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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1933 volume:

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HARKLEROAD, whose sterling character has been an inspiration and a guide to higher thinking and better living, and whose ready sympathy and under- standingof students and their problems have endeared him to all who have known him in class room and office, we, the El Recuerdo Staff of 1933, dedicate this annual. W dl fy y I g W, ff 3 ,.,fM C0 ' 4 if W 0 1 9 3 3 IFCDIRIEWQLRID lt is the desire of the El Recuerdo Staff of i933 that this book shall in some measure sym- bolize the spirit of progress manifest throughout the modern worldg that its pages shall reflect something of the eagerness of zestful student days of clear vision and high purposeg and that, although in years to Come our ideal may not have been realized and our goal may be unat- tained, this Annual will refresh the memory of aspirations, and revive the will that bids nor sit nor stand but go! P A G E 3 C. McCarthy CBM. Mmmgerj H. McLean W. Moore T. Cunninglmm EL RECUERDO STAFF- 1933 I. Miller M. White R. Wilkin CEdi1arj Cflsxl. Edifurj Qflfsf. Bus. Manager H. Wright L. Harwood G. jones L. I. Williams R. Marshall G. Gibbs R. Graves M. Hollenbeck Thachcr on-EEEIE ol? TIHIE oogf' 1 ,,. XX 9 THE SoHooL QW N'-,fx '4- Z 'SBIR rd - A Th Emi 0 xii? ' A 'M e acu ty X YQ, I X x' S' -I QL 4'Foothil1Ech'6es kT X xg xYQi , Eliafk HS, -f A ,f' CLASSES ,.- SK Siege, Q . wk 'T S n' S?-,' X SX 'xgikii -A iz, e 1Q1f.S ,X 'I D-5 sd if SCI1iO-F i Q v fi -ii T-f '45 I ' Eg PI' X I -X' ' I uniors Y f iq, . -I-' ,I - SophomoreQXx H x, ,V , V -. 3 I A Tae. E, SE, , ,E+ Freshmen if-1 gy .SS. .T --if qmi,-:Sw ACTIVITIES 'ieggjgggf' Xie, M-, I fe Student Body Administrationgff-2 S,,-EXC' Speech tj- UYBK1, a eg, Music Dramatics A K' ff ' it:- X s.. xx 42,- Clubs xx Biology . . . Spanish . . . Future-Farmers X R Lettermen N 'C A Q, . . c. YU Orgamzations Tx ffl' ATHLETICS 1 A Boys, Sports ' ' Girls' Sports S ' P S-Lf' CALENDAR A 1 HMAR G UO E 5 I Iairklcmaul Ortiz King Martin Grzissmucck Iumly Moriarty Pnulsmi fiLlVil1 Mushin M. Miller THE FACULTY fJLliCiiSllii Prosser Cooke Donohue Brown F. Miller Simmons Lupum I.. Smith McCarthy K. Clark Kollmycr Kcnrick H. Smith Mnlins A. Clark Piazzoni D MR MR MR MR MR. CARL B. ADMIIINIIISTIRATIIQN Board of Trustees . I. S. W1SE,cll1lliT11l2l!1 .... . El Cajon R. E. FOSTER . E. E. ROGERS . IOIIN ZXBBOTT . R. IQING IiAIjFFlX1AN CQUICKSALL . . ciEORGE A. HARKLEROAD . LINTON T. SIMMONS . . ETIIEL I. PRossER . R. M. BILOVVN . IAXLLENE CLARK . KAIQL B. CLARK . IDORUTHY S. COKJKE . MEIKLE C. IDONOHCE . IVIARY M. GAVIN . . EDITH M. CHKASSINIUECK . GILBERT D. IUDY . . EARL W. IQENRICK . W1NIlfIiED E. KING . IUSEPHINE M. IQOLLINIYER . PEARL E. LAPUIXI . . f?EOliGE A. MARTIN . LADIINIIR MIASHIN . EVA C. MCCARTHY . EAIisTA MILLER . IVIIRIAINT E. MILLER . ELSIE AMIORIARTY . MzXIlX' MCJLINS . EDWARD URTIZ . ELI M. PIAZZONI . . MIIRIINI O. PoI'LsoN . IWIAZEL M. SMITII . LAZELLE SIXIITH . F acalty . Lalqesicle . . El Cajon . Spring Valley . Grossmont . . . . Principal Vice-Principal, Chemistry . Principal of Night School, flgricnltare . . Dean of Women, English, History L . . . . Agriculture . . Assistant Secretary Physics, General Science . . English, Typing . . . M asic . . . . Spanish Pablic Speaking, English . Economics, Commercial . Farm Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing . . . Biology, Latin Geometry, Girls' Phys. Ed. . . . . Commercial . . . Matheinaties . Coach, Boys' Phys. Ed. . Drarnatics, English . . . Spanish . English . . Art . . . . Secretary Band, Instrumental Mnsic . . . . Auto Shop . Algebra, U. S. History . . Domestic' Science . Civics, Debate xy ' og VX-v 'fFooTH1LL ECHUES Y. McLean flfdiforj Moore QBHI. Mgrj Ehret M. White Iones Washington Graves Eby Miller Wright Lincles Masterson Wilkens Savage Kitzmun Conant R. Rogers Wallenborn Rumscy Hollenbeck Swoboda Fribe rg C L A 1 1 p S S E S i, .N f v-- , X,fX'VI K - fQ ,,,7 L1-S1: V Burns Washington Milner Harwood SENIOR ALASS i.INmiN BURNS qvf.-C-Pfmdfmp 4 LLOYD I-IARWOOD QP.-mlfm GW-oal-College R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishmcnts: Basketball 1, 2. 5, Capt. 4 Letterman's Club l, 2, 5, Pres. Boys' Federation 1, 2 Vice-President Class 2, 3, 4 Ir. Hi-Y l, Pres. 2 Football 5, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Spring Concert 4 Cross Country 4 D-evoted to-France MARGARET MILNER qs.-.-1-.-fm-yy G-oal-liarn My Own Living R-oute-General Course AH-ccomplishments: Hi-links l, 2 Clee Club 2, 3, 4 Spring Concert 2. 3, 4 Christmas Pageant 5. 4 Olympic Bound, 5 Secretary of Class 4 D-evotcd to-Everyone G-mal-Be a big Butter and Egg Man R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Ag. Teams 1, 2, 5 Track 3, -1 Sccty. Ag. Club 3 Football 4 Secty. Lettermcn's Club 4 Billy 4 IJ-cvoted to-Civics GEORGE WASHINGTON QT! G-oal-College R-outc-General Course A-ccomplishments: 'n1,v1rr'fl'J Spanish Club 2, 5, 4, Pres. 3 Forensic League 4 Treas. Class 4 Toastmaster Contest 4 Foothill Echoes 4 IJ-evoted to-Greta Garbo VVe, the Class of 1953, Wish to express our sincere gratitude to our advisers, Miss Eva C. McCarthy and Mr. 1.aZelle Smith. and to the teachers who have guided us through four eventful years at G. U. H. S. A busy calendar, including the usual routine of senior life socially, as Well as studiously, has included the Senior Play. 'LSeyenth Heayenug the annual Prom, a Tacky Day: and a Ditch Day, as Well as several social affairs. .rf f lflfi!-dkfl. Pearson Rockey Thacher Garfield Foster Turner Eby Miller W. Moore McLean Lindes Parker Spitzmcsser Alsup Cunningham M. White Wright Innes Harris E. Kouns Gibbs Romig Wilken Swink Godwin MARGARET WHITE MIRIAM ALSUP G-o al-College or a Dog Catcher R-oute-General Course. A-ccomplishments: Girls League Ex. Committee 2.3 In a Garden, 3 Dgevoted to-Play- ing Tennis TOM CUNNINGHAM G-oal-College RAoute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Pres. Latin Club 2 A.S.B. Representa- tive 2 Treas. Latin Club 3 Track 4 . A, S. B. Commis- sioner 4 Toastmasters' Con- test 4 Annual Staff 4 D-evoted to-Term Reports GORDON EBY Transferred from Pt. Loma High G-oal-Stanford University R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Track 4 Baseball Manager 4 Vice Pres. Senior B Class 4 Foothill Echoes 4 D-evoted to-Ella GORDON FOSTER G-oal-Get Rich R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Hi-Y 1.2.3.4 Boys Federation 1.2 Orchestra 1 Lettermen's Club 2.3.4 Football 2,3 Cap- tain 4 Sectv Class 2 President Class 3 Annual Staff 3 Band 2.3.4 Basketball 4 D-evoted to-A Girlisl HARRIET GARFIELD G-oal-To Be the. President's Pri- vate Secretary RAoute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Class President 1,2 Girl Reserve 1.2.3.4 Girls' League 1.2.3 Vice Pres. 4 G.A.A. 1.2.3 Pres. 4 Varsity 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Track 4 D-evoted to-V. S. HARRY P. GODWIN G-oal-Be a Travel- ing Salesman R-oute-Science Course A-ccomplishments: Operetta 1 Xmas Pageant 2 Lettermen's Club GEORGE GIBBS JANET MILLER EVELYN PARKER EDWIN TI-IACHER G--oal-College G,oa1iBe Sport Transferred from S. G-oal-College R-oute-General Editor of the N. D, High School R-oute-General Course yn Herald G--oal Stenograph- Course A-CC0mDliShme11CSZ R-0utg-Genera1 ic Work A-ccomplishments: Basketball 1.2.3 Course R,4oute-Commer- Latin Club 1, 2 Capt. 4 Boys Chorus l,2,3 Christmas Pageant 1.2.3 Hi-Y 1.2.3.4 Lettermen's Club 1.2.3.4 Baseball 3.4 , Annual Staff 4 D-evoted to-Argu- ing with Mrs. Donohue JACK HARRIS G-oal-Run a Power Plant IQ,-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: D-evoted to-All Good Looking Girls GRACE JONES C-oal-College R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments! A.S.B. Representa- tive 1.2 Girl Reserves 1 Vice Pres. 2 Girls League Ex. Comm. 3 Clerk of A.S.B. 4 Annual Staff 4 Foothill Echoes 4 Bus. Manager Billy, 4 1 D-evoted to-All Tall Men EILEEN KOUNS G-o al-Work R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Indoor 1.2.3 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Volleyball 1,3 Cap.4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Hockey 2.3.4 Track 2. 