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 - Class of 1947

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X- X X 4 fmxf- X LX X X 1, ...W X , +1 .X MX X X A - Xwfw' - XX . ,f ,.z4Xs-A w- LX- f.v ,X - f.-X1 fs, sf. ff ff' aw . 2 J f 'A , 'X - 27' '-A, 1 -w v' W , IX, .Ak X Qfki ,5Q.fy5+'i xi, W . K V 4 , 'A k f . X v F - --'yswisxxx 'X fx aqifika M RAQTL' fi 3' A Q' 'I Q k xf'i'.. l- ' fs 'Y wL,m:.Kg X -xi' ' ' ,H . x' ,QX --XO.XrGmsX, NX' 'f f, ff, ' ,X W . X , , Xm Mx? 'gh 2 v i-7jv:e ' 5 .f if -4.1 f , . ae gd 0,9 telfeflri !Q t',5l.lA'lIf of Mia Zglllfll The presidenl ol lhe hoard ol lruslees, Bishop Slevens received his Bachelor ol Ails degree in l904 and his Doclor ol Divinily degree al Bales College in l922. During lhe inlerveninq years, he allended Columbia Universily, lhe Episcopal Theology School, lhe Universily ol Soulhern California, and finally won his Doclor ol Philosophy degree lrorn New Yorlc Universily in l9l6. He became a priesl in l9l l, and he was lhe curale oi l-loly lrinily Church in New York, reclor ol several olher churches in lhe Easl and ol one in San Anlonio. Texas. Bishop Slevens was consecraled Bishop Coadiulor ol Los Angeles in l'?7O, where he served iinlil he succeeded as Bishop ol lhe Diocese in IQQB. ga 0,9 gooclen cAA'll6LIIlI.5,I'l' Born in Bollon. England, Bishop Roperl B. Gooden came fo America in l888. ln IQOZ he received his BA, from Trinify College, Connecliculg soon 'rhis was followed by polh MA. and DD, degrees. Having a++ended lhe Berkeley Divinily School in California, Bishop Gooden was ordained deacon in IQO4, and a year laler he camo info +he priesfhood. Before he ioined Harvard as headmasler in I9l2, he was lhe recfor of churches in Venfura, Escondido, Long Beach, and Fallbroolc. Elecled Suhlragan Bishop ol Los Angeles in l93O, he loday holds ihai posiiion, as well as secreiary ol fho Slanding Commiliee and examining chaplain ol lhe diocese. Bishop Gooden plans lo retire from aclive work in lhe diocese on July l ol lhis year, and will de-vole mos? ol his lime lo Harvard School, He is a momloer ol lho Phi Bela Kappa Sociely, and is oxfremely inferesfed in music. ,, . ,,,,, x sag X -. M-NJ 1- . cr as W. .Nami fan , .L mrfa fc ,ALM adn 115 fer Almosl invariably, +he lirsf queslion an alumnus will aslc a Harvard Sludenl is, How is Mr. Hamillonff' If a graduale remem- bers nolhinq else aboul Harvard, he will remember Kinfer Hamillon, or K.l-l. as he is lamiliarly called. Ever since l902, when he ioined Mr, Emery's old Harvard School as an inslruclor in Economics and Hislory, he has been oulslandinq in lhe life of Harvard School. Though his lille is 'rhal ol Associafe Headmasler, +his posilion has lorlunalely noi limiled lhe crealive and direclive hand of Mr. Hamil- 'ron whose wisdom and guidance are evidenf in praclically every phase of Harvard School lile. Mr. Hamillon is an avid sporlman and has been a leading ohficial in Soufhern California afhlelic acfiviliesi mosl nolable in This field was his duly as chief clerlc in lhe I932 Olympics. lnlensely inferesfed in school afhlefics, Mr. Hamil+on's invaluable advice and guidance have given Harvard many winning leams. I'. gflflleff fggzkfrar Qne of ihe busiesl men a+ Harvard is Mr. Barnes. In addilion fo his dulies as Regisfrar, he is professor of mafhemafics, and direcfs +he playing of The club games. Mr. Barnes ioined 'rhe Harvard lac- ulry in IQO8 aller his gradualion from Harvard Universily. During his career wirh +his inslilufion, Mr. Barnes has also laugh? French, buf his numerous olher dulies have forced him fo abandon fhe inslruclion ol lhis subiecf. He is recognized by many as lhe basl Teacher of malhemalics on lhe Pacific Coasl. A familiar figure around ihe campus, Mr. Barnes has inlroduced various reforms and is ellen seen ollicialing al various alhlelic evenls. i 5 Zgwf giu'rA1r1 -ZQIIHJ l902 Illinois Principal, Grammar School mwwmm I92I l.alayeHe-A.B.- English myiwmmw ,,,,, l925 Darlmouflw College-A.B.- Languages laaseball Coaclil Jac -Mr!.,U zany! I933 U.S.C. Band and Orcheslra 4-bf. C011 l'll K! UAW!! As I920 Gymnas+ics 1 4,Y ,, sa .lbll ,SMUPIIIAHI .Zxmln fy azuzfnif Dr, Sherman was born June I3, I89O in Seymour, Wisconsin, He Came ro Harvard in IQI8, and nas been an inbfmcfor of Engiish, Econarnics, and Busi' ness Law He qained an MJX, in V933 in educarion while Carrvinq on regular Curricular acriviries ai Harvard and received his Ed. D. af U.C.L.A. in I945. HQ wau Qlevafed lasr year fo Dean oi inc racuifyl fha posiiion he now: midi. llfiAf!f'i4n1 fgiffnnli 7KffAuf11'f'fi,AAu,A1z1 yfjgzfur a l929 1933 Syracuse-A.B.- U,C,L,A,.-B,E,.. Drawing French and Spanish Whi+e Club Leader P Arm ,r,, f flf !i5in'1' nw l938 U.C.L.A.-A,B.- Hisfory 2 if as f . 'livin' V Y-Mx A an dy.-f fn J Q W M!!! .,,, C , ,,,f,,. LjWM4ff,,,,1 Q U5 7! MH, fjl If I940 94 l942 Chapman College A B Sfanford San Dnego Slale B A Grammar Sclence and Mafhemahcs Mafhemahcs and Hlsfory Baslrelball Coach Tennis Coach Faculfy Advisor +o Sludenf Red Leader Sophomore Class Advuser Cabinet Freshman Class Adv Facully Advrsor to Camera IZ! W! A! IW!! 943 Penn Teachers College Physics and Chemusfry Senior Class Adviser Green Club Leader B ZW WC Af, 944 Unlverslfy of Munn BA Unrversufy of Chucago M A Mafhemahcs Blue Club Leader Jumor Class Advnser Club Nunn l 7 4 rufw 4942 Umversuly of Munn B Chaplann of Harvard School l . . :il , , R .W ,M f y-vox-7 fad 513 . , gil, L ' f ' . ' . JWW X ff K4 jr. zmr, , nm ff' . X. 1 f 111' 1'., . . .X. , nf 1' l ll'l1 nm fl L . I l 1 rf , f f 1 2 lf X , C2 l'. .- . 1' M' r. . f. - ufm , 14' ' wfnz , mfr 'rw . . I l my ,qrfmr gillllllltlll I944 Pomona-B.A.- Columbia-M.A.- Typing i,,,,. 41,1 fl M514 fegf, I946 Washingfon S+afe-B.S.- Sfanford 8: U.S.C.-M,S.- Track Coach Direcfor of P.E. English Wu. Mm, L3-MMM! I938 Organ and Piano 77x35 ..KlfAt'l'l.l'Il' I 944 U.C.L.A.-B.A.- Librarian SW! YM., 52,-,.f, mi. ,Q 3 mm, I94I l93I Secretary Bursar Was. Wmu' ?mll'gj'l'yUI' YWBJ MYPIAII .MlltgVIl, xjfafk j'l'tA'l.dAL.1 1 1 I 943 l942 I 946 Housemo+her Residenf Nurse Assisianf Bookkeeper :Y ,kk ff , ,nf . x Vi Xa-N 'Q-Q.. M... -. 1 'Ng Na... . 'W' x CAa,0fW LUO 1-qpggnnnnuulllnullll-'.uuE. JM ,S J .Sei P y E K I 'S . A NNW Q Q. .X X 1- Nag X5 sn R .N-5 xvmx 43.8 X if pa , f Y ,Nw f f X I X Y Wxu, 4 X S . em' X ,Mg ? x fs f-'S-7 Q is +332 V 5 'fb - w as Q iw- if w fins... . .2 A in Nl' niom ln Seplember ol l94O llnirleen scared lillle boys in baggy new unilorms mel al Harvard lor llie lirsl lime. llwese boys lormed llie nucleus ol wlial is loday our Senior class---llie class ol l47. The class liaw grown since llwen in number. We, ils members, llave also grown, in size, inlellecl, and sell conli dence, We liave been well lrained in varying lieldsf we lnave worked liard in llie classrooms, on llwe drill lield and in llwe gym. We nave labored lor sell improvemenl and lor G beller Harvard. Some ol us lmve dis'ringui:,l'1ed ourselves in allfilelics, someinsludiesand olliersin lvlililary. Today we lorm a proud classfa class ol lorly-live young men going lorllw lo live in a peaceful world. Qur sclwool lies done everyllwing possible lo lrain us lor lliis new lile: we are prepared and llmnlmlul. m'11.i1'cL'l1 f CQHVUAX lik .xv- cl .Vg 1:,: ln Mcwlm MENU We dass of X47 Hex n fair Lmdcrsfarwdinq, and splrifod ad- vlwr. Through Mis man We seniors have bcnofifcd imrmtasurably. He has guided the dass Hwrouqlw many furbufemf moe?- Emqs and helped Hs members present mvornl A.pvcfacL1Nar class dances. Many Hwanksf WL. W! C7 J! , 11.5.5 - A 1 l'1,5l'l' 1 M. fy - f a'1'.illA'l!f ZD?'tII'lX56'!j 2 XSUKVIY 3 Nil 'fllflf X l'1'rl,5l!I'l'l 1 X0 I IIHJ ff W X! - was f-lf U4 1 ix in-.ul QDAUPII cliff' Zuallflfdy Enlered '44, Green Caplain ol Green Club, Isl Place Company Manual ol Arms '46, 3rd place Clwalley Invilalional sliol pul '46, Good Conducl '46, Cpl. '44, Sgl. '45, Isl Sgl. '46, Lieul. '46, Isl Lieul. '47, Capl. '47, Sludenl Cablrlel '46, '47, I-I Club '46, '47, Caplain '47, Varsily Baslcelball '45, '46, '47, Varsily Foolball '46, Varsily Traclc '45, '46, '47, Caplain 47, Floor Officer Ribbon 47, Vice Presidenl Junior Class '46, Senior Class '47, Irilon Club '46, Forum Club. I, Roberl Beardsley, will my I6 pound slwol 'ro Newlon, if lie can Iind il. To any lool who wanls lo learn a lesson, I leave my abilily lo dilcli oul and gel cauglil. 3, .!y!A8l'f ,!4I'l'L0!l! glllllg P. Enlered '45, Green P.F.C. '45, Corp. '46, Sgr '46, Good Conducl '46, Besl Plaloon '46, Ivlarlcsman Medal '47, Forensic Sociely. I, Arnold Binney, will my wonderful spealcing abilily To any Junior who can use il, and will need if in Senior English. OWLHJ' gg-URI!! yr. Enlered '42, Green, Jr. P.F.C. '43, Jr. Cpl. '43, P.F.C. '44, Cpl. '44, 5fSg+. '45, TfSg+. '46, 2nd Lieui. '46, Isl Lieuf. '47, Capl. lfxdiulanlrl '47, B Foolball H '46, Good Conducl '44, '45' Commandanhs Malch Third Place '43, Bugler '43, '44, '45, '46, Forensic Sociely. l, Omar Boyd, will my lcnaclc of causing Dr. Jacobs undue headaches io Riche: and my pile of slrenglh reporfs and orders io fhe nexl adiuianl. ibereL Ciudfid MA Enlered '43, Red Cpl. '44, 5g+. '45, 5f5g+. '45. 