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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1937 volume:

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Editor Art Edilor Carlos Meadows Hattie Fansher Frances Coughlin Edward McCleave Margaret Tretheway Bob Crowningshield Photography Activitier Clanes Boyr' Sport! Humor Artivilief Winona Richards Adalaida Treganza Elsie Gough Elva Beckwith Marion Rogers Peggy Lou Peters Girls' Sporlr Humor Organizaliorzr Clarrer Organization: Am. Bur. Mgr. Dick Schroeder Fumiko Machigashira Florence Eastman Alice Hall Stanley Clark Harold Erwin Snaprlvotr Snaprbotf Cartoom Calendar AJJ1. Bur. Mgr. Boyr' Sporlr ZUJI QX XX x 3 X I S if-X 'W .,, 1, , . , W 4 W , -V X I X, jx . ' x' -L 'A xy Q . 4 N' ' X f f X 7- A 'L 5 fx Wig X N A x 1 X XXX X X ' Q - XA 1 Ag X, X Y HY X, N 5 ' M f ,Rx X , N 1 J I ,f -IX l ,lsr usfgs A X T KV' W f L f - .. Xt Aww , X.- 'fl' gan. 1 E... di I I -N g . 19 LZ 54? Uv -G' 17' np A L. Smith Harkleroad Quicksall Prosser Judy Kollmyer Beck Moriarty F. Miller Martin Gates Kenrick Gavin Grassmueck Head McCarthy Mashin Piazzoni Crippen M. Miller Ortiz I-I. Smith McCoy Brown Lapum Shriver King Bowen Cooke V McKinley Garfield Manning Clark Hughes . .cy 1'.'. 5:g...i I I If-.g,.'. F 11 V . , . ministration Cljoarof of Trustees R. King Kauffman, President ....................................... ........ L4 Mena E. E. Rogers, Clerk. ................... ....... E I Cajon J. S. Wise ................ ........... E I Cajon Ji' E. Abbott ......... ......... S pring Valley C. H. Foster ........ ...,..,..,. Lak ei-ide Facu fly Carl B. Quicksall .......................,....,............... Principal Eli M. Piazzoni .,........ ....................... A uto Shop Gilbert D. Judy ......,... Evening High School Principal, john H. Crippen... History, Boys' Tennis G. A. Harkleroad .....,.......................,..,. Vifjlilxdglpii Miriam E. Miller -----.-.-- -.-''.'---!---------.---. E nglisli Edward Ortiz ......... ......... I nstrumental Music Ethel I. Prosser .......... Dean of Girls, English, History Hazel M. Smith lthwuhiwu .-..-'-.-- H omemaking Sdente LaZelle Smith..Dean of Boys, Civics, Public Speaking George Mccoy -'-H------- ---.----'-.-- C MCS, English Josephine Kollmyer .............. Girls' Physical Education Willimn Beck .... Physical Education, Business Training Elsie M. Moriarty ............................ Art, Photography Fausta Miller .......... ....... S panish, Latin G. A. Martin ................ ........................ M athematics Carol Hooper Gates .............. Girls' Physical Education E. W. Kenrick .......... Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing Mary M. Gavin ......................... f ...................... Spanish Edith M. Grassmueck .......................... Speech, English Lawrence Head ...................... Boys' Physical Education Eva C. McCarthy ............................ Dramatics, English Ladimer Mashin ........ Coach, Boys' Physical Education Ralph N. Brown .......,.. Pearl E. Lapum .......... Beulah N. Shriver ........ Winifred E. King ...................... ........Agricu1ture ........Oommercial ..............English ............Biology, Latin Albert Bowen .............. Mathematics, Commercial Law Dorothy S. Cooke ........................ English, Commercial Randolph McKinley ............ Agriculture, Mathematics Harriet Garfield ......... .............................. Sec retary Charles Manning .................. General Science, Physics Allene Clark ................ Secretary to the Board, Library Merle C. Donohue .............,...................... Vocal Music Seven Hilvers cKinney A. S. B. Fir!! Row: Ruth Bag- by, Jane Phillips, Florence Eastman. Second Row: Marjory McKinney, Winona Richards, Mary Alice Crippen, Betty Burke, Asaye Takasaki. Third Row: Raymond Foster, Leon Swobov da, Mr. Judy, jack Abbott, Dick Grau. Not in picture: Bill Chilvers. SENIOR BOARD Fin: R o w: Marjory McKinney, Winona R i ch a rd s, Adalaida Treganza, H a r r i e t Cross, M a r y Anne B 1 i s s, Mary Alice Crippen, M a rio n Rogers, Asaye Taka- saki. Seca nd Row: jack A b b o r t, Raymond Foster, Bob Crown- ingshield, Leon Swo- boda, Bob M 0 o r e, George Mukai, George Bailey. Abbott Swoboda Grau Bliss tuolent THE A. S. B. This year the Associated Student Body, under the direction of Mr. Gilbert Judy, brought about the organization of the Boys' Federation, promoted and cooperated with the Senior Board, Foothill Echoes, and El Recuerdof and sponsored a dance and Tacky Day. Lack of an auditorium during much of the year made it impossible for this organization to carry on many of its usual activities. A. S. B. officers were: jack Abbott, presidentg Bill Chilvers, Raymond Foster, Dick Grau, Leon Swoboda, and Marjory McKinney as Commissioners of Affairs, Athi letics, Public Works, Finance, and Welfare, respec- tively, Mary Alice Crippen, Clerkg Asaye Takasaki, Bookkeeper, Betty Burke, Bookstore Manager, and Winona Richards, Ticket Supervisor. Yell leaders were Ruth Bagby, Florence Eastman and jane Phillips. Eight THE SENIOR BOARD The Senior Board, popularly known as the G. G. G. Board, is a very important factor in keeping the Grossmont grounds in order. This board of fifteen seniors, chosen by the Girls' League adviser and the Commissioner of Public Works, meets once a week, and with the general cooperation of the school has very etiectively carried out its motto: Groom Grossmont Grounds. A drive held by this board, in which members of the school signed pledges, proved most successful in enforcing the G. G. G. laws. George Bailey acts as judge of the group, while Mary Anne Bliss is secretary, Bob Crowningshield, assistant secretary, Marjory McKin- ney, doorkeeperg Leon Swoboda, sergeant-at-arms, jack Abbott, summonerg and Harriet Cross, assistant summoner. Miss Ethel I. Prosser advises this group. GIRLS' LEAGUE Fin! Row: Winona l as Richards, Elsie Gough, Miss Prosser, Marion Rogers, Ada- Iaida Treganza. Second Raw: Mildred Durham, Ruth Bagby, Peggy Lou Blodgett, Mary Alice Crippen, Betty Notestine, Asaye Takasaki. BOYS' FEDERATION Fin! Row: Robert Al- varez, Bob Moore, jack McClure, Bob Crowningshield, Har- old Erwin. Second R o w: Victor I-Ioward, Ray Offord, George Bailey, George Mukai, Edward Mc- Cleave. Richards Treganza Bailey Offord Roge' Goug Erwir Howz r ' ministrc1tion THE GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League has brought about greater co- operation among the Grossmont girls through its various service and social activities. This year two Freshman Welcomes, two dances, the Christmas Giv- ing, a faculty tea, the Dad and Daughter Banquet, and the Mother and Daughter Reception were suc- cessfully carried on. Also the League found it neces- sary to revise its constitution and make a change in the girls' regulation uniform. Officers are: Winona Richards, president, Marion Rogers, vice-president, Adalaida Treganza, secretary, Elsie Gough, treasurer, Mildred Durham, service chairman, Asaye Takasaki, uniform chairman, Ruth Bagby, program chairman: Betty Notestine, decoration chairman, Peggy Lou Blodgett, refreshment chairman, and Mary Alice Crippen, social chairman. Miss Ethel I. Prosser advises the League. THE BOYS' FEDERATION Revived this year after a lapse of six years, the Boys' Federation was placed under the direction of Mr. LaZelle Smith. The service aims have been fulfilled remarkably well, a Red Cross drive and a Freshman Welcome having been sponsored soon after the installation of the officers. Among the social affairs a Red Cross dance, a Barn Dance, and the Mother and Son Banquet were especially promi- nent. A Spring Hop and Variety Show were held in cooperation with the Girls' League. Oihcers are: George Bailey, president, Victor Howard, vice presi- dent, Harold Erwin, secretary, Ray Olford, treasurer, Bob Moore, service chairman, Edward McCleave and Robert Alvarez, traditions chairman, George Mukai, publicity chairman, and 'lack McClure and Bob Crowningshield, activities chairmen. Nine Raymond Foster Ben Clay Margie Kephart George Mukai en Prexident Vice-Prexident Secretary Tfeasurer 2 Ae cS3el'llOl' CAISS ADVISERS Miss Eva C. McCarthy Mr. LaZelle Smith SENIOR Acnvmns junior-Senior Prom - - - May 15 Senior Play - - - june 3 Baccalaureate - - june 6 Commencement - june 11 The activities of all the -seniors will be found under an alphabetical list of seniors' names beginning on page 42. if A3 . G? Kg who i '!' 1 cull' 'ff ,il Paul Johnson Edna Fitzsimmons Betty Burke Clifford Bashore Harry Ashfield Ruth Bagby Leola Jamison Willard Ham George Bailey jean Booth J' -rf ,gl 4 b- mg... V X .A W,,!y Leon Swoboda Marjorie Baecht Marvin McCray Mamie Hejhal Norman Merrill gr 1 3,6 wal r Estella Brown Mary Anne Bliss Celia Denlinger Foss Corley Mickey Maxwell .,..4J 5 -4 ,J A, , jack Abbott Peggy Lou Blodgcn Harold Erwin Harriet Cross Richard Mnllow Eleven 4-.81 -...ie 'Q' ul' Q, 'va M K an . S-fy. : . r i P Qvl , ...a-uQl' 5 . 49 93. 