Miller, Florence Fansher, Eliza- heth Kitzman, Florence Weziver, Rosaleen Remick. HI-Y The local chapter of the Hi-Y, which is an organization sponsored by the County Y. M. C. A. under the direction of Mr. Evarts, County Sec- retary, applies well at Grossmont the purpose of the organization: to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Grossmont chapter was founded in 1927 and has now a membership of sixty in the combined junior and senior divisions. During the first quarter of this year, the Y enlisted the aid of all Freshman boys to repair the Grossmont G, made by the chapter last year. Beside regular activities, including sponsoring group study of voca- tions under leadership from local business men, it held the annual Gross- mont Fathers' and Sons' banquet in April. joint meetings were held during the year with Point Loma and Escondido Hi-Y's, and with the local Girl Reserve chapters. They were, also, hosts january 17-19 to the County Hi-Y Conference. GIRL RESERVES La Mesa Chapter Pr-emlwzl . . ..... ELLAMAIUIQ PACKARD Vice-Pr:xriJu11f , . Haaiuiar GARFllEl,l7 .S'm-era:-y . . . . FaANc15 Baia '1'mz.wn-ef- . . Ei.1zAis1sTH KITZMAN Inter-Cliff: . ...... ELLA IDIHFALCO Atlzirw- . ..... Miss Ersiiz Moammv El Cajon Chapter I'i-etitlwzl . . ..... Fi.oR1zNr:15 FANSHIQR Vitw-Pntridtlfff . . Grsaraums LAUGHRIN Secretary . . . . . RUTH WARD Tmz.r1ff'er . . DIELMA Rosmiixisaoiaa Inrer-Club . . . . MARIAN Wisis Aflzfifer ....... Mas. E1.izAa1z'1'H SHRADIQ Although the two G. R. chapters have two sets of ofiicers, their artifi- ties this year have been combined. The year's calendar included: September: Pajama Tea, Asilomar Ban- quet, Picnic and Inspiration serviceg November: Church service at San Diego, Thanksgiving Dance at Bostoniag December: Charity work, Christ- mas carolingg january: Recognition ceremonial: February: Grossmont- Escondido Hi-Y-G. R. dinner, March: Print and Cord Dance at La Mesa, Pot-luck Supper, Easter Vesper service: May: Social meetings, Mothers' Day Tea, Benefit show, Picnic and Inspiration service. LATIN CLUB: T012 rout Frank Moore, james Smith, Phil Thacher, Tom Cunning- ham, Stanley Rogers, Melvin Hill, Frank Hill, Edwin Thacher, john Crippen, Kendrick Miller, Rayriold Hawley. Semlzd 1'r1zz': Iimily Cunningham, Cecile Rumsey, Betty Thiele, Lois Mastcrson, lidith Swink, Nadine Brown, Kathryn NXfyc'kof'f, Helen Foster, janet Miller, Betty Wfhite, Margaret White, Mary Peace Romig. Tliird mzw: Florence Wei1vei', Fay Turner, Connie Connell, Delma Rosenherger, Marion Bowler, Lily Abbott, Elizaheth Flournoy, Beatrice Lilly, Phyllis Hofflund, Iilizahcth Hotllund, jane Heaton, Rosaleen Remick. FRENCH CLUB: Helen Smith, Betty McLean, Connie Connell, Mrs, Miller. Eliza- heth Flournoy, lNIai'gai'et Cave, Alice Gould, Frances Baghy, Olive Hoclcaday. SPANISH CLUB: lirfnilz Virginia Visconti, Laura Xlifallenhorn, Corinne Golds- herry, Nelberta Phillips, Ellamarie Packard, Katherine Krasny, Fern Muller, Grace jones, jane Wells. limi: Karine Fflh l3lYi, Gwendolyn Haptonstall, Mabel Rapp, George Vllashington, Ada Ann Fitch, Clara Duley, Xwhanieta Olmsted, Dorothy Nephew. HIOLOGY CLUB: Zelman Hohanshelt, Orville Smith, Frank Moore, Miss King, Lyle Prescott, james Mattison, Fred Orr, Etta Liliegren, Nadine Brown, Eliza- beth Flonrnoy, Margaret Cave, Ruth Wfard, Marian XX'isc. Mary Peace Romig. CERCLE D'AMITIE Les otiicers du Cercle d'Amitie etaient la president, Madmoisellc Frances Bagby et la secretaire-tresorere, Madmoiselle Margaret Cave. L'institutrice etait Madame Miriam Miller. Le cercle etait compose de la classc avancee seulement parce qu'il n'y avait pas une classe de la premiere annee. Tous les membres du eercle etaient filles. Parme les activites du Cercle