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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1934 volume:

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Heading one of the most necessary and useful depart- ments in Grossmont High School, this teacher has served in never-failing devotion to the success of Gross- mont and Grossmont students, holding up the ideals of our school, helping to preserve present traditions and to institute new ones. We are honored in having her at the head of our splendid art department. lt is with pride and a sense of deep appreciation that we dedicate the 1934 'gEl Recuerdon to Miss ELSIE MORIARTY FQREWQRD EL RECUERDO-the memoryl The memory of happy C-rossmont days among our foothill environmentl The staff have wished that this year, our El Recuerdo shall symbolize for us all, and serve as a reminder in coming years, these foothills which serve as the background for our school, the source of the term by which we are known to our friends, the picturesque approach to the heights of life which a school ideally should be. And so, long years after your high school days are over, when they are left to you only in mem- ory, may this book bring back a little of the inspiration which your Foothill days gave you, with their crowded schedule of friends, activi- ties, and experiences. I 'CW .P IXQ-'xv fx il 0- EJC no Qgvis 'I Il orj Herman Pierson CANQ George Newton ffifff. Buy. Mgzzj Elizabeth Kitzman fC1rzy5e.vj ANNUAL STAFF Eugene Harris Norris West Mary Beck fBnfine5x Afllllllgffj fEa'ilo1'Q ff-1:51. Editorj Mariorie Swnbocla Laura lean Williams Louis Sharp fAc1iz'i1icsQ fClasxe.fj fSnup.vhotsj lean Shuylcr Violet Barnett jimmy Smith fAs.ft. Efliforj fO1'guniza1i011fj fflciiviliexj VVinnifretl Rehmkc Giles Larabee France Bair fOI'gfll1iZLlff0IlS2 fBay5' Sporlxj fGirls' Sporlxj off r J x fl' . sg i 'JC-WG' UFOOTHILL ECHOESH Eugene Harris Laura lean Norris West Marjorie Swoboda CMamzgerj Williams fEfli1orj fSpor1x Editorj Ralph Starr Winnifred Rehmke Giles Larabee lean Shuyler Violet Abbott Virginia Pattillo Iunean Romig Dick O'Brien Mildred Peterson Bob Moore Raynolcl Hawley Betty Thiele France Bair Florence Weaver Emily Cunningham Fern Wheeler Carlotta Betcher Carlyle Steves Violet Barnett lack Ehrhardt Jimmie Smith Elizabeth Kitzman Ella DeFalco Rosaleen Remick Judy Ortiz King Martin Grassmueck Mashin THE FACULTY Harkleroad Quicksall Moriarty Cooke Donohue Poulson F. Miller Simmons Gavin L, Smith McCarthy Iackson M. Miller Kenrick Kollmycr Molins A. Clark Prosser Brown Lapum K. Clark H. Smith Pizizzoni ADMIINIISTIRATHQN Board of Trustees MR. I. S. WISE, Chairman .... MR. R. E. FOSTER MR. E. E. ROGERS MR. IOIIN ABBOTT MR. R. KING KAIJFFMAN Faculty . El Cajon . Lalqeside . . El Cajon . Spring Valley . . Grossmont CARL B. QUIGKSALL ............ Principal GEORGE A. PIARKLEROAD Vice-Principal, Principal of Night School, Chemistry ETHEL I. PROSSER ...... Dean of Women, English, History G. D. IUDY . . Adviser to the Student Body, Economics, Commercial R. N. BROWN . . . ALLENE CLARK . KARL B. CLARK . DOROTHY S. COOKE . MERLE C. DONCJHUE . MARY M. GAVIN . . EDITH M. GRASSMUEGK PAUL R. IACKSON . EARL W. KENRICK . WINIERED E. KING . IOSEPHINE M. KOLLBJYER PEARL E. LAPUM . . GEORGE A. MARTIN . LADIMIR IVIASHIN . EVA C. MCCARTHY . FAUSTA MILLER . MIRIAM E. MILLEIK . ELSIE MORIAIITY . MARY MOLINS . EDWARD ORTIZ . ELI M. PIAZZONI . . MORONI O. POULSON . LINTON T. SIINIISIONS . HAZEL M. SIWITH . LAZELLE SMITH . M athematics, Agriculture . . Assistant Secretary Physics, General Science . . English, Typing . . . Music . . . . . Spanish Public S pealqin g, English . Assistant Coach, Business Training . Farnz lllechanics, Mechanical Drawing . . . Biology, Latin Girls' Physical Education . Library, Com mercial Mathematics . Coach, Boys' Physical Education Dramatics, English . Latin, Spanish . . English . . Art I Secretary Band, Instrumental Music . . . . AutoShop . Algebra, U. S. History . . . Agriculture . Hom e M alqin g . C iaics, Debate ,zm 5. rw fi' if W. if V53 -If gr ff ff W . gall! if? 5-.f . 3: M Fr 5 3 952 it 5 Q92 f 52' 35 if .ggi Q iw e l iii I ll ii 5 'Q 1. wil' l 5 'x 1. ' l ' it ive I mswxwiki , ., ,,-4 - E V viii. SNAPSHOT CONTEST WINNERS 1. Eugene Harris-Laziest Boy 2. Alice Lamp-Worst Flirt 3. Louis Sharp-Most Popular Senior Hoy 4. Connie Connell-Ditto Senior Girl 5. Abbie Vunoni-Snappiest Iunior 6. Helen Mendenhall-Best Arguer 7. Fuzzy Landis-Best Boy Athlete 3. Alberta Duncan-Best Girl Athlete 9. Orland HuHman4GrcatestWoman Hater 10. Dot Hill-Best Bluffer 1 l. Mary Belle Allen-Grcenest Pcagreen 12. Iimmy ParksiUncrownetl Freshman 13. 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R.'s 4 Hi-Iinx l. 3, 4 3 4 Christmas Pageant 3, 4 One-act Play Contest 3, 4 Seventh Heaven 3 Three Cornered Moon 4 The Bad Man 4 The Black Flamingo 4 G.A.A.l,2, , 3 Ex. Com. 4 Volleyball l,2, 3, 4 Elufq V1 N Varsity 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 1' Varsity 3 X, Track 1, 2 Hockey 1, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3 H-abit-Dancing f Sfchedule-General Course H-abit+I7oing nothing S-chedule-Science Course ,L 9 4 'nfxjv' iaE'r'rY TURNER fsmmryj G-oal-None U-ndertakings: Christmas Pageant 1, Z, 3, 4 Yell Leader 2, 4 G. R.'s l, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 4 Basketball Ig Captain 2 Hockey 4 Hi-Jinx l, 3 Spring Concert 3, 4 C' A A l 2 3 4 JOHN MENDENHALL fT1'n1:1q'c1'j . G-oal-To invent synthetic milk U-ndertakings: Football 4 Class Treasurer 4 Bus. Mgr. Three Cornered Moon 4 Christmas Pageant 4 The Valiant 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Traclt 3: -li 7 , Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Indoor 1, 2, 3 Hgabit-Pulling lioners H--abit-Sleeping in classes and study hall S-chedule-General Cou rsc S-chedulegfieneral Course At the end of our happiest high school year, we, the Class of 1934, Wish to pay tribute to the loyalty of our class advisers, Miss Eva McCarthy and MF. LaZelle Smith. With the traditional Ditch Day, the Prom, and the Senior Dance, and with The Black Flamingo as our senior play, this last year has been pleasant and successful. Our place in Grossmont we leave for those Who may follow. To them, and to the school, We say, 'tAuf Wiedersehnf, M -fu P A G E 1 1 Fl, W!! ls' R I Swoboda W'cst Ortiz DcFalco Rosenbergcr Ge raci Crippen Ecklcr Kitzman W. Camp Beck Pcdri Weaver Renfrow Heaton Sharp Bair Cadwell Koppel E, Camp Barnett Cunningham Prindle Wolfenbarger Jackson .ll Uv' ZOLA SWOBODA NORRIS WEST Ghoal--To play the piano well U-ndertakings: Basketball 1 Baseball 3 G. R.'s 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Olympic Bound 2 In A Garden 1 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Christmas Pageant 1,4 Spring Concert 2,3,4 H-abit-A green power job S-chedule-Gen- eral Course EDWARD ORTIZ G-oal-To be an orchestra conductor U-ndertakings: Band 1,2,3,4 Concertmaster 4 Orchestra 1,2,3 De Molay 3,4 Spring Concert 1,2.3,4 Band Concert 1,2,3,4 Christmas Pageant 2 Boys' Federation 1,2 Biology Club 4 1-I-abit-Dancing S-chedule- General Course DELMA ROSENBERGER Ggoal-Remains to be seen U-ndertakings: Spring Concert 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Hockey 4 In a Garden 1 Olympic Bound' '2 Christmas Pageant 4 Hi-Jinx 1 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 G.R.'s 1.2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Hdabit-Saying Thunder S-chedule-- General Course JOHN CRIPPEN G-oal-To be a doctor U-ndertakings: Band 1,4 Spring Concert 1,3 Latin Club 1,2 Boys' Federation 1 Public Speaking 4 Biology Club 4 Declamation Contest 1 Extemporaneous Speech Con- test 4 Toastmasters' Contest 4 Christmas Pageant 1,2,3 Debate 4 H-abit'-Being late for classes S-chedule- Scientific Course ELIZABETH KITZMAN G-oal-To be the Treasurer of U.S. U-ndertakings: A.S.B. Com. of Finance 4 Girls' League Ex. Com. 3 G.R.'s l,2,3,4 Treas. 2: Ad. Chairman 3 Vice-Pres. 4 Class Pres. 1 Class Treas. 3 Foothill Echoes 3,4 El RECllel'd0 4 .. 