2nd Lieul. '47, Isl. Lieul. '47, Good Conducl '44, '45, '46, '47, 3rd place B Company Manual of Arms '45, Honor Sociely '44, '45, '46, '47, Vice Pres. '46, Basker- ball lHl '46, '47, All League '46, Baseball lHl '46, '47. Tennis '46, '47, B Fooiball '44, H Club '47, Orcheslra '44, '45, '46, Board of Officers, Valedic- forian, Cum Laude Nafional Honor Sociely, Forensic Socieiy. I, Derelc Bolc, will my sell assured afiilude fo Diclc Gram, iusl in case he doesn'+ have enough To carry him lhrouqh his Senior year. K4IA1'I 1' ,MAI CI' CiIAlfH ll, fl . Enferod '43, Green Pic. '44, Cpl. '45, Sql. '46, Band '43, Qrclweslra '43, '44, Good Conducl '44, '45, '46, Besl Plaloon '45, Rifle Team '47, 5l1arpslioo+er'47, 2nd Year lvlalclw Medal '45, Tennis '47, Senlinel Annual Pholoqraplwer '47, Forensic Sociely. l do lwereby will my abilily lo lnavo a diilorenl liair cul ovory monlli To any Junior wlio has lwair and wanls il. dLLl,IIl !!0 CT'fllll'1l'! Jr. Enlered '42, Blue Pfc. '44, Cpl. '45, Sql, '46, T73 '47, Tecl1.f5q+. '47, Band '44, '45, '46, '47, Drum Maior '47, Grammar School Traclc Medals, 2nd Year Rifle March Medal, B Traclc ll-ll '43, '44, B Foolbail, fl-ll '44, '45, Foofball llnll '46, Traclc ll-ll '47, Barbell Club '45, l-l Club '46, '47, Forensic 5ocie+y. l, Eduardo Ciannelll, leave my brufenoss lo Jack Barnes, and +o LaTourreHe I leave my second period gym class. f Xmf 01' 4101111111 W J ff Enlored '43, Red, Jr. Col, '44, PIC, '45, Corp. '45 Good Conducl '44, '45, Besl Plafoon '45, Senllnel Annual Plwoloqraplwer '45, Forensic Socicly, Senlincl Debale. I, Rox Coleman, do Iwcreby will and bequoalh rho Ioaderslwip of Liberal aclivilics al Harvard Sclwool Io Jay Inwood. X J 2 XJIAFPI Qu .ffflll C lIU!1l'l' K Enlered '45, Green, PIQ, '45, Corp, '47, I 4 '47, Ban '45, '46, '47, RIIIC Ioanw '47, 5l1arp5l1ooIor '47, 2nd Year Ivlalclw '47, Forensic Socloly, 5 ,,,, , I 5 W I, Robcrl Cooper, Ieavo my rnany cnorislwcd memorio willwin Ilwo Ixallowed Iwalls of I-Iarvard. rn 011 ff Q-li11'gA C105 gif Enlered '43, Red, Jr. Plc. '43, P.F.C. '44, Corp. '45, 5f5gl. '45, 2nd Lieul, '46, Good Conducl '44, '45, '46, Caper's Medal '44, Bishop Johnson Award '44, Trilon Club '46, Sludenl Cabinel Clerlc '47, Forum Club. l, Diclc Crosby, being ol unhinged mind, do, wilh greal Thanksgiving, leave lhe iirsl plaloon of Company D lo Dana Gaflin, who has greal prospecls ol surviving lhe coming year wilhoul becoming a Candidale lo Norwalk Sfafe l-lospilal. .Bean Cjluffhzfkf 351164 Enlered '44, Green, PFC. '45, Cpl. '46, Sgf. '47, B Foolball '45, B Baskelball llell '46, Baseball ll-ll '45, '46, '47, Baslcelball llell '47, H Club '47, Be-sf Plaloon '45, lvlarlcsman '47, Good Conducl '45, Tenlh Grade Scholarship Medal '45, Honor Sociely '45, '46, '47, Forum Club, Cum Laude Nalional l-lonor Sociely. l, Dean Daily, alias 5mily, do hereby will my niclc- name lo fhe Junior Class as a whole llhey'll need ill. Also To Mac go all my precious new balls, bals, gloves, and whal have you, ggorgv fglzwzi 631471111 Enlered '45, Green, P.l5.C. '45, Cpl. '46, Good Con- ducf '46, '47, 3rd place Gordon Crary Malch, '47, B Baslcelball '46, Varsily Tennis, '46, '47, l-l Club, Forensic Sociely. l, George Dunn, being of unsound mind, along wilh Richard Flamson, do hereby will our wise cracks, and guips on lhe Tennis courls To Trofli, and Mackey. JIAH jfdell .EEOIYIIQKK ll l Enfered '45, P.l:.C. '46, Cpl. '47, B Foolball ll-ll '46. Co-caplain '46, Good Conducl '46, Forensic Sociely. l. Jaclr Donnell, being of sound mind and no body, will my parlcing place al The gym lo anyone who is careless enough fo gel caughl. K3'l'AlIl'l!JI,5l'l'1A CUZIIHJOII Enlered '42, Green Jr. P,F.C, '42, Jr. Cpl. '42, P.F.C. '44, Sgl. '45, 5f5g+. '46, Isl Lieul. '46, Capf. '47, Major '47, Lieuf. Col. '47, Ballalion Commander, Color Guard '46, B. Co. Manual of Arms '46, Ballalion Manual ol Arms '46, Good Conducl '42, '43, '44, Besl Plafoon '42, '44, '46, Floor Officer Ribbon '45, '46, B Baslcelball ll-ll '44, Varsily Baslcelball '45, Varsily Tennis ll-ll '46, '47, Co-Caplain Tennis Team '47, Pres. Freshman Class, l-l Club '47, Forensic Sociely, Clwoir '45, '46, '47. I, being ol insane mind and feeble body will my Harvard exploils lo anyone in a liglwl squeeze. Zuni urzfi illflcf yr. Enlered '45, While, Club Leader 47, PPC. '45, Cpl. '45, Sgf. '46, 2nd Lieul. '47, ls? Lieul. '47, Rifle Team '46, '47, Good Conducl '45, '46, '47, Experl Rilleman '46, Marlcsman '47, Floor G1ClicerRibbon'46, '47, Board of Proceedings, '47, l-lonor Sociely '45, '46, '47, Pres. '47, Senior Class Treas. '47, Senfinel Annual Slalf '47, Choir '45, '46, '47, Sec, '47, Trilon Club '46, Servers Guild '47, Barbell Club '46, Forum Club, Cum Laude Nalional l-loner Sociely, Foofball '46, Traclc '46, '47. l-laving no mind, and being a lilfle doubllul aboul my body, I lme llwal isl l:arb do hereby begueafli my Sfudenl Cabinel lo any demenfed moron planning +0 engage in llie second-band boolc business ' f 7 7 I CfAlIl'1'.l C I'lH1l'l.5 C 0I Il'.5 l'. Enlered '44, Red, Good Conducl '45, P.F.C. '45, Cpl. '46, Sql. '47, Forum Club, B Foolball '44, Varsily Foolball '45, '46, Swimmlnq '46, 3rd place Prep League IOO yd. Free Slyle '46, H Club '47. l, Clwuclc Forbes, leave my abllily lo gel info lrouble lo llwe sclwool so llwal llwey may deslroy il in any way possible. ' .47 f f Y QUOPQII l'llll1l lI'2 - I'I'l.fl' Enlered '44, Green, P.F.C. '45, Col, '45, 5f5ql. '46, B Foolball '44, B Baslcelball '45, Varsily Foolball llell '46, '47, Capl. '47, Baseball ll-ll '46, '47, l-l Club, Forum Club, lrllon Club '46. l, George Friesc, will my milllary alllludo lol4arbaCl'1. fl' ' 52 , 0141.5 UF. 1' ffl!!! Eniered '43, Whiie Jr. PFC. '43, PFC. '44, Cpl, '45, 5q+. '46, Good Conducf '45, '46, Band '45, '46, '47, Orchesfra '45, '46, Tennis '47, Rifie Marlcsman '47, Forensic 5ocie+y. I do hereby bequeafh my abilify fo exagqeraie siiglnily fo anyone who can find use for if. ay gum g1'l'l'I Enfered '44, Red, PFC. '46, Cpl. '46, Good Conducf '45, '46, Besi Pia+oon '45, Forensic Socieiy. I hereby leave my abilify To do clnernisfry To any- one wislninq if, aw, g2s,f7,,,,r,,m, ,W Enlered '4l, While Jr. PFC. '44, Jr. Cpl. '44. P.F.C. '45, Cpl. '46, 5,f5gl. '47, Pvt '47, Cpl. '47. Grammar Sclwool Track Medals, B Baskelball '46, B Baseball '44, B lioolball lHl '45, Varsily Basker- ball ll-ll '47, Varsily Foolball lHl '47, Baseball ll-ll '46, '47, Caplain '47, Good Conducl '45, l-l Club '47, Trilon Club '46, Clwolr, 5orver, RiTle lvlarksmanslwip Medal '47, Forum Club. l, Clwarlos l-lufl, belng of sound body and a somewlwaf doubllul mind, leave my sfupid remarks 'ro Bell, my mililary rank also lo Bell along wlllw my abillfy 'ro gel along willw Mr. lVlcCleery. ln lac? l leave everyflwlng and anylhing flwal will help lwim al Ojai, 726011 Zinn: ginrs Enlered '4I, Red, Jr. PFC. '42, Jr, Cpl. '43, P.F.C. '45, Cpl. '46, 5g'r, '46, Varsily Foolball ll-ll '46, Varsily Track '46, '47, H Club '46, '47, B Track ll-ll '45. Good Conducl '42, '43, '44, Barbell Club '45, Forensic Sociely. l, Nelson Gross, leave my love for a milllary llle lo anyone who needs il. g'l lllIl lf0 l0l I 1'. !Q'.5!l ly'I0 Enlered' 46, While lVv'l, BBC. '47. l, Senor Bernado Laiorre, will my knowledge ol Spanish fo Mickey Lima, wlio seems lo have lrouble willi language. !Q1A11rf fmfifhfnz flirlfyfffiy '12 Enlered '44, Red, PPC. '45, Cpl, '46, Sgl. '46, 5,f'5gf. '47, Manual ol Arms Company B 3rd place' 45, Good Conducl '45, '47, Besl Plaloon '46, lvlarksman '47, B Foolpall '45, '46, B Baskelpall lHl '46, '47, B Track llmll '46, Glee Club '47, Forensic Sociely. l, Roberl William Langley lllie loolkil, do lwereby solemnly will my abilily lo devour carrols and sing in me glee club simullaneously lo any senior glee club member wlio desires llnis exlremely useful assel. .Afzff only 666111 a 171, Ogle Enlered '40, Re-enlered '43, While Forum Club, l-l Club '47, B Foolball ll-ll '45, Varsily Foolball ll-ll '46, Jr, P.F.C. '42, Jr, Cpl. '43, Jr. Pvl '44, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '47, Associale Edilor Senlinel Bullelin '46, Co-Edilor Senlinel Annual '47, I, Anllwony, leave my superb driving slcill lo Mr. Crane and Sgl. Sayre: llwey can draw slraws lor il. The Senlinel, l iusl leave. ,. .,,.w,J ... f , Gai? clinfclff lr. Enlered '45, While P.F.C. '46, Good Conducl '46, Rifle lvlarlcsman '47, Forum Club. l, Craig Lovell, being ol sane mind and body, do will my exalled P.F.C. slripes lo whosoever is able lo use llnem. My abilily al announcing lraclc meels lor Guerllw and Graves lo liglwl over. .Eu ml! xg?l'H'lll'! yfmrr- !!4ll'lI1' Enlered '43, Blue Caplain, Jr, PFC, '44, P.F.C. '44, Cpl. '45, S7Sql. '46, 2nd Lieul. '46, lsl Lie-ul. '47, Capl. Co. B '47, lvlarksman '47, Floor Qllicers Ribbon '46, '47, Choir '44, '45, '47, lrilon Club '46, B Fool' ball ll-ll '44, '45, Varsily Foolball '46, B Track '44, Varsily Track '46, '47, l-l Club '47, Senlinel Annual Slall, Forensic Sociely, Senlinel Debale. l, David S, lvlacfxlpine leave Harvard School in hope lhal my place will bc lille-d by anolher scholar lrom Grealer Fremnof' . A 4, Uff5w,1, v S5 Qirrukf Cjzirnai 7yA1ryz'f1Ar'1'111rei Enlered '42, While Jr. PPC, '43, Jr. C PFC. '44, Cpl. '45, S Sql. '46, Tf'Sql. '46, Masler Sql '46, 2nd l.ieul, '47, lsl Lieul. '47, Color Sql. '46, Rille Team '47, Sharpshooler '47, Be-:,l Plaloon '43, '44, '45, Good Conducl '43, '44, '45, '47, Grammar School Track Medals, B Foolball ll-ll '44, '45, Foolball llall '45. '46, Baseball '46, '47, H Club '46, '47, Sec Treas, Freshman Class '44, Presidenl Sophomore Class '45, Senlinel Bullelin Slall, '46, Senlinel Annual Slall '47, Forum Club. I, Gary lvlagenheimer, bequealh my big moulh and imoulsive aclions lo Lalourrelle, hoping he will make beller use ol lhem lhan l did. To a mari ol mililary abilily, Kelly l leave lhe Boys in lhe second ol And lo Marlin I gladly will my conalanl girl lroubles as he seems lo be lollowinq in my loolsleps. l 7 gl' W - 051711 , llllflllllil' fzuzgxn Enlered '45, While PFC. '45, Cpl. '46, Sql. '46. Sg'Sql. '46, l,f'Sgl. '47, lsl7Sq+. '47, Good Conducl '46, '47, Floor Officer Ribbon '47, 2nd place Gordon Crary Malch '46, Marlcsman '47, Senlinel Bullelin Slalf '46, Senlinel Annual Slall '47, Honor Sociely '46, '47, Vice Pres, '47, Secrelary Sludenl Cabinel '47, Forensic Sociely, Salulalorian, Cum