d'Amitie que etaient enticrement social, etaient un diner pro- gressif, une soiree chez Madame Miller Oil on a joue au bridge, et une autre petite affaire au bord de la mer. ROMANI HODIERNI Sodalitas Latina, nomine Romani Hodiernin, tribus annis ante in- citandi gratia studium de rebus Romanis constituta est. Magistratus huius anni sunt-Consul fpresidentj, Janet Miller, Praetor fvice-presidentj, Edwin Thacherg Aedile Qsecretaryj, Fay Turner: Quaestor Qtreasurerj, Thomas Cunningham. Sodales sunt patres, que annos duos linguam Lati- nam studuerunt, et plebes qui, anno primo, statum sodalis praimium dili- gentiae meruerunt. CLUB ESPANOL En la primera reunion del Club Espanol, George Vfashington fue cl- egido presidente, Grace jones vice-presidente, y Corina Goldsberry seeretaria y tesorera. Mas tardc el club recibio los miembros nuevos. Antes de las vacaciones de Pascuas, una tertulia fue dada y los estudiantes espanoles recibiendo grados de B or mejor fueron invitados. La cena y tertulia fueron un gran exito. El Club Espanol va a tener una tertulia a la playa oun viaje por barco muy cerca del fin la eseuela. NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY The Natural History Society, popularly known as the Biology Club, is a new organization at Grossmont. Its oihcers are: Lyle Prescott, presi- dentg Randolph Woods, vice-president, Mary Peace Romig, secretary- treasurer: Nadine Brown, librarian, and Elizabeth Flournoy, reporter. Miss Wfinifred King is adviser. Such studies as zoology, botany, geology and microscopy are used as individual projects. If I. I2 If C U If I2 D U I3 A 6 E 2 8 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is a national organization combining state groups composed of local chapters in high schools, having the pur- pose of instructing the future farmers of the nation in better farm methods. Officers of the Grossmont Chapter are: President, Edward Swain, Vice-President, Harry Mote, Secretary-Reporter, Robert Rogers, Treasurer, Lloyd Harwood, and Stand Manager, Raymond Toynton. Mr. L. T. Sim- mons, Mr. R. Brown, and Mr. W. Holloway are advisers. Of the sixty members of the Grossmont Chapter, eighty per cent are carrying productive home projects. President Ed Swain has one hundred stands of bees, valued at 35500, and Robert Rogers has approximately one hundred hogs, valued at 35600. From the obserxer's standpoint, the most interesting work of the lf. li. A. is the judging. Teams have represented the school this year in livestock, dairy cattle, and poultry judging, taking first and second places at the Imperial Valley Fair, and first place Qin poultryj at the Perris Val- ley Fair. Finals and semi-finals in judging contests, at Los Angeles and Sacramento, were yet to be entered as the Annual went to press. The enrollment of this organization includes most of the boys in the Ag department, who hold the elementary degree of Green Hand , tl1e boys holding the advanced degree of junior Farmer are: Arthur Gard, Kenneth Hollenbeck, Homer Higbee, Lowell Twedt, Willis Cornelius, Ed Swain, Harry Mote, Ralph Stewart, jack Graves, Robert Sayles, Ray Toynton, Lloyd Harwood, Ralph Kephart, Robert Rogers. FOOTHTLL FARMERETTES This girls' Agricultural organization, which specializes in landscape gardening and plant judging, has the following oliicers: President, Alta Stuart, Vice-President, Ruth Mercer, Secretary-Treasurer, Lura Barnhartg Reporter, Bernice Robesong Adviser, Mr. R. Brown. Two teams were entered in judging contests this year at Chaffee. The Citrus judging team won second place in a contest at San Bernardino in February. Enrollment includes: Lura Barnhart, LaVerne Barnhart, Bernice Robe- son, Alta Stewart, Ruth Stewart, Hariett Leslie, Harriet