15 G-oal-To be City Editor of the New York Times U-ndertakings: Tennis 2,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 4 Sports Editor of FoothillEchoes 4 Editor-in-Chief El Recuerdo 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Vice-Pres. Class 2 Wanderlust 4 Dweller in The Darkness 4 Letterman's Club 3,4 Spanish Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Boys' Fed. 1 Toastmasters' Contest 4 H-abit-Cracking jokes S-chedule- General Course ELLA DE FALCO G-oal-To cause a Wal' U-ndertakings: Yell Leader 2,4 G.R.'s 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Debate 4 ' Speech Club 4 FoothillEchoes 4 Tennis Team 3,4 Spring Concert 2 P ay Day 3,4. Christmas Pageant 2,3 Indoor 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,4 Hockey 2.3.4 H-abit-Making alibis S-chedule- General Course VICTOR GERACI G-oal-Further education in mechanics U-ndertakings: H-abit-Throwing dictionaries at Mr. Smith S-chedule- General Course ALICE ECKLER G-oal-Success U-ndertakings: H-abit-Haunting the tennis court S-chedule- General Course WALTER CAMP G-oal-To finish school U-ndertakings: Christmas Pageant 4 H-abit-Walking around the building S-chedule- General Course G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Treas. 3 Hi-Jinx 1.3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Capt. 2 Indoor 1,2,3,4 Capt. 1 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Capt. 3,4 Hockey 1,3,4 H--abit-Collecting dues S-chedule- Business Course ,4 , ivy., MARY ELIZABETH LOUIS SHARP VIOLET BARNETT BECK G-oal-To do some good in the world U-ndertakings: G-oal-College U-ndertakings: A.S.B. Rep. 1 3rd place S.D. Co. G-oal-Santa Bar- bara State College U-ndertakings: Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Bookkeeping Basketball 1,2,3,4 FoothillEchoes 2 Contest 2 Varsity 4 Quill and So. Calif. Book- Hockey 1,2,3,4 Scroll 4 keeping Contest 2 Indoor 1,2,3 G,A.A. 2 Class Pres, 2 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Ex. Com. 3,4 Latin Club 2,4 Pres. 2 G.A,A. Letter 3 Pres. 4 Vice-Pres. 4 Play Day 3,4 Speech Club 4 Com. of Finance 3 Track 3,4 Hi-Jinx 4 A.S.B. Pres. 4 Tennis 3,4 Three Cornered Spanish Club 3.4 Girls' League Ex. Moon 4 Sec.-Treas. 3 Com. 3: Pres. 4 Toastmasters' Annual StalT 4 G.R.'s 1,2,3,4 Contest 4 Bookstore 4 Sec. 4 Extemporaneous H-abit-Chasing Job's Daughters Contest'-1 around the 1,2.3 Declamation 4 country Class Sec. 1,2 Christmas S-chedule-Math. O1ympicBound 2 Pageant 4 Course Christmas Thank You, Pageant 4 Doctor 4 Foothill Echoes National Forensic 3,4 League 4 El Recuerdo 4 Debate 4 H-abit-Exhaus- Asst. Editor El tion Recuerdo 4 S-chedule- Vachel' CHD General Course B ColnteJsH141 FRANCE BAIR 85 9 21 Gio - ALLAN Vogegiall lk, cofflgestate CUNNINGHAM H wa ieasgvoviiring U-ndertakings: G-gal-College S Ifth ' Basketball 1 U-ndertakings: S mm edule- g.A.A-5 t2 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 General Course Rggfef 'ELI'-gg.s.42 Hockey, 4 Boys' Federation 1 IE?oPth1l1Ecihoesi'4 De Molay 3,4 Seller 0 Basketball M r. 3 JULIUS PEDRI G. R,.'s 1: Sec. 2 FoothillEchges 4 G-oal-To be a V100-PTBS 3 Spanish Club 2 professional Pres. 4 A Band 1,2 musician H-ablff-5166171118 Spring Concert 1,2 U-ndertakings: S-chedule- Letterman's Club Christmas General Course 3,4 Pageant 3,4 H-abit-Getting Orchestra 4 my lessons-in my Spring Concert 4 spare time H-abit-Forgetting S-chedule- my instrument General Course S-chedule-Com- mercial Course AUDREY PRINDLE FLORENCE WEAVER G-oal-To go to cosmetics school U-ndertakings: Hi-Jinx 1,3 Latin Club 1,2 G. R.'s 1,2,3,4 Christmas Pageant 1,2,3,4 OlympicBound 2 Foothill Echoes 3,4 Adv. Mgr. Billy 3 Girls' League Ex. Com. 4 The Breakfast 4 H-abit,-Laughing S-chedule- General Course CLYDE RENFROW G-oal-To be an engineer U-ndertakings Transferred from Nevada City High H-abit-Women, Wine. Song S-chedule- General Course JANE I-IEATON G-oal-To be a famous dancer U-ndertakings: Latin Club 1,2 0lympicBound 2 CHARLES CADWELL G-oal-To be a bachelor U-ndertakings: Vice-Pres. Class 3 Football 4 Letterman's Club 4 Senior Hi-Y 4 De Molay 4 H-abit-Zola?e, S-chedule- General Course LILLIAN KOPPEL G-oal-State College U-ndertakings: Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 Indoor 1 Hockey 3,4 Christmas Pageant 4 H-abit-Reading and tennis S-chedule- General Course Biology Club 3,4 EDWARD CAMP Librarian 4 Christmas Pageant 3 Spring Concert 3 H-abit-Being quiet S-chedule- Stenographic Course G-oal To be a capitalist U-ndertakings: Christmas Pageant 4 H-abit-Chewing matches S-chedule- General Course G-oal--Norman U-ndertakings: Hi-Jinx 1,4 Play Day Pro- gram 3 Volleyball 2 G. R. Program 3 Mothers' and Daughters' Program 3 Christmas Pageant 3,4 H-abit-Pesterlng Dolly and Adell S-chedule- General Course WILLIAM WOLFENBARGER G-oal-LaVerne College U-ndertakings: Football 3.4 H-abit-Throw- ing the shot S-chedule- Business Course BETTY ANNE JACK SON G-oal-To have an orchestra of my own U-ndertakings: In a Garden 1 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Girls' Glee Club 3 Hi-Jinx 1,3,4 Girls' League Ex. Com. 4 Hockey 3 G. R.'s 3,4 Spring Concert 1,2,3.4 Christmas Pageant 1,2,3,4 Gold in Them Thar Hills 3 Spanish Club 3 H-abit-Heart- breaking S-chedule-Music and Art Course Crcaser Morris Newton Spear Ehrhardt Connell Wheeler Bliss Warren Pittock Clcmesha Williams' Smith Campbell Dillan Brown Landis Webb Clark Bierbaucr Miller Kichline Huffman Dent Immenschuh K XM , r ff HENRY CREASER CONNIE CONNELL WESLEY CLEMESHA G-oal4To build bigger and better bonflres U-ndertakings: Basketball 2,4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Agriculture 1 Bovs' Fed. 1,2 H-abit-Sleeping in English IV S-chedule- General Course AUDREY MAY MORRIS G-oal-Cosmetob ogy College U-ndertakings: Transferred from Ramona H. S. I-I-abit-Going to Los Angeles S-cheduleg General Course GEORGE NEWTON G-oal-Don't know U-ndertakings: Boys' Federation 1 Hi-Y 2.3,4 Basketball 4 FoothillEchoes 4 El Recuerdo 4 Stage Crew 3,4 Seventh Heaven 3 The Valiant 4 The Bad Man 4 The Black Flamingo 4 One Act Play Contest 3.4 Stage Mgr. Three Cornered Moon 4 Spring Concert 3,4 Christmas Pageant 4 H-abit-Getting out of class S-chedule- General Course RUTH SPEAR G-oal-Business College U-ndertakings: H-abit-Running around with Pete S-chedule- General Course JACK EHRHARDT Transferred from Capistrano G-oal-To be a lawyer U-ndertakings: Band 3 Orchestra 4 Hi-Y 3 F.F,A. 3,4 De Molay 3.4 Yell Leader 3 Christmas Pageant 3 FoothillEchoes 4 H-abitfDancing S-chedule- General Course G-oal-To be a private secretary U-ndertakings: French Club 2 Latin Club 2,3 G.R,'s 2,3,4 Inter-Club Council 3 Three Cornered Moon 4 Tennis 2.3 OlympicBound 2 Glee Club 4 Christmas Pageant 2,3,4 Hi-Jinx 3 H4abit-Gina S-chedule- Business Course ROY WHEELER GAoal-Profes- slonal baseball U-ndertakingsz Class Secretary 4 Christmas Pageant 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 2,3 Spring Concert 1,2,3,4 Boys' Chorus l,2,3 Pres. 4 Football 4 Basketball l,2,3 Track 3 Baseball l,2.3,4 Spanish Club 4 Lettermen's Club l,2,3.4 Graduate in 3Vz years H-abit-Being good S-cheduleg General Course VESTA BLISS Transferred from Herbert Hoover High G-oal-To be an authoress U-ndertakings: Biology Club Sec. 4 Christmas Pageant 4 H-abit-Reading S-chedule- General Course WILLIAM WARREN G-oal-College UA-ndertakings: Orchestra 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Mid-Winter Concert 1,2,3,4 Spring Concert l.2,3.4 Class Secretary 3 Poster Contest 2 Hi-Y 2.3 De Molay 4 Haabit-A little red speed job S-chedule4 General Course REGINA PITTOCK Transferred from Jacksonville High School, Oregon G-oal-College U-ndertakings: Biology Club 3.4 Christmas Pageant 4 H-abit-Teasing my Spanish teacher SvcheduleJ General Course G-oal-To own a service station U-ndertakings: Stage Mgr. Christ- mas Pageant 4 Boys' Fed. 1,2 De Molay 4 Hgabit-Calling people names S--chedule-- General Course LAURA JEAN WILLIAMS G-oal-To bang all of the doors I please U-ndertakings: Basketball 3,4 Hockey 1,3.4 In a Garden 1 OlympicBound 2 G.A.A. 2,4 Hi-Jinx 1.3 Typing Team 2 Christmas VIRGINIA BROWN Transferred from San Diego High Ggoal-To be a commercial artist U-ndertakings: G.A.A. 2 Baseball 2 Volleyball 2 Christmas Pageant 1 H-abit-Helping persons with their art problems in- stead of doing my own work S-cheduled General Course Pageant 2.3,4 FELIX LANDIS El Recuerdo 2.3,4 Foothill Echoes 2,33 Editor-in- Chief 4 Pres. Quill and Scroll 4 G.R.'s 1.2,3.4 Job's Daughters l,2,3,4 Biology Club 3 Spanish Club 3,4 Advertising Mgr. Billy 3 Director The Robbery 4 Red Carna- tions 4 H-abit-Getting scoops S-chedule- General Course JOE W. SMITH G4oal-To become a race driver U--ndertakings: Band 1,2 Junior Hi-Y 2 Senior Hi-Y 3.4 Basketball Mgr. 2 Track Mgr. 3,4 Boys' Federation 1 Band Concert 1,2 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 H,-abit-Chasing buttertlies on frosty mornings Sfchedule- General Course JEANICE CAMPBELL G-oal-To be a costume designer U-ndertakings: G.R.'S l,2,3.4 Job's Daughters 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Volleyball 