Laude Na lional Honor Sociely, Senlinol Debale, I, Joseph lvlanqin, do declare This my lasl will and leslamenl ol Harvard School. l do hereby will my abilily lo sling lhe bull and 'lell fanlaslic slorios lo Mickey Lima, who seems lo have qreal possibililies alonq lhal line. cgi' 011 115 C7615 flu rf ff lfnlered '43, Blue Jr. P.F.C, '44, PFC. '44, Sql. '45, Sf'Sql. , 'lf'Sql, '47, ' 46, 2nd Lieul. '47, Rifle Team '46, '47, Experl Rifleman '46, '47, 3rd place Gordon Crary lvlalch '45, 3rd place Murphy March '46, Isl place '47, Second place Second Year lvlalch, '46, 3rd place School Championship '46, Color Guard '46, lrilon Club '46, Good Conducl '44, '45, '46, '47, Forensic Sociely. l, Leonis lvlalburq, will my shooling luclc lo Jimmy Niclcels, my underlalcinq slories lo who ever needs lhem lor reporls in nexl year's Senior English. Muff IMAKAIUTI MIAMI KiIlIl1l'A6 Enlered '45, PFC, '45, Cpl. '46, Sgr. '47, SfSg+. '47. Floor Cflicer '46, Good Conducl '46, Senlinel Annual Slafl '47, Choir '45, '46, '47, lrilon Club '46, Forensic Sociely, Senlinel Debale. l, William Roberl O'Connell, being ol sound mind and body, do lmereby bequealln my scinlillaling vocabulary and espril de corps lo any eager byslander foolish enough lo accepf Them. fgzgzfrf fir 1,1 yfxffm UI 'fr Enlered '44, PPC. '45, Cpl, '45, Sgl. '46, 2nd Lieul. '46, Green, Good Conducl '45, '46, '47, Besl Plaloon '45, Supply Gllicer '46 '47, Ballalion Slall '46, '47, Member ol Board of Proceeding '46 '47, Forum Club, B Baslcelball '44, Varsiry Baslcelball '46, Floor Olllicer '46-'47. l, Roberl Memoviclw, of sound mind, do will flue poinl wlwiclw l acquired in The Culler Baslcelball game lo any person of nexl year'5 Varsily Baslrelball Team who is unlorlunale enougln lo go 'rlwrougli llme season scoreless. And Barnes Hall, l leave lo any person who llwinlcs be is able lo run a building lo please seven cadels be- sides lwimsell, and slill gel no complainlg from llwe leaclwer in clwarge, or from lhe mililary deparlmenf. HJAUPX lWll'Pl'l1 6251171 Enlerod '44, Rod Co-Caplain ol Club, Cpl. '44, Sql. '45, T Sql, '46, lVl, Sql. '46, 2nd Lioul. '47, Isl Lieul. '47, Capl. '47, Rille Team '46, '47, Sliarpslwooler '47, Experl Rifleman '46, Isl place 2nd Year Malcln '46, Good Conducl '45, '46, Besl Plaloon '44, '45, lvlililary Board ol Orlicers, Sludenl Cabinel '46, '47, Blackwood Medal '46, Presidenl Junior Class '46, Pres- idenl Senior Class '47, Foolball '44, '45, '46, Caplain '46, Baseball ll-ll '45, '46, '47, Senlinel Bullelin Slall '46, Senlinel Annual Slall '47, l-l Club '46, '47, lMosl Valuable Player on Foolball Team '46l, Forum Club. I, Roberl Oswald, leave my lillle brals in D Co. lo any poor suclcer vvlwo lilceg lo beal lnis liead againsl a brick wall. Q .ibllllll flill lllfhllll' Enlered '4l, Blue Jr. P.l:.C. '43, Jr. Cpl. '44, P.F.C. '44, Cpl. '44, Sql. '46, S7Sgl. '47, Good Conducl '44. '45, Besl Plaloon '46, Band '4I, '42, '43, '44, Bugler '42, '43, '44, lvlarlcsman '46, Clioir '43, '44, Glee Club '44, Server '43, '44, '45, '46, '47, Orclweslra '44, '45, '46, Baslcelball Manager '44, '45, Baslcelball '47, For- ensic Sociely. l, David Parlour, being ol unsound mind and dilapidalf ed body, leave my smoolli operalions and slellar baslcelball abilily lo Jaclc Barnes, one year hence. ZMAKAHIM Mlfllfliilill Enlered '42, Green, PEC. '43, T75 '44, Pvf. '44, P.I:.C, '45, Cpl. '46, 5gI. '46, 2nd Lieuf. '47, Isl Lieuf. '47, Good Conducl '43, Besl Plaloon '45, '46, Band '42. '43, B Baskefball '45, Foolball '46, I-I Club '47, 5en+ineI BuIIeIin 5IaII '46, 5en'IineI Annual 5IaII '47, 5IudenI Cabinel '47, Forensic 5ocieIy. I, Bill Paflerson, leave my blue racer Io my brollwer and hope Ilwal I'1e doesn'I Icill himself wi+Iw il. My milifary career, I leave Io PI1iIRamser. f Xgillflllff LQOPIIP M'l'!2?l' Enlered '44, Green, Cpl, '45, 5gI. '46, Good Conducl Medal '45, '46, B Foofball '45, '46, Cofflapfain '46, B Track '47, I-Ionor Sociely, Forum Club. I, 5keeIs Peeler, being ol sound mind and body, do Iiereby will my seal in Ilie smolceliouse Io Jack Weeds Walson. if fix? !lA1A'l'lfl'lIl' fjfryfnn Enlered '42, Ro-onlered '44, Red, PPC, '45, Sql. '45, Sy7Sq+. '46, lf Sgl. '47, Lie-ul. '47, Good Conducf '45, '47, Besl Plaloon '42, '46, Rifle Team '45, '46, '47, Experf Rifleman '46, Sharpshooler '47, 2nd place School Championship lvlalch '46, 2nd place lvlurphy lvlalch '46, Track '47, Forum Club. l, Val Peylon, being ol sound mind and body, leave all my memories ol lalce, lraclc and srreel racing lo Walson. ,ui m,,,,, Enlerod '44, Red, PPC, '45, Cpl. '46, Sql. '46, Good Conducl '45, '46, Marlcsmanship Award '47, B Traclc llll '46, Varsily lraclc '47, lrilon Club '46, Forensic Sociely. I, John Peschong, leave The lourlh period gym class and lhe lhird squad ol Company A 'ro Waller Bond, who works hard, especially in gym, 'ifmgb fgufogvdv Mdlfganil lQ.e1'1f1JcA1'!r! Enlered Feb. '44, Blue, T75 '45, T74 '45, Sf5gl. '46, Tf5ql. '46, 2nd Lieul. '46, lsl Lieul, '46, Capl. '47, C.O. Band, Good Conducl Medal '44, '45, '46, '47, Mosl Valuable Bandsman '45, Waller Wiseman Medal lBesl Buglerl '46, Nealness Medal '46, B Traclc ll-ll '45, '46, B Baslcelball '46, Varsily Foolball '46, Varsily Baslcelball '47, Band '44, '45, '46, '47, Orcheslra '44, '45, '46, '47, l-l ' Club '46, Bugler '44, '45, '46, Forensic Sociely. l, Bill Rheinschild, give my reserved seal on lhe varsily bench lo anyone who needs il. WKAHIH O!L0lfL6ll'C! Enlered '4l, Green, Jr. PFC. '42, Jr. Cpl. '43, P.F.C. '44, Cpl. '45, 5fSgl. '45, 2nd Lieul. '46, Isl Lieul. '47, Good Conducl Medal '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, '47, Senlinel Scholarship Medal '42, '43, Edilor Senlinel Bullelin'46, Co-Edilor Senlinel Annual '47, Forum Club. l, Bill Plunlcell, being ol sound body and delinilely unsound mind, due lo lhe Senlinel no doubl, do here- by will lhis noble inslilulion lo any junior who nalurally likes working lwenly hours a day and has a lol ol relalives who will lalce S40 adds. llhey Come in handy around Aprill. To Mr. Miller l leave my complele inabilily lo memorize chemislry lormulas lo dispose ol as he sees lil. ilsonafcl .fggxanaler IQOAAZVLJ Enlered '4I, While Grammar School Traclc Med- als, Jr. P.F.C. '42, Jr. Cpl. '44, P.F.C. '45, Cpl. '45. Sf5gl. '46, TfSgl, '46, 2nd Lieul. '47, Rille Team Mem- ber '45, '46, '47, Firsl place Commandanls Malch '44, 2nd place Murphy Malch '47, Experl Rilleman '46, Sharpshooler '47, Sec. and Treas. ol Junior Class '46, Sec. ol Senior Class '47, Besl Plaloon '46, B Foolball ll-ll '44, '45, Varsily Foolball fl-ll, '46, Member ol l-l Club '47, Good Conducl '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, Forensic Sociely. I, Don Robbins, leave my nickname ol horselrader lo Jim 5co Hanson and hope il lils him beller lhan il did me. cibzurcan giwfzli, 5261141 Enlered '44, While, P.F.C. '45, Cpl. '46, Sql. '47, 5f5ql. '47, 2nd Lieul. '47, Good Conducl Medal '45, Senlinel Bullelin Slall, '45, Senlinel Annual Busi- ness Manaqer '47, B Foolball ll-ll '44, B Baslcel- ball '44, Foolball ll-ll '45, '46. l, Duncan Shaw, along wilh Forbes, will lhe lille ol Terror Twins lo Kelly and l.aTourelle and hope lhey can lie our score lor lhe mosl hours ol ED. lor one year. gyiz ry AW 14 I1 ,Sin IM Enlered '43, Blue, l3.F.C, '44, Cpl. '45, Sql. '46, 5,ff'5gl. '46, 2nd Lieul, '47, Good Conducl '45, lvlarlcsman Medal '47, Band '44, '45, '46, '47, Track ll-ll '47, Forum Club. l, Gay 5mill'i, will my abilily lo llwinlc ol Norllw l-lolly wood women lo any poor fool who doesn'+ wish fo remain in Harvard School, llwe lwo do nol' mix. T Cllll - 111 OSYUOJ Sfor 1111111 Enlered '44, Red Club Caplain '47, P.l:.C. '45. Sql, '45, SfSqf. '46, TfSgf. '46, 2nd Lieul. '47, Isl Lieul. '47, Capl. '47, Co. A Manual of Arms '45, Good Conducl '45, '46, '47, Besl Plafoon '45, Foolball ll-ll '45, '46, '47, Baslcelball '45, '46, '47, Baseball ll-ll '45, '46, '47, Traclc '45, '46, '47, All-League Baslcelball '46, '47, All-League Track '45, '46, Club '46, '47, Forum Club, Firsl place Saber Compell- live '47, l, Dave Sloclrman, leave my liol lemper lo lvliclcey Kelly iusl in case he sliould ever lose his. f 2 by C011 P11 L! l!0II IAFKI Enlered '44, While, P.F.C. '45, Cpl. '46, Good Con- ducl '45, '46, 3rd place Murphy Malch '47, Sharp- shoofer '47, Orcheslra '46, '47, Forum Club. l. E. Beaver von Bibra, leave my perpelual corporal sfripes +o Earl, my knack of arriving a+ school barely in 'fhe lcniclc of Time lo Diclc Hamillon, and my much used parking place down ar lhe gym lo J. A. or any olher induslrious young man wilh lhe audacily 'ro roar up lhe drive way al all of I8 lVl.P.l-l. f CM ll FAU 666471 Pl! KSZZPCAI' X1 0ll'l!J,l0ll Enlered '44, Green, PFC. '45, Cpl. '46, Sql. '47, Tf5g+. '47, Band '45, Good Conducl '45, Choir '46, Forum Club. l, Locke Thompson, being ol sound mind and body will my red hair lo Bagnall, who needs a lillle Color in his hair. QCAIZITJ AZLUCLPCJ MAfAl1ll'l.5 Enlered '44, Red, PPC. '45, Cpl. '46, Sql. '46, B Foolball ll-ll '45, Baseball ll-Il '46, Good Conducl '44, '45, l-l Club '47, Forum Club. l, Dick Williams, will my safe and sane driving To Buchanan and my in wiflw Mr. Burr fo any ollier poor Democraf who wanls if. union! The deparling Seniors leave lo lhis class The responsibililieg of leadership lhroughoul l-larvard during lhe coming school year. So lar lhe Junior Class has evidenced signs of assuming lhese responsibili' lies. Under lheir class president lvliclmey Kelly, lhey have shown exceplional spiril and zeal, especially for sporls and school lunclions. Nol only did lhe class give a very unique dance wilh Valenl'ine's Day as ils lheme, bul many of lhe Juniors have proven Themselves excelf lenl Varsily malerial lor nexl