Kinghorn, Ruth Mercer, Helen jenkins, Margaret Gunter, Hazel Benton. i SHOPS , AUTO SHOP.There are fifty-eight students enrolled in Mr. Eliz Piazzoni's Auto Shop classes, an increase over the enrollment of the past several years. The boys have done much practical work this year, their triumph being the rebuilding of a badly smashed LaSalle automobile. They work on their own cars and those of faculty members, learning to per- form every function from valve-grinding to fender straightening. Also. they make their own tools and instruments. GENERAL MECHANICS. The forty-seven students enrolled for study under Mr. E. W. Kenrick specialize in blacksmithing, concrete, pump and water systems, surveying, the making of implements and the con- struction of gas and electric motors. All the shop classes make splendid showings in the Spring exhibit. MECHANICAL DRAXVING. Sectional drawings of motors has engrossed most of the time of the Mechanical Drawing students, under the guidance of Mr. Kenrick. Although there are but sixteen students taking this course, they show remarkable skill and talent in the work. A C T I V I T v Mr' If I 7 1f 3'Tf' ?'? 5f? '?2 ' r , kf'f'1,. z , . , M' wifi .. - ' w -sw :- M1 N . 210 ,J ,. 'V Y'-8 . Q ,- 'P' .1 Pi?-f : ' 37' fs . j . 1' D ,1 K fl.. , Am ,IM :-' ' . H ' .n' - v V 'E f .vi 1. r- ' N v I 1 1 r X '1 r 'I MW F ' . s' li.urla.nr.n lfrccmm li tty Mcl,c.1n Alnncm Miller fl-'llmnrl rlllvlclirxj fI n1I1m'xl lillnnmric l'.1clx.1rd lrnncux Rugby Harry Gnrricld fflrlj fA1'l11lIi4'sl fSlmrI1 Rrlmrlvrj Gcurgc Muurc l,.1ur.l -lean Vfillianxv l,olx Mmxtcrwn fkvfmrlvrl Kxhxurrrlvlrrl fI.ifrrur-rj lidna Swinl. .lane Wclls Lloyd Smith fR.'p.,,-fm 1R.'1y..f-lm fli.-punffp llclcn Smillx fUrg.u1i:ulinuxj OllvclluCl1.xd.ly lllrgurrizulznmj Karine lfrilwcrg Ufvfvisll lin.: Lilicgrcn fliwlmugrj D.n'id Smizln 1111-fi.-ifml Marlon Robinson flU'ulnn'sj William Moore lBuxim'xx ll'Iul1ug4'rl lililnlwcllx l'lurnny fifurlunlrxj Freeman Garneld D. Smith Miller Swink R. Smith Shepard SPEECH DEPARTMENT The National Forensic League, local chapter, is in its second year. Edna Swink is its president, Russell Smith, vice-president, and David Smith, secretary-treasurer. Membership is earned by points secured in inter-scholastic competition. Besides the above, Harry Garfield, janet Miller and Velma Shepard are members. Speech activities this year include: The amzzml Cofzxliflzfiwz Oraloriiul Crnzlefl. sponsored by the Los Angeles Times. Won by David Smith-- who took second place in the district finals, April 15 at Sweetwaterg second place-Barbara Freemang third-Betty McLean. DEBATE: Two each with Army-Navy Academy and San Diego High School. Won one, lost three. Debaters were Edna Swink, David Smith, Harry Garfield QZJ, Phil Anderson, Russell Smith UE. Four of these were scheduled to debate at the University of Redlands May 13-I4. DECLAMATION: Local contest won by Louise Cory-to represent Grossmont at Redlandsfksecond place, janet Miller, third, Betty McLean. VACHER CUP and EXTEMPORANEOUS CONTESTS!late in May. AG ORATORY contests--Southern California, Chino and EI Monte fthird place, Dave Smith. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Music Department under the leadership of Mrs. Merle C. Dono- hue and Mr. Edward Ortiz has played an important part in school life this year---both vocally and instrumentally. Beside the regular organiza- tions, two additional groups, the Instrumental Trio and the Double Quar- tet, have represented the department on many occasions. The principal effort this year of all organizations was concentrated on the Second Annual Spring Concert, May 6. Here band, orchestra, chorus of one hundred mixed voices, and members of a sixteen-hand piano en- semble