1.2,3 Indoor 1,2,3 In a Garden 1 OlymDicBound 2 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 Sec. 4 Christmas Pageant 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Band l,2.4 Orchestra 3 Hi-Jinx 1,3,4 H-abitawaiting for Ruth during noon hours DOUGLAS DIFFIN Transferred from Point Loma High G-oal-T0 graduate U-ndertakings: H-abit-Making up Spanish words S--cheduleg General Course G-oal-To have a wife and 20 kids U-ndertakings: Football 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Christmas Pageant 3 The First Dress Suit 3 Boys' Federation 1 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,4 H-abit-Being late to class Sfchedule- General Course HAZE L WEBB Gfoal-Business College U-ndertakings: Christmas Pageant 4 H-abit-Reading S-Scheduleg Commercial Course DOUGLAS B. CLARK Transferred from Point Loma High G4oal-Success Ufndertakings: Band 3,4 H-abitgSailing S-chedule- General Course LUCILE BIERBAUER Gfoal-Business College Ugndertaklngsl Hi-Jinx 1.3 Spanish Club 4 H-abit-Jerry Sfchedule-Secre- tarial Course MARION MILLER G-oal-To be a big butter and egg man U-ndertakings: Black Diamonds of the Madonna 3 Band 3,4 Spring Concert 3,4 Christmas Pageant 4 H4abit-Punching Huffman S-chedule- General Course DORIS KICHLINE Transferred from Chicago G-oalgTo be a surgical nurse U-ndertakings: Basketball Capt. 3 Hockey 3,4 Volleyball 3 Christmas Pageant 3,4 G.R.'s 3.4 Spring Concert 3,4 G. A. A. 3,4 Glee Club 3,4 H-abit-Eating pies in Glee Club S-chedule- General Course ORLAND HUFFMAN G-oal-College U-ndertakings: Hi-Y 2,3 Orchestra l,2,3,4 Football 3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Spring Concert 2,3,4 H-abit-Whistling in the halls Sfchedule- General Course MARY E. DENT Transferred from Missoula High, Montana h G-oal-University of Montana Ugndertakings: H-abit-Having tantrums S-chedule- General Course BILL IMMENSCHUH G4oal-??? U-ndertakings: Hi-Y 2,3 H-abit-Day- dreaming S-chedule- General Course I Lewis Shannon Cornelius Remick Swartz Katzenback Mukai Steele Steves Risinger Frein Leslie Smith Mendenhall Larabee V. Peterson Pierson Shuyler Hubbard Ware Douglas Wyckoff Poulson Bryant Olmstead l WILLIAM HERBERT LEWIS G-oal--To be a salesman U--ndertakings: Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 2 Track 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Christmas Pageant 4 Spring Concert 1,2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Boys' Federation 1 Cross Country 4 H-abit-Saying something dumb S-chedule- General Course JEAN A. KATZENBACI-I G-oal-To get the most out of life U-ndertakings: Volleyball Capft. 2,3,-4 Basketball 2,3,4 Indoor 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1,2.3,4 Olympic Bound 2 Girls' League Ex, Com. 4 H-abit-Collecting antiques S-chedule- General Course HARRY FREIN G-oal-To graduate U-ndertakings: Hgabit-Flirting with the wrong girl S-chedule- Commercial Course VIVIAN PETERSON G-oal-Indepen- dence U-ndertakings: Volleyball 1 Indoor 1,2,3 Tennis 1,2,3 Christmas Pageant 4 Bus. Mgr. Three Cornered Moon 4 Variety Show 3 Olympic Bound 2 Director Dwel1er in the Darkness 4 The Valiant 4 In A Garden 1 Hi-Jinx 1,4 H-abit--Being serious with Babe S-chedule- General Course ALFRED DOUGLAS Transferred from Haileyville High, Oklahoma G-oal-College U-ndertakings: Spring Concert 2,3,4 Christmas Pageant 3,4 Boys' Quartet 3 Mixed Double Quartet 4 H-abit-Singing S-chedule- General Course MARGARETTE SHANNON G-oal-To under- take something diificult and ac- complish it U-ndertakings: Christmas Pageant 4 H-abit-Dining, dancing, and Del S-chedule- General Course TOM MUKAI G-oal-To be a real farmer U-ndertakings: H-abit-Studying too hard Se-chedule- Science Course WILLIS CORNELIUS G-oal-To agree with Mr. Poulson U-ndertakings: F.F.A. 1.2,3 Vice-Pres. 3 Baseball Mgr. 2,3 Boys' Federation 1 Dairy Judging Team 1,2 H-abit-Agreeing with Mr. Smith S-chedule-Voca- tional Course EVELYN STEELE G-oal-Business College U-ndertakings: Honor Roll 1 Bookkeeping Contest 2 Christmas Pageant 4 H-abit- I don't know S-chedule-Com- mercial Course JAMES SMITH G-oal-To be a chemist U-ndertakings: Boys' Federation 1 Band 1 Band Concert 1 Hi-Y 1.2.3.4 ROSALEEN REMICK G-oal-To be an opera prima donna U-ndertakings: Latin Club 1,2 Hi-Jinx 1 G. R.'s 2,3 Declamation Contest 1,4 Olympic Bound 2 Girls' Glee Club 4 Mixed Double Quartet 4 Spring Concert 4 Christmas Pageant 4 FoothillEchoes 4 H-abit-Singing S-chedule- General Course CARLYLE STEVES G-oal-To be a ra- dio announcer for Columbia network U-ndertakings: Christmas Pageant 3,4 Billy 3 Black Diamonds of the Madonna,'3 Three Cornered Moon 4 The Valiant 4 The Black Flamingo 4 Declamation Contest 3,4 F'oothil1Echoes 4 H-abit-Arriving late to class S-chedule- General Course HELEN MENDENHALL G-oal-Hitch-hike HARRIET LESLIE Vicbpresh 2 E21 cllgew Y0rk and Transferred from Treas. 4 ' . Mountain Empire De Molay 3,4 UE?tqg,rf:ggSg'EX High Class Secretary 3 Com 4 ' G-oal-To be a Three Cornered G R ,S'4 nurse Moon 4 ' ' U-Andertakings: H-abit-Always teasing S-chedule- General Course HERMAN PIERSON G-oal-Have I one? U-ndertakings: El Recuerdo 4 H-abit-Drawing pictures S-chedule- General Course KATI-IRYN WYCKOFF G-oal-To be able to answer all ques- tions in Civics U-ndertakings: Latin Club 1,2 Indoor 2 H-abitfHitting the wrong keys in typing S-chedu1e- General Course Football Mgr. 3 Basketball Mgr. 3 Latin Club 1,2 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Commissioner of Affairs 4 FoothillEchoes 4 El R,ecuerdo 4 Hvabit-Being a woman-hater S-chedule-Science and Math. Course i JEAN SHUYLER Goal-College U-ndertakingst Biology Club 3.4 Foothill Echoes' ' 4 Quill and Scroll 4 El Recuerdo Asst. Editor 4 Speech Club 4 Vacher Cup Contest 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 G. R.'s 3,4 H-abit-Using big words S-chedule- General Course TEDDY POULSON G-oal-To be as tall as my dad U-Yndertakings: Basketball 3,4 H-abit-Teasing S-chedule- General Course Orchestra 3,4 Dweller in the Darkness 4 Hi-Jinx 4 Hockey 1,3,4 Spring Concert 1,3,4 Christmas Pageant 3,4 Latin Club Pres. 4 Biology Club 3 Pres. 4 Volleyball 1,3,4 Basketball 1,3,4 G.A.A. 1,4 H-abit-Telling old jokes S-chedu1e- General Course BELTRAN HUBBARD Gyoal-To be a lawyer U-ndertakings: Speech Club Pres. 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Debate 3,4 National Forensic League 3,4 Wanderlust 4 The Robbery 4 Red Carna- tions 4 H-abit-Selling Dr. Hubbard's won- derous lpink pills S-chedu ef General Course BERNADINE E. BRYANT G-cal-Art School U-ndertakings: Christmas Pageant 3,4 Spring Concert 3,4 G.R.'s 4 H-abit,- Chevy cars S-chedule- Art Course JERRY SWARTS G-oal-To be an aeronautical engi- neer U-ndertakings: Hi-Y 2,3,4 Sec. 4 Boys' Federation 1 Basketball 4 H-abit-My hobby, airplanes S-checlule-Science and Math. Courses MATTIE MAE RISINGER Transferred from Herbert Hoover High G-oal-Business College U-ndertakingst A.S,B. stenog- rapher 4 H--abit-Chewing gum S-chedule- General Course GILES LARABEE G-oal-Annapolis U-ndertakings: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Sec. 2 Boys' Fed. 1,2 De Molay 3.4 Track 3: Capt, 4 Basketball 2,3 Band 2 Commissioner of Athletics 3 Commissioner of Public Works 4 Foothil1Echoes 4 El Recuerdo 4 Three Cornered Moon 4 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Christmas Pageant 4 Lettermen's 2,3,4 Red Carna- tions 4 Hvabit-Haircuts Sgchedule- General Course Club MARGARET WARE G-oal-A Future! U-ndertakings: H-abit-Haunting the art room S-chedulew General Course ERNEST OLMSTED G-oal-To be an A-1 mechanic U-ndertakings: Christmas Pageant 4 Changing Places 4 H-abit-Chewing matches S-chedule- General Course Evans Gard Foster Crowningshield Coronado Hoover Duncan Eaton Washington .1 Hamilton Graham Golden Holland Kitzman V. PAULINE EVANS G-oal-College ARTHUR GARD G-oal-Mrs. Gard 4 LLOYD FOSTER G-oal-Haven't decided JANE CROWNINGSHIELD Gv-oal-To See America U-ndertakings: U-ndertakings: yet First Basketball 2 Ag. Contests U--ndertakings: Ufndertakings: Spring Concert 2,3,4 H-abit- I Love Moun- Football 3,4 Hi-Jinx 1 Christmas Pageant 3,4 tain Music Basketball 3,4 Tumbling Team 1 Pearls 3 S-chedule-General Band 1,2,3,-i G, R.'s 2 Variety Show 3 Course Hi-Y 1,2 Hockey 4 G. R.'s 4 Class Pres. 3 Spanish Club Sec. 4 H-abit-Trading at Lettermen's Club 3,4 Christmas Pageant 4 Humpty-Dumpty stores H-abitfBrushing my The Robbery 4 S-chedule-General teeth at least once H-abit-Swimming Course a day S--chedule-General ,y S-chedule-General Course Course MX . J I M' X ' 1 