year's alhlelic reams. They are nol laclcf ing in scholarship eilher, lor lhere are many Juniors in lhe l-lonor Sociely, and wilh 'rhe mililary lraining fhey are receiving now, lhey should be able 'ro make The l-larvard ballalion a snappy unil. Facully adviser ol lhe class lhis year was lvlr. Hayes, Weller was Vice-Presi- denl and La Tourrefle, Secrelary. Unlil nexl year lhen, fellas, good luck! CKCLZU O icem Ure - !Q'eA1'c!elfLll M Aer 9 1 re51'alerLf ii ALLEN 7 I A 5 xgl't'l l'flll I7 ofa sj114rr0ffe YY COLBURN J AUSTIN BA RNES, J. DUNLAP ' EARL BOND BRENNAN BURSON ELLIOTT EMERY GATLIN N .AA4 is Wi '-TON MQCALPIN, H MACY KELLY KING, C. LAMB LA Toufznem LEADLAY MARTIN A MITCHELL MOSS STELLAR ' STUART WELTER PATTERSON, G. RAMSER, H WOODMAN SIU 01410 Perhaps lhe largesl class in many years, The Sophomores have nol only proved lheir worlh by fheir numbers buf by lheir accomplishmenls as well, Slrenglhened by lhe many newcomers +o Harvard, lhe relurning Sophomoreg have disf played oulsfanding success, nol only as scholars, bul as alhleles also. The enrollmenl of lhe l-lonor Sociely is largely made up of lhese lenlh-graders. A+ leasl hall a dozen sophomores have made excel- lenl names for fhemselves on lhe gridiron, and lhey will cerlainly furnish promising malerial lor The nexl Two years' Varsily leams. The lvlililary Deparlmenl has reason also To respecl fhe abililies ol 'rhese boys, lor lhey are already proving 'ro be capable leaders on 'fhe drill field. They are nol laclcing in social endeavors and school spirif eilher, lor il is rumored 'rhal lheir class president l-lanlc Sharmanp vice presidenl, Jaclc l-leidl: and secrelary, John l-looker, plan lo pul on a dance unrivalled by any class so lar, cfm, omm rv Ml'.5IiCL'll It .SA ll rm cz I1 S9 A! I c l'l'l'I'flll'I! c 00?l'l I , Cr' - !Q'0.51.CL?ll ll c f4A11'c!f BAKER BAUDER BELL BREITMAN 'T' DAILY, R. DICKINSON DOUGHTY, W. DOUGLAS, J, 15-in BREWSTER Q DOUGLAS, M FREEBAIRN-SMITH GRANT, R. GRAY, D. GUERTH -'!f', Q HAMILTON Tb I. KAPLAN MGCALPIN, R. MARTIN MEYER, J. 0-of-'- PRATER PREHODA RAMSER, P. REDFIELD SELAK SHARMAN SIEBERT SNOWDEN YT ,div WATSON MOORE A NAST NEWTON NICKLES PAPPAS -as - Y AT K is A W, RIVERS ROMIG RYDER SCHONLAW SCHRAEGER STADLINGER very STAFFORD STEVENS, G. STEVENSON, T, THIELEN WEBER D Q- WERKER wrLuAMs M WRIGHT DMMERIA gl 85AIflflQlfl The boys who cornpleled lheir grammar school courses wilh success lasl year have moved inlo lhe lirsl year of high school and are already displaying equal promise in living up lo lheir excellenl pasl record. Credif mosl cerlainly is due lo Mr. liams, whose unceasing elllorls as principal ol lhe grammar school have culminaled in lhis well-rounded and highly spiriled class. An exceplionally large percenlage ol freshmen have already made fhe l-lonor Sociely, and even now olhers appear on lhe Harvard B leams and in numerous school aclivifies. Under lhe presonl guidance of Mr. l-lanson, if loolcs as lhough The freshman class should have many evenlful years al Harvard School finally maluring inlo a senior class oulslanding in leadership abilily. C arid Ofkcvrri U llAc'1f-!QAe'.51'cLufzf S2 S' W , l'l'l l1lt1l'l7 , ll lill 2 f pl l?.5l.CL l1f! Cm' 5011 BARNES, G. CAKE CUMMINGS DEAN FINDLEY HALDEMAN CARLSON gg'-'QV' COONEY COOPER, D. COWANS DILLMAN DOW DRYER DU PAR COWDREY FARWELL HARBACH, C. HU TCHINSON KEATE KERAN if KING, J. 3,,Q,7 LUNDGREN MACKEY MCPHERSON MULLIGAN MYERS 1 NIBLO O'DALY RONEY SALIBA SARGENT '1- Tm? SCHLEGEL SPALDTNG STEVENS, W, STOKES TIERNEY Wy TROTTI UPTON WALKER WEBER, R WILLIAMS, J. ibn 0 TA as L E E WOODFILL YOAKAM znxowsxv ' ggi? Win. ,gin IHA f ,f3'1iAli'17n1f Mr. liams, lhe principal ol lhe lower school, has been al Harvard lorry-live years. During fhese years he has done more lhan any one man lo prepare The younger sludenls for High School. Hun' dreds ol boys, including many who now send lheir sons 'fo Harvard, have prolf iled from his underslanding council, his palienl leaching, and his famous shorl melhods ol arilhmelic. He has shown Them The road lo clearer, beller lhinlq- ing and has sleered lhem down il. Olfllelf' MOU! This year The lower school, which consisls ol The sevenlh and eighlh grades, has lweigii oulslanding rnilifarily, alhlelically, and scholaslically, Wilh such leachers as Mr, Iiarns, Mr. Hanson, Mr, Hughes, and lvlr. Burr, lhe Ulillle boys have learned much, They have gained an educalional loundalion which will serve lhem lhrough high school, college, and as long as 'rhey live. Members ol lhe lower school have bolslered lhird division leams oi all Tour clubs. Among lhem are numerous 'ralenled alhleles on whom Harvard will depend heavily lor ils iulure winning leams. The classes ol 5 I and 52 also have proven lheir worlh in lhe ballalion and band: several ol 'rheir members have received promolions and many more soon will. School Spiril has been exceplionally high in The lower school This season wilh a large number oi boys from lhe lvvo clasani. lurning oul for school dances and varsily games. The sevenlh and eighlh graders loday lorm a well lcnil nucleus lor lulure gradualing classes' lhey have learned lhiuir lessons well, and will come Iorlh from The lower school richer in sporl-imanship and knowledge. gift 8 ADELL F BARNARD CAHILL ELLMORE FREED GERONIMI MEYER, G. NELSON NICHOLSON 'SV' RICHE RUST STEVENS, G. E Wu- QT'--v yea CAPRA CLARY COLEMAN, M. COWEN HUBBELL HUMISTON KLLSBY LYDEN Env Al PARKER PATTON RATHBONE REED 'V' -1 EDGAR, W. ' 44? MASSIE RICHARDSON 5 -. TOLL H UP DE GRAFF YATES Qlfelfl l 6l Q ARMISTEAD CHAFFIN DAILY M DOUGHTY G KEMP KENASTON KENDALL PLAINER Q 1 OOD I ., f' I V I ' 1 'P vdfti'-' 7 1 . 9-Afyvvvvif 5 Chjv, '7' ' ,. 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A arfufy ll Il jf 'll I 1 l I llHll'l ar row C A Muddle row Furs? row C lllllll in ,QS ' gig f ki sl A 'W ff .dl x ' l k MQ .1 - . 1 3- x D . Q R x ,Q av as X ix gn .L , V R I lu 1 F' X 1 f XA A x X 2 1 4 S 3: it ' , 3 ' 5 Y 1 S J S ,,,.. I ,lf +53 ' ff Q iwgx 9 'I Y .em f kg, Tffxf as M is 5 if Q 5 , I S X 3 N A Q 1 'SF' S ff 11 mm ffifmwx si X ef- K Q Q it ,, if ' , wg 521.1 ,J :., if I Q ,Z 5 0:3 V' ,iw w 1 fag., -Q -I JS.: 1 ii 1 5 K ,fi em A . :Q 1 '-' W S X Q K ' Y S :IQ f ' ' X 1 - .' A, gzg Q5 xv X 4 N1 Y 1 S .. 'ff' -fi Q..,.L 'svwmw ' ' ' f s'm,jN' X ii M, X S.. W. ' V vi' MPR wk. ..... . w .Q-Q Q-' Y. x-K. 44 .4 Bnckfiehif Lfneg :ml . -we NWN K wx 3:1555 fu - N A. x -S ,M 'vi' ,ox bww 1.1 Q' ,- .w qs . -'YV ,dw ,af ww - . Mm: , ,rv l:,!'x .La , ., ,. - ...L..... ng. ' ,4- ,XS a ra Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Toial: Harvard 3 wins: 2 lossesg I 9 6 McKinley 6 7 John Hari 6 6 Larll Ellen 0 O McKinley 3l 32 Pac. Lodge 6 57 Opponenfs 64 lie !5Z'l'n'l' QIUIIIIUK! 6 Rid ewood I5 ,UNKA c, lll1.l0lI ,0- dllflllllj C' C W' jooflaf Coach Wilbiir Hanson led his lirsl B Foolpall learn lhrough a very successful reason. Nol unlil The lalfer par? ol lhe year did lhe Harvard squad show lhe spiriled learn worlc lor which il is so well noled. Then lhey proved lo everyone lhal lhey were nol only capable ol playing greal loolpall, bul also eager and delermined lo enioy il, Though lhey loughl liercelyl lhe BE dropped 'rhe opener lo a heavier and more experienced Ridgewood eleven loy a I5 lo 6 lally. Harvard came pounding pacls lo lie lhe poworlul McKinley Home loolpallers in a 6 lo 6 lhriller. This cross-lown rival gave Harvard, perhaps, ils rnosl considerable opposilion, and lhis is clearly borne oul by lhe 3I lo O drupping lhey handed il in lhe second ganne ol lhe annual series. However, il was in lhoso games lhal lhe consislenl individual brilliance ol players like Guerlh. judged lhe Nmosl valuable man, and Langley, who suslained an early loo+ injury. was shown lo pesl advanlage. Peeler and Donnell, coecaplains. deserve much ol lhe credil due lhe cnfirc squad when Mr, l-lanson's boys closed lheir season in a crushing 32 lo 6 vicfory over Pacific Lodge. Rear row: Cfiaxww A S i F Riw'iS Yill- wslc-, ll ildi-in in ,lufi-l ll- ' llii W1 S ii 1 Middle row: l ' S' les fxriislin Be C D-' li B xr! Bri :Nil l 1 1 4' 'K 57 l l is Cl. Mi, llrivwism 'f-, i lxl Fronl row: Bi. rn ir in Flfs-Hrnin C We K V i V V Fi l M,.,,ir ,Q F', ,.i., - 5- Miflmzdaff Kaplfain rei5e goaclu .jvlalwon Capfaju-5-Zzcf oflamd amifg AlmosT Trom The begunnung oT The season greaT Thungs were expecTed OT Thus year s casabamen Thus opTumusm was due prumaruly To The shapung up OT The Team under The exTremely able leadershup oT Mr Hanson who had uusT reTurned lasT Tall and CapTaun Buddy Freuse Thus conTenTuon was TurTher borne ouT when The squad won uTs TursT Three pracTuce games wuTh Valley Hugh Schools The Team was due Tor a hearT breaker however when They came up agaunsT Beverly Hugh Thus was one oT The TughTesT games all season wuTh The Saracens losung un The lasT munuTes OT play by seven pounTs The Harvard guunTeT recovered Trom Thus loss by rollung up seven consecuTuve vucTorues un pracTuc and league games In The second engagemenT wulh SanTa Paula uT losT aTTer beaTung The Cardunals by one pounT un The prevuous game guvung Harvard eleven vucTorues agaunsT Two losses The hughlughT of The season occurred un laTe February when The VarsuTy and B squads Traveled To SanTa CaTaluna Island To play Avalon Hugh The Team spenT The agaun un Harvard s Tavor FurTher Prep League games cunched The TuTle oT Champs Tor The Team wuTh an undeTeaTed season un The league Beung league champuon The Team was a parhcu panT un The Cl F Annual Play OTT where SouTh Pasadena deTeaTed uT aTTer a long hard baTTle whuch was deTunuTely The besT game oT The season JusT beTore These playoTTs The Harvard players were unvuTed To The Beverly lnvuTaTuonal TournamenT aT whuch They were deTeaTed by Redondo Hugh School The 47 Team was one oT The besT Harvard has ever had uf noT The besT NexT years Team wull sorely muss CapTaun Buddy Freuse and Derelc Bolc whose dead eye pulled many a game ouT oT The Ture SToclcman and Beardsley also Turned un excep Tuonally Tune uobs as guards OTher deparTung senuors are HUTT Rheunschuld Dauly D and Memovuch NexT Year s Team members wull have guuTe a record To beaT buT aT Thus Tume uT lools as Though They are capable of doung uT Herc s nopung anyway u weelcend on The island playing Avalon, SaTurday nighT. The score.oT This game was once op row: Kina C., lima, Parlflqr. 