E-Yearbook Home  Quick Search  Advanced Search  Quick Browse

Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

 - Class of 1949

Page 1 of 176

 

Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection, 1949 Edition, Cover
Cover
Page 6, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collectionPage 7, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection
Pages 6 - 7

Page 10, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collectionPage 11, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection
Pages 10 - 11

Page 14, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collectionPage 15, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection
Pages 14 - 15
Page 8, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collectionPage 9, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection
Pages 8 - 9		Page 12, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collectionPage 13, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection
Pages 12 - 13		Page 16, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collectionPage 17, 1949 Edition, Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection
Pages 16 - 17

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1949 volume:

“

'M wr 'Qu 'W x N , f W v 1 Mm fy A , iii? if 555 f :KW sfafsxrww L N, Lf J Qu awww Q? 4 L . 22:97 fl ' 5325 . M. 4. x ff ,JU 1-4411 ' wg 'ax wa: . -sw-,g.fJ V 4 -f 1. Q. -fwk, N M X . I ,, ugh .N mi-1 ,,-. , FW ldv in MQW. ' --fl, if 1 i vii. ' ' 5 4 9 , f' 4 , 'A kv r .6 'ini 5 44 Q n gil xii? 4-1 1 x ' f x5..,' W 'VKX ,sv ' 5 ' sf ' 5 ' 1 . .f ' A 4 . A 1 'Q 'ENT . ,K ' . V iw f K V -gsm ' A' L , x Nt.: ' , t' ., I L ' 'Wai' ret., 1. Aww A , Q -V x. W '. is . Y 4 xx K Q' 3 x X x , ,-01' K k S' L 4 V 4. X X 'M -N : A Q l v . uf - .b .f.-.x ' A M WN -' 2 5-vm, 9 , QL- ' TQ- Ili: .iw I UM Nu .MP . ' L o . 4 Q.-, . ,.,..,L, - f -,N,,,9 M ff-2' , . ....i?.I'..,,-gy.-'L K: et, , ,ma-' 'iLn-1 - - L' ' 3 .hw , H-, ,,,. - p , ,,,,...,., ' . ..., . ----- , ' ' v .,...,,., ,.-,..-m,,,gn ' pw' Q- Q: . rv-, A H .4 .4, ,Lee-1. ff w..'l'K.,-4, 7 . h ,.. Q- -Q A ,-3,1 .N . 'mr '.fytu.,.n . ,ig . Q. ,,.v O . 1 4. fl-an. ..-1 r ,Ya K, - ,I ' 4 4, 1 ,ay-.-1 ., -:m.g,g5,5fg .pw--' n 13 ,gxyf I ?f? M, If. ' M3 2 ..., IH my My J ,, ,. ,, W ? Q! X '-r . :Min L, -1' I-,lea X , XX I V , If fr N ff X X xx ,wx N f W ,f NXXX 'f X fy K s V, f Xxx XX XX ,f A, x 'f V, ,.-E . ' X X X X fl f' ' I V X I 2 K E Y XX Xxx XX X X i J 2 . 1 3 Q , 1 X N f X f' f 5 ' ' E X X- X X 'N X XX , f f Q J . 1 X X X f X f gg-- M- .... J ,L 1 X X X x 1 . - , ,. 1: - Ts y X Xqw' ---- X N X X f :.- pg' ' ,i REE XE .gimx N x X ff' iw'!g 12 15 xxx x X X , , 2 gd Y: 'I W x 5 ' 1 w .Ng sa 2 x X X X I, f V1 z 3 -M , I . , . 1 M.: w M X I 3 5 -Lx X X X X xx f V 3 1 'W 4 r- , :if nm.. A 1 .... . .1 : , f 1' f, 9 QXLL ..., If L ' X X X X, I, I, I I 5 .- ,Y ....,. X T X: X X xx X f ff J f ' 3 1 3 x 3 Q 1 Hx x X ,f ' ' E 3 1 3 2 x X X f f 1 Q Q 2 2 1 x . X X X ' 1 1 1 x 1 X f f ' Q f R X x X ,f ' fy ' s 2 a H ' 1 H 1 7 1 if E XZ t X , f Z x X, X f' ' V 1 . X f V, ' J E , 1 5 DEDICATION We, +he s+uden+s of Harvard School, are proud 'ro dedi- cafe fhis, fhe Foriy-niner Sen+inel, fo Mr. Burl G. liams, who served Harvard so faifhfully and so well during his forly- six years on fhe faculfy. Prior fo his re+iremen+ in I948, Mr. liams provided +he besl of ins+ruc+ion and also 'the counsel and friendship so necessary +o boys in +heir years of prepara+ion for high school. We of 1'he high school as well as 'rhose of +he lower school miss him. ,mssmfwsrm fi will i a 4 C' may fi W ' QD? REGISTRAR CLARENCE A. BARNES Regis+rar a+ Harvard for many years, Mr. Barnes is nofed for his excellen'r courses in advanced maihe- maiics. In fhis field, he is considered by many 'fo be one of 'The bes+ feachers on +he Pacific Coast He has been an ins+ruc+or ai' Harvard School since l908. HEADMASTER THE RIGHT REVEREND ROBERT B. GOODEN When he firsi' came +o Harvard as headmas+er in l9I2, Bishop Gooden began a long and fai+hful service +0 ihe school. Since +hen, his good advice, pleasani' personali+y, and friendly ac+s have brough+ ligh+ info 'fhe lives of many boys. f-ii X ASSOCIATE HEADMASTER KINTER HAMILTON Because of his greaf inferesl in arhlelics and every o+her school ac+ivi+y, Mr. Hamil- +on has become an ouisfanding figure af Harvard School. Over +he many years he has been a+ Harvard lsince l902l, his wise counsel and greal pa+ience have helped a very large number of boys. DEAN OF FACULTY DR. J. LEONARD SHERMAN Dr. Sherman lA.B., U.S.C.g M.A., U.S.C.l has been a feacher of Economics, Business Law, and English al Harvard School since l9l8. He received his Doclor of Educalion degree af U.C.L.A. in I945. Dr. Sherman has been Dean of 'lhe Faculfy a+ Harvard since I946. l William W. Taylor lA.B., Lafayeflel has 'l'augh+ all of +he higher English classes a+ Harvard since his arrival al' Harvard in l92l. He is fhe one re- sponsible for +he speaking clubs here af school, fhe Forum Club and Forensic Sociely. James W. McCleery lA.B., Dar+mou+hl 'leaches La+in and advanced courses in Spanish. ln fhe pas+ he has coached +he baseball feam, buf his fame is now being en- hanced by fhe cemen+ +eam +ha+ he has been coaching for 'lhe pas+ few years. William C. Bullion lA.B., Syracusel came +o Har- vard in I929: since fhen he has +augh+ French and Spanish and has become well liked by +he boys for his underslanding manner and lhe ex+ra help lhal' he gladly gives 'ro any of his s+uden+s 'l'ha+ need il. Hal H. Boyd lU.S.C.l has 'laughl' music and led lhe band and orcheslra since I933. He also leaches woodshop and parlici- pales in many olher acli- vi+ies. Nafhaniel G. Hughes lB.E.,U.C.l..A.l has +augh+ Ar'r and Mechanical Draw- ing since he came fo Harvard in I938. He is also +he facully advisor for lhe Sen+inel Annual and lhe Sen+inel Bullelin, as well as leader of lhe Whi+e Club. PRINCIPAL OF LOWER SCHOOL Wilbur Hanson lA.B., Chapman Collegel seems 'ro be fhe ideal person fo Fill fhe grea'r vacancy leff by Mr. liams' re+iremen+. Since he arrived in I940, he has +augh+ +he Gram- mar School and coached our baslce+ball leam fo many viclories. ULTY Alberl E. Burr, Jr. lA.B., U.C.L.A.l has lhe dis+inc- +ion of being fhe only member of 'rhe facully fha+ aH'ended Harvard as a sfudenf. He +eaches his+ory courses and, since he came in I938, has offi- cialed af many alhlelic evenls. i? Java' K Thx J. R. Whi++emore, Jr., lS+anfordl came lo Har- vard in I94I. He feaches Science and Ma+hema+ics +o +he junior high school. ln addilion +o +his, he is fhe Senior class advisor and Tennis coach. Rev. John Gill lB.A., San Diego Sfafel has per- formed many dufies since he ioined lhe facully in l942. He is 'the school chaplain and facul+y ad- visor 'ro +he Sludenf Cabi- ne+. ln addilion fo +hese dulies he ins+ruc+s Biology and Hisfory. sigh? s, N-4 . k M. H. Miller lB.S., Penn Slale Collegel came +o Harvard in I943. One of +he finesl' feach- ers af Harvard, he feaches Physics and Chemisfry and is 'lhe leader of fhe Green Club. M. C. Hays lB.S., Minnesolag M.A., Chicagol joined +he fac- ulfy in I944 and, in addi+ion +o 'reaching malhemafics, is +he leader of +he Blue club. Ray lpsen lA.B., U.S.C.l enlered Harvard in I947, and +eaches lhe Grammar School. He is lhe leader of ihe Red Club and is held high in +he es+eem of fhe sludenls. Mrs. Belly Bradfield has faughl organ and piano af our school since I938, and her music has added much +o +he chapel services. George P. Maurer lU.S.C.l has been called Coach since he came fo Harvard in I938, and he is responsible for many of fhe line alhleles fha? Harvard iurns oul. Miss Sfella Gammon lA.B., Pomona: M.A., Columbial has +augh'f 'the valuable arf of fyp- ing since I944, and her fine insfrucfion is responsible for many fine papers af Harvard. Claude E. Menlce fA.B., Sanfa Claral is new +his year. As foo+- ball and baseball coach, in ad- diiion io his grammar school +eaching, he has added much fo fhe school. Mrs. McGregor ialces care of all fhe choir vesfmen+s and is highly +hough+ of by fhe board- ing sfudenis. She is fhe house- mofher of ihe lower school boys. Ralph Flanagan lUniv. of Texasl came io Harvard in I947 affer a dis+inguished record as a world champion swimmer. His swimming ieam has proved +he versafiliiy of fhe sfudenfs Miss Eleanor Lapham lA.B., U.C.L.A.g B.S., U.S.C.i has fallen ihe posi+ion of librarian ihis year and has been of grea'f help fo 'rhe sfuden+s in iheir quesi for knowledge. Ut 6585 X i Ty, M Wxmb MN I 5 fig f xg, D- ff , pw xi N X- I 'L LIFE BEGINS IN '49 We are ihe Senior Class of '49, For many years greaf fhings had been expec+ed of us. Led by Class Presiden+ Tom Slevenson and +hrough 'rhe work and cooperalion of +he whole class, we were able +o bring ourselves iogeiher and 'form a good class. We may never be remembered for our class as a whole, buf +here will cerfainly be a few in each of +he various ac+ivi+ies who will noi be forgo++en for years +o come. Bob Coons, Mal Douglas, Bill Dough+y, Rex MacAlpin, Bob Baker, Hank Sharman, Don Snowden, and Dave Toy have more 'rhan ably represenfed fheir class on +he Honor Socie+y. MacAlpin and Sharman have shown fhe school +ha'r we, foo, have our mili+ary geniuses. On +he field, Bauder, R. Daily, Schraeger, Siberf, Sharman, Sfadlinger, Geo. Sfevens, and T. Sfevenson fo name buf a few, have added greally fo Harvard spor+s. Thus, fhe end has come for us a+ Harvard. If is possible +ha+ we could have done belfer, buf we are nol ashamed of our record. DY, .tu-at N0 X' 5 , .WW , gm. . 'f C? ff 6' i , -rs-ac BASKETBALL U, : A l 6 MACHINE f - C4 - xr-'K , A . x N -xg Enferecl '46, Green, Forum Club, H Club '48, '49, B Foolball lHl, '46, B Baskefball lHl, '47, Varsify Foofball lHl, '47, '48, Varsi+y Baskelball lHl, '48, '49, Volleyball Team, '48, '49, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '47, Sgf. '47, Sf Sgt '48, TfSg+. '48, Pvf. '48, SfSg+. '49, Color sg+. '47, '48, l, Michael Bagnall, leave my supreme IN wi+l1 Marlborough girls +0 Bill Sfevens, and +o Lee Carlson, l leave my aH'i+ucle 'l'0W6fd +l1e mililary way of life, iusf in case he should lose his. No+ed For: Slighf inclinafion fo polish Hue apple. ACL2! CZJCILUJOIT agua Kogerf W gager, J . N, Wt Pla+oon 47 Besl Squad 48 Good Conduc+ Medal 46 47 48 49 B Foolball Team 46 Varslfy Foolball Team 47 48 B Traclc Team 47 Vars1+y Track Team 49 Honor Socnefy 46 47 48 49 Secreiary Treasurer of Honor Socuefy 49 Forensic Soclefy 49 Senhnel Annual S+aFf 49 l Roberf M L Baker Jr being of sound body and doub+ful samfy here beslow and bequea+h 'fhe followmg my consfanf gurl frouble +o Dupar or +0 any poor fool who falls Info +hc frap of lllung a lerrlbly popular gal Calculus class l leave fo any demenled moron who +hough+ he lcnew Ma+he mahcs The mlllfary dep+ l lusl leave No+ed For Scnenhhc mnnd XU Ufafrw Enlered '46, While Club, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '48, Sg+. '48, SfSg+. '49, Besl Q i-62.1 I' 6:-a?i:i ll U O4'rrf-' wi? En+ered '47, Red Club, P.F.C. '47, Gordon Crary Mafch lIs+l '47, Besf Squad '47, Pvf. '48, P.F.C. '48, Cpl. '48, Sgf. '48, Besf Pla+oon '48, Color Guard '48, Varsify Baseball '48, '49, Foo+ball '48, 2nd L+. '49, Is+ L+. '49, Senior Council '49, H Club '49, Forensic Sociefy '49. l, James R. Baucler, being of paihefically ignoranl' mind, and wilh a bea+ up body fo mafch, having no+hing worlh willing, give H' fo Conrad, who we hope, will nol' be hurl. No+ed For: Sfrafospheric aspira+ions. amed lleginafol Z?aualer .Ar cbs 1 V llll .J 'X lofrc' .4 , A, 5 Q Q X c Enfered '43, While, Jr. P.F.C. '44, Cpl. '47, Sg+. '48, Pvf. '48, Sg+. 