combined to make the concert a production of lasting appeal. Also, in the Annual Christmas Pageant, the facilities of the department were employed, combining with other departments in the presentation of Grossmont's traditional nativity celebration. THE BAND, directed by Mr. Ortiz, has flourished mightily in the two short years of its existence. Witli Drum Major Barbara Freeman, the Band has appeared at many athletic events. It will be remembered for the fine interpretive music played in the Fall Concert as well as for its performance over Radio KGB, and in the Spring Concert. THE ORCHESTRA, conducted by Mrs. Donohue, has been in constant evidence at plays, assemblies, and programs. Both junior and senior divisions were used in the Spring Concert, as well as in the Wasliing- ton's Birthday Bicentennial program. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB made many appearances this year. Its officers are: Vera Marshall, President, jane Wells, Secretary-Treasurer. The girls have appeared before clubs in La Mesa, El Cajon and Lakeside, at the Naval Hospital and over Radio KGB. They joined forces with other music groups in the Spring Concert, producing the cantata, Taras, by Decker. THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB, newly organized, replaces the former Boys' Chorus. Byron Lindsley is its President, Paul Gaston, Secretary- Treasurer. The boys, too, have made numerous public appearances, their outstanding performance being noted in the Spring Concert. , thi? I2 E C U E I2 D 0 iii I3 GIRLS' GLFE CLUB: Buffs: Winifi'eLl Noyes, Melanie G.irtlner, Alife Lump, A Beatrice Lily, Betty Tliiele, Fern Muller, Madge Kemp, Lois Mnsterson, Currie Church, Dolores Day, Helen L. Smith. Frwilz Fininfcs Bnghy, .Intlith Humphrey. 6 Ramona Swanson, Jane W'clls, Gladys Gurriss, Katherine Kix' y, Mairgairet Milner, Mill'l2ll1 Wfise, Dorothy Campbell, Nalnette Couts, Ruti Mnrslmll, Vern E Murslmll. BOYS' GLIili CLUB: BJLUEI George Bihhs, Ralph Golclcn. XVilhui' Ramsey, Tenney Poulson, Rohert Sayles, XVootli'ow Hixveliost, Wesley' Clemeslm, Charles Green. Quinton johnson, Paul Gaston, Roy Wfliecler. lirnuli john Monnet, Ha1rol.l 3 Dent, Glenn McDougal, Alfred Douglas, Phil Parker, Elmer Cornelius, Byron Lintlslcy, Willizliii Varni. Lyle Prescott, Ernest Heiul, Ben Pollock. f BAND: Bark: Allan Cunningham, Etlna Swink, Bill Wfarren, Ben Parker, Rollantl Packartl, Randolph Wtsivtls, Laverne Dufffortl, Lelantl Cave, Don Hall, Andrew Kitzman, Dexter Donahoo, Lloytl Foster, julian Conant, Richard Saul, Charles Floto, joe Smith, jack Spitzmesser, Marcus Gaston. 1 rrn1J: Eilwartl Ortiz, jeanice Campbell, litlith Swink, Quinton johnson, Evelyn Kitzman, jack Stevens, Lowell Twetlt, Bill Lewis, Stanley Hansen, George Schuch, Gordon Foster, Donovan Lynch, Virgil Swohotla. ORCHESTRA: Bari: Dwight Freymillcr, Lily Abbott, Dorothy Commons, jewel Drake, Miltlretl Brarens, Mary Kerfoot, Ruth Marshall, Laurene Larkin, Dexter Donahoo, Vera Marshall, Virginia Pattello, Melvin Hill, Marcus Gaston, Bill Lewis, George Schuch, Donovan Lynch. Fmnl: joseph Dohhs, Linden Martin, jack Holland, Lon Doty, Dick O'Brien, Orlantl Huffman, jessie Faulds, Scott Piazzoni, Betty Anne jackson, Charles Green, james Mattison. Douglas Evans, Laverne Dutford, Mary lillen McKay, jimmy Wfilliams, Edward Ortiz. DRAMATICS The first Associated Student Body play was the Love Expert, by John Kirkpatrick, presented November 24. The story of the play is that of a young lady who, unable to decide between two candidates for her affections, asks the advice of the love expert, a columnist in the evening paper, Miss Alice, who arrives in professional capacity, bringing with her her fiance. In the confusion arising from