2nd row: Kelly Rae-Insfnld. R. Pali, IT Me-nwi.Him 3rd ro Vlurvl-wil Brwmiwlslvv Ficiff' Bal' Hull Mr Hanson C ored H a rva rd Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Ha rva rd Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Qpponenl Verdugo Hills San Fernando San Fernando Beverly S+. Agnes San+a Paula W. S. Hari S. C. lvl. A. Webb Chadwick Seaside Ridgewood Sanla Paula Bellflower Clwrislian Avalon High S. A. l. Culfer Redondo Soullw Pasadena S A V 2: 5 4 K f vs 3 7 r ,X X , M xv 33 1, 5, Q 3 f 1 . Yx if X + ' k ig!!! H ' gg Q, G R f 'lx ffl '. ., ik 1 4 x WS ,X 14 2 .Q if f A SSMQW gf Q' PA: kv Q sigma YI V ig -3 ' ff ff ay Y. ,qryl ' fx. 5 ..,,, WM mix f 1 i as f 4 Q ,, ' x lop row: Mi. , fwvmi 'A N Rani l' Sa-'ra F Vx' l M ll vw 2nd row: larva 1 K .,.,,.1,, yiv. p 66 77 66 77 ,W rf This ia the lirsl lirne in ilk. cornpolllion wilh lhh sfhoolf, of Tho Valley Loaqur' 'hal Harvard ha-. ollcred baslcolball loams ol C and D slandinq. Allhoiiqh lhvy have ilisl lwon inauqurafcd lhia year, bolh qroups hccame lmporlanl parlf. Ol 'hs' alhlolic oroqranw. Coach Hanson has glcilllully nnovod various mon HlUOl.l lo lind whore lhoir qroalo--l lalonl lies and in Ko doing has qivon rnany boyx a Chanff- lo play wha olhervviso would nol be able lo Qomoelc in B or Varsily qanif--N. Brrinnan, Cummings, Tierney, Harl, Gray, and Niblo have rnado wlronq lhe UDB whilri Pappas, Coopor, Rivors and Trolli loolc honors lor lhe Ca, I 2 lf1'l' - HIIIA. 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CQ ' alzfam Top row: Weber, DH Granf, We-rkor, Smvvns, GPO., Baudvr, Buklmrwm, Mr. MXCI-f-ry. 2nd row rlson, Heidi, J., KQIW, Sfuarf. URN, D., OswaWd, Frelse, Dunn, Muqvnhf-'r1wr. w mt 1 kv Ag .f L ' ' i -am- 21.-..E, E2r . Q :.. ,K yi 4 v 'sz Q IW w ,iawmegsx . A - ff-mf, ,wvzsk M:-NMA -wi ,MQ .vx 1 df ,, 1 ,AV . M, , .. ,S sw . , xx Ww,,g,JfX. W., , .. 'fpu-'Nff'Q 3'fff'I9? Wifv i L.fgw4ramxN.Mm,, ., fx , 4 1 Maw N EW-Swv Lg,-wise, -S 'J , N r A 9- ,V MMM!! fi ,,w.,,i,4 , 4:iJF I my . H: A W sf, mf 1 -, -1 X. , M V l ,A V --Q -- k k , - - aYAfsstw5wf,.gg5psN,,,,, V, Aim -.si - VM 3 , ,. n 1 Q' M . Q-A,W,,,5 . Q Xmk.-wen vw I Y, 3 ug Q1-' we ws? i , M. x. .A 1 2 Q-. ' Q' f' 'P ':f2?iximiY-ff 'iii Mg f-13-,I m. , 1:0 5533, .M:5:H9.WNE. 'i?S YV ' MM N' Q, s ,4 QU?-X . .NM 2 5 k 2 Arif? ' ' wp, 'u -. V I' Q23 ' ' 4' f xv-f M 1 n N n Nshwemm Mgggggwsi T K N ' 1 AWS . K' S 5 K A ,iffy S . V ',3,3k 3 if If 1 I ,.,v,... M '-- Q . ,, , 2 3 P ' 1 ' X af' ' +. f N7 ,QF wir A. 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' 5 ' 2- -J 1- ' 4 , ,,, . 1 X!- -3 .fbkxgigw f we-,.wm.w-N ,FW s , Af ' grim ,, ' , . . 6 Q Xff ,W .., 'i - A4 A ,A-1 ,. , K ,,,Q.4Q,. ..v.L.f. , ,,,1.-. 1, I H ,, K , ' N: ,,t I .,,,.,,- '. - ' 4' M 1- , :W V ., ,Q x :ef x-:ff-f ' gbw A ' . '- - 4 ' V , ' q, I. HH '- uf xQ , K n,,nf. xl ' ' , v A. ' X, Av V F 34? ,X Q Zac C2oucA Qmznrer Ciapfain Marcbify ardify jvc This year's Traclc Team, led by CapTain Bob Beardsley, promises To be one of The TinesT Harvard has seen in many a year. AlThough handicapped by a laclc in number, gualiTy is oT The besT, wiTh Beardsley seTTing a new school record in The shoTpuT, Marsh Emery Turning in good Times Tor The sprinTs, Dave STockrnan running The hurdles wiTh beauTiTul Torm, and Jim lVliTchell excelling in six evenTs. The disTance races are capably run by Dave lv1acAlpine, Gay SmiTh, Bob Schraeger. and Harold Ramser. ln The Tield evenTs qualiTy is sTill The word, as is shown by Jerry HeidT, who will rnalce a greaT name Tor himselT in a couple oT years, and Bill Rheinschild dorninaTing The high jump: Ed Ciannelli and Hanlc Sharman jumping Tor disTance, and Torn STevenson pole vaulTing. These boys are backed in Their posiTions by Nelson Gross, Val PeyTon, Buzz WelTer and Bill Field. The season is noT yeT in Tull swing and rnosT oT The meeTs remain in The TuTure. These provide an opporTuniTy Tor The boys To encounTer some sTiTT compeTiTion in The ChaTTey lnviTaTionals, The Prep League lv1eeT, and The C.l.F. Divisionals. Harvard 85 Newhall Harvard El Segundo Harvard 54 SanTa Paula Harvard Blaclc Foxe Harvard AnTelope Valey Schedule noT yeT compleTe. Top row: Moc're.Maqonl1Cirneer, Pescl'wnc1,S+evenson T., Gross, Weller. Oiflonnell, Sclnraeqer, 2nd row: V1-ylon, Milclmll, Slnllar. Hoidl, Cu, Earl, Leadley, Ramser, H. 3rd row: Rh 'n lfld R S+ ' 1 B dsl y M Fe 1 s E y F' ld C'a elli CAIR P . F. VL U OU V PH l, flag IQW 6 l00 220 440 880 l20 yards: yards: yards yards yard High Hurdles 220 yard Low Hurdles Mile Run V2 Mile Relay High Jump Pole Vaull Broad Jump Slwol Pul W. Nesloil A. Bond R. Placzelc M. Perez R. Hrornodlca E. M. Hall B. H. Valley Rand-Harris HallfCalll'irop C. Eberling J. Rand W. Hunl R. Beardsley D' if 1 I922 I933 I929 I927 I929 I93l I93l I93l I93I I93l I946 I947 OK KITI: fl, I0 seconds 22.2 seconds 50 seconds 2vI.6 minules l5.6 seconds 24 seconds 4-36.2 minules I-33.4 minules 6 ll. 2 5X8 inches I2 ll. 6 inclnes 22 ll. 2 inclies 5l ll. I inch an l dC Allhough only one Track rneeT has been held aT Thus wrlTnng becausc lnclcrnenl weaTher has Torced The cancellahon oT several oThers The prospecTs Tor The cornrng B Track season looks promising Indeed The Bee 5 won Theur TnrsT Track n1eeT wnTh Newhall by a score OT 56 34 a score which as cerTaunly sugnuT:canT oT The Team s poTen Tlalnhes lT as Tervenfly hoped and ekpe-cTed by The Bs new coach CapT Ben Fer guson ThaT They wall really go places In The TorThconnung nf1eeTs whuch arc scheduled as Tollows April I8 EI Segundo SanTa Paula Aprll 25 Black Foxe April 26 ChaTley May3 Prep League May IO Duvlslonals May 3l STaTe Funals The C s however have noT been so successTul as The upper duvlsnons oT The Track squad Tor They losT Theur TnrsT engagennenT wuTh Newhall by a score oT 49lf7 28lf2 shown up on The pracTuce held are capable oT doing Tar beTTer work Than Th would lnducaTe All ThaT ms necessary us some added eTTorT and Traunung row W ll a s M Y n FU F row STaTTord Cmper D Donnell Peeler Schrn dl 3rd row 5 berl P pas NasT Bell Macfxlp n R 4Th row R vers Ne Ton Guedh Duckwc rTh Ma Alp n H CC 77 ' T77 AcTually There is no excuse Tor This InlTlal poor showing as The individuals who have Top : MT m, ,, Nlblo, ZIT- kowsk , Lippi coTT, S ith, ., 2nd I , lk , ., T , E . : AI , ap I , , T , . : I , w . . N . 4 T , . Q 1' W 1 KB A x Sag N X 9 .5 E, ..fN, ,A u -J' .Q-. n f . lf.. . ,,,,...g.e1' 44, ' 4 Sa-lwuivf JW? V L7 'MA x 'M' 'NV us ,wr M 1 M. I my -aff' ' if -.xx M vs 4, 1 Jw . 5 ennia C2 gapfarin jjfanwon C0064 miffemore 6 gapfain zum As The Senrinel goes +o press, coach Jack Whi++emore's varsily Tennis leam is undefealed. This leam, one of The besl seen a+ Harvard in many years, is co capfained by Dick Flamson and George Dunn. I+ began The season by sharing a 4-4 score wirh Van Nuys High, a school which larer bowed fa The red and black by a 6-2 Tally, On March ll The squad de-feared Burbank High School by a score of 9-3 in i+s second march. Many more malches are scheduled for The Team rhis Spring. lls members will com ele in Pre aralor and Valle Lea ue malches and +he O'ai lournamenl T3 p Y Y 9 l The squad has been Torrunare lhis year in having an inleresled coach and spiriledcapable members. Foremosl among 'rhese were Bob Siberl, who played Tirsr singles, and Jim Marlin, second singles. The olher single posilions are al presem' filled by Bok, Gray, Binney, Joy, and Shellon. The Tirsl doubles combine consisls of Dunn and Flamson, while lhe second doubles parlnership is made up of Mackey and Tro++i. The squad includes many underclassmen and few Seniors: a Tacl lhal speaks well for Tulure reams. Nexl year's squad, however, will be weakened by The loss of Flamson, Dunn, Bok, Gray and Binney. SCORES: Harvard Van Nuys Harvard ,. Burbank Harvard , Van Nuys Harvard , Hollywood Hravard Sanla Paula Harvard San Fernando Harvard Ojai Tournamenf TENNKS GROUP Top row: Hoinzmdn, Joy, Bok Fiamsrwn, Dunn, Coburn, Binncy Mr, Whiffmnro. 2nd row: Sho! Mn Grew I Sfadlfnqer, Siborf Trcwffi, Mar kay. -gn. xl 4 a. 1 S34 ' ,f u X' A . xl, F X mf- 'fi Sf' 4W?fE,fj- ' ' - .X a V' 'M .A . 1.42 A is., ,, .. if 1 I gf' i ,v 7 T . 0 ' 25:23, f Q ,, J 'fa' , ,f A . .if ff, id 5 Xie, 'k in v My if lx X, . -, .J .Q-SQ kk -' xv . . Aw - . 5 QQ- ,Q K 94 Q p Q' as iz V .. 5 , f ' . A A, yi 4 1 my 5 fi? L V I if' 'Q -fu 0109 aniz xgjiffef 59 sgzwlenf C ginef In rhis, ils second year of being al Harvard School, fhe Sfudenf Cabine+ has, lo lhe hearly salisfacfion of rhe sfudenls and fho faculfy, made large slrides lowards ifs ullimale goal-of complele governmenl over sludenl affairs by lhe sludenls fhemselves. Presiding officer of Jrhe Cabinel fhis year was Bill Field, Jr., wifh Joe lvlangin as Secrelary, Diclc Crosby as cleric, and Bob Beardsley wilh Bob Oswald acling ioinlly as Sergeanls-al-Arms. The many long meelings held by lhe Cabiner, wilh ils facully advisors, Dr. Sherman and Mr. Gill, have culminaled in several of The following accomplishrnenlsz The Cabinel has joined The Nalional Associalion ol Sfudenl Councils, an organizalion which recognizes lhe Sludem' Councils, an organizalion which recognizes lhe sludenl governmenf of Hare vard School as being on a level wifh lhal of ofher American schools. The Sludenl Cabinel has organized a syslem of keeping fhe sludy hall and grounds cleared of miscellaneous boolcs afler school hours, fhe money derived from 'rhe same lo be invesled in 9 re f1C!PlI ll 1 ,Secrefarff j'eaf.5. Llliglilflf YM R , X S 55 X . 