3rd Grade '49, Band '48, '49, Good Conducf '45, B Foofball lH, '46, B Foofball IH, '47, Co-Captain B Foofball '47, Varsi+y Foo+bal lH, '48, B Tracll lH, '47, Varsify Traclc lH, '48, '49, Choir '45, '46, '47, Forensic Socieiy '49, l, David Bell, leave 'lo Jones my obvious mili+ary genius: fo Nelson I leave my six flaf mile, and Dear old Harvard l ,us+ plain leave-I hope. Nofed For: Joining band +o become officer land failing, .mcwicf ,Darcy Rf Eniered '46, Blue, P.F.C. '48, Cpl. '48, Cpl. '49, Good Conducl '48, Besl Plaioon Award '48, Forensic Socie+y. I, Paul Brei+man, do hereby will my volumes of promises from +he Miliiary Deparfmenr +o John King and Carl Doumani. Nored For: Being lef+ behind in Mexico. lo.r7l4fJfnZ pau! QOJQIUA Zgwifman WSF' ,ifxfwf Enfered '46, Whi+e, Good Condudr '48, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '48, Cpl. '48, Swim- ming Team '49, Treasurer Forensic Sociefy. l, Bob Brews+er, being of sound body and infermiflenl mind, do hereby leave my weird driving fechnique lo Touchslone, if he wanls il. My well known ora+orical skill goes +o Conrad, whom silence would greafly improve. Noled For: Noi having much +o say. lgogerf .fdfffeli F0105 fel' W ki a , K 'fig .,.. ' 523 - M., ,Q r --. i.. iff 'Sys ui, Q, yn -e 2, ,Ef'e swf' -fr, grills, 1 'f ig?fg,wfs, T W is 1 fir-2177 as En+ered '46, Blue, P.F.C. '48, Cpl. '49, Sgt 2nd Grade '49, Good Conducl '47, '48, '49, B Foofball, Baseball lHl '48, '49, Foolball lHl '48, '49 H Club '49, Forum Club. I, Roger Buchanan, leave my greaf l1iHing abili+y +o any Junior on 'lhe baseball feam who wanis il. No+ed For: His lalenfecl 'l'oe. KOQQIA gtCACLI'lCLl'l,, I . 746 75's XS 6664171 2 2 Enfered '46, While, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '47, Sgl. '47, 2nd Ll. '48, Isl l.'l. '49, Good Conducl '47, '49, Besl Plaloon '47, Besl Company '47, '48, 2nd Place D Company Manual of Arms Compe+i+ive '48, Exec. Officer B Company '48, Plafoon Leader 2nd of B '49, Honor Sociely '47, '48, '49, Presidenf Deba-ling Club '49, Senfinel Annual Sfaff '49, S+uden'r Cabinel '49, Swim- ming Team '49, Forum Club lCl1airmanl '49, Cum Laude Nalional Honor Sociely. I, Roberf Coons, leave my excess size lo anyone who can use if. My grcal brain l leave ln flwe Clwemislry Lab for all lo sludy. To Allen Keele l leave my abilify 'ro gel hil by o+her cars. Noled For: Abilily +o cause lrouble wilhoul reprimand. KOAQIJ Weave! 600115 C o 1. foilhgpl' 'U' 5 Enfered '44, Jr. P.F.C. '45, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '47, SfSg+. '48, 2nd L+. '49, Is+ L+. '49, D Co. Commander '49, 3rd Place Commandanl s Maich '45, 2nd Place, '46, Marlcsman Medal '46, 2nd Place Firs+ Year Maich '47, ls+ Place Gordon Crary Mafch '48, Good Conducf Ribbon '45, Winning Squad '47, Winning Co. Compefiiive '49, Green Club Capfain '49, Grammar School Traclr Awards '46, Grammar School Tennis Trophy '46, B Fooiball lHl '46, B Track lHl '46, '47, Varsify Foofball lHl '48, '49, lCo-Cap+ainl, Baseball lHl '47, '48, Swimming Team '48, '49 lCap+ainl, Diving Medal '48, Fooiball Trophies lMosl' Valuable Junior '48l, lMos+ Valuable Senior '49l, H Club '47, '48, '49, Forum Club, Senior Council. l, Richard Daily, do hereby will my abilily +o be siranded in a Mulholland snow slorm fo any fulure senior who ihinlcs he can ge'r away wi+h ii, also +o +he iunior +ha+ sifs closesf fo 'lhe senior door in '50, l will my abilify fo iusi' malre fhe morning assembly. No+ed For: His +riple somersaulf off fhe high board. lgckarcl Wewfon glorify BIX A294 19,4-AQ Enfered 46 Blue PFC 47 Cpl 47 Sql 48 TfSg+ 49 Track Team 41 Baseball 49 Good Conclucf 47 Besf Pla+oon 47 Besf Company 48 49 Forum Club 49 l Sian Dickinson leave my ablll+y fo wnn 'Frlends and Influence people un +l1e mlllfary deparfmenl +o George HUmISl0H who needs I+ Nofed For Collechon of racing forms VLCACLPIJ llCLlI'l:5OI'l . ! l' ' 41 E4 we --T- L , a QL Enfered '46, Green, Pvf. '46, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. 47, Sgl. '47, Sgf. 3rd Grade '48, Sgt 2nd Grade '48, Good Conducl Medals '46, '47, '48, B Fooiball '47, Varsify Foo+baII IHI '48, Rifle Team IHI '47, '48, '49, Rifle Team Medal '48, '49, Marlcsman '49, 3rd Place Hearsi Ma+cI1, 4+Iw Place Six+I1 Army Ma'rcI1 '49, Golf Team '48, '49, Honor Socieiy '48, '49, Typing Medal '47, Forum Club '49. I, William Dough+y, IDuf+yI, having neifher mind nor body fo spealc of, do hereby will my knowledge of Japanese +eIevision and my greaf joy in arguing wi+h W. W. T. fo the Junior class, en masse. I leave my ln af Wesflalce and my aHemp'rs Io 'fickle fhe ivories fo Cummings. My Ii++Ie broiher, I iusl leave. Nofcd For: Affinify for Sharman. 'UM iam .ilergerf Cizbouglmfy 4 l6L!f Condud 48 Forum Club l James Douglas leave my specual place an Mr Taylors l1ear+ 'lo llwe nexf sfudenf who slfs In flwe rear row fourfh seal' from +l'1e door l also leave my 'lenms slull and 'form +o Mr Whn++emore and my unabnldy 'ro malce a le'Her un fhree years fo anyone who IS m+eres+ed In lenms Noled For Psssll Clflled 5,4040 E0lfl.g!Cl,5 . 4 W 8 y x y l OU l Enferecl '46, Wl1i+e, P.F.C. '47, Sg+. '48, 2nd L+. '48, Isl. L+. '49, Good 5 1199 in-u I po -1 V 1 A N 'Z'-2 N .-, x Z B x l if En+ered '46, Green, P.F.C. '47, Sg+. '48, 2nd L+. '48, Baffalion Supply Officer, Good Conducl Medal '47, '48, Honor Sociely '49, Forum Club. l, Malcolm Dougles, being of unusual characler leave llwe armory +o Spald- ing, who lmows more aboul if +l'1an l do. l also leave my lennis raclcel lo Troffi in flue hope +l1a+ il' will serve him be'Her +l'1an il' has me. Nofed For: His unusual walking slyle. Wadofm .xgngud ougfafi En+ered '45, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '47, Sgt '47, 2nd L+, '48, Isl Li. '49, Bn. lnfel- ligence Officer '48, '49, Good Conducl' Ribbon '45, '46, '47, 2nd Place Co. Manual of Arms Medal '46, 3rd Place Co. Manual of Arms Medal '48, Besi' Co. Ribbon '47, '48, Chairman of Forum Club '48, Member of Sen+ineI Annual Sfafi, 49. Nofed For: Cons+an+ dilemma of being asphyxiafed by Sg'l'. Sfagger's cigars. Ni f on eler 0 e p 1.19 3,7 1 K' fair A--326 ..-. 1' rbi X X Vx TX-Q f Dafa! 'X X S -' x '-Q? i ' 5 3' 1 'Q D 1 , I Eniered '43, Whi+e, Jr. P.F.C. '44, Jr. Cpl. '44, P.F.C., Cpl.. Firsf D Co. Manual of Arms Medal, Bes+ Plafoon, Good Conducf Medals, '44, '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Sgr., SfSg+., Tech. Sgt, 2nd, L+., ls+ L+., Cap+ain '49, Tennis Team IHI '47, '48, '49, Co-Cap+ain Tennis Team '49, Capfain B Company, Forum Club. I, Dudley Gray, leave Ihe iolcers in B Company fo Weaver and Schlegel. I will The fennis 'Ieam fo TroI'ri and Easiman. My in wifh Ihe Commander lWhi'Hemorel I leave +o SuI'cIiIiIe, who needs if, and my unerring accuracy ai showing up iusi in Iime for ISI Period Io Mike Daily. Noied For: Quick comprehension. .,,t WVR, X 1 9 4 , f , ix H I Q ' N. .-.J 14704 4f2Aef'ar-I Enfered '46, Green, P.F.C. '48, Forensic Sociely, '49, B Foofball IHI '47, Varsi+y Baseball '48, '49, Varsi+y Baskefball '48. I, Rober+ Harrell, in par+ing from Harvard, do hereby Ieave my unexcelled miIiI'ary career 'Io Harbach and King, wi+h fhe hopes Ihaf i+ won'+ drive fhem power mad. I also leave 'rhe poinf which I acquired in +he Flinfridge Baske+baII game +o Mr. Hanson 'ro dispose of as he sees IH. Las'I' buf noi IeasI', I leave my fi'Hing +i+Ie, The Forgo++en Man, in exchange for Ihe everIas+ing memories of Harvard School. Noled For: You lcnow as well as I do. pogerl' .izbifclzdr ajvlarref , jr. N l C 5' if llglfy lv pile Enfered '46, Blue, P.F.C. '48, Cpl. '48, Cpl. '48, Sgf. '49, Good Conducf Medal '47, '48, Besf Squad '48, Alf. Member of Rifle Team '48, Member of Rifle Team '49, Sharpshooler '49, B Foo+ball '46, Varsi+y Foo+ball '47, '48 lHl, H Club '49, Member of Forensic Socieiy. l, David Hull, leave my superior abiliiy 'ro groom my hair in Economics 'ro any Junior who is brave enough fo aHemp+ fhe subjec+ nexf year. To +he Milifary Deparfmenl' I do hereby bequeafh my rifle l4044556l. Nofed For: lndiffereni affifude. cwial megfife .Auf Enlered '46 lBl, Besl' PH. Award '47, '48, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '48, Pvf. '48, P.F.C. '49, Forum Club '49. l, Smiley, being of foggy mind and wlweezy body, do hereby re'lurn my Milifary A'Hi+ude +o +he Mili+ary Deparlmen+ and my IN wi'll1 Mr. Taylor l leave OUT. Nofed For: Mummy's Cadillac. 52m 10f.,,fJ4,,,fc,,, Enfered '44, While, Jr. P.F.C. '46, Jr. Cpl. '46, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '47, Sgf. '47, SfSg+. '48, TfSg+. '48, 2nd L+. '48, Isl L+. '48, Capi. '49, Maior '49, Ba++aIion Exec. Officer, Is? Place D Co. Manual of Arms '48, Besl Company '48, Good Conducl Ribbon '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Scholarship Medal '47, '48, Senior Officers' Council '49, Honor Sociefy '46, '47, '48, '49, Vice-Presi- cIen+ Honor Socieiy '49, Vice-Presiden+ Junior Class, S'Iuden+ Cabinei' '46, '47, '49, Vice-Presideni' S+uden+ Cabinef '49, B Track IHI '47, '48, Varsi+y Track IHI '49, C.I.F. Prep League Track Awards '47, '48, Varsily Tennis IHI '48, '49, Sen+ineI DebaIe Iwinning sidel '49, Chairman Debafing Club '49, Isf Year Laiin Prize '46, Orches+ra '45, '46, '48, Harvard Universi+y Prize Book '48, Sen+ineI Annual SI'aff '49, Forum Club, Cum Laude INa+ionaI Honor Socie+yl. I, Rex MacAIpin, leave Mr. Taylor Io anyone who is no'r a charac'fer. Mr. Barnes' solid geomelry course I leave +o any Junior wi'rh x-ray vision. To Lamar Tro++i, wi+h deepes+ sympaihy, I give Mr. McCIeery. No+ed For: Soapbox oraiions. Kea' Were Wnacjdgoin 9 9 5 f !Ft'x1iP ,bo vs Sod? Mafe Enlered '43, Green, Jr. P.F.C. '44, Good Conduc+ '44, '45, '46, B Fool- ball '47, P.F.C. '48, Cpl. '48, Besf Squad '48, Rifle Team '48, '49, Marks- man '48, Varsi'I'y Foofball '48, Sharpshoofer '49, Sgt 2nd Grade '49, Forum Club lsecrefaryl '49, H Club '49. l, Moose, doub+ing very seriously lhis business of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my splendid name 'ro Naiar, hoping i+ will give him +he inspira+ion +o grow upwards inslead of ou+wards. No+ecl For: For fhe birds. Clllled gQI', P. Enfered '45, Green, P.F.C, '48, Cpl. '49, Sharpshoofer medal, B Track 2 years, H Track '49, Forensic Socie+y '49, Being of sound body and unstable mind l hereby leave my knowledge of Aslronomy +o George Russek, who seems 'fo be inferesfed in l'he ac+ivi+ies of +he s+ars of Hollywood. To Joe Hu+chinson I leave my love of confusion, along wi'l'h +he knack of making ihe bes+ s+ink-bombs in +he school. The name Boris l iusl' leave. No+ed For: Well, no+ 'rhe neafesf one we've seen. Nf 55, fi ,A xf S'-W 9 af PL I ,l 'A Wniclraef Wewforz Nfeffff TMJ aw.