4 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Xmas Pageant 4 Cantata 4 D-evoted to-Wally DON LINDES G-oal-You're Ask- ing Me R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Boys Federation 2 Nancy Ann. 3 Sgring Concert 3.4 C ristmas Pageant 3,4 Le:tt4ermen's Club Track 3.4 Stgge Electrician .4 The Wedding. 3 A-ccomplishments: Latin Club 2 Pres.3 Girl Reserves 2.3.4 Declamation Con- test 2.3.4 Volleyball 2 Foothill Echoes 2.3.4 Tennis 3.4 Gigls League Secty. cial Course A-ccomplishments: Christmas Pageant 4 Variety Show 4 D-evoted to-Danc- ing DON PEARSON G-oalvRetire R.-OHCS-GEHCT al Vice Pres. 3 Lettermen's Club 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3 Capt. 4 Hi-Y 3,4 Tennis 3.4 Track 3.4 A A.S.B. Commis- sioner 4 Treasurer Class 3 Toastmasters Con- Course AHHUH1 Staff 4 test 3 A-ccomplishments: D eV09?d '30'In' N. F. L. 3,4 Baseball 2 VBHUHE Squeak- Annual Staff 3 Football 3 1955 Desks VEiil.itorC4 C Cir1ang'n1a Pullgs ac er up on- e ring. Geist 344 Nfin:fiy Ann, 3 d FAY TURNER . . . B ac Diamon s 7 - ' D-evoted to-Gold of the Madonna G Cblgueggsmess Footballs, or 4 Rfoute-Comme,-- What Have You? ChlStl'l'1B.S Pageant cial Course 3 4 A-ccomplishments: D-evoted to-Any Blonde IDAMAY ROCKEY G-oal-to Become BETTY McLEAN an Adagio Danc- G-oal-Go to Notre Rdflfte-comme..- Dame cial Course :R'H061rfSEg'enera1 Agccompllishmergtiz ir'-ccomplishments: pang oncer Basket Ban 1,2 Clilristmas Pageant A.S.B. Representa- Glee Club 4 UVB 1 D-evoted to-The Ofatofy 112-3 Man in the Moon Girl Reserves 2 Spanish Club 2.4 - Foothill Echoes 2.3 MARY PEACE ROMIG Editgr 4 G-oal-College C,,A,A, 3 R-oute-General French Club 2,3 COUTSS. Commissioner of A-CCOmD11Shm6I1tSZ Affairs 3 Basketball 1 Love Expert. 3 Declamation 2.3 Commissioner of Welfare 4 Debate 4 D-evoted to-My Vaccination Olympic Bound. 3 volley Ball 3 Secty. Biology Club 3 Latin Club 3,4 Girls League Ex. Committee 4 Spanish Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 G.A.A. 4 D-eV0l2Cd l',0--D3.l'AC- ing WILLIAM S. MOORE EDITH SWINK G-cal-Business College R-oute-Commen cial Course A-ccomplishments: Boys Chorus 1 Boys Federation 1.2 Tyzping Certificates Shorthand Contest 2 Bookkeeging Con- test 2. Southern Califor- nia Bookkeeping Contest 3 Typing Contest 3 Bookkeeping Pins 2.3 BUS. Manager Foothill Echoes 3.4 Asst. Ticket Super- visor 3 Bookstore 4 Annual Staff 4 Christmas Pageant G-oal-Be a Nurse R,-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Indoor 1.2.3 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Tennis 1.2 Orchestra 1 Hockey 2.3.4 Track 2.4 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Latin Club 2,3 Secty. Class 3 Treas. Girls League 4 Band 2.3.4 2 Spring Concert 2.3.4 D-evoted to-Deck JACK SPITZMESSER G-oal-College R-oute-Science Course A-ccomplishments: Operetta 1 Hi-Y 3.4 Girls League 1.2.3 Pres. 4 Girl Reserves 1.2 3,4 Indoor 1.2,3 Basketball 1.2.3 Capt. 2 Volleyball 1.3 Hi Jinx 2 In a Garden. 2 Latin Club 2 Secty. 3 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Asst. Ticket Super- viser 4 Deevoted to-Eddie G-oal-Get Into College R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Secty. Class 1 Basketball 1 Latin Club 3 Girl Reserves 4 G.A.A. 4 Tennis 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Variety Show 4 Annual Staff 4 Foothill Echoes 4 D-evoted to-Our CEiI18.dlB.l'1 C0115- ins A ROBERT H. WILKEN Geoal-College R--oute4Math Course A-ccomplishmen ts: Track 4 Asst. Bus. Mgr. Annual 4 D-evoted to-T. M. HOWARD WRIGHT G-oal-College R-oute-General Course A---ccomplishments: Boys Federation 1.2 Hi-Y 3.4 DeMolay 3,4 Asst. Bus. Manager i'Billy. 4 Annual Staff 4 Foothill Echoes 4 3.4 Hints to Brides. 4 Christmas Pageant Christmas Pageant Tennis 3 4 On the Lot. 4 3.4 4, Debate 4 Black Diamonds Wisdom Teeth. 4 Track Manager 4 Spring Concert 4 Hi-Y 3,4 of the Madonna The Bathroom D-evoted to-Learn- Ticket Super- Yell Leader 4 4 Door, 4 ing What's in the visor 4 D-evoted to-Being D-evoted to-Any D-evoted to-Minnie Bottom of the D-evoted to-The a Lounge Lizard Blonde the Moocher Fish Pond Beach A WH ,ff J Calhoun Visconti Mote Wallenborn L. Owashi Ward M. Hill Hollenbeck Burns Stewart C5 Linclsley Wnltcrs Crocker Musterson I. Owashi Marshall 0. Smith Mcrccr S. Rogers Ames Q Loomis Kerfoot Strange Fribcrg I. White .D I? I I J 4 Mft IIELEN ADELINE AMES G--oal-Commercial College R.--oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Volleyball 2.3.4 Basketball 2.3 Hockey 2.4 G. A. A. 2.3.4 Bookkeeping Contest 3 unristmas Pageant 4 Spring Concert 4 D--evoted to-Dancing CLIFFORD HAROLD BURNS G-oal-I Don't Know R-oute-General Course A4ccomplishments: Boys Federation 1,2 Lettermen's Club 2.3.4 De Molay 2.3.4 Football 2.3.4 Hi-Y 2.3.4 F. F. A. 4 Boys Chorus 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Spring Concert 4 Dfevoted to-Elaine ALEX CALHOUN 4 Transferred from ' Mamaroneck High School G-oal!College R-oute-Science Course A-ccomplishmentsi Biology Club 4 Dgevoted to4Tennis GLEN CROCKER G-oa1fBe a Professional Hitch Hiker Ft-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: F. F. A. 1.2 Hi-Y 4 Black Diamonds of the Madonnaf' -4 D-evoted to-Raising Salted Peanuts KARINE FRIBERG G-oal-Bookkeeper R.-oute-Commercial Course A-ccomplishments: Girls' League 1.2.3.4 Spanish Club 3.4 Foothill Echoes 3.4 Biology Club 4 D-evoted to-My Career MARGARET HOLLENBECK G-oalfCollege R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Girl Reserves 2.3.4 Spanish Club 3. Vice Pres. 4 Orchestra 4 Spring Concert 4 Girls League Ex. Comm. 4 Annual Staff 4 Foothill Echoes 4 D-evoted towMaking Misery for Others MELVIN M. HILL G-oal-Play in. a Jazz Band R-oute-Science. Math. Courses A-ccomplishmentsz Spring Concert 1.2.3.4 Christmas Pageant 1.2.3.4 Operetta 1 Orchestra 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1 Treas. Class 1 Lettermen's Club 1.2.3.4 Boys' Federation 1.2.3 Latin Club 2.3.4 Baseball 3.4 School Trio 3 Pearls. 4 V D-evoted to-Being Muffie's Advisor and Guardian MARY RUTH KERFOOT Gvoal-P. G. Course R-oute-General Course -Accomplishments: Girls' League 3 Spanish Club 2.3 D-evoted to-Our Gang BYRON F. LINDSLEY Transferred from Imperial High School G-oal-Lawyer and Big Politician R-oute4General Course Aaccomplishmentsz Hi-Y 3. Pres. 4 Lettermen's Club 3.4 De Molay 3.4 Basketball 3.4 Boys' Chorus 3.4 Love Expert. 3 Spring Concert 3.4 Cross Country 4 Boys' Quartette 4 Dgevoted to-Dimples BILL LOOMIS G-oal-Aviation R-oute-Gener al Course A-ccomplishments: Footba l 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Tennis 4 D-evoted to-Medicine RUTH MERCER Transferred from San Pedro High School G-oal4Attend Trade School in L, A. Rvoute-Vocational Home Economics A-ccomplishments: Basketball 3 Hockey 3.4 Baseball 3 D-evoted to-Home Economics and Science LOIS MASTERSON G-oal-College R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Latin Club 1.2.3 Glee Club 1.3.4 Operetta 1 Declamation Contest 2 Spring Concert 3,4 Christmas Pageant 2.4 Foothill Echoes 3.4 The Love Expert. 3 f'Grandma Pulls the String. 3 t'Bil1y. 4 Pear1s. 4 Girls' Ex. Comm. 4 Hi-Jinks 4 D-e voted to-People RUTH MARSHALL Ggoal-I'll Never Tell R-oute-Music A-ccomplishmentsz Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Hi-Jinks 1.2.3.4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay. 1 Land of the Rainbow. 1 Varieties 1 Orchestra 2.3.4 Spanish Club 2.3 Girl Reserves 2.3 Drum Major 2 Spring Concert 2.3.4 In a Garden. 2 G. A. A. 3.4 Treas. Class 3 Basketball 3 Christmas Pageant 3.4 Olympic Bound. 3 Nancy Ann. 3 Grandma Pulls the String. 3 Track 3 Annual Staff 4 Billy. 4 - Good Medicine. 4 Pear1s. 4 Hockey 4 . Daevoted to-Miss McCarthy HARRY MOTE G-oal-Become a Flyer R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Ag Team 1.2 F. F. A. 1.2.3.4. Vice Pres. 3 0 Boys' Federation 2 D-evoted to-Ditching Study Hall LEO OWASHI G-oal-Be a Millionaire R-oute-Commercial Course A-ccomplishments: Graduated in 3V2 years D-evoted to-Answering Questions JOSEPH OWASHI G-o al-College R-oute-Mathematics Course A-ccomplishmen ts: D-evoted to-My Ford STANLEY S. ROGERS G-oal-Become An Electrical Engineer R.