9 x w X, N 1' Z f K? f if k f V' s X X Y i ai ,Q f 5 ir I at Q! N 4 . X 9, 5 'nf .xx Mg 1 mifed ll loolcs as lhough lhe Whiles are olil lo Balboa lor lheir sixlh conseculive yearl Allhough lhis club has been able lo chalk up a prelly high score so lar, The lorlhcoming viclory will nol be an easy one, lor lhe Blues have been only a lew poinls behind fhe Whiles all year. Al lhe helm of The Whiles, as usual, is Mr. Na+ l-lughes, wilh Bill Field, assisling him as club caplain. They have managed lo develop a lirsl division slrong in baslcefball and baseball. The main slrenglh ol The Whiles lies in a slaunch second division, which has been a bulwarlc againsl lhe olher clubs in all sporlst while lhe lhird division has proven ilsell indis- pensable in baskelball and baseball. Their ranlcs, however, will be lhinned nexl year by lhe loss of such needed men as Shaw, Magen- heimer, Robbins, Liebig, Field, l-lull, and Mangin, who will graduale in June. Cilfiflllill -AAlgAI'.l Top row Mr Hughes Magenheirner Schraeger Lima Shaw Walson L1 lourrelle R bbins D gl l n Bibra Brewsler Lovele B lrer Huh' Bell Mangin L big Field 2 cl row Ma Alpn R Sall l-leidl J Schmidl W Woodman Zillcowslcy Slewarl D Duckworlh Mwclcey Freed R sl K l 3rd row Grey L Slevens Slolces Grey D Harnillon Gallin Brennan Schfnla Barnard Lydnn Worlcs Palme Good Ellmore Boller 41h row Myers ol Sargenl' P ppas Nelsrn Slr- cns K Branl Cc ons Spald ng Easlrnan Edgar Overholl 'K-MQ Wyr. Cilyzf. ZZ?l1I !l56?y P0805 Under +he Club Leadership of Mr. Miller and Club, Capt Beardsley, fhe Greens have nor done as well +his year as lasl due +o a weak 3rd Divi- sion and a weaker 2nd Division. The 2nd and 3rd Division losl nearly all of The Foofball games al ihe beginning of The year 'ro give lhem a bad srarf. ln baslcelball rhe Isl Division fried hard +0 bring Their sranding up by being undeleared, buf again The 2nd and 3rd Divisions couldn'+ help Them. The Greens pul up a good fighl' las? year bu? lhey may have lo be safisfied wifh a 3rd place This year. due To 'rheir bad slarf. Valuable players they will lose This June include: Flamson, Preise, Beardsley, Bill Pallerson, Emery, Daily, and Dunn. Top row: Merniivich, Heinzinan, Myer, L., Harbaclc, Bagnall, Daily, R., Hari, J., Peeler, Thompson, C.. Coburn, Hanson ,Dunn, Pailerson, Flamson, Beardsley, Mr. Miller, 2nd row: Emery, Daily, D,, Heidi, G., Marlin, Meyer, J., Thompson, L., Cooper, R., Preise, Weber, D., Joy, Balmer, Harrell, Binney, Snowdon, Tall, C., Plunlcell. 3rd row: Gallaudel, Williams, M., Newion, Doughry, W., Douglas, M., Dillnmn, l-lulrhinson, paflor, Aldridge, Waller, Kenasion, Boyd, Sahlegel, Chalifin, Capra, Graves, R. 4?h row: O'Daly, Cummings, Barnes. G., Carle-r, Richie, Moyer, G., Lamrnerson, Massie, Doughfy, G., Piinie-, Up De Graff, Ciwleman, M.. Blum, Torrance. Top row: Grier, Ciiieman, R., PeyTon, Williams, R., Carlson, Ellial, STevenson, l., Lamb 2nd row: Bauder, Leadley, Pallerson, J., Ramser P., Smilh li., Moore, Shellon, Zim morla, Guerfh. 3rd row: Forbes, Graves, C., Crosby, Freed, Romiq, C'Connell Peslwnn, Roni-y. Siberf. 4'lh row: Bali, Langley, Lundqren, l-lilTon. Allen, Redlinld Wizbfrr, R,, STaflord, Ryder. Sfh row: Oswald, WriqhT, Prehifda, Reed, Foqle, Selak Wnudlill, Kilsby, YaTes. bfh row: Mr. Ferquson, Hubbell, Planer, Cashman, 'lieinevy Cowans, Nicholson, Koran, Parlcer. 7Th row: Bishop, Kraushaar, Biswell, SchusTer, Cahill Gernnimf Ralhbnne, Kemp. AT This wriTing The Red club is running lasT in The race OT The Tour color clubs. Led by Mr. T-lanson and co-cap' Tained by Bob Oswald and Dave SToclcman, These Reds have proved Themselves To be a scrappy bunch oT play- ers, a pushover Tor no Team. They have shown con- siderable power and promise, especially in The second and Third divisions and wiThin The nexT several years should prove To be a poTenT ThreaT To The whiTe champions. They have placed many ol Their TirsT and second division men on The varsiTy and B squads. In Third division Nicholson, Tierney, Woodlill, and Cahill have been ouTsTanding while Langley, SiberT, Niblo, and Ramser, P., have shown in second division. The maioriTy OT The TirsT division will leave T-Tarvard This Spring: Oswald, SToclcman, Bolc, Forbes, Gross, Langley, and Williams being among Those receiving diplomas who will be sorely missed nexT Tall. IQJ C31-C26l!9fl1lil1,.i Cklllfll unc! ,g?0L'!?HIIll1, s ll H5011 Cizfzfuflz 7f.m14',A7ye1'1111, -f4A1ilv.5 Bfues As This summary goes To press The Blue Club is running a close second in l-larvard's inTramural AThleTic Race, and wiTh a Tew brealcs could win. Under The leadership oT Their clever sponsor, Mr. Hayes, The Blue boys have noT only shown Their worTh in baslceTball and baseball, buT have won The TooTball compeTiTion hands down. Time and again, Tacing seemingly overwhelming opposiTion, club capTain David Macfxlpine has led The Blues To vicTory. Dave should be given much crediT Tor his work in giving The school such a well organized group oT aThleTes. Though They Trail The lirsT place Whiles, The boys have greaTly improved Their sTanding over lasT yearvlceep your eyes on Them. Top row: Rlwfnsihifd, R., Smilh, G., Sinllai, Kino, C., Kfiliy, Parlour, Barn13s,J, 2nd row: Grant Milfhin, Bend, Dunlap, Hull, Ramsw, H. H ll. 3rd row: Marlin, F., Many Buisi r, l-lvwlner, Buchanan, R. Nast Marf'Xlp7n, T-l. 4Th row: Aus ii Ciiiirii-y, Wi-llfi Ciiinnelli, Smdlinqer, Lamberl, Colburn. 5Th row: Ciiwr-ri, liuhiai, Judd, Slevnns, C Wi-ik:-r, Salipa, Siievenson, D. 6Th row: King, J., Ciwdvy W'lliaivis, J., Niilrfel Pvaler, Brcilman. 7Tl'1 row: Mr. Hayes, GriTTiTh, Kaplan, liil, TT., Hail, F., Harbac 1 Dii lcinsun, Tiiy, Maifhlpinez. 8'll'l row: Daily, lvl., Zemin li, Bfinaparliy Yi almrri, Bm lmnan Kendall, Arrnislead. pf I fzfllf 2 7 ogzfgllq C0-6cAf0ni The job of fhe seniors piclured on lhese pages has been lo publish lhis SenTinel. They have fried lo make if Harvard's besf and mosl complele annual, Wilh high prices and posl-war shorlages as lhey are, lhis has nol been an easy iob. Monlhs of work wilh phofographers, prinlers, and boolcbinders have been involved. Ads have had lo be collecled, piclures lalcen, and arlicles wrifleng lheir laslcs were many. To do Jrhese laslcs, The edilors were lorlunafe in having a large and capable slall. The Credil lor lhis annual lies noi wilh any single person or group bul wilh all lhose of lhe sfall, They have done lheir besl. Co-eclilors Liebig, Plunkell Business Manager Shaw Wrilers Field, lvlangin, O'Connell Pholographers Coburn, Oswald Business Associales Mac Alpine, Paflerson Typisl Magenheirner Facully Adviser lvlr. l-lughes .gznfinef .fdnnua f ,'4l'l0l'l.llf auf W - 1 311.51 1105.5 17111 ffm vn Ls llwcse Two groups, piclured lo' qellwer, accounled lor all lhe plwoloqraplw and adverllsemenls 111 This Iusuc. Bill Plunlqcf headed thu piclorial duparfmenf while Dumfan Shaw we-1 Buslncsw Man aqwr. C l1l1111 l'.1ll111m 11, W lllu'1lc1-ll, M11-. klwsxfl gZA.l0I'ill! K lylll l',lH FII, Tlwls socllon ol llwe dell Com' pllod llwo malcrlal for and wrole all llwc arllclcs in llmis annual. Noi plclurcd 15 Gary Maqenlwiemer wlw did a l0l Ol worlc on your Sur1llr1cl. l1-l1 1 MMM:-H, M.11Pxl11-1111, Fw-l1l, UCL-1-11.-1' samfii? cgznfinef Z? fefin The S-enTinel BulleTin is issued every oTher Friday by The Juniors picTured here. This year The BulleTin has been larger and more appealing Than ever beTore. EdiTed by Miclcey Kelly, iT has abounded in well-wriTTen maTerial: iTs sporT wriTe-ups, ediTorials, poems and social noTes have presenTed a well rounded and inTormaTive view oT Flar- vard liTe. The mosT popular and probably TirsT read oT These arTicle5 is Lou La Tour- reTTe's Tamed Kilroy's Korner which inTorms The sTudenT body oT The more humorous escapades oT advenTurous FlarvardiTes. The BulleTin is one of The Tew Prep School periodicals which is prinTed by The sTudenTs. The Thanlcless job oT Type-seTTing, composiTing, and prinTing Talls on Buzz WelTer's prinTing crew. The members oT This crew have spenT many sleepless Thursday evenings in order To meeT Friday morning deadlines. Their prinTing has been good and is improving wiTh every issue. They, along wiTh The resT oT The sTaTT have spenT a year oT hard worlc in puTTing ouT a good paper. STAFF EdiTor Kelly AssociaTe EdiTor La ToureTTo Business Manager l-lansen SporTs EdiTor MarTin News FdiTors Barnes, Bond ChieT PrinTer WelTer AssociaTe PrinTers Type DeparTmenT Grammar School Ed. FaculTy Advisor PxusTin, Soll Graves, Macy Barnard Mr. l-lugheS The priniing and business branches of fhe sfaff, pic, iured here, do mos? oi The iechnicai work, They even go? so arnbiiious one day fhaf ihcv painfed ihe Qniire Sen+inQI office, Leff fo righit S , Mn i, W0iiaXv'. Cfnxxiw Ann' '- Thif. seciion of ihc sinh furnishes +hc copy For the paper, Their arficlcs cover aii anqics of Harvard life and are WCH Wriiicn. Leff fo rigI'IfZiii1v'x.'n, Ki-i-N, Bwvwi. 