'spa 'W ' 4, ,I . Phyllis Denlinger Robert Lakin Dolores Huffman Bill Chilvers Lois Warren Twelve Ralph Miller Marjory McKinney Gordon Woodworth Wilma johnson Faith May Olford Mary Alice Crippen Adalaida Treganza Ruth Ann Hoyt Lucille Herrick Harold johnson va X Edward McCleave Norma Golden Earl McCray Robert McCray Loretta Miller wif Geraldine Grable Roy Orne Esther Luton Fumiko Machigashira Bob Crowningshield r,, 1' 1 J , .I - ,.4f Q- 15 f -J V' Adrian Phillips Betty Notestine Alfred McKay Billie Danks Carlos Meadows Q5 l 7 0' ',,..,v wg' K '21 .4 1 xg. + ! Alice Sherman LeRoy Young Rena Wright Dorothy Patten Betty Lynn Robeson Frank Remick Virginia Tipsword Oscar Persons Margaret Tretheway Ray Olford Elva Beckwith Bob Moore Winona Richards Chester Silvernail 'Jeanne Garton Mid-Year Graduates Thomas Stewart jean McKinney Forrest Rennick 'Marie Head Albert Gardner Thirteen 'J' 41 r-lv' tl 'Marion Starks 'Rex Huffman 'Shirley Williamson Nubiko Morishita - Fourteen R Q ,qw 7 4--Msg eff' 'IL Florence Willdnson Alice Monnett Edward Odenthal Clifford Youngberg am 'Qt li' ,,,,,. Thomas Mineo Marion Rogers Wallace Wight Victoria Helleis Kay Savage Henrietta Harlin Asaye Takasaki Frances Pettingill Emily Poutous Eugene Settle Laura Douglas Jim Parks MID-YEAR STUDENTS NOT PICTURED A 'fMid-Year Graduates Anton Brunner Despo Coutches Jeanne Garton Leland Hester Dean Yale Fin! Raw: Betty Black- more, Dawn Wade, june Wade. Serond Row: D o roth y Lamping, Kathryn Grif- fiths, Helen Sli n k e r, Lillian Ulery. Third Row: D 0 fl a ld Livesey, Hubert Merrill, A n d r e w McReynolds, Howard Roche. f K .1 nw' ff ,,,,.. li ' V' I N ll'-Wiki ' .1 , ,f'fw,'-9 -4. a. Erfliu.av1i'vl.fr'?aawfiE9E.flawl1Jll' ' ' 4-H The Senior B Cfass Activities of the Senior B Class have been com- bined with those of the junior Class, since the matter of credits determines standing, and makes it diflicult to classify many students. Many students who en- tered school at mid-year either forge ahead to the june class, or wait over for the next class. The present group terming themselves Senior B's have not organized, therefore. The majority of those listed on this page, however, belong to the group who entered school in February three years ago. The present Senior B Grossmonters: Bashore, Clifford Cota, Albert Donahoo, Lloyd Dunbar, jane Estrada, Edward Griffiths, Kathryn Hatcher, J. K. Irvin, George jack, Kenneth class roll lists the following Lamping, Dorothy Livesey, Donald Major, Ervin Merrill, Hubert Plummer, james Remick, Frank Roche, Howard Ulery, Lillian Wolfenbarger, Nova Fifteen 4 Sf? 3, - 9 ' - ' J 'Q The junior class of '36-374: is led by Bill King, presidentg Harriette Wgilz, vice presidentg Eddie Estrada, secretitryg and Woodrow Sornrnerville, treas- urer, Miss Hazel M. Smith and Mr, John Crippen Sixteen 'L .A li i ln' Tie J L1 1 J' nior ass are the advisers. They held Cl skating pirty April 12, .md the Prom May 15. 7l:NLlIl'lCS of students who are members of this class are listed alphabetically on page 46. 415 QU la J J I . N F' ,pf 4 -lb Sider? 521 - A I If Q9 fwfr I fi Q V' A 'E A 1728 5POpAOl71OF6 USS The officers of the Sophomore Classrk are Jack Mc- liam Beck. The chief activity was 11 Class party Ciure, presidentg jim Parks, vice presidentg Marjorie late in May. Wgilz, secretaryg and Bob Gordon, trelsurer. 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S .. wi HFOOTHILL ECHOESH STAFF First Row: George Mukai, Peggy Lou Peters, Elva Beck- with, Bob Moore, Elsie Gough, Stanley Clark, Mary Hayes, Frances Coughlin, Edward Mc- Cleave. Second Row: Frances Meinke, Winifred Smith, M a r g a r e t Tretheway, Wilfred S m i r h, Betty Beale, Harriet Cross, Harrierre Walz, Alice Hall, Florence Eastman, Bob Crown- ingshield, Mickey Maxwell, Harold Erwin, Winona Rich- ards, lone Tooker. Third Raw: Betty Robeson, Peggy Lou Blodgett, jack An- drews, Hattie Fansher, Mary Alice Crippen, Arthene Wil- liams, Marion Rogers, Nettie Clark. STAFF IN ACTION Lefl to rigbz: Mary Hayes, Ed McCleave, Stanley Clark, Frances Coughlin, George Mu- kai, Elsie Gough, Bob Moore, Miss Dorothy Cooke, Har- riette Walz. rjpootfziff choes H ln the able charge of Miss Dorothy S. Cooke, adviser, Bob Moore, editor-in-chief, Stanley Clark, production manager, and Elsie Gough, managing editor, Foothill Echoesn during the year 1936-37 underwent many changes in pattern, but kept to the upgrade in journalistic endeavor and the aim of boosting Grossmont and presenting news accurately and completely. Changes included adaptation of three-column make-up, re-arrangement of pages to feature sports news more prominently, and the en- livening of headings and departments by the use of Twenty a Gothic-letter typewriter. Colored inks and paper were used in special editions. Editorial features were book reviews by Peggy Blodgett, Letters of a Freshman by Peggy Lou Peters, an Orchids corner where groups were commended for useful services to the school: while catchy cartoons were used throughout the publication. A box was set up in the ofhce to receive material from the students at large. For the first time, all staff members were sub- jected to a journalism test, and at the end of the year, awards were given for excellence in reporting, THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR Names are given below THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Raw: Louise Abbott, Catherine Mack, Kathleen Bagby, Charlotte Hester, Rose Merrill, june Wade, Faith Offord, Bctty Lynn Robeson, Leone Snyder, Ruth Bagby, Winona Richards, Billie Danks. Second Row: Lornel Grable, Thelma johnson, Sylvia Cul- len, Margaret Lawson, Betty Betts, Wilna Roberts, Mary jewel Kroll, Lucille Meza, Bernice Remick, Jeanette Brown. THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB Fifi: Row: Bill Clflvefs, Ted Olsen, Bob Rogers, Richard Mallow, Earl McCray, Bob Vilcone, Claude Mo.ton. Second Row: Willard Ham, jimmy Floto, Bob McCray, Lloyd Donalioo, Bill Eng, Harold Johnson, Clifford Ba- shore, Bill Emmons. f 7 e usic eportment MEMBERS OF THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR IU:-.rl Row: Louise Abbott, Margaret Lawson, Ted Olsen, Bob Rogers, Richard Mallow, Claude Morton, jane Phillips, Mickey Maxwell. .SY-fmzd Row: Charlotte Eaton, Margaret Tretheway, Melanie Freymiller, Willard Ham, jimmy Eloto, Bgh Vilcone, Earl McCray, Norma Golden, Rita Bashore. Third Row: Helen Slinker, Nettie Clark, Charlotte Hester, Bill Chilvers, Bob McCray, Bill King, Mary Hyatt, Leone Snyder, Ruth Bagby, Winona Richards. Iiourlh Row: Lornel Grable, Adalaida Treganza, Betty Betts, Harold johnson, Clifford Bashore, Lloyd Danahoo, june Wade, Betty Robeson, Betty Notestine. THE VOCAL DEPARTMENT The choral division of the Grossmont music de- partment, under the leadership of Mrs. Merle C. Donohue, and-during the latter part of the year- that of Miss Jessie Webberffhas performed in a variety of programs. The A Cappella Choir, soloists, and the Girls' Trio made a very impressive showing in the Annual Sacred Concert at the La Mesa Congre- gational Church. Vocal groups took part in the P.-T. A. Christmas program, the La Mesa Community program, and several others. The year's successful events will be climaxed by the appearance of the A Cappella Choir at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. Twentyvone Ee, ,. 1 BH... 99? , ORCHESTRA Members of the orchestra are listed below. The dnstrumentaf Department The Instrumental Department, under the direction of Mr. Edward Ortiz, plays an important part in the musical activities of Grossmont District. The Band played at the football games, and made a splendid ap- pearance in the Armistice Day parade and the La Mesa Silver jubilee parade. The Senior Orchestra pre- sented a program at Santee, played for the Senior Play, the La Mesa Rotary Club, and the P.-T. A. The junior and Senior Orchestras will play for grad- uation exercises. The Instrumental Department pre- sented the Annual Spring Concert, May 14, assisted by the Women's Chorus of the Grossmont Evening High School. Twenty-two THE BAND Fin: Raw: jack Taylor, Eu- gene Robeson, George Trean- tafeles, Lottie Luton, Bettie Lynn Robeson, Bettie Bishop, Adalaida Treganza, james Hurley, jose Cota, Judy Park, Frank Marple. Second Raw: Surtes Shepard, Augustine Villavicencio, La- verne Jackson, Bill Burns, Virginia Lee Armstrong, Claude Morton, Vincent Villa- vicencio, J ul i a Huddleston, Guy Miller, Jimmie Nelson, Dorothy Killman. Third Raw: Le Roy Jorgen- son, Harry Hill, Douglas Wright, Oscar Matson, jean Conant, Marjorie Flinn, Eve- lyn Gould. . Illfllemoers of tfze Qrcbestra Firrt Row: Frances Meinke, june Jain, Gene Hick- ethier, Lucille Keiber, Dorothy jorgenson, Carol Swink, jean Carr, Vera Miller, Dorothy Nettke, Victor Howard, Ray Cunningham, jack Mason, Maris Haley, Nubiko Morishita. Second Row: Edwin Junghans, Eugene Settle, Jimmie Hardin, jose Cota, john Murphy, Frank Chidester, Trixie Ferguson, Jimmy Lewis, Peggy Lou Peters, Sazette Blair, Marilyn Gaudaur, Ella J. McKinney, Lenore McCray, George Ham, Yukio Miyamoto, Bill Wolford. Third Row: Marion Castle, joe Flegal, Elliott Rice, Bill Burns, Margaret Schwalm, Betty jane Crotzer, Neva Steath, Virignia Lee Armstrong. MOUNTAIN WEDDING Left fo Right: Dorothy Patten, Lloyd Donahoo, J. K. Hat- cher, Adrian Phillips, Lenore McCray, Wilna Roberts. ALL THE HORRORS OF HOME Lefl to Right: George Bailey, Richard Mallow, Bill King, Ruth Bagby, Geraldine Grable. LOVE IS