- QTTX ff? ,,. .. Enfered '43, Blue lBl, Jr. P.F.C. '44, Jr. Cpl. '44, Tech Cpl. '45, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '47, Sg+. '47, SfSg+. '48, Tfsgi. '48, 2nd L+. '49, Band '44, '45, '46, Bugler '44, '45, '46, '47, '48, Grammar School Track '44, Good Conduc+ '44, '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Besf Company '47, '48, Forensic Socie+y '49, Rifle Team '47, '48, '49 lHl Sharpshoofer '47, Winner Isl Year Ma+ch '47, Experi' '48, '49, Winner 2nd Year Mafch '48, Winner Murphy Mafch '48, Oul- sianding Marlrsman '48, Hearsl Trophy Mafch '48, '49, 6+h Army Rifle Mafch '48, '49, Murphy Mafch '49, Tennis Team '49, To Sql. Sayre and +he Army I gladly leave +heir oFFhand posi+ion. Also, fo +I-me Harvard feachers, who breafhe a sigh of relief, I grafefully leave my many ques+ions, so my memory will live on in pos'I'eri+y. Nofed For: Time spenf on rifle range. amed Maddy me e A Q! 1.1 610 O'fa7 O fx Enfered '42, Blue, Jr. P.F.C. '43, Jr. Cpl. '44, Tf5 '45, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '47, Sgt '47, 2nd L+. '48, Is+ L+. '49, Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Glee Club '47, Good Conduc+ '43, '45, '47, '48, Swimming '49, Sen+inel Bullefin S+aFF '48, Besf Company '48, Forum Club. I, Bob Pra+er, leave my bad disposilion, developed 'rhroughoui seven long years a+ Harvard, argumen+s wifh Mr. Taylor, and coping will-1 kiddies in fhe second of D +o any Junior Lifer. No+ed For: Habil of never being seen wi+l1ou+ Meyer and Nickels. lgogerf pldflflel' 'i?' 761.7 71707 40.3 7 4e 72-171 Enfered '42, Red, Jr. P.F.C. '43, Jr. Cpl. '45, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '47, Sg+. '48, Sfsgf. '48, T. Sg'r. '49, Good Conduc+ '43, '44, '45, '47, '48, '49, PH. Med. '45, Forensic Socie+y, Deba+ing Club lChairmanl, Sen+inel Annual S+aFf, Sen+inel Debale lwinning feaml Sen+inel Debale Medal '49. l will my large sfore of useless knowledge +o Mr. Gill, so fhaf he can scaH'er if +o 'Hue wind. The Sen'rinel Debale l leave fo any windy indi- vidual wl1o wan+s +o ge+ ouf of English class +o worlx himself in+o a frenzy of orafory. Noled For: S1'ore of irrelevanl and useless lcnowledge. HOLQPI ,Mil gl? Q A840110 ww 'eww m 'iiiwmui,4l. Eniered 44 Red R Jr PFC 45 PFC 47 Cpl 48 Sgf 48 Go d Socle+y I John Redfield bequealh my cllssenhng opinions on +l1e sublecl of R OTC fo fl1ose members of +l1e Jumor Class having fhe wrong afh rude My Jeep driving abulihes l leave fo Andy Weslheum and +o Mr Taylor l leave anyllung remaining 'ro dispose of as he may see 5+ Nofed For His 4I Buick i' 5 ggi, W4 mmf 9 4 a.rfuJ ', ll,....',...', .', .',o Conducf '44, '48, Bes+ Plafoon '49, Marlrsman '49, Swimming Team, Forensic ff Q4 T QC Q . . fb a J e J , r 3 , Ac, gfe- P'd Fa Tkful 7' 'V QS -7 Eniered '43, Red, Jr. P.F.C. '44, Jr. Cpl. '45, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '47, Cpl. '48, SfSg+. '49, Good Conducl '43, '44, '45, '46, '47, Besl Squad '45, Besf Plafoon '46, Forum Club '49, B Track '48, Varsi+y Foo+ball H, '49. I, Arllwur Rivers, leave my bicycle +o anyone who has no oflwer means of +ranspor'l'a+ion. Noied For: Bicycle. .f4rfAur Jolfenzo iuerzi En+ered '44, While, Grammar School Track Medals '45, Secrefary, Fresh- man Class '45, Jr. P.F.C. '45, B Foolball and B Track lHl '46, P.F.C. '47, Varsily Foo+ball and Track lHl, '47, '48, '49, Winner of Prep League Quarier-mile '47, '48, Member of Isf Place 880-yd. Relay Team in fhe Prep League '48, Cpl. '48, Sgf. '48, SfSg+. '49, Besf Squad '48, Color Guard '48, Good Conducl '46, '47, '48, Secre+ary-Treasurer Sfudenl' Cabinel' '49, Capfain Whi+e Club '49, Capfain Track Team '49, H Club '48, Sec. H Club '49, Forum Club '49, l. Bob Schraeger, will and bequeafh my in wilh fhe 'Teachers of Harvard School 'ro Bob Blylh, and my many pleasanf days spenf on +he campus +o fhe class of l950. . Nofed For: Conscien+iousness. Kogerf .xdfan ,szkraeger ,.11. -653 ag 61,4 1 CTN 0 N LYGPSHK -4 7 'Q V ge' 3 , Enfered '47, Red, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '48, Sg+. '48, Sg+. 3rd Grade '48, Rifle Team '48, '49, 3rd Place Murphy Ma+ch '49, Hearsf Mafch '48, '49, Sixlh Army Ma'I'ch '49, Sharpshoo'I'er Medal '49, Bes+ Company Ribbon '49, Good Conduc+ Ribbon '48, '49, B Foo+ball '47, Forum Club. l, John Dick Selalr, being of solid head and fragile body, do hereby be- queafh my in wi+h Sg+. Sayer +o any o+her Flashy member of 'rhe School rifle feam. To fhe nexf Plafoon Sgf. of fhe firsf of D, I leave my Sgt slripes, bull whip and growl. Noied For: Knowledge l?l of cars. 90411 .ibicg Sefag SHPIRMHN f5 7 it ui 7 Enfered '42, While, Jr. P.F.C. '43, Jr. Cpl. '44, Jr. Sgl. '45, Cpl. '46, Sg+. '47, SfSg+. '47, TfSg+, '47, :S+ Sg+. '48, 2nd L+. '48, ls+ L+. '48, C.sp+aan '49, Maior '49, L+. Col. '49, BaHalion Commander '49, Good Conduci Award '43, '44, '45, '46, '47, '48, '49 Sen+inel Scholarship Medal '43, '44, '45, '46, Honor Sociefy '46, '7, '48, '48, Senfinel Deba+e, '48, Cum Laude Nafional Honor Sociefy '49, Harvard Universily Club Award '48, American His+ory Prize '48, Forum Club '49, Deba+ing Club lSecre+aryl '49, La+ham Founda+ion Award '45, Grammar School Ediior Senfinel Bullefin '45, S+uden+ Cabinef '46, '47, '48, '49, Presiden+ S+uden+ Cabinel '49, Freshman Class Presideni' '46, Sophomore Class Presidenf '47, Junior Class Presiden+ '48, Senior Class Vice-Presidenf '49, Winner Commandan+'s Ma+ch '45, Rifle Team '48, 3rd Place Gordon Crary Ma+ch '48, Marks- man '47, '48, Sharpshoofer '49, 3rd Pl. A Co. Manual of Arms '46, 2nd Pl. A Co. Manual of Arms '47, Grammar School Track Awards '44, '45, B Foofball lHl '45, B Track lHl '46, Varsily Foo+bal lHl '46, '47, '48, Varsi+y Track lHl '47, '48, C.l.F. Prep League Track Awards '47, '48, Golf Team '47, '48, H Club '48, '49, Caper's Medal '48, Cuscaden Black- wood Medal lMos+ Oufslanding Juniorl '48, Chairman Senior Officers' Council '49, I, Hank Sharman, do hereby bequea+h my game leg, lame back, assorfed charlie-horses, one worn healing pad, and a half bo'Hle of Sloane's Linimenl' +o +he Black Foxe A+hle+ic Depar+men+ +o be fairly and impar+ially divided among ifs mosf promising aihleies. Nofed For: Paaaassss innnnnn reeeveeeeewwwwwooop! amaze! .ilenrg .S7lrarman, 3111 A0 , ghlrcf 5 A CN 02,1 ?,,..-alll' ' ' .. A Enlered '45, Red, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '48, Besf Plafoon '46, Bes+ Squad '47, '49 B Baslcefball '47, Varsily Tennis lHl '46, '47, '48, '49, Co-Caplain H Club '48, '49, Forum Club. l, Big-Blind Bob, leave my Telescopes +o +l1e Commander for a dark nigl1+ mixed doubles game: Polly's 'phone number io flue Salvaiion Army: and all +l'1e Kiddies +o Mackey and TroH'i. Nofed For: Tennis skill and his specfacles. Mgeff QCLPJOI1 ,SQLQIJ Enierecl '43, Green, Jr. P.F.C. '44, Jr. Cpl. '45, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '47, Sgt '47, SfSg+. '48, 2nd L+. '48, Isl L+. '49, S-3, Plans and Operaiions Officer, Treasurer Freshman Class, Honor Socie+y '46, '47, '48, '49, Cum Laude Naiional Honor Socie+y '49, Sludem' Cabine+ '48, '49, Ari+l'1me+ic Prize '44, Good Conduc+ Ribbon '44, '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Bes+ Pla+oon Ribbon '48, Sen+inel Bulleiin Siafi '48, Sen+inel Annual Associaie Business Manager '49, Forensic Sociefy. I, Donald Snowden, leave Sg+. Sfager his GOOD 7-cenl' cigars, and all fhe res+ in +l'1e Mililary Office +o +l1e nexf S-3. Noied For: Abiliiy 'ro obscure a large amounf of 'rhe ferrain. onafcl Snowden, Qsyacflfvncogrf A 0 1 QW a ,357 En+ered '44, lBl, Jr. P.F.C. '45, Good Conducf '45, '46, B Foo+ball '46, Varsi'ry Tennis '47, '48, P.F.C. '47, Varsi+y Foofball '47, '48, Color Guard '47, Cpl. '48, Sgf. '48, Sec.-Treas. Senior Class '49, 2nd L+. '49, Is+ L+. '49, Senior Council '49, Varsi+y Baseball '49, Forensic Socieiy '49, I, Thomas K. Sfadlinger, being in 'rhe besf condi+ion +l1a+ a plafoon leader could be, do hereby, wi+hou+ rhinking, will my smooih ways +0 Milne Cleary and Kippy Agar,wl1o don'+ need 'I'l1em! No'I'ed For: Rapid furnover in losf girl friends. jhonzad JQnc!aff .S7fac!Enger ea3o225'f-age nn V 1'-I L 4' i NEW! X KIM.. ffl Oi-4-'K lx, xx. 24' In ll X5 1' as Ft-xi il Enlered '42, Blue lBl, Capfain Blue Club '48, '49, Edifor-in-Chief SENTINEL ANNUAL '49, Jr. P.F.C. '44, Jr. Cpl. '45, P.F.C. '47, Sergeanl '48, Privale '48, Sergeanl 3rd Grade '49, Good Conducl' Award '43, '45, B Company Manual of Arms lTl1ird Placel '48, Member of Besf Plaloon '48, Plwofograplmer Senlinel Annual '46, Edifor-in-Chief Senfinel Bullelin '48, Cheerleader '48, B Baske+ball lHl '48, Varsify Baslcelball lHl '49, Cap+ain Varsi+y Baslcelball '49, Walfer Declceraw Award lMos+ Valuable Senior on Baslce'I'ball Teaml '49, Varsily Baseball '47, Varsily Baseball lHl '48, '49, H Club '49, Foofball Announcer '48, Forensic Socie+y '49, l, George, leave Wilbur's machine io Bro'I'l1er Bill, +o +l1e PMS 8: T I leave all my rabble rousing associa+es from A Company, excep+ Weber and Bagnall wl'1o'll lag along wifh me. No+ed For: Leader of +l1e incorrigibles. e0I'g2 oopel' gglelfellffy I . ,X VL, wif f f QW' Q 'VZ Xl I Enfered '45, lRl, Co-Cap+. '49, Varsil Foofball '47, '48, '49, Co-Capf. '49 -Varsi+y Track '47, '48, '49, B Foolklzall '46, B Baskelball '46, B Track '46, Class Pres. '49, Vice-Pres. '46, Sec.-Treas. '48, H Club '48, '49, Gram- mar School Track Awards Is+, 2nd, 3rd '45, Chaffey lnvi+a'l'ional Award 3rd '47, Track Award League Mee+ ,Is+, '47, Isl, 2nd, 3rd '48, Jr. P.F.C. '45, Jr. Cpl. '46, P.F.C. '47, cpl. '47, sgf. '48, sfSg+. '4a, :S+ sg+. '48, 2nd L+. '49, lsr L+. '49, Capt '49, Floor Officer '48, '49, Triangle Club '49, Forensic Sociely '49, Manual of Arms Award '47, Good Conducl' Award '45, '46, Bes+ PIa+oon '45, Floor OH'icer Award '48, '49, Officers' Council '49, Choir '45, '46. l, Tom Sfevenson, will 'I'o +l1e Major fhe men of A Co., fo Lee Carlson, and +o Joe Huiclwlnson wi+ln all my love T. C. Noled For: Bones and Banio. .7Aoma5 omare .gjfeuelwon 0- J, MWTP 04 LQVING Moll P rimffm X' 10110 Enfered '47, Recl lRl Co-Capt '49, Varsify Foo+ball '48, '49, Varsify Base- ball '48, '49, H Club '48, '49, Floor Officer '49, Cpl. '48, Sgt 3rd '49, 2nd Place Is+ Year Rifle Maiclw, Forensic Socie+y '49. l, Ray de la Pachuco Swift leave my hair +o Haclley, and my secref l7l hiding place io Sargenii. To 'lhe smoke house, I leave Blyfln. I leave my Honor Posi+ion of 9+l'1 man, 4+l1 squad, 2nd Plafoon, of A Company io Doumani. No+ecl For: OXNARD and curly hair. agmono! grnedf Swih D .avg 1 KR xfiytj l04e'Pl1p7y,yp7 Enfered 46, Wl'1i+e, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '48, Pvl. '48 ,Cpl. '48, Sgf. '48, Sql. 3rd '49, Color Guard '47, '48, B Foo+ball '47, Varsify Foolball lHl '48, Varsify Baseball lHl '48, H Club, Forensic Sociely. l leave my abiliiy +o be +l1e fall guy, who always ge+s caughf, fo Carlson's liflle friend, Ron Saliba. He seems 'ro be making a lol of progress in +ha+ direciion. To Jigal::oo S+evens, l leave cenfer field and my faf balfing average. Nofed For: Red face. pau! WMCAQ! jgiedn eillwb GMP facie' Enfered '45, Green lGl, Jr. P.F.C. '45, P.F.C. '46 ,Cpl. '46, Sg+. '47, Pvf. '48, Sgl. 3rd '49, Good Conducl '46, '48, Besf Squad '48, Rifle Marlcsman- ship '49, Varsily Foofball ll-ll '49, Forensic Socie+y. l, Carl Thompson, leave my proper aHi+ude +o any poor junior iusl' in case his is rusly. l also leave my sfellar abilily 'ro go from privale lo sergeanf land vice versal several fimes a year +o Mulligan, hoping +ha'r he will noi' have +o use if. Chemisfry l jusl leave! Nofecl For: Coca-Cola. Car! jA0l'l'll050II X so A, . -ci Enlered '45, Green lGl, Jr. P.F.C. '46, Besf Squad '46, Good Conduci '46, '47, '49, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '48, Sgi. '48, TfSg'r. '48, 2nd L+. '49, Is? L+. '49, Pla+oon Leader Firsi PH. Co. B , Floor OFFicer's Ribbon '49, B Foo+ball Manager '47, B Foolball lHl '48, C Traclr Team '46, '47, Varsify Traclc Team '49, Forensic Socie+y '49. I, Charles H. Toll, will my greai abilify fo run fhe Tower lwifh Swi'f+'s per- mission, +ha+ isl fo any bungling idio+ who is crazy enough 'lo endure Curly for one year. Nofed For: Brufal physique. lhal Canaria cpufgerf SOM 3146! m o. 