MARGARET CORONADO ALLAN I-IOOVER MARY DUNCAN EDDIE EATON ETHEL JUANITA G-oal-College G-oal-To graduate 'foal-To own the G-oal-To be an edu- WASHINGTON U-ndertakings: U-ndertakings: largest restaurant in cated farmer G--oal-To climb Mt. Spring Concert 1 H-abit-Couldn't decide thd. orld U-ndertakingst Popocatepetl Christmas Pageant 1 S-chedule-General U-ndxrtakingsz Transferred from U-ndertakings: H-abit-Dancing Course G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 Grant's Pass, Oregon Basketball l,2,3,4 S-chedule-Commercial Volleyball , ,3,4 Christmas Pageant 3,4 Hockey 1,2,3 Course Varsity a t 4 H-abit-Never getting Indoor 2,3 Basketba 1 , ,3,4 my work in nn time. Volleyball 2 oo 1, , , S-chedu1e4General Play Day 3 . k71, ,3 Course Olympic Bound 2 is 1,2. Glee C ub 3 - as. Gir ' League 4 Spring Concert 1,2,3 ckey 2.3 Spanish Club 2,3,4 H--abitglnorgetting Christmas Pageant 1,2,3 4 S'-chedule-General Hi-Jinx 3 Course H-abit-Being a tomboy S-chedule-General Course ROLLA HAMILTON ROBERT GRAHAM RALPH GOLDEN JACK HOLLAND ANDREW KITZMAN G--oalfTo be an aero- G-0211-LaVerne College G-foal-To be a good G-oa1gTo startle the G 031-T0.be ? Success nautical engineer U-ndertakmgsz singer world U-ndeftakmgi Ufndertakings: Traqk 3,4 I U-ndertakings: U-ndergakingsg Football 314 Baseball 4 H-abit-Day-dreaming Boys' Chorus 1,2,3 H-abit-Being quiet Track 314 , H-abit-Going to sleep SgCh9dl119-BUSUISSS Splring Concert 1,2,3,4 S-chedule-General Lettermen s Club 3,4 While trying to study Course C ristmas Pageant Course Chl'1EtmaS Pageant -514 ScheduleAGeneral 1,2,3,-1 BOYS Ch01'f1S 1-4 Course Boys' Quartet 3 F4111 COHCEW 113-3 Mixed Double Quartet 4 is Track 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Hsabit-Trying to get a girl S-chedule-General Course BLAKE BARTON IVERS BROWN HELEN COOPER BERT FISCHER RICHARD JUDSON GLENN McIRVIN LEONARD VILLAVICENCIO JACK WINTERTON Spring Concert l,2,3,4 H-'abit-Getting up when I feel like it S-cliedule-General Course 'x Rl Alicc Lamp Dorothy Hill Ralph Gardner Whiteman Farnsworth Packard Head Morgan M. Iohnson Betts Okcy Brickey Short Miner Peterson Hawes McCarthy Church White Laughrin Pattillo Forward Stewart Webb Vodicka Q. Iohnson Myers ,,.. .9-L SENIOR B CLASS IQALPH STEWART, Prexidenl DCJROTHY HiLL, Secretary ALICE LAMP, Tl'E6Z5MI'6l' Q N M1sWprTHC,vRAssMUEcK l Advisers MR. O. PoULsoN l The present Senior B class has been bulleted hither and yon by the winds of fate and has had a difficult time trying to promote activities. This will be Grossmont's second mid-year graduating class, and the members have had to brave even more difficulties than the previous class, as the mid-year novelty has worn off. However, as Iunior Bis, they assisted materially in presenting the Iunior prom, which doubtless would have been impossible without their aid. The following members of the class are to be congratulated on the Fine spirit which they have shown during their careers in Grossmont High School thus farg they have been a valuable part of the school life, and we hope they will enjoy every success as they conclude their course next Ianuary: Victor Arnell Katheryn Bell Eldredge Betts Purl Brickey Carrie Church Edward Douglas Henrietta Estrada Olga Farnsworth Annie Forward Melanie Gardner Dora Hall Schuyler Hawes Ruth Hawley Consuelo Head Dorothy Hill Quinton Iohnson Alice Lamp Mary Faye Laughrin Audrey McCarthy Horace Miner Wilbur Morgan Evelyn Myers Leo Okey Mabel Okey Rolland Packard Virginia Pattillo Harriet Peterson Carlos Salazar Ardell Short Ralph Stewart Katra Tucker Lowell Twedt Florence Vodicka Iohn Webb Betty White Warren Whiteman Welton Williams lack Zippwald A's B's: IUNIORS GIRLS: Top Row: Martha Owashi, Fern Wheeler, Katherine Kitzman, Juanita Stum- baugh, Violet Abbott, Jane Baltes, Ruth Stewart, Mary McDonald, Alberta Duncan, Virginia Vodicka, Margaret Griflith. Edith Saul, Margaret Green, Second Row: Ruth Hawley, Marjorie Swoboda, Winnifred Rehml-re, Hazel Jenkins, Roberta Walker, Blanche Young, Marion Bowler, Susie Mukai, Ardeth Brown, Beatrice Lilly, Thelma McCarthy, Marion Sigler, Georgia Boquett, Margaret Gunter. Third Row: Mildred Langford, Thelma Whitcomb, Emily Smith, Harriet Kinghorn, Alice Morton, Dora Hall, Laurene Lakin, Nellie Persons, Emily Cunningham, Mary Ellen McKay, Ida Corley, Elizabeth Judson, Carlotta Betcher, Marybeth Laneworthy. Klnsetz Albert Vanoni, President? BOYS: Front Row: Jack Maloney, Raynold Hawley, Lawrence Powell, Bill Varney, William Nettles, Lowell Twedt, Ben Polak, Jack Edmond, Robert Pratt, Dick Shrum, August Beisigle, Leslie Heyser, Lloyd Patterson, Albert Vanoni. Second Row: LeRoy Young, Carroll Smith, Ned Kellywood. Neil Cross, Robert Casey, Wayne Nettles, Charles Floto, Lloyd Milton, Lloyd Smith, Phil Thacher, Ernest Head, Wallace Chormicle, Ryland Starkey, Malcolm Kurtz. Third Row: David Brooks, Ralph Starr, Linden Martin, Bill Love, Elwood Russell, Fred Einer, Julian Conant, Albert Hoover, John Fitch, Ken- neth Beck, Robert Ballantyne, 'Tom Mallow, Dick O'Brien, Richard Bottroli. Burgess Casteel, Cromwell Mukai. Front Row: John Monnett, Frank Hardin, Marie Head, Alice Lyall, Barbara Dennis, Helen Rinkleib, Mildred Burns, Elizabeth Halbert, Betsy Ross, Catherine Roberts, Mar- garet Shannon, Masako Morishita, Joe Clay, John Wilson. Second Row: Manuel Real, Carl Johnson, Chris Anderson, Joe Cole, Jack Craie. Paul Seidel, Robert RaDD, Ben Reynolds, Marston Westbrook, Arthur Bye, Carl Ekhoif, Richard DeFalco, Roderick Harris, Manuel Gonzales. Third Row: Glenn Rogers, Wayne Mclrvin, Donald Heyser, Scott Piazzoni, Phil Dyson, Alfred Hinkle, Donald Osgood. Bill Reid, Wilbur Ramsey, Alwyn Benton, Robert Livesey, Richard Mazy. ilnsetz Paul Seidel, President? A's: B's: SOPHOMORES GIRLS: Front Row: Grace Frein, Olive Saul, Virginia Herrera, Muriel Gillespie, Betty Horton, Betty Avery, Dorothy McCarthy, Evelyn Cordaro, Beth Lindsay, Margarite Hadaway, Viola Chase, Virginia Daw. Janean Romig, Jean Booth. Second Row: Eliza- beth Taylor, Ruth Brickey, Betty McLean, Emily Bailey, Evelyn Vodicka, Betty Groth. Catherine Bornowski, Jean Knox, Ruth Beidleman, Florence Griffiths, Josephine Cota, Pearl Johnson, Susan Couts. Isabel Rhodes, Florence Close. Third Row: Azelda Turner, Grace Jamison, Patty Foster, Maxine Reasonover, Gladys North, Myrtle McAlmond, Dorothy Harrison, Ethel Lillvik, Adell Beal, Phyllis Miller, Barbara Andrews, Ruth Schulte, Bertie Mae Rhoades, Martha Winterton, Virginia Lippert, Margery Harsch. Fourth Row: Emily Thacher, Shirley Williamson, Valdis Knudson, Jean Ballantyne. Elise Reid, Annette Church, Victory Driver, Arlene Moore, Peggy Westbrook, Mildred Peterson, Betty Notestine, Cleo Cooper, Jean Landis, Ellen Wright. ilnsetz Ernest Sutton, President.J BOYS: Front Row: Dustin Duke, Edward Sly, Jerry Robertson, Howard Carter, Russell Sunbury, Clark Harris, Charles Falkenthal, David Moore, Reginald Kichline, Russell Cornelius, William Fischer, Loy Flor. Edgar Koppel, Roy Freeman, Fred Peterson, Ernest Sutton, Harold Clark. Second Row: Robert Immenschuh, Terence Sullivan, Lee Clapham, Willis Comfort, Harold Colby, Junior Gibbs, Ray Fellows, Gordon Gershon, Irving Lewis, Chauncey Martin, Avery Gallup, Edwin Bailey, William Pittock, John Deering, Jake Mendenhall, John Connors, Don Floto, Quinton Hazelwood. Third Row: Barton Lindsay, Fred Hall, Alex McCormick, Keith Whitcomb, Fred Walker, Edward Varney, Frank Gasser, Ellsworth Riker, John Curry, John Glenn, Walter Lindsley, Paul Carpenter, Joe Molnar, Jack Peters, Tom Moore. Front Row: Despo Coutches, Asnye Takasaki, Dorothy Loucks, Frances Cleveland, Anna Braubach, Henrietta Harlin, Ruth Wickert, Pearl Pearson. Eva Ann Johnson, Jean Brady, Lucille Hetrick. Back Row: Jack VVolford, Leonard Stone, Leland Hester, Norman Merrill, Frank Verdugo, Rex Huffman, Walter Shepherd, Harold Johnson, Marrill Pearce, Foss Corley, Adrian Phillips, Walter Hobson. . i X N ' A's: B's: FRESHMEN GIRLS: Front Row: Mary Belle Allen, Laura Douglas, Marty Beisigl, Mary Ann Bliss, Phyllis Denlinger, Estelle Brown, Virginia Tipsword, Norma Golden, Emily Poutous, Esther Luton, Ruth Hoyt, Marjory McKinney, Ruth Bagby, Nubiko Morishita, Harriet O'Brien. Second Row: Eleanor Walton, Edna Fitzsimmons, Jewel Goebel, Nova Mae Wolfenbarger, Louise Nephew, Dorothy Patten, Christine Thomas, Wanda McDonald, Mary Akers, Frances Pettingill, Luralene Burson. Virginia Curry. Fumiko Machigashira, Winona Richards, Ruth Dicey. Third Row: Alice Sherman, Jean McKinney, Loretta Miller, Carman Miranda, Huberta Bischof, Rena