-oute-Mathematics Course Agccomplishmentsz Boys' Federation 1.2.3 Latin Club 3.4 Radio Club 3.4 Hi-Y 4 A D-evoted to-Radio ORVILLE E. SMITH G-0E.17C0H1Il'leI'ClB.1 Artist R-oute-General Course AA-ccomplishmentsz Football 2.4 Track 2.3.4 Lettermen's Club 2.3.4 Christmas Pageant 4 Cross Country 4 Hi-Y 4 D-evoted to-Outdoor Life DURWARD DEAN STRANGE G-oal-Be a Farmer Rgoute-Mathematics A-ccomplishments: D-evoted to-Mathe- matics ALDA STEWART G-oal-Be a Nurse R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Baseball 1 Pres. Horticulture AClub 3 Citrus Judging Team 3 Tree Judging Team 3 Volleyball 4 D-aevoted to-My Career VIRGINIA VISCONTI G-oal-Stenographer R-oute-Commercial Course A-ccompllishmentsz Spanis Club 2.3 D-evoted to-My Career RUTH WARD G-oal-Sleep R-oute-Commercial Course A4ccomplishments: Girl Reserves 1.2.3.4 Christmas Pageant 4 D-evoted to-Bigger and Better Beds IONA S. WOLTERS iMRS.J G-oal-Law School R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Girls' League 3.4 Nancy Ann. 3 D-evoted to-My Husband and Children LAURA WALLENBORN G-oal-Fly the Pacific Ocean R-oute-General Course A-ccomghshments: Basket all 2 Spanish Club 3.4 Girls' League Ex. Committee 4 Hockey 4 Foothill Echoes 4 Varieties 4 l D-evoted to-The Flying Corps JOHN P. WHITE G-oal-Try to Make a Living R-oute-Agricultural A-ccomplishmentsz Ag Teams 2.3 Boys' Federation 2.3 D-evoted to-Anything but Homework or Notebooks ,l S 5 is. 4' ,C Swain Schenck F. Hill L. Kouns Saul N ' 2 Hollenbcck I. Smith Buck Fitch Brown Ji U5 Bailey Cletus W. Smith H. Iohson Conant Iamison Lewis Dclley Anderson Kessler Toynton Abbott H. Higbee Clark W. Walker JAMES ANDERSON G-oal--Aeronautical Engineer Rvoute Mathematics A-ccomplishments: DfSVOt6d 130-AETOII all UCS LILY ABBOTT G--oal-Nursing School R-oute4General Course A-ccomplishments: Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Indoor 1.3 Foothill Farmerettes 1,2 Citrus Judging 1 Orchestra 1.2.3.4 Hi-Jinx 2 In a Garden, 2 Olympic Bound. 3 Play Day Representa- tive 3 Girls League Ex-Comm.3 Representative Hunt- ington Park Girls League Convention 3 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Hockey 4 Drum Major 4 D--evoted to-Chic ROBERT BAILEY Goal-Become Serious R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Dv-evoted to- 'Mechanics ODELL BUCK Transferred from Bonita, Texas G4oal-Go back home R-oute--General Course A4ccomplishments: Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Hockey 4 Citrus Judging 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Spring Concert 4 D-evoted to-Athletics NADINE BROWN G-oalfJoin a Gypsy Caravan R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Latin Club 1.2.3 Spanish Club 4 Biology Club 4 D-evoted to-Painting and No One CORA JEAN CLARK G-oal-Bookkeeper R-outewCommercial Course A-ccomplishments: D-evoted to-Jigsaw Puz- zles BERNICE CLETUS G-oal-College R-oute-General Course Aiccomplishments: Orchestra 3.4 Hints to Brides. 4 D-evoted to-Burp Bryant STANLEY CONANT G-oal4Be a Garbage Collector in Scotland R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Hi-Y 1.2.3.4 Boys Chorus 1,4 Spanish Club 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Basketball 4 Tennis 4 Spring Concert 4 Cross Country 4 Foothill Echoes 4 D-evoted to-Being Happy ADA ANN FITCH Transferred from South- west Junior High G-oal-Migrate to Ar- kansas R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Volleyball 2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 Biology Club 4 Debate 4 Vice Pres. Biology D-evoted to-Bugs and Cacti Club 4 HOMER E. HIGBEE Transferred from Hudson High. Michigan Ggoal-To Go To Work ERLENE JAMISON MARJORIE SCHENCK Transferred from L.A. High G-oal-Be an Air-Hostess R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Christmas Pageant 4 Basketball 3 Treasurer Class 3 D-evoted to-Doing Nothing Today That Can Be Put Off Until Tomorrow HELEN JOHNSON G-o al-? ? R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: D-evoted to-? ? LUCILLE KOUNS G-oal-Nurse R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Hockey 2.3.4 Track 2.4 Tennis 2.3.4 Hi-Jinks 2 G. A. A. 2.3,4 Christmas Pageant 3.4 Glee Club 4 Dgevoted to-Lando ff . A R-oute-General Course Y J A-ccomplishments: FLOISE KELLEY Ag. Team 2.3 F.F'.A. 2.3.4 Christmas Pageant 4 D--evoted to-Killing All My Uncles FRANK HILL G-oal-Be a Good Boy R-outevGeneral Course A-ccomplishments: BOYS Federation 1.2 Band 2 Hi-Y 3.4 D-evoted to-Ain't Met the Lady RUBY JEWELL DRAKE HOLLENBECK iMrs.l G-oal-Have Twins RAoute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Orchestra 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2 Hi-Jinks 1.2 Operetta 1 Girl Reserves 1.2.3 Tennis 1.2.3 Hockey 2.4 Track 2.4 Farmerettes 2.3.4 Citrus Judging 2 Tree Judging 2 Spring Concert 2.3.4 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Green Eyes From Romany. 3 Glee Club 4 DAevoted to-Cal Transferred from Central High, Missouri G-oal-College R--oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: D-evoted to-Mr. Smith. EUGENIA KESSLER G-oal-Invention of Bigger and Better Tea Cups R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Basketball 2 G. A. A. 3 Volleyball 4 D-evoted to-More Beer DONALD LEWIS Transferred from La Jolla High G-oal-To Give Hollywood a Brake R-oute4Genera1 Course A-ccomplishments: Bi1ly. 4 On the Lot. 4 D--evoted to-Being a Giglio RICHARD E. SAUL Transferred from S. D. G-oalwArcheticture R.-oute-Commercial Course A-ccomplishments: Christmas Pageant 3.4 Spring Concert 3.4 D-evoted to-Gum Chewing S. WILLARD SMITH Transferred from Whittier High School G-oal-College R-oute-Science Course A-ccomplishments: Latin Club 2 Hi-Y 3.4 Vice Pres. 4 Commissioner of Arts 4 Debate 4 Track 4 DAevoted to-Running Around in Circles LOUIS EZRA SMITH, JR. G-oal-College Rfou te-Mathematics A-ccomplishmen ts: Dgevoted to-My Work EDWARD F. SWAIN G-oal- Punch Bees R,-outekGeneral Course A-ccomplishments: F. F. A. 1,2,3.4 Pres. 3 Dairy Judging Team 1.2.3 Hi-Y 4 Lettermarfs Club 4 Billy, 4 Football 4 Christmas Pageant 2.3.4 D-evoted to-Looking Wise WILLIAM J. WALKER Gfoal-Pasadena Tech R.-oute-Mathematics Agccomplishmentsz Hi-Y 4 De Molay 4 D-evoted to-Finding an Extra Night in the Week in Order to Catch up on Sleep RAYMOND A. TOYNTON G-oal-Do Anything Within the Law R-oute-General Course High A--ccomplishments: G-oal-Try and Find Out Ag Team Letterman 1.2.3 R-oute-History Course A-ccomplishments: Band 4 D-evoted to-Music Ag Stand Committee 2.3 Secty. F. F. A. 3 D-evoted to-Hasn't met the Lady if H Graham Eh ret Aggson Osgood Schuck Nephew Iennings Ellis Lince R. Rogers Nl X U McCarthy Robinson Rumsey Chamberlin O. Walker G. I-ligbee G. Moore llonml Hawk Poulson Hart Heacox Lynch Dcnlinger Cornelius JOHN AGGSON G-oal-College R-oute-Math and Language Courses A-ccomplishments: Pres. Spanish Club 4 Dgevoted to-Pleasure MYRA BOND Gfoal-Who Knows R-oute-General Course Avccomplishments: Basketball 2,3 Christmas Pageant 3,4 Spring Concert 3,4 Variety Show 4 D-evoted to-Three Guesses CARL CHAMBERLIN G-oal-College 1 R-woute-Mathematics A-ccomplishments: Spanish Club 4 D-evoted to-Horseback Riding ELMER CORNELIUS G-oal-Mechanic R-oute--General Course A-ccomplishments: Football l,3.4 Baseball 2,3,4 Biology Club 4 Ag Teams 4 D-evoted to-Coach ALBERT DENLINGER Gwoal-Join the Breadline R-oute-Science Course A-ccomplishments: D-e vo ted to-Swimming GERTRUDE EIIRET Transferred from Central High, Oklahoma G-oal-College R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Biology Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 Foothill Echoes 4 Christmas Pageant 4 D-evoted to-Teasing Carl Chamberlin EDITH ELLIS C1-oal-Learn to Ride a Horse R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Girls' League 4 D-evoted to-Chewing Gum GORDON L. GRAHAM G-oal-Look for a Job R-oute-eGeneral Course A-ccomplishments: Boys' Federation 1,2 Secy. Class 2 Hi-Y 2.3,4 Boys' Chorus 4 Billy, 4 Pearls, 4 Spring Concert 4 Christmas Pageant 4 D-evoted to-Zola VAHAKN HART G-oal-Auto Mechanic R-outeYScience, Math Courses A-ccomplishments: Christmas Pageant 4 Spring Concert 4 D-evoted to-Baseball DOROTHY HAWK Transferred from Ramona High School G-oalgRecover from Four Years of High School R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Fruit Judging 2 Tree Judging 2 Basketball 3,4 'iOlympic Bound, 3 Secty. G. A. A. 