'ffl L 271 lllti. Enfered '45, Blue, Jr. P.F.C. '46, Jr. Cpl. '46, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '47, Sgt '48, Sgt 3rd Grade '48, Sgt Isl Class l2nd Gradel '49, Good Conducf '46, '47, '48, '49, Is+ Place D Company Manual of Arms '46, B Baslce+ball '48, Baslrefball Manager '48, Varsify Swimming '49, Honor Sociely '46, '47, '48, '49, Presidenl' of Honor Socie+y '48, '49, Nalional Cum Laude Honor Socie+y '49, Sen+inel Deba+e '48, Debaling Club '49 lAssocia+e Chair- manl, S+uden+ Cabine+ '48, '49, Associafe Edifor of Sen+inel Bulle+in '48, Forum Club, Business Manager Sen+inel Annual '49. l. D. Toy, a pallid shade of +he once robusl' David Brice Toy, do hereby bequeafh my good righi arm and my 'lwo fron+ +ee+h 'fo fhe gym floor, +o George Humis+on l leave +wo sels of worn-ouf fires and fhe long palh +o space 551 my posi'rion as premier iazzophile of Harvard School l leave 'fo Ricky Sargenlg and +o l'he nexl business manager of fhe Annual my aching head, a sheaf of unpaid' bills, and all +he miseries in greafer Los Angeles. Noled For: Noi Gelling enough ads for lhe Sen+inel. awful Mice og 7 . S I X .4 I' .5 'uv dh , Q .fglf s i s ll Z, KEEP' spoil' ,fa 8 f Enlered '45, Green, Jr. Cpl. '45, P.F.C. '46, Pv+. '48, Cpl. '49, Good Conducf Medal '45, Member of Bes+ Squad '46, Member of Besf Plaloon '49, Nea+esl' Appearance Award '45 llsf Place Baflalionl, Orderly for Fed- eral lnspeclion '46, Choir '45, B Foolball lHl '46, Varsify Baseball Man- ager '47, Business Manager Sen+inel Bullelin '48, Senlinel Bullelin Car- foonisl '48, Senlinel Annual Carfoonisl '48, Arf Edilor Sen+inel Annual '49, Forensic Sociely. l, Don Weber, leave-wlwewl For a while l didn'l llminlc l was going lo. Noled For: Sally. onafc!.14fLerf 'MALE' w,,f,.,x9,2 UA Enfered '46, Blue, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '48, Sgf. '49, Good Conducl Medal '48, Sen+inel Annual Sfaff '49, B Baslce+ball lHl '48, Varsily Foofball lHl '48, Varsi'l'y Baseball '47, lHl '48, '49, H Club '49, Senl'inel Bullelin S+aFf '48, Forensic Socie+y. l, Al Werlcer, do hereby leave lo Tank Naiar my nofeboolc of foolball plays, in lhe hope +ha+ he will learn his guard assignmenls by nex+ fall. Nofed For: Big Feel ll2V2l .fgmdeof oZ.'0uid ?flLrLer, yr 'y I I I .l' J was avfwffvogf 8 'if f' Enfered '45, Green, P.F.C. '46, Tech. 5 '47, Tech 3 '47, ls+ Sgl. '48, 2nd L+. '49, ls+ L+. '49, Band '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Caplain of fhe Band '49, Server '45, '46, '47, '48, Member, Triangle Club '48, '49, Direc+or, Triangle Club '48, '49, Floor Officer '47, '48, Camera Club '46, '47, '48, Annual Pho+ographer '48, '49, Varsily Foo+ball Manager '48, B Track '49, I, Willy, wi+h no malice of fore+hough+, do pass on my abilify a+ doing no+hing in fhe longes+ +ime +o anyone who 'Feels like having a good lime. No+ed For: Big Women. erriff Wccn!0rJ wfhamd, r. SUMMER SCHOOL SENIORS O f W OOORWQ , a O 7' ,E QEEEEV 6 4 .Sf T 5 'C wpurfffwg-32 X 9 Enfered '45, While, Jr. P.F.C. '45, Jr. Cpl. '46, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '46, Sgt '47, SfSg+. '48, 2nd Lf. '49, Isl L+. '49, Cap+ain lAdiu+an+l '49, Senior Officers' Council '49, Bes+ Plafoon Award '48, '49, Bes+ Plafoon Leader '49, Floor Officer Award '47, '49, Good Conducl Award '46, '47, '48, '49, Rifle Team '48, Markaman '48, C Track '45, B Track THQ '46, '47, B Foolball lHl '47, B Foolball lCo-Cap+.l '47, Varsily Foo+ball lHl '48, Varsily Traclc lHl '49, C.l.F. Prep League Track Awards '46, Forensic Sociefy '49, Cl1oir'45, '46, H Club '49, Presicleni Triangle Club '49. I, Jol-in William Duclcwor+l1 llvlikel, do hereby leave my 866 lredl pencil fo Joe Hufclminson for him 'ro do wifli as he sees fil. Noled For: Soldierly appearance. 0411, iam a5DucLw0rfA, Jr. 'FN idx Enfered '47, Blue, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. '48, Pvl, '48, Cpl. '49, Good Conducl' '47, Varsiiy Foo+l:aall lHl '47, H Club '47, '48, '49, Sen+inel Bullelin Sfaff '47, '48, Cheerleader '48, Sen+inel Annual Slaff '49, Third Place Blacke-Foxe lnvi+a+ional Swimming Meel '48, Forum Club '48, '49. l,Snar+, will my place in lhe Sen+inel as a Summer School Senior and a boolxlei' enfilled, Wha+ +o Expecl in Your Senior Year If You Have Only Fifleen Credifs, lo any Junior who will have only I l credils al +he end of lhis year. No+ed For: Par+y crashing. grecleric mdfon muffin, Enfered '46, Red, P.F.C. '46, Cpl. '47, Sgf. '49, PH. Sgl. '49, Rifle Team '48, '49, Marksman '47, Sl1arpsl'1oo+er '48, 6+l1 Army Ma+cl1 '48, '49, B Traclc '47, Varsify Traclc lHl '48, '49, Varsify Foo+ball lHl '48, H Club '49, Forensic Sociely, Board of Direc+ors, Triangle Club. To Ziilcowslci, Calle, and Schlegel, l leave my aloilily +o gel' poison oal: a+ flue oddes+ limes and places. To Hufchinson and Nelson l leave my scraiclres in foo+ball, and 'flue res+of+l1e boys, I iusf leave. Nofed For: lnaHen+ion in Mr. Taylor's class. WMIIJIUI1, cgruing oore F 'X '? MNUWQP , .-R Enfered '46, Red, P.F.C. '47, Cpl. 5+l1 '48, Cpl. 4141 '48, Sgl. '49, l, Tod Ryder, being of sound mind some of +l1e lime, will my car 'trouble fo Carl Doumani and my receding hair line +0 Bill Farwell. Nofed For: Hair. gdydfll joe! WWJQI' v N -we 3 N -3 I gay! -:,...'?' BURNAP FUTERNICK K 5, E M, Sw Q A I 5 Q-an ,,,,. MACKEY 1--Q dw Now fhe lime is near--lhe greal momenl when Juniors become Seniors. If fhis class keeps uni+ed as well as if has, i+ shall succeed in driving lo i+s goal. Even fhough il is dilificull for fhe Senior class +o lurn 'the school over +o ils successor, we feel fhal lhis class will be able 'ro handle il. Mr. Hanson is lhe class' lacully advisor. The presidenl is Niblo, while Hulchinson and Trolli serve as vice-presiclenl and secrelary respeclively. Carlson and Cowans are on fhe Sludenf Cabinel. ln all fields lhe Juniors have been well represenled. Carlson, Keale, Perry, Saliba, Schlegel, and TroHi are on +he Honor Sociefy. Among ils many alhle+es are included Blylhe, Carlson, Hadley, Hulchinson, Jones, Mackey, Niblo, Trolfi, and Weaver, wifh such cadels as Carlson, Cummings, Hufchinson, Niblo, Schlegel, Trolli, and Weaver prospecls 'fo run fhe baHalion nex+ year. Their class dance also was definilely wor+hy of menlion. To lhe nexi Senior class we wish lhe besf of luck for lhe coming year. ELW .Qi My COWANS CORNDREY CUMMINGS DAMASKINOS DOUMANI BATEMAN . ' , Q . E: 33 , X S - ,,... ,C x N , . , Q, E if Q ., 4 i i l ,. 2 hx HORN ' HuTc:HiNsoN JONES KEATE KING LAMBERT, J i l Q s, A K -J - PERRY QUWN RACE SALIBA, R SARGENT SARGENTI TROTTI, L ZITKOWSKI WEAVER WOODFILL gi xx Vi, AGAR AXT BALSOM BARNARD ii K 9 X. COLEMAN CCSNRAD HSGAR FANNING FLEMWG - 1' XYX- ' - E AAR g , mggv Kon-:L KOLL LOFTUS MELLON S'-H BINFORD GERONIMl MEYER, G REED ' REYNOLDS RICHE RUST SCRUGGS SPROLES BOOTH GOVAN 'QS' GODFREY Class advisor Mr. Hughes, presidenl Nelson, vice-presiden+ Woods, and secrefary Parker have led This year's Sophomore class in+o posifion +o do baffle wifh fhe besl of lhe many classes Harvard has had. Sfudenl Cabinef members are Nelson and PaHon. Especially in 'rhe field of spor+s, fhis class has made ilself lcnown. Some of The many a+hlefes are Agar, Binford, Geronomi, Naiar, Nelson, Koll, PaHon, Reed, fhe Sfewarfs, and Woods. On fhe Honor Socie+y are Ax+ and Barnard. One of +he lop social even+s of fhe school calendar was fhe very original Sopho- more masquerade ball. The class of 'Sl should be complirnenled for lhis unique dance. If +his class holds ifs own in a+hle+ics and picks up iusf a liHle in schoIas+ics, 'rhere'll be no sfopping +hem. wg x z BRANDQN BURKE CAHILL CAPRA CLARY E -1 sl Q X X T 1 X xx ' GREEN GRIER HARDEN HUMISTON JACOBS wk NAJAR NELSON PARKER PATTON RATHBONE is . E T y 2 iiii , , Q if , We iscz ris. .. ' is 1 X ' cz'-1 L tt ' STEWART, D STEWART, E WESTHEIM 1 WOODS Nur I ARMISTEAD BERLIN BISHOP BLUM I ZS .I BONAPARTE .411 DAILY, M DAVIS, J DAVIS, ROBT DOUGHTY, G M DOUGLAS, J C EASTMAN . ul- ... , N--wi KEMP KENDALL KRAUSHAAR LAMBERT, M LA TOURRETTE LUKE nussenc SHERRILL srsvsmsom, o surcurrs ronnmce RX KXN J jg I f52 A . Z,- f A Lfxikx L SN 7 A ,I wi? --ap' 4' 3 BRADFORD BRANT BUCHANAN, D CARTER CONGDON CoLuNs ,e M l xo,-W FOX GRAVES GRIFFITH HILL .IACOBY in-was MARIX McCAULEY OVERHOLT PALMER PAUL PLAINER Yr-fc' WARD WARK wssraRooK WRIGHT ZANUCK Nexl year 'rhis class begins ils las? fhree ferms ai Harvard. Wifh fhese years musf come increasing responsibili+y. We believe fha? fhis class will have no frouble in meefing fhis responsibilify. A Proof +ha+ fhe Freshman class is well-rounded is Hs large amouni of boih brain and brawn. On fhe field, such a+hle+es as Bishop, Blum, Daily, Graves, Kemp, Kendall, Lamberi, LaTourreHe, S+evenson, Suicliffe, and Zanuclc sfand ouf, while Bonaparle, Bran+, Carler, Grilififh, and LaTourreHe represenl +l1e class on fhe Honor Sociely. As Hs faculfy advisor +he class chose Mr. Miller. The presidenl, vice-presidenf, and secrelary are Sievenson, l.aTourreHe, and Daily, in +ha+ order. The S+uden+ Cabinef represeniafives are l.aTourre+ie and Lambert Waich +his class--ii should go far. W F- X 4 N xl V ANDERSON A at f 'w N:- ' A 4 N BENSON BLANCHARD DAVIDSON' DINEHART 2 DIX, RI ' s ws.-v if S HOPKINS HURD LEWIS LYON, J Q MANILDI POWELL SANFORD semen Was? 'QQ PSON SORENSON Under fhe excellen+ guidance and supervision of Mr. Hanson, 'rhe new lower school principal, +his class has produced many scholars and alhleles of whom +he school will soon have chance 'ro be proud. Their presideni Richard Dix and lheir secre+ary Brice Vernon have performed 'their iobs well. ln lhe classroom 'rhey are well represen+ed by such scholars as Anderson, fhe Dix brolhers, Follredal, Hays, Milling+on, and Ross. Also on fhe a+hle+ic field +hey have made 'rheir marlr. Blanchard, Davidson, Dineharf, lhe Dixes, Millingfon, Taylor, Vernon, and Wilson have already demonslraled lhis class' alhlelic aloilily. As a whole, fhis class should have no +rouble in developing in+o one of Harvard's mosf oulsfanding. l 3 DIX, RO FARMER FOLKEDAL HAYS HEU-MAN MATHES SYMONDS RANDOLPH PIERSON ROSS MuLuNc.ToN I Vx-0 VAN DER HEIDE ' VERNQN - CANDY DAVIES, G 5 FREDERICKS FREE KATES Sli-I slim 'Ciiif' LAW MCCULLOCH MCHUGH NETHERCUTT PARKS W : z A, 1- ,.,- , Ei QI a,-in X Gs yi r 2 X s ROBBINS RUUD A SALIBA, G SCHNEIDER STANFORD The sevenfh grade is of+en considered 'rhe hardesf year of one's schooling because fhe +ransi+ion from elemenlary school +o +he more advanced work required in 'fhe upper grades is a difFicul+ one. Bu+ fhe Class of '54 has proved equal fo +he +ask. They have shown fha? +hey are willing and able fo malce fhemselves known in every field. In scholas+ics Saliba and Wells have excelled. A+hle+ically, as well, +his class has shown signs of greal lhings in +he fulure. Candy, Davies, McCulloch, McHugh, Parks, and Tro++i, fo menfion bu+ a few, are among 'those who will form l'he nuclei of fu+ure Harvard feams. Led by class presidenf Pe+er Candy and secrelary John Tro++i, we loolc for +his class fo move sfeadily forward along fhe varied palhs offered 'rhem a+ Harvard. KEITH A LYON, R QUINLAN RICE mom, J wms lx gi gif-.L 1 X nl J Q i i i Q S X. fx ,gn -r ! wi f ,wil ,L ,' 5 .ft-2 ,K K X x K Sql 15 s ' X m'xx'f,l ,i J lb G. , A A .14 A' V' if ff 'Qi V :M W WI' . Q, lqavq . ,Qt W 1' R 'f'5 .L W ,iw S ix 5-no ul X X J! , f if V W Y A ,S V , Yfhfff 'W' fxiwi 45- ' -x MAJOR ROBERT L. WATERS TH COLOR GUARD THE COMMANDANT In I94I, Major Wafers was gradua+ed from Rippon College, Wisconsin, wi+h a B.A. degree. ln June of The same year, he was commissioned a 2nd Lieufenanl in fhe lnfan+ry Reserve. Affer compleling advanced courses a+ +he lnfanlry School a+ For+ Benning, Georgia, Maior Wa'rers wen+ lo Camp Wheeler, Georgia. There he served as a plafoon leader, company commander, ba++alion commander, and balfalion adiufani. He was lransferred +o +he CBI +hea+er, where he spen+ eigh+ mon+hs af fhe lnfanfry Training Cen- +er in Kunming, China. He served also in Burma as a combaf liaison officer wi+h Chinese and Brifish uni+s. Lasl year fhe Harvard School Ballalion re- ceived a Superior Honor School rafing. This in ilself is a grea+ fribufe fo fhe wonderful worlx done by Major Walers. Exceedingly in+eres+ed in sporfs, he is of+en seen on lhe alhlelic field, and even finds +ime lo pariicipale in some games. Leif fo Righi: Meclroy, Niblo, Sfevens, W.: Mulligan THE SERGEANTS Absolu+ely necessary for lhe proper funcfioning of lhe mililary deparl- menf are fhe +hree sergeanfs. They aid in +he adminisfrafion of +he mili- lary, and are all ins+ruc+ors in The Deparlmeni' of Mili+ary Science and Tac+ics. This is 'The +hir+iel'h year +ha+ Sergeanl Kunkel, +he Sarge, has been al Harvard. Through lhese many years of service he has learned all fhe ins and ouls of Harvard school life. His dufy in fhe milifary office is 'I'ha+ of a clerk. All fhe boys like him and puf fheir confidence in him. Firsi Sergean+ Lloyd S. Sayre, R. A., came +o Harvard in I946 af+er serv- ing eleven monfhs in fhe Medical Corps overseas. He is +he Supply Sergeant bu+ much of his lime, energy, and pa'rience is spenf coaching fhe Rifle Team. In 'I'his fask he has done an excellen+ job. He is responsible for seeing 'rhaf all rifles are in fop condiliong so, whenever i+ rains, if Serqean+ Sayre has his say, 'rhere is no drill ou+side. Firsf Sergean+ Loranza C. Siager, nofed for his cigars and sou+hern accent came 'ro Harvard in I946. He is lhe one who +ypes ouf innumerable orders, and mimeographs fhe +es'rs for +he mili+ary depar+men+. Sergeani' S+ager's pleasan+ personalify makes him well liked by all +hose he meels. He spenl' a year in fhe Ten+h Armored Division overseas before coming fo Harvard. SGT SAYRE SGT. STAGER OFFICERS This year's commissioned officers were a hard-working and enfhusi- aslic group. Hank Sharman, as baffalion commander, led and guided fhe baffalion's officers dur- ing fhe year's acfivifies. D Com- pany, composed of fhe smallesf boys in Harvard, made a fine show- ing under fhe able command of Capfain Richie Daily. Command- ing fhe firsf plafoon of D Com- pany was Lieufenanf Nickels: and Lieufenanf Prafer commanded fhe second plafoon. B Company was led by one of fhe hardesl' working officers in fhe baffalion, Capfain Dudley Gray, who, wiih his plafoon leaders Lieu+enan+s Toll and Coons, made B Com- pany an oufsfanding unif of fhe affalion. Commanding A Leif fo Righl D ily R Willams Fogle Sno den Ba de Coo s Douglas M Company during I949 was Cap- Mac Alp glas J a y 0 fain Tom Sfevenson, who, wifh his Nickels Sie enson T plafoon leaders, Lieufenanfs Bauder and Sfadlinger, sfood ouf as fine examples fo fhe cadeis of A Company. Ouf of fhe enfire R.O.T.C., fiffeen cadefs are chosen fo make up fhe rifle Team. This year Nickels, Selak and Paffon have achieved The highesf aver- age firing scores. To give some idea of fhe amounf of firing fhai has been done 'this year, l4,000 rounds of ammunifion have been fired, over half of which was used by fhe fiffeen rifle feam members. Mem- bers of fhe 'team are now awarded varsify leffers along wifh medals and ribbons for inframural mafches. Due 'ro fhe experf insfrucfion of Sergeanf Sayre, and fhe hard work puf in by fhe 'ream's members, fhis year's rifle feam is firing mafches in fhe Soulhern California Rifle Federafion. A Q. THE STAFF This year's slaff, headed by L+. Col. Sharman, is composed of fhe Ba+'ralion Adiulani, Cap+ain Duck- worlhg fhe Execufive Officer, Maior MacAlping 'rhe S-2, Lieu+enan+ Fogleg 'fhe S-3 Capl. Snow- deng and +he S-4, Lieul'enan+ Douglas. S - 'V- big I ll U I' tall li I IPM' 751 A 4' I N 5 np The buglers of Harvard School are divided in+o two de+ails: fhe day-buglers, headed by Corporal Cowdrey, and fhe boarding buglers under Sergean+ Nelson. ln all fhere are eighl buglers who help keep The daily school acliviiies running on a punc fual schedule. When a cadei has compleled fwo weeks of bugling duly, he is allowed +o +ake a half day vaca+ion from school. There are a number of boys under 'I'he able insfrucfion of Mr. Boyd who are coniinually compefing for posi+ions as buglers. QQT O ,f x X , I ex l - C. L I- ' 1 ' in Leif fo Right: Nelson, Paul, Riche, McCar+ney, Touchslone, Robbins, She II Quinlan, Farmer, Sfanford. li. A - A . THE BUGLERS , , 2.1, P, C .-fv S 'H Q'-. 5. V us. .vf ri-' 3 x fi v fi ,. , --O as--g vl .L l .vm T ' i Q 1 x ,i, Z W: A, f i L 1 1 X ' . J if ' vt Ni ' . Y 1l:'Q9 'w' H B. xii x TiifTT?5g'5 X1'f X -A A ' Q , 1 L , - it kk X.. -X gals F X X .J 1 5 5 x i Sw X . Q, N A .. 5 - - xx ., - v K r Q, I Q' ' ' ' 'V li nv it ,- 71. 'L I T 7' A -,if .. ,- ' ' - - M , , a .. gs A y . 4, , ,W .xxrz .,f:',, V A. , ,Ar , 1'.,.,.n1',1s. 2 1 , , Q ,. x .Y . H . ,. I P 4, . X f5:'-k'Av's- ,s',N ,NV V I f . . - . X K Xb ' 5 --usa p . K fl. g Uv., - 5? . , g 1311. 11 . , b . 5 Z 1 , 54,43 .X xtxvii ' 2 x . , .fzm .. f n w .SN 'ff .,,,.. 455' RW' Q iii? is 3 -ar' ill-1. Af- if fu Wf- w SWA -...,,,...... ,V--....,,,,,. 1.5 . ,UQ ei.: ...- ,gpfwrfa gf Q., fi yidf REQ? 4 RW F C . .N ,I , Y. D, TT ff L gi , I 0 S L QW C, X I hx' x X .1 X pr . 1 QX NX 'r K .fm 253 il op Row: Nelson, Agar, Woods, Hadley, Reynolds, Duckworlh Moore, Doymani, Hulchinson, Carlson, Baker, Sharman Keale, Niblo, Sladlinger, Bauder, Zilkowski, Thielen. ronl Row: Schraeger, Thompson, Doughly, W., Hull, Werker, Daily, R., Slevenson, T., Buchanan, R., Swill, Bagnall, Bell Meyer, J., Rivers, Naiar. When looking back one will never be inclined lo lell 'em whal we done back in '48 because lhis year could nol be classed as successful as lar as gridiron glory and viclory al Harvard are concerned. On lhe olher hand, however, lhe season was nol wilhoul ils brighl momenls lor, al limes, lhe leam looked powerful. The season opened wilh an allempl lo avenge lasl year's loss lo Sanla Paula, bul again lhe norlh- erners proved lo be loo big an order for lhe inex- perienced Saracens lo cope wilh. Nexl on lhe lisl was Bellermine-Jefferson, which proved lo be an easy conquesl for lhe Harvardiles aller a six lo six halllime counl. The rool lell in afler lhe aloremenlioned viclory as lhe Red and Black bil lhe dusl live limes before coming lhrough on lhe long end again. In lhis slrelch il was Fillmore, John Burroughs, Black-Foxe, Bell Gardens, and Lancasler, which dumped lhe punchless Saracens. A shorl lime prior lo lhe Lan- casler lussle an overhaul in lhe coaching slall saw Mr. George Maurer relurn lo his old posl as menlor ol lhe varsily pigskinners, aller a year's absence. Combining his eflorls and enlhusiasm wilh lhose of Claude Menke, lhe line coach, Mr, Maurer was able lo raise lhe leam lrom ils slump and cause lhe boys lo make excellenl showings in lheir lasl lwo games f 'Wxd .dk- xv F . 9 Ak . x l 4 X I 5 'ETX , 4- 6l 1' J 1- ,4 -HM A . a 7 I cv, .K ,A ,QQ, v,.,,, I ,Q ' '. f 5 3 Q ' 9, 5 'Mild 'I' B jx . if 1 alg,,,s 3' ' 1 ' sh N 1 eu .7 T '-T ., . J '1 1 ff., M M ', I , ,A -- A 5 Qs . K . Q, ,. V In .L f M J ,. .. . ,..- r ,I-1 W A,,.,....., , f' 5'1 gg M Q42-1l'H-g 'if9a25?Z?.i1l. 'f,'- I 11:14. f ,, fl If R My Q , ,, . .- Y... , , , :Y My ' . ' , L if' if WJ-ff, . - --f.....,Z44g,',f '! , J Qu ,5'3.'f,1 P, my f K'f '1 '-4 -...I-.K 4- . V- .N J qhgr! ,Y 5 Q I , ' 4 J' ff Z! p - .3 , mf, . .7 , w- J' L, A K ,' f . ,.' v. .. ' ' he ,, fx- A Q ' - I wwf-' R. M MQW' ...W :sg P, ' , U .. ff . -,W ,V .,,,,w, 3 1 .psgg ' i F' QY59, 3 iw wi- 3 + r ,. .5:':: L 'ik dm gs 1' wwf gg, agmf f ff W5 m . wav? ,, we 24 Any mam Aw . f If Eff 4 x r , WZ' Y y Q Q ' .s.......E. WAPA Ak . , w' Arg -A- e f. , 7 - s W... sf, 1 5 iffv' A- S!mx.NX.,.a g Vk,:,4J, img, . , K Sfandung Conrad, Sfevenson, D., Schlegel, Parker, Toll, Burke, Lofius, Cowdrey, Paul. Smiling Rusi, Simpson, Meyer, G., Fanning, Damaskinos, Palmer, Daily, M., Blum, Scruggs, Poffer Spalding. Backfiold leff fo righf: Blum, Loflus, Cowdrey, Burke. l.. ne Sc uggs, Rusl, Meyer, G., Damaslrinos, Schlegel, Simpson. For ihe firsl fime in many years, +he Bees had a regular coach whose sole dufies were fo coach lhe B Team. Mr. Eclgmon was well liked by fhe ieamg and, al+hough fhe season was no+ whal' mighf be +ermed successful, he iaughf +he boys fhe funda- men'rals of fhe game and prepared 'them for 'ihe varsify nex+ year. Mr. Edgmon aHended Texas Tech where he was an ou+s+anding foo-lball player. He is now laking pos'f graduaie courses af U.S.C. Under The leadership of co-capiains Blum and Simpson, fhe +eam fough+ hard bu+ was obviously handica ped by lack of ma+erial. Some of fhe ou+s+anding players on +he leam were Burkie, Lof+us, D. Slevenson, Schlegal, Conrad, Farwell and o+hers. All of +he boys fough+ hard, bu+ fhey did no+ have fhaf ex+ra push +ha+ if 'lakes 'ro be a winning ieam. Nexi' year, wi+h Mr. Edgmon's Fine coaching, a li++le experience and a lol' of spiri+, 'reamwork and hard playing, Harvard should have a B feam of which if can really be proud. Standing: Mr. Hanson, Tierney, Race, DuPar, Woodfill, Carlson, Clary, TroTTi, L., Schlegel Kneeling: Weaver, STevens, W., STevens, Geo., Bagnall, Jones. VARSITY CASABATEERS BuilT around lasT year's B Team, This year's machine has been a crediT To The Red and Black of Harvard. AlThough The Saracen Tive was unable To cop The Prep League championship, They did well by Themselves in league play as well as in pre- league conTesTs againsT large public school Teams. Drilling his players in The TundamenTals, as well as The fine poinTs of The game, Coach Hanson rounded ouT The Team early in The season. WiTh CapTain George STevens and Bob Jones working well TogeTher as guards, Bill STevens capably hold- ing down The pivoT posT, and Weaver, TroTTi, Tierney, and Bagnall alTernaTing in The forward wall, The VarsiTy used Teamwork as Their main docTrine. Doc Weaver and Bill STevens were The offensive sparks of The Team, while Jones and G. STevens provided The defensive sTrengTh. ATTer The pre-season pracfice encounTers, The VarsiTy opened iTs league season by easily knocking over Bellflower. This Triumph was Tollowed' by decisive vicTories over Chadwick and CulTer before receiving Their TirsT deTeaT aT The hands of a TasT Spanish-American lnsTiTuTe Team. Playing Black-Foxe in The B.-F. gym, Harvard drop- ped iTs second TilT by The close score of 29 To 26. To wind up The regular season The Saracens Trampled FlinTridge, 42 To 23, on The Harvard hardwood. The following week The HoopsTers succumbed To Black-Foxe, 33 To 30, in The playoff Tor The league championship. SupporTing The regulars was a sTrong band of subs. Jim Bauder, Doug WoodTill, and Bill Race were ever ready To spell The guards, while Carlson and Clary were sTrong supporT Tor Bill STevens aT cenTer, Agar, DuPar, and Harrell saw acTion aT forwards where compe'l'iTion was exTremely rough. AT The close of The season The Team selecTed CapTain George STevens as The mosT valuable senior, while Bill STevens was voTed The well earned TiTle oT The mosT valuable player. AlThough George STevens, Mike Bagnall, Jim Bauder, and Shriv Harrell, The grad- uaTing seniors, will be missed, wiTh some hard work and a liTTle luck The I95O quinTeT oughT To be of TirsT class calibre. A -X TSW we bl w 5, Y' .7 , 33 , .6 '-.Mya s QS' , W, m ! f?l? I if K4 M' 'N Ss, . , 4 . 