Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1940 volume:

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ORCHESTRA ENSEMBLE MARGARET SWINGLE SPANISH STUDENT GOV'T, RUTH C SMITH BUSINESS SEDY, R P RALSTON AUTO SHOP Hoaav CLua ALVIN REBOIN PHYSICAL ED MARION SHERMAN -lib OFFICE SEcv, acufll M7fW7w7 GERALDINE SLAYTON PHYSICAL ED, DEAN OF WOMEN ELIZABETH SMITH HOMEMAKING M C STARR HOMEMAKING CAFETERIA H M SHEUE SOCIAL STUDIES QOM ERCIAL HEAD OF PHvs, E MARTHA TRAFFDRD JULIA M PAYNE OFFICE Q 'f 'SL '11,-. 5, 'f , 2 Q . -li I . A . ra ' . li 75 V ,9 0 0 . I D o D. PROJ ECTS 0 1 . v THE FLIGHT or A PLANE woULD BE VERY LIMITED wERE IT NOT FOR THE AILERONS, WHICH KEEP THE PLANE STABLE AND MAKE POSSIBLE BANKING AND TURNING wITH GREAT vERsATILITv, IN THE FLIGHT or THE H B H S. SHIP THE BOARD or EDUCATION HAS SUPPLIED THE SAME REQUISITE FOR SKILL IN NAVIGATION, FURTHERMORE, THIS Soov or MEN HAS GHDSEN oUR FLIGHT CGM MANDERS AND GROUND CREW wITH AN EvE TO SMOOTH COOPERATlON WITHIN oUR ORGANIZATION, THEv BALANCE THE BUDGET AND AP PORTION FUNDS FOR EMPLOYEES, MAINTENANCE AND ADDITIONS T0 THE SCHOOL PLANT, Bv VISITING AND INVESTIGATING OTHER SCHOOLS THEY ARE ABLE TO SOTAIN FOR H,B. A TYPE or BUILD- ING AND EQUIPMENT COMPARABLE WITH THE BEST, FOR THE PRO- TEDTIDN or THE PUBLIC THEY SEE THAT THE ENTIRE SCHOOL POPULATION IS INSURED,EVEN AGAINST CARELESSNES8, AND THAT STATE LAWS ARE STRICTLY oSSERvED,BUSINEsS ADMINISTRATION, HOWEVER, IS OF LESS CONCERN T0 THEM THAN THE QUALITIES or CHARACTER DEVELOPED IN EvERv CANDIDATE FOR TRAINING AS A PILOT, MRS, RUTH O SMITH, BUSINESS SECY , F.T. GRABLE, A.L.HEN- RICKSON, F,f. PENHALL, PRES., A. F. WILSON, D,V. LAWHEAD, Miwna mi? THE BALANCE AND STABILITY OF THE AIRPLANE DERENDS NOT ONLY UPON THE PILOT BUT ALSO UPON THE GYROSCOPE, WHICH TENDS T0 KEEP THE AIRPLANE IN LEVEL FLIGHT SIMILARLY, THE ADVISORY BOARD ASSISTS THE FACULTY IN KEEPING HUN TINGTDN BEACH BALANDED AND LEVEL, THE BOARD I8 COMPOSED OF TWO FACULTY ADVISERS, MR. R M ELLIOTT AND MISS MAR GARET SWINGLE, THE STUDENT Boov OFFlCERS,THE G A A PRES IDENT, THE GIRLS' LEAGUE PRE8lDENT,AND THE FOUR CLASS RE PRESENTATIVEB, SUCH A SET UP MAHES THIS A GROUP ENTIRELY SELECTED Sv THE STUDENTS TO CARRY OUT THE BUSINESS OF THE STUDENT Boov. THIS BOARD APPOINTB STUDENTS TO THE SERVICE COMMITTEE AND THE TRAFFIC BDARD. IT ALSO HAS CHARGE OF sELEcTING ASSEMBLIES SPONSORED av THE STUDENTS, OF coN TRDLLING SCHOOL DANCES,AND OF APPORTIONING MONEY FDR DIF FERENT SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS T0 CARRY ON THEIR WORK THIS YEAR THE BoARD's OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENT wAs THE NEW ATHLETIC CODE OF ETHICS THESE RULES HAVE BEEN ENDORSED BOTH BY THE STUDENT Boov GOVERNMENT AND THE FACULTY.CLOBE COOPERATION BETWEEN THE TWO GRDURS HAS MADE FOR A HIGHER STANDARD OF ATHLETICS IN THE SCHOOL, ALL IN ALL, THE AD VISORY BOARD IS THE MosT POWERFUL oRGANIzATIoN IN THE HIGH SCHOOL, FIRST Row P WARDLOW, J BANNARD, M NEIL. SECOND Row: T RoaINeoN, H CALHOUN R KNISLEY, L ALLEN, THIRD Row' L. WELLS, J. DEGUELLE, 6. HENRICKSON, fwawe 1: 0 A GREAT SAFETY FEATURE OF THE AIRPLANE IQ ITS STRUTS, OR BRACINGS, WITHOUT THEM A PLANE DRADKING UP OUR PLANE ALSO WOULD A MISHAP IF IT wERE NOT FOR DUR owN BOARD WHEN A STUDENT PILOT GETS GROUNDED, HE IS BROUGHT BEFORE THE TRAFFIC BOARD, TRIES TO RIGHT HIM, THE DUTIES OF THE BOARD ARE TO AND HELP THE STUDENT BODY BY MAKING AND ENFORCING DESIGNED TO HOLD DUR SHIP ON ITS COURSE, THIS BODY woULD BE IN DANGER OF BE IN GRAVE DANGER OF STRUTS, THE TRAFFIC OFF HIS coURSE AND IS WHICH GUIDE RULES MEETS ONCE A WEEK TO JUDGE GROUNDED AND REDKLESS FLYERS wHo COME BEFORE IT AND TO PASS SENTENDE UPON THEM, THE TRAF FIC BOARD ALWAYS WORKS FOR THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE MA JDRITY OF THE STUDENTS BETTER DDDPERATIDN, scHooL SPIRIT, AND INITIATIVE HAVE BEEN DISPLAYED THIS YEAR THAN IN FORMER FLIGHTS, MISS SWINGLE SUPERYISES THE BOARD's MEET INGS AND GIVES ADVICE WHEN NECESSARY, DURING THE PAST YEAR OLIVER HENRIDKSDN, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT BODY, SERVED AS PRESIDENT OF THE TRAFFIC BOARD FIRST Row: SECOND Row BON, THIRD PERRY, T. TANAMACHIQ ,ffwlb J RENFRO, J MARCOM, S DAVIS, P APPLESUR M WARDLOW, E WARREN, L LETSDN, B KESTER Row: B RYAN, J DEGUELLE, 0 HENRICKSON, W l AB AIRPLANES SwooP DOWN T0 A LANDING AND SLOWLY COME TO REST, MUCH DEPENDS UPON THE BRAKES IN INSURING SAFETY TO THE SHIP AND ITS PABSENGERS, MucH ALSo DEPENDS UPON THE BRAKES OF HUNTINGTON HIGH, THE SERVICE COMMITTEE, T0 CHECK AND CONTROL THE coNDucT or PuPILB IN GLASSES AND ON THE CAMPUS THE coMMITTEE MEMBERS CONSIDER IT THEIR RE sPoNSIBILITv T0 CREATE AND MAINTAIN A COOPERATIVE ATTI TUDE WITHIN THE SCHOOL FDR THIS REASON THE COMMITTEE, LIKE THE BRAKES ON A PLANE, MUST BE STRONG AND DURABLE ENOUGH TO WITHSTAND FORCE AND GRINDING CRlTlCISM, THE PURPOSE or THE COMMITTEE IS TO RENDER SERVICE WHERE IT I8 NEEDED ABOUT THE cAMPuS AND IN THE HALLS AND TO LEAD THE STUDENTS IN A COOPERATIVE ATMOSPHERE, So THAT SCHOOL MAY BE AN INTERESTING AND ATTRACTIVE PLACE AND THE LIFE HERE A BETTER AND HAPPIER ONE, THIS HAS BEEN THE SERIOUS AIM or THE TWO WELL'SELECTEO COMMITTEES or THE YEAR WITH WALLACE PERRY, PRESIDENT FIRST SEMESTER, GEORGE AARRIS, SECOND SEMESTER, AND MISS SWINGLE, ADVISER, THE COMMITTEE MET PAITHPuLLv EVERY OTHER WEEK TO DISCUSS THE WEAK AND GooD POINTS IN STUDENT BODY CONDUCT AND TO DEVISE wAvB or IMPRovING ATTITUDES, THEY SET A GOOD EXAMPLE FOR DTHERS, ESPECIALLY OUTSTANDING WERE BARBARA KOPPL, WILL- I8 FOGLER, GEORGE HARRIS, AND NADINE SHEAR. FIRST Row: L. OWENS, P. PARNELL, M, KITAJIMA, M. GIFFORD, B. HARPER, B. CHAMNESS, H. KITAJIMA, D. ADAMS, B. Wooos, SECOND Row: D HAwES, D LORENZEN, B KESTERSON J REN- rRo R, KNAUS8, D. MAPLES, B KOPPL, H, MANSON 5 pRl0R, N. QHEAR, THIRD Row: J. DECDELLE, H, WELLS, J. DRUXMAN, P. SMITH R, HEIL, W, FOGLER, D. COPELAND, S, HOEPTNER, W, PERRY. e0URTH Row: E. FIERRD, F. KIRKPATRICK, R. MUSOLF, A. STEVENS, G. HARRIS. J. NICHOLS, M. MCCALLEN, D. CAMP- BELL, R. HOYT, J. STANGELAND, .2 M0614 A?'i 3,5' Qfiff I 4 V . ,'1 fi W 1 l'l' ., , ,J . - ! i f A I A , i I - Q ' - T I . .T 1 I , I 9 ,f -. - - - - I- . - I I A54 'ffff -.,, rg ,, ff- .V v- .QULIQ ,,f...,.,-- ' ' ifxi-1' l P I A H ..fi..'fZfi , fgfoig Zh F-1154775 E fiF1Zz'?1-5' f'7Z?f1V5 555 15' C? 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OLIVER HENRICKSON STUDENT Boov V P Aovn soRv BOARD h CAULDRON STAFF SPANISH CLUB 2 TENNIS I,2, ,u Y I 2, LoIs HARBER 'PRIDE AND PREJUDICE' GEORGE HARRIS 'PRIDE AND PREJUBICE SERVICE COMMITTEE VARSITY CLUB 5,h Comm CLUB 2,3.i TENNIS l,2,3, BASKETBALL ORCHESTRA I 2 SECY CONBTANCE HOILAND SERVICE COMQITTEE SPANABH CLUB 2 3 UBHER CLIFFORD HoUsER FOOTBALL 2 3 u SPORTS MGR BASEBALL , TRASK 5 LEoTA HEMPHILL A 'U 9 Comm CLUB OPERAZII SCOTT R HOEPTNER SERVICE COMMITTEE 33 'PRIDE AND PREJUDICE CA LDRON STAFF k A APPELLA 3 I TRACK 2 l COMMERCIAL CLUB 2,3 HI LIGHTS STAFF GLEE CLUB 2 OPERA RALPH HARRIS ORCHESTRA R BAND 3 H TRACK 3 CHARLOTTE HEITZ VICE PRES CLABB I HI LIQRTB STAFF 5 AULoRoN STAFF h .920 G A A BOARD DRILL TEAM H -Y TAMAKO HIRAMI COMMERCIAL CLUB 3,3 LATIN CLUB 2 , MARIBELLE JONES DRILL TEAM NIFoRu BoA oMM ULUB aHER 5 MAv HUFF A I, ,5,u Bo LATIN CLUB 2 5,h CAULDRON STAFF k UNIFORM BOARD DRILL TEAM 5 USHER 5,h BARBARA LEE KOPPL SERvIcE CoMM 5 R CONTEST PLAY 5.h LATIN CLUB 2,5,l BETTY JEAN KERR TRANSFERRED FROM CHINO, CALIF CoMMERcIAL CLUB I SPANISH CLUB 5 h GLEE CLUB I USHER ROBERT JOHNSON FOOTBALL I 2 5, Co CAPT A CAPPELLA CHOIR l CLASS PR SIDENT 5 2 SPANISH Bus 2 3 R 2 5 H Bovs' UARTET H BILLVE KEBTERSON LATIN CLUB 2 3 V PREs S RIDE AED PREJUDlgE ERVICE OMMITTEE k SEC' TRAFFIC BOARD II UNIFORM BOARD 1 OPERA l,2 CLAes PLAY 5 I CLASS SEcv TRI Y SECV BETTE HUGUENIN ROBERT LAMBERT RIDE Ano PREJuoIcE 'LADIES OF THE JURY CAULDRON STAFF I COMMERCIAL CLUB 2,5,l WATER PoLo I 5 I HI LlGHTS STAFF 5 SWIMMING 3 R NIFORM BOARD 5 'las I DRILL TEAM MIDORI KITAJIMA ENTRE Nous 5 HATSUMI KITAJIMA A I 2,5 BOARD h SERVICE OMMITTEE h DISCUSSION CLue I SERVICE COMM TEE l CAULDRON STAFF I SPANIsN CLUB 2 l CoMM, CLUB 2,5,u HI-Ll0HT8 STAFF 2 CQMM. CONTEST 2 CAULDRON STAFF G.A,A. l,2,5,l CoMM. CLUB 3,l L I' 4 5-aw.,-LEE, -. J- - - - . 1 . 1 L, 4'v,,,. L41 WILLIAM MCDONALD TRANSFERRED TO GARDEN GROVE, CALIF DOROTHY JEAN MCCLURE LAoIEs OF THE JURY HI LIGHTS STAFF DANCE COMMITTEE I A '12s 0 Comm CLUB u ENTRE Nous 5 JACQUELINE LAMERE TRANSFERRED FRom BAv CIT , MICHIGAN SENIOR ANcE Comm COMMERCIAL CLua H HELEN MCGUIRE TRANSFERRED FROM LONG BEACH. CALIF, UNIFO M BOARD l A 2, MARTHA LYNCH TRANBFERRED FRom GRACE LovE LATIN CLUB 2,5, DRILL TEAM 5 Comm CLUB GAA PEARL McGuIRE TRANSFERRED FROM LONG BEACH, CALIF VoLLEveALL MGR l A l,2 GERALDINE LoeAN LATIN CLUB 2 5 SECY,l HI LIGHTS STAFF 5 CAULDRON STAFF U CONBT, ORATION U DRILL TEAM 3,l UBHER 5 LAooIE LETBON LATIN CLua 2,5,n CAULDRON STAFF h HI-LIoHTs Eo 3 ORCHESTRA 2,5,h CLASS PLAve 5 h TRAFFIC BoARo h NEWPORT HAReoR, CALIF. MAEEL LYNCH W1 TRANSFERRED FROM NEWPORT HARBOR, CALIF f wx in 5 A7 , , , I x i 00 n ' 'Q , V,V.k K ,, 3 hf'l4x GQAQ e 3 R I f G.A. . .5.I' , A I' 1 I 1 .-I E , - , AAR - Gu Al Al H , 5 I I 'Q , ,I ., 5 P' GQAQ o ,Oh 1 S v - -R 2 1 I Q . tl I I 4 Q Ig UI , ROBERT MANLEY 'LADIES OF THE JURY' SPANISH CLUB I,2 LATIN CLUB 2 SWIMMING , A E B ON I JEAN C MAPLE8 Tiff-no BQASSLIR NCE COMMITTEE 2,h ELASS ELA' 5 LATIN CLUB 2, h TLASS Ecv JEBBIE MAIN COMMERCIAL CLUB 3 G A A I 2, , BARBARA MATTHEWS TRANSFERRED FROM Lone BEACH, CALIF LIBRARY CLUB SECY SPANISH CLUB I COMM CLUB I LINDA McDAN.EL Los NGELEB, CALIF TYPING CoNTEsT 2 CHEMIBTRY CLUB I ATIN CLUB 2,3,l I 2. Ik COMM CLUB 2 DRILL TEAM 3 SHIRLEV E. MAYES JUANITA MARcoM .- ' I--4194,-,jf7.i ' .. 