conflicting advice, Miss Alice, the expert, loses her fiance to her young client. Vera Marshall, Phil Parker, Lois Masterson, Helen Smith, Phil Creaser, Betty McLean, Byron Lindsley, Kenneth Blucher, jane Wells, and Virgil Swoboda gave an excellent per- formance. Grandma Pulls the String was Grossmont entry in the one-act play tournament at Russ Auditorium February 13. The cast was composed of the picked performers chosen from three complete casts who performed before a committee of judges in the local auditorium. Olive Hockaday, Don Pearson, Vera Marshall, Vera Long, Lois Masterson and Nanette Couts were chosen. Q On April 15 was given the second student body play, Nancy Ann, by Heyward-fa story of the tribulations and triumphs of a little debutante who, tiring of the control of four aunts, seeks dramatic prowess on her own account. The large cast of flfteen students was headed by Ruth Mar- shall and Don Pearson, and ably supported by Don Lindes, Frances Bagby, Fern Muller, Iona Wolters, Harriet Garfield, Olive Hockaday, Eleanor Lewis, Margaret Cave, Louise Cory, Russell Smith, Lloyd Smith, Lisle Shoemaker, and Harry Garfield. Two dramatics classes this year have accommodated the large number of students interested in this study. These have, in addition to regular class work, presented several skits and one-act plays for outside organiza- tions, notably The Wedding and The Trysting Place for community Masonic groups. The Senior play, scheduled for the first week in june, was not selected as the Annual went to press. C+, 0 f ff LOVli EXPERT: Hclcn Smith, Kenneth liluchcr, Betty McLean, Philip Parker, Vim Marshall, Philip Cruiser, June Wells, Byron Lindslcy, Lois Mustcrson. NANCY ANN: Top: Llnytl Smith, lonu Wcwltc1's, Don Pearson, Harriet Garfield, Russell Smith, Ruth Mt1rsli.1ll, Dun Lindes. Lvu'e1': lilcunor Lewis, Frances Bugby, Fern Muller, Hurry G.irHeltl, Olive Hoclcaitluy, Lisle Sliueinukcr, Louise Cory, hlA1I'g.1fLl Cilvc. GRANDMA PULLS THE STRING: Vcini Lung, Olive Hnckndaly, Vern Murshalll, Don Pcnrsun, Luis Miistcrstm, Nuncttc Cours. N, x fa ' E , , A L I2 If C U If I2 D 0 D A I3 E 3 S X 111 I N 5 .V . 1 'v T H L If T I C I 4 E ATHLETICS Grossmont's athletics this year were more successful than ever before. FOOTBALL season started with only fair prospects, but after losing the first league game, the team fought its way into a tie for the league championship by upsetting the powerful Coronado team in the most excit- ing game of the season. The co-operation of the squad with Coach Mashion and the ability to click when necessary made the season a success. BASKETBALL season began with dim prospects. The teams soon rounded into championship form, however, to win several trophies, the most coveted of which was the all-'round team trophy awarded to the class B team in the A. A. U. tournament. The Varsity and class D teams tied for league championships, and the class C won the championship in its division undisputed. TRACK this year was the most successful in Grossmont athletic his- tory. The Varsity and class C teams won the Southern League Champion- ship in a very convincing manner. As the BASEBALL season is not Hnished as this Annual goes to press, it is impossible to print all results. Our team looked to be one of the strongest ever to represent Grossmont on the diamond, judging by early- season scores. More enthusiasm was shown in TENNIS this year than ever before. Many students were out for this sport, boys and girls alike. Norris West won the boys' tournament locally, and Lillian Barnett the girls', these students thereby earning the right to represent Grossmont in the Southern League Tournament. SCHEDULES Lliootbafl Pt. Loma . . . 0-13 Army-Navy Academy . 