5 ,, O sg 'M rg X 1' a- W i E . E, ll x Q 5 1' d, 4 55.9 if Q 'S 24 M g97X 5' Q . V X 1 L ' rw I. if xg if Elf 5 Q , ' 1' ami? x E1 ,of A555523 y D' 'F K, Vqo' wf GRAMMAR SCHOOL BASKETBALL The Lower School has again come 'rhrough wi+h a group of spor+s-minded individuals fhaf are des+ined fo become varsi+y s+ars in years fo come. These boys have been sfandouis in 'lhird-division games, as well as in compe+i+ion wi+h ofher schools. Alihough every member of lhe sevenlh and eighfh grades is seen occasionally in ihe gym and on 'rhe field, cerfain boys, b consisienl praclice, fake fhe limeligh+ as +he hard workers and besi a+hle+es. lnclluded in +his group are Bob McCulloch, Blanchard, 'rhe dynamic Dixes. Vernon, Manildi, Kei+h, and Peler Candy. Wi'rh fhe building of lhe new liams Field for lhe lower school, nex+ year's boys will have an even behler opporluniiy fo gel' 'I'heir chance 'lo play ou+door sporls wi+hou'r inierference from fhe varsify feams. Top Row: Mr. Hanson, Davidson, Schneider, Dix, Ri., Dix, Ro., Randolph, Hurd. Middle Row: Hays, Follredol, McCulloch, Manildi, Wilson ,Blanchard, Candy, Saliba, G., Ross. Fronf Row: Bonaparfe, Benson, Lyon, R., Trofii, J., Lyon, J., Parks, Sfanford, Ruud. B BASKETBALL This year Harvard s Bee baslceTball Team had a very successful and evenTTul season. In TacT, The Bees won all Their Prep League conTesTs and Thus gained undispuTed TiTle oT Prep League Bee Champs. The Saracen B squad won iTs TirsT Three games very handily, buT They ran inTo some sTrong compeTiTion when They meT Spanish American aT Gardena. However, Three chariTy Tosses by cenTer, CapTain Swen Nelson, in The Tinal minuTe of play gave The Bee Team a Thrilling 33-32 vicTory. The nexT week The Harvard Tive encounTered Blaclc-Foxe, and once again The Bees, wiTh The aid of fine rebounding and deadly shooTing by Agar and Nelson, came ouT on The Top side of a 23 To I6 score. In The lasT TilT of The season, The Saracens, who Trailed, I8 To I7, aT half Time, came from behind, Thanlcs To John Tierney's TourTeen poinTs, To deTeaT FlinTridge, 32 To 28. Ably coached by Mr. Hanson, The Team improved readily Throughouf The season, and iT was able To win iTs lasT Two games wiThouT a greaT deal of Trouble. The regular playing of CapTain Nelson, Agar, Binford, Kilsby, Green, Cummings, Jacobs, and Woodfill was TirsT class aT all Times, while The five ninTh graders -Bishop, Graves, Zanuck, ArmisTead, and CarTer also played excepTionally well. All These boys should be a greaT help To boTh The varsiTy and B Teams wiThin The nexT couple of years. CAPTAIN NELSON, MR. HANSON STanding: Grier, Armisfead, Cummings, Kilsby, BranT, Green, Zanuclr, Graves, Rafhbone. SiTTing: Bishop, Binford, Nelson, Jacobs, CarTer. X N3 6 1- .Q Q51 B ,qm- S ,, Q f SQ a X, . X . n 5 li .Z Z 4' Q , , . g '. 54,aJ xv, v X, Ui 1 J ' n Back Row Mr Menke, Spalding, Keale, Weaver, Slevens, W., Saliba, R., Jones, Brandon, Kohl, Burnap, Mellon, Humisfon, Bryan, Barnard. Fronf Row Harrell Carlson, Russek, Jacobs, Dickinson, Thielen, Sfadlinger, Bauder, Loffus Werker, Sfevens, Geo., Green. Although +he for+y-nine season is hardly under way, if appears +ha+ +he Saracen horsehiders should be slrong confenders in +he Prep League flag chase. Buil+ around a nucleus of eighl relurning le++ermen, lhis year's leam has been forced fo make l'he adiuslmenl' from +he soffball game, previously played, fo a semi-hardball lype of game. Coach Claude Menke has very wisely ulilized +he +alen+ offered him and has rounded ou+ a huslling nine, which is des+ined lo win a good perceniage of ils games. Al Werker, Jim Bauder, and Bill Mellon are handling lhe pi+ching chores qui'l'e capably, and on 'lhe receiving end of fheir efforls is Big Lee Carlson, a powerful hi'Hing ca'l'cher. Firsl' base chores are conlrolled by George Sfevens, while Tom Sfadlinger and Bob Jones work as 'I'he keys+one combinalion, wi+h Senor George Russek covering +he 'lhird sack. Handling +he ouflield dulies are Doc Weaver, Rog Buchanan, Mick Theilen, S+an Dickinson, Shriv Harrell, and Jigaboo Sfevens. Backing up fhe infield regulars are fufure prospecrs such as AI Green, Warner Loflus, and Ron Saliba, wi+h Bill Bryan and Joe Brandon ever ready +o handle +he pads behind +he pla+e. For+y-nine gradualion will call Werker, Sfevens, Buchanan, Bauder, Dickinson, Sfadlinger, Theilen, and Harrell from +he ranks, leaving several posilions open +o +he up and coming sophomores and juniors. DIAMOND CUTTERS wav' Wea' Q, 4 'li 'hav L wi 74 Y r XX XS' S if -rv' is fm 1 . 5 .. bmw ,5 A-1 snr , - ' P gf N-fx fig 4-' ffkit-F . 'C ' - 1' 5- ff, . ,-- A R N. ', Af? 51250 - K. h , 9 .. win? 5 x K 5 Q QP, 5 ,Z ,qrjii k A -f L X xi' . N f . X ., ' 5 if . X f ' STEVENS, LL, YB J .?xf s 3 CINDERMEN A+ This 'rime +he ouilook for +he varsiiy frack ieam is very brighi. Two of 'rhe firsf +hree meers were vicforious and, judging from 'lhese showings, 'the 'leam mighf go far. Coach Maurer, again handling 'I'he coaching dufies, provides excellen+ ins+ruc+ion 'ro his willing aihleies. The feam chose Bob Schrae- ger fo be i+s capfain, and Bob offers a fine example +o fhe res+ of The feam. The sprinfers are headed by Moore and Schraeger, who are being cons+an+ly pressed by such speeds+ers as MacAlpin, Sproles, Duclcworlh, Sharman ,and Bell. These boys con- s+i+u+e a sfrong array of IOO and 220 yard dash men. Schraegcr, Moore, and Niblo are a lop norch irio of quarfer milersg Baker, Bell, and Rivers 'rake care of 'rhe 880 and mile races. Tom Sievenson, Newfon, and Hu+chinson are 'rhe hurdlers, and all are capable of running fasl races over bofh ihe high and low 1'imbers. The field evenfs boasf many oufsfanding men who are capable of good performances. The high jumpers are Toll, Schraeger, and Sfevenson, while Duclcworlh, MacAlpin, and Ziikowski iump for disfance. The Sfevenson lmroihers, Torn and Doug, are fhe pole vaulicrs, w'lh Pa'Hon and Reynolds round'ng our The squad as sho+ puHers. N N Nw' Q N .232 CLEARED IT ON YOUR MARKS! UP AND OVER 1 igif J ' as Maxi lf 'U f 1.'y,,,4tm.F' , W WE'-VJ ,W 'AJ' WV' , .1 1, f- WL.. , , f. if mwaw W R12 Q A WJ' YN G'- 'P WW, W F V5 Z 3 I f E f. w 3 , W uhm In MP wr IM -W I, ' ww N , M. WW w M' W W W Q gi f Q W ig4fw 4f '.4 1: A M ,,.' W 957 I ,, Q JIWM . W, H 5 H w Qi W Q ' 1. V uf je , 1 ,vw ' f I NW, W 1 f '35 Zi W. an , W 'M 1 73 L s fMV, , Q , , A fi U I It v ' 'f ia . Q :W-5. , 5x W' 2 , , fi 'Q ' 8 O LH., Nm, u. V x Sw ' LQ XMM V . . f qs ' :Q f'-m.s.M , X - e A fl Q A-M, 3' 4 ni X M., ,sw -fl . . ' I Y fe. 1 kk ww 3 M 4' M 'e W E 'Q 1 fm .. ii 1. 1 L ' ' ' ' , 4g MW fm,-.x 5, Nw- 0'-'FZ 9 Ms. 8 ip fit ' ' NW Xiu 2 'HT 2 x Q A95 ks We X W T M 2455? ' 4 K' f-iff , ?UE? fr . K, x gg ,A Q rw K I T555 xp muy ' 'K' Q A if- N' P TT K '. gk 1 -x l x, O Q w 3 wp . ik N , , ,V , K . Irwin' ' bf! V ,gf 6 1 wx-my SW- x ge, x X 3 ,X gk Y an x ,im y, iff? X ' ' A ,: Wl.. ' - vp: ing mn. -, f .N Q-'N www, . Q , pg .. . MN. K K, K V -4 kwa? , X Q. 9365? X, - .A ,x .fs-fwggx T-W f 1 in W 3' .ia ' Newt - WJ? in .5-.WMK ASM QW mm... . if Q wg:-fm. ff Q, x QM iw. g - ' f -1,f .- M A X F w ., ,, Nm I XA if KM, - xxx JUYYAL 4,3 V K' ss, Jflfwilf Q X ?F'NiHfwf'f x QQ f' W x . ,. wx X1 .. s,jQ:.,,5'g,fL.,,,w ww, . , 1,,,.,,X ,R 'H .. Wap V-Q, W , ,sfsmv 4 X js:-I A g,hf,. ' 1- ' ffff ,X Lg ,., 2f 5 ' ,. 369 R.,-W? av, 5 ' at-1 . si ,. '..-... 414 ' ,vjiv 5 . -Q x ng' .X K w an. .if 1 .. 'f'- f . Q V .4 . ,' K f ' X X ? Y ' ' . . pi ' . K Y I I , ' . , 'V .,,.g,,, 5 ' n v W- X' ,i - '.wsf-, 1s im- I 1 ' 6 kg-is 3 , MS , l . slayer- '-... . g ' r . -,. . . W 1 fi-'11 'zlfzyh M was ...HM A n 5' J 2 -gp x ,X .NX VT' 3 . .fx A455 'L v ., 4 M LS, gi ., , g ' ,X gc 4?-ifgn-,f:,?' J xv .af N'L W! .f2 ' -' - 'Sf' 4, . 118-521-2te+ T '?z Nl 'A i 1 ' . . 0 5 4 uf-- .' f vx1 Q X Ns A+ fhis wri+ing, 'rhe Commander's Men are hoH'er fhan ever. The Commander is J. R. WhiH'emore fufor of ihe Harvard rackef wielders, who al' 1'his poinf have won fheir lirsi' +hree marches by shu+ou+ scores. These vicfories have been againsf such aihlefic powers as Burbank, Mf. Carmel, and San Fernando. Top rung of fhe Harvard ladder is Cap+ain Bob Siber+, who is currenfly recognized as fhe 'lop ranking iunior iennis player in Sou+hern California. Number fwo singles player is Co-Capfain Dudley Gray, whose greaily improved game has bolsrered fhe +eam a grea'r deal. Also baiiling fheir way foward +he fop are such sialwarfs as Bob Blyfh, Swen Nelson, and Pancho Su+cliFFe, playing singles, wiih Rex MacAlpin, Easlman, TroHi, and Mackey, holding down fhe doubles posifions. These men are forced fo work hard because Lamberi, Nickels, Sargen+i, and fhe Douglas iwins are consfanfly challenging +heir berfhs. A greaf deal of credif for fhe +eam's fine showing should go fo Coach Whifiemore whose Hro- less efforts see him on +he cour+s playing his Kiddies every afiernoon. Anoiher fine ieam should be expecied in 50 as only +hree seniors will be losf ihrough gradua+ion, leaving a line crop of rackeieers +o be on hand nexf season. fx .-1 1 f Top Row: Gray, Coach Whifiemore, Siberr. Middle Row: Douglas, M., Sargenli, Douglas, J., Mackey, Blyfh. Fron+ Row: Nelson, TroHi, Sufclilife, Easfman, MacAlpin, Lamberf, J. QRACKETEERS BOB SIBERT .xlk wg, .. I-F an ,W ,A , wl'gim tr-. vrrvnvy-r Q H WM K f'wmnu4f'uwnwgfw. EZ Q.a:.'?.,, . , E'5 'N'5 ' .U 5 . .4 I 5 I . A , M Q . i T - - ummm L , 4.1 . gg ff fx , -Wwlwnuwwp yn , ul J' Mfm-W'-M Y- W- A ,lm W. f X 5 X. : ww 5, ' 'n v 54 2. 1- 95. ,QQ N 'QW A-wx N. 'NN-.x. N 0 . ' 'P' sr , s . .sh Aff im 'Sala 's....-f' mf f ,f -Rex-'R f' A4 Top Row: La Tourrelle, Daily, M., Geronimi, Kemp, Agar, Blyrh, Cahill, Van der Heide, Kraushaar, Seiler, Millingfon. Middle Row: Wesfheim, Capra, Auf, Koll, Hadley, Sfewarl, D., Daily, R., Slewarf, E., Praler, Vernon, Wilson. Fronf Row: Brewsrer, Redfield, Coons, Sfevenson, D., Davis, R., Toy, McHugh, Davies. This year's swimming +eam is lhe firsi' of i+s lrind fhaf Harvard has ever seen Previous fo fhus +here was esfher no feam or a +eam comprised of boys who had nel+her pool nor meefs Considering ihe newness of fhus sporf a+ Harvard we mus+ all agree fhaf swimming IS going belfer fhan expecfed Alihough fhns years +eam dove ol? fo a bad sfarf by losing +o Black Foxe and El Segundo I+ seems fo be Improving rapidly This facf IS shown b lhe aqua boys 58 lo 23 win over Ml Carmel only a weelr afler lheur previous de ea+s Success of lhls sorf rs undoubredly due +o +he wonderful framing +ha+ Coach Flanagan has given +he boys To help Mr Flanagan and +o lead fhe boys In fhe wa+er lhe 'team elec+ed as nfs capfam Richard Daily Richie has already proved himself +o be a fine diver and we all expec+ hum fo prove even beH'er as hme goes on Because so many boys lurned our for swimming Coach Flanagan is able +0 boasf four +eams These are 'rhe A B and C 'reams as well as a grammar school 'ream Besides R Daily +he lirsl fhree reams have such oufsiandmg men as Koll Hadley Agar Bly+h Toy Brewsier Cahill D Srevenson D S+ewar+ M Daily R Davis Geronoml Kemp LaTourreH'e Capra and Axl Al'l'hough fhe grammar school +eam has nor had many mee+s such boys as Mollnngfon Davies Vernon Wilson Seller Sanford Dmhearr Van der Helde Rice and McHugh will be lhe foundahon of fhe feams of fhe fufure Q3 2 MERMEN CAPTAIN DAILY, COACH FLANAGAN Himkf in G' ai 1, 15- hu 818' vu x X x tgp. Y. yu.. f fran., Q.,-rl :TO- 'iV 'Q K an-ll .ff 7 3 .vh- -R' 1 T -Q wx ,,... . ..,.,hT.. ,..a,,,, . .gQ 5j.3D3M1L -P if' f- ' . ?frA.l.f, wry 7. V . ,g ' SEX rm' M .'- .!?5l::?' -!? ',..JY3f '- ', ,- My 't 1:x.