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Dgevoted to4Myself GRETA I-IEACOX G-oal--Get Married R-oute-Mathematics Agccomplishments: 'evoted to-Bill U l Q l w U m U2 9 I ill Q w M E11 m i Tim mE'C50OCL 441970592 H 25533 W. ,I a wg Q 950525 Gmgvsw KEUEGW O mv-so SMESL W M I2 H Eh fb PAUL JENNINGS G-oal-To Be a Retired Business Man R-outegScience Course AAccomolishrnents: Boys' Federation 1,2 Basketball 2.3,4 Varieties 2 Hi-Y 3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Christmas Pageant 1,4 D-evoted to-Gina DONOVAN LYNCH Transferred from S. D. High G-oal-To Be a Trumpeter R-outew-General Course A-ccomplishments: Student Director Orchestra 4 A D-evoted to4Mus1c and Swimming VIOLET LINCE G-oal--Business College R-oute-Commercial Course A-ccomplishments: Bookkeeping Contest 3 TENNEY POULSON G-oal-Go to Davis Agricultural College R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishmentsz Yell Leader 2 Lettermen's Club 2.3,4 Christmas Pageant 3,4 Spring Concert 3,4 Future Farmers 2,4 Boys' Chorus 3,4 Baseball Manager 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Football 4 D--evoted to-Who Do You Think? CECILE RUMSEY G-oa1ACollege The Bathroom Door, 4 R-oute-General Course Christmas Pageant 4 D-evoted to-Fords inot Cheveysl THOMAS CARL McCARTHY G-oal-Quien Sabe Rvoute-Mathematics Course A-ccomplishments: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secy.-Treas. 1,2 Boys' Federation 1,2 Foothill Echoes 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Toastmasters Contest 4 D-evoted to-Illl Bite GEORGE L. MOORE G-oal-Pipe Organist R-oute-Commercial Course A-ccomplishmentst Boys' Federation 1,2,3 Second Childhood, 1 Foothill Echoes 3 Christmas Pageant 4 D---evoted to-Pipe Organs and Cake ' Baking Y .'! DOROTHY NEPHEW G-oal-To Be a Math Teacher R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishmen ts: Glee C ub 1,2,3,4 Operetta 2 Spring Concert 2.3,4 Christmas Pageant 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,34 D-evoted to-Studying BERTRAM H. OSGOOD G-oal-College R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: Boys' Federation 1 BOYS' Chorus 1 Biology Club 4, Librarian 4 Double Quartet 4 'tBlack Diamonds of the Madonna, 4 Billy, 4 Orchestra 4 4 D-evoted to-Lil A-ccomplishments: Latin Club 1,2,3 In the Land of the Rainbow, 1 Typing Contest 2 Christmas Pageant 2 Olympic Boundf' 3 Foothill Echoes 4 Orchestra 4 Spring Concert 4 D-evoted to-Music MARJORIE ROBINSON G-oal-College R,-oute-General Course A-ccomplishmen ts 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Hockey 2,3 Christmas Pageant 4 Wisdom Teethlf 4 D-evoted to-Civics. Oh Yeah! ROBERT ROGERS Gfoal- Make Hay While the Sun Shines R-oute-Agriculture Course A-ccomplishments: F. F. A. 3,4 Judging Teams 3,4 Ag Stand Manager 4 Foothill Echoes 4 D-evoted to-Asking Questions GEORGE SCHUCH Gfoal-Study Music R-oute-History Course Agccomplishmentsi Dlfggid to-Music OSCAR WALKER G-oal-College RA-ou te-Science Course A-ccomplishmentsi Hi-Y 3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Track 3,4 Christmas Pageant 3,4 Football 4 'fBlack Diamonds of the Madonna, -4 D-evoted to-Driving Recklessly HELEN FOSTER HELEN SPURGEON G40a1-To Be a Politician G-02.1-Horse Around R-outegGeneral Course A-ccomplishments: Basketball 1.2.3.4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 G. A. A. 2.3.4 Hockey 2.3.4 Baseball 2.3.4 Track 4 Rioute--General Cours A-ccomplishments: D-evoted to-L. F. A. D-evoted t0--Athletics i N .! ix LYNN JOHNSON G-oal-Folsom Prison R-oute-Comm. Course A-ccomplishmentst Commercial Contest 2 D-evoted to-Picking Locks ROBERT RANSOM G-oal-Work R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: D-6V0ted t07MyS91f -'X BOB SHAW G-oal-Be a Farmer R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: F. F. A. l,3,4 Christmas Pageant 3,4 The Wedding 4 D-evoted to-Mr. Simmons LA VERNE WELLONS Transferred from Court- land High, Virginia G-oal-Jack-of-all-Trades R-oute-General Course A-ccomplishments: D-evoted to-Athletics N.fF'f5 flqdrvokf Lindes Pierson Savage Gard I. Graves Garmirc Ruth Graves QPl'f'Ji!1'f'I7fD William Warren CSccrcfaryJ jack Brady Ivers Brown loc Brown Glenn Carter Milton Christman Douglas Clark Glen Crocker LeVern Dell Alice Ecklcr Arthur Gard Eutha Gard Graves Miller Eckler Brady Larabec Ware I. Brown Dell Shrum I. Brown SENIOR Bls Cfuxx R011 Ellen Garmirc Jack Graves Ruth Graves Theodore Icnkins Eugenia Kessler Giles Larabee Lola Lindcs Kendrick Miller Thomas Mukai loseph Novak Edward Ortiz Hazel M. Smith Karl B. Clark Qfidzfisersj Albert Philpot Charles Pierson XVallace Savage Virginia Shaw ,L lean Shuyler Ruth Spear Ierry Swans Margaret Ware George Warren William Warren M I J V, f Ai.. V N H V 71 . V- iff? 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A's: B's: JUNIORS GIRLS: Top Row: Henrietta Estrada, Florence Vodicka, Jean Katzenbach, Hazel Webb, Helen Mendenhall, France Bair, Ella DeFalc0, Lillian Koppel, Jean Shuyler, Regina Pittock, Dorothy Campbell, Violet Barnett: Third: Laura Jean Williams, Betty Anne Jackson, Margaret Shannon, Vivian Petersen, Virginia Bird, Kathryn Wyckoff, Audrey Prindle, Elizabeth Kitzman, Florence Weaver, Katheryn Bell, Jane Crowning- shield: Second: Zola Swoboda, Mattie Risinger, Audrey Morris, Rosaleen Remick, Delma Rosenberger, Eleanor Lewis, Doris Kichline, Connie Connell, Mary Duncan, Annie For- ward, Lucille Bierbauer: Front: Margaret Coronado, Bernadene Bryant, Vesta Bliss, Mary Beck, Jane Heaton, Betty Turner, Jessie Faulds, Olga Farnsworth, Evelyn Steele, Virginia Patillo. BOYS: Top Row: Joe D. Cole, Walter Camp, Mark McFarland, Orland Huffman, Allan Cunningham, Eugene Harris, Julius Pedri, Eddie Eaton, Carlyle Steves, Sherman John- son, Charles Cadwell: Third: Ralph Golden, John Crippen, Kenneth Hollenbeck, William Wolfenbarger, Ernest Olmsted, Arthur Gard, George Newton, Wesley Prose, Andrew Kitzman, Wesley Clemesha, Joe Smith, Edward Camp: Second: Tom Mukai, Marion Miller, Henry Creaser, Alfred Douglas, Edward Douglas, Glen Mclrwin, Jack Ehrhardt, Wilbur Moreau, Leo Okey, Rolla Hamilton, Jack Holland, Douglas Clark: Front: Harry Frein, Teddy Poulson, Felix Landis, Purl Brickey, Lloyd Foster, James Smith, Louis Sharp, Bill Immenschuh, Beltran Hubbard, Warren Whiteman, Bill Lewis, Victor Geraci. flnsetz Lloyd Foster, president? Top Row: Dick Mitchell, Ralph Stewart, Schuyler Hawes, Eldridge Betts, John Webb, Rolland Packard, Quinton Johnson, Dick O'Brien: Third: Arthur Collver, Roy Wheeler, Evelyn Myers, Dorothy Hill, Alice Lamp, Zola Storey, Lowell Twedt, Carlos Salazar, Wallace Clark: Second: Winifred Snyder, Jeanice Campbell, Melanie Gardner, Harriet Peterson, Dora Hall, Betty White, Juanita Washington, Mary Faye Lauehring Front: Helen Jenkins, Ardell Short, Margaret Johnson, Carrie Church, Ruth Hawley, Mabel Okey, Marjorie Swoboda, Audrey McCarthy. ki 'nz 'X A O I J f ' -V. ':.. I -- I ' V ' I s,,ws-i., , W M 6 I Q Q .' ' ...V ., ff- 3 .. ti - , ' T I A' , Y is , 1 , if Six a f Vg f -4 ,, 4, f - - -- .