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

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BILL WOOLD RIDGE W .er sk 4 .- ill X X mf fff:fWw ,far f 5 y L L f Af s ifriiiillllllllljyip,-4 l I ' ' V Azria 4 X 11.1 L Vieira, fif!ll111zr1ll31ii,,3:e',:,+ lo 7a 'f A :4,A r r fails r 'A-A g. L3 ,gf is X We X ':VV,V L , , V Z 6 0 1 I 6 -ts .wawmsrrsetsssafk Ngo 4? 24 ,, xm... r.,s..rw7asau1 Enthusiastic about mechanics . . . sings in Red-Robed Choir . . . participated in Christmas Pageant and Spring Concert . . . will probably talce up some line ot mechanics. n ALMA YAPLE Happy helper in cafeteria . . . easy going . . . parades in Drill Team . . . swift and rapid on Senior Speedball Team . . . studying to be business secre- tary. 1i We 14 The Senior Class of '41 wishes to thank: the Lion Clothing Co. for their cooperation in filling our senior sweater orders . . . Cap :Iliff G0-zwz Company of Ameriaz from whom we obtained our caps and gowns. . . Bllfdll-'illii Sfzrrfior where our senior pictures were taken . . . Neyezz- ercb PI'ilII'C'I'.f., Inc. and the Metropolitan Eng1'averJ for their work on our annual . . . the Photography Clary for their valuable Contribution. . . The Erzgmzfers' Corporation who engraved our announcements and cards . . . Dunk- worih jeu,.'eZer.r who supplied our junior rings last year . . . the junior C'la5.r for honoring us with a Prom and a Guard of Honor at Graduation . . . Mr. Harold Hzzgher and Min Eleqvgr Nzzmfar who have so ably advised our class. Q,aNWl3' INIORE PERSONALITIES The other women. The chaste and chased Jed Lunn and Mrs. THE SENIOR PLAY and her manly-bosomed hero. Hewlitt-a strange pair.

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NORMA SWORDS ROY WILLIAMS Home Economics star . . . en- tertaining conversationalist . . . taking a commercial major in order to become a stenogra- pher. BILL WHITE To be or not to be . . . but tor Bill it is definitely to be an actor . . . has shown his talents in the A. S. B. Play . . . and as the villian ot the Sr. Play . . . also enjoys paint- ing. CLARA TODD La Gioconda smile . . . Madonna ot the Christmas Pageant . . . steady stepper on the drill team every year . . . trosh entry in the Ink Tourna- ment . . . reporter tor Home- making Club. BILL WALKER B ETTY Brilliant leader in heated civics discussions . . . and that is nc small teatl . . . one of the very few good physics stu- dents in school . . . Goal: to be a radio operator. VOGT Transferred from Sweetwater High, '40 . . . energy plus.. . athletically inclined . . . mem- ber ot Girl Reserves . . . highly enthusiastic a b o u t dramatics. RUTH Since a soph. has been on the C. S. F .... a real manager . . . freshman Annual room manager . . . Christmas Giv- ing manager both junior and senior years . . . a true scholar. TRIMBLE Loves art works . . . clever artist . . . wondertul at design . . . art editor ot 'EI Recuer- do . . . Sr. Picture Committee . . . member ot Girl Reserves . . . Ambition: an art career. SHIRLEY WALKER Music shark .. . active in Christmas Pagcants, Spring Concerts, All-County Orches- tra Festivals. Schubert Club, and Biology Club . . . Has thoughts of being a home demonstration agent. WILMA WICKER Writer ot superior quality . . . quick-witted . . . speech star in extemp. . .enters all speech contests . . . Speech Club . . . Biology Club . . . excellent dress regulation chairman. ROBERT WALTER JEANNETTE WEST Something unusual . . . nat- urally curly hair . . . something else unusual . . . adores chem- istry . . . a skilled swimmer. . . came from Hoover at the bc- ginning ot this year. DOROTHY WILSON Skilltul worker at art . . . spe- cializes in costume design . . . Girls' Glee Club . . . White- Robed Choir . . . Sacred Con- cert . . . plans to be a beauty operator. HAZEL WOOD Spirit ot '76 . . . Beg pardon . . . Spirit ot '4l . . . That'S Halel . . . drummer in Sr. Band . . . transferred trom West Seattle High as junior. Tall . . .dark . . . and an all- around athlete . . . especially good track man . . . wears a two-stripe letterman's sweater . . . Ambition: to attend col- lege. WILLIAM WILKINSON JACK Studying farming scientitically . . . F. F. A .... dairy iudging team . . . hobby ot landscape gardening . . . likes roller skat- ing and milk. WILSON Ice skates and plays hockey like a professional . . . captain ot Grossmont's hockey team . . . sports tan . . . quiet and likable . . . represented Gross- mont in N. F. L. Student Con- gress. DONALD WOOD Quiet . . . plays a smooth guitar . . . music maker tor Christmas Pageant . . . likes to work with cars . . . plans on Army Air Corps.

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' 14 ' '42 W'elI knozwz Ofifffj' of the junior Clam are, Miss Virginia Sullivan, :1d1fi.rer,' Millie Foster, rice pre.ridef1t.' Mr. john Crippen, ndr,'i.ter,' and Put Wriglmt, h'ea.r1n'er. Curly Francis is their president. Upperclassmen at last! ..... Outstanding social event was the junior- Senior Prom May 16 . . . at the Collegiate Clubi' in Balboa Park .... . Soft lights and music formed a' perfect background for the multi-colored rainbow made by the formals of the girls ..... To raise money for the prom . . . the annual junior skating party was held at Mission Beach. During the year juniors proudly sported their rings . . . labored diligently over U. S. History . . , their one must requirement . . . and . . . as their final act before stepping up to take the seniors' places . . . carried the Daisy Chain to serve as guard of honor at graduation. They were ably advised during the year by Miss Virginia Sullivan and John H. Crippen. 1. They planned the prom. 2. junior rings arrive. 3. At the prom. ,Y . lefl lo right-Barbara Coughlin, .rect-elmyg