-My 'f ., Y-a . ,sf Sv Q. w 0 . Q 'T' A .!4CflUlflQf5 W Us vi -M-5 A by U . . L A56 S - H ' - 4 .XX 6 4 Lg A Yi 22 ' I 2 ,, i ' lll fi-'- il'l ,- Top Ro Coons, Keafe, Saliba, Carlson, Douglas, M., Perry, Snowden, Doughiy. A Middle Row Sharman, Toy, Mr. Barnes, MacAlpin, Balmer. Fronl Ro Ali, Brani, Grifiifh, Bonaparle, Trolli, La Tourrelle. This year's Honor Sociely, under fhe able leadership of Dave Toy, assumed an increasingly impor+an+ role al Harvard. To gei +l1ings underway during +l1e lirs+ semesrer, all members of +he Sociely, iogeiher wi+h polenfial members, wenf fo fhe showing of Hamlet Following lhis, on March 8+h, came ihe annual banquet A+ fhis dinner, Mr. Alfred B. Brown, a gradua+e sludenl' lecfurer from fhe California lnsii- fule of Technology, delivered a very in+eres+ing address on nuclear physics. To become a member of 'fhis organizaiion a high scholasfic sfandard is needed. To be eligible for ihe Sociefy one mus+ have a B average, no C's , and one more A 'fhan lhe person's number of years in high school. Presiding over lhe Sociely is Dave Toy: Vice-Presidenl' is Rex MacAlping Secre-lary and Treasurer is Bob Baker. Mr. Barnes acis as Advisor for fhe group. MUTHERS CLUB 'T Us .zz Y , . 5 ,l. I l l 6 .Q Q AS M, HONOR e f - 'swan N3 ,, xl 6 BLUES CAPTAIN STEVENS Top Row: Blylh, Saliba, Lamberl, M., Sproles, Hull, Reynolds, Breilman. Middle Row: Toy, Slevenson, D., Werker, Slevens, Geo., Marlin, Praler, Nickels. Fronl Row: Buchanan, R., Kaplan, Dickinson. l+'s always hard lo predic+ +he oufcome of club games and if is especially so lhis ear. For the firsi lime in many years +he Blues are al ihe lop of 'lhe laddler. ln fad, +he Blues have led +he league mosl of lhe way. Allhough lhe club is only ZVZ poinls ahead of +he figh+ing Greens al lhis poinl, lhe 'l'rue Blues are planning lo keep on lop. Under +he careful guidance of fhe club leader, Mr. Hays, and +he fighfing spirif of Cap+ain George Sfevens, lhe Blues have shown lhe resl of lhe school fhal fhey inlend fo go fo Balboa. This year lhe firsl division Blues have iusf aboul broken even so far. However such seniors as Buchanan, R. Slevens, Sladlinger, and Werker, who are playing club games 'For lhe lasl' +ime, will make lhings mighfy ho? for lhe o+her clubs. xy . iz ? J Top Ro Fleming Rhe nschlld Hill, Russek, Cowans, Farwell. Middle Row Davidson Hansen Quinn, Du Par, Hadley, Ward, Top Row: Bonaparfe, Free, Dineharl. La Tourrelle Fronl Row: Buchanan, D., Hopkins, Armislead, Fronl' Row Fox Wilson Miller Grier, Hays, Wark. Zanuck, Kendall. s I V g. - ' 3 A 9' d :S - ,vs 'E J ,Lk f. M 3143 Q ,A e ' Vx. .Wig ,S Qu? n I ww- ? i , ii! if wi' ' .y. , A ik? ws 5 I- -,qv I -3. v go .T-,Y xg, Vi 1-, YU! gf. Q x V? SQA? F QEY I V' - 1 1 .Y x 4 9535? J if mS Q' I ax J' N . N , ,law 37 . wwe , N x fx. ,l 'Y -QQ ' .N . -' f' Q f 13' 32:-.mv Q. .gmwl .4 . H nl: sl: ,Q ,,, 3, 4 E? 1 f .W , 'ff ? Q Q X vi, fue. If A x A 2 5' in 1 Q Ge 4 9 xfflct I P ,js , ? m g5, ',W, ?? 251 Y fv M X m Tn? Q' sy Q Q XNKL ' lQK:.gf'fll ' ... 5, ' v F -Is' ' ' ,' . . X . X Q, gf . .3 -rf. gg, f - J1. f .yy Wi' fy, A N 1-V V r Kg: ' Q, 5.3. .9 . W. Q Xe Amr W M 'X ww ff W M ' v F 'uf Y' , 5 'F' ' 1 1 . 5 . -um.. ,A LM Av MA 3 32 t . Rv ,W 'P' Y 2 1 31 vgf if x f g V f is ' ' JE. Sf 5 if Q R Ar .5 My if 'W' ax if fu 5-F G5 . V. X a ,v', A., Ii fl- Q5 LQ. ' - ' - ' i' '. A 1 A 1' 'A'Y3'. 'M 4, Mi ,,.f 1 ? gl xx:-gi .41 1 - 1 N I 1' : . f ' 14 R . '46 ' . 'Vic 1 W U fl, , ' . 5 -P c ,, U X. 1, X fq Q iv 1 , vis Top Row: Fogle, Toy, Behoda, Baker, MacAlpin, Sladlunger. Middle Row: Werker, Slevens, Snowden. Front Row: Marlin, Weber, Coons. We on lhe slaff of lhe SENTINEL ANNUAL believe fhal when you have finished reading this book, you will 'rl-:ink as we do, 'lhal +his is lhe fines? SENTlNEL ever published. Wilh George Slevens as our edilor, Dave Toy, our compelenl business manager, Don Weber drawing all of 'rhe wonderful carloons, Mr. Hughes our Faculfy Advisor and guiding lighr, and our slaff of capable wrilers and pholographers, we have worked logelher as a feam lo bring ro lhe sludenls and 'friends of Harvard School, +he BEST of ils many fine SENTlNELS. Those of you who have been on fhe slaff of a year book before will realize +he many monfhs of hard work lha+ have been pul' inlo 'rhis publicalion. For lhose of you who have never before done lhis lype of work, if is in order io describe +he process of publishing a book of lhis sorl. Eirsf, lhe book musl be laid oul in dummy form and space musl be allolfed fo every carloon, ar+icle and pic+ure. Then lhe carloons musl be drawn, +he arlicles wriH'en, and 'rhe picfures laken. Nexl, ads and subscriplions must be soliciled in order +o pay for fhe prin+ing, binding, and pholography. Afler all fhis work has been comple+ed, each and every arlicle, picfure. and drawing musl be assembled and pul inlo fheir proper places. Af+er all of +hese chores are com- pleled, fhe maferial is laken +o prinlers who complele lhe final slage in lhe produciion of The I949 SENTINEL, GEORGE STEVENS, Edifor ww in l - A 4 Eorron -1 SENTINEL ANNUAL DON WEBER, Ari Edifor DAVE TOY, Business SENTINEL BULLETIN As in every year, 'lhe slaff of +he Senlinel Bullefin is greally handicap ed by fhe laclc of experience in edi+ing and compiling +he news 'rha+ would be of inleresf lo all of l'he boys al school. This year's siafli was no exceplion, buf under 'lhe able guidance of fheir faculfy advisor Mr. Hughes, and Edilor Derek Niblo. our amaleur iournalisfs have really furned ou+ a commendable iob. The Sen+inel is published every for'rnigh+ and covers fhe social and alhlefic evenls as well as lhe main 'lopics of discus- sion around school. Leif fo righlz Woodfill, Mulligan, Schlegel, Niblo, Bafeman, Farwell, Keele, Burnap. DEREK NIBLO 'X l E' 'QA O 'X f THE STAFF Ediior Derek Niblo Associafe Edi+or Lee Carlson Prin+ers Schlegel and Mulligan Business Manager Hugh Baieman Repor+ers Sargent Keaie, Burnap Sporls Depar+men+ Saliba, Woodfill and Farwell Facul+y Adviser Mr. Hughes Saliba,ScL1legel, Mulligan Y: li 4 v if EE 4l g'i5Z!' M M 451 1 Beau+iful music in lhe Chapel is lhe direcl resull of fhe abiliiy of 'rhe Choir. Under The capable direc+ion of Mrs. BeHy Bradlield, lhe Choir, as always, is an indispensable and beaufiful par+ of +he Chapel Service. None of us af Harvard will ever forgei +he Chris+mas and Eas+er Services. The Choir musl be congrafulafed for ils fine performance rendered 'this year. The Servers of S+. Duns+an's Guild fulfill fheir responsibilifies by serving God in fhe Episcopal Church. To be a member of 'rhis organizalion is a cove+ed honor. Under 'rhe guidance of Falher Gill, fhe Servers, again lhis year, have done a fine iob. I if 2 Y S Ai CHOIR SERVERS Leif fo Righl: Mr. Gill, Cowans, Pierson, Ziflrowslri, Paul, Sargenli, Symonds, N Dineharl, Graves, Torrance xlf 5' 4:: . Wilson , Parlrs, Sfevenson, D. U L9 X 1 RQQW FCDRENSIC SOCIETY Under lhe able supervision of 'fheir founder, Mr. W. W. Taylor, fhe Forum Club and Forensic Socieiy fill an impor- l'an+ need a+ Harvard. To acquain+ fhe Seniors wi+h parliamenlary procedure and +o ins+ill in each +he abilify lo lallc and +o fhinlx on his own feel is lhe +wo-'fold purpose of lhe clubs. During +he fif+h period lhe Forum Club meels and The Forensic Sociefy assembles during +he six+h period, wilh each class funclioning separaiely from The ofher. This year 'rhe Clubs reins+a+ed fhe cons+i+u+ion which fhe original Forum Club had drawn up, buf which had been modified during +he war years. Boih groups have a chairman, who conducfs fhe meelings, imposes fines for improper conduct makes assignmen+s for +allcs, and acfs as a moderalor for debaies and discussions. Boolc reporls, open forums, ex+emporaneous fallcs, and debales all serve +o give a chance fo belfer his speaking abilily. ffyxx FX? gli C ll, I X ,iff FORUM CLUB Sfanding: Paul, Palmer, Rafhbone, Carfer, Symonds, Swanson, Riche, Dineharl, Paflon, Mr. Boyd. Sealed: Van der Heide, Fox, Bonaparfe, Lamberf, M., Touchs+one, Sargenf. H CLUB Alfhough hampered by a laie s+ar+, +his year's H club finally gor under way in Fine siyle as +he a+hle+ic commiffee provided a guiding hand in iis organizalion. A new cons'ri+u+ion was drawn up and accepfed by +he members of +he club, which includes all boys who have been awarded one or more leH'ers in a varsify sport A banquel for +hese leHermen is +o be held in May under direcfion of rhe eleded officers, Presidenl' Tom S+evenson, Vice-presidenf Bob Schraeger, and Secre+ary- freasurer Lee Carlson. lf is felf fhal +his year's club is giving fhe boos+ needed +o make fhe H club an impor+an+ and influenfial par? of Harvard School life. ORCHESTRA The oldesf organizalion of Harvard School is 'rhe orchesfra founded in i900 by Mr. liams, who was aclive in fhis group un+il his re+iremen+ las+ year. Mr. Boyd direcls fhe orchesfra, which has no+ yel' had an oppor+uni+y 'fo enlerfain fhe s+uden+s, bu+ fhe annual reciial will lake place a+ 'rhe gradualion ceremonies in June. STUDENT CABINET Crganized in I945 by Dr. Sherman and Mr. Gill, The STudenT CabineT is a relaTively new parT oT Harvard. This year iT has worked hard and played a very acTive role in school life. When PresidenT Sharman Took The reins, The CabineT really wenT To Town and has done many worThwhile Things. Sharman was assisTed by Vice-PresidenT MacAlpin and Secre- Tary Schraeger. Among This year's accomplishmenTs were The Tollowing: The CabineT ConsTiTuTion was rewriTTen and approved. The long awaiTed handbook was compleTed. This hand- book, which The CabineT has worked on Tor Three years, is designed To inform new sTudenTs oT everyThing They mighT need To know concerning The school and iTs acTiviTies. As everyone knows, The CabineT collecTed money Trom books ThaT sTudenTs leTT lying around and used This money To Tinance The handbook. AT iTs meeTings, in The Chapel, The CabineT has handled various disciplinary problems. ln addiTion assisTance was oTTered by members oT This organizaTion To cerTain sTudenTs having Trouble in academic sub'ecTs. l All in all, The STudenT CabineT has broughT iTselT before The eyes oT The sTudenTs and The TaculTy more Than ever before. lndicaTions show ThaT in The pasT year This TiTTeen member organizaTion has risen greaTly in presTige and imporTance in The esTima- Tion of all Those aT Harvard. Top Row: MacAlpin, Schraeger, Coons, Snowden. Middle Row: Toy, Nelson, PaTTon, Cowans, Anderson. FronT Row: Mr. Gill, STevenson .T., Carlson, LamberT, M., La TourreTTe, Sherman. , ,. fc, 11.53 .R S ' L W Q .M ' N :.' 1' sxwii -I-A If W M 'vu' . af ' C UML CN! g-O IH IHIH1 Hfllh ll Null IHXII HHI llfl I I Ill '1lNl'INl1l.'!iiIl'I 'IllI.fXl,I'Illl'l'lIliHfXl'lIllll1 !f4'un',1.i1'f111r1!.um! ggjllkl-ffl, pnrlfffzwflflwll Illmil, mul Vvllilfe ur Nnlurnl llnlur X FFHIN ,, I0 In 1 A 1 I HIM I IR bl! , gl ffm V1 VIYH 1 CLASS Ulf IJAIU ir NIR .Q mis. 1LlCUlHll41 s'l'l-Lx S l 014119 Ll'VL8lfLf:5 0 MR md MRS WALTER W BULLCCK LOUIS GRAY 47 DUDLEY GRAY '49 11111111111 111111 M1111 1i1111111QN 1Ill11111'i11111i111! 1111! 11121555 1111 1.1411 11111 11111111 11112111 1111 11111111 5111121111551 111 1111! W1l1'1i 111111 111351 1111111111 f 1 1 f, 1 1 Ulllflll I ll I I unc! Zbzjf IIM Ill C! ' 4 for -5 f f Z5 105 fo 7 C7 X Ap Mi Of fm NIH. N MINS. IUXUI. II. IIIN H X mmphmelm fin the M1 Ei Mm Pmul W l cmd Don MEN OF V19 ', , .K J 1 OW I WITH BEST WISHEH TH THE IILAHH UV H1451 VHA unc! W!r,s. fgolvrf MJZUI' ll!! 6! l0S ANGELES METRUPUUTAN AIRPURT I mf flu, W flux, +4 'S COW! QAIYIPHL5 of . . . Q25 C' 25 f 225 C' Q25 f Ullll . ll! UNH . ll! ll. I ' ' 1 K if l K If 1671110 1115 XIC' LHP! lll I Cumplilnents UI? STHTIONERS CORPORATION O ffl! Jgylj 47 LHUUIQUPPIHS MANUfALlUHlNb lAllUNlH fllfll' llllfll' O I, I'. , PTNH PHINTEHS v LVUHAVHH5 SX ..O .lf 'OU' O'5H U C S 'ik' if PRESENTED WUTH THECXNWHJMENTS MR AND MRS D'W DOUGLAS QP il? K HLH WISHH IU THL EIASEJ jA xSZ6Llf'VlfL6l VL5 4? xx 4? U F 451 AUM S Q , 'X N N I HUH HPHT VIHHF. IU 'VHII I I fbX'1'm HI' 451 YU wa A wa IIHQIIIIY MfXH'l'IN .Ill rnliu CDMPLIMENT5 DF LDS ANGELES. EALIFCIRJNIA ENGINEEFQINE EDNETRJLICTDRJE HLIMISTUN-IQUSENDAHL INC. jaAf'l'c'af0l 'd of Quagfy IQWIM-15 for :Ae fgelmdum .yllllblifflgf HI! RHHNKG 12,2 ff fy ,1 fff 9 , Q3 ig l'Tf'l 1- -Iv f can f- I I -. 