Wright, Mary Alice Crippen, Annabelle Hummel, Mary Jones, Sara Kessler, Adalaida Treganza, Elmira Vanatta, Betty Ander- son, Opal Harsch, Edith Finch. Fourth Row: Marjorie Kephart, Harriett Cross, Betty Robeson, Florence Wilkinson, Marion Rogers, Elva Beckwith, Helen Poutous, Celia Denlinger, Clara Treichel, Geraldine Grable, Ellen Jester, Dorothy Killman, Gertrude McCarthy, Mildred Randall, Faith May Oilord, Hester Smock, Catherine Farnsworth. BOYS: Front Row: Ray Offord, J. K. Hatcher, Paul Johnson, Melvin Hughes, Eugene Browning, Frank Remick, Howard Roche, Leon Swoboda, Albert Cota, Harold Green, George White, Arnold Anderson, Bill Chilvers, Larry Rooklidge, Jim Parks. Second Row: Eugene Settle, Ralph Miller, Edward McCleave, John Thiele, George Mukai, Kay Savage, Frank Cordaro, Clifford Bashore. Dan Notestine, Lloyd Donalioo, Richard Mallow, Robert Lakin, Robert Crowningshield, Jack Abbott, Porter Jennings. Wilbur Matthews. Third Row: Cliiiord Youngberg, Forrest Rennick, Thomas Stewart, Bill Anderson, Bruce Robbins, Burl Ritter, Gordon Gunter, Mark Beach. Edward Barcello, Dick Terry, Willard Ham, Wallace Wight, Marvin McCray, Robert Moore. Fourth Row: Thomas Mineo, Raymond Foster, Harry Ashneld, Harold Pratt, Alfred McKay, Oscar Persons, Burton Dranga, Ben Clay, Avery Eaton, Leo Poole. Front Row: Dorothy Head, Jane Phillips, Dawn Wade, June Wade, Lillie Harrison, Annabelle Vanderbleek, Helen Cox, Sylvia Cullen, Kathleen Railson, Norma Harley, Peggy Blodgett, Shirley Apelman, Mamie Hejhal. Second Row: Mae Helen Mortensen, June Maxwell, Muriel Harsch. Edward Estrada, James Plummer, Orville Huffman, Frank Griffith, Donald Livesey, Grace Braubach, Harriette Walz, Helen Slinker, Louise Philbrook. Third Row: Melvin Bombidella, Mitchell Crucitt, John Reyes, Reid Cham- berlin, Alvin Anderson, Harold Eaton, Gordon Shepherd, Vaughn Stewart, Vincent Halbleib, Woodrow Summerville, Calvin Jones, Aubrey Sears, Hubert Merrill. 1 rl 021449011 .cd L , -eff. , : ,e.:'.1f:'2, 'fif' f M.: JW N , if gn-fig. 'Ti A, ,'Mm5 '. 1 ,ifwjgtj , W , I ,I fy, K, Z ?A if ff -f A r A 13 'I 13 -i f ' - ' 1, ,y f 5 , N-xx Ama 'jf -' . ff, x ,X ,X ,W 4 NWNQ X ' I v 1 f .e1 .-.. . 45-4 . . W I 4 ' 5' f1'f'Ci :P ' lf K :33!3 X ' X 'M ' -- X. 1-s-:sffifsrgl - f V ,iiig 21-V., '. f.: X -1 iz- '14 ' -A 1 ' xxx! 4 ' 'xg 16224-a1i4wL'ii'ifi w ETAH ,Uv LX 15-1 ?.Lga lx Q35 iv X !'HI'f,'l,'V!f'nh.., ! X . - Ygfmlff- X JMWQQ Pi L -,fam V, W .fi if 7' - -, A 1 'ff Pg, . . x.u......u.4 A ,ij lgffffgf max X ' L! X 66 , I ' -7,9-f. ,- . , . 1 . L, ' , .:.,4.o2' ac! I - X . ' 'C' .f -14: ' XJ' ,A ,N-f f' 1' f fv V .f 1, I M . ' X Z ' af 9 I K sl! . ZXI1 STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Elizabeth Kitzman Marjorie Swoboda Iames Smith Louis Sharp Giles Larabce Ralph Stewart Emily Cunningham Violet Barnett Ella DcFalco Fern Wheeler Betty Turner Betty Thielc Mary Duncan STUDENT ADMHNHSTIRATIIQN ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY Louis SHARP . . . Commissioner of Arts IAMES SMITI-I . . Commissioner of Agairs RALPH STEVVART . . . Commissioner of Athletics ELIZABETH KITZMIAN . . . Commissioner of Finance CTILES LARABEE . . Commissioner of Public Works NIARIORIE SWOBODA . . . Commissioner of Welfare AZELDA TURNER . ..... Clerk EMILY CUNNINGHAINI . . Ticket Supervisor GILBERT D. IUDY .......... Adviser The zealous and enthusiastic efforts of this year's commissioners has made of the school year 1933-34 one of genuine achievement if measured solely in terms of the sustained percentage of membership in the organiza- tion despite depression. Of the 626 pupils enrolled in Grossmont Union High School, about sixty-two percent are members of the Associated Student Body. The administration of the body has be:n smooth and conscientiously carried out by the students in charge. The outstanding milestone achieved by this year's commission is the securing of a chapter of the California Scholarship Federation, charter for which was secured during the spring semester and public installation held just before the close of school. The yell leaders-Ella DeFalco, Betty Turner and Fern Wheeler- chosen by the student body officers, performed consistently in leading student enthusiasm at games throughout the year. THE GIRLS' LEAGUE VIOLET BARNETT . ..... . . . President EMILY CUNNINGI-IAM . . Vice-President BETTY THIELE . . . . Secretary MARY DUNCAN .......... Treasurer KATHERINE KITZMAN, LEANOR LEWIS, IEANICE CAMPBELL, HELEN MENDENHALL, FLORENCE EAVER, BETTY ANNE IACKSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Committee Chairmen ETHEL I. PROSSER .......... Adviser The features on the Girls' League calendar this year were the Fresh- men Welcome, the School Dance, the Faculty Tea, the Christmas Giving Campaign, the Dad and Daughter Banquet, the Girls, Hi-Iinx, the Fashion Show, and the Mothers, Reception. Iohn Crippen Barbara Andrews Mary Beck Raynold Hawley Linden Martin lean Brady Iilla De Falco Beltran Hubbard SPEECH Prominent among school organizations is the Grossmont Speech Club, organized this year with approximately twenty-five members. Membership is gained only with recommending grades in public speaking. Officers are Beltran Hubbard, president, Raynold Hawley, vice-president, Marjorie Swoboda, secretary, and Don Floto, treasurer. Events sponsored have been a Story Telling Contest, won by Paul Gaston, and various preliminaries to select representatives in inter-scholastic competition. The local chapter, National Forensic League, in its fourth year, is ora- cered by Mary Beck, president, and Marjorie Swoboda, secretary. Linden Martin, Beltran Hubbard, lean Brady, Raynold Hawley, Carlyle Steves, Barbara Andrews and Iohn Crippen, and speech coaches, Miss Edith Grass- mueck and Mr. LaZelle Smith, are also members. Membership is by points secured in inter-scholastic competition. This year, the Forensic League spon- sored entrance in the Redlands State Contest, April 20-21, including original oratory and extempore speaking as well as the declamation and debate of past years. Marjorie Swoboda and Mary Beck entered the oratory. Mary also entered the extempore, where she won third place. In DECLAMATION, the annual local contest in April was won by Carlyle Steves, who also won at Redlands, thereby becoming eligible for the national contest at Topeka, Kansas. Second and third places locally were won by Raynold Hawley and Linden Martin. In DEBATE, Grossmont met Army and Navy Academy and San Diego High School, defeating the latter and losing to the former. Beltran Hub- bard, Raynold Hawley, Mary Beck, Barbara Andrews and Iohn Crippen composed the teams. At Redlands Hubbard and Hawley reached the fifth round before being eliminated. In the annual TOASTMASTERS, CONTEST, Mary Beck and lean Brady Won first and second at Coronado. Mary won second at both San Diego and Los Angeles, becoming eligible for the national contest. THE MILIISSIIC DEPARTMENT Music in Grossmont, this ear, as alwa s, has la ed an im ortant and Y Y P Y P en'o able art in school life. The Music De artment, under the com etent 1 Y P P P leaderslii of Mrs. Merle Donohue and Mr. Edwart Ortiz, has roved out- P P standin Y, both vocall and instrumentall , in its active work on man ro- 2-, Y Y Y P grams throughout the year. Besides the regular organizations, and addi- tional frou , the Mixed Double uaftets, have re resented the de artment in P P P on many occasions. The principal effort this year of all organizations was concentrated on the fourth Annual Spring Concert, presented on May 10th. In this concert, Alfred Noyes, famous ballad, The Highwaymanf, in cantata form, with music by Mark Andrews, was given an excellent high school premiere, having heretofore been college work. Also, in the Annual Christmas Pageant, the Glee Clubs, Choruses, and the Orchestra combined with other departments to present Grossmont's traditional Yuletide gift to the community. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB made many appearances this year, entertaining local clubs, and singing for various school programs, including the Annual Spring Concert. An outstanding feature was the participation of ten members of the club in a program with Charles Wakefield Cad- man at the San Diego Rotary Club. The ten chosen girls were: Patty Foster, Myrtle Shallock, Mary Iones, Doris Kichline, Zola Swoboda, Carrie Church, Fern Wheeler, Violet Abbott, Melanie Gardner, Alice Lamp, and their accompanist, Marjorie Swoboda. Officers are: Mar- jorie Swoboda, President, and Patty Foster, Secretary-Treasurer. THE BAND, directed by Mr. Ortiz, has achieved the reputation of being one of the best high school bands in Southern California. It has played at athletic events, in a concert each semester, and in the Annual Spring Concert. Edward Ortiz, Ir., is Concertmaster. THE ORCHESTRA, conducted by Mrs. Donohue, combines junior and senior divisions. It has appeared at plays, assemblies and programs throughout the year. Exceptional work was done in the Spring Concert and in the Christmas Pageant. OFHcers are: Betty Anne Iackson, President, and Orland Huffman, Treasurer. THE MIXED DOUBLE QUARTETS, directed by Mrs. Donohue, were organized this year. Despite their short existence, the group is popular and much in demand for community as well as school programs. Out- standing features in their career have been a radio broadcast over KFSD on a P.-T. A. program, and starring parts in the Christmas Pageant and the Highwayman.' Ralph Golden is their leading officer. , , I A GIRLS' GLEE CLUB AND MIXED DOUBLE QUARTETS GLEE CLUB: Front Row: Margaret Johnson, Katherine Kitzman, Fern Wheeler, Zola Swoboda, Violet Abbott, Mary Jones, Mary Dent, Doris Kichline, Margaret Ware, Harriet Cross, Winnifred Rehmke, Mary Bliss, Marjorie Swoboda, Patty Foster. Back Row: Winona Richards, Rosaleen Remick, Catherine Roberts, Roberta Walker, Jean Katzen- bach, Alice Lamp, Dorothy Hill, Beatrice Lilly, Wanda McDonald, Carrie Church, Mary Faye Laughrin, Myrtle Shallock, Jeanice Campbell. ilnsetz Marjorie Swoboda, Presidentl MIXED QUARTETS: Front Row: Marjorie Swoboda, Rosaleen Remick, Delma Rosenberger, Alice Lamp, Dorothy Hill, Patty Foster, Carrie Church, Myrtle Shallock, Fern Wheeler. Back Row: Henry Nelson, Ralph Starr, Ernest Head, Alfred Douglas, William Nettles, Edward Douglas, Malcolm Kurtz, Ralph Golden. llnset: Ralph Golden, President.J BAND AND ORCHESTRA BAND: Front Row: Katherine Kitzman, Don Floto, Quinton Johnson. John Crippen, Jeanice Campbell, Edward Ortiz, Jr., Stanley Hansen, Barbara Dennis, Marion Miller, Bill Lewis, Keith Whitcomb, Robert Livesey. Second Row: Ralph Miller, William Warren, Glennis North, Rolland Packard, John Glenn, Phyllis Miller, Ernest Sutton, Douglas Clark, Mildred Burns, John Deering, Harold Clark, Third Row: Ben Parker, Jack Holland, Charles Floto, Lloyd Foster, Lowell Twedt, Bruce Robbins, Bob Crowning- shield, Ned Kellywood, George Bye. ORCHESTRA: Front Row: Elmira Vanatta, Margery Harsch, Nubiko Morishita, Edith Saul, Dick O'Brien, Orland Huffman, Manuel Gonzales, Terence Sullivan, Marjorie Swoboda, Florence Vodicka, Virginia Tipsword, Betty Anne Jackson. Second Row: Katheryn Bell, Mae Mortensen, Juanita Stumbaugh, Ruth Bagby, Winona Richards, Julius Pedri, Quinton Johnson. John Crippen, Betty Robeson, Dorothy Patten, Helen Mendenhall. Third Row: Eugene Settle, Ralph Miller, Julian Conant, Horace Miner, David Moore, Barbara Dennis, Ernest Sutton, Keith Whitcomb, Jack Ehrhardt. ilnsetz Betty Anne Jackson, President? 19 E b Azigiarucs Gr mont o a atics this ye r as marked b presentation of many ct pla which, to et er with two t r ct dramas and the inter- tion i the Christ ageant, and assi' nee with the Alumni play, The Ba an, de this n exceedi full year. Nine one-act plays with A ore than lifty'Q.1den tak L f rt, making over a dozen public appear- R scholastic d in the N nty y tournament, participa- c for communi rganiz s and programs, is a record to be proud of. Ne r ever enQ he dramatics classes has been cast under the direc- on oTM y with the assista f morita Treganza Turn E bull, cade teache ' the fifth period class, se nd semester E CoR ?rwqc co dy, by Gertrude Tonkonogy. Spon- R sored by the t Body. Pr nted November 28. The story concerns experences an tanglements in the Rimplegar family. In the cast were D Iames 'h, Giles Larabee, Paul Gaston, and Connie Connell as the O Rim ar children, Dorothy Hill as their mother, George Warren as the doctor, Carlyle Steves as the poet, Roberta Walker as the girl friend, and Mary Elizabeth Beck as the dumb maid. George Newton was stage manager, Eugene Harris, electrician, and staging, business and properties were in the hands of lim Shannon, Norris West, Ernest Olmstead, Laurence Powell, Beltran Hubbard, Helen Mendenhall, Maxine Reasonover, Ianean Romig, Iohn Mendenhall, Vivian Peterson and Regina Pittock. THE VALIANT. One act drama, by Hall and Middlemass. Presented in tour- nament against San Diego High School and Army and Navy Academy, February 17. Especially noteworthy was the work of Carlyle Steves as Dyke and John Mendenhall as the warden. The cast: Iohn Mendenhall, the warden, Bill Varney, the priest, Carlyle Steves, Dyke, Vivian Peter- son, the girl, Ben Reynolds and Kel Carson, prison attendants. George Newton and Eugene Harris were stage crew, and Ianean Romig, prop- erty manager. A sented May 25. The story concerns the happenings in a small inn near THE BLACK FLAMINGO. Senior Play. Three-act drama by Sam Ianney. Pre- Paris during the French Revolution. The cast, chosen just as El G Recuerdo was going to press was, tentatively: Norris West, the inn- keeperg Eleanor Lewis, his wife, Connie Connell, Clotildeg Ernest E Olmstead, Bourieng Carlyle Steves, Trigaudg Giles Larabee, Francois, Beltran Hubbard, DeLussac, Iane Crowningshield, Diana, Laura Iean Williams, Charlotte, Iohn Mendenhall, Cagliostro, Eddie Ortiz, Popo, 3 Allan Cunningham, Gavroche, and Bill Lewis, Bossange, with Lillian Koppel, Florence Weaver, Regina Pittock, Helen Mendenhall, Arthur 2 Gard, Iimmy Smith, Henry Creaser, and loc Smith as the vagabonds. '-j 1 i TIIIKEE CORNERED MKJCJNZ Front Row: Mary Beck, Roberta Walker, Carlyle Steves, james Smith, Giles Larabee, Dorothy Hill, Connie Connell. Back Row: Ianean Romig, Helen Mendenhall, George Newton, Iohn Mendenhall, Eugene Harris, Regina Pittock, Maxine Reasonover, Vivian Peterson. THE VALIANT: Front Row: Ben Reynolds, Bill Varney, Vivian Peterson, Carlyle Steves, Iohn Mendenhall, Kel Carson. Back Row: George Newf ton, Ianean Romig, Eugene Harris. ONE ACT PLAYS WANDE1u.UsT: Beltran Hubbard, Ieanice Campbell, Norris West, Connie Connell, Laurence P ell, Paul Gaston. TIIE RoBBERY: Ele n Lewis, Beltran Hubbard, Giles Larabee, lane Crowningshield. OL BREAKFAST! Lillian Koppel, Harriett Leslie, Florence Weaver, Eddie Eaton, Arthur Gard, France Bair. THANK YoU, DOCTOR! Eddie Ortiz, Warren Whiteman, Ed Camp, Mary Beck, Ellen Garmire. DWELLEII IN THE DARKNESS! Helen Mendenhall, Roberta Walker, lim Shannon, Norris VVest, Ernest Olmstead, Lawrence Powell. RED CAIINATIONS: Giles Larabee, Laura lean Williams, Beltran Hubbard. CHANGING PLACES: Ernest Olmstead, Ianean Romig, Maxine Reasonover, Kel Carson. THE BRIDE AND THE BUIIGLAR: Laurence Powell, Roberta Walker, lim Shannon. CABBAGES AND KINGS! CCast not completed as El Recuerdo goes to pressj 1 9 3 cwlicib P A G E 3 3 s , X ,JP CLUBS SPEECH CLUB: Front Row: Mr. LaZel1e Smith 1AdviserJ, Linden Martin, Raynold Hawley, Lloyd Smith, Marjorie Swoboda, Beltran Hubbard, John Crippen, Bob Crowningshield, Don Floto. Miss Edith Grassmueck 1Adviseri, Second Row: Betty Thiele, Virginia Pattillo, Phyllis Denlinger, Mary Beck, Dorothy McCarthy, Winnifred Rehmke, Mildred Randall, Barbara Andrews, Jean Shuyler, Peggy Westbrook. Third Row: Faith May Oiiford, Laura Williams, Ruth Hawley, Celia Denlinger, Marion Rogers, Mary Alice Crippen, Ella DeFalco, Dorothy Hill, Alice Lamp. Jean Ballantyne, Mildred Burns, Marjorie Kephart, Betty Avery, Eleanor Walton. flnsetz Beltran Hubbard, President? SPANISH CLUB: Front Row: Jack Edmond, Carlotta Betcher, Betty Anne Jackson, Laura Williams, Violet Abbott, Susie Mukai, Lucille Bierbauer, Anna Mineo, Jane Crowning- shield, Jean Shuyler. Second Row: Roy Wheeler, Felix Landis, Mildred Peterson, Miss Fausta Miller 1AdviserJ, Juanita Washington, Leslie Heyser, LeRoy Young. Third Row: Norris West, Louis Sharp, Lloyd Smith, Julian Conant, Phil Thacher, Keith Whitcomb. flnsctz Carlotta Betcher, Presidentl LATIN CLUB: Front Row: Mary Beck, Helen Mendenhall, Elizabeth Taylor, Betty Avery, Anna Mineo, Ruth Hoyt, Marjorie McKinney, Winona Richards, Valdis Knudson, Janean Romig. Second Row: Harold Clark, Jack Abbott, Robert Moore, Robert Crowningshield, Terence Sullivan, Cromwell Mukai, William Fischer. Third Row: Jean Ballantyne, Edward Varney, Ida May Corley, Miss Winifred King iAdviserJ, Carlotta Betcher, Tom Ragan, Peggy Westbrook. llnsetz Mary Beck, hrst semester President? BIOLOGY CLUB: Front Row: Paul Seidel, Ruth Hawley, Jean Shuyler, Betsy Ross. Jane Heaton, Elizabeth Halbert, Masako Morishita, Grace Jamison, Beatrice Lilly, Vesta Bliss, Helen Mendenhall. Second Row: Linden Martin, Raynold Hawley, Regina Pittock, Miss Winifred King iAdviserJ, Anna Mineo, William Fischer, Robert Livesey, Ralph Starr. Third Row: Terence Sullivan, Joe Clay, James Wight, Donald Osgood, John Fitch, Wilbur Ramsey, Bill Love. flnsetz Helen Mendenhall, President? ff' 1 I i J l I i 1 , Fro Fro THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB nt Row: Row Wheeler, Felix Landis, Carlos Salazar, Edward Douglas, Ralph Stewart, Andy Kitzman, Orland Huffman, Alfred Hinkle, Allan Cunningham, Joe Smith, Kel Carson, Norris West, Ivan Johnson, Lowell Twedt, Teddy Poulson, Albert Vanoni, Bill Lewis. Back Row: Ben Parker, Wilbur Ramsey, Charles Cadwell, Ben Reynolds, William Nettles, James Smith, Jack Winterton, John Mendenhall, Tom Mallow, Henry Creaser, Eldredge Betts, Giles Larabee. Bob Graham, William Wolfenbarger, Lloyd Foster, Leonard Villavicencio, Ralph Golden, Keith Whitcomb. Edward Scadding, Alex McCormick. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA nt Row: Bill Chilvers, Arthur Bye, Clifford Youngberg, Jack Ehrhardt, Leon Swoboda, Chauncey Martin, George White, Melvin Hughes. Second Row: Ivers Brown, Vaughn Stewart, Guy Christman, Blair Glancy, John Fitch, John Webb, Eldredge Betts, Ells- worth Riker, Jake Mendenhall. Bill Anderson, Elwood Russell, Gordon Shepherd, Burton Dranga, Wilbur Morgan, Ralph Stewart. Third Row: Reid Chamberlain, Willard Ham, Robert Ramboll, Howard Roche, Leo Poole, Dick Terry, Albert Gardner, Frederick Walker, Tom Mallow, Edwin Bailey, Wallace Chormicle, Jerry Robertson, Robert Immenschuh, Edward Sly, Jack Maloney, David Brooks. Fourth Row: Paul Johnson, Edward Estrada, Aubrey Sears, James Plummer, Frank Griifith, Marvin McCray, Woodrow Sommerville, Calvin Jones, Mark Beach, Raymond Foster, Russell Sunbury, Melvin Bombidella, Mitchell Crucitt, Fred Peterson, Bill Anderson, Harry Cameron, Carmel Manuele. TIHIIE YI OIRQANIIZATIICDNSS GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves, an organization of high school girls which virtually parallels the Hi-Y of the boys, has a very active group at Grossmont which this year has been guided by the following oHicers: FRANCE BAIR ........... President ELIZABETH KITZMAN . . Vice-President BETTY TURNER . . Vice'-Pre.vidc'nz VIOLET BARNETT . .... Sc'cretary EINIILY CUNNINGHAINI . ..... Treasurer Ella DEFALCO . . . . Inter-Club Representative MRS. MIRIAM E. IYTILLER ...... Faculty Adviser The calendar for the year included Cabinet Retreat atithe Beach, the Asilomar Banquet, the Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Dance, the Recognition Cere- mony, a Pickle sale, a Candy sale, the El Monte Inspirational Church Service, the Escondido-Grossmont Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Dinner Dance, and Installation of oflicers. 1 HI-Y The local chapter of Hi-Y, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., has had a successful year, carrying out its program of Hcreating, maintaining, and extending throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian characterfl which constitute the objective of the organization made up of older boys of the high school, a group of younger fellows known as the Hlunior Hi-Y' leading up to the dominant group, which, at Grossmont, serves largely as a complementary boys' organization to function as does the Girls' League among the girls. Two events this year have dominated the social calendar: the annual Father and Son Banquet, February 14, and the Escondido-Grossmont Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Dinner Dance. A vocational guidance meeting, the cleaning of the G', and a dance, besides the regular meetings, have also dotted the busy program of the organization. The officers of the Senior Y were: ALLAN CUNNINCHAIII . . . . . . . . . President Louis SHARP . . . Vice-President JAMES SMITH . . . Treasurer JERRY SWARTS . . . . . . Secretary MR. G. A. HARKLEIKOAD . . Adviser, Senior Y MR. LINTON T. SIMMONS .... . . Adviser, Iunior Y Before the end of the year, Mr. Paul R. Iackson was elected to the Iunior Y advisership upon the resignation of Mr. Simmons. Af 1 THE NYT' ORGANIZATIONS GIRL RESERVES-Frou! Row: lean Sliuyler. Helen Mendenhall, Virginia Pattillo, Connie Connell, France Bair, Ella DeFaleo. Mary Faye Laughrin, Violet Barnett, Betty Anne Iackson. Second Row: Violet Abbott, Ieanice Campbell, Mildred Langford, Peggy West- brook, Thelma McCarthy, Pauline Evans, Azelda Turner, janean Romig. Third Row: Dorothy Hill, Roberta Walker, Alice Lamp, Florence Weaver, Zola Swoboda, Laura Iean Williams, Betty Thiele, Mrs. Miriam Miller, Betty Turner, Emily Cunningham. flnsez: France Bair, Presidentj HI-Y-Front Row: Ioe Smith, Louis Sharp, Iohn Mendenhall, Ierry Swarts, George New- ton, Mr. Harkleroad, Allan Cunningham, Eugene Harris, Iack Edmond, Charles Cad- well, Ben Reynolds, Charles Floto. Second Row: Bill Lewis, Henry Creaser, Ioe Clay, Eldredge Betts, Iames Smith, Robert Rapp, Albert Gardner, Iulian Conant, Giles Larabee, Dick O'Brien, Felix Landis, Roderick Harris. Third Row: Porter Jennings, Edward McCleave, Iohn Thiele, Iunior Gibbs, Ray Fellows, Mr. Simmons, Alex McCormick, Richard DeFalco, Don Floto. flnxcti right, Allan Cunningham, President, Sr. Hi-Y, Iefl, Ray Fellows, Ir. Hi-YJ ,J ,UNM I ,. ix:f 'NJW' Qwjw Y ,V y If jygg., 1 -' i Q , , i xflrlvx y' Jj I . '.!' .'1'V'i I -brx 1 NI UR f z if ly I i 3'vfH i ' y' glI!:rf'!,' JY,?l,'4Q M ff- ,ZA if '13 4' 14?X 'VY X ' kj ! N g'1j ' Q , ix KQQQ ,, fR-- .. S , Y Q - 4 gil . 4 N - E'-Q - g is .. -5 ig - X :WM - , . gr- 12 OUR SPORTS GG., .1 ,t 712' 2 ' VJ 1 Front Row: Bill Nettles iendb, Ben Reynolds ihalfb, Albert Vanoni fCapt., full-backl, Felix Landis fhalfl, Roy Wheeler lquarterl. Second Row: Lloyd Foster iendl, Bill Westbrook Khalil, William Wolfenbarger iguardl, Charles Cadwell iguardl. Leonard Villavicencio Chalfb. Third Row: Ralph Stewart Qquarterb, Orland Huiiman iccnterl, Andrew Kitzman ftackleb, John Mendenhall ltacklel. Spencer Wilde ttackleb. flnsetsz Quinton Johnson, Junior Gibbs, Dun Floto, Managersl THE VARSITY Exhibiting the greatest team since '27, the Grossmont Varsity swept through the pre-season games and the new Metropolitan Leaguel' with no defeats. The team was exceptionally light, averaging only 149 pounds per player, but what they lacked in Weight was made up by grit and fight. The schedule was: Sept. 22-Brawley ..... 0-8 Sept. 28-St. Augustine . 6-18 Oct. 6-Coronado . 0-6 Oct. 13-La Iolla . 0-7 Oct. 20-Escondido 7-14 Oct. 27-Oceanside . 0-22 Nov. 3-Point Loma . 7-13 Nov 10-Sweetwater ...... 0-6 Nov 17-Army and Navy Academy . 12-21 1 - H2 A TEAM: Front Row: Lloyd Foster iguardl, Leonard Villavicencio tforwardl, Ben Reynolds tguardl, Jerry Swarts fcenterl, Ralph Stewart fcenterb. William Nettles tforwardl. Back Row: Ralph Golden tforwardl, Jack Edmond iforwardb. George Newton fguardl, Phil Thacher lguardl. B TEAM: Front Row: Henry Creaser lguardb, Teddy Poulson fguardl, Felix Landis tfor- wardl, Roy Wheeler fforwardb. Tom Mallow tcenterl. Norris West fguardb. Back Row: Alex McCormick tforwardb. Albert Gardner tguardl, Lowell Twedt lcenterb. tlnsetz Lawrence Powell, Managerj BASKETBALL With only one lettcrman returning, Varsity prospects looked discourag- ing, but they surprised everyone by ending the season in second standing in the Metropolitan League, being defeated only by La Iolla and Escondido. The A15 won the annual A. A. U. tournament. Seven lettermen turned out for B basketball, two of them returning B lettermen, but despite the glowing prospects, the team was beaten out in the race for league championship by Escondido. The B team was runner-up in the county A. A. U. tournament. Inter-scholastic competition in classes C and D has been dropped. The schedule and scores: A Team B Team Ian. 5-Grossmont at Army and Navy . . 24-14 31-4 Ian. 12-Grossmont at Oceanside . . . . 17-10 30-23 Ian. 19-La Iolla at Grossmont . 20-15 11-24 fan. 26-Grossmont at Sweetwater . . . . 13-12 21-22 Feb 2-Grossmont at Pt. Loma . . .-fl . 18- 9 11-27 Feb 9-Coronado at Grossmont . . . . 9-22 10-29 Feb. 16-Escondido at Grossmont . 