0-6 Escondido . . . . 13-0 St. Augustine . . . 6-6 Mt. Empire . . fforfeitedj Oceanside . . 0-19 Coronado . . . 6-7 Sweetwater . . 6-19 I 9 3 N HOPE 096 Sidney Sunbury fGm1nl1 liddiv: Birch Illrllfj Quran.. Purtingill ffilmrxlj Gurdon Ifustcr flimll Harry Garfield flfulll cu, r. H.n'ry Humphrey fCruh'rj Virgil Swnhndn fQuurh-rj Elmer fnrncliuw l'I'urklr2 Ruben Rumun fllulfj Linden Burnx ffiuarnfj JM 1s.,.mu1,' ffg,.,.m-fy Don l'cJrwn flimlj flitford Burns fTufH4'J CLASS A jnmmv Williams fl uru'dnll I larry Garlielnl H2111 flinuull l.imla:n Burns fCvul.'r? Harry I lumphrcy flinunll liyrun Lindxluy flfnruurmll CLASS Ii Virgil Swulmda flilmnfl lidxvin 'I'haclwr fcimmlj lasuuarnl Villaviclmm IC:-ulrrj lfdnlie Blrcll Hfurn 'urlll .lack llunnelly fCl1lrl.l lCn'ul1'rl Tenney Puulsun ll nrnulv'll7 CLASS C Tlmnuax Head fCrulvrj Henry Creavel ffimmlj Giles l..ll'.llwe ICn'uIrrJ George Gibbs KC.: fllllllrrll Felix Lamliv fl-'ur1z'nmr'j Roy Wheeler llfurlrmnll pm CLASS IJ Wlxllace Clark 1l uru'urJl Teddy Puulum Hfnrlwlrxlj Ruben Plmilbrnulc llfrrrlrurllj Ben Parker fGuurllJ Lowell Twedz KCVHIVVJ Paul ,Iennlngli ICMP! flimmll BASEBALL: Top row: Roy Xvheeler QSIMN Sxopj, Felix Landis fLeft Fieldj, Leonard Villavicencio QCCIZI61' Fieldj, jack Donnelly fTl1irdj, George Gibbs fFieldj, Albert Vanoni fCdfCl7! 7',. Lower rout Robert Ransom fPilClJ6f,, Elmer Cornelius fCalr!1e:rj, Art Moore fPilrlaerJ, Harry Humphrey QFir.rlD, Melvin Hill Ulight Fieldj, joseph Tucker Uiieldj, Phil Parker QSemndJ. TRACK: A: Top row: Sidney Sunbury, jack Donnelly, Orville Smith, Gordon Pettingill fCapminj, Elbert Sinram, Russell Smith, Lloyd Harwood, Eddie Birch. Lower row: David Smith, Randolph Wfoods, Fred Orr, Oscar Walker, Harry Humphrey, George Stacy, Don Lindes, joseph Tucker. C: Virgil Swobodzi, Felix Landis, Giles Larabee, Eldridge Betts, Ralph Stuart, Ivan Johnson, Edwin Tlmcher, Leonard Villuvicencio fC.zpmi11j. ML ,,1 4' BASKETBALL Clfz.r.r A: Coronado . . . 11-10 Fallbrook . . . 10 Escondido , . 26-27 Sweetwater . . . 12 Oceanside . . 16-21 Ramona . . . 12 Cl.z,r,r B: Coronado . . 4-11 Fallbrook . . 12 Mt. Empire . . 6-41 julian . . . 16 Escondido . . 17-1-'I Sweetwater . . 1-1 Oceanside . . 6-17 Ramona . . . . 13 Cl.z,r,r C: Coronado . . 2-1-1 Fallbrook . . Escondido . . 124-20 Sweetwater . . Ofeanside . . 1--13 Ramona . . . 16 C-l.1,1'.1' D: Fallbrook .... 6 15 Escondido . . . 11 Oceanside -... . 10-7 julian . . - Ramona ..... 7-9 TRACK Vtjrxfily 1011-Ytmf DtI,1'l7 220-Y.ml Daily 440-Yrlllf Dtulv 880-Yard Dtulv Mile Pale Van!! - High jump Shri! Put Lou' Hm'cUe.r High Hllnflef Broad jump IQi,n'1Li' -- 50-Yard D.1,rlv 100-Yard D.l.1'h 660-Yan! Rim Pole Vfznlf -- High jump Bmrzd flllflp Slml' PII! 120-Yan! Lou' Hm'a'le.r Tucker lst, Woods 3rd, Sunbury lith Tucker lst, Sunbury 3rd ---Pettingill 3rd ---Russell Smith lst, Humphrey 2nd David Smith 3rd Orville Smith, Harwood, Donnelly, tie, 1st --Orville Smith 2nd, Orr 3rd Wzilker 3rd -Birch 2nd --Stacey Srd Sinram 5rd, Tucker 4th Lindes 2nd, Walker 3rd Clfuir C -Salazar 2nd, Larabee 3rd --Salazar lst -Villavicencio 1st, Betts 4th -Stuart, tie, ist Chase lst, johnson 2nd, Landis 3rd --Chase lst, Villavicencio 3rd -Villavieeneio lst, Stuart 2nd, Swoboda 3rd -Thacher lst, Swoboda 3rd BASEBALL Mt. Empire fat Grossmont, May 6g julian fat Ramonaj, May 13 Fallbrook ..... Sweetwater . . . 2-9 Oceanside ...... . . 