- , f ,Q gs 'N ' , ' 4 -. Q 'Q A .1 '.,, ja Q ll lg : , jay.. J, l,-. I , ' 9 ,a,, , . e I ., ' 1 . . - 1. - :- , 1 ' M1111 5 : -- rl 0 V ! .,- ' ,H-f : - --v' 2 a K ' if , ' 1 X ,V I if Q 4 .. ,. -5 A ' ,,' .,:-' 4 J J .,., v. ,. E V -tvlz ,f, ,, gg xr 5, A E 'A if , J in in ' ' A V. t F, 5 I . I L NWA, .ii ,A-A llg- ,., ,.,. Q N 3 A K L - .. A -2 :- , 1 A l ash, , Xu Ei i F. lf, W f k F5 3,g,5, kf2',z P h 'gi' if , Q ig-,., a W , f A SM , Q' r J a , J - K . Q , J a: i it , 1 fa f SOPHOMORES A's: GIRLS: Top Row: Frances Daly, Emily Cunningham, Gertrude Snook, Ruth Esther Smith, Betty Jane Thiele, Mildred Langford, Katherine Kitzman, Angelina Bombidella, Edith Saul: Third: Thelma McCarthy, Winifred Rehmke, Nellie Persons, Laurene Lakin, Alice Jolls, Margaret Gunter, Marion Bowler, Blanche Young, Margaret Green: Second: Mary McDonald, Susie Mukai, Marion Sigler, Beatrice Lilly, Ida Corley, Thelma Whit- comb, Jane Baltis, Roberta Walker, Kate Bingham. Marie Head: Front: Violet Abbott, Fern Wheeler, Mariellen McKay, Alberta Duncan, Juanita Stumbaugh, Ruth Stewart, Emily Smith, Hazel Jenkins, Thelma Benton, Arda Turck, Martha Owashi, BOYS: Top Row: John Fitch, Bill Reid. Jack Edmond, Robert Pratt, Lloyd Smith, Charles B's: Floto, Earnest Pearson. Albert Hoover, Robert Ballantyne, Kenneth Beck, Dick Schrum, Otis Stone: Third: Ralph Starr, James Wight, Neil Cross, Stanley Hansen, Bill Love, Ben Polak, Lloyd Milton, William Varney, James Scholder, Ernest Oyos, Kel Carson, Keith Brabazon, Richard Bottroff: Second: Bill Miles, Albert Vanoni, Ryland Starkey, Stanley Lash, Joe Cole. Howard Anderson, Frank Lynn, Julian Conant, Tom Mallow, Bill Cam- eron, Robert Orcutt, Elwood Russell, Wallace Chormicle: Front: Adan Treganza, Jack Malony, Raynold Hawley. Edward Scadding, Leslie Heyser, Ernest Head, Fred Einer, Jack Stevens, Linden Martin, Cromwell Mukai, Carroll Smith, David Brooks. ilnset, Charles Floto, presidentb Top Row: Edward Gibbs, George Bye. Phil Dyson, Robert Rapp, Don Osgood, Alfred Hinkle, Art Mittby, Don Heyser, Wilbert Ramsey, Manuel Gonzales: Fourth: Carl Ekhoff, Robert Livesey. Joe Clay, Wayne Mclrwin, Otis Corley, Paul Gaston, Alwin Benton, Marston Westhrook. Paul Seidel, Roy Freeman: Third: John Wilson, Fred Hall, Roderick Harris, Christian Anderson. Scott Piazzoni, Paul Peterson, Richard DeFalco, Frank Hardin, Arthur Bve: Second: John Monnett, Alice Lyall. Dorothy Commons, Dorothy Brunson, Alma Hogg, Victoria Shaw, Florence Pierce, Barbara Dennis, Daisy Kessler: Front: Freda Hartwell, Martha Chowen, Catherine Roberts, Betsy Ross, Elizabeth Halbert, Mildred Burns, Emogene Dunkel, Masako Morishita. A's: A's: B's: FRESHMEN BOYS: Top Row: Gordon Gershon, Ray Fellows, Walter West, Irving Lewis, Reg Kich- line, Edwin Parker, John Cory, Frank Gasser, Fernando Felix, Jean Dewez. Russell Cor- nelius, Leonard Stone: Fourth: Jake Mendenhall, Edwin Bailey, John Glenn, Edward Varney, Walter Lindsley, Arthur Down, Ellsworth Riker, Blair Glancy, Frank Brown, Ralph McKinnis, Gordon Woodworth, Avery Gallup: Third: Robert Ramboll, Jerry Robertson, Tom Ragan. Willis Comfort, Edgar Koppel, Bob Fuller, Alex McCormick, Loy Flor, William Pittock, Frederic Walker, Lee Clapham, Bob Immenschuh, Edward Sly, Second: Russell Sunbury, Terrance Sullivan, Howard Carter, Clyde Cowhick, Robert Mc- Cray, Tom Moore, Clyde West, Clark Harris, John Deering, Joe Mohair, Sam McKinister, Clifford Finley, William Forbes: Front: Keith Whitcomb, Chauncey Martin, Everett Het- rick, Virgil Balser, Harry Petree, Quinton Hazelwood, Don Floto, Fred Peterson, Earl McCray, Ernest Sutton, Junior Gibbs, Harold Clark, Lorenzo Visconti. GIRLS: Top Row: Margaret Leonard ,Virginia Starkey, Betty Notestine, Peggy West- brook, Lora Cooke, Mary Anderson, Elise Reid, Ruth Wickert, Phyllis Harding, Jean Landis, Katherine Erb, Olive Saul, Susan Couts. Azelda Turner: Fourth: Marguerite Hadaway, Catherine Bornowski. Dorothy McCarthy, Grace Jamison, Ruth Schulte, An- nette Church, Lewise Conner, Marie Newton, Mildred Peterson, Myrtle Shallock, Dolores Murillo, Glenys North, Jean Booth: Third: Florence Close, Velma Seifert, Martha Win- terton, Florence Griffiths, Victory Driver, Jean Ballantyne, Shirley Williamson, Phyllis Smith, Barbara Andrews, Josephine Cota, Pearl Johnson, Muriel Gillespie: Second: Virginia Herrera. Ruth Porter, Ruth Brickey, Isabel Cota, Waunita Campbell, Arleen Moore,Jean Knox, Marion Brown, Hettie Lawrence, Patty Foster, Evelyn Cordaroi Front: Grace Frein, Freda Clevenger, Betty Avery, Ja n Romig, Viola Chase, Cleo Cooper, Alice Lawrence, Adele Beal, Evelyn Vodicka, EvmiWNright, Virginia Daw, Ruth Cross. To Row: Pearl Pearson, Lucille Hetrick, Corwin Finch, Henrietta Harlin, Barbara Whitie. Wesley Eby: Fourth: Myrtle Walker, Angel Sanchez, Leland Hester, Adrian Phillips, Clifford Youngberg, Dorothy Loucks: Third: Jean Brady, Marjorie Mills, Eva Johnson, Vivian Gibbs, Asaye Takasaki, Anna Braubach, Frances Cleveland: Second: Robert Bomar, Walter Kinder, Frank Verdugo, Marrill Pearce, Harold Johnson, Leslie Wilson, Anton Brunner: Front: Foss Corley, Tony Alvarez, Oscar Persons, Rex Huffman, Robert Ruiz, Norman Merrill. , n.f..,,-A A '-i fi ffrr i.:fW'ff-5S:'5!-5-31i .w ' 1. 32-xii ' ,g - .v,. ,Q 2:L..'r'f , 1-Yew mg ,,-, ,f- ,:' .L+ f- , , 1-fwvDL.ff4 A ' 5 lh35 1i?- . 221: - - I K inf f.,: . .z3fwzif::',-1,5 ,. - ya-w as ' QA - 'ii N: Z4 9- Hi--1, ' if ji: Wi I., V ,V . . W. es- . V X, ,fx : .'.-,,.-,fa w1,:ffN..a 254, Vg 1,5 5, . ' 'Q - 1 5 , ' - H pw- 1. -' ' 5' 15 ff ' '- 5 'P J M555 . . ' ' 5 F 'lx . Z:xQ:.7fu: 2 ' f11xt11.:ggF ?5 .,, ' 711 1? 7 ' ' '- r fr ' lJ'T5.1f . ' keg E T5t1411r.'j.au.Q ' fi? 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I ' f' J 1 Wm 31' . gi f 1 fi' I ff .. D L ..:gf?L-:,::wg.i..4,.-21'Am' ' .. ,'..x,i',- 1..f 'i1,Aa-'- ,sw ., - - .-- Y..-w, W.- ' A 111:16-ff - A iff-ff, 3 STUDENT ADMINISTRATION W. Smith McLean Iones Larabee Sharp Wright Cunningham Thacher Godwin Graham Ehrhardt Turner Garfield Swobodu Swink STUDENT ADMIINIISTIRATIIQINI ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY WILLAIQD SMITII . . . Commissioner of Arls QTILES LARABEE . . . Commissioner of f1thletiex EDWIN 'FIIACIIER . . Commissioner of Public W0l'k5 Louis SHARP . . . . . Commissioner of Finance TIIoMAs CUNNXNKPITAINI . . Commissioner of Affairs BETTY MCLEAN . . . Commissioner of Welfare GRfXCE JONES . ..... Clerk HOWARD WRIGI'IT . Tlifkfl Supervisor GILBEli'I' D. IIJDY . . . Adviser sf. Of the 637 students enrolled in Grossmont, about fifty-seven per cent are members of the Associated Student Body. All departments of the Com- mission as well as the students themselves have helped to make this year a complete success. The yell leaders, lack Ehrhardt, Gordon Graham, and Harry Godwin, appointed by the Commission, added to the enthusiasm displayed at the games. THE GI R LS' LEAGUE FAY TURNER . . . . President HARRIE1' GARFIELIJ . Vice-President MARIIIRIE SWOBODA . . Secretary EDITH SVVINK ........... Treasurer Lois MIASTERSON, VIoI.ET RARNETT, ELIZABETH KITZM,-KN, HELEN FOSTEIQ, MARGARET TFJLLENBECIK, MAIIX' PEACE ISOIWIG, lvl.-XRGARET WARE .......... Committee Chairmen Features of the League calendar this year were the Freshman VVelcome, Octoherg School Dance, Novemherg Faculty Tea and Christmas Giving Campaign, Decemherg Dad and Daughter Banquet, Februaryg Hi-Iinx, April, Fashion Show and Mothers' Reception, May. Miller McLean SPEECH While the Grossmont Speech Department consists of regularly organized classes, embracing ele Lmdsley mentary and advanced work in cunningham Washington oratory, extemporaneous speech, Smith and debate, the local chapter of the National Forensic League is the most active force in the promotion of contest work in speech. This organization at Grossmont is in its third year. Member- ship is earned by points secured in inter-scholastic competition only. Ianet Miller is the president, Thomas Cunningham, secretary, and Willard Smith, treasurer, while Byron Lindsley, Betty McLean, Beltran Hubbard, and Carl McCarthy, as well as Miss Edith Grassmueck and Mr. LaZelle Smith, of the faculty, are also members. Speech activities this year included the annual oratorical contest sponsored by the San Diego Toastmasters Club, won by George Washington, who took first place in San Diego and fourth at Pasadena. Second place went to Thomas Cunningham, who won third in San Diego. In Debate, two seasons, one during the fall and one during the spring semester, were entered. In each, Grossmont met Army and Navy Academy and San Diego High School twice. In the fall division, with the exception of one decision, lost, non-decision debates were held, while in the spring rounds, Grossmont won one and lost three. Thomas Cunningham, Betty McLean, Byron Lindsley, VVillard Smith, Nadine Brown, Forest Cornelius, Carl Mc- Carthy, George Washington, Beltran Hubbard, and Harry Godwin repre- sented the school in debate. In Declamation, the annual local contest, April 28, was won by Ianet Miller who represented the school at Redlands May 12. Second and third places in the contest were won by Linden Martin and Thomas Cunningham, respectively. The Vacher Cup Contest concluded the yearis speech work. TIHIE MUISIIC DEPARTMENT The Music Department, under the leadership of Mrs. Merle Donohue and Mr. Edward Ortiz, has been active in many programs throughout the year. All efforts were concentrated toward the third Annual Spring Concert, which was given April 28. In this concert, Charles Wakefield Cadman,s recent can- tata, The Indian Love Charm, was produced for the first time on the Pacific coast. Also, in the Annual Christmas Pageant, the combined Glee Clubs, Choruses, and Orchestra repeated the successful performance of previous years. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB made many appearances during the year. Its officers are Lois Masterson, president, Margaret Milner, secretary-treas- urer. The girls have sung for clubs in La Mesa, El Cajon, Bostonia, and Lakeside, as well as being featured in the P. T. A. radio program over KGB. Of outstanding importance was their work in the Annual Spring Concert. THE BAND, directed by Mr. Ortiz, has become an organization of which Grossmont may Well be proud. It has been in evidence at many athletic events, and in both the spring and fall concerts. Lily Abbott is the drum major. THE BOYS, QUARTET needs little introduction. It has achieved the reputation of being the best quartet iniheihistory of Grossmont. The boys, Alfred Douglas, first tenor, Paul Gaston, second tenor, Byron Lindsley, first bass, and Ralph Golden, second bass, made their debut at the La Mesa Women's Club. Since that appearance, they have participated in many school programs as well as those of various communities. THE ORCHESTRA, conducted by Mrs. Donohue, has appeared at plays, assemblies, and programs during the entire year. The combined junior and senior orchestras did exceptional work in the Spring Concert as well as in the Christmas Pageant. THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB has also made numerous appearances this year, their outstanding performance being in f'The Indian Love Charm. It has for its officers Byron Lindsley, president, and Paul Gaston, secretary- treasurer. X fs .-x GLEE CLUBS AND QUARTET GIRLS' GLEE: Top Row: Lucille Rehmke, Juanita Washington, Jessie Faulds, Alice Lamp, Doris Kichline, Ruth Smith, Margaret Milner, Lois Masterson, Peggy Thompson, Peggy Foster, Mary Faye Laughrin: Second: Kathryn Moeller, Fern Wheeler, Violet Abbott, Betty Ann Jackson. Melanie Gardner, Dorothy Nephew, Catherine Roberts. Lucille Kouns, Ruth Brickey: First: Margaret Johnson, Dorothy Campbell, Ruth Marshall, Katherine Kitzman, Jewell Hollenbeck, Marjorie Swoboda, Idamay Rockey, Peggy Thompson, Carrie Church. flnset: Lois Masterson, president? QUARTET: Alfred Douglas, Paul Gaston, Byron Lindsley, Ralph Golden. BOYS' GLEE: Top Row: Robert Ramboll, Elwood Russell, Ralph Golden, Paul Gaston, Quinton Johnson, Howard Wright, Clifford Burns, Bill Loomis, Joe D. Cole, Ben Reyn- olds, Gordon Graham, Paul Jennings, Malcolm Kurtz, John Monnett: Second: Harold Dent, Wesley Clemesha, Ben Polak, Alfred Douglas, Le Vern Dell, Stanley Conant, Tenney Poulson, Byron Lindsley, Glen Crocker, Linden Burns, Roy Wheeler, Vahakn Hart, Carroll Smith. flnsetz Byron Lindsley, president? W BAND AND ORCHESTRA BAND: Back Row: Jack Stevens, Avery Gallup, Lowell Twedt, Keith Whitcomb, Stanley Hansen, Gordon Foster, Donovan Lynch, George Schuck, Marian Miller, Fred Walker, Robert Livesey, Bill Lewis, John Darry: Center: Ernest Sutton, Douglas Clark, Jack Ehrhardt, Andrew Kitzman, Edward Gibbs, Lloyd Foster, George Warren, Katheryn Bell, Charles Floto, Richard Saul, Julian Conant, Jack Holland! Front: Quinton John- son, Donald Floto. Edward Ortiz, Jr., Edith Swink, Katherine Kitzman, Glenys North, Phyllis Miller, Bill Warren, Donald Glenn, Barbara Dennis. flnsets Lily Abbott, drum major? , ORCHESTRA: Bark: Ruth Marshall, Jeanice Campbell, Bertram Osgood, Mariellen McKay, John Crippen, Quinton Johnson, Laureen Lakin, Horace Miner, Bernice Cletus, Helen Mendenhall, Melvin Hill, John Deering, Keith Whitcomb, Barbara Dennis, Clifford Finley, George Schuck, Donovan Lynch, Margaret I-Iollenbeck: Front: Dorothy Com- mons, Dick O'Brien, Jewell Hollenbeck, Florence Vodicka, Linden Martin. Bill Lewis, Betty Ann Jackson, Edward Ortiz, Jr- Phyllis Harding, Edith Saul, Cecile Rumsey, Mary Kerfoot, Orland Huffman. Scott Piazzoni, Lily Abbott. flnsetz Donovan Lynch, student director.J IDRAMATIICSS The first Associated Student Body play was Billy, presented in November. The play deals with a young college athlete who loses his false teeth while traveling on an ocean liner, causing himself to become entangled in many embarrassing situations. Louise Cory, Carlyle Steves, Ruth Marshall, Don Lindes, Don Lewis, Bertram Osgood, Gordon Graham, Lois Master- son, Carl McCarthy, Don Pearson, Lloyd Harwood, Ed Swain, Erlene Iamison, and Dorothy Hill gave excellent performances. THE BLACK DIAMONDS OF THE MADONNA f'The Black Diamonds of the Madonnai' was the Grossmont entry in the one-act play tournament presented at Woodrow VVilson Iunior High School Auditorium on February 18, 1933. The play was chosen from a group of three plays which were offered before a committee of judges in the local auditorium. Carlyle Steves, Don Pearson, Oscar Walker, Don Lindes, Marion Miller, Bertram Osgood, Bill Varncy, Glen Crocker, and lack Harris made up the cast. 71 Two dramatic classes this year have accommodated the large number of students interested in this study. These have, in addition to regular class- work, presented numerous skits and one-act plays for outside organizations. SEVENTH HEAVEN The Senior Play, Seventh Heaven, was scheduled for the latter part of May, as the Annual went to press. The play deals with the experiences of a young, charmingly egotistical street worker, who goes to war and returns to his young wife blind. The Cast selected for the play included: Ruth Marshall, Don Pearson, Byron Lindsley, lack Spitzmesser, Bernice Cletus, Don Lindes, Lois Masterson, Tom Cunningham, Bertram Osgood, Howard Wright, Melvin Hill, lack Harris, Ed Swain, and Erlene Iamison. aff' , THE BLACK DIAMONDS OF THE MADONNA Brzcfqz Marion Miller, Bert Osgood, Bill Varncy, Glen Crocker, luck Harris. Front: Carlyle Stews. Oscar VValkcr, Don Limlcs, Don Pearson. BILLY Frrnztz Don LeWis,C11rlylc Slcvcs. Ecl Swain, Don Limlcs CStage M1lH2lgCfQ, Curl McCarthy, Don Pearson, Lloyd I-larwood. Buck: Gorclon Graham, Lois Mustcrson. Dorothy Hill, Miss McCarthjc. lirlene lumison. Ruth Mzirsliall, Bertram Osgood. CLUBS CLUB Row Regina Pittock, John Fitch, Ralph Jack, Alex Jean Shuyler: Center: Lily Abbott, Gertrude Jane Love, Ada Ann Fitch, Karine Friberg, Zola Storey: Front Row: Adark Treganza, Miss King, Ruth Hawley, Laura Jean Williams, Vesta Bliss, Annie Forward, James Wight. Clnsetz Orville Smith, president.J SPANISH CLUB: Back Row: George Washington, Stanley Conant, Byron Lindsley, Miss Miller, Louis Sharp, Lloyd Smith, Carl Chamberlin: Center: Stanley Hansen, Julius Con- ant, Jean Shuyler, Helen Johnson, Margaret Hollenbeck, Grace Jones, Leslie Heyser: Front: Nadine Brown, Betty McLean, Thelma McCarthy, Laura Wallenborn, Gladys Higbee, Laura Jean Williams, Mary Peace Rorniz, Juanita Washington. ilnsetz John Aggson, president.l FUTURE FARMERS: Back Row: Albert Vanoni, Ralph Stewart, Clifford Burns, Ralph Graves, Don Lindes, Robert Shaw, Gordon Reynolds, Edwin Parker, Dean Strange, Alfred Hinkle, Ivan Johnson, Howard Betts, Otis Corley, Homer Higbees Third Row: Frank Gasser, Henry Creaser, Jake Mendenhall, Arthur Down, Ted Jenkins, Wilbur Morgan, Jack Ehrhardt, Tenney Poulson, Tom Mallow, Eddie Eaton, Leonard Villavicencio, Edgar Koppel, John Webb, Rolla Hamilton, George Head, Joe D. Cole: Second Row: Ryland Starkey, Jack Holland, George Bye, Arthur Collver, Robert Orcutt, Edwin Bailey, Fer- nando Felix, John Fitch, Roy Wheeler, Wesley Russell, Frank Brown, Wallace Chormicle, Kenneth Hollenbeck, Robert Rogers, Willis Cornelius: Front Row: Lorenzo Visconti, Carl Ekhoff, Jack Brady, Fred Walker, Bob Immenschuh, Aleck McCormick, Jack Maloney, Edward Sly, Robert McCray, Fred Peterson, Earl McCray, Joe A. Cole, Ells- worth Riker, Russell Sunbury, Bill Miles. flnsetz Jack Graves, president? LETTERMI-2N'S CLUB Bnfk Rowzn Elmer Cornelius, lack Harris, Iames Smith, Lisle Shoemaker, Clifford