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X ' 3 1 A , W Nff A , f ' ' 2 QI ' A I Nj ji A I 3 I f 3 ' EUAUAU ' 3 Y yi - V '5,?,,'.:f' 'Q Nor SHIRLEY K MORSE GIRLS' LEAGUE CAB I,2,3 PRIDE AND PREJUDICQ SPANISH CLUB 3 U DRILL TEAM h ENTR5 Nous 3 EDDIE MORRIS CAULDRDN STAFF h VARsITv CLUB TRACK I,2, STAGECRAFT h H Y , eh ANNE MOORE TRANBFERRED FROM SANTA BARBARA CALIF PRD AND CDN LUB I,2 GLEE CLUB h CLAYTON MURDY HI LIGHTS STAFF ED 5 CAULoRoN STAFF I VARsITv CLUB 3,h FOOTBALL I,2,3 u BASSBALL I 3 h MASAKO MIYODA TRANSFERRED TO SANTA ANA, CALIF CBMMA CL B 3 FLORENCE MURRAV TIN CLUB 2,3 R EOY AULDRON EDITOR H CLASS PLAVB 3 NG LEADER 3 ERA I,2,3,l R Y ag' ROSE M MOIOLA A I,2,h SPORTS MANAGER 2 DISCUSSION CLUB h UNIFORM BOARD 3 HENRY PAUL MILLER TRANSFERRED FROM LvNNwooD, CALIF BAND a Co BAND 2,3,h ORCHESTRA I 2, ,l LATIN CLUB 2,3 BAND PREB Lois Mocx RICHARD MILLER BASKETBALL 2 HOBBY CLUB U MARION NEIL L CABINET 2 3 PRES 'LADIES OF THE URY' G A A 2 5 BOARD I ADVISORY BOARD h CAULORON STAFF H T Y 5,h D J NELSON FOOTBALL l,2,3 h CAPT 3 VARSITY CLUB ,h PRES BASKETBALL A RACK l,2, I Y VICE RES BASEBALL l,2,5 TRAFFIC BOARD 3 IRENE NORRELL TRANSFERRED FROM ESTHERVILLE, 'CWA HI LIGHTS STAFF CAULORON STAFF U CLASS PLAYS 5 COMM CLUB 3 M WILLIAM NIEBLA 'LADIES OF THE JUR SPANISH CLUB I,2,5 COMM CLUB B LATIN CLUB 2 EVA OVERTON TRANSFERREO FROM LONG BEACH, CALIF WLADIEB OF THE Jun LATIN CLUB l,2,3 M ENTRE Nous 3 G.A.A. 2,3 DONALD NuTT SPANISH CLuS 2 VARSITY CLUB h SWIMMING l,2 WATER POLO FOOTBALL 3 TRACK 3,u FRANCES L PATE LIBRARY CLUS 3 HI LISHTS STAFF 5 CAULDRON STAFF h COMM CLUB 2 3 h DRILL TEAM h JOHN M NICHOLS SERVICE COMMITTEE BASKETBALL I 2,5 CAULORON STAFF u TRACK I,2,5,H FOOTBALL I M LORINE OWENS TW RES M ,U 'Tv X 0- SERVICE COMMITTEE h UNIFORM BOARD h ATIN CLuS n l ROY ORMSSY FOOTBALL I,2,5 CAPT h VARSITY CLUB 3,h BASKETBALL ,B CLASS REP I TRACK 2 3 h YN y , Tw cal: 3 5 MARIE PLUMLEE A SPANISH CLUB 2 5 I, , ' CAuLoRoN STAFF,l JANE E, RENFRO I , LIeRARv CI.Ua II gi T SCIENCE CLUB I TRI-Y 5,h vncs-Pnes if DANCE COMM. U HI-LIGHTs STAFF I ' I A DRILL TEAM 3 TRAFFIC BOARD 3,l A fu CAULDRON STAFF h I RANDALL PLANCHON BAsn BASK ' 295' Foo L ' Urzal v CLUB l YGR. l BETTY PRIOR TRANSFERRED FROM LoNc BEACH, CALIF WPRIDE AND PREUUDIC RUSSEL PAXSON FOOTBALL I, LATIN CLUB H ARCHERY LUCILLE RALSTON LATIN CLUB 2,5,h ORCHESTRA 2 5 0 UNIFORM BOARD 3 DRILL TEAM h BALL C0-CAPT. B Ruav PoTTs COMMERCIAL CLUB J DRILL TEAM 3,l G,A,A, I ROBERT PIsToLE E SERVICE COMMITTEE h 'PRIDE AND PREUuoIcE ORATIoN CONTEST h GOLF 2 5 CAPT l A C S AULDRON TAFE VARSITY CLUB h CAMERA CLUB h BASEBALL LENA PHILLIPS GLEE CLUB 2 3 I ROBERT RAFFERTY BASKETBALL l,2,3g DANCE COMMITTEE k V RBITY CLUB 3 l FO0z8ALL 3,l H C X. I3 9 I G.A. . 3.l k I I.. 5 I A I I R - o v A 'J I Ovf fb L .3 . ' Q,A, . I ' , ',J A , f' M:v TRACK I,z,3.b 1-1. ' HI' . . II t :aff T?. gsm . JAMES RENFRO A CAPPELLA I, 3 PRES h ADIES OF THE JURYH OPERA I,2,3 I ART TTE LEE LUB 2, Y NAOINE SHEAR SERVICE CoMMI1TEE SECY I DANCE COMMITTEE 3 CoMM CLUB , PI-IYLLI s RILEY DISCUSSION CLUB h HI LIGHTS STAFF DANCE COMMITTEE h A I 2, COMM CLUB H DRILL TEAM h BILL RYAN ECONOMICS CLUB u TRAFFIC BOARD I BASEBALL I 3 FOOTBALL 3 I BASKET ALL 2 DONALD RvERsoN TRANRFERRED FRoM Yosn I YUKI SADAKANE MONTEBE'-L0 CM- ' ' SPANISH CLUB I BAEKETEALL I TRACK 3,k PATRICIA SMITH 'PRIDE AND PREuuoIcE ORCHEBTRA I,2,3,l HI-LIoHrs STAFF 3 SRANIsH CLUB 2 3 ONTEBT PLAY I 'f o DELFINA Annes RuvALcAvA SPANISH CLUB 3,l Conn. CLUB 3,l GLEE CLUB I GQAQAQ l OPERA I SWIMMING CHARLEs SMITH GORDON L 'PRID A PREJUDICE 'LA E8 OF THE JURY Convsox PLAY 3,h VA pnvv CLUB I 2 F S Rte MANAGER h 1:3 RE Nous 3 f I go xv' 'Q ALLAN STEVENS SERVICE COMMIT BASKETBALL I, DANCE COMMITTE TRACK I 2 3 N FOOTBALL 3,h BASEBALL JAMES STANGELAND SENIOR CLASS P JUNIOR CLASS V 'LADIES OF THE FOOTBALL 2 3 h TRACK 2,5 h POLLY WARDLOW STUDENT Boov S GIRLS' LEAGUE SONG LEADER 5 Comm CLUB h OPERA 2 SExTETTE M SHO TASATA SPANISH CLUB WINFRED TINSLEV TRACK I 2,h MG SPANISH CLUB 2 FOOTBALL I TEE U 3 NAOMI UPHAM E U RES H JURYN ECY SERVICE CO MITTEE HI LIGHTS STAFF Comm CLUB 2,3, TRI Y 3, BoARo UNIFXRM BgARD 5 I TDM TANAMACHI SERVICE COMMITTEE HI-LIGHTS STAFF 5 TRAFFIC BOARD FOOTBALL 2,3,h ENNIB 2 TRADK I 2 CAS DORIS TUNSTALL U R LATIN CLUB 2,3,k SPANISH CLUS B SCIENCE CLUB h 0RILk TEAM 3.l JOE WASHBURN STAGEcRAFT 3,h ORCHESTRA I TRACK 2 h GOLF 2 MAXINE TENNANT DANCE COMMITTEE 2 LATIN CLUS z,3,l HELEN WELLS SERVICE COMMITTEE h S A C h TED K- YACHIK LTBSASC C33 I PUBLIC AooREsa SYSTEM I,2,lI OPERA 5 MOVING PICTURES I 2,5,h STAGE LIGHTS l,2,5 CAMERA CLua SPANISH CLUB 5 h CAuLoRoN STAFF B WESLEY WOODRUFF STAGECRAFT 3, MITSUEKO YAMAGUCHI HI LIeNTa STAFF 3 CAULDRON STAFF I an C e 2 5 I FANI LU LATIN CLUB 2 HELEN WOODARD TRANEFERRED FROM GARDEN GROVE, CALIF CHEMISTRY CLue COURTESY CLUB I LATIN CLUB 5 H ART CLUB I CHARLEe E WILLIAMS GLEE CLUB I GAA I, I ROBERT ROBINSON HI LIGHTE STAFF TENNIs 2,h CART ENTRE Nous PRES E 5 5 COMM CLUB PRES l ADVISORY BoARo l CLARA MCCORKELL TRANSFERREO FROM RIVERSIDE, CALIF ORCHESTRA I,2,5,h Aovnsonv BoARo 5 G A A 2 DRILL TEAM'h GORDON WILLs TRANSFERRED FRom EARL TRETTIN KANSAS CITY, KANS BASKETBALL l,2,5 CART U CAULDRON STAFF H BASEBALL l,2 CART 5,l VARsITv CLUB 3 SECY h HI Y ,H HI LIGHTS STAFF 5 2,5,h I U S :fn . . . 2,5 l ' D. 5 ' one 3 .. 3 ' ' UPPER PICTURE FIRST Row M BRowN, B BELL, D BURCH, B BRIsco, D BARRETT, G ANDERSON, B BEEM, J DARST, Y AOKlg J DAv SECOND Row J BURKHART, J CLARK, L CLIN , M BROWN, B BIscAILuz, M DIETZ, M L CDDRREGES, S DAvIs, L OURREGES, M QORNS THIRD Row A BERRY J CADY, A BARNES, R BERMUDEZ, R ADAMS, S COWDERY, B B DC zaDLc o ON, OPELAND, ON , DNRAD FOURTH Row D Av, B J BRISTOL, R BDRGESDN, 0 BRUCE, L CLWLIND, A HAUPTMAN, B CHANDLER, D CLAus, I DAVIS, H DEEVERS LowER PICTURE FIRST Row SEcoNo Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row L GDDA B HEIL, L GRAHAM, F ELLIOTT, M GIFEDRD, C GRAJEDA, B EATON, HDRD, H Fox W HASTY, E HOWARD D HAGER J MAYBERRY, EDWARDS, E M HYLTON, B HERLOW, M J JOHN SON A AORTON, V GREENWOOD, W JDHNS, R MANBON W RANKLIN G FDSTER, L GRASER, J DRuxMAN, R MooRE, J STEVERSON, V GRDvEs, D HARDING B JANE8 J GAss B KRATz, B HEIL, G TAFFORD, HOLTON, J GRAY, D HALL, V Hous ER R Hovf R HARLOW D FINCH B ,wORTHY, J R DLER KIRKRATRIDK, V ELLIOTT T HAZELTON, E HAs LER, R NICHOLS, B AANLINE, C HEMeTREE1, G pOSTER I A 14 . , -4 3 I Y M ':' -,'v-t,-- Ry A L 4 f : . 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' ' . . . - UPPER PICTURE FIRST Row M KAWAHARA, P PRIcE, P NEwToN V MooRE, M MAESHINM, I KATo, PATTON, P LIEDHTI, E OvERToN, LAWTON, L LEwIs SEcoND Row T MUNEMITSU, A MONTGOMERY, B McCLARv, J LAWTON, E PIERPOINT, PENHALL, T MCHENRY, L MAULDIN, B MOULTON, D MoREHousE, W PULLEN THIRD Row K MARUYAMA W PIERSDN, D PECKHAM K MATSUMOTC, M MCHENRY, L PARKER, O AxsoN T KRDH, R PALLADIND, H MIKAWA FOURTH Row R KNAUS8 W PERRY, R KITTO, D MURDY J KETTLER, R NICHOLS, B KNISLEY, KIRKPATRICK, R MUSOLF, L ATTERSON G NOAH LOWER PICTURE FIRST Row C WHITTINDTQN, P WEBSTER, E WHITE, D ToMs M THOMPSON L SH N PAUDH, J SHAw, M WILLIAMS, A Wooos, L QOGERS, I WILTON, SADAKANE SECOND Row M TAMURA, V SIEVERT, C WAUGH, L Wooos, R SMITH, H WOLF, L THoM AS, M RICHARDS M SMITH THIRD Row C HENSLEY, B +UCKER, O MAPLES, D MCGLOTHLIN M RENPRD, J Wooos, R Ross, J REID, C ScoTT, R FELION, E WARREN, WENTWORTH, D Some FOUR H Row E SNEvE, G WEIDE, B WHITE, SIeLEv, I WILLIAMS, R Ross, L WHITE, B REDLINE, G TYLER, R RArPERTv, G STAFFORD, I THORNTON, B ROHRIQ . ,A i I i if Y ' 1 - 5 , W I I , I I I I I ' ' U Tit- 1 Q : - 1- ' -hd ,.-- 1 TT ' Tw- , X ff . 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D. o n u u : : I . o 0 0 Q. 0 T 2 Q n g gg 0 0 Q UPPER PICTURE SECOND Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row LowER PICTURE FIRST Row SECOND Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row REGES, R CLANDY, ALVAREZ, DAY J DAVID, L DRENT, R BERMUDEZ, E ALARDDN, E CADY, R AUSTIN, T BEN NETT, P BERRY, M COURREGES, L ALLOWAY J ASE, H BOLEB, E DoNNELLv, L LEYERLY, N BAKER, C BOLEB, P GUN NINGHAM, C CROW, P COLVIN, P BRUSH J BRUSH, K CLAUS, V POPNOE, A COLEMAN, G BIEDEBACH, S BRALEY, J AKIYAMA, J BURDICK, R BRowN, L BRAYBROOKB L DAHLGREN M BUHRLAGE L APPLEBURV, L COOPER, V ORDAS, L MITCHEL B CDRLIN, W BURGE, V 6RDA8, R LOMPE S GREENWOOD, D FOLEY, P SCHUTH, C RIMEL, E HUNNlCUTTg E DIAZ, L HOWELL, V HASKILL, K HOKEDA P Fox, L JAUMAN, H HIBLER, T FULLMER, D GONZALE8, Y HovT, B HERNANDEZ, K EVANS V EBERT, C ELLIOTT, E HERNANDEz, J HAWKIAS, M FDQLER, F JENsEN, F ORMB5Vg M WAROLOW, C DRAHEIM R GRAJEDA, T FULTON B DoUGLAs, J KING, R DDLEN, M HARPER, H IND ERsoLL N SMITH L gEREBEE hEA:f3L'f'gNIEEocf'0B0I R Docxmg, D GOETBCH, D HOFFMAN, B HENRv, P 9 I ELET Ivy :!'4E! 1 -sr-AV ,L. .L 7 I FIRST Row: A. ARTHUR, F. DALEE K BEDK, TEMUKAI, R. CDPELAND, J.CoNRAD, C. COUR- : QC . o . D .D O D 0 a 2 a . u . 0 . U . 0 u L' !!1 qftiliv' X PnEn PICTURE Inav Row M UNA, M KAWAHARA M MCPHERSON, J MOULTCN, L MUSOLF, V JOHNSON KA, M NIEBLAB, NEISHI EcoNo Row MEYER, L KELLEY, A C MARION, C NETH, H MCDERMON, M LEUE, B LINDSEY, M MURRAY, B MCKENZIE M NEWTON HIRD Row S MARUGEMAg J MGMILLIAN, E Mc NTOSH, M MORGAN, R McCnEEnv, A KRAT E KOPPL, T MUKAI, F FETHER, MUNEMITSU OURTH Row R MoonE, J MCCORMICK, B HELM, J MIxEn, CLEMEN, E SHEAR, J Oven MEYER, D KIRKPATRICK, T ODA IFTH Row D MITCHELL, B PRICHARD, J MCGAUGH, W WARNER, H ROSE, R WN-l-EV L WELLS, W WILSON owEn PICTURE FIRST Row SECOND Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row. Y YASUDA A TORNAVACCA, Y TASHIMA, L STANSBURY, S YOKOOJlg YOKOOJI, Wooos, R WEIDE, T YAMANOTO, C VIoAL O OLDFIELD, B SCHUETZ, A SMITH, V SHINPAUGH O POYORENA, K WASH BURN, L Roazns, J WILLINGHAM, H PECKHAM, E INsLEv P VARELA, M WATSON, G TUNSTALL V WEDEL, B WHEAT, A SNELL, TAYLOR, L SCHUETZ, M SHADE, G QEQUIDO B PALco, M SWIFT, D WALKER, J TUCKER, E RENFRO, M Yosv, A PARR T WARD, J WHITFWELD R. WHITE, C HARBISON, S ROBINSON, N, WORTHY, J. RANNEV, E. SHEA, M UNDERWOOD, T YAMAMOTO, J. STINsoN, M. SCHENFIELD, F n I ' P If? A ' ' !1 , .J!!E I I I 4 in I n' N z HZ 5 .' H. ' . ' ' ' ' v I F. v n n Q . I 0 0 : 0 ' I . o . 0 . 0 0 Z! I I I ' . ' . C. . . - 2 , O . ' . . u . o D I Q To o . f. A . . ' Q D o o . 0 U 'u . o if n . o ' : . .... . L. FIRST Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row C TI TJ F1 D 'U O -1 C 27 Fl 'VIZ IC. JDO RUZ9 E COREV, M DESRAIN, K BECK, M CooK, J BEAVER, H DONLEY, omes, B CRuz, B DRAHEIM DOYLE, M BELTRAN, B CHAMNESS, T EMERY CERDA, J COCKRELL F ESSERT, P BUSHARD, G EVANS, G CARMICHAEL, FELION, A BLAND, ARITA, A DRENT CHRISTIAN, J FETHER, M BucK, C ANGEL, E BLANTDN, N BASIL LINE, V BELL E CARROLL, S BELTRAN M CROUCH, B AKER, S DAVIES, C FLoREs, B CPOFFORD, H CALHouN, FORRESTER, L FIERRo, ERRINGTDN, H CLARK, E CRAIG LowER PICTURE FIRST Row SECOND Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row KITAJIMA, C HUGHES, V GOTHARD M B HDSSARD, K KANEKO, F KATO, H INMAN, M SHIMER, J HICKS, B ooos KAWAGUCHI, C HUSTON D GoNzALES, G GRAJEDA, B HARPER, D HAYLEY, HERLOW, F KRUH R GARDNER, H HEASTDN, A KANEKO HARRIS, D GRovES, C HAvERTv, D HAwES GREEN, L JENKINS, B FOSTER, C RUVALCAVA, G lTo, 5 GILL, F ODA A GRAJEDA, I GAILBREATH, M ILL, J GILMDRE, R GEARV, C HILL, M HOWARD, D KERR, B KENNEDY, D HDFFMAN, P HARPER L HAHN, C HUHN, L DERIGD, E TRETTIN, S GRATE, P EKBERG, J Hur TILE, J EKBERG, W KNOWLTON, R CHURCHILL, O JOHNSON C ' A If I A R --'A . 'w'R.x .