5-7 Escondido. . . GIRLS' SPORTS THE VARSITY CLUB is made up of all girls earning a letter. To earn a letter the girls have to participate in all major sports and at least one minor sport. Members of this club are Ruth Gibbs, jean Fuller, Mabel Rapp, Alice Gould, Harriet Garfield, Velma Shepard, Rhoda Fuller, Lil- lian Barnett, Dorothy Church, Florence Fansher. THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is composed of all girls who have participated in two or more major sports. The President is Ruth Gibbs, Secretary-Treasurer, Florence Fansher. VOLLEY BALL is the Erst sport of the year, hence interest is usually highg this year the games were particularly good. The junior team won the championship. In BASKETBALL, each class had two teams, an A team and a B team, the exceptioiyboing in the Senior class where there were one B and two A teams. Competition was keen and games were all close and exciting. The two Senior A teams and the Sophomore A team tied for the champion- ship in that division, while the Freshmen won the undisputed champion- ship in the B division. HOCKEY is the girls' hardest sport offered at Grossmontg hence Miss Josephine Kollmyer, instructor, picked only two teams from the entire school. The two teams tied in the three games that were played. TENNIS drew a large amount of interest this year, and as a result, two singles, one doubles, and one mixed doubles tournaments were held. Dorothy Church won the lirst singles and Lillian Barnett the second singles tournament. Lillian Barnett, Alice Gould and Harriet Garfield were the girls' representatives in the county tournament. OLYMPIC BOUND was the name of this year's Girls' Physical Edu- cation program. Its success was due mainly to Miss Kollmyer's untiring efforts and the fine co-operation of all girls of the department. The pro- gram represented numbers typical of almost every country represented in the 1932 Olympic Games. BASEBALL, being the season's last sport, was unfinished as the Annual went to press. I JW nf TEAM MEMBERS l ir.i1 ruw: Qrmdiflg dozwzj Alice Gould. Second rout Blanche Young, Marcela Carcndar. Tlrira' rozw: Kathr n Kraen , Thelma McCarthy, Fern Wlieeler. Fonrlla row: Virginia Pattillo, 'EZ ith Swink, Lavola Sinram,,Mary Peace Romig, Helen Smith. lfiflb mu': Margaret Cave. Alberta Duncan, Eutha Gard, Marjorie Robin- son, Gertrude Laughrin, Juanita Wfashington. Sixth row: Velma Shepard, Violet Barnett, Barbara Freeman, Marion Hoover, Edna Swink, Lillian Barnett. Serenlb row: Louige Cory, Harriet Garfield, Katherine Kitzman, Eleanor Lewis, Gwendolyn Haptonstall, Frances Green. ljigbllv raw: Ruth Graves,'I.ola Lindes, Carrie Church, Mary Owashi, Helen Ames. Niall: 1'0u': Emily Cunningham, Lucile Kouns, jane We-lls. '1'w11l1 raw: Helen Foster, Jean Katzenbach. 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Lloyd: Yeah, I s'pose. Two million spiders and four million ants can't be wrong. Mr. Clark: Do you think paper can be used effectively to keep people warm? Charles: I should say so! The lust report card I got kept the family hot for a week! Miss Cooke: Can you tell me the last words of Webster? Edith: Yes, Mamg Zymotex, Zyrian, Zythem, and Zythepsary. They are from the 1952 edition. Mrs. Donohue: XXfhat's the matter with your singing? You are simply screeching. Muffy: Only hitting on one tonsil. Worzzy Gertie: What's the matter? Florence: Nothing. just a little dizzy from reading a circular letter. Otlicerz Don't you see that sign, 'Fine for parking'?' Deck: Yes, otiicer, I see it and heartily agree with it. Tha! Would Do Mr. Kenrick: How is sawdust made? Tenney: With a saw and- Mr. Kenrick: Come, come, use your head! - Mirplared Alberta: I'm groping for words. Pete: Well, you don't expect to find them around your neck, do you? Paths of Glory Zola: Do you like O. Henry? Connie: I cnn't stand it: the peanuts stick in my teeth. Wfinier QIldl'f6'I'J' Marcella: Where do all the bugs go in winter? Dolly: Search me! Marcella: No, thanks. I just wanted to know. 'a- L CAN YOU lMAGlNEff? 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