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If -,, n., n- ,Ra nil: WW 'nhl ' Nfl, .x7 ,.,, f I A 'r i u,,' 'l,1i A ,lil . - AW4 ,7 1, K ,, w, 1.0 fi . i i ff V U f 1 ,. mam , 0 ,Ulf ,uw ,,,,7' la 17 .I flf,l',A fn, V lah 'f1,'.,'fi f, 'fi ff., fi f n r- A 'nh f1,,'w 5,1 if :,,: ,WV ,,U:f.,l F wb ,,, I, ,,, r., 1. ri , A. vl onor ociefg So Tar This year There has been an increased inferesr in The schools Honor Sociely by a grealer number of sludenfs. This Trend is parrly due The many inreresfing banguels given by rhe group lasl year: especially The laresr one held in February, A+ This dinner The Sociery was privileged +o have as i'rs spealcer, a professor from +he California lnsri- lule oi Technology who simplified The complexilies of nuclear fission. In order fo become a member in This organizalion, if is necessary 'ro have a B average, no Cs and one more A Than The pupil's number of years in high school. When a member becomes a senior and his record in The sociely is oulsfandingly high, he is said lo graduale Cum Laude and becomes a member of The Nalional Honor Sociely, of which Harvard School is one of several hundred member schools. Presiding over The Honor Sociery lhis year was William Field, while Derek Bolc and Joseph Mangin acled as Vice-Presidenrs for 'rhe Tirsf and second semesrers respecrively. The H Club is an organizalion made up of srudenrs who are able To meer ifs rigid gualilicalions which are: l. A candidale musr be a Senior or Junior. 2. He musl have won al leasl one varsiry lelrer in a major sporr. 3. He musl be of good characrer and school spirir. This year's H Club was headed by Bob Beardsley and sponsored by Mr, Hanson. Cvercoming a slow slarl, irs members organized soon afler Chrisrmas and slarred plans for various proiecls and ac+ivi+ies which included The popular barn dance and club banguer. They also have made plans Tor larger and belrer operalions nexr year. Thus 'rhe seniors in The H leave if in hope Thar nexr season will bring more arhleles inlo 'rhe club and Thar irs program will be broader. CLA 0l'lfU'l'l CAA orenriic ociefg rs ' Rear row: C' xlw M' 'W l ' l -r M 1 :V - H -- lhf' V H Elw- l 1 1 2d row llolwm Snfll' l' 'lnw ll' 'v L' ' gl mf. F -W B- 1' 1.3. Silfing: F N l Nl W ,wx Dnllx, D, Rear row: B-L Mfxllvw: lv:-, llk Ml A: KK 2nd row: V' . yr C-l Crm, l., C lwv' B w. lxlmn C : Firsf row: C l' l lm l '- ' VV F1 fly llvhl Bl xfl Mme 1-V' CMV l' Wilh an eye lor the luluro 'ho lwo scnlor Fvqliah cilaasf-a1.v1c'lcr llwlrlnutfurlwr My Taylor, have been sludylnq parliamenlary procedure 'hrouqhoul lho pas? wfhool yr-ar. The lwo classes lunclion separalely and under dillerenl fillers. Tho slxlh period Glas-. lf. filled fhe Forum Club while lho Forensic Socloly a l,-- Crnhlreg dunno lho llllh o-nod. They bolh nneel on Thllrgday ol every wool: lor lhe rmrpowo ol lvoadoninq lhelr knowledge and lceopinq alorcvasl ol Curronl world orolulenms hy dlSCU'QlVlQHVTdFlQh7f1llVTC1 lhe loading issues ol ihlg days. ln lhlf, manner The sludenl li olven an oorvorlunlly lo presenl his views on lmoorlanl xoclal, wolillnal and fxcononnlf flovnlopmonlm and lo accepl lhe responsibilily ol lnlelllqenl mnrcvsslon. QPUQPJ Under lhe guidance ol Reverend Gill, fha Qrder ol Sainl Vincen+'s servers guild lullilled ils responsi- bililies and obligalions once again lhis year. Composed ol members ol lhe Episcopal Church, lhe servers guild is an honored religious sociely pos' sessing high slandards ol membership and ollering a challenge lo lhe young Chrislian men ol l-larvard who have performed The dulies of churchmen. 6 oil' As il has in The pas? and undoubledly will in lhe lulure, lhe choir serves as an inspiralion 'ro 'rhe slu- denl body and members ol Harvard School in lheir everyday lives. Under lhe leadership ol Mrs, Bradlield, lhis year has been an evenllul one for lhe choir and hearly commendalion is in order lor lheir beaulilul Chrisl- mas service, 'rhe commencemenf programme, Easfer loslival, and lhe annual recilal which included again lhe popular double guarlel as a nolable lealure. n. Mi. Cum Rear row: Mi. Gill, PM-ld Parlour, l-lull Planise 4+l'1 row :Slalliwrd, Slewarv, U., Srnliar, Zillwwslw. 3rd row: lull r Lfwvwn, Sl'-vviiil, F., Cimilh. 2nd row: lipr vii vl Pappas. fir'-X sfn, D. Firsi row: Spauldru VV-warns Nl SW-vi-ns ff, Rear row: SM-i lar, Plains-'N l ll Mg Alp rr-, Hull, Slewgnswn, Wf lor Fllrll Smilh. 2nd row: Crane. Oconneli, Smilh, P Palfwn, Cwvvarfs, King, J., Ne Slexonswn S. hrnidl, Mr, C1 i Firsl row: lf-ll, Adolf, Kr l Dpncaly Nunfwls i Edgar, Parlu-I. THU, Bishop Cf on ls? row: Mr. Bvxd, Findlay, Over Q vl .ar R i 'a.1'dso'v, Mass, Ri, lre, Rear row: lux!--, prawn Silrmdi, S'-K' ai, Wi iHri 2nd row: Parker, li win fff, Mrs Bmdlidd, Nizisi n, Ni H isbn. Firsi row! l Adbll, Cm-wh, ee KMA Cnc ol lhc mosl popular lillle groups on lhe Campus lhis year is +he Glee Club. Alfhough lhe organizalion is no+ as large as il could be al presenl, lhe Glee Club will cerlainly lure many new members io ils ranlcs nexl year. The boys praclice every Tuesday and Thursday during lhe lourrh period -,ludy hall, and will be awarded onerhall credil for lheir year's work. Under lhe dircclion ol Mrs, Belly Bradlield, The Glee Club has presenled several inleresling pro- grams -one al Chrislmas in chapel, and one ar morning assembly in lhe sfudy hall. SOOFBUOS were: Adell, Cowen, Toll lvl. Alles were: Nelson, Nicholson Tenors were: Prarer, Schmidl, Slellar Basses were: Langley, Parker, Weller Orclrefs fra The Orcheslra has been worlqing hard all year under Mr. Boyds direclion and has planned many Concerls. ll also olans lo accornbany lhe glee club, and will parlicibale in many more aeliyiries soon. The orcheslra has done remarkably well considering ils laCl4 of slrings and lhe loss ol lvlr. liams, lhe bands eldeul member, whe has keen with il lor 45 years. nd row: Silvmidl, Mr-yer, Cvn I-M M i QW mgfa Ckapfef flue :U 1 f WWW W 1 V p L k X -mi 41 9 mw H V A tl M , .1 is Q 3ffF'W ' N .wt M W X K ' 3 I X ..,, . .YW 4M,,.N 4 Q dh F u 4 'w . Q.. Q 44? L.. I ,...f.. u ' 'Q I 9-J zs. 5-1 mfg' a M 1' 'fy wx .aww-1':'1-rfk u 'St- . f QSLJN I 'WS if Q Y ff x ' v' fu .f ,tk ,Q ,X ,K X ...F- ifi + miQ'iwN?5SN M NX ti fx . x 4 ' , X x . 'f A N., W 'X rv' K, . t ff . 'ma ff'-C' ,z 4f x4 -ifimf QV . ' 5' B ' :xxx w 4 ' Mx gr X 'S 1. an ,3 i ig - A Q Q , , W P at - .., 5' K N ' ' ' g Qt N . S 6, by q 5 1, A -V Q S N g X' oxx . Q mit 'R 'g Si? Ch N-in .bb ALA is, S ?Xw . Kp .5 . 1 gE W LQ ?..L4 MJ .,. , nt , , EL.. Q5Q, 1 2 Z Niall,-A 4'-Qi FXS i ' I 5 if ELA' 3 c g E 2 5 ? s i 8 - e 5 5 OR J.A.VlLHAU Sf c S Wnafor UfAal4er f? WS Eif I Major J. A. Villiauer came lo Harvard in I945. Since 'rlwen lie lias done mucli le improve llie bal- lalion. He lias placed more emphasis on llie leaclws ing ol rnililary science llian ever before: liis courses liave been inleresling as well as educalional. His mosl popular accomplislwmenl lliis year lias been llwe inslilulion ol llwe OD. slwirl lo supplanl llme Collen Klialcies and blues on Wednesdays and Fridays. Recenlly Maier Villiaur was one of llie few army reserve ollicers clwosen by flue govern- menl lo be lranslerred inlo flue regular arrny. -AQIIAIJ ,gil5!1?l xS?llgl?l Wc'll, lids done il againl fkller lliirly lwo years ol lionorable service, Sgl. Kunlcel lias signed up lor an ellier liilcli. 'llwe Sarge will long be remembered as a lamiliar siglwl in llie Mililary Depl. and around llie campus. This year lie lias coaclied hir. rille leam in llie Nalional Rille Malclwei. and lwigli inlo llie Sixlli Army Malcln. More power lo you. Firsl Sergeanl Lloyd S. Sayre, RA., came lo Harvard in IQ46. Previously lie lwad served overseas for I3 monllws willw llie Medical Corps. Al Harvard lie is an able Supply Sergeanl and a mililary inslruclor. Firsl Sergeanl Loranza C. Slager, Rfk., enlered llie service in January el I944. Aller receiving lwis basic lraining all:orlKnox,l1e was assigned lo llie IO+l1 Armored Division, willw wliiclw lie spenl a year overseas. He serves as Clerk and lnslruclor in llwe Deparlmenl ef Mililary Science and Taclics. omrniwioneci icerd Commanding The BaTTalion This year, LT. Col. Richard Flamson perTormed an excellenT iob as Number One Man. An eTTicienT sTaTT direcTly under him included The ExecuTive OTTicer, CapT. Beardsleyt AdiuTanT, CapT. Boyd: Supply OTTicer, LT. Malburgq and Plans and Training OTTicer, LT. PlunlceTT. AlThough There have been many changes in command ThroughouT The BaTTalion, CapTain SToclc- man and his Two plaToon leaders, LT. Robbins and LT. Bok, have been wiTh A Company since The beginning oT The school year. LT. Shaw recenTly joined The Company as iTs ExecuTive OTTicer. B Company was ably led by CapTain Mac- Alpine wiTh LT. PaTTerson in charge oT The TirsT plae Toon, LT. Magenheimer in charge OT The second plaToon, and LT. Memovich, The Company Execu- Tive OTTicer. Perhaps The ToughesT iob in The BaTTalion wenT To CapTain Oswald, and To his Three lieuTenanTs, Field, PeyTon and Crosby, who have done an excel' lenT job oT Training The younger boys. The members oT The Band were TorTunaTe To have boTh musical and miliTary leaders in Their orf ganizaTion This year. Much improvemenT in The band was seen under The capable leadership oT CapTain Rheinschild and his 2nd in Command, LT. Gay SmiTh. Rear row: Beardsley, Balm, Maqenhe Fl s M T 2 d ro P.iTTwsvn, Plurlielf. Firsf row: Boyd M A p M V F C T Froni row: Niclcles, Mary, Wf:lTer. 2nd row: Field, Coburn, Mac- Alpine, H., Leadley. 