----i----E,-,-------'----- - - V ' Y Y vi J 213 SECOND Row: I FLORES, J. BOYINGQON, H, BARNES, L. ADAMSDN, W, FDSLER, B, DuNLAP, I z : . +. . ' . ' ' : 60 O 0 I O O , M. : . . . B ' ' . ' . . J. O Bo O O l : T. . . . . . . I I I I W O : 3' O 0 I U , O : L: I ' ' . ' . f. ' . . O O D O G U xewwfwk UPPER PICTURE FIRST Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row LowER PICTURE FIRST Row SECOND Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row H MooRE, G NARIToKu, R MCNEIL, R MENDOZA, P PARNELL, N PEEBLES, M O E M C B M A L NEWKIRK, L P STOL , B McHENRv, J PERKINB D LORENZEN, Mc AUQH, J MCDONALD, F MCCREERV, J MARTIN, R MIL LER M MURDY, L MooRE, J LAKE, B LETSON H KA, D MAPLEB, R PETTINQILL, P OUDERKIRK, L PIERPOINT, M Mc CANoLEss, C PuLLEN, L MONTGOMERY, C LAWSON, P KNoELL R C PERKINS, L LERNo, MONTGOMERY, A LERNo, A Mc ANDLESS, W NICHOLSON, D PHILLIPS, MORRIS, A LOCKNER, M PHILLIPS J SCHUTH, S SADAKANE, J WHEATLAND, F WARNER, J WHITTAKER, M SNv DER D TAYLOR, M STONE, V SIEVERT, A TANAMACHI R ERRY, E PRESTON B STACY, E SCHUTH, E RILEv, M SHINN, Y AM Amofo, J WILLS, H gNYDER, G WAoA J Ross, M TAMURA, R VINE, J WEIUE, J WHITFIELD, G RAY, W PORTER, T STEEN, A WHITE, L Ross V SHEPARD A TAYLOR, J RENFROg E STRICKLIN, S RAMPTON, F SMITH, C YOUNG, H STAFFORD, D SPAFFoRD R ROBERGE, M SAMUELS, H SIGNOR, A SMITH, B WISE, R Rosa, O STRICKLIN, E SLATE, B WHITE, N YOUNG V ' . N Qi I A O : O O O O 0 0 . VERTON , c REERY, . ELCHER, . UNA, SECOND Row: A, MooRE, J, LIECHTI, R. LEvERLv, M, KAUSEN, G. LvNcH, B. NICHOLS, L. O Q I : I go E I O O 0 1 6 O O O O O 2 o 0 a o u o ' 0 0 o I E0 : O Sl 0 I O O O D O f 2 : 0 0 0 0 u o +I I 0 I O : 0 U Q u u 0 cY ' U I I 0 O O O 0 O O O O O 0 0 D : I O O I I D 0 0 0 : 0 0 9 I o Q Q I I O I --u!'fWff ' fo T597 v' fy-rxkv' ! 7- U' 14 , r ' 9 45 y .ws- yi' ay, , 'ft ' V Qi? Q 1 , 's?g?s.1'L'tg'.'ihgjgwggf . Un W V . i if , .. R V PEI., if f ' 1 ' s sive' Q1 ' -5 - 'C ' ' ' 'fif - fffgz -1 Emi ' V , , Sw , 5, 1 . I ' ' -My .J , 1 ' ff fi N ' A 1 A - . . gg V I . ZF A - iff? 'gg ,Q f. , 4' -'f 't , , . . f ' ,. 5. A X 1. , , h ,JY ' Y .:t kfezffijlf' A ' ' 'V as ' Q, - L 'fri 6, K ' ' ' ap--4 f .,-,ig ' . gf Q .A V 9041 N- 7 ll f hiauf 'HFFQE LAL J -- mai ,.. fmi r 3 5 If gp IN THE AVIATION INDUSTRY EVERYONE IN THE GROUND CREW MUST BE ACCURATE, EFFICIENT, AND FAITHFUL, I H B U H S THE OARETAKERS HAvE JUST AS HIGH IDEALS FOR THE UPKEEP OF THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS AND THE CARE OF PUPILS, THESE EMPLOYEES HAvE A GENUINE INTEREST IN THE SCHOOL PLANT AND IN EVERY TEACHER AND PUPIL HERE, THEY DESIRE NOT ONLY THEIR OwN WORK BUT EvERY PHASE OF THE SOHOOL WORK T0 RUN ON A COOPERATIVE BASIS, MR, ROSS IS HEAD CUSTODIAN AND ENGINEER, HAYDEN GARDNER IS IN CHARGE OF BUSE8, WITH MR. GRIFFIN AS HIS ASSISTANT REPAIR MAN,THE OTHER SUS DRIVERS ARE BENSON BREEDING, DAVIS, GRIFFIN HUFF,TROOP AND WAL TON, MR. RETHEWEY AND MR, RIMEL ARE CARETAKERS IN THE MAIN BUILDING, MR. RUSSELL AND MR, TROOP IN THE GYMNASUIM AND SHOPS, WHILE MR BENSON CARES FOR THE LAUNDRY AND THE SHOPS, MR, WALTON IS HEAD GARDENER,wITH MR HUFF IN CHARGE OF GROUNDS, AND MR, TROOP, MR, BREEDING, AND MR, MCMANU8 ASSISTING HIM PAUL PORTER HAS CHARGE OF THE TOOLS IN THE SHOP BOYD DAvIS IS CARPENTER, IN THE OAFETERIA, MANAGED BY MISS STARR, MRS, SYLVESTER MAKES THE eALADS,MRS, MAHER THE HOT DISHES, AND MRS PHILLIPS THE DESERTS, CONSIDER ING THE SPEED AT WHICH PUPILS REAOH THE CAFETERIA AT LUNCH TIME, WE JUDGE THIS WORK IS APPREOIATED MOST, FIRST Row: M.L. RUSSELL, 0.0. TROOPI MRS. PHILLIPS. MRS. WILLIAMS, MRS WARREN, MRS MAHER, W.GRlFFIN, M. TRETHEWEY. SECOND Row: E. BENSON, J. E. MCMANUS, C B WALTON, H. GARDNER, R, M. ROSS, P, PORTER, B. DAVIS, E. A. RIMELO R. C, HUFF, R, BREEDING, I Qzoancf Cfzev QQQZTZ? We CQZQAKOIZ f5'3fcyQ4 'au .WEBER NO WELL MANAGED AIRLINE IS SUCCESSFUL wITHOUT ITS BUSINESS ADMINIQTRATORS, WHO TAKE CARE OF THE EXECUTIVE, SECRETARIAL, AND CLERICAL DEPARTMENTS ON A SMALLER SCALE BUT USING THE SAME PRINCIPLES,THE COMMERCIAL CLUB EMPLOYS THESE SAME PRACTICES TO OUR SCHOOL LIFE THE COMMERCIAL CLUB HAS BEEN ORGANIzED TO ACQUAINT THE STUDENTS WITH THE SOCIAL AND BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS NEEDED IN ALL INDUS TRIAL LIFE. THIS YEAR THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CLUB STARTED OFF wITH A BANQUET,WHERE TWENTY FOUR NEw MEMBERS WERE IN ITIATED BY THE PROGRAM CHAIRMAN, ART BERMUDEZ, THROUGH OUT THE YEAR SEVERAL BUSINESS MEETINGS WERE HELD, ONE AT WHICH MR. ALDRIDGE FROM LOS ANGELES DEMONSTRATED A NEW TYPE MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE SEVERAL TRIPS wERE TAKEN T0 LOS ANGELES TO VISIT LARGE BUSINESS HOUSES SUCH AS PACIFIC MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,UNlON PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., THE TIMES BUILDING, THE BANK OF AMERICA,AND THE DOWNTOWN DEPARTMENT STORES UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MISS COOPER AND MR, MEAIRS THREE SOCIAL EVENTS wERE HELD A POT LUCK DINNER AT MR. MEAIRS' HOME, A SKATING PARTY AT LONG BEACH, AND A BEACH PARTY UNDERNEATH THE HUNTINGTON PAVILION THE OF FICERB FOR THE YEAR WERE TOMMY ROBINSON, PRESIDENT, EILEEN BORGESON, VICE PRESIDENT, BETTE HUGUENIN, SECOND VICE PRESIDENT, HELEN ADAMSON, SECRETARY AND TREASURER, FIRST Row: N SHEAR, R CHAMBERS, M JONES, V.LAWTON M KITAJIMA, D ADAMS, J DAY, D RUVALCAVA, L LEwIS. EC OND Row N UPHAMp Y AOKI, S QADAKANE, M BORNS, H ADAM SON, E OVERTON, J BANNARD, P WARDLOW, H KITAJIMA, THIRD Row B HERLOW, B HUGUENIN, M THOMPSON, G ELLIS E BORGESON M BROWN, B MATTHEWS, M L COURREGES G O ERSON, OURTH Row M RICHARDS, W FRANKLIN, R PALLA DINO, H CORY, R BERMUDEz Z BOND, NORRELL, A BERRY, R, ROBINSON, FIFTH Row: . GISLER G, COWDERY, A. BERM- UDEZ, C, HEMSTREET, G. HARRIS, L. 6ATTER80N, B. KERR, D, DAY, D, PECKHAM, Baukzeaa IVJm0zaZzaZS:4. Q 347 6 ,es gg, Avy . v -fl gg EVERY IMPORTANT AIRLINE HAS PERSONNEL ADVISERS TO HELP ITS EMPLOYEES WITH PERSONAL AND SOCIAL PROSLEMS, I HIGH SOHOOL ALSO WE HAVE AS OUR ADVISERS THE DISCUSSION CLUB, IN WHICH THE STUDENTS MAY CONSIDER SIMILAR PROBLEMS AND GET IDEAS AND ADVICE FROM OLDER AND MORE EXPERIENCED PEOPLE, THE DISCUSSION CLUB, IN ITS SEOOND YEAR OF EXIST ENOE, IS ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING EXTRA CURRICULAR AOTIvI TIES OF THE SOCIAL PROBLEMS CLA8SES,ATTENOANCE IS LIMITED TO THOSE STUDENTS IN MR. ADAMS' SENIOR CLASSES wHO ARE INTERESTED ENOUGH TO GIVE OUTSIDE TIME TO THE ORGANIZA TION, THE PURPOSE OF THE DISCUSSION CLUS IS TO GIVE STU DENTS A CHANCE FOR MORE LIVELY, DETAILED CONSIDERATION or HOME, SCHOOL, SOCIAL, AND PERSONAL PROSLEMS THESE DIS CUSSIONS ARE BEST SUITED T0 SMALL GROUPS BECAUSE OF THEIR PERSONAL NATURE. SUGGESTIONS POR TOPIOS wERE HANDED IN Sv ANY INTERESTED MEMBER, wERE PLACED ON THE CALENDAR,AND THEN BROUGHT UP AT THE TIME THEY CORRESPONDED WITH THE CLASS WORK THERE WEPE EIGHT MEETINGS HELD THIS YEAR, AN INCREASE OF Two OVER THE NUMBER OF SESSIONS LAST YEAR, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ALIKE ARE FINDING THAT DIQCUSSION GROUPS ARE BECOMING AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THE REGULAR HIGH SCHOOL OURRIOULA, MR. ADAMS, THE SPONSOR, ExPEOTS TO OON TINUE THE WORK OF THE GROUP, AS EACH YEAR INTERESTED STU DENTS ARE DEMANDING A MORE ACTIVE PART IN THIS CLUB,A FEW OF THE MORE ACTIVE MEMBERS WERE MARIAN NEIL, FRANCES COOKERLEV, BOS JOHNSON, WILLIS FOGLER, AND JESSIE BANNARD . 0 Ru D A G J. B N iL2gT EowoWgLS?E5L,APPLEBXgtiAm?,KlTAJ?a!?, EOO5g'ROw. AB ' P W F. MU A E N8 B PRIOR atm? III-Isa., I Ts?:2::.,., I Rszzao., WISE... TH6RD , R, J D GUELLE B KOPPL L. HARDER J. E ESZLLE, G?LGEgR?Sj f0U:TH Row? F. MAGAEIAN, H. GIQLER, R PISTOLE, M. FULLMER, 0, HENRIOKSON, R, ORMSBY, L. ALLEN, R PLANCHON, R. JOHNSON, A. BERMUDEZ. Havana! 2QfwLu44 IN THE AVIATION INDUSTRY THE RESEARCH BUREAU IS READY AT ALL TIMES TO SUPPLY SPEEDY AND ACCURATE INFORMATION TO ExECUTIvES, GROUND CREW, OR PILOTS, IN HUNTINGTON HIGH THE LIBRARY CLUB IS JUST AS wILLINS TO DO RESEARCH FOR THE PUPILS OR TO SERvE THEM wITH ANY MATERIAL POSSIBLE, THOSE TAKING LIBRARY PRACTICE LEARN TO REVIEW BOOKS FOR POSSIBLE INCLUSION ON THE SHELVES, TO USE THE READER'S GUIDE AND THE CATALOGUE,TO sHELvE BOOKS, AND TO SERVE THE PUPILS' NEEDS GENERALLY, NDT ALL THE ACTIVITIES, HOWEVER, ARE MERELV woRx, THERE WAS A CHRISTMAS PARTY AT THE HCME OF THE SECRETARY, BARBARA MATTHEWS, AND ON APRIL 6 A TRIP TO HUNTINGTON LIBRARY, wHERE THE STUDENTS sAw MANY ORIG INAL EDITIONS or BOOKS, THE HAND WRITTEN COPIES or SOME AUTHORS' WORKS, AND ALL THE BEAUTIFUL ART PRODUCTIONS THERE. MISS HUBBART, THE SCHOOL LIBRARIAN, IS A VERY ABLE SUPERVISOR or THIS CRCUP, OFFICERS PDR THE YEAR WERE FRANCES PATE, PRESIDENT MARIE PLUMLEE, VICE PRESIDENT, AND BARBARA MATTHEWS, SECRETARY, TREASURER, D B MAT H e Muse HUBBART ADVISER l5mg:TE?wH 3ELl...gYl3' PLUWEZSEWSECOND Row V 'WEDEI-v G, TUNSTALL, E, WHEAT, V LAWTON, R CHAMBERS. Wzamci Ea4,eaa if Mu Si d hnu 2:2 BEACONS PROVIDE A COURSE FOR AIRPLANES, So THAT THEY TRAVEL IN SAFETY EvEN WHEN THE ATMOSPHERE IS MISTY AND BLACKENED. THUS THE HI Y ACTa AS A BEACON IN LIGHTING AND GUIDING THE PATHwAv TO GOOD CITIZENSHIP IN H B U H S T BE A MEMBER or THIS CLUB ONE MUST SEEK TO CREATE,MAINTAlN AND EXT'-'ND THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY HIGH STAND ARDS OF CHRISTIAN CHARACTER. THIS, THE HI Y MOTTO, IS AN INSPIRATION TO THE MEMBERS TO DEVELOP GOOD PERSONAL HABITS IN ALL OF LIFE AND STRONG LEADERSHIP IN THE SCHOOL HE HI-Y IS AN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION SPONSORED BY THE Y M C A TO DEVELOP CLEAN SPEECH, CLEAN SPORTS, CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP, AND CLEAN LIVING H B U H S IS PROUD T0 BE ABLE TO SUPPORT ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST ACTIVE H Y GROUPS IN ORANGE COUNTY. ANNUALLY DURING CHRISTMAS vACA TION THIS CLUB MANAGES THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT,WHEN THE BOYS ARE HOSTS TO VISITING CONTESTANTS IN THEIR HOMES, THE HI Y ALSO COUNTIES' TRACK MEET MEETINGS DINNER MEETINGS IN THE CAFETERIA NED AND SERVED BY THE BOvS' BEST TER SPECIAL MEETINGS HAVE BEEN NIGHT, FACULTY NIGHT, TRI-Y NIGH MANAGES THE SOUTHERN THIS YEAR HAVE ALL BEEN wITH DELICIO S MEALS PLAN FRlEND,MRS, MAI SvLvEs MOTHERS' NIGHT, FATHERS' T, CARETAKERS' NIGHT, AND Row: FOOTBALL NIGHT, MR, MINER, THE ADVISER, HAS BEEN COMPET- ENT AND HELPFUL TO THE GROUP AS A WHOLE AND T0 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS, OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE PRESIDENT, ROBERT JOHNSONQVICE PRESIDENT, D. J NELSON: SEcRETARv,BOB KNIS- LEY: AND TREASURER, EDDIE MORRIS, FIES1 Row: C, WHITTINGTON B TUCKER