74 115 CIOHIIJIOII AJAX! 01,1 7 ffll. ll i Llfllllll WZ J ci ,,,, of H. HINIHH fi. HUIIHANAN amd Illlli Best o Luck to the Class o 49 Mr and Mrs Glenn Doughty TRUJAN CUPBUARD C0 33E Urange Grove Ave ff Burbank Calif ga! ,W A MR and MRS C N IHIHEN ll f f I ll F35 F? sk ' ' YL EL Bill '49 - Nick '52 O . , I e ia ed ,J MR AND MRS GEURGEL FUGLE AND PHE AUM!! f HI Com irnenfd of m 1151115 fo A11 1-4917115 frnm Mr. and Mrs. Hzllph PFZIIEI' and U1 BEST WTSHES TEH? CLASS 1949 dlfb T0 UF' r. an rs. Robe an 0 Compmnausof WRIGHT FODDS 7 J sf fi, f,,fA,,,, 26th at Georgmcn Santo Momco SM 54661 SM 511614 AR 331125 H E1WA M ind M1 yn Uv: PROM llwld DAVE PATTON 4 4 f 3 f ' -Q , II 17. 0 fl' ! . . . GR . i'I'INGS TO THE CLASS OF '49 H M U 42.1 r. f 'ss. ll. l.lr:wleI frlmlt 1 and COMPLIMENTS BILL A. SMITH Ol' C'0,.1m 1 for IIAIILEY AUTO TRANSPORT PAINTING 0 PAPERHANGING REPAIRING INSURED G LICENSED LUNG BEACH Busmess Resldence CALIFUANIA BR 5 2515 cn 6 0421 H0111 Bm AIR AR1111111 7 1771 LET SERV, ICENS E L 5 A T 701 SIONI CANYON ROAD L05 ANC IL1-3 74 KALII1 if 1- c 4 , e 1-,OT I - P .9 EIJIVIMINGS HUIIIH INC COMPLIMENTS OF MR AND MRS JOHN REDFIELD i' AND JOHN JR 9 X COIlll7AIllUl'Il5 of I5 Q1 '1 U UUI. 'I '1 RD - - 1 TWENTIETH CENTURY FQX FILM CCDRPCDRATIQN PF X- ibikfl IMAJA WJ WUI!! REPUBLIC SUPPLY OF CALIFORNIA A Complete Lme of Quality INDUSTRIAL MARINE 81 PETROLEUM SUPPLIES THE REPUBLIC SUPPLY CO OF CALIFORNIA Branch Stores LOS ANGELES NEWHALL RANCH OAKLAND SAN JOSE AVENAL SANTA MARIA BAKERSFIELD SANTA FE SPRINGS FRESNO STOCKTON GARDENA TAFI' HUNTINGTON BEACH VENTURA LONG BEACH WILMINGTON CX f f O O ,N , K 9 '1 W L L o Genera Offices - Los Angeles, Calif. HX UU IX XX IW HX XII H0llYWO0D SIATE BA K DNN IRIXHX X Complnments of HOW TIME PICTURES Mlcmlsl-:R mf umm, ' v lr:-a 1 I DI RM. lH'll'llSl'l' Jsvu. imc mx ,' lNIH'Il'I-INlJl'2N'I' . t'UlH'HlC. ox 6801 S.XN'l',X MUNICUX lSUI'l.l'2X'.XlCD IlHI,l,YXx'uUlv Sis. t'.Xl.ll-'4 .'l,X ' VN XV. DIC I-I. lil-INNICI I IRI NIIH-IN'I' ICXICIZ X'I4'l-2-l'HI42!4llDIfZN I 0 1 lb I Hifbllllllllf ll 015 Nl hSri b mtem m emhler mm Lompmy O I FU M 1' I,I M IC NTS U lf' I ' I I 1 A 1 .1 I 1 . 1 ' ', - 'DL' ' 520 XVICST Sl'IVl'IN'l'II S'l'lH'Il'I'l' 'l'llI.' TY 'Usf Cf O , , L L M ll 1- '- I M If 1 Z N T S ' 1 Ifver one in the ami can loolc smartly styled in a CATALINA lo CATALINAS are designed in matching styles uality and charm to Son s trunks or Mother s suit or Dad s trunk and terry coat set Even big beach towels match in prmt CATALINA, Ine les Angeles, California 0 I: 0 I . I r . . . with trim, smart motifs that give individ- . . I . HG 5? COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. BAYARD H. RYDER TOD K OMNI MMHEN U N fl NP IHRA NK M RA Q n d gr-' WIA- 'lr'-N V-.im ..,. . XR x nl XA , jf ,. Desmond 616 South Bro udvmy Best dressed Harvard men are dressed That oes for cndct umforms and clvvlcs oo ' 66 ' ' 99 g ' ,z ' t I 5 Y U l I' YL! C1 Q5 U I H f R N li fn I I F 'I V l I A . 1 f A ,. ' 's ' '. ' S ' ' . . . k ' 1 ir Seventh ll1ClHOp0 Qtreets ir 5.300 Wnl hire Blvd lk We mood Vllhge if Long Bewh if Pmlm Gprlngs Bacl: Ro Leff fo Righl T Sie enson E Slewarl Sclwlegal God Sfevens Sproles Lol+us Hanson MEADCWLARK FARMS F011 ff? CLHC lifl 17301 VENTURA BLVD ENCINO w- ' : . v , . , , . , , , Williams, Pierson, Rusf. Fran? Row-Leif fo Right Lewis, Dinelmrf, Symonds, Sufclifie, Sherill, Wilson O K il - - C,OI'HD11ITlQHTS of JQHN SEL!-RK JR 361014 Qrnclmental Ircm Olflglnfl Ll IIIIUII4 H I P? ' Q f f ' mil Hllffl' WIHHIIH in Ill!! lllnfsrs ni' lfl4fl -I Nl' I.1'u HI' ll II, I Wfff fiq AN f pafronaze ffm ,gilaoo gore YM .,,-. , IM 57,-.-WZ, flf.-1 f---K'-X Nx'X 1 if C0 REHNNG 6 W N ml cl ETHYL 9 w Q 4-Au: Zi 4f 4' 'Y' I . W W ?fl!lZ5l9! I Com agmenh I 'I 8'3 up o ' of N r. l r. alll! 7 M . . are . 2' ., fb - Y ,, W S.. -' j ff- IN - h . Hag . E' r ' f . Q Q K' Z iw 54455 0 C f-,fC-rs If rlcf QIWJ I I FINE CATTLE PRODUCE FINE MILK Z Qi Home of the World s Largest Guernsey Herd Z K '4 2 2 2 ,Near lei 0lL?I'dtMAlfl0lI.5 mic Herr! 006 151 Ar fLe jblfll W2 nur! gilifgl' 1549111111 um! mrgnrff V- W QL U B939 ,w l I NIIN NUDI IIIUMI SUIN I xxn Xl All TU HAHVAHII IJIIHIIUL ANU THE CLASS UP 1949 BFJT WIBHE1 In H rfIlllIhSfllllP ll ll '1 BEST WISHES TO THE FORTY NINERS MR AND MRS JOHN MELVILLE HULL AND DAVE 3 f ff MRS R S KRAUSHAAR AND RICHARD RAlPH H CAKE X115 WINSLOW ARIZONA LOMPLIMENT 5 OI' A FRIEND finnd lurk Aflvrs IHHMV1 umm' F051 'l,I1I 'I 'TS UI I1 I I1 o H1 'IR I 1 .' ., n un I liIl,l5l'Ili'l' V . , . . KIC .LY , 4: . . .II 61,1 fMA,,A,.f 55.4-M.. COMPLIMENTS OF Al' S Av CJQLU of '-2 I . CJAUUP0 A' UHAU' MR, AND . . . R 1 N J 1 y L 1 :- Q -K A H ,uf 'u'.ihINIIfi I llllllll llul IlllHl :mi H1 IXX1 In In ill: Sl I COMPLIMENlb UP DR AND MRS HARIU B BREVIWIAN AND PAUL l3lC. ' NVISIIICS TU 'l'IIl'I VLASS Ol ' lSl MH. AND MHS. Ml'IlIHl'l l' NVlI.l,I.XNlS AND XVI ,I,Y 'V X W 1 . ,Y nw. V VY n xl C O M AMERICAN POTASH AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION 'I HE KILSBX S P L I M E N T S O F CUMPLIMENTS UF HOPKINS HARBACH 8. CO I HI I XLIVXNCJL IWS5 I I S SIOQ If IXLIIA 9 XVI IN 'X M1 A N ww N LIFE INSURANCE POLICY LOANS flllflllqll ll 3 I 1 I Low INTEREST RATES You can save up to I1aII your present cI'1arges by reI1nanc1ng I11gI'1 rate company Ioans Re erences HOLLYWOOD STATE BANK CALIFORNIA BANK DUN AND BRADSTREET INC VAN de CARR 61 CO 118 SoutI'1 Beve-rIy Drlve Beve-rIy H1IIs CaI1Iorn1a BRacIsI1aw 21419 CRGSLVIGW 6 8174 D RRIIW llllll ll ll Ulf 3020 W MAGNOLIA BLVD BURBANK CALIFORNIA A HI 1 N IIW 9526 SANTA MONICA BLVD BVVERLY HILLS CALIFORNIA 1 QIIIIILILIIIIIIII I 411111111 IIIIIIHII l Ill!! 1 I IX! Kllllllll Ilfll III , . 1 Lyflmhf wif Lg1'1'111 f1'1i1 MBE: f' f'f!lv'A!uL fl NI A YORK LDLIRU ' . C Y SCUCI 1o5AN311i: x ' Nc. 1 1 -' ' f'c1.1-a1e1N1 ' 1 15 1111101115 14 f 1 -1 13,114 I I I f f 94. ICU HL1' NI LII IN1f1 MIA M 1, II 111 . . ' In . -1- E, 2 1 A I I ' I all C!! 2 . 1 nl! vu HJ .aww ,D V 'III !Qmf1 frm! CH E. 0 a-9 91 7 1 . 1' -1 Cuzwff mlflfl MI!! if fn' nznrr' !A1llI 11 IILII 'II I'I. IIIIFS. INII. . If1llIl'lll'l' uf II I'1'lfIl'If Nix 1 1 . -, . firihrl 2 ' 'w' I Cfwffu If I ' li ll ll - ' ' if IIUWDREY S PHARMALY I 6350 VAN NUYS BOULLVARD VANJ 'NIUYS CALIFORNIA PHONE STATE 50050 GOOD LUCK 49ers Erich Blehl Authonzed Shell Dealer 13060 SAN VICENTE BLVD WEST LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA PHONE SM 49404 CONGRATULATIONS TO HARVARD S SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 MR AND MRS RALPH HEES COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF MRS CHRISTINE DAWSON HIST WI'IHL'3 HIUIVI A HIIHLIII JS 9 x o 0 !fa'l'.LL'I'lyIf-Oil CjAr'1n1'1f,s lj 'A' WI' ,SilI'l'I4t 1' LS7I1f1'ful IVILXA If Lgjuffrl ' 5 N HIA HLAI INTIHI N15 llllli llllll 1,5 H I um fv ff PHONE su 1 8286 IX LJ P llnm ir Mnunl nn btflqvs F CLAY HORN S6 OO ROUND TRI CYCLE MART 12129 VENTURA BLVD STUDIO CITY YOUR rar quzului FOR LIGHTWEIGHT MOTORCYCLES S W 1 f TIME PAYMENTS C1117 1. ' .ib1'fT1! 'Va ' jf' 'fffrzf ' 'vlilll 1. llllllfl Wilslnirrz Huulrzvnrli Wuxi l.nra Allllrflfts ES, lzillifllflliil QXHTZIIIIRI fl-lllllll 'WA Q- lf A 'l'HII' ll'll 'l'lllf 4llllN i - ,141 - ir - HWIVI 43fffXNf ' A t 1 5 l'l'Ul'l'l' all ll J Compliments el Mr 8: Mre Ullllltlll lalnurrette an Peter P? COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND n11.L llll,ll!lllllb li BEST Wl5HE5 Mr and Mrs Alfred l. Werlrer on AI I . - . ' d . . . . Lll. MEMBERS or Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE S' f lf' I , fm'1,i rlnr Jon: .5 ,.'.. 1f:.14:.' . . ' li ll LOMPLIMENTS OF DR AND MRS E N MOORE AND WINSTON 1 5 LV fl 11 4 1 4 'k Hlfffl' Wlfilllffi 'l'lI 'l'HIf lfl.Nifi IH 4ll NIH. mul Xlllfi. lIll: XIH.lQfi Il. lifXl'l.!XN md 'ull' 4 'A' QI? llrllllplllxlflli ui IIIIIIII1 73.- WE HAVE BEEN HEADI.lNERS AS FORD DEALERS FOR MANY YEARS AND WE INVITE YOU BACKSTAGE TO INSPECT OUR MODERN SHOWROOMS AND SERVICE DEPARTMENTS, OPERATED BY SKlI.I.ED WORKMEN, AT ECONOMICAI. PRICES MILLWORK ' SASH AND DOORS ' BUILDING MATERIALS BLANCHARD um ,t,,. COMPANY SINCE 14711 5360 LANKERSHIM BLVD. ' NORTH HOLLYWOOD. CALIF. PHONES: STANLEY 7-2442 81 SUNSET 2-2101 fx! AZN:HH1NZ1111L111'1!. STANLEY 7-3035 SUNSET 1-6608 .S?00l'f:ilfl'lelfl1 :S Oc ge , ol, J EXCELLENT CUISINE 12633 VENTURA BLVD. AT COLDWATER CANYON f 5. M. 56989 ' ARIZONA 3-1328 Gimp Am PH lj 0 hrnnlwnnd pharmacy 26TH 8 SAN VICENTE BLVD. ' SANTA MONICA. CALIF. BEST LUCK, CLASS OF '49 71' frm 1 SUN er 22296 I It I 12815 VENTURA BLVD STUDIO CITY CAI IF JIM Mum ull' ri SPORTING GOODS 12238 Ventura Blvd Studuo C11y C0111 SUnse11651I C I CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR .IO III ff. BOYS AND YOUNG MEN BURDSALZS CRESTVIEW 5-2514 QSZU SANTA MONICA EILVD. BRIADSHAW 2-BU56 EKVERLY HILLS CALIFCIRNIA HERM SIIIGLE .lla erzJaJAerJ 12262 VENTURA aLvn srumo env CALIF suNsET 1 3153 BLSI WISIIILS II XSS UI If 9 Mr and Mr lnhn INQNIOII Sll ll XSS 4 V J MAHO EY C0 1 IIUI I SAI I K XNDI I R I N 110013 NSI I Best Washes lo the Class ol 49 MOOSE M111-NENTH orb sm D NL cm xv OWIWN IIAMHHINUS IIHIII FI -'XTLJRING H I H OQKIXIL NND BLVLHXGIS 311 NURHI 11 1113 DENX XLIF 794 L! 2 L I ln. A I,IINIf I'AI.IVI II I 'I'lIHIf 'Q T0 THE Qizrafl ' IQ: 'n ' 525111 , , , , , x - I I 1 A Af x 4 J I' o 7 . ' ' S. . I ' ' . , HICHT YVL' ICS TU 'l'IlI'I T .1 UI IJ . . . 0 I RI'ISII DRI'ISSI4Ill l'UI'I.'l'NY - 430 1 g 'u-. I 'Ley , GR - V .Cf .C ' RMIAII, X Q, . 1 1 T I I I lungs, vu! A' A 'I I IAXVD' ' NO' HULL , V -gymf 'il 14111,,fxr1f 11411 :b1'.4Aa'J SVSU 2921515 M ' 5 ' -- Ip ws. . F-r.:,.1 A .:- . . :Y L-L Comphmoms C f YLXXVKAK W Iomg B uc M , V Q7 U 'N Wu N ' H H IW U W LW RLY fj HW! zll' ,Y My ,mjllfflf vln K Q Q T ,CQIIMOIIIIQI N . , S 4 S: .2 . 'Q . rf-lf' , xima 'X ' N..- .1 4 , . 'b : . ,' 't ...+I ,, xl? Q-gh. 4 1 il' if ,vw ra-ni G H :lf K ,Y I '1 N . f V-N. L, .A . if . ,M ,g,-1 vi N5 3 Q, NX fi'-3 K' Sf .-1 X - Q w ff 'FTII-'5 N wr Hessfxhv ff Q W Ar S, Ut it I x 'Q' x 'g - , x' .1 lg A . , A, 5'5 . gfziif in Q i- , , if-5 Q 4 gr ' ,-.9 xx ,X ,XX .,, N J, ml! fx X Q

”

Suggestions in the Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) collection:

Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection, 1947 Edition, Page 1

1947

 Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection, 1952 Edition, Page 1

1952

 Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection, 1968 Edition, Page 1

1968

 Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection, 1969 Edition, Page 1

1969

 Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection, 1970 Edition, Page 1

1970

 Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection, 1972 Edition, Page 1

1972

Searching for more yearbooks in California?
Try looking in the e-Yearbook.com online California yearbook catalog.



1985 Edition online 1970 Edition online 1972 Edition online 1965 Edition online 1983 Edition online 1983 Edition online
FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES GENEALOGY ARCHIVE REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today! Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly! Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
 E-Yearbook Home  Quick Search  Advanced Search  Quick Browse