LIKE THAT Left I0 Rigbl: Roberta O'- Grady, Leola Jamison, Rita Bashore. Cl RCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES Lefl 10 Rigbl: Barbara Havens, M a rj o r i e Wight, Frank Remick, Richard Nelson, Jane Dunbar. aroma epartment This year the lack of stage, equipment and facilities has made it impossible for the dramatics department to present its usual number of three-act plays. Except for the Senior Play, not yet chosen when this annual went to press, the drama classes have devoted their presentations entirely to one- act plays. The plays were given before such groups as the Lakeside and La Mesa Women's Clubs, and certain night school classes. Especially good showings were made at the Girls' League Dad and Daughter Ban- quet and the Quill and Scroll Banquet. The one-act plays which have been worked on and presented besides those listed above are: USUNBATHI' with Frances Pettingill, Margie Kephart, Marjorie Wight, Olive Walker, Estella Brown, Leola Jamison, Al Gardner, Richard Nelson, A1 McKay, Harold Johnson, Frank Remick, Roberta O'Grady, and Irma Wilder. PEARLS with Ralph Miller, Vaughn Stewart, Earl McCray, Jean McKinney, Jane Dunbar, and Bar- bara Havens. UFAREWELL CRUEL WORLD with Olive Walker, Winona Richards, and Roy Orne. QUOTE AND UNQUOTE with Willard I-Iam, Patty West, Billie Danks, and Alice Monnett. Twenty-three The Speech Department While the majority of the inter-scholastic speech activity at Grossmont is carried by students in ad- vanced classes, many programs of high interest were presented by the beginning speech students, under Miss Edith Grassmueck. Most interesting of these was the Shakespearean program broadcast over KGB in April. In the field of interscholastic competition, coached principally by Mr. LaZelle Smith, the following are some of the activities of the current year: EXTEMPORE SPEECH Three contests were enjoyed this season with San Diego and Hoover high schools. The first contest was held at State College, and among the twenty- three entries, Victor Howard placed fourth. In the second contest held at Hoover, Victor Howard, Mary Hayes, and Russel Irwin entered, Victor placing first and Mary fourth. In the third contest, at Grossmont, Mary Hayes, Winona Richard, and Mildred Durham competed, placing fourth, fifth, and seventh, respec- tively. At the contest at El Centro with that school and Holtville, Howard won second. ORATORY Two contests were held with Hoover and San Diego. In the first, at San Diego high, Mary Hayes placed fourth, George Bailey, fifth, and Wilfred Smith, seventh. The second contest was at Gross- mont, where Mary Hayes took hrst, George Bailey, third, and Mildred Durham, sixth. DECLAMATION At a contest held at El Centro with Holtville and El Centro, Bill King won first place and Harriette Walz, second. Two declaimers, Bill King and George Mukai, represented Grossmont in the State tournament at Redlands, where they won first and second place, respectively. In the Grossmont eliminations which these students won were also Harriette Walz, Winona Richards, Marjorie Walz, and Richard Grau. DEBATE Winning debate teams at the contest with Holt- ville and El Centro were George Bailey and Mary Hayes, and Paul johnson and Victor Howard. At Redlands, George Bailey and Mary Hayes lasted through several rounds of preliminaries, and the team including Paul johnson, Victor Howard and Frances Twenty-four Coughlin made a good showing. Finals in the county debate league were held too late to be included in this record. THE REDLANDS TOURNAMENT The exceptionally fine showing 'made by Bill King, Mildred Durham, and George Mukai in the speech tournament at Redlands in April entitled them to enter the national finals at jacksonville, Illinois, early in May. Through the interest of school organi- zations, community clubs and public-spirited citizens, and the faculty, a fund was raised to send our two first-place winners and a second-place holder, with their coach, Mr. Smith, to Illinois. Bill's first place was earned in the Held of oratory, with his impressive delivery of This Is War! George Mukai, after leading in points through the various rounds of competition at Redlands, bowed to his fellow Grossmonter in the finals. He delivered with superb effect the distinguished selection, I Am Innocent of This Blood. In the field of humorous declamation, a new division in the state contest this year, Mildred Dur- ham won first honors with her entertaining delivery of Immune to Flatteryf' In the other divisions of the tournament, Gross- monters made a good accounting of themselves. George Bailey went to the semi-finals in original oratory before meeting defeat, Mary Hayes, in the same event, Went two rounds. Winona Richards and Victor Howard, in the extemporaneous speaking section, lasted into the second round, and Winona reached the second round also in the humorous de- clamation event. In debate, Paul johnson and Frances Coughlin defeated El Centro, to whom they had bowed in an earlier three-school encounter, and the team composed of Mary Hayes and George Bailey defeated Huntington Park and San Bernardino, the latter the winners of the state debate finals. This contest furnished several of the nine stud- ents who entered with sufficient points to entitle them to National Forensic League Membership. OTHER ACTIVITIES With the county debate league contests and the Toastmasters Contest still on the schedule, the Speech Departments usual active schedule was completed. Plans for the National Forensic League Banquet were also incomplete, but a large important affair was anticipated. C Y F ! s'1 x--fl A Q1 M l 1 f 1 ff f Qifj N5 THE C. S. F. The California Scholarship Fed- eration, advised by Miss Dorothy S. Cooke, inaugurated a card file for circle G points and carried on a magazine selling campaign to raise money to be awarded a senior as a scholarship to State College. Officers during the two semesters were: Elsie Gough, president, Mar- jory McKinney and Stanley Clark, vice presidents, Peggy Peters and Mildred Durham, secretaries, and George Mukai and Evalyn Walker, treasurers. Twenty-six THE N. F. L. Composed only of the outstand- ing' participants in speech activity, the local chapter of the National Forensic League has acted under the advisership of Mr. LaZelle Smith. Membership into this or- ganization is based upon points earned t h r o u g h interscholastic speech competition. George Bailey is president of the League, Mary Hayes, vice president, Victor How- ard, secretary, and Harriette Walz, treasurer. C. S. F. - Fim Row: Ba rbara Lowe, Mary Hayes, Frances Cough- lin, Elsie Go ugh, Stanley Clark, Mildred Durham, Eva- lyn Walker, Marjory McKin- ney, Frances Meinke. Second Row: Peggy Peters, George Mukai, Bob Moore, Dorothy Gough, jack Mc- Clure, Bob Crowningshield, Frances Byrnes, jack Abbott, Mary Lee. Member: not in the picture are jane Monteverde and Ruth Swoboda. N. F. L. Firft Row: Harriette Walz, Frances Coughlin. Miss Grass- mueck, Mary Hayes, Winona Richards. Second Row: Paul johnson, Wilfred Smith, Mr. Smith, George Bailey. QUILL AND SCROLL First Row: Frances Coughlin, Marjory McKinney, Elsie Gough, Harriet Cross, Elva Beckwith, Hattie Fansher. Second Row: George Mukai, Edward McCleave, Bob Moore, Miss Cooke, Stanley Clark, Harold Erwin. QUILL AND SCROLL Climaxing this year's activities the Grossmont Chapter of Quill and Scroll, honorary journalism so- ciety, acted as host for the annual County Quill and Scroll Banquet. The chapter also cooperated with the C. S. F. in revising the Hand- book published last year. Miss Dorothy S. Cooke is the adviser of this group. Officers are Bob Moore, president, Marjory McKinney, vice president, and H a t t i e Fansher, secretary-treasurer. HI-Y Firrl Row: Dick Mallow, Ed McCleave, Willard I-Iam, Fred Jennings, Ben Clay, Leon Swoboda, Douglas Inman. Second Row: Dick Grau, Vic- tor Howard, Mr. McCoy, Mr. Harkleroad, Mr. Bowen, Charles Be t c h e r, Woodrow Sommerville, Ralph Miller. Bark Row: James Hurley, Herbert Blossom, George French, Ray Offord, Ray Fos- ter, Tom Stewart, Jack Ab- botr, Adrian Phillips, George Bailey. GIRL SCOUTS Fin! Row: Ilene Edwards, Phyllis Kelk, Marilyn Gau- daur, Marion Rogers, Elsie Gough, Dorothy Gough, Hat- tie Fansher, Harriette Walz. Second Row: Marjorie Walz, Jane Monteverde, Barbara Mc- Carty, Mary Alice Murphy, Muriel Wilson, Peggy Blod- gett, Barbara Daigle, Barbara Bryant. Bark Row: Lt. Gates, Capt. Shriver, Lt. Kollmyer. GIRL RESERVES Firrt Row: Hilma McDonald, Barbara Bryant, Evalyn Wal- ker, Marjorie Wight, Peggy Peters, Grace Spore, Victoria Helleis, Marjorie Baecht, Alice Nye, Ruth Bagby. Second Row: Winona Rich- ards, Jeanne Case, Mary Lee, Mary QContinued on page 481 HI-Y The Hi-Y has held many pot- luck suppers and had instructive talks by well known speakers. For the year othcers were: Raymond Foster, presidentg Ben Clay, vice president, Victor Howard, secre- taryg and Dick Grau, treasurer. Mr. George Harkleroad, Mr. George McCoy, and Mr. Albert Bowen are the advisers. The Hi-Y and Girl Reserves held in conjunction a Mothers' and Fathers' Banquet, a Christmas for- mal dance, and several dinners. Q. GIRL SCOUTS The Mount Helix Girl Scout Troop No. 57, is divided into