S, HOEPTNER, L. AL- LEN, W, PERRY, C,HOUsER, B. WARREN, B.JOHNsON, J. DECKER, 0 J, NELSON. SECOND Row: D. COPELAND, H. DAv, B. HOYT, cj MURDY, R, RAFFERTY, J,RENrRO, G,NoAH, R.MU8OLF, THIRD R, RAPEERTY, J. KETTLER, R. PLANCHON, J. DEGUELLE, A B R ERMUDEZ, B, CHANDLER, B. KNISLEY, E. TRETTIN, FOURTH Owg J, STANGELAND, R. ORMSBV, J. NICHOLS, B. HANLINE, O, HENRICKSON, D, CAMPBELL, M. FULLMER, B, GIPFORD, Ummm -a-A .fx FLOODLIGHTS ARE AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE AVIATION PROGRAM, WERE IT NOT FOR THEM PILOTS COULD NOT MAKE A GOOD LANDING, THE JUNIOR HI IS SUOH AN ILLUMINATING TYPE OF ORGANlZATlON3PREPARlNG THE STUDENTS FOR A BETTER LANDING DURING THEIR TWO UPPER YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL, FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE Sove WHICH SHOw PROMISE OF LEADER SHIP ARE OHOSEN Sv THE SENIOR HI Y BOYS AS MEMBERS FOR THIS CLUB, UNDER THE OAREPUL GUIDANCE OF MR SHEUE THE BOYS DEVELOP THE QUALITIES DESIRABLE FOR GOOD cITIzENSHIP AND COOPERATION, ALTHOUGH THE JUNIOR HI Y IS ONLY IN ITB SECOND YEAR OF EXISTENCE, THIS CLUB HAS PROVED ITSELF WORTHY OF RECOGNITION AS AN IMPORTANT INFLUENCE IN SCHOOL CITIZENSHIP, THIS YEAR THE MEMBERS MANAGED THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT AT THE HUNTINGTON BEACH EL EMENTARY SCHOOL AND PARTICIPATED IN MANY OTHER SCHOOL AC TIVITIES, WITH THE HELP OF THE MORE EXPERIENCED AND OLDER HI Y BOYS, THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB MEET ONCE A MONTH, WHEN THEY HAVE DINNER AND A BUSINESS MEETING rOLLOwED BY ENTERTAINMENT OR A DISCUSSION OF CHARACTER TRAITS, AS THE CLUB GROwS AND BECOMES MORE DEVELOPED,lT WILL TRULY BE AN ASSET IN OUR SCHOOL, MUOH IS EXPECTED OF THIS ORGANIZATION IN THE YEARS TO DOME. - J, RA L. Moo E E. SHEAR H. 5:gEER?owgECgaDogg:?E?ERgENNETTTNE5: CONRADR A,CALHOUN,, C, OLEMENS, L. WELLS, B. GOPLIN, R. DOLENI J- QTINSON- I ' A I I O 'P I 'Ii L : J im AI tl I . . 1 4 I -Y Qfsocf .C 4-fa Ae STEWARDESSES ON THE GREAT AIRLINES PROMOTE GOOD FEELING AND FRIENDLINESS, AND CARE FDR THE PASSENGERS, so DOES THE TRI Y HELP THE STUDENTS IN SCHOOL TRI Y GIRLS ARE CHOSEN ON A BASIS or SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL, COURTESY, LEADERSHIP, SPORTSMANSHIP, SCHOLASTIC STANDING, AND AP REARANDE THE ORGANIZATION WAS FDRMED TO GIVE SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL AND T0 PROMOTE SOCIAL GATHERINGS WITHIN THE GROUP AND wITH OTHER GROUPS IN THE SCHOOL MEETINGS ARE HELD TWICE A MoNTH EVENTS wHIcH OCCURRED DURING THE YEAR WERE IN OCTOBER INITIATION CEREMONIES AND MoTHERs' NIGHT, IN NOVEMBER DATE NlGHT,A FRESHMAN PARTY, AND A CoME As YOU-ARE BREAKFAST'AT THE HOME or THE PRESIDENT: IN DECEM- BER A CHRISTMAS PARTY EDR A FEW NEEDY CHILDREN-IN JANUARY A ROUND ROBIN MEETINGQIN FEBRUARY A JOINT POT-LUCK DINNER WUTH THE HI-Y, IN MARCH A MEETANG wITH ALUMNI AT A BRIDAL SHOWER FOR BETTE SLATER: IN PRIL AN ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY GIVEN BY JANE RENFRO AND A FACULTY TEA: IN MAY A PARTY IN HONOR or THE HI-Y AND THE ELECTION or NEw MEMBERS, OF- EIcERs FOR THE YEAR wERE: JADQUELINE DEGUELLE, PRESIDENT: JANE RENFRD, VIcE PRESIDENT: BARBARA KOPPL, SECRETARYQ PAULINE APPLEBURY, TREASURERQ JUANITA MARcoM, WAYS AND MEANS CHAIRMAN: MARY GIFFDRD, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN: NADMI UR- HAM, SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN. MISS STARR ACTED AS A ADVISER EDR THE GIRLS, g , MA F. M R B. BL cx B. KOPPL M, Eggs?,Rg?MAYgERRYTcaT'NElL,US.AxPPLEBURVT D:ToMe M. GIF- FORD, P, WARDLOW, J. BANNARD, D, HAGER, SECOND Dow: L. MAULDIN, S. MORSE, N. UPHAM, D, BURCH, J. RENFRO, V. HAN- SON M. SMITH H DEEVERB, CENTER: J. CLARK. CENTER TDP: J, 6EGUELLE, D. DOWTON. ,fl?afaw'e44z4 3 V 2-191- .u - v AIRPORT HOSTESSES ARE OONSTANTLY ON THE ALERT TO COMFORT PASSENGERS AND TO CONTRIBUTE T0 THEIR WELFARE. THE GlRLS'LEAGUE CABINET ACTS IN MUCH THE SAME wAY TOwARD THE GIRLS OF THE SCHOOL, THE AIM OF THE GIRLS' LEAGUE IS TO CREATE A SPIRIT OF FRIENDLINESS AND COOPERATION AMONG THE GIRLS THE DEVELOPMENT OF GOOD CHARACTER TRAITS, OF CHARM IN PERSONALITY, AND OF LEADERSHIP :S SOUGHT THROUGH THE LEAGUE'S MANY ACTIVITIES. EACH FRESHMAN GIRL IS GIVEN A BIG SISTER, AND AT THE END OF THE FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL THESE GIRLS ARE GIvEN A WELCOMING PARTY AS THEIR INITI AT ON T0 H B U H S ALSO ONE FRESHMAN GIRL IS OHOSEN TO REPRESENT HER CLASS ON THE CABINET, THROUGHOUT THE YEAR THE GlRLS'LEAGUE SPONSORS DANCES,PARTlES, AND ASSEMBLIES THIS YEAR'S ACTIVITIES CONSISTED OF A CO ED DANCE CHRISTMAS PARTY, A DUNCE DANCE ON APRIL FOOLS' DAY, A MOTHERS'DAY TEA,THE BANQUET CALLED NCHERRY BLOSSOM TIMEN, AND THE ANNUAL MAY QUEEN BALL ASSEMBLIES INCLUDED HOME TALENT SHOw, TALKS BY MRS. CASE, FASHION EXPERT FROM BULLOCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE,BY PRUDENCE PENNY FROM THE LOS ANGELES EXAMINER, AND BY MRS, PRATHER FROM THE MERLE NOR MAN STUDIO, AND SEVERAL FASHION SHOwS SPONSORED BY THE LOCAL SHOPS THIS YEAR THE GIRLS' LEAGUE wAS HOSTESS TO THE ANNUAL ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION, OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE MARIAN NEIL, PRESIDENT, MARJORIE SMITH, VICE PRESIDENT BETTY BLACK, SECRETARY IRENE THORNTON, TREA SURER AND ALVERDA ARTHUR, SERGEANT AT ARMS. THE SPONSOR wAS MISS SLAYTON, FIRST Row M NEwToN, M SMITH, M NEIL, B BLACK. SECOND Row, L, MAULQQN, E, STRICKLIN, J. WILLINGHAM, A. ARTHUR, P. MAYBERRY, THIRD Row: F. MURRAY, l.THORTON, B. BOwTON. Jloiliuei ,X 3751? F L ' FLASH! THIS WORD TYPIFIES THE WORK OF THE RADIO BUL LETIN, SPEED AND ACCURACY! THESE ARE TWO ESSENTIAL FAO TOR8 IN THIS WORK, UPON THEM DEPEND THE SAFETY AND OOM FORT OF THE MANY PASSENGERS RIDING OUR GREAT LUXURY AIR LINERS, THESE TWO OHARASTERISTIOS ALSO TYPIFY THE AccOM PLISHMENTS OF THE HUNTINGTON HI LIGHTS, wHIcH FLASHES TO STUDENTS ALL UNUSUAL AND IMPORTANT EVENTS OF OUR SCHOOL LIFE, THE HUNTINGTON HI LIGHTS, A SIWEEKLY NEWSHEET UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MISS MOORE,CON8l8T8 OF FOUR PAGES, WITH A TOTAL OF ONE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY FIVE PRINTED INCHES, THE STUOENT REPORTERS COVER GIVEN SEATS TO GET THE NEWS OF ATHLETICS, CLUBS, CLASSES, AND TRIPS, THE EDITOR A8 SIGNS SPECIAL NEWS ITEMS SUOH AS ASSEMBLIES AND OPENHOUSE TO VARIOUS STUDENTS,TO GIvE EVERYONE SOME GOOD EXPERIENCE. WHEN THE NEwS HAS SEEN ASSEMBLED IN PROPER ORDER, SENT TO THE HUNTINGTON BEACH NEwS OFFICE, wHERE IT I8 PRINTED, REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STAFF HAVE ATTENDED THREE CONVENTIONS, LAST FALL A GROUP WENT TO NATIONAL CITY, IN MARCH OTHER STUDENTS ATTENDED THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NIA ALL HIGH SCHOOL NEwSPAPERS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WERE REPRESENTED THERE. THE MAIN SPEAKER wAS VIRGIL PICK LEY,A UNITED PRESS FOREIGN OORRESPONDENT wHo HAS RECENTLY RETURNED FROM EUROPE. DELEGATES ALSO ATTENDED THE ANNUAL ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION AT SANTA ANA. THE HIGH LIGHTS DITORS FOR THIS YEAR WERE: ROBERT HEI , FIRST QUARTER, ALLACE PERRY, SECOND QUARTERS BETTY Mc LARY,THlRD QUAR TER, AND VESTA MOORE, FOURTH QUARTER, FIRST Row' F ELLIOTT A WOODS, V MOORE M COURREGES, C WAUGH, B MOULTON, HENBLICK, SECOND Pow. L THOMAS, E HYLTON, L MAULOIN, W PERRY. THIRD Row: C TYLER, L GRAHAM, J CLARK, FOURTH Row D CLAUS, B MDCLARY, M. SMITH, M BROIIIN, R HEIL, A BONNER, FIITTH Sow: B J., BRISTOL, J, FADLER, V HOUBER, B BOWTON, Waafb Hahfvn I A.. I- . IT I8 NEWSPAPER DAY HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFOR- gg 60 O O 0' D 0 . , 9 o O , , : . Q O O O I I I... FROM THE TIME AN AIRLINER TAKES OFF UNTIL IT LANDS, THE PILOT RECORDS EVERY EVENT WHICH TRANSPIRES THROUGHOUT THE JOURNEv. THIS RECORD IS CALLED THE FLIGHT CHART, LIKEWISE THE CAULDRON HAS FILLED ITS POSITION AS FLIGHT CHART OF OUR PLANE Sv KEEPING A FULL AND ACCURATE RE CORD OF THE EVENTS IN H B U H S THIS CHART PRESERvES THE SCHOOL LIFE OF I93 M0 FOR vOUR FUTURE REFERENCE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ISS HENDERSON THE CAULDRON STAFF, wITH FLORENCE MURRAY AS EDITOR AND JUANITA MAROOM AND LEROY ALLEN AS ASSISTANTS EDlTORS,WORKED FAITHFULLv AND COOPER ATIVELV THE Sovs CONTRIBUTED MOST OF THE IDEAS RELATED T0 THE THEME, AVlATlON,EXCEPT FOR THE ART DESIGNS wHIcH wERE FOUND Sv THE TWO BUSINESS MANAGERS AND THE THREE EDITORS. UNDER ART BERMUDEZ AND ROBERT LAMSERT, BUSINESS MANAGERS, SALES WERE BEGUN EARLY IN NOVEMBER, FINALLY REACHING THE NEW HIGH GOAL OF SIX HUNDRED SUBSCRIBERS As IN THE PAST TWO vEARs, LEROY ALLEN DID ALL THE PRlNTlNG,THlS YEAR Us ING THE SPEED APPROPRIATE T0 THE AVIATION THEME. JUANITA MARCOM SUPERVISED THE MOUNTING OF PlCTURES AND THE TAKING OF SNAPSHOTS TWENTY MEMBERS OF THE STAFF wROTE ARTICLES AND THE aovs wRoTE ALL ATHLETIC ARTICLES WITH NO FACULTY SUPERVISION, MUCH CREDIT IS DUE TO IRENE NOPPELL, JAO UELINE DEGUELLE,AND GENEVIEVE DUNLAF FOR THE TVPING MR. RASER SUPERVISED TED YAOHIK IN TAKING GROUP PICTURES AND SNAPSHOTS DIVISION PAGES AND SMALL DESIGNS WERE MADE Sv LEwIS ROSS AND GORDON WILLS IN THE ART DEPARTMENT AND Sv Boa CLASOTS AND EDDIE MORRIS wORKING AT HOME, FIRST Row: M NEIL, E MILLER, J GSE, S MAYE8 L Ross, J RENFRO, EITz P APPLEBURY M KITAJIMA, KITAJI MA. SECOND Row: P TE J D E A E I No : RELL, M. HUFF, M. PLUML2E,'G, WIELgELM.'YAMAGUSz?: B. KES- TERSON, G. DUNLAP, J. MAROOM. THIRD Row: L LETSON, L, ALLEN, 0. MURDV, J. NICHOLS, R CLABOTS, R BISTOLE, S, HOEPTNER, G. LOGAN, F. WIRRAY, r0URTH Row: J. STANGELAND, A. BERMUDEZ, 0. HENRIOKSON, R. LAMGERT, E. MORRIS, At Czaaf QM- vig:-II '5'1gW 'W,gES?4f WSWS -A T423 Tw 'Ei'E,iE ADRDSS THE SPANISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES or CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA STRETDHES THE PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES,STRENo THENINS THE BONDS or FRIENDSHIP AMONG THE NATIONS or THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE THE SPANISH CLUB LIKEWISE PROMOTES UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION or THE LANGUAGE AND cuL TURE or OUR SOUTHERN NEISHSDRS. UNDER THE SKILLPDL NAvI GATION OF MISS SWINGLE THE CLUB MEMBERS SESAME ACQUAINTED wITH THE CUSTOMS, SONGS, AND BEAUTY OF SPANISH CULTURE, ONCE A MONTH SDSINESS MEETINGS WERE HELD, AND OCCASIONAL LY EVENING EIESTAS wERE HELD IN THE CAFETERIA THIS YEAR THE MEMBERS BOUGHT PINS INBCRIBED WITH THE LETTERS E E STANDING FOR UESTRELLAS ESPANOLES,n OR SPANISH STARS, AND HAVING A MEXICAN SDMSRERD FOR A GUARD IN DECEMBER THE CLUB MEMBERS ENJOYED A TRIP TO THE PADuA HILLS THEATER, WHERE THEY WERE ENTERTAINED Sv MEXICAN PERFORMERS,WHO DE PICTED EDR THEM THE SAIETY or SPANISH CHRISTMAS,THIS YEAR THE CLUB WAS PILDTED Sv FRANK ELLl0TT,PRESlDENT MARY Lou COURREGES, VICE PRESIDENT, AND WESLEV FERGUSON,+REASURER, FIRST Row E HOWARD, Y SADAKANE M KITAJIMA, V SIEVERT, V LAwToN, P PRIcE, F ELLIOTT, WILTON Y TASHIMA, P NEWTON, C WAuoH, D RuvALcAvA, L LEwIS gECOND Row MRS, WAUDH, B MATTHEWS, D TDNSTALL, A WDDDS, M BROWN, P LIEDHTI, L GRAHAM, M YAMAGUCHI, M WILLIAMS, M L CDUR RESES, M COURREGEB, G ANDERSON, B BRISCO THIRD Row D MOREHOUSE, H Fox, M SMITH A MONTGOM v L CONRAD, D MSGLDTHLIN, S TASATA, R PALLADIND, HARDINS, E WARREN, L MAULDIN D HAGER J CLANDV, FOURTH Row R DRENT, E FIERRD, gCOTT, R HEIL, B HERLOW, W PERRY, J REID, D DAY, T YADHIR, H WELLS, G NOAH, S MORSE, R WALKER, THIRD Row, G TYLER, D, MURDY, I. WILLIAMS, C, HEMSTREET, J,NlCHOL8 A. HAUPTMAN, C.FERSuSoN J. FAD- LER, R. LAMSERT, B. J. QRISTOL, A. BERMUDEZI B. ROHRIG. QW fgmulhaa agua 4 gg-F564 -'W ual' .fl F ..,1,, SH Jak' V' WM -Hiaw- THE TRANS ATLANTIC AIRWAYS SPAN THE SEAS UNTIL THEY COME TO ITALY, THE ORIGINAL HOME OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE WITH A SPEEDIER FLIGHT THAN THAT OF THESE HUGE CLIPPERS THE THOUGHTS AND INTERESTS OF THE LATIN CLUB ALSO PENE TRATE TO THE MANY COUNTRIES OF THE wORLD INFLUENCED BY LATIN CULTURE. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MISS BLISS THE CLUB HAS ENJOYED MANY ACTIVITIES, AT ONE NOON MEETING AND AT ONE EVENING MEETING MISS HENDERSON GAVE INTERESTING TALKS ABOUT HER ExPERIENCEs IN ITALY, SHOWING PICTURES, DISHES, SILK, CAMEOS, AND wROUGHT SILVER ALL FROM ITALY, AMONG MANY BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUITIES IN THE LATIN ROOM ARE FOUR RC MAN LAMPS, SEVEN ANCIENT COINS, AND FIVE LARGE PICTURES WHICH MISS HENDERSON PURCHASED IN ROME. MISS BLISS HAS HAD THE PICTURES FRAMED AND HUNG, FOR THE FIRST TIME THE CLUB SPONSORED AN AFTERNOON DANCE IN THE GYM FIRST Row' V HASKILL, F MEYER, D FOLEY, B HUNNICUTT, MILLER M JONES P RUSH, K W SHSURN, J DAvIS, OLEMAN, R EVANS, 6 OLOFIELD, V ANSON A ARTHUR, HOWELL, P SCHUTH, P APPLEBURV SECOND ow' B BEEM, NEWTON, H WOODARD, J MAPLE8, B PRIOR, K PIERPOINT, MOREHOUSE, C NETH, D TUNSTALL, B KESTERSON, B KOPPL, F MURRAY M HUFF, E OVERTON, A SMITH, L MCDANIEL R PAxSoN. HIRD Row- BLANTON, V GREENWOOD, H MC ER MON, B MCKENZIE, B BOWTON, L TAYLOR D J NELSON, MCCORMICK, O PAXSON, M YAMAGUCI-II, A QARNES, P BIRDWELL, D SORK, M MURRAY, M J JOHNSON, S HOEPTNER. FOURTH Row' V WEDEL, J AKIYAMA, M TENNANT' B CHANDLER, R DOLEN, L APPLESURY, R MCCREERY, E KOPPL, L ALLEN, GRAY, B HELM, P MILLER, R MUSOLF, F KIRKPATRICK, LOGAN, P, HARLOW. FIFTH Row: J. DRUXMAN, N. WORTHY, FULLMER, J. KETTLER, D. KIRKPATRICK, B,PRlCHARD B,HENRY, L. MITCHELL, W. FERGUSON, H. ROSE, V. ELLIOTT, J. MILLER, B, KNISLEY, M. MCCALLEN, W, WILSON, J. RANNEY. Qzauu Nlhfzlfb Mew 4 i ONE OF THE MOST vALUED DEPARTMENTS OF THE AIR SERVICE IS ITS OBSERVATION BUREAU. THIS DIVISION PHOTOGRAPHS THE COUNTRY OVER WHICH PILOTS MUST FLY AND MAKES MAPS TO AID THEM. THOUGH OUR CAMERA CLUB IS NOT SO LARGE AS AN OBSER VATION BUREAU, IT AOOOMPLISHES MUCH,AS IT PHOTOGRAPHS OUR SCHOOL, ITS ACTIVITIES, AND ITS STUDENTS. THROUGH THE UN TIRING EFFORTS OF MR. FRASER, SPONSOR, THIS ORGANIZATION HAS BECOME ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING CLUBS ON THE CAMPUS IN FORMAL MEETINGS ARE HELD EACH MONDAY DURING ACTIVITY PER IOD, IN WHICH PICTURES ARE SUBMITTED FOR ORITIOISM BY THE GROUP AS A WHOLE, THE SOHOOL HAS BEEN GENEROUS IN PROVID ING THIS CLUB WITH AN EXCELLENT DARK ROOM AND SUPPLEMENT ARY EQUIPMENT WITH THIS THE MEMBERS HAVE SEEN ABLE TO OBTAIN PLEASING RESULTS SPECIAL RECOGNITION IS DUE THE ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHER, fED YAOHIK, AND TO LEONARD APPLE BURY AND SEIzo YOKOOJl,WHO ASSIST SEGINNERS IN THE TECHN ICALITIES OF CAMERA WORK,ALONG WITH THEIR PHOTOGRAPHY THE ADVANCED STUDENTS UNDER MR, MlNER'S SUPERVISION HAvE LEARNED TO OPERATE THE MOVIE PROJECTOR TO REWIND FILM, AND TO RUN THE SCHO0L'S SOUND MACHINE, HE ADVANCED GROUP HAS BECOME SO ENTHUSIASTIC THAT THEY HAVE ORGANIZED A SE PARATE OLUS TO ASSIST THE FAcuLTv IN PRESENTING VISUAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR THE REGULAR CLASS wORR, THE OFFI OERS FOR THE YEAR WERE TED YACHIK,PRESIDENT SEIZO YOKOOJI VIOE PRESIDENTQAND MARGARET MURRAY,SECRETARY, THE VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB STILL PLANS TO WORK IN CONNECTION WITH THE CAMERA CLUB,BUT AT THE SAME TIME TO BE AN INDEPENDENT GROUP, FIRST Row: D. LORENZEN, T, YAOHIK, C. WAUGH, SEOOND Row: N. ARITA, J BEAVER, F, KIRKPATRICK, M,MURDV, D HARDING, M. MURRAV, C, STAFFORD, D. ADAMS, F. ELLIOTT. THIRD Row: S. MARUYAMA, D, YOKOOJI, M.SMlTH, C. HEMSTREET, J.FADLER, R. p,S1oLg, M, FULLMER, S, DAVIS, S. YOKOOJI. Ulizwalibfz Eaicaa ' I Atv' i Q . qi l , I. - A - , .. . T . - ' iz-l 11 - i NO AIRCRAFT CORPORATION IS WITHOUT ITS EXPERIMENTAL STATION, A MOST IMPORTANT DEPARTMENT WHICH CREATES AND TESTS NEW LIGHT, DURABLE METAL FOR AIRPLANE CONSTRUCTION, AND DEvELOPS NEW AND OLD IDEAS FOR PRACTICAL USE ON THE PLANES, MUCH ALONG THE SAME LINE OuR CHEMISTRY CLuS OPER ATES, FOR IT ENDEAVORS T0 UNCOVER THE UNSOLVED MYSTERIES OF CHEMISTRY, THE CLUB wAS ORGANIZED THIS YEAR UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR. FRASER. LAST FALL MR. FRASER SUGGESTED T0 HIS CHEMISTRY CLASSES THAT THOSE wHO WERE INTERESTED IN CARRYING ON ADDITIONAL OR ADVANCED ExPERIMENTS COULD DO SO Sv ORGANIZING A CLUS AND MEETING DURING ACTIVITY PERIODS, ANY STUDENT wHO lS TAKING, OR wHO HAS TAKEN A COURSE IN CHEMISTRY IS ELIGIBLE TO JOIN THIS CLUB, THE MEMBERS PERFORM THOSE ExPERIMENTS THEY ARE MOST INTEREST- ED IN, MANY STARTED WITH SIMPLE EXPERIMENTS SUCH AS MAK- ING SORAx SEADS, BEAUTIFULLY COLORED BY THE ADDITION OF METAL. OTHERS INTERESTED IN PHOTOGRAPHY LEARNED TO Mnx VARIOUS CHEMICALS USED FOR PHOTOGRAPHING AND DEVELOPING PICTURES, TED YACHIK WAS ESPECIALLY OUTSTANDING IN THIS FIELD, THE CLUB IS ORGANIzED INTO THREE DIYISIONS: THE FIRST FOR THOSE wHO KNOw LITTLE ASOuT CHEMISTRY, THE SEC- OND FOR THOSE wHO CAN PERFORM SOMEwHAT MORE ADVANCED AND SPEcTACuLAR EXPERINENTB, THE THIRD FOR THOSE CAPABLE OF PERFORMING ExPERIMENTS OF A QUITE DIFFICULT NATURE. THE OFFICERS OF THE CLUB WERE CHARLES HENSLICK, PRESIDENT: LILY GODA, VICE PRESIDENT: AND BETTY MCCLARY, SECRETARY AND TREASuRER. . . . J, G L. GODA. SECOND Row: E:RSENSEYCK.MB.JMCgE::3?NJ. BANEEAD, D. SORKA THIRD Row: MR. FRASER, SPONSOR, B. EATON. R. LAMBERT, . BERMUDEZ, T. YACHIK. F zmmid SZ'a,Z2ofz S THE DESIGNERS CREATE THE STYLE AND PLANES AND ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE AN ARTISTIC vID IMAGINATION, THESE TALENTS ARE ALSO PARTICIPATE IN THE Hoaev CLU8'S ACTIVITIES, LINES FOR THE EVE AND A VI NECESSARY TO THIS YEAR THE CLUB WAS ORGANIZED AND SPONSORED Sv MR, BRISOO. ITS PUR POSE IS TO GIVE THOSE PEOPLE NOT ALREADY TAKING SHOP A CHANCE TO DEVELOP THEIR HOSSIES THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS AND MODEL AIR WORK AND EORG AND GAS-MODEL Sv MR, BRISCO, ESTED ENOuGH TO ARE ARCHERY,HEADED Sv MR. HARPER WOODWORK PLANES, HEADED Sv MR, BRAvSROOKS,ART METAL ING, HEADED BY MR. RALSTON AND MR BROOKS, ENGINES FOR MODEL PLANES AND AUTOS, HEADED THE CLUB WELCOMES EvERvONE wHO IS INTER DOOPERATE AND MAKE GOOD USE OF HIS TIME, THE MEMBERSHIP IS DISTRIBUTED QUITE EvENLv AMONG FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, AND ARTICLE WHICH INDIvIDuALLv SENIORS, PUPILS ARE PERMITTED T0 MAKE ANY IS FEASISLE. THE ENTIRE woRK IS CARRIED ON AMONG THE MOST POPULAR PROJECTS ARE THE MAKING or Sows AND ARROwS, RINGS, ORNAMENTAL LAMPS, GAS ENGINES, MODEL AIRPLANES, ART-METAL PROJECTS, FISHING TACKLE, AND THE TYING Or TROUT FLIES, MR, BRISCO IS PAR TICULARLY INTERESTED IN HOBBIES AS A MEANS OF RECREATION FOR THAT REASON HE WILL BE STIMULATED INTO VARIOUS OTHER MEMBERS THERE ARE HOBBYISTB IS HOPEFUL THAT THE STUDENTS' INTEREST AND THAT NEXT YEAR THE CLUB MAY EXPAND FIELDS, OE THE ORIGINAL SEvENTv FIVE NOW APPROXIMATELY SIXTY FIVE ACTIVE FIRST Row S YOKOOJI, R RICHARDS, R PAxsON, E CADY, L GRASER T MUNEMITSU, F WARNER, J AKIYAMA, SEO OND Row' R MILLER T YAGHIK, W FERGUSON, H ROSE, J GRASER, S TABATAO A BRECHTEL, .bldffllii EE I Qw- ! , A A 1, EE FOLLOWING DESIGNERS' LINES, MODEL BUILDERS CONSTRUCT MINIATURE PLANES, THIS REQUIRES PRECISION AND ACCURACY, WHICH IS NECESSARY FOR THE WORK CARRIED ON BY THE HOBBY CLUS,THE CLUB, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF THREE INSTRUCTORS, IS ENDEAVORING TO PROMOTE A NEW TREND IN RECREATION ON OUR CAMPUS, AT THE PRESENT TIME THE GROUP IS UNORGANIZED AND CONSISTS ALMOST COMPLETELY OF INDIVIDUAL WORK, IN THE COMING SCHOOL YEAR MR BRISCO HOPES T0 HAV' THE STUDENTS UNITED UNDER A PRESIDENT AND WITH A UNIFORM ADMINISTRA TION THEN IT wILL BE POSSIBLE FOR THE STUDENTS TO CARRY ON THEIR PROGRAM AS AN ORGANIZED CLUB RATHER THAN AS IT IS NOW FUNCTIONING, STUDENTS wHO ARE EXPERIENCED IN THEIR SPECIAL HOBBY WILL BE ENCOURAGED TO ACT AS INSTRUCTORS AND WILL BE A GREAT BENEFIT TO THE CLUB. FOUR OR FIVE NOVICES WILL BE PLACED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF AN ADVANCED HOB BYIST. IN THIS WAY THE WORK WILL BE MORE INTERESTING MR BRISCO IS HOPEFUL THAT THE WORK MAY EXPAND INTO DIVERSI FIED LINES, POTTERY MAKING, STAMP COLLECTING, JEWELRY MAKING,RADlO AND TELESCOPID WORK ARE SERIOUSLY BEING DIS CUSSED AS FUTURE PROJECTS, ALONG WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF OTHER PROJECTS, DEPENDING UPON THE INTEREST OF THE STU DENTS, J T B ETT J MAYBERRY, SECOND Row L Gown. ENG,E5K'EiWT0N, ENNFETGER, T MUKAI, G TYLER, A HAUPT MAN, D PENHALL, R HOYTI R LOMPEQ I S Tx v I . T4 FIRST Row: M, KAWAGUCHI , G. WADA, R. TABATAI V..SHf-IPHAR0: M f BAIMA4 LIKE THE ADVENTUROUS AIR POLICE, SwooPING DOWN AND PREVENTING AVIATORS FROM DOING UNLAWFUL FLYING, so DOES OUR STAUNCH VARSITY CLUB HELP TO KEEP oUR STUDENTS FROM vlUI.AIINu sm-IUUL. RULES, r'0RIvIEU LAST YEAR AND GOING ON TO ITS SECOND YEAR OF SUCCESSFUL oPERATIoN, THE VARSITY CLUB ENDEAvoRS TO PROMOTE Gooo SPORTSMANSHIP AMONG THE DIFFER END SCHOOLS AS WELL AS AMONG THE STUDENTS OF H B U P S THE CLUB CREATES AND MAINTAINS Gooo TRAINING HASITS FOR OUR ATHLETES, AND UPHOLDS THE TRADITION OF THE BIG H THIS GROUP IS COMPOSED OF ATHLETES wHo HAVE woN LETTER IN THE SPORTS or HUNTINGTON HIGH, NAME OF THE GLUS WAS DERIVED, THE MEMBERS TIVE DURING THE FooTSALL SEASON IN HELPING DURING THE GAMES, ESPECIALLY THE LAST FEW ExcITEMENT RAN HIGH, SEVERAL MEETINGS wERE FALL OF l939,AND IN THE CURRENT YEAR