Burns. Don Pearson, Felix Landis. Leonard Villavicencio, Paul In-nnings, Wallace Clark, Teddy Poulson. Crnlrr: Tenney Poulson. Dwight Freymiller, Ioe Smith, Stanley Conant, Edward Swain. Oscar Walker, Byron Linclsley, Linden Burns, Lloyd Harwood, Allan Cunningham, Lloyd Foster, Lowell Twedt, Harry Crcascr, Giles Laraliee. Iironfz Ralph Stewart, Gordon Foster, Albert Vanoni, William Wollenbarger, Ivan johnson, Melvin Hill, Andrew Kitzman. George Gibbs, lidwin Thacher, Roy Wheeler, Orville Smith, Eldridge Betts, Carlos Salazar, Harry Godwin. Clnxrlz Linden Burn' 'i4lent.j We W law if ffwizipffw WMM? IWW? f rl AJ? F' ffm f , ORGANIZATIONS GIRL RESERVES: Top Row: Miss Miller: Fifth: Ella DeFa1co, Betty Turner, France Bair, Fourth: Jean Fuller, Mary Faye Laughrin, Elizabeth Kitzman, Laura Jean Williams. Harriet Garfield, Florenee Fansher, Violet Barnett: Third: Marian Wise, Corinne Golds- berry, Ruth Ward, Jessie Faulds, Dorothy Hill, Doris Kichline, Marjorie Robinson, Katherine Kitzman: Second: Virginia Patillo, Ellen Wright, Thelma McCarthy, Florence Weaver, Delma Rosenberger, Margaret Hollenbeck, Fay Turner, Margaret White, Zola Swobodag Front: Jean Shuyler, Emily Cunningham, Betty Thiele, Ruth Esther Smith, Janet Miller, Grace Jones, Jeanice Campbell, Connie Connell, Ruth Graves. Clnsetz Harriet Garfield, presQdent.J I-II-Y: Back Row: Don Floto, Stanley Hansen, Julian Conant, Eldridge Betts, Lloyd Smith, Charles Floto, Jack Edmond, Bill Varney, Ernest Head, Lowell Twedt, Tenney Poulson, Roy Wheeler, Linden Martin: Third: Piirl Brickey, Glen Crocker, Robert Wilkin, Carl McCarthy, Louis Sharp, Wesley Prose, Jerry Swarts, Allen Cunningham, Harry Godwin, William Walker, Bill Imrneniehuh, Gordon Eby: Second: Clifford Burns, Lisle Shoemaker, Frank Hill, Byron Lindsley, Linden Burns, Howard Wright, Oscar Walker, George New- ton, Edward Swain, Stanley Rogers, Willard Smith, Stanley Conant, Tom Cunningham. Henry Creaser: Front: Jack Spitzmesser, Joe Smith, Gordon Foster, Lloyd Harwood, Dwight Freymiller, Edwin Thacher, Jack Ehrhardt, Mr. Harkleroad, Gordon Graham, James Smith. George Gibbs, Paul Jennings, Felix Landis, Giles Larabee, Norris West. tlnsetz Left: Byron Lindsley. Senior Y president: Right: Lloyd Smith, Junior Y president.J TIHIE SY QIRCCEIAINIIIZATIIQINISS Success has been the keynote of the Grossmont Hi-Y Clubis activities during the schol year of 1935. Piloted by President Byron Lindsley and Mr. George A. Harkleroad, faculty adviser, the club has carried out its program of Creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character. Chief on this program was the traditional Get Together Banquetn of fathers and sons on March 23, said to be the most successful during the history of the Grossmont Hi-Y. I Cleaning the G, and a Vocational Guidance Banquet were highlights in the organization work for school betterment. Two dances, two joint meetings with other schools, and the annual g'Freshman Welcomel' made up the remainder of the club's social program. The officers helping to carry out the year's activities were: Bvuorc LINDSLEY . . . . .... President 1 . . WILL.NIiD SMITH . . . Vzce-Plffzdent LINDEN Helms . . . Secwmry JACK SP1TzM11ss1a1i . A . T1'eam1'er QIIIIIRIL RESERVES The close of the school year of 1933 finds the newly organized Grossmont Chapter of the Girl Reserves off to a ,flying start. The combined chapters of the La Mesa and El Cajon Reserves which form the Grossmont chapter have been notably successful in their yearis activities, carried out under the leadership of the following officers: HARRIET CTARFIELD . . . . . Presz'dent FRANCE BAIR . . . . Vice-P1'esidc'nt IQUTH EsTHEa SRIITH . . . Secretary MARX' FATE LAIJGHRIN . ..... Treasurer CONNIE CONNELL . . . Inter-Club Representzztizxe Miss FAITSTA MILLER ......... Adviser The year's calendar included: Cabinet Retreat at Beach, September: Asilomar Banquet, October: Thanksgiving Dance, November: Helping the Welfare Bureau, December: Hi-Y-G. R. Dance, Ianuary: Midwinter Dance, February: Variety Show, March: Escondido-Grossmont G. R.-Hi-Y Dinner Dance, April: Election of officers for ensuing year, May. L fx r R E L- C U E R D 0 Q'fX' N FMLA P A G L JW , ff E Q. qv, 3 3 f gy 9 I 'Yi Lf - A V 11 ,f3':: ' ' -I3 fl:-g3f?? --51- sei ne? ATIHILIETIICS 1933 has been a most successful year for Grossmont in athletics, as the following brief summaries will show: FK DOTBALL This year's football team was very strong. lt was awarded third place in the Southern Prep League race, losing only one game and having but six points scored against it in the entire season. The schedule was: Oceanside . . . 0-9 Escondido . . 0-0 Coronado . . 6-0 Sweetwater . . . 0-7 BASKETBALL The season's basketball results were exceptionally outstanding. The varsity captured both the A. A. U. and the Southern Prep League titles. The Class 15 team was one of the strongest ever to represent the school, winning the Southern League title and going to the finals in both the A. A. U. and the S. C. 1. F. playoffs. - The C and D teams were strong, but superior competition prevented their gaining better than second place in the League. 1' The schedules ' Clcz.vxA: Coronado . . 11-24 Ramona . . 10-41 Iulian . . . 5-35 Fallbrook 8-33 Escondido 28-30 Brawley 14-33 Sweetwater 19-24 Hoover 21-18 Oceanside 5-26 CILIJJB: Coronado . . . 14-28 Ramona 15-26 Mt. Empire 18-36 Fallbrook 3-45 Iulian . . . . 10-36 : San Diego 13-26 Escondido . . . 28-30 : 'Hoover 15-24 Sweetwater 5-10 4':Hemet . 28-38 Oceanside . 4-45 xFillmore 28-21 S C 1. F. Playoffs Class C: Coronado ..... 12-14 Oceanside 11-16 Iulian . . . 10-11 Ramona 13-10 Escondido . 23-14 Class D: Escondido. 11-40 Ramona 18-17 Oceanside . 10-23 'Q I ,l FOOTBALL, TRACK, AND BASEBALL SQUADS FOOTBALL: Back Row: L. Foster lendl, Loomis Chalfl, Swain itacklel, Harris fhalfb, Harwood tquarterb, Vanoni Cfullls Front: Burns Ctackleb, Poulson fguardb, Smith ftacklel, Kitzman icenterl, Huffman icenterl, Wolfenbarger fguardb, Walker itacklel, Capt. G. Foster Qendj. tlnset: Joe Smith, Manageinb TRACK: CLASS A: Back Row: Wilkin, Cunningham, Villavicencio, Douglas, Carson, Thacher, Higbee, Golden, Salazar: Front: Wintergreen, Smith, Lindsley, Prose, Walker, Kitzman, Harwood, Eby, Stewart. CLASS C: Back Row: Landis, Scadding. Ruiz, Westbrook, Lewis, Wheeler: Front: Botroff, Brown, Mitchell. Betts,Johnson, Graham, Larabee. tInset:Jim Smith, Managerl BASEBALL: Back Row: Carson icatcherb, Gibbs 12nd basel, Hill tshortr, Landis 11. field, pitcherl, Wheeler fpitcher, shurtlz Front: Hinkle ir. fieldl, Prose llst baseb, Vanoni fcatcherl, Stewart lr. fieldl, Ramsey 43rd base.J TRACK Track prospects at the opening of the season were dim, but constant hard training enabled both varsity and class C squads to win the League meet, with scores of 57 and 45 respectively. The events and places won were: 100-Yard Dash 220-Yard Dash 440-Yard Dash 880-Yard Dash Mile Pole Vault H i gh lump Sh ot Put Low Hurdles 880-Yard Relay 50-Yard Dash 100-Yard Dash 660-Yard Dash Pole Vault High lump Broad lump Shoz'Paz 120-Yard Low Hu1'n'lc's - Varsity Eby lst, Salazar 2nd Eby lst, Salazar 2nd Villavicencio Znd, Cunningham 3rd Kitzman lst, Douglas jrd Lindsley lst V' Harwood lst, Smith 2nd, Carson 3rd Ctiej Smith Znd Walker lst Thacher 3rd Grossmont lst QSalazar, Cunningham, Prose,Ebyj Class C Gonzales 3rd, Brown 4th Larabce Znd, Gonzales 3rd Betts 3rd 4 Stone, Brown, Znd ftiej Iohnson lst, Ruiz 3rd Landis lst, Lewis 4th Brown lst, Wheeler 2nd, Gonzales 3rd Graham Znd, Johnson 3rd, Lewis 4th BASEBALL The l933 baseball squad was rather small, but a fighting team always stands a chance for the championship. Complete baseball results were not obtainable as the Annual went to press. The schedule and results of first games was: Sweetwater . Oceanside Escondido . 