3rd row: Oswald, Maqenlieimer, Wqiodman, Malburq, 4Th row: Robbins. Cofzper, R., l-larbarh, L., l3eyTrin. i e eam For The TirsT Time in several years The Harvard School SharpshooTers have proven Their noTed ac' curacy in compeTiTive Small Bore lv1aTchos. Fore- mosT among These was The SixTh Army lVlaTch in which The Team raTed liTTeenTh ouT OT The TiTTy R.O.T.C. schools compeTinq, IT will now be neces' sary Tor each oT The TiTTeen doadeyes oT The Team To Tire eiqhTy rounds in Tour sTaqes Tor The naTional QualiTicaTion MaTch, parTicipaTed in by all R.O4l.C. uniTs. The Team consisTs of lvlalburq, Macy, Field, WelTer, PeyTon, Robbins, Nickels, Woodman, Cooper, R. Coburn, lvlaqenheimer, Leadlay, l-lar' bach, and Oswald. Sie angers Under The TuTelaqe oT Mr. l-lal Boyd, The musical direcTor, l-larvard has been able To crediT iTselT wiTh many Tine musicians. The hearT and cenTer oT all Harvard musical acTiviTy can be Tound among The group OT boys ThaT comprise The bugle corps. The buqlers seT The pace Tor The BaTTalion while marching inTo lunch. They are The lcey To all miliTary liTe aT Harvard and sound The various desiqnaTed calls so Tamiliar and imporTanT To all cadeTs. The Buqlers' unTiring eTTorTs have provided The spiriT and precision necessary Tor Training a BaTTalion such as ours. ,STHIYA Cilfaf. ?A01'l1.5c'A1'Z! M171 The Band under lhe able durechen el Mr Hal H. Boyd and commanded by Capl. Rhelns child, has proven lo be one ol The besl Harvard has seen in many a year. Wllh lls lwenly musn clans and allached buqlers, il ls always presenl le qlve The marching spirll lo parades lhe band leads lhe parade and sels lhe snappy pace Tor The resl ol lhe ballalion. Beslde Els musical ar Cornplushrnenls, The band has proved lo be a welledrilled and shined orqanizalion. They have won several ol lhe Blue-Chip inspecllons aqainsl l e resl ol lhe Ballalion. The Band isn'l seen much on The parade ground, excepl durinq parades, The resl ol 'rhe llme lhey spend ln prae Ticinq. The band room is lhe worlc shop lor These muslclans, and lhey are always hard al worlc prae licinq. The band is slaled lor a concerl al a prornlnenl church on lhe 2O+h ol April and we lcnow lhey will do 'rheir besl. Nexl year The band will suller The loss ol Rhelnschlld. Srnilh, Cooper, and Drum Major Ciannelli. Z?6Ufl0! ,Ji 52, Ckapfef .SL YY I S x .NS X x x 1 wi gk 55? .NV X I Q I W Q, i f' 'nr , ?' 'ii 'Q Q 'Q' ' x A MIN, u 'W h if wx? If' i' A H. . - -Q 'T' 'RU R s-Q9 42 H? fm X-sqm ,S +--f A 1 X 4 ' ' ,gfgqmf Q32 ' fly QQ..- , dam 2 ,,.,,..--- , 'Q ld kb C: ar aruarc! I lnrvard Day, llwo lvlollwens Clues greal conlribulion lo lneir sons' sclwool, Lomes every year in early May. ll consisls ol an allernoon and evening ol parading, qamf ing, and dancing. lls purpose is lwo fold: lo provide a good lime for lhe families and friends ol l-larvard, and lo raise money lor campus improvemenls. A dress parade begins llwe l'day's leslivilies and is followed by games of slcill and chance played in llwe Senior Enclosure. Al duslc a dinner is served in llwe gym, and laler a dance lweld in Sfudy l-lall. Harvard Day is always llworouglwly enjoyed by llwose who aflendi if has lxcorive one ol Harvard's qrealesl lradilions. Wgmg mm ,. Qwwui ...N -- :ww un.-:nur -5-Q., s AhEY-Y x T73 ,N hm' f 'Wu ka- mm, -'H nn? 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C I ' I I X I ' ' 9 I , ' .IIIIIN W. YfI'I'IQfi, Ilrtm!l'a1I IIIIIIIII I7 lI iH fI'ffi UI I .'I 'I' H . . 'I 5' :: :I I W ff ! If X f1fIl.I Wm! IIII1 film!! f' ff -5- - V'f1'U1f1 I.ura FIIIIIIUIIIYF Ifl, IMI flrllin I 'I 2,1 J ' , .5 CiPIlI!IKI.lIll'lI!.I of A 4, 3 . . . : xv SUNSET -' - IIIIW2 fin. IIHIIQIHQI fiirlrlrl Unsct -I .- CUMPLIMENT5 CIF DR and MRS.JQHN H PESCHONG JOHN IN HHamdNHW.HHWHLK.HWIH MILL TINII B L Hllll .nu IPIIL TPI Harry Jac Walt B II Il Ii 'I' W I fi II IQ Ii In II11: IlIal:s:sl1I -If III'IllII Illrz SEN fl- ULLITIN Ii I H II l. J. l'. 1 F .I III Is I I lrl I U tX11lIf ,Z-4-1w1frf! flfz' A Aw CVTJIHXJX z'ff 1fL11 f ,s My ylwf' Air ll IIIIIHIUF Mfr! gf M!! llavmolld 9 Malburq I Plllll 1' 1 0.1 1'.i11',5 Mr. and Mrs. NIH! , , fs Mr und Mrs John Wendel Inwood UV and Q J Q E ll u il r ll l.u:rull HllI'lllIl W lil l'I'll'Illl All flflA,A,fl f., fl., cm, My 1, f lVlr. null lVlrss. Wlllnrrl lllllllllllllllfi null llill, .lr. fi f'A ' 'f llulnlllimllnlss dk EJMPL I' lul ll 'Tun IIllllllllllN I I 1 n cc 2122 EAST SEVENTH STREET LEIS ANGELES 54 CALIFEJFENIIX C IMENTS UF Ill. Hug lI': . IIIIW uf I:ill'flI'lli'I lllll V1 I lllnlNl IIILHVIAN Ill N Ill Ill lllll FTKYT M lull 1.1 I1 I QJYLJ A 0 4 K -J xy 111111111'a1111I11111111s1 in HH? lzllllllllilllffllffi lflnssrs III' HI. ..4.l., H. 1 Ml MH. 1 Ml .l. ll. PIZELHII I Z I I illlli 1'I ' 111' 111 '1' HEX and IHYIHI' N 1 fd U I:lIlIl'1lf'iV II' I I 'l' l'lIHl'l'Nllffi Wlf. MOLE GREEK I JAKE WILLIE U BUBBLE I-IUTCI-I MOUSE I-IOWIE BUD MOOSE TARZAN INFLUENCE BERNIE MAC RERO CURLY I fm'IrfEIIw'v'ER'W1.- - . I :,, I . .F Ay: ' L . 1' I 'X xx 1III1I v f NI I' AI Vw 1' Irv V1 ' ' . I I x-.Inn : a 1 ,Xl C518 H B 241m Iv SIINSII H xlm mn IK try P114 roqz Il Izzy X A ,lx - -' lkff R- 1 '7 XY sm 5 1 A lSm j 1 1 '. v k Vhirvm- N-lIL1I'KllClL71l7I' IJILL S GULEH Q unu Huutv In P lllllLPhUllSl', I HIAXI :HDPE HlNh I I IAFHIH MUPHIH Compliments o Mr. and Mrs. Carl von Bzbra GI1 Son fi::': , Ih.fi '. IIT LH TATI 5' .JT X' LTU FEAL U.LIL and ' f d A WONDERFUL gig LIFE 66IT'S 1 Mr and Mu Bvrndul Williams an: DHL HIXI Iunlflfzlflwllfi uf bm! ll'M,1Aw1 . . . M12 illlll Mrs. W. 'l'111'1'11111:1e f1lllll1iIIlilIl illlli 1 1 :llll 'lI. .'n'... ' N lHd N4rQ IHI Arnold Congratulations fo the Floss o 47 Mr and Mrs Robert Beardsley, ,I1 and Bob ll Illl ll'llf'1 I uf lr.: .. Alhnrl A. Hinnny : I 4 ll Congratulatzons to the Class 0 47 Mr and Mrs W E Dunn Jr and George LQMPIHVIENTS of DUNN PRESEHVING CQ lf , C0 Al '11 .5 l'llI'!i llxrzlllssixzrlx . fu ,, . . . . , . - - - TVVENTIETH CENTURY PDX FILM CCDRP 94 IIIINI I'l.I M IQN'I'fi IH' Pcltranize Your Schcnel Stine LC Cb k f I Vx., 65 Q, 6 .XX O0 COQQ 00 O 60 AVO ,OV Q Q 0 Q1 OO t O Q' A 0 a Q Q1 o ff' lhll nplm .f firm fwfr nulhn Iffzhr Fhamfuou mah high r I hm: rw If Ihr lf?-16 I1 wrf XIIIIOIIJI In rsfmf I xprzslrznn lrl hf 1 11111 munzzg Ihr Inn hem' ol Ihr mtg' and LI umzpfeff hnn hard mm the rdf! rfrm msfmlrrf Ihr calzfrc of fldohr c I1 mlzls I lgfff Inrrnrm Hrrrf lx IIIIHIHILY all fhl777f7I0I1 hip: A Record at the 1946 EXHIBITIONS Wan Dzegn Fountx Farr All champlonehrpe awarded to Adohr Santa Barbara Founly Fazr Five out of Qlx champxonshlps 'awarded to Adohr Grand Natzonal Lwestock Exhxbrtzon All champlonehlps awarded to Adohr, as well as Barnegate Trophy and honors for Premier Breeder Great Wevle n Lwevtock Www Five out of sax champlonehnpe awarded to Adohr No other dairy herd can equal this record a record which hy the way ls only an extenwlon of the pre snr record of Adohr cattle Blue Ribbon cattle are an rmpoxtant reason why Adohr Milk is unexcelled ln qualitv JDQIR. ILK F RMS Holslezn, Guernsey and Mrxed Herd Certified Mzlks HOME OF THF WORLDS LARGEST GUERNSEY HERD O O I I I O I I O I 0 OX aw Q . , , . ' uf ' I 1 tl ' .A f , , ' - . x r . In 1' ' I , 'Q f' . .' rr ' '. :', ' ' ,C I ,r ' x ' ' 1 . , f ' 'J , '. ' ' ,wr I .Q ' vj f ' I A .f V., I O O I O . I . V . . , , . , . ' I a t , K V1 1 i Y ' ' . . . . . . ' , . I ' I . , . . . . . . .. Lam DHTTIGIIT 1111 West Bloadvvmy LUNG BFALH CALIPQPNIA of CARACO SHIP SUPPLIES MLS 7fM.5A1'.i XZOHI 1 v. . 1 1 -1 , 1 1 1 I . f . 1 I , CIRHIFIPIITVIHI CUMWANY I IVII lllli Mis lfllmrdn lmnmlln ,md HI HIIIIEIIIS nf I A x M ll N HHQIIIH VIMHIN CUQUANUUV GROVE g??3iF,E3E1Ei115Ql:f1 ll ss i li H y ' II 'I 1- ss 1111lst 1 Q stx IH of C oldxx 1 C1 1 1 ch 5lII'lLl f c ln 1 for 11 p1op1q 111d1 xx huh IN 411111 x lcx1tLCl 111 th1s lI1NflfLlflOl'l ol lc 11111111 IIIX 1 mqhr 1 out 9 91 m Call xrnmq the IT1lSLl1lCX ous df.111o11s md msuts to LCISC 111111 hu IL 111LLs Lcls ISISILW 1111pc1 1 C110 V lL Conzplzrm nt tl Dustx Bums H111 Dprnons 111 the oss L1ttlc Wh1tr1e1 1 Cfll WLC an C1113 L Amos R1 IV M s loxdt s L hox Q1 C111 uclul md 111111 Ld GOOD LUCK the Class of 47 I'Ol'T'I DR ond MRS ROBERT W LANGLEY cncl BOB A1 ' 5 hc lu: Y' hz ks 1 '11 ' C'1l' is fc El p1ll11r0f 11' A 1 est f ' 1t1 1 '11ll,' '1 1 Y Q' ' 5 . . . , . 4 . 02 YC Q 5 1' 1, 1 V M V I Y H M1 if 1 'I 1h :5 f211Cl111'i1 '1 l'M'l ... lj is issued forth A 4 U ' V I I V 1 S01 T ll l11111' utr--1 1111.3 Th' l1.'t llex if hj' V sc1 'tc th nl, I'Cf ilf. K. lirtl1 11iq. ' 1' 1 1 l 'l- hx' to l Zmgmw Go fdrflver l Youth knew what Age would crave lt would both get and save oLo ENGLISH PROVERB GROSS ROGERS 61 C0 Member Los Angeles Stock Exchange 458 South Sprung Street Los Angeles 13 tu k 2541 757 66 nf ll X it , U f Telephone Long Beach c er - 1 I HIM ,AIM Dr md Nlls Ru I1 1rd I Munson Unk .Dean A II II I Loughlm 8 Cowdry PRESCRIPT CIN CHEMISTS 63513 VAN NLJYS BLVD VANNLJSC CIE 5 mhII Iluturu 1 lu lu I Iv :II I f II IIIIIIW r 1 0 0 0 HH!! lf 1 I W f IIIIIII Ii ' 'I'Ius llnlv filmp ' in ilu: Vzlllrey I Just fur lIuyss PH N STATE A DIS 'Iu1r'f1l'll1i'lI I 'f I 1 a IIIuI. I'I I' Ii -I' . -IIIINI 1 I III!! IIIHI! Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 A truly Great Class Bishop and Mrs Gooden Lots of Luck to the Class ot 47 Mr 8: Mrs Duncan Shaw and Dune H lI'ltIlll ' ' 4 V A1 n a 0 Y . ' I Cl. 77 -.--.f II nmplimlenis nl' and MP EN TWO GRHDS JACK DONNELL 20 JACK DQNNELL 47 X1 Il 1. I M IQ N .I. V ll I. HH. a IVIHS. WILLIAM HENHIIW 'I'HUMPfiUN amd LU I f H If L I M T S Q F ll baker America s most popular shoes for young men eaxixiwwsrx wa wk Wm N Y' was A gf off .wr feM. Nzbamwix ww aRXwHNW R QRNNWFKWNKI sf 629 So Broadway 412 W 7:11 Street 451 So Br d 0a way 5404 Wxlshlrc Boulevard 6664 Hollywood Blvd 282 East Colorado Pasadena 325 Pr A ne venue Long Beach 330 No rth Beverly Drrve Beverly Hills I . V I wg? I 3 il , u I - r xmw.waa,mvs,ra:.Q. w..,, . x WX? , :?oW.:'0' W - 'Xt Fei rw, JL. ww S. Q X lW...:,Q' . ea, .5 . W, ,., A .r.,., .... - , , ww' ' ...,r,.MW,.h.MM 1. .W 5 ' if , , , PCR A CGQL, HEALTHFUL SUMMER IN THE H o R s E PICTURESQUE SIERRAS Comclct Mr Hughes SYCc1more 2 4252 DRGXQI 6360 Y I S H 0 E I. I-I . I li E or C A MP Mr.HC11'1son Ifor bo s,lhu is.l K M 5 :gels FS S? S f e a W ff'-f If y x, 7? Y A-Qi Mvwmkxt , QL L P m Y 2 E .Jigs Xiu- E l'Qg f ffiiwwp ',w-1 -QA mag! W ' x S is K ,. .... : . - ' ' Un X ' M is I y , w'i2W ' tt: - .fn an + ,, .m ' .. .. 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