ONE MEETING HELD, THE OFFICERS OF THE VARSITY CLUB ARE D J THEIR VARSITY FROM THIS THE wERE vERv AC TO KEEP ORDER MINUTES, WHEN IN THE HAS BEEN NELSON HELD PRESIDENT ART BERMUDEZ, VICE PRESIDEPT, EARL TRETTIN, SECRETARY AND TREASURER, GL ALLEN C WEIDE H DAY, R W SLEET SON I WOLEO Ea' l8L R, 'C HDUSERI 0 J NELSON. SECOND Row E WARREN, J RAY, R HovT, R LAMBERT, E TRETTIN RAFFERTY, R PLANCHON, C MURDY, R JOHNSON. THIRD Row R GIFFORD, A BERNUDE , J DEGUELLE R KNIB Lgv, B, CLABOTB M FULLMER, R HANDLER, C RUCE, L WELLS. FOURTH Row: L CowLINGf D. CAMPBELL, G HARR'9o Q. HENR,cKg0N, G, Sonx, J. NICHOLS, R, ORMSSY, J STANGE- LAND, N44 P062-z 4. T 1 L I THE SERVICE UNITS OF THE AIR FORCE OFTEN HOLD ExHI SITIONS OF THEIR MAROHING ABILITY THIS THEY CALL THEIR DRESS PARADE THE GIRLS THIS YEAR FROM THE SECOND PERIOD GYM CLASS HAVE ALSO GONE ON DRESS PARADE BY FORMING A DRILL TEAM, WHERE THEY LEARNED TO MovE IN PERFECT FORMA TION AND WITH GREAT PRECIDION AT THE FOOTBALL GAMES THEY DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES BY THEIR SNAPPY MARCHING UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MISS SLAYTON, THE GIRLS woRE DARK SKIRTS, WHITE BLOUSES, WHITE SHOES AND SOCKS, AND CARRIED Two POMPOMS, ONE BLACK AND ONE ORANGE, EACH GIRL MADE HER OwN POMPOM, THE GROUP TRlED TO DESIGN A NEW DRILL FOR EACH SAME AT THE ORANQE GAME THEY FORMED WHEELS, THEN AN H B , AND SANG 'HERE'S TO H B HIGH SCHO0L,' AT THE ARMISTICE DAY GAME WITH NEWPORT THEY FORMED A CROSS WHILE TAPS wERE PLAYED BY MR. CROSBY THE GIRLS ALSO DRILLED AT GAME WITH BONITA, FORMING A HBH AND AN UH B W AT JORDAN SPECTATORS STARTED THE BLACK COS BETTY BLACK A GREAT HIT THEY FORMED A NJN, AND AN WH B H WHILE THE SANG AND CHEERED, THE THREE SONG LEADERS YEAR'S ACTIVITIES WITH SMART NEW ORANGE AND TUMES POLLY WARDLOW, FLORENCE MURRAY, AND WERE LEADERS AT EvERY ATHLETIC EVENT AND MADE JANE RENFRO WAS THE LEADER OF THE DRILL TEAM, FIRST Row LEFT P PRICE, J GEE, F PATE, P BIRDwELL, D, TUNSTALL B J BRISTOL, V. SIEVERT B HERLOW, SECOND Row LEFT. MAYBERRY, J RENFRO, Y AOKI, L COURREGES, W FRANKLIN A BARNES, J. DEGUELLE, J. CLARK, CENTER. L GRAHAM, P HILEY, E,HYLTON, A,EVANS, S,MORSE, D MCCLURE, . EITZ, J. DARST, D.HAGER, L.MAULDIN, G. LovE, M JOHN- SON, G. LOGAN, SECOND Row RIGHT! J.DAY R POTTS, B,BRIs- co, M. SMITH, M. GIFFORD, L, PARKER, D. QORK, 8, MCCLARY. ,llfhliza E 'w . .. I I . . . I T' ' A , . V A 'I I I . I 2' 1 Q, . :Q g . fw f 4. I E .E , ,, . . .. YJ Y - L , . , . 'l 1' I ' ' ..... ...... .,.,...-x.. ' - A .,f g,Q,, -g?V, . L 2 I IRTRIAMA y qH-HV,.- - I M I YN -,, I. -f I - O I . - A O P! F5 ' I ll ll I I O D O I I O I O I - - - C I l l O I O O O I l O O C O g D D ' g M D ' ' O af! 'P' 'K 1- v THE SPRING CDNCERT, PRESENTED FREE MARCH IU,WAS THE OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION PARTMENT FDR I959 l9U0 SELECTIDNG FRDM LIVAN OPERAG WERE SUNG BV THE COMBINED CAPPELLA CHDIR, ACCOMPANIED BY THE ORCH TO THE PUBLIC ON OF THE MUSIC DE GILBERT AND SUL GLEE CLUBS AND A EGTRA. SOLOS FROM HH M S PENAFDREH WERE, 'BUTTERCUPN BV POLLY WARDLOW, HWHEN I AS A LADH av JIMMY RENFRO, WFAIR MDDNH BY BILL HANLINE, AND HREFRAIN AUDACIDUB TARU BV CLEO WAUGH,THOSE FROM 'THE PIRATES OF ENZANCEH wERE POLICEMAN'S SDNG BY JAY DRUXMAN, nTHE MAJOR GENERALu BY JIMMY RANNEY, AND 'MABELG SONG BY CLEO WAUGH, FROM nTHE MlKADOn WERE 'A WANDERING MINSTRELN BY BDB JOHNSON HTHE MOON AND I BY LUPE CDURREGES So PLEASE YDUU BY LUPE COURREGESJ MILLIE WARDLOWQ AND POLLY WARDLow HTHE CRIMINAL CRIED BY LDREN MITCHELL, JEANNE CLARK, AND JIMMY RENFRO NTIT WILLOWN BY BOB JOHNSON,uTFREE LITTLE MAIDSHBY LUPE COUR REGES, MILLIE WARDLOW, AND POLLY WARDLOW, NFCR HE's Go ING TO MARRYN BY SCOTT HDEPTNER 'HEARTS Do NDT BREAK' av JEANNE CLARK- WFLOWERS THAT gLOOM IN THE SPRING' BY BILL REDLINE AND JIMMY RANNEY, AND 'HERES' A How DE DON BY LUPE COURREGEB, BILL REDLINE, AND GRANT FOSTER, OR CHEBTRAL SELECTION8 WERE FROM VICTOR HERBERT OPERAB, A CAPPELLA CHOIR MEMBERS, MAKING THEIR FIRST APPEARANCE IN GREY ROSES TRIMMED lh BLUE, GANG 'ADORAMUS TE', WTHE NIGHTINGALEN, AND HCHERUBIM SONGN, THE CHOIR GIRLS BANG NREVERIESU AND O,DEAR, WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE?W FDLLow ED BY THE CHOIR Bovs, WHO GANG WON GREAT LONE H LLB' AND MARCH OF THE MUSKETEERS BAND NUMBERS WERE W HE THUN DERERW, WESTWARD Ho AND UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE . 0 RECTORS OF THE CONCERT WERE RUTH HARLOW,MARGARET SQUIRE8 AND EVERETT CROSBY, vocAL MUSIC TEACHER,ORCHESTRA DIREC TOR AND BAND LEADER RESPECTlVELV,THlS PROGRAM GAVE EVERY MEMBER OF THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT A CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN MUSICAL ACTIVITIES OTHER THAN THOSE REQUIRED WITHIN THE CLAssRDoM, IQPI Meal! ll -I THIS YEAR THE BOYS'GLEE CLUS HAS, AS USUALg APPEARED IN SEVERAL INTERESTING AND ENTERTAINING PROGRAMS TWENTY SIX MEMBERS HAVE COMPOSED THE GROUP THIS ENTIRE CLUB SANG IN HIQH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY ON FEB I2 ON APRIL I9 IN A MUSIC CONTEST AT OCCIOENTAL COLLEGE, SPONSORED BY THE VOCAL AS OOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA MUSIC TEACHERS, THIS GROUP SANG HWINTER SONGHAND HON GREAT LONE HILLS FROM THESE TWENTY SIX MEMBERS HAVE BEEN CHOSEN SOME OF THE SIxTEEN SOYS IN THE BOYS' CHORUS, WHICH SAN' ON THE TOWN HALL PROGRAM OF THE HUNTINGTON BEACH LIONS' CLUS, DEC 7, AND AT THE SEAL BEACH AMERICAN LEGION CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT THE SPRING CONCERT, PRESENTED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ON MARCH lU,THIS GROUP COMPOSED THE GREATER PART OF THE BOYS'CHOR BECAUSE OF THEIR NUMBEQS AND THE TYPE OF SONG PRESENTED, THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB USUALLY WINS POPULAR ITY WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC A v Y wHO TERESTED IN MUSIC AND SHOWS AVERAGE MUSICAL ABILITY MAY ELECT GLEE CLUS, ALL THE SMALLER VOCAL GROUPS QUARTERS, SCXTETB, A CAPDELLA,BOYS'CHORUSES ARE CHOSEN PROM THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAVE HAD THE EUNDEMENTALS OF SINGING IN THE GLEE CLUBS OFFICERS EOR THE YEAR HAVE BEEN LEONARD PAT TERSON, CHARLES WILLIAMS, HARRY HIBLER AND BILLY WOODS, MRS RUTH HARLOW IS THE DIRECTOR. FIRST Row: J WHEATLAND, B LETSON A BLAND N B S L R ESSERT, H HISLER, B CLANCY, B' WOODS, QECONDARSW: W JOHNS, D MAPLES, L PATTERSON, I DAVIS, J MCCORMICK, C WILLIAMS, F MAGARIAN L LERNO, C RUVALCAYA. THIRD Row R MOORE, L,WHITE, C HARSISON, W WARNER, R CHURCH ILL, R, ROSS, W, KNowLTON, R. WHITE, J. STINSON. lgffmziifz WEEE 'lf' ,Q G E525 THIS YEAR, AGAIN, So MANY GIRLS WERE INTERESTED IN TAKING GLEE CLUB THAT THE MEMBERSHIP HAD TO BE DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS, THE JUNIOR CLUB, OAPABLY DIRECTED BY MISS SQUIRES, AND THE SENIOR CLUB,ABLY SUPERVISED BY MRS, HARLOW ON PUBLIC SOHOOLS' NIGHT, APRIL 25, THE GIRLS SANG H PIRIT FLOWER' AND DEEP RIvER'. THEY ALSO FAVORED AT AN ASSEMBLY ON FEB I6 THE GIRLS' SECOND RATING WHEN THEY COMP TED WITH HE STUDENT BODY LEE CLUB wON THE HIGH SCHOOLS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AT CCIDENTAL 9 INSTEAD OF PLANNING AN OPERA,ALL OF COLLEGE ON APRIL THE MUSIC GROUPS THIS YEAR GAvE A SPRING CONCERT ON MAROH II AT THIS ENTERTAINMENT THE COMBINED GLEE CLUBS GAVE A BEAUTIFUL NEON LIGHTED BATON T0 THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT IN STRUCTORS AS A SYMBOL OF THEIR APPRECIATION FOR THE IN TERESTING PROGRAMS IN wHIcH THEY HAD BEEN TRAINED TO PAR TIOIPATE FIRST Row C HUGHES, M NIEBLAB, M JONES, H HEASTON, J BOYINGTON, L MUSOLF, C RIMEL, M KAWAHARA E DAY, V SIEVERT P PARNELL, L ALVAREZ, J DAY MEYER, E WHITE, SOHUTH, S COND Row J FLORES, CERDA, J MOULTON, D BURCH, M OURREGE8, D MELCHER, A ARTHUR, M B HUBBARD, P WARDLOW, L COURREGES, M WARDLOw, R MEN DOZAQ M OVERTON, D TOMS, K FVAN8, M L MCPHERBON, M BROWN, THIRD Row' L ADAMSON, A MOORE, M COOK, B BEEM, R GRAJEDA, J WHITTARER, A MOORE, D GROVES, D HAWE3, L. BRAYBROOKS, L. ROGERS, M. NEWTON, , DRAHEIM, F. HURD, B, KNAPP, FOURTH Row: M. SHINN, D, GONzALEB, R, GRAJEDA, M. SHADE C. CROW, E. SNEVE, M. YAMAGUOHI, M. CLINE, J. MARTIN, J. RENFRO, P, OUOERKIRK, E. PIERPOINT, A. BARNES, I. FULTON, B. HERLOW, E. CARROLL, FIFTH Row: B. ERRING- TON, B. MOULTON, L.PHILLIPs, M,BUcx, B. BAKER, I. TUCKER, 0. MURDY, P. HEATH, B. KERR, H. DEEvERS, L. PARKER, M. LEUE, L, HEMPHILL, M. SAMUELS, M. GILL, 5 nah 4904 E44 THE BOYS'QUARTET HAS BEEN A GREAT ASSET TO THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT THIS YEAR THEY HAVE ENTERTAINED AUDIENDES ON TWO SPECIAL OCCASIONS FDR THE ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT P T A IN APRIL AND FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY GIRLS' LEAGUE CONVENTION HELD IN HUNTINGTON HIGH IN MARCH, THEY HAVE SUNG ALSO PDR SEVERAL HOME PROGRAMS AND LOCAL ORGANIZA TIONS EADH OF THESE Sovs DID SOLO WORK IN THE CHRISTMAS PLAY AND IN THE SPRING CONCERT or THE MUSID DEPARTMENT THEY ALSO FURNISHED MUCH OF THE PowER AND QUALITY IN THE BoYS' CHOIR OF SIxTEEN MEMBERS DHDSEN FROM ALL THE MUSIC GROUPS THE QUARTET WILL LOSE TWO OF ITS MEMBERS THIS YEAR, JAMES pENFRO AND ROBERT JDHNSDN, BOTH T0 BE GRADUATED IN JUNE B REDLINE, R JOHNSON, J RANNEY, J RENFRO THE GIRLS' SExTET IS NOTED PDR ITS CLEAR TONES AND CLOSE HARMONY THEY HAVE GIVEN BELECTIONS PDR THE MIDwAY CITY TALENT SHOW IN MARCH,FOR THIS SPRlNG'8 ANNUAL G RLS' LEAGUE CONVENTION, FOR THE PROGRAM or THE SOPHOMORE ANDE IN APRIL AND FOR SEVERAL HOME ASSEMBLIES CONCEPT GN MARCH Ik, THESE GIRLS ALL SANS PEARED IN ENSEMBLES or VARIOUS NUMBERS TO IONS FROM THE GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERAS, THE SExTET BELDNGS TO THE GIRLS' CHORUS or AT THE SPRING SDLDS AND AP RENDER SELECT EVERY GIRL IN SIXTEEN DHDSEN VDIDES wHIcH HAS SUNG IN PUBLIC SIX TIMES THIS YEAR, THE SEXTET MEMBERS ALSO BELDNG TO THE A CAPPELLA CHDIR FDR- TUNATELY PDR THE MUSIC GROUPS NEXT YEAR ONLY ONE MEMBER, POLLY WARDLOW, I8 A SENIOR, C WAUGH, M L CGURREGES, J CLARN, M Counngaga, J,DAR8T, P. WARDLOW, . K I I. Q If' H I g I I S In S i T I in -'- - -- - - ' I M514 21' UNDER THE DDNSISTENT DIRECTING or MRS HARLow, THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR HAS DEVELOPED INTO THE BEST MUSIC GROUP IN HUNTINGTON BEACH HIGH SCHOOL FOR SOME TIME FOR THE CHRISTMAS PLAY, 'THE SHEPHERDS' STAR,' MISS HENDERSON USED CHOIR MEMBERS TO GIVE THE SPEAKING PARTS WHICH CORRES PONDED BEAUTIFULLY IN Mooo WITH THEIR SoLos SCOTT HOEPT NER A8 THE LEADING SHEPHERD, ABIEL, JEANNE CLARK A8 MARY, JAMES RANNEV AS THE ANGEL GABRIEL, BILL GDPLIN, BILL RED LINE, AND LOREN MITCHELL A8 THE THREE