5-7 Mt.Empire . - 2-8 Iulian , . . l-32 4-2 Fallbrook . - TENNIS A great deal of interest was displayed in tennis this year by both girls and boys. Harriet Garfield won the local girls' singles tournaments, and Edwin Thacher was the boys' singles winner. A large delegation of students represented Grossmont at the county tournament at Oceanside in May. BASKETBALL CLASS Il Burk: Landis ff0I'M'lllYlQ, Gibbs Cgflardj, Stewart Cccntcrj,Villalvicencio Cforwurdj. Franz: Iennings fg'11zl1'11'j, Capt. Thatcher cglfflfdh, Wheeler, ff01't0flI'dD. CLASS C Johnson cf0l'll'lH'!l'J, Capt. Clark Cgmzrzlj. Collver Cgllllfdj, Twetlt fL'6I1ft'l'D. CLASS A Bufk: Loonns Cgmzrzlj, Conant ff0l'M'lII'IlD, G. Foster Qgzzurdj, L. Foster fgllllfllp. Front: Paulson Cforwardj, Capt. Burns Cf-mzerj, Lindsley Qforwrlrdj. CLASS D McCormick cL'l'l1f!'!'D, Real Cgmzrdj. Capt. Poulson Cforwtfrrlj, Peterson Qforufurzlj. GIIIRILSS' SPQIRTSS This year the work of the Girls, Physical Education Department has been centered largely around the Girls' Athletic Association. To become a member of this organization it is necessary for a girl to have participated in at least two major sports. Headed by Harriet Garfield, president, Elizabeth Kitzman, secretary, and Dorothy Hawk, treasurer, and under the expert direction of Miss Iosephine Kollmyer, girls, gym instructor, the G. A. A. has made this sport year an especially active one. At the conclusion of each sport season, it sponsored a feed for the girls' varsity and winning class team. Money from the G. A. A. treasury was donated for the construction of a tennis ping-board which was presented to the school. Finally, in the place of the usual spring program, it acted as host to nine girls and a sponsor from each of the schools of the county at a Play Day on Saturday, April 29. Girls' letters are obtained on a point basis, with only a few girls in school now in possession of the coveted trophies. The sports in which the girls participated this year were as follows: fall tennis, volleyball, basketball, track, hockey, spring tennis,.baseball, and tumbling. ln each major sport, a varsity was chosen from the school at large. Members of the varsity volleyball team were: Mary Duncan, Phyllis Harding, Phyllis Miller, Ella DeFalco, Harriet Garfield, and Eleanor Lewis. Those composing the varsity basketball team were as follows: Fay Turner, Odell Buck, Ella DeFalco, Edith Swink, Phyllis Harding, and Cleo Cooper. Betty Thiele, Helen Foster, Harriet Garfield, Edith Swink, Betty McLean, Iean Landis, Lucille Kouns, Nellie Persons, Odell Buck, and Phyllis Harding made up the track team. The girls, tennis group was composed of Margaret White, Ianet Miller, Harriet Garfield, Ella Delialco, Alberta Duncan, and Violet Barnett. The tumblers were: Fern Wheeler, lean Landis, Phyllis Harding, Delma Rosenberger, Carrie Church, Bernadene Bryant, Thelma McCarthy, Marie Head, and Helen Ienkins. ry' .J 'Kal n iii if L Lfifmrv G. A. A. CLUB . Buck Row: Miss Kollmycr, Mary Faye Laughrin, Virginia Patillo, Ruth Graves, Lola Lintles. Eutha Gartl, Doris Kicliline, Oilell Buck. Helen Foster, Dorothy Hawk, Lucille Kouns. Third: Iuanita Washington, Eileen Kounis, Phyllis Miller, Mary Duncan, Eleanor Lewis, Dorothy Hall, Elizabeth Kitzman, Harriet Garfield, Florence Fanslicr. Edith Swink. Ianct Miller, lean Katzcnbach. SFLAUIIIJZ Alberta Duncan, Ieanicc Campbell, Marjorie Robinson, Iewell Hollenbeck, Lily Abbott, Emily Cunning- ham, Betty Turner, Ella DeFaleo, Delma Roscnbcrgcr, Phyllis Harding, Thelma McCarthy. Fay Turner. Fronl: Fern Wheeler, Zola Swobocla. Katherine Kitzman, Violet Barnett, lean Fuller, Olga Farnsworth, Marjorie Swobotla, lean Landis, Blanche Young, Helen jenkins, Lillian Barnett. Clnsflz Harriet Garfield, prcsidcnnj -any Q ACj 9. Q. I 1 - wi, Q own ,-'S. . ,- QS .1.- 5:-' Q, i .f ri y fax ,..-- 2 -f' .. , fi, Q' ' ll' , - ' ' i -3 1 5' AW' 1 l ill ., ., .. A i....,., 93 w 'l l 'J l l 'Q if i Nwllf '1 iffy, - y -Ji , ' h, H ya' ,v bg Nh if., I are 4!-Kali :mas t :.,m.cc s T3 M mg C R, ,. A 'kv ,,,l ' l li'-T'f'g Q X .aj M Q 5 i '. hah s w-ww - Q45 Qllossr-vow wg it 'fkm HIGH SCHOOL. IW I Jh vg x ly, vm UNIVERS-Ee A ml 5 1 'L f G a mail WEE Wag? 7 -1 - ---L .... - .... - 5 .I f -Slllytnnuus-I l ' ,L A Qu M. Q f ,, Tl-IE CALENDAR ScpIz'n1l1z'r l c'f1r'1nzry l2f-Beginning of another school year- .3-Concert given by the Band. heaven for the seniors antl initiation for the lireshmen. Sllglfirst football game. Grossmont vs. Point Loma. Ocfvffw' 5-Girls' League honors: freshmen by Freshmen VVelcome. 28-lflallowt-'en Dance sponsoretl by the Music Department. Norcnifrw' Ill-iSeconcl school tlance. Girls' League affair. 22-Presentation of Billy, A. S. li. play. Deccnzfwrl' Ueljpening of basketball season. 20 --Clll'lSIlllllS Pageant-by entire school. ltzlzmfry 20--Another social event. thc G. A. A. Dance. 1 Zbnflvllll-YCQII' lfrosh amlil new interest to school life. I0-P. T. A. Valentine Dance. l7-18-One-act play tournament, 'Allie Black Diamonds of the Madonna. March lil- 'l'bis Thing Called Love, Annual Alumni play. 25-Fllllltl' and Son Banquet. ziflfif 5-Hi-Jinx revivecl. Z7-I Deelamation Contest. 28-Annual Spring Concert. May I-Girls' League fashion show. 3-Tacky Day. 4-5-Debates-with Army-Navy, and Sc- nior high. 5-Big Social Event of the year-Iunion Senior Prom. l5fCounty Commercial Contest. 25- lil Recuerclcf' issuccl. 36'iSCI1lUI' Playf Scventh Heaven. l-30-School elections. 111126 ZS-Sclioi rl closes-till Septembe r. 3-Commencement exercises. Goodbye, Class of 33. IHIMIMGIR Miss McCarthy: Take the sentence, Lead the cow from'the pasture. What mood? Voice from the back of the room: The cow. Traffic Cop: Where's the fire? Connie: In your eyes, you great, big, gorgeous policeman! Mr. Smith: How soon will I know anything after I come out of the anaesthetic? Doc Crawford: VVell, that's expecting a lot from any anaesthetic. Lloyd I-I.: If all the saxophone players were laid end to end-I'd be there with a steam roller! Ianean R.: Science has proved that stupidness is hereditary. Byron L.: You ::houldn't talk that way about your folks. Mr. Simmons.: Is that a Iersey cow over there? Homer H.: I eouldn't tell you. I wasn't able to see the license. Ella: What's the matter with you? The wind blew my hat away, and you arenlt even trying to get it. Gordon E.: Uh, I just want to give it a hundred yards start. Bernadene: I made this cake all by myself. Iuicy: I imagined as much, but who helped you lift it out of the oven? Paul G.: After I'd sung my encore, I heard a gentleman from one of the newspapers call out: Finel Fine! Ralph G.: Did you have to pay it? Photographer Cto Senior about to be photographedj: Please look pleas- ant, young lady, and in a few moments you may resume your natural expression. Mrs. Gavin: See here, young man, are you the teacher of this class? Outspoken student: No, ma'am, Ilm not. Mrs. Gavin: Then don't talk like an idiot. Lloyd S.: I heard a new story the other day. Did I tell it to you? Ellen W.: Is it funny? Lloyd S.: I'll say. Ellen W.: Then you havenlt told it to me. Freshman: Ill like to go out tonight, Mother. Sophomore: Please, can l go out tonight? junior: I'm going out tonight. Dad. Senior: Goodnight, folks. Leave the door unlocked, will yon? Mr. Harkleroad: What is the use of chlorine? Kendrick M.: It is used to kill insects and things: thatls why they use it in hospitals. Miss Prosser: Some of you don't know enough to come in out of the rain. Gordon G.: Well, you don't have to wash your ears then. THINGS WERE PAID NOT TO TICLI. Why the Uanibo Club was formed. Where Stanley C. got his blue and white jersey Why VVeslie C. is called 'lSugar', VVhy Connie is so fond of P. G.'s Why Ianean is usually minus one glove VVhy Grossmont teachers are against gum-chewing DID YOU KNOVV THAT ONCE Eddie Ortiz missed a note? Lloyd Harwood winked at a Grossmont girl, and she didn,t even wink back? The Wonder Girl was at a loss for words? Ioe Smith stayed in Biology for two whole periods? Mrs. Barnett didn't sell all the strawberry shortcake? Muffie tried out for a play and didn't get a part? Al Cunningham kept his Iunior ring for a week? Ianet Miller went to the beach and didn't even get sunburned? Howard saw Melanie in the hall and just said Hello ? Woody was late to a G. R. meeting? Lloyd Smith wrote an editorial? Melvin Hill said that he was a womanfhater? Gordon Eby forgot to write Ella a note? Betty T. did something without wondering what Ioe would say? Wesley Prose wrote an essay on L'Babies,'? ' Gordon Foster was hashful? 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