27-12 21-20 J 7 a ,tw X ff' l A TEAM: Front Row: Bill Reid, John Curry, Paul Seidel, John Fitch, Jack Winterton, Robert Rapp, Allan Cunningham William Nettles. Back Row: Carlos Salazar, Leonard Villavicencio, Edward Douglas, Joe Clay, Don Viau, Ivan Johnson, Kel Carson, Ralph Golden, Felix Landis. C TEAM: Robert Livesey, Alex McCormick, Marston Westbrook, Edward Scadding, Carl Johnson, Vaughn Stewart, Manuel Gonzales, Keith Whitcomb, William Lewis, Lawrence Powell, Leslie Heyser, Leon Swoboda. flnsetz Joe Smith, Managerj BASEBALL TEAM: Front Row: Leonard Villavicencio ftleldl, Felix Landis Cileldl, Roy Wheeler ipitcherl, Ray Fellows ftieldl, Norris West ishortl, Kel Carson fcatcherl, Rolla Hamilton tsecond baseb, Back Row: Wilbur Ramsey Qthirdl, Tom Mallow itieldl, Wayne Nettles fpitcherb, Alfred Hinkle llirstl, Ralph Stewart isecondl, William Nettles lshortl. flnsetz Forrest Rennick, Managerj TRACK The Varsity track squad was not very large this year, but through con- stant eflort and training was ahle to take third in the Metropolitan League track meet, March 23, with a score of 24 points. La Iolla won the affair with 42. The Cys, however, retained their championship by completely outclassing all competition in piling up the huge total of 49 as compared with the 152 digits of Point Loma, next nearest team. I 00 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash 440 Yard Dash 880 Yard Dash Mile . . . Low Hurdles High Hurdles Broad lump . Shot Put . . 50 Yard Dash 100 Yard Dash 660 Yard Dash Hurdles . . High lump . Broad lump . Pole Vault . Shot Pat . TRACK fContinuedj EVENTS AND PLACES WoN WERE! Class A: . Salazar 2nd . Salazar lst . Villavicenio lst . Kitzman 3rd . Kellywood 4th . Golden 4th . Golden 3rd . Landis 2nd . Winterton 3rd Class C: . Gonzales 2nd, Whitcomb 3rd . Gonzales 2nd, Whitcomb 3rd . McCormick 2nd . Scadding lst, Westbrook 2nd . Stewart, Westbrook Znd ftiej . Lewis lst . . . . Stewart, Livesey lst ftiej, Young 4th . .q 5 . Iohnson 3rd E BASEBALL f With the season nicely under way as the Annual went to press, Baseball prospects for Grossmont were brighter than in some years, the Hrst two games having been victories for the local diamond men, and a steady game being checked in by Roy Wheeler, pitcher, in early season games. The season's schedule included the following: April 6-Point Loma ....... 6-16 April 13-Oceanside ....... 1- 6 April 20-Escondido April 27-Army and Navy Academy May 4-Coronado May ll -La Iolla May 18--Sweetwater TENNIS Plans and schedules for annual Tennis tournament play were arranged too late to be included in the Annual. GIIIRILSS' SPGIRTS This year the Girls' Physical Education Department has been centered around the Girls' Athletic Association. To become a member of this organ- ization it is necessary for a girl to have participated in at least two major sports. This year the club was headed by Ella De Falco, President, Ieanice Campbell, Secretary-Treasurer, under the direction of Miss Iosephine Koll- myer. After every sport season this club sponsored a feed in honor of the winning class team and also the varsity team. AWARDS The girls' awards are based on a point system. During the last year it has become possible to obtain a lesser award than a letter. The girls have participated in volleyball, basketball, hockey, indoor- baseball, track, tennis and tumbling. Girls having made letters or other awards are: Violet Barnett, lean Landis, Ella De Falco, Delma Rosenberger, Mary Duncan, Alberta Duncan, Helen jenkins and Marjorie Swoboda. BASKETBALL The Basketball Varsity was composed of Violet Barnett, Blanche Young, Alberta Duncan, Katherine Farnsworth, lean Landis and Virginia Pattillo. 'N voLLEYBALL Girls on the Varsity Volleyball Team were: Delma Rosenberger, Win- ona Richards, Alberta Duncan, Katherine Farnsworth, Emily Cunningham and Eleanor Lewis. HOKEY The Hockey Team was made up of: lane Crowningshield, Blanche Young, Violet Abbott, Evelyn Vodicka, Violet Barnett, Virginia Pattillo, lean Katzenbach, Helen Mendenhall, Ella De Falco and Lillian Koppel. TENNIS Girls who made the Tennis Team are: Alice Monnett, Ella De Falco, Carrie Church, Betty Notestine, Barbara Andrews, Emily Cunningham, Azelda Turner, Alberta Duncan, Violet Barnett. MT G. A. A. CLUB Front Row: Emily Cunningham, Helen Mendenhall, Dora Hall, Eleanor Lewis, Betty Turner, Phyllis Miller, lean Knox, Iuanita Washington, Delma Rosenbcrger, Mary Duncan, Azelcla Turner. Second Row: Evelyn Votlicka, Elizabeth Kitzrnan, Katherine Farnsworth, Ruth Stewart, Thelma McCarthy, Cleo Cooper, Florence Wilkinson, Ella DeFalco, Mary Faye Laughrin, Marjorie Swobotla, Zola Swoboda, Miss Iosephine Kollmyer fAdviserj. Third Row: Masaka Morishita, Winona Richards, Blanche Young, Katherine Kitzman, lean Landis, Alberta Duncan, lean Katzenbach, Violet Barnett, Virginia Pattillo, Ieanice Campbell, Laura Williams. LETTERMEN: Violet Barnett, Dclma Rosenberger, Ella DcFalco, Mary Duncan, Ican Landis. ilu- - - - - I- - - - - - f ll T4 .-ft N I Zl X ' 'XE ' E Il Q -5 3 Ii 3' D El- I AL i : : E -K ,, il f , ' f I 'L ' fl II '1 I QW it 3 1- ' ga' 1 F' I . . l' '1 : .Misra - Q-'ini' 1 lf 2' ' . 1 iw-fr ' .. ' 1 'wiv 6 if ' J Z NX iQty,X.xw5 PkP - Vfilil l uf ll !Z 7-ju Walflxlix ?f, sl' ,, ' . ?-TQMM 'W . .. K li MA- fd--r L ' W Iii -'lil'l' 'fl' ll e cnt mlm z - If I' y -M - V 1 . . . ga 94- y 15340 i..E-ggi ,.,. .. S ,4 . , ., ,, ..,4., .... i H or W-E if HFRONI THE HEADLlNESl, Scptenilrer F:-ffrnary ll-School beginsg enrollment 625. 14-I Ii-Y hosts at Annual Father-Son ban- 22-Meet Brawley in First football game fluct' of the year. 22-Hold agriculture meet. Otto ber 10-G. R.'s stage Asilomar banquet. 19-Celebrate Mr. Smith's birthday fsix- teenthj. 27-Music Department hosts at Annual Halloween Dance. N0l1z'mf1c'r 17-Football squad emerge county champs. 20--Seniors rejoice over arrival of sweat- ers: Iuniors get rings. 28- Three-Cornered Moon, A.S.B. Play, scores big success. December 17-Ex. Committee of Girls' League enter- tain faculty ladies at tea. 19-Annual Christmas Pageant draws ex- ceptional attendance. , 19-Ian. 2-Winter vacation pleases Gross- monters. lumuzry 5-G. Rfs, Hi-Y sponsor dance. 5-Army and Navy bows to Grossmont in opening basketball game. 17-League Hi-Iinx proves big hit. 19-Hold first mid-year commencement. 20-League entertains grads at dance. ' 16-17.-T. A. give Valentine Dance. 17-- Valiant enters County One-Act Play Tournament. 2ZhVVelcome Alumni at annual Open Hou se. Illfzrch l- Bad Man. alumni play, scores dra- matics triumph. l3+Hilarity reigns on Tacky Day. 15-Daughters honor dads at annual ban- quet. 23-Varsity in third place, C's in First, in League Track Meet. April 6--Defeat Pt. Loma in baseball opener. 9-Mary Beck wins Toastmaster finals. 20-Quill and Scroll chapter installed. 20-21-Five Grossmonters enter Redlands Speech Tournament. 30-Girls' League sponsors Fashion Show. May 10-Music Department presents Highway- manfl 19-Iuniors hosts at Annual Prom. 21- El Rccuc-rdo warmly received. 27- Class of 'S-l hears Baccalaureate Address lime 1-One hundred Seniors receive diplomas. 1-School closesg Grossmonters rejoice. IHIIEIHIHIHIIEIHIEI QNot dedicated to the Faculty Advisers, since advising an Annual is no Iokej LOOK FOR THE ASBESTOS LINING A Frosh stood on the burning deck, And, so far as we can learn He stood in perfect safety, He was far too green to burn. CAN YOU IMAGINE? Eugene Harris without his excuses. Mr. Quicksall with a new car Mr. Iudy in Knickers. Ioe Smith not talking. Helen Mendenhall with a new joke. Mr. Smith without a birthday party. Douglas Clark without Rosaleen. Miss Prosser saying HI-Iot Chall' A leading part Carlyle wouldnt wantm Mr. Harkleroad without that smile. 3 Bill Reid acting dignified S S Dorothy Hill without any demerits. X THINGS WEID LIKE TO FIND OUT: Why Coach likes the name Audrey.,, How Eugene Harris gets AIS. N- What Iuicy and Carlyle are always quarrelling aboutQ ,ONJA-is Qiih-41-' L09 W l fl M .S 'h' ' . hy people aug 1 at r mit s jokes FACULTY HTOPICS IN BRIEFI' Miss Kollmyer: Oh, Puttylw Mr. Smith: Do We understand each other?u Mrs. Lapum: You can,t get shorthand by exercising your mouths. Miss Prosser: Well, forever morelv Miss McCarthy: Playing games, children?,' Mrs. Gavin: Que lastimal Mr. Harkleroad: uFour demeritslw Mr. Quicksall: That reminds me of the story . . f 1 Mr. Swobodaz The fellow who gets my daughter will get a prize. .4 Chuck: May I see it, please? W1 HOW DO YOU FEEL? ' 'KCorking,,l said the bottle. NPunk,,' said the Hrecracker, 'LFine,H said the judge. First rate, said the postmaster. Grate,', said the fireplace. 'LGrand,,' said the piano. Hliippingf' said the trousers. 'LBum, said the hobo. C-utting up. A-cting smart. N-ever studying. N-ight strolling. E-verlasting Whispering. D-arn the luck! 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