KINGS, AND BEVEN OTHER MEMBERS AB MINOR BHEPHERD8 ALL GAVE VERY REvERENT INTERPRETATIONB, THE BIXTEEN GIRLS BANG AS THE SERAPHIM. THE CHOIR FURNISHED THE TEN SDLDIBTS FOR THE SPRING CDN CERT AND ALBD BANG WITH THE COMBINED GLEE CLUBS IN ALL THE cHoRUsES, AT A VocAL FESTIVAL AT OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE IN COMPETITION WITH TWELVE OTHER HIGH scHooLS AND JUNIOR COL LECE8 THE Bova' AND GIRLS' GROUPS GAINED SEcoND AND THIRD RATINGS REBPECTIVELY, THE GIRLS ARE T0 APPEAR AGAIN IN THE DIBTRIDT MEET IN LDNG BEADH, EvERv MEMBER BANG WITH HE COMBINED ORANGE COUNTY GLEE DLUBS AT THE COUNTY MUSIC ESTIVAL HELD IN HUNTINGTON HIGH ON MAY 5RD, THE CHOIR HAS FURNISHED BELEDTIDNS FOR THE DISTRICT P T A , THE HUNTING ToN BEACH wOMEN'S CLUB, THE SEAL BEACH AMERICAN LEGION, THE STUDENT Boov, SEVERAL LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, AND THE BADDALAUREATE SERVICES, CHOIR MEMBERS MAKE UP THE BIXTEEN MEMBERS or BOTH THE BOYS' AND THE GIRLS' PROUPS WHICH HAVE SUNG ON FIVE OCCASIONS NOT MENTIDNED ABOVE, ONLT FIVE MEMBERS ARE BEING GRADUATED. OEPIDERS FOR THE YEAR WERE JAMES RENFRD, Bos KNISLEY, JEANNE CLARN, FLORENCE MURRAY, AND RALEIGH MUSOLF, FIRST Row: E HOWARD C WAUGH, C. COURREGES, J. CLARK, M. WARDLDW, B. QRISCO F. DALE, P. WARDLOW C. VIDAL, SECOND Row' J. DARST, P. COLVIN, M. MURDY, R, JOHNSON, J RENFRO, G, pO8TER, R, KNAU88, B. LINDBEY, M.L.CoURREGEs, F. MURRAY SHIBD Row: R. MUSOLF, J. RANNEY, B. REDLINE, S, HOEPTNER, . RUXMAN, Elm-mZ3z4 ll Mm U-A IN THE SCHOOL YEAR OF I959 'no THE ORCHESTRA CON SISTED OF THIRTY MEMBERS FIVE SENIOR8, TwELVE JUNIORS, FIVE SOPHOMORES, AND EIGHT FRESHMEN, EVENTS THE oRcHES TRA PLAYED FDR WERE THE SENIOR PLAY,THE JUNIOR PLAY, THE CHRISTMAS PLAY, THE GIRLS' LEAGUE CONVENTION, AND THE SPRING CONCERT, THEY ALSO SENT TwENTY REPRESENTATIVES TO THE COUNTY MUSIP FESTIVAL, AN ANNUAL EVENT, FDR THE SEN OR LAY, 'PRIDE AND PREJUDIcE', THE ORCHESTRA PLAYED MUSIC FROM THE NAPOLEONIC PERIOD SEVERAL OF THE NUMBERS wERE nSERENADEu FROM HEINE KLEINE NACHTMUSlKu BY MOZART, HGAVOTTE CELSRE IN F MAJOR' BY MARTINI, WLDNDONDERRY AIRH BY SRAINGER, WGAVOTTE IN D MINORU BY LULLY AND SEV ERAL ENGLISH MELODIES AND ENGLISH AIRS, FDR THE JUNIOR PLAY, WJUNE MADu,A LI HTER AND MORE MODERN TYPE OF MUSID wAS FURNISHED SELECTIONS FROM ROMBERG'S NTHE NEw MOONN, AND FROM VICTOR HERBERT'S 'EILEEN A GROUP OF STRAUS8 WALTZE8, AND A ROMANTIC SUITE BY THELSERT NEVIN, WUN GIORNO IN VENEZIAH ORGANIZED IN JANUARY, IQUO, T E THIRTEEN PIECE STRING ENSEMSLE PRACTICED DURING DTIVITY PERIOD EACH TUESDAY FDR THE REST OF THE YEAR HEY EN TERTAINED THE GUESTS AT SEVERAL OCCASIONS' P T A MEETING, THE ANNUAL FLOWER SHow, AND THE LATIN CLUB BAN QUET, WHERE A FEW OF THE MEMBERS wHo TAKE LATIN GAVE SE LECTIONS FROM SACCINI AND MOZART. OFFICERS FoR THE YEAR WERE DONALD HARDING, PRESIDENT, JOHN RElD,VlCE PRESIDENT, LoIS HARDER, SECRETARY MISS MARGARET SQUIRES IS THE DI RECTOR OF THESE INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS, FIRST Row. C. ELLIOTT N. PEESLES, P. SMITH, 0. OLDFIELD, P, MILLER, H, CLARK, Q. HUNNIDUTT, E. CRAIG, M, RICHARDS, D, GRQVES, SECOND Row: F. KIRRPATRISK, V. SHEPARD, L. HARDER, F, ELLIOTT, J. FADLER, V. GREENwooD, E. STRICKLIN, B, KENNEDY, L, GRABER, G. HEMSTREET. THIRD Row: L. THDM- AS, R. HARRIS, M.E. MORGAN, B, SISLEY, L. LETBON, R. HEIL, R, BERGNER, P, HOLTON, D. HARDING, , .l E r , .X l . Aff- V 1 . 5 2' 'PA 'I 5' - ' ff-1 J ' - ' J fl .-', 2 I I , G Sv 4 Li P z , - 1 u, Q . ' Y W , , 'NW 'f,,,. . f' A .,' 5' vffdfv 4 'F - ? gaggQafgIfI4EXSfXY4g2E,w-L.-A ' ,,-fuf?'f' 7 I 'f-ff ? ,, f ffm. - ,IW ' A I ' 5 .. A -Y . Eva' If ' pk' L.f bi'!'1-. ' v I 1 1 2 .. U .. I I I P O I ' I 'N . I I- 6 bl O I I IIE . H .. 0 Q 0 A O O O .. .. I O l . - 1 DURING THIQ, THE SECOND YEAR OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE H B H S BAND, THE MEMBERSHIP HAS GROWN FROM NINETEEN TO THIRTY IT HAS ALSO ACQUIRED APPROXIMATELY A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, THE BAND PLAYED FOP ALL HOME FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES AND ALSO FOR THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES' TRACK MEET HERE. IT ALSO PERFORM ED AT FULLERTON FOR THE FOOTBALL GAME THERE. THE GROUP MARCHED lN THE ARMISTICE DAY PARADE AT HUNTINGTON BEACH IN COMPETITION WITH ALL THE OTHER HIGH SCHOOL BANDS IN ORANGE COUNTY AND TOOK SECOND AWARD. IT ALSO MARCHEO WITH ITS THREE MAJORETTES AND TWO MASCOTS IN THE LONG BEACH BAND REVIEW ON NOVEMBER ZHTH, AGAIN ON MAY BRD MEMBERS PLAYED IN THE ALL COUNTIES FESTIVAL BAND AT DIFFERENT TINES DURIKG THE YEAR THE BAND HAS PLAYED FOR THE ROTARY CLUB THE LICNS' CLUB TOwN HALL,THE FRESHMAN TALENT SHOW, THE PRING CONCERT,OPEN-HOUSE NlGHT,AND FOR SEVERAL FOOT BALL RALLIES, IT PARTICIPATED IN THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUSIC FIESTA,JUNE IST,AT THE OYLMPIC STADIUM IN LOS ANGE- LES.THEY wILL CONTINUE TO WORK FOR EIGHT WEEKS DURING THE SUMMER. IN COOPERATION wITH THE HIGH SCHOOL BANDS OF NEW- PORT HARBOR, BREA OLINDA, AND GARDEN GROVE OUR MUSICIANS WILL PRACTICE AND GIVE CONCERTS IN THESE RESPECTIVE TOWNS, THE MEMBERS HAVE HAD NEw UNIFORMS THIS YEAR: WHITE TROUSERS, ORANGE AND BLACK SPORT JACKETS, AND ORANGE AND BLACK GENERAL PERSHING CAPS. THIS MUSIC GROUP HAS ADDED GENUINE SPIRIT TO THE SCHOOL AND IS NOW AN INSTITUTION WELL ORGANIZEO WITH OFFICERS AS FOLLOWS! PRESIDENT, PAUL mILLERg VICE PRESIDENT, BILL FETHER: SECRETARY,DORoTHY I URDY, FIRST Row: J. CASE D, LORENZEN, J. HICKS, S. MAYES, P. PARNEL , E. GRIMM D. HOFFMAN, P. SCHUTH, D FOLEY. SECOND Row: W. PULLEN, B. HARRIS P. BRUSH, J. MCCORMICK, H,SIG- NOR, D, HALL, D. MAPLE8, D. MURDY, A. KRATZ, MR. CROSBY, DIRECTOR. THIRD Row: L. HARRIS, J. FORRESTER, A. LOCKNER, B. WORTHY, R, KENNEDY, .C. PULLEN, P. MILLER, P HOLTON, FOURTH Row: W. FETHER, T. BENNETT, M. PHILLIPS, B. PRICH- ARD, B. ENOCH, O. JOHNSON. Sean! Qmfz4m4l'!E44 Egiffn 555' '28n W? 56 pamaqz I 4-936 5 ,,,w'.e 3451 . 397'-f 4 ,'r.' ,. ' r,5+ A QQ' 1 - 'if -3. ' Y - .4-,v2F'7'1fFg.f5l'f5'5'N' ' , 4 W. . 221 xv-N Q M ' r ff.- f' ..f ' ' -' P-.N 2: ' W Q vw- A - ' A-4 J . I 4 U ' N , I .i jf' 't'g '5 Y ROLES PLAYED BV THE HUNTINGTON BEACH HIGH SCHOOL THESPIANS IN HTHE SOw'S EARN wERE or TRULY CONTEST MATER lAL, THIS TRAGIC DRAMA, WRITTEN BY PATRICIA KERR, wAS CHOSEN BY MRS CONDON, DIRECTOR OF PLAYS, AS H B,'S ENTRY IN THE PASADENA TOURNAMENT OF ONE ACT PLAYS EVERYONE KNOWS THE OLD SAYING,nYOU CAN'T MAKE A SILK PURSE OUT OF A SOw'S EARN, BUT AUNT CALLIE WITH HER DOMINEERING SPIRIT PORTRAYS HERE A GENUINE BUT HEART-BREAKING PROOF OF THIS ADAGE, AUNT CALLIE SAYS, WEP EVER THERE wAS A SOw's EAR, lT'S ME. AN' MY HEN Y NOT TO SPEAK HARD OF THE DEAD WHAT CAN'T ANSWER BACK---HENRY WAS ANOTHER UN TAKE ONE SOw'S EAR -THAT'S ME- AN' ANOTHER --THAT'S HENRY AN GIT A SILK PUPSE THAT'S JOHNNIE, AN' ALL THE TIME WE BOTH US KNOWED THAT EIGGERS JEST WORK ONE WAY,ONE AN' ONE MAKES JEST A LITTLE MITE MORE Uv EXACTLY THE SAME THING! BUT AUNT CALLIE POURED ALL OF HER LOVE, HER MONEY,ANO HER DOMINANCE INTO HER STRUGGLE FOR A CAREER POR HER SON JOHNNIE, wHO FAILED TO REACH HER GOAL,BUT IN SPITE OF HER ACHIEVED A NORMAL, CONTENTED LIFE. FRANCES COOKERLY AB AUNT CALLIE, MANAGER OF A LAUNDRY, GAVE A REALISTIC, CON VINCING INTERPRETATION OF MOTHERHOOD, THWARTED IN ITS IN TEMPERATE AMBITION T0 FORCE A SON BEYOND HIS CAPACITY, FLORENCE MURRAY AS HER ASSISTANT wAS SINCERE AND HELPFUL, CLEO WAUGH, A NEGRO LAUNDRESS,FURNI8HED THE HUMOR BUT wAs TRULY SYMPATHETIC wITH THE TROUSLES OF OTHERS, AUGUST HAUPTMAN AS AUNT CALLlE'8 SON wAS DRAMATIC IN HIS SENSI- TIYENESS AND RESERVE WHEN FORCED TO REBEL AGAINST HIS MOTHER WISHES, PATRICIA SMITH, A WORKER IN THE LAUNDRY, GENUINELY INTERPRETED THE CHARACTER OF A WIFE ERUSTRATED BECAUSE FORBIDDEN TO REVEAL HER LOVE. BARSARA KOPPL A8 OWNER OF THE WESTRAY HALL HOSPITAL AND LADDIE LETSON AND GORDON SORK, HER TWO SONS, PHYSICIANS IN THE HOSPITAL, PLAYED GENUINE ROLES TO BUILD UP THE TRAGIC EMOTION OF THE ENTIRE PRODUCTION, THIS PRESENTATION wON GOOD RATING AT PASADENA PLAYHOUSE AND SINCERE APPRECIATION FROM SEV- ERAL LOCAL ORGANIzATIONS. U QA: fowl fm N 1 - -I' THE JUNIOR PLAY, ENTITLED NJUNE MAD,U SET A NEW HIGH IN COMEDY PRODUCTION. THE PLOT CENTERS AROUND THE PROD LEMS OF DR. AND MRS, WOOD, PLAYED BY GEORGE TYLER AND MARY GIFFORD, THE PUZZLED PARENTS OF AN ADOLESCENT DAUGH TER, PENNY, PLAYED BV DORIS HAGER, wHO IN TURN WANTS TO BE A DANCER, AN ACTOR, AND A WRITER NLIKE EDNA ST VINCENT MILLpY WHEN SHE GROWS UP SUT WHO IN THE MEANTIME ENJOYS THE GENUINE COMPANIONSHIP AND VEILED AFFECTION OF HER TEEN AGED NEIGHBOR BOY, CHUCK HARRIS, PLAYED BY OMAR PAx SON, OMAR AS CHUCK YOUTHFUL, AwKwARD, ALWAYS TRIPPING OvER FURNITURE HAS ONE GRAND PASSION, HIS GLIDER, SHIR LEY DAVIS, AS CHUCK'S SISTER IS IN LOVE wITH DICK CLAUS AS MERYYN, MRS, WOOD'S BROTHER DURING A COLLEGE HOLIDAY WERVYN BRINGS HOME HIS FRIEND, HANDSOME, WEALTHV ROGER VAN VLECK, PLAYED BY WALLACE PERRY ROGER FLIRTS WITH PENNY, wHO TAKES IT ALL SERIOUSLY, EVEN PLANNING TO MARRY HIM, THEN ROGER TURNS HIS ATTENTIONS TO JULIE, LEAVING MERVYN AND PENNY BOTH OILTED. PENNY RESORTS TO QUESTION ABLE,NlRTH PROvOKING ETHICS TO GET QI? Th TO BUY A BRIGHT RED SILK FORMAL WITH NO SHOULDER STRAPS, AWARE OF HER PARENTS' DISAPPROVAL BUT DESIROUS OF HOLDING ROGER, SHE APPEARS IN HER UNSUITABLE ATTIRE, ONLY TO BE LAUGHED AT EMEARRASSED AND HEARTBROKEN, SHE GOES TO HER ROOM CHANGE TO A SIMPLE FROCK, MEANWHILE CHUCK CAN'T BE FOUND HE HAS TAKEN OFF FROM CHALK BLUFF IN HIS GLIDER, FINALLY HE I8 BROUGHT IN, ExHAUSTED AND SLIGHTLY INSURED CTAYING UP FOUR AND HALF HOURS, HOwEvER, HE HAS BROKEN THE GLIDER RECORD THE PLAY ENDS HAPPILY WITH PENNY AND CHUCK SUDDENLY REALIZING THEIR AFFECTION, AND JUL E AND MERVYN A8 SWEETHEARTS AGAIN OTHER CHARACTERS wERE BAR SARA BRISTOL, THE COMICAL, LOVASLE MAID: AUGUST HAUPTMAN, THE CALLOW, HUMOROUS SERVANTQ EILEEN HOWARD,THE NEIGHBOR- HOOD PESTQ CLEO WAUGH AND BOS HEIL, A GAY COUPLE, U 44126 Ma! U 75 TAKING THE AUDIENCE INTO A PERIOD WHEN aTATELv GEN TLEMEN AND LOVELY LADIES DREssED IN FINEST ARRAY, TWENTY SIX BENIORS PRESENTEDNPRIDE AND PREJUDlCEn ON NDVEMEER 5 THIS PLAY WAS DIRECTED av MRs cONDON,THE PERIOD COSTUMES WERE DESIGNED av MISS ECKMAN AND MADE ev N.Y A. aIRLe UN DER HER DIRECTION THREE DIFFICULT STAGE SETS WERE BUILT sv THE STAQEDRAFT CLASS TAUGHT av MR, BRISCO, THE PLAY coNcENTRATEo ON MRS BENNET'8 DETERMINATION TO GET HER DAUDHTERE MARRIED. JANE, ELlZABETH,AND LvDIA wERE LIKELV LOOKING GIRLS IN AN UNLIKELY PERIOD, WHEN WOMAN'8 oNE CAREER WAS MATRIMONV, To BE A WIFE wAs succses. ANYTHING ELSE wAs FAILURE THE PROBLEM or THE PLOT IS THE DUEL BE TwEEN ELIZABETH AND HER 'PRIDE' AND DARCY AND HlBnPREJUD IOEN, FINALLY 'PRIDE AND PREJUDlCEn ARE coNQuERED LOVE, FRANCES COOKERLY PORTRAYED THE Fussv, HUSBAND SEEK IND MRS, BENNET, ROMATlC,8WEET JANE, CYNICAL, wIsE ELIZA BETH, AND WILD, FRIvoLous LvoIA,THE THREE DAUGHTERB, WERE PLAYED av FLORENCE MURRAY, BARBARA KOPPL AND PAULINE AP PLEBURY RESPECTIVELY. OTHER MAJOR PARTS WERE DICK CLAus, THE STUFFY, DISQRUNTLED MR BENNET, LADDIE LETsoN, THE PROUD, HAueHTv MR DARcv, JUANITA MARcom, THE GOS8lPY,SO cIETv-MINDED LADv LueAs JACQUELINE DEGUELLE, HER DAUGH TER CHARLOTTE, AND SCOTT HDERTNER, THE AMIAELE wELL-MAN MERED MR BINeLEv. OTHERS IN THE CAST WERE QOBERT LAM- BERT AS HILL THE e TLER, GoRDoN SoRx A8 PIOUS MR.c0LLlN8, A. K, WADE A8 MR. ICKHAM, BETTY PRIOR A8 MAGGIE, Lola HARDER AS MISS BINGLEY, PAULINE BIRDWELL A8 MRS. GARDNER, ARTHUR BERMUDEZ AB CAPTAIN DENNv, SHIRLEY MORSE AS LADY CATHERINE DE BOURGH, GEORGE HARRIS AB CoLoNEL Guv FITZ' WILLIAM, EILEEN BORGEBON AB MRS, LAKE, AND BILLIE KEETER- SON, PATRICIA SMITH, IRENE NORRELL, WILLIS FOGLER,AND Ro- BERT PISTOLE AS euEsTs. THIS DIrFIcuLT PLAY TRULY SET A NEW RECORD IN ITS COMBINATION or DRAMA, WIT, ROMANCE, AND BALANCE or CHARACTER. Q' 4,4252 mc! Me afcen 'A ul SEVENTEEN GIRLS, SUPERVISED Sv LCRRAINE MAULDIN, HAVE USHERED AT ALL SCHOOL FUNCTIONS THIS YEAR THEv ALSO SER ED AT THE P T A , OPERETTA, THE ROYAL NEIGHBORS' MUSICAL oMEDv THE LIONS CLUB MINSTREL SHOW, THE ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC ESTIVAL, AND THE MAY FESTIVAL A NUMBER OF THE GIRLS UNDER MISS ECxMAN'S SUPERVISION MADE AS uSHERS'coS TUMES SIXTEEN WHITE SATIN GAUCHO BLOUSEB THE STAGECRAFT eovs ALSO RECEIVED WHITE, COAT LIKE UNIECRMS, LETTERED ON THE BACK wITH THE WORDS 'STAGE CREWY THESE UNIFORMS,NEAT AND BUSINESS LIKE, HAVE CONTRIBUTED ORGANIZATION IN THE CLASS UNDER BRISCO, THE CREw woN GRATITUDE FROM STAGE THIS YEAR, THE SETTINGS FOR WERE MOST DIFFICULT. THE SHIETING TO A BETTER SENSE or THE DIRECTION or MR. ALL PERECRMERS ON THE nPRlDE AND PREJUDICEN or So MUCH SCENERY PRESENTED A DIFFICULT PROBLEM FOR THE Sovs. THE SET PCR UJDNE MADQ THOUGH CoMPARATIvELv SIMPLE, wAS IN TECHNICAL PERFECTICN THE HIGH POINT OF THE VEAR. A NEW SET or FLAT8, COMPLETE WITH DOORS AND wINDowS, AUTHORIZED Sv THE BOARD T0 REPLACE OLD SCENERY, HAS BEEN BUILT Sv THE SHCP Sovs AND THE STAGE CREW. THE PLAN IS TO CONST- RuCT SPECIAL EFFECTS, SUCH A8 ARCHES, 8TAl AND ALSO TO REPAINT THE SET FOR EACH PLAY, BUILT A NEw SET or SAND PLATFORMS FOR THE Rov WATTS AND WILLIS FCGLER, ELECTRICIANS, THE LIGHTING AT ALL PERFCRMANCES. DIMMERS BTALLED ON THE HOUSE-LIGHTING CIRCUITS, RS AND WINDOWS, +HE CREW ALSC MAY FESTIVAL. HAVE CARED EDR HAVE BEEN IN- BOTH or THESE GROUPS HAVE HAD A LARGE SHARE IN MAKING ALL STAGE PRE- SENTATIONS SUCCESSFUL. FIRST Row: S MAYE8, L. SHINPAUGH, K WASHBURN, A. EVANS, I7' 'T' rc: lT'Ti D. BURNS, M. QUFF T KATo, B, BRIBCO: A. COLEMAN, P NEH- ToN SECOND Row: W. WOODRUFF L. CLINE, V,POPNOE, R,ADAMS, J. WOODS, B KESTERSCN, R fELl0N, R, WATTS, M WHITSON, J, GEE, L, PIARDER, THIRD Row: W. FCGLER, D, I-TAGER, J. WASHSURN, M. YOST B, KERR, P. HEATH, G, FOSTER, W. FRANK- LIN, L. MAULDIN, 6, KRATZ, B. J. BRISCC. 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'Q THE FLYING FORTRESS,THE LARGEST MILITARY PLANE SUILT, IS HEAVILY ARMED AND PRACTICALLY IMPREGNABLE H B SQUADRON OF FLYING FORTRESSES wENT THROUGH A TOUGH SEASON THIS YEAR, AND THOUGH THEY EOUGHT HARD, wERE OEEEATEO ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS THE VARSITY MADE A PERFECT HTAKE OPEN THIS '59 SEASON BV SUSDUING BONITA I9 I5 THE DUEL WAS FEATURED BY DEA CACEJ CAMPBELL'S PERSISTENT PASS SNAGGING ALONG WITH OO CAPTAINQROUGH HOUSE,ORMSBY'S SPINE CURDLING TACKLING IN OUR SECOND GAME THE BOYS KEPT UP THAT OLD WINNING SPIRIT BY SMASHING LONG BEACH WILSON JUNIOR VAR SITY 59 0 IN A WILD AND EXCITING GAME THE HOME TEAM BOYS SEEMEO TO SCORE AT WILL, LED BY CLAYTON MURDY,WHO SMASHED THE NCUSSN ALL OVER THE FIELD, MURDY'S GOOD, CONSISTENT PLAYING WAS A GREAT ASSET TO THE TEAM DURING THE REST OF THE SEASON THE OILERS NEXT PLAYED JORDAN AND IN A TOUGH GAME wERE OEEEATED I9 6 STILL UNDAUNTED, THEY CAME BACK AND IN THE FOURTH GAME OF THE SEASON wHIPRED THE ORANGE PANTHERS 6 0 THE VARSITY PROVED A GREAT DEFENSIVE TEAM IN THIS GAME BY NOT ALLOwING THE ORANGE HUSKIES TO GET IN INSIDE H B 'S 25 YARD LINE HAMPERED BY INJURIES AND IN ELIGISILITIES THE SQUAD TRIED HARD BUT LOST THE LAST FOUR GAMES. EGAROLESS OF THIS SHOWING SEVERAL MEMBERS HAVE BEEN HONORED BY BEING SELECTED EOR POSITIONS ON THE ALL LEAGUE TEAM THEY wERE DEA CAMPBELL, 2NO STRING END CO-CAPTAIN ROY ORMSBY, 2ND STRING TAOKLE, BOS TUOKER, 5RD STRING GUARD, AND CLAYTON MURDY, 5RD STRING FULLSACK, FIRST Row R JOHNSON, D CAMPBELL, P PLANOHON, B GRAND.. av. SECOND Row J DRUxMAN H R H 0 SON, L WELLS, COACH REBOIN, Migsfsf J 025151, JTETRO R w J FADLER, R PAxsoN, g0RGE80N, R ADAMS, 8 Won- IQIIT: RSIMETANSI R FE'-IW 'I +M- LLEN IRK TRETTIN, J RANNEY, V ROAS. pnmcx' RAFFERTY' E .. -I' - - ., . . Q . - LSR, J. Nic!-IBISS: BI. TUCKER, R. GIFFORB, L. ALLEN, R, Omg.. 0 I I. ' .' A, ' 5 ', ' i ' f o ' ' - - -will 1 'izemf QGZZZMAZ4 2 ILL! - THE BOMBER IS A SLEEK, DANGEROUS INSTRUMENT OF wAR AND IN BATTLE IS POSQESSED WITH THE ABILITY TO SHATTER ENEMY DEFENSE WITH A RAIN OF SOMSS THE HOILER BABESn, OUR BOMSERS,SHOwERED THEIR OPPONENTS WITH A RAIN OF PASS ES AND SMASHED THROUGH THEIR DEFENSE TO COME HOME AS AN OTHER ALL STAR GRID TEAM THE HBABESH WITH GOOD DEFENSE AND TRICKY OFFENSE WERE ABLE TO COP SECOND PLACE IN THE SUNSET LEAGUE STANDINGS, COACH MINERIS SOYS FINISHED THE YEAR WITH A SEASON AVERAGE OF 777, OR SEVEN WING AND TWO BABESU, THIS AVERAGE IS VERY GOOD, THE TWO GAMES LOST BY THE HBEESN WERE TO JORDAN HIGH, I939 SUNSET LEAGUE CHAM PIONS AND TO WOODROW WILQON, FOOTPILL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS THE W EESH,A LITTLE OUT OF STRIDE,LOST TO JORDAN 27 TO 0 wHIOH OUSTED THEM FROM THE LEAGUE PENNANT RACE THEY SHOWED THEIR BEST FORM AGAINST A STPONu FULLERTON TEAM, WHICH THEY CONQUERED 7 T0 6 CAPTAIN RYAN, WITH THE AID OF JAMES ABE AND WESLEY PEARSON, FORMED A NUOLEUS FOR A STRONG FORWARD WALL WHICH VIRTUALLY STOPPED ANYTHING THAT WAS THROWN AGAINST IT TAIN HTADH KATO, wHo THE WHOLE SEASON, AND HIS PASSES THE LINE Lows ENDS, RAFFERTY GUARDS,SCHENFIELD AND FIELD wAS OOMPOSED OF THE BACKFIELD HAD HARD-RUNNING CAP AVERAGED ABOUT FIVE YARDS A TRY FOR HERB DAY,wHo COMPLETED ABOUT 14076 OF UP FOR THE OILER nBEESn wAS AS FOL AND PERRY,TAOKLES,RYAN AND CALHOUN PEARSON, AND cENTEP,ASE. THE BACK QUARTERBACK, DAY HALVES,MUSOLF AND CLEMENS AND FULLBACK, KATO. FRONT Row- MANSON zONDO, SCHENFIELD, Y SOLF, PERRYQTHIRD Row' NRAD, MIKAWA, SECOND Row WOOD, L , KATO, RYAN, RAFFERTY, cLEMEN8, ROSERGE, REDLINE, ABE, STINBON, CORMIOR, PENHALL, STEvENs,ITO, 0DA,HELM, MATSUMOTO. FOURTH Row: 0vERMvER HOU8ER,MAPLE8, TAMURAgCOPELAND,DOLEN, PIER SON, SHEAR,DEgUSK,cALHOUN,MlTCHELL, MlXER.FlFTH Row- BELL, APPLEBURY SLATE, STQICKLIN, COACH MINER, LERNO, KNOELLER, BURDIOK, ANAMACHI, MAPLES, BGMZP44 Z. 5 1' r A ' I f fl . I I O . L . LOSSES. CONSIDERING THE COMPETITION FAOED BY THE HOILER 6 I- I o 9 I O D ' ' Q I O I . L I ' I g Q ' E I- DA Mu- . MO- O c VI' Q, 4 Q5 in E1-'i THE MESSERSOHMITT IS OF VITAL IMPORTANCE T0 GERMANY'S DEFENSE PROGRAM JUST AS THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM IS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO OUR ATHLETIC PROGRAM HIGH SPEED AND REMARKASLE SKILL IN DEFENSE PLACES THIS SLEEK PLANE AMONG THE wORLD'S SEST IN THE MILITARY CLASS LIKE THE MESSER SCHMITTS OUR SQUAD WERE HIGHLY EFFICIENT FInHTERS THE VAR SITY STARTED THE SEASON BY GETTING INTO THE SENI FINALS OF THE LAVERNE TOURNAMENT BUT LOST A HARD FOUGHT GANE TO WHITTIER BY ONE POlNT,5 35 THE OILERS PLACED EARL HREDH TRETTIN AND HPETEH PLANCHON ON THE ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM BY THE TIME THE LEAGUE STARTED, THE TEAM WAS HANDICAPPED BY INJURIES AND ALSO LOST THE SERvIOES OF A THREE YEAR LET TERMAN, Boa GIFFORD AS A RESULT THE VARSITY HAD A BAD LEA GUE START, LOSING THE FIRST GAME TO JORDAN 32-27 THE A TEAM ALSO LOST TO ORANGE, THE FINAL LEAGUE CHAMPS, 33 20, AND TO NEWPORT 32 2I THE OILERS PLAYED THEIR SEST GAMES IN LEAGUE coMPETITIoN. THEY SEAT EXCELSIOR 3I-27, ANAHEIM u9-3I, AND FULLERTON 3h-23,wINNING THIRD IN THE FINAL LEA- GUE STANDINGS THE SQUAD DISPLAYED THEIR SEST FORM OF THE YEAR IN WINNING THE CONSOLATION DIVISION OF THE HUNTINGTON BEACH INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. IN SEATING HEMET 36-35 IN THE FINALS THEY SHOWED THE SPIRIT AND FIRE OF A CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM, REGULAR PERFORMERS WERE: GIFFORD AND WARREN, FORWARDS: HOVT, CENTER: TRETTIN AND PLANCHON, GUARDS, FIRST Row: E TRETTIN, E. WARREN, L. ALLEN, R. HOYT, R PLANCHON, B. GIFFORD, SEOOND Row: J. EOKDERG, J. HUF- TILE, P. EDKGERG, D. CAMP8ELL,MGR,, A. HAUPTMAN, R, ORM8- ev, MR. MINER, COACH, lMmew:hmIZ 4 LIKE A SHOOTING FLAME THE SPITFIRE DIVES THROUGH THE suv. THE SPITFIRES AT H B HIGH ARE THE cLAss 'B' BASKET BALLER8,SHO0TlN0 THEIR LIGHTNING LIKE EULLETG IN THE ANA HEIM TGURNAM NT, THE 'B's' REACHED THE FINAL ROUND IN THE CONSOLATION IVIBION OF DEc, I AFTER A HARD-FOUGHT AIR IAL ATTACK ev REU Noo,THEv WERE DOWNED sv THE NARRow MAR GIN OF I8 TO 29 PENING THE LEAGUE AT LoNG BEACH JORDAN ON JAN l2,THE BATTLING EEEG PLAYED LIKE TRUE 'SPlTFlRES,' AFTER A NIP AND Tucx GAME HEY FINALLY CAME oUT vIcToRs av A LATE SCORE MADE av C LEMEN8, GGNQUERING THE JORDAN PANTHERG Zh T0 Zl. AT THE NEXT LEAGUE GAME ON JAN,26 THE H B HQGFGTER DOWNED ORANGE ev A SCORE OF lk TO I0 IN THEIR NEXT VICTORY THE BEEG MET EXCELSIOR AND FILED UP A LARGER SCORE vET, h8 TO I0 ADDING STILL ANOTHER VICTORY T0 THEIR TROPHIES, THEY WON THEIR FOURTH GTRAIGHT LEAGUE GAME FRoM ANAHEIM av Il T0 I9 THEIR LUCK HAD BEEN LONG ANU MIGHTY, BUT AT LAST THEY MET DEFEAT AT THE HANDS OF 'THE SAILORSW FROM NEWPORT HI ON THE 'TARQM COURT AND THEREBY LOST THE CHAMPIONSHIP, THE LAST GAME or THE sEA soN WAS WITH THE FULLERTON 'INDIANGE MEETING DEFEAT ONCE IN THE LEAGUE MADE TH BEES ALL THE STRONGER, FGR THEY EEAT THE 'INDIANS' 3 TO 2 0 COPELAND, A TRANSFER FRoM OHlO,PROVED T0 BE ONE OF THE MOST SENBATIONAL PLAY ERE IN THE LEAGUE, AVERAGING FGURTEEN POINTS A GAME THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. THE REGULAR STARTER8 WERE D COPE CENTERSQ B WELLS, C LEMEN8, GUARGG, THE eovs LOBT T0 THE SQUAG BY GRADUATION ARE W FOGLER AND H DAY. THE VARSITY OF NEXT YEAR WILL BE MOSTLY MAoE UP OF THIS YEAdb 'B' TEAM, BUT THE C's COMING UP PROMISE