two groups: the Moon-glow and Wood- chucl-: Patrols, with Elsie Gough and Marion Rogers as leaders, re- spectively. Dorothy Gough is scribe, and Peggy Lou Blodgett, treasurer. During the year a bazaar and sev- eral -hikes and dinners were held, and the Girl Scouts at Rest Haven were helped. Miss Beulah Shriver is captain, Miss Josephine Koll- myer and Mrs. Carol Gates are Lieutenants. GIRL RESERVES To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and com- munity high standards of Christian living is the purpose of the Y organizations. The Girl Reserves' activities in- cluded d res s i ng dolls for the Christmas giving, spending many week-ends at Camp Kiwanis, and sponsoring a Benefit Bridge. Mary Crippen is president, M a r g a r et Tretheway, vice president, Frances Coughlin, secretary, and Alice Hall, treasurer. Miss Elsie Moriarity is adviser. Twenty-sev n , 1 F. F. A. Firrl Row: Paul Graves, Paul johnson, Mr. McKinley, Art Carver, Kay Savage, Richard Nelson, Wilfred Smith, Mr. Brown, jerry Riker, Robert Donavan. Second Row: Ed Maxwell, Bert Sherman, Earnest Ruis, Bill Wight, Taschi Morishita, Roy Brown, john Hayes, Bill Evrard, Bill Bodor, Burrell Reeder, jack Herrick. Tbird Raw: Robert Moran, Leroy Ruth, Wilson Starkey, Eugene Settle, Eiler Jensen, Oscar Woods, Bob Hamer, Mart Ganderup, Wallace Daw- son, Lee Eldridge, Alex Adams. Fourth Row: Jack Lyall, Charles Kirtland, L e o n a r d Melville, Leonard Lind, john- ny Killeen, Kenneth Jack, Earl Barker, Ted Morse, D i c k Davis, Dale Hamilton, Verle Haptonstall. JUDGING TEAM A Members given below. JUDGING TEAM B Members given below. CITRUS JUDGING TEAM Members given below. uture armers o merica The Future Farmers of America, under the di- rection of Mr. Ralph Brown and Mr. Randolph Mc- Kinley, this year entered: The County Fair at Po- mona, the Great Western Livestock Show at Los Angeles, the judging contest at Imperial County Fair, the judging contest at Perris, the judging contest at Orange Show held at San Bernardino. At the San Diego County Fair, total winnings amounted to 3112. Officers are: Richard Nelson, president, Wil- fred Smith, vice president, Arthur Carver, secretary, and Kay Savage, treasurer. Twenty-eight JUDGING TEAM A: Firrt Row: Leroy Ruth, Art Carver, Kay Savage, Richard Nelson, Wilfred Smith. Second Row: john Hayes, jack Lyall, Roger Shep- perd, jerry Riker, jack Hetrick. JUDGING TEAM B: Fir!! Rauf: Dick Davis, Eiler Jensen, Mart Ganderup, Dale Hamilton, Leonard Melville, Verle Haptonstall. Second Row: Burrell Reeder, Paul Graves, Ted Morse, johnny Killeen, Roy Brown, Bert Sherman. Cmzus JUDGING TEAM Left to Right: Mr. McKinley, Roger Shepperd, Mart Ganderup, Richard Nelson, Wilfred Smith, Leroy Ruth, john Hayes. BIOLOGY CLUB Firxt Row: Asaye Takasaki, Minnie Gasser, Marion Rog- r ers, Miss King, Elva Beck- with, Eileen Bogue, Emily johnson. Serand Raw: Winona Rich- ards, Frances Coughlin, Paul Johnson, Roy Orne, Bob Moore, Nettie Clark, Fumiko Machigashira. i Third Row: Dick Gi-au, Wal- bei- al lace Wight, Dick Schroeder, , f.. Bob Crowningshield, Harry Ashfield, Bill Jennings, Bill Chilvers. . CHEMISTRY CLUB Firrt Row: Marvin McCray, Dick Grau, Marjorie Baechr, Arthene Williams, Emily johnson, Edward Havens, Wallace W'ight. Second Row: Dick Schroeder, Stanley Clark, Mr. Hughes, ., jimmy Plummgr, Paul john- son. RADIO CLUB Fifi! Rout Bob Lucas, Dick Schroeder, Frances B y r n e s, Mr. Manning, Douglas ln- man, Roy Orne, George French. Second Row: Dick Grau, Wal- lace Wight, Howard Beck- with, Ed Lyles, jack Taylor. THE BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club, whose pur- pose is to encourage a greater in- terest in nature, during this year has sponsored such activities as Held trips to various parts of the county, lectures by local authorities, and the gathering together of specimens for its own museum. Officers are: Marion Rogers, president, Bob Crowningshield, vice presidentg Asaye Takasaki, secretary-treasurer, and Dick Grau, curator. Miss Winifred E. King is the club adviser. 1 ... THE CHEMISTRY CLUB As this club, advised by Mr. Harold G. Hughes, has no ofli- cers, each member takes equal part in the discussions and laboratory work carried on at the bi-monthly meetings. This group has made a study of the qualitative analysis of the metals. Activities particularly enjoyed by the members were a field trip and a visit to the San Diego Telephone Company's open house. An interest in chemistry is the only requirement for mem- bership. THE RADIO CLUB The Radio Club, organized for the first time this year to learn more about radio, has produced several pieces of radio equipment. At the meetings held every Tuesday most of the time is spent in work- ing on individual projects. A trip was made by the organization to the San Diego Telephone Company. Ofhcers are Frances Byrnes, presi- dent, and Douglas Inman, secre- tary-treasurer. Mr. Charles Manning is the group adviser. Twenty-nine The qypeecfz The Speech Club, one of the most active organi- zations in Grossmont, was host this year at a number of interscholastic contests. Also several local com- petitions were held, including the annual story telling contest and the declamation preliminaries. The officers for the year were as follows: Har- riette Walz, president, George Bailey, vice president, Victor Howard, secretary, and Adrian Phillips, treasurer. , Miss Edith Grassmueck and Mr. LaZelle Smith are the club advisers. Thirty SPEECH CLUB First Row: Victor Howard, Mary Hayes, George Bailey, Miss Grassmueck, Mr. Smith, Harriette Walz, Adrian Phil- lips, Olive Walker. S Second Row: Catherine Mann, l Winona R i c h a r d s, Mildred Durham, Bernice R e m i c k, Hattie F a n s h e r, Marjorie Walz, Hilma McDonald, Bar- bara Bryant. Third Row: George Mukai, Bob Moore, jim Floto, Fred Jennings, C h a r l e s Betcher, J o h n Hamilton, Raymond Foster, Henry Mukai. Fourth Row: Lenore McCray, Gerry Boys, Christine Young- john, Marguerite Parker, Helen Stover, Winifred Smith. SPANISH CLUB Firrt Raw: Francis Byrnes, Lenore M c C r a y, Jacqueline McAfee, Miss Miller, Lucille Meza, Jane Coolidge, Hattie Fansher, Eddie Estrada. fContinued on page 485 The panisfz The Spanish Club, known as El Circulo Es- panol, meets once a month for the purpose of learning to speak better Spanish. Spanish American culture is taught by means of Spanish games and plays. Members of this club participated in a sup- per comprised exclusively of Mexican dishes. The officers for the year were: Edward Estrada, president, Robert Alvarez, first vice president, Hattie Fansher, second vice presidentg john Larabee, secre- tary, Marjorie Wight, treasurer, and Harriette Walz, reporter. The club adviser is Miss Fausta Miller. f ffl' ,X X gf if' K1 K 7 W Y-SNNX A Igwfy QE f E, Qi dk' xiii 'X fgxgwm I ,I :fi 3,3 ,QXP ff WN K QQ X: H ,fY ., X I I N f ' to uK.u 1 X . Y ' LJ. X il X . f jf - lk- I oys 7 Sports FOOTBALL The Grossmont Football team experienced only a fair season ending up in fourth place in the Metro- politan League standing. Inexperienced players and lack of returning lettermen handicapped the team to a great extent. BASKETBALL The Grossmont Bee basketball team completed an undefeated season and won the Metropolitan League Basketball Championship. The Foothill var- sity was not as successful. It tied for fifth place in the League. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SCHEDULE St. Augustine ............ -here .... Sept. 25 .............. 12- 0 Army-Navy ..... ........ h ere .... Oct. 2 ........ ....... 3 4- 6 Oceanside ..... .......... there Oct.9.. 0-13 Pt. Loma ..... .......... t here .... Oct. 16 ..... ....... 0 - 6 Sweetwater ................ there Oct. 23 ..... ....... 1 8- 0 Coronado .....,. ..,..... h ere .... Nov. 6 ..... ....... 0 -14 La Jolla ....... ........ h ere .... Nov. 13 .............. 13- 6 Escondido ....... ........ h ere .... Nov. 20 .............. 0- 0 Yuma ...vv.. .......... there Nov. 26 0-26 LETTERMEN Raymond Foster ......................,..... .......... E nd Tom Kida ............ .......... E nd Willard Ham ..,................. .......... E nd Vaughn Stewart Rex Huffman, Co-captain Charles Foster .................... Clyde Strickler ........ George Bailey ...... Richard Mallow ..... .........Tackle .........Tackle .........Tackle ..........Guard ..........Guard Grossmont vs. A B Sweetwater ............ jan. 8 .... 16-19 24-14 Point Loma ............ jan. 15 .... 12-17 22-15 Coronado .............. jan. 22 .... 19-17 25-20 Escondido ............ Jan. 29 .... 12-21 22-19 Oceanside .......,.... Feb. 12 .... 12-36 26-14 La Jolla ................ Feb. 19 .... 15-44 21-19 LETTERMEN A Team Position B Team Bill Wolford F Eddie Estrada Clark Rockwell F Eddie McCleave Albert Cota F Lee Packard john Francis C Sarn Bierbauer Virgil Oyos G jim Parks Richard Mallow G john Larahee Tom Kida G Aubrey Sears james Hurley, Manager Although the C and D basketball teams were not entered in the Metro League competition, they played many other county high school teams during the season. The Dees reached the finals in the A. A. U. tournament held at San Diego, and won seven of the thirteen games played. The Cees were victorious in nine of their seventeen games. Members of the teams were: C ee:-Kenneth Barber, Bob Birch, Stanley Clark, Dick Couts, Ronald Crawford, Harold Erwin, Bill Jennings, Satosh Kida, jack Lyall, Yukio Miyamoto, Abraham Mesa, Taschi Morishita, and john Willimnson. Deer-jack Blank- Russell Irwin ......................... .......... G uard Oscar Persons, Co-captain ....... ......... C enter Eddie Estrada ....................... ........ Q uarter Woodie Sommerville ...... ....... Qu arter Al Gardner ............. ......... H alf Virgil Oyos ...... ......... H alf Dean Yale .......... Clark Rockwell Adrian Phillips .. Andy McReynolds Don Foster .......... jim Polak ..... Thirty-two .........I-Ialf .........Half ..........Full ....,.....Full Manager enship, Frank Brunner, Don Clevenger, Lyle Earnest, jack Hetrick, David James, James Kinsella, Elliot Rice, Gerald Riker, and Ernie Ruis. TENNIS Many players that have entered the tennis team since last year have made the team stronger than that of many preceding years. The team has played several practice matches and also entered the Ink Tournament. With continued practice and the able coaching of Mr. Crippen it is believed, at the time the annual goes to press, that Grossmont netters will make a very favorable showing at the League championship play to be held May 8 at the Municipal courts in San Diego. Players expected to represent Grossmont are: Olford, Orne, Roche, Ashfield, Fite, Betcher, Stewart, Jennings, Rath, S. Maniscalco, Chilvers, and Green. BASEBALL Baseball season started this year with very good prospects. With seven lettermen returning, Coach Beck had hopes of building up a winning combina- tion. As this is written two League games have been played. Although defeated both times the teams showed potential ability and promise better show- ings in the remaining games. The team also entered the Pomona 20-30 tourna- ment where it was eliminated by the strong Hoover nine by a close score. At present the team lines up with: Villavicencio, catcher, Bashore, pitcherg Gardner, first base, jack, second baseg Killeen, third baseg Stewart, shortstop, Estrada, left field, Oyos, center field, and C. Foster, right field. TRACK Three track teams represented Grossmont at the Metropolitan League track meet held at San Diego State College, Saturday, April twenty-fourth. Results were too late to be published, but judging from the showings made in practice meets, Grossmont had a good chance to place high in all three classes. Re- turning lettermen who were counted on to win points for Grossmont were Bill Wolford, Ben Clay, Al Gardner, Vaughn Stewart, Lloyd Donahoo, George Bailey, Tom Kida, Virgil Oyos, Cliff Bashore, and Woodrow Sommerville in Class Ag John Larabee, Eddie McCleave, Frank Cross, Eddie Estrada, Rosendo Cota, Tom La Madrid, john Killeen, and Rowland Smith and Francis Byrnes in Class B, Bob Vilcone in Class C. Ben Clay Raymond Foster Bill Wolford Al Gardner Lloyd Donahoo George Bailey Tom Kida Vaughn Stewart Frank Cross jack Abbott Francis Byrnes Bob Rogers John Larabee Eddie Estrada Don Steagall Bob Vilcone Bill Handley Harold Erwin George Ham Frank Green Yukio Miyamoto Bobbie Birch A TEAM Bob McCray Virgil Oyos Clilf Bashore Woodie Sommerville Clark Rockwell Howard Roche john Francis Douglas Inman B TEAM John Killeen George French Eddie McCleave Rowland Smith Tom La Madrid Rosendo Cota Earl McCray Wilson Starkey C TEAM Satoshi Kida Ernie Ruis jim Mack Don Livesey jose Cota Frank Chidester Phillip Hawkes Oscar johnson Thirty-th ree -qu pw Wkuvw V A I V.k'k VVVV Y yank nf K' in kr 1 L 5 , I 1 , I Q . v , K4 f V :- r .11 .L:' T' .. ' x f T f H. A - , .. ww i' 'f' ., , . '?J'C ' 'f' .f . F ' , mf! f ' .11 If , :J E L' qw' , A M 9 X . 2 ' H v ez M ,, K .fn '13, Q55 A , y- K Q l ,V '1 5, ' . f, . f.,,,y -A w I 1. Lt- 'i5iwl,r-fa. - i .. T 1 . 'lfwjxlinw 'pl ,441 9. QQQQQ f' w lv - H --Q.--..-.................., .Ay f Jar. 72 'Ll . :Q W I T--m.:.'-, . ,J 5 , X 531, k'...1, A 9 e. 'l1...-f '5 57' 4 3' :L -, f,,H4. -f-, .qu-f-KW 'Jw n I' 'BA .-p.. 1 'T l 'I q is 11' Q, 4 , QT, V ' Q 1- s-'-.M -, ,--1 'K 55, 'f . . g 'N TN ' ' 1: 1, fr-' -P' ' H ' or A' '- A' 1 -gg 5173? '-L 'ft fi-, -ir r- - . .Wq.f' - I, 'Q : - . 4 ev . . If . 'A r . v K '4 v - N . 39 ' -1 M- fIi':'Q Ll f.fs',- 1 'Bib f ' 'A - ' -L X 1 5 . , Q, , W W2 ,. ,, in 5.5 ,, , , ., H ',v'd l3t I 'I-af:-'wr' ' ' 1 ' l ' ' ' ' ' H , . ., I . -' U . , I '11, .,, , ' M' ' C s. - W. ' .H V ' 4 31518. F, .-'S K V K ,' 1 , -J ,,,, . W , I . V L. I . . ' 1 K , ff ' - 4 A sf . ' ' lf: , W uf- -.,atZAn..f ?-- , ..ui-3iL22.55.?,gQ . ,Q G. A. A. Membership lirt will be found on page 38 DRILL TEAM Pint Row:Maxine Stitt, Mur- iel Wilson, jean Booth, Dor- othy Lamping, Barbara Ha- vens, Fumiko Machigashira, Lucille Kreager, Druis Hub- bard, Harriette Walz. Second Row: Mildred Dur- ham, Patty West, Asaye Takasaki, Winona Richards, Margaret McCarthy, Frances Coughlin, Carol Swink, Net- 'tie Clark, Peggy Peters, Hat- tie Fansher, Frances Meinke, N e l l i e Jamison, Marjorie Wight. Tbird Row: Norma Golden, Dorothy Colby, jane Coolidge. Lucile Keiber, Winifred . Smith, Helen Slinker, Betty Brooks, Gene Hickethier, Margaret Schwalm. Sylvia Collins, Celia Denlinger, Peggy Blodgett. fContinued on page 481 l Girls 7 S ports THE G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association besides having one of the most successful years in its history, has swelled it ranks tremendously. Officers of the organ- ization are: President, Ruth Bagbyg Vice president, Margie Kephartg Secretary, Hattie Fansherg Trea- surer, Winona Richards. The organization has sponsored the following events this year: Drill Team, The Lettermen's Ball, the White Elephant Sale on behalf of the Girls' League Christmas Giving, the Folk Festival for the P.-T. A., and the Play Day. The G. A. A. stands for the highest center in girls' sports. It is composed of girls who have made at least fifty points under the award system. Mem- bers ranked according to their standings will be found on Page 38. Thirty-six THE DRILL TEAM In its third successful season, Grossmont's snappy blue and gold drill team came through with fly- ing colors. The group, composed of sixty-four pick- ed marchers, performed between the halves of the home football games. A number of the team also acted as footmen for Grossmont's float in the La Mesa Silver jubilee. Harriette Walz was the Captain of the team. GIRLS' SPORTS The girls' gym department under the direction of Miss Josephine Kollmyer and Mrs. Carol Hooper Gates had an outstanding list of activities this sea- son. New to the department was the First Aid course which is required for all girls who graduate. 1. ua, 3 ., 3 7 , QW 9 ?' VW? 8 9? . IIIAJF fir 'Hg' ,... . .L 1:4.- -f .I-X, :A .,...- '. ..-...1 ..?.l . l -4 a K 7 x Q--K fv- ' ' D ,Y '- a A, , 7 7, xv n 1 L 4 LQ C 1 D f! A ' , I I Y 1 Aan. 'zz is imma , --,441 1 -..MnznA..3.n QV VOLLEYBALL Of the four volleyball teams representing each class in school, the Junior B's emerged the victors, upsetting the tradition of the seniors' winning all the games. Members of the winning team were Frances Haynes, Captain Dorothy Head Judy Park Hattie Fansher Clara Wallenborn Lucile Keiber Jane Weston Jean Lyall Carol Swink BASKETBALL The annual went to press too early for final results of the basketball tournament, but the teams chosen to compete against each other were: Senior Team, Sophomore Team, Junior Team, and Fresh- man Team. TENNIS The results of the County League Tennis Tourna-V ment were not obtainable, as the annual went to press, but from Grossmont's record in the past and with the material on hand we have very good hopes for. this inter-scholastic tournament. Girls compris- ing the two ladders are A Ladder-Elizabeth Hicks, Lucille Keiber, Alice Monnett, Betty Notestine, Vera Miller, Jane Dunbar, Winona Richards, Jean Raby, M. Moore, Nubiko Morishita, Dorothy Sawyer, Marjorie Walz, and Virginia Donahue. B Ladder-Laverne Lakin, Druis Hubbard, Louise Abbott, Rose Molins, Harriette Walz, Chris- tine Youngjohn, Frances Haynes, Ruth Jenkins, Irene Russell, Shirley Osborn, Geraldine Boys, Mary Hayes, Zoe Ann Bailey, Jean Conant, Jeanne Case, Phyllis Kelk, Ruth Swoboda, Mary Lee, Adalaida Treganza, Betty Gardner, Elaine Voss, Kimie Miyamota, Phyllis McGrath, Grace Spore, Ruth Donohue, and Dawn Wade. INK TOURNAMENT Although somewhat disappointed at the failure to place entries in the Annual Ink Tournament for Junior and High School students, Grossmont is proud of the excellent showing made by Betty Notestine, who battled her way to the quarter finals, only to be defeated by Evelyn Hartwell of San Diego in closely matched sets. Thirty-eight Alice Monnett, whose superior playing made her winner last year in the Senior Girls' division, was eliminated by Ruth Seymore, also of San Diego. Lucile Keiber also reached the quarter finals, where she played a masterly game. In the Junior division, Grossmont's Jean Rfby reached the quarter finals, only to be eliminated by Jane Ward, finalist. G. A. A. MEMBERS Sweater Qzoo pointsj- Florence Wilkinson Winona Richards Block G fl50J pointsJ-- Betty Notestine Harriette Walz Ruth Bagby Jane Phillips Lucile Keiber Baby G A1100 pointsj- Mildred Durham Norma Golden Margie Kephart Irene Russell Bettie Bishop Hattie Fansher Henrietta Harlin Fumiko Machigashira Betty Robeson Marion Rogers Pearl Stock Clara Wallenborn Chevron Q50 pointsJ- Betty Betts Peggy Blodgett Jean Booth Eileen Bogue Jane Coolidge Mary Alice Crippen Celia Denlinger Phyllis Denlinger Frances Haynes Laura Douglas Elsie Gough Alice Hall Ruth Hoyt Rena Wright Winifred Smith Carol Swink Patty West Leola Jamison Nellie Jamison Jean Lyall June Maxwell Margaret McCarthy Alice Monnett Judy Park Asaye Takasaki Alice Sherman Maxine Stitt Emma Vogel Olive Walker Irma Wilder Jane Weston 'v Q 9. ,xr ik. S A4 ' dia v,' fr, 'V N, . ,Ln D 5 Q85 -4 l lib OW: WOW CAN YOU IMAGINE? Mildred Durham not laughing at her own jokes? 49 49 49 Miss Prosser without her million dollar smile? O 49 49 Billie Danks without her fingernails? 49 49 49 Mrs. Miller with a southern drawl? 49 49 49 Alice Hall not willing to help do things? 49 49 49 Mrs. Donohue not planning a program? 49 49 49 Rex Huffman without his pipe and his bass voice? 49 49 49 Miss Smith without her laugh? 49 49 49 Trethy without Trig? 49 49 49 Harold Erwin getting to his classes on time? 49 49 49 Bill King a boy soprano? 0 49 49 Mr. Harkleroad saying, Aw, nuts! O 49 49 Coach missing a football game? O 49 49 Yvonne without her dimples? 49 49 49 Ruth Bagby without her personality? O 49 49 Bettie Beale going steady? O 49 49 The girls not dancing at noon in the cafeteria? O O 9 Henny, Betty, and Booth not together? O O 0 Bob Moore saying: Don't hurry your assign- ment? O 0 O Mr. Smith not knowing what the Constitution is? 49 O O Grossmont without a Mendenhall? 0 O 0 Miss McCarthy getting stage fright? O 49 0 Bill Chilvers without his girl friends? Forty DIZZY DEFINITIONS Banana Peel: Food article that brings the weight down. Q9 49 49 Stream-lined Car: When knocked down, you don't know whether you've just been run over or backed into. O 69 0 Diplomat: A man who can remember a womans birthday but not her agei 49 49 O Tale: Biggest part of a fish. 49 49 49 Sentence: Contains two parts-a subject and a predicament. O 49 49 Squawkef: A baby Indian. 69 49 49 Gravity: Is such that if there were none of it, we should float away. 6 49 49 Man: Only animal that can be skinned more than once. 0 49 6 Woman: Can't always add, but can always dis- tract. O 0 Q ' Spinal Column: A wobbly boneg your head sits on one end and you sit on the other. O 0 O Bolt: A thing that looks like a stick of hard metal, such as iron, with a square bunch on one end and a lot of scratching wound around the other end. Q O 9 Nut: Similar to a bolt, only just the opposite, being a hole in a little chunk of iron sawed off short with wrinkles around the inside of the hole. 0 0 0 Jim Parks: So I've got to have an anesthetic. How long will it be before I know anything? Doctor: Now don't expect too much. I had a wooden whistle And it wooden whistle. I had a steel whistle, And it steel wou1dn't whistle. I bought a tin whistle, and now- Oh, boy! tin I whistle! O O 0 Officer: You were doing sixty. Don't you care about the law? Peggy Lou B.: Why officer, how can I tell? I just met you. O O O First Indian: fever shoot any rabbits? Second Indian: Naw, I ain't got a canoe. 0 0 0 I guess I lost another pupil, said the professor as his glass eye fell into the sink. O O Q? Mary Hyatt: Is he a reckless driver? lone Tooker: Say, when the road turns his way it's a coincidence. O O O jerry Rainwater: Mr, Paderewski, who is the composer of that last selection you played? M. P.: Beethoven. Jerry Rainwater: Oh yes, and does he compose now? M. P.: No ma'rn, he is decomposing. 0 0 0 The man who once said Be sure ymfire right then go ahead, Might well have added this to it: Be sure you're wrong before you quit. Mary Alice Crippen: Oh, my tooth aches dread- fully. I don't see why we can't be born without teeth. Ray Foster: I think, my dear, that if you look it up you will find that most of us are born without teeth. O O 0 Leon S.: I added the figures up ten times, sir. Mr. Judy: Fine, my boy. Leon S.: Yes, and here are the ten answers. O 0 O justice: If this girl is seventeen you will have to get her father's consent. Groom: Who do you think this guy with the gun is-Daniel Boone? Q 9 6 Found: Roll of Eve dollar bills. Will owner please form a line by the A.S.B. office. 6 O O -Confused Shopper: I want a pair of spe rim- med hornicles--I mean sporn rimmed hoctacles-I mean heck rimmed spernacles-. Floorwalker: I know what you mean, sir. Rim spern hectacles. 0 0 O Al G. fto uniformed bystanderj: Say, call me a cab. Bystander: My good man, I am not the doorman. I am a naval officer. Al G.: Awright, then call me a boat. O O 0 Tippy: Don't you speak to him any more? Flo Eastman: No, I give him a geological survey. Tippy: Whats that? Flo Eastman: Oh, it is commonly known as a stony stare. Forty-one ABBOTT, JACK Class President 35 Commissioner of Affairs 35 Commissioner of Arts 45 C. S. F. 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Foothill Echoes 25 Bus. Manager 33 Latin Club Treas. 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 G. G. G. Board 4. Goal: College Happy ir he who .rings not hir own prairer. ASHFIELD, HARRY Biology Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Tennis 3, 4. If it'.t funny, 1 laugh. BAECHT, MARJORIE Transferred from Herbert Hoover '35 5 C. S. F. 25 Chemistry Club 45 G. R. 3, 45 job's Daughters 45 Cleaned and Pressed 35 Christmas Pageant 3. Goal: College Great modesty often hider great merit. BAGBY, RUTH Yell Leader 45 Girl League Program Committee Chm. 45 Honor Roll 35 Speech Club 25 G. A. A, President 45 G. R. 3, 45 Job's Daughters 1, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Sacred Con- cert 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 35 Instrumen- tal Trio 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Exposi- tion Prevue 25 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 35 Spring Concert 1, 35 Story Telling Contest 25 Lai That Off 35 All the Horrors of Home 45 Typing Contest 2. Goal: State College Now Ge-ofge! BAILEY, GEORGE Boy's Federation Pres. 45 N. F. L. 3, 45 Speech Club 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Lettermen's Club 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 G. G. G. Board Chm. 45 Externporaneous Con- tests 3, 45 Vacher Contest 3, 45 De- bate Team 3, 45 Original Oratory 45 All the Horrors of Home 4. Goal: State College. That faint of Parliamentary Law ir ah- .toluze y wrong! BASHORE, CLIFFORD Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Christmas Pro- gram 45 Sacred Concert 45 Double Quartet 4. Ho! Ho! Thafr a good joke! BECKWITH, ELVA Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Foothill Echoes 3, 45 Annual 45 Biology Club 45 Track 15 Drill Team 3, 45 Christmas Pageant 15 Sacred Concert 4, Hi-Jinx 3. Goal: Librarian B5 alwayr arhamed to catch yourrelj 1 e. Forty-two Ul9l3l.l5Ml5'NT enior ctivity ists BLISS, MARY ANNE Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 35 Speech Club 25 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Christ- mas Pageant 35 Spring Festival 35 Glee Club 35 Laff That Off 35 Sparkin' 35 G. G. G. Board Sec'y 45 Exposition Prevue 2. Goal: Theater Notice that I'rn nice! BLODGETT, PEGGY LOU G. L. Committee Chm. 45 Foothill Echoes 45 G. A. A. 45 G. R. 3, 45 Girl Scouts 3, Treas. 45 Drill Team 3, 45 Spring Concert 15 Christmas Pageant 15 Hi-Jinx 2, 3. Goal: Kindergarten Teacher We had the mort fun! Boorx-1, JEAN G. A. A. 3, 45 G. R. 35 Basketball 35 Baseball 35 Drill Team 2, 4. Goal: College When I want to, I rtudy! BRUNNER, ANTON QMid-Yearj Spanish Club 35 F. F, A. 25 Dairy judging 25 Ass't Manager Basketball 45 Basketball 1. Goal: Sports Announcer. BROWN, ESTELLA Volleyball 45 Drill Team 45 Christ- mas Pageant 35 Exposition Prevue 25 Sun Bath 4. Goal: Beauty School Loyal and True. BURKE, BETTY Transferred from Mountain Empire. Bookstore 45 Speech Club 35 G. R. 45 Basketball 35 Baseball 35 Drill Team 3. Goal: Kelsey jetmey Business College In :utters he moderate. CHILVERS, BILL Commissioner of Public Works 35 Commissioner of Affairs 45 C. S. F. 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Foot- hill Echoes 1, 2, 35 'Spanish Club President 35 Biology Club 3, 45 Hi- Y 3, 45 F. F. A. Treas. 35 Track 45 Tennis, Mgr. 45 Sacred Concert 45 judging Teams 1, 2. Goal: State College An honorary Future Farmer. CLAY, BEN Class Vice-Pres. 45 Class Treas. 35 Speech Club 35 Hi-Y 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Track 2, 3, 4. The rhy'r the limit. CQRLEY, ross Spanish Club 35 F. F. A. 1. Goal: Doctor. No need to hurry! COUTCHES, DESPO fMid-Year, Shorthand Contest 3. Goal: Secretaryship. CRIPPEN, MARY ALICE A. S. B. Clerk 45 G. L. Committee Chm. 45 Speech Club 1, 25 G. A. A. 3, 45 G. R. 2, 3, Pres. 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 35 Spring Concert 1, 2, 35 Exposition Prevue 25 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 31 G. G. G. Board 45 Toastmasters Contest 25 Oratory 25 Story Telling Contest 1. Goal: Interior Decorator. Whatever Ray Jays. CROSS, HARRIET PARK Quill and Scroll 45 G. R. 45 Foot- hill Echoes 45 Ass't Editor Annual 45 job's Daughters 1, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 35 I-Ii-Jinx 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Double Quartet 3, 45 Christmas Pag- eant 1, 2, 35 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, Sacred Concert 35 Spring Festival 35 G. L. Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Board 4. Goal: Stenog at G. U. H. S. She'r a bury lady. 'CROWNINGSHIELD, BOB Boy's Federation Committee Chair- man 4, Founder's Delegation 45 C. S. F. 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Foothill Echoes 1, 2, 45 Annual 3, 45 Speech Club 1, 25 Biology Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Latin Club 1, Vice-Pres. 25 G. G. G. Board 45 Band 15 Handbook Staif 3. Goal: Globe Trotter Alwayr the right word for the orcarion. DANKS, BILLIE Spring Concert 35 Sacred Concert 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Quote and Un- quote 45 Exposition Prevue 2. Goal: Commercial Art I think my thought: aloud. DENLINGER, CELIA Speech Club 15 G. A. A. 45 Volley- ball 2, 35 Drill Team 3, 45 I-Ii-Jinx 2. Goal: U. C. L. A. Well done ir better than well raid. DENLINGER, PHYLLIS Speech Club 15 G. A. A. 45 Volley- ball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 3, 45 Hi-Jinx 25 Play Day 3, 4. Goal: Aviatrix. ' Ar merry ar the day ir long. DOUGLAS, LAURA MAE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Track 25 Hi-jinx'2, 3. Goal: Helpfulness Brighten the corner where you are. fC. S. F. life member. ERWIN, HAROLD Transferred from Woodrow Wilson. Boy's Federation Sec'y 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Foothill Echoes 4, Annual 4, Spanish Club 3, Lettermen's Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 4. Goal: College Hail Fellow! Well met. FITZSIMMONS, EDNA Exposition Prevue 2, Spring Concert 2. Goal: Bookkeiper. To thine own te f he true. FOSTER, RAYMOND Class President 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Commissioner of Athletics 4, Speech Club 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Pres. 4, Football 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Tennis 4, G. G. G. Board 4. Goal: Ranch in S. America Some people don't appreciate my ability. GARDNER, ALBERT Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Baseball 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, Christmas Pageant 1 , Stage Crew 3, Judging Teams 1, 2, Sun Bath 4. Goal: Idaho University. When loohing for a helper, init get me. GARTON, JEANNE lMid-Yearj Transferred from Point Loma High '36. Christmas Pageant 3. Goal: Housewife Why .should I tell all I know? GOLDEN, NORMA Foothill Echoes 1, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Basketball 3, Base- ball 3, Volleyball 1, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, Sacred Concert 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Ex osition Prevue 2. 'Golalie' to my friends. GRABLE, GERALDINE Honor Roll 1, Speech Club 1, Job's Daughters 3, 4, Story Telling Con- test 1, All the Horrors of Home 4. Goal: Math Teacher My height doern't interfere with my acting. HAM, WILLARD Hi-Y 3, 4, F. F. A. Sec. 3, Football 4, Christmas Pageant 3, Double Quartet 4, Boy's Quartet 3, 4, Spring Concert 3, 4, Sacred Concert 3, 4, Quote and Unquote 4. The trend of rtudier never interferei with my fun. HARLIN, HENRIETTA G. R. 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, Exposition Prevue 2, Hi- Jinx 3, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Volleyball 3. Goal: Nursing. ln -athletics .rhe excelr. HEAD, MARIE lMid-Yearj Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Sacred Con- cert 4, Christmas Pageant 3. My life worh'll he great. HEJHAL, MAMIE Glee Club 2. Goal: Private Secretary Boy: are my rpecialty. HELLEIS, VICTORIA Transferred from Bay New York City. G. R. 4. Goal: New York Say 'New Yawhl' HESTER, LELAND lMid-Yearj HINER, NORMA Transferred from Point Loma High. HOYT, RUTH Foothill Echoes 3, Job's Daugh- ters 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Expo- sition Prevue 2, P.-T. A. Program 2. Why hurry? HUFFMAN, DOLORES Transferred from Onida High, Onida, S. Dakota. Goal: Stenographer Far away from the home folhr. HUFFMAN, REX lMid-Yearj Speech Club 1, 2, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Sacred Concert 3, 4, Basketball 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Letter- men's Club 4. Goal: A wife! A mighty man ir he! Ridge High, IRVIN, ROBERT JAMISON, LEOLA G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Volley- ball 2, 4, Exposition Prevue 2,Christ- mas Pageant 2. Goal: Commercial Art Anyone in pant: enchantr me. JOHNSON, HAROLD JOHNSON, PAUL Biology Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 4. Goal: U. C. L. A. Mr. Smith, rupporing that-.9 JOHNSON, WILMA Biology Club 4. Goal: Good driving Her friendrhip ir worth while! KEPHART, MARGIE Class Sec'y 4, Speech Club 1, G. A. A. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Drill Team 3, 4, Sacred Concert 4, Hi-Jinx 1, Christ- mas Pageant 2, 3, Exposition Prevue 2, stmbath 4. Goal: Swimming record Of courre I like girls, hut-! LAKIN, ROBERT Goal: Navy A joke ir a very serious thing! LUTON, ESTHER Goal: College No it No! MACHIGASHIRA, FUMIKO Honor Roll 1, G. A. A. 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Drill Team 4, Exposition Prevue 2. Goal: Study in Japan Where keep: .the all that knowledge? MALLOW, RICHARD Lettermen's Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Sacred Concert 4, All the Horrors of Home 4, Stage Crew 4, Boy's Chorus 4, Boy's Federation Commit- ree 4. Goal: Civil Engineer Ar I work I have fun! MAXWELL, MICKEY Drill Team 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Foot- hill Echoes 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Job's Daughters 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Volleyball 3, Tennis 2, 3, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, Exposition Prevue 2, Typing Contest 3, Sacred Concert 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4. Goal: Commercial Art Aren't hoyr rwell? MCCLEAVE, EDWARD Boy's Federation Committee Chm. 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Roll 1, Foothill Echoes 3, Sports Editor 4, Annual 4, Spanish Club Treas. 4, Speech Club 2, Lettermen's Club 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 4, Christmas Pag- eant 1, Spring Concert 1, Tennis Club 3. Who ir rich? He that ir content. MCCRAY, EARL F. F. A. Judging Team 3, Track 4 Sacred Concert, Boy's Chorus 4. Goal: Farmer 'Tir the quiet people that do the work. McCRAY, MARVIN Honor Roll 1, Annual 4, Spanish Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, F. F. A. 1, 2. Goal: Pomona College Self-conpdenre in hir all. MCCRAY, ROBERT Track 3, 4, F. F. A. Judging Teams 1, 2, 3, Sacred Concert 4, Boy's Chorus 4. Goal: Hog ranch Goodly-Do I ! MCKAY, ALFRED Christmas Pageant 3, Sunbath 4. You don't hear much from him. MCKINNEY, JEAN Speech Club 2, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, Exposition Prevue 2, Spring Con- cert 1. Goal: Marry m sailor fiance Lloyd'.f on duty thi: weeh. Forty-three 'McKINNEY, MARJORY Annual Editor 4, Commissioner of Welfare 4, C. S. F. 2, Sec. 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Latin Club 1, Sec. 2, Speech Club 2, Sec. 3, Exposition Prevue 2, Typing Con- test 2, Bus. Manager Laff That Off 3, Christmas Pageant 3, Quote and Unquote 3, Farewell Cruel World 3, G. G. G. Board 4, Spring Con- cert 3. She has a way with her. MEADOWS, CARLOS Transferred from Yuma High, Yuma, Arizona. Annual 4. Goal: Law. I don't know. MERRILL, NORMAN Give me a rhanre and I'Il try! MILLER, LAURETTA fMid-Yearj Foothill Echoes 2. Goal: Psychologist Everyone ir imprerred with my intelli- genre. MILLER, RALPH Hi-Y 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, Concert Master Band 4, Spring Con- cert 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Goal: Saxaphobia Hold a dance, I'm broke! MINEO, THOMAS Latin Club 2. Goal: Travel abroad For he'J a jolly good fellow. MONNET'I', ALICE G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Volleyball 3, Track 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Ink Tournament Champ 3, Christmas Pageant 3, Sacred Concert 4, Quote and Unquote 4. Goal: State College Watch this serve! MOORE, BOB Latin Club 1, 2, Biology Club 3, 4, Speech Club 2, 3, 4, Debate and Ex- temporaneous Speaking 4, Chemistry Clu 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 4, C. S. F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Democratic Chairman in Presidential Campaign 4, Annual 3, Bus. Manager 4, Boy's Federation Founders Delegate 3, Committee Chairman 4, Assembly Planning Com. 4, Foothill Echoes 1, 2, 3, Editor 4, Ass't Editor Handbook 3, G. G. G. Board 4, Tennis Club 3. Goal: Knowledge of all I tell you--they need more men like me. MORISHITA, NUBIKO Baseball 2, Tennis 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, Exposi- tion Prevue 2. Goal: Beauty Parlor Expert Those who know her like her. ' C. S. F. life member. Forty-four MUKAI, GEORGE Class Treas. 4, Boy's Federation Chm. 4, C. S. F. 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Foothill Echoes Art Editor 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Second Place Winner, State Decla- mation Contest 4, G. G. G. Board 4. Goal: Commercial Artist A man of many talents. NOTESTINE, BETTY G. L. Decorations Committee Chm. 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Basketball 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Hi-Jinx 3, Christ- mas Pageant 2, G. R. 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Play Day 2, 3, Volleyball 33 Sacred Concert 3, 4. Goal: Nursing Tennir ir my rpecialty. ODENTI-IAL. EDWARD Transferred from Hoover Senior. Goal: State College A picture of romporure. High as OFEORD. FAITH MAY Drill Team 2. 3: Glee Club 4, Hi- jinx 2, Speech Club 1. Goal: Business College Sincere in undertaking OFFORD, RAY Boy's Federation Treas. 4, Speech Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Tennis 3. 4, Bookkeeping Contest 3. Goal: To haunt Mr. Manning It'.r nice to he short if you can't he tall. ORNE. ROY Honor Roll 3, Spanish Club, Biology Club 3, 4, Radio Club 4, Tennis 3, Captain 4. Hole in my racket! PARKS. JIM Speech Club 2, Basketball 3, Baseball Mgr. 3, Christmas Pageant 3, Tryst- ing Place 3, Stage Crew 3. Goal: Dental technician Here, do it thir way! PATTEN, DOROTHY Speech Club 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, Exposition Prevue 2, Mountain Wedding 4. Goal: june Bride Am I chagrined. PERSONS, OSCAR Football 3, 4, Sacred Concert 5, 4, Christmas Pageant 2, 3. Goal: Rubber plantation How ahout rome football? PETTINGILL, FRANCES Freshman Edition Foothill Echoes , Sunbath 4, Hi-Jinx 4, Freshman Welcome 3. Oh, ir that Jo? PHILLIPS, ADRIAN Speech Club 4, Football 4, Moun- tain Wedding 4. Goal: A good job Oh, how I love to argue! POUTOUS, EMILY Spanish Club 3, Volleyball 3, Track 1. You can't excite me. REMICK, FRANK Sacred Concert 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, Christmas Pageant 3. I have a great time! RENNICK, FORREST Spanish Club 3, Speech Club 2, Chemistry Club 2, Baseball Mgr. 1. Goal: State and Berkeley Can't tell me anything. RICHARDS, WINONA G. L. President 4, Treas. 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Debate and Extempor- aneous Speech 4, N. F. L. 4, Foot- hill Echoes 4, Annual 4, Speech Club 2, 4, Treas. 3, Biology Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 1,2, Treas. 3,4, G.R. 3, 4, job' Daughters 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Girl's Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, Exposition Prevue 2, Farewell Cruel World 4, Oratory 3, Story Telling Contest 2, G. G. G. Board 4, Ticket Supervisor 4, Sacred Concert 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Christmas Pageant 3. Goal: Music at college. Couen the earth with gladnerr. ROBESON, BETTY LYNN Latin Club 2, Biology Club 4, Volley- ball 1, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, Christmas Pag- eant 3, Exposition Prevue 2, Spring Festival 3, Goal: Surgeon Editor.: faicinate me. ROGERS, MARION Vice-Pres. G. L. 4, C. S. F. 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Foothill Echoes 2, 4, Annual 4, Speech Club 1, 2, 3, Bio- logy Club 3, Pres. 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Girl Scouts 4, Basketball 3, Volley- ball 3, Track 1, Drill Team 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, Christmas Pageant 1, Hi-Jinx 2, 3, G. G. G. Board 4. Goal: State College Oh! I don't know how! SAVAGE, KAY Spanish Club 3, F. F. A. 2, 3, Treas. 4, judging Team. Goal: Agricultural College. Can't pfove it hy me! SETTLE, EUGENE F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 3, 4, Pres. 2. Goal: Navy Time to Jtudy when you ran't ffld any- thing elre to do. SHERMAN, ALICE G.A.A. 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Drill Team 3, 4. Goal: Secret Service Agent Action ir my motto. SILVERNAIL, CHESTER Transferred from Hoover High as Senior. Goal: State College. SPARKS, MARION fMid-Yearj Worth her weight in gold. STEWART, THOMAS Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Basketball 3. I've started up the ladder zo rurrerr. SWOBODA, LEON Commissioner of Finance 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Tennis 3, Treas. 45 Track 2, 35 Sacred Concert 45 Bookkeeping Con- test 35 G. G. G. Board 45 Judging Team 2. Goal: Aeronautical mechanics He doer hir :hare of work and har fun berider. TAKASAKI, ASAYE A. S. B. Bookkeeper 45 G. L. Com- mittee Chm. 45 Biology Club 3, Sec. 45 Basektball 25 Baseball 25 Volley- ball 3, 45 Drill Team 3. 45 G. G. G. Board 45 G.A.A. 45 Exposition Pre- vue 2. Goal: Interpreter Keeps her runny .ride up. TIPSWORD, VIRGINIA Class Sec'y 35 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 35 Chorus 15 Honor Roll 25 G. R. 45 Job's Daughters 2, 3, 45 Spring Con- cert 1 5 Exposition Prevue 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Lalf That Off 35 Quote and Unquote Director 4. Try thi: on your piano. TREGANZA, ADALAIDA G. L. Sec. 45 Speech Club 2, 35 G. R. 3, 45 G. G. G. Board 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 35 Sacred Concert 3, 45 Hi-Jinx 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Pag- eant 1, 2, 35 Spring Festival 3. Goal: Music commentator She'r a lrue G. G. G. Board rnernher. TRETHEWAY, MARGARET Transferred from Washington High, Los Angeles. Foothill Echoes 3, 45 G. A. A. 3, 45 G. R. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Sacred Concert 3, 45 Spring Concert 35 Hi-Jinx 35 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Girl's Trio 35 Flora Dora Dance 33 Annual 45 Glee Club 3. Goal: Music study The nightingale'J rival. WARREN, LOIS Transferred from St. Petersburg, Fla. Goal: Home in the east Farnour people have unohirufine begin- nmgr. WIGHT, WALLACE Biology 3, Recorder 45 Chemistry Club 45 Radio Club 4. Goal: State College When Edison gefr through, I'll :tart rn. WILKINSON, FLORENCE Speech Club 15 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Hockey 15 Exposition Prevue 2. Goal: Bookkeeper Let me do it. WILLIAMSON, SHIRLEY fMid-Year, Shorthand Contest 3. A mild temper ir a pricelerr treasure. WOODWORTH, GORDON Why work when play ir earier? WRIGHT, RENA Speech Club 15 G. R. 15 Volleyball 3, Capt. 45 Track 15 Drill Team 2, 45 G. A. A. 4: Sacred Concert 4. Goal: Enjoy life! YALE, DEAN fMid-Yearj Transferred from Hoover. Football 4. Goal: Sis. YOUNG, LEROY YOUNGBERG, CLIFFORD Worry doe.rn'1 bother me. Alvarez, Robert Armstrong, Virginia Bashore, Rita Betts, Betty Bierbauer, Sam Birch, Robert Bishop, Bettie Bogue, Eileen Blair, Sazette Brink, Dorothy Brooks, Betty Bye, Lily Byrnes, Francis Calhoun, Alberta Carver, Arthur Chamberlain, Reid Chiville, Jeanne Clark, Nettie Comfort, Ruth Conant, Jean Cooley, Vernon Coolidge, Jane Coughlin, Frances Couts, Richard Cradit, Laura Cullen, Sylvia Dranga, Mary ass ists JUNIOR As Durham, Mildred Eastman, Florence Emery, Margaret Emery, Mirian Fansher, Hattie Fieger, Lucille Fite, Earl Flinn, Marjorie Floto, James Francis, John French, George Ganderup, Mart Gasser, Minnie Getz, Wanda Gough, Elsie Gould, Evelyn Grable, Lomel Grau, Richard Griffiths, Wilma Hall, Alice Harrison, Virginia Harkleroad, Paul Havens, Barbara Havens, Edward Hayes, Mary Haynes, Frances Head, Dorothy Hostetler, Kenneth Howard, Victor Hubbard, Druis Hubbard, Marjorie Huffman, Orville Hummel, Annabelle Inman, Douglas Irwin, Russell Jackson, Jackie James, Thomas Jamison, Nellie Johnson, Emily Johnson, Howard Julien, David Julien, Marion Keiber, Lucile Kerns, Violet Kida, Tom Killeen, John Killman, Dorothy King, Bill Kregear, Lucille Lacey, Lee Lakin, La Verne La Madrid, Caroline Larabee, John Lawson, Margaret Lee, Betty Lewis, Zandra Lowe, Barbara Lyall, Jean McAfee, Jacqueline McCarthy, Gertrude McCarthy, Margaret McCray, Lenore McDonald, Hilma Maxwell, Ruth Meinke, Frances Merrill, Rose Meza, Lucille Miller, Vera Murphy, Fred Nelson, Richard Notestine, Lois Nye, Alice Nye, Julia O'Grady, Roberta Oyos, Virgil Packard, Lee Park, Judy Parker, Marguerite Phillips, Jane Polak, James Preston, Gail Forty-five Forty-six Prindle, Myrtle Rafferty, Joe Rainwater, Geraldine Roberts, Dorothy Roberts, Robert Robinson, Virginia Rooklidge, Larry Russell, Irene Ruth, Le Roy Salerno, Harry Salle, Bill Saul, Florence Schroeder, Richard Alspaugh, Marcelle Anderson, Arnold Arnold, Grace Barcello, Fred Barker, Leland Beck, Carl Blevins, Quentin Blossom, Herbert Brunner, Frank Clark, Stanley Cloud, Mildred Colby, Dorothy Crover, Bill Dawson, Wallace Dixon, Keith Donahue, Ruth Donahue, Virginia Eaton, George Agen, Geraldine Allen, Louise Allen, Marie Alspaugh, Michel Andrews, Jack Ashman, Sarah Bacon, John Beckwith, Howard Bell, Thomas Bennett, John Betcher, Charles Bohl, Lewis Bowls, Gertrude Bowls, Mamie Boys, Geraldine Braithwait, Robert Bryan, Barbara Bryant, Wayne Byrnes, Mary Ann Carnett, William Chandler, Virginia Cass, Jeanne Casstevens, Patricia Clevenger, Donald Cody, Dorothy Conn, Donald Cook, Lucille Cook, Nadine Schwailm, Margaret Sears, Aubrey Sheppard, Roger Sigler, Opal Slinker, Helen Smith, Roscoe Smith, Wilfred Smith, Winifred Sommerville, Woodrow Steagall, Donald Stewart, Vaughn Stitt, Maxine JUNIOR Bs Emberly, Rose Fortner, Elsie Foster, Charles Ganderup, Anne Gill, George Goode, Claire Gordon, Robert Hamlin, Vaunder Handley, William Hayes, John Hazlewood, Margaret Hodge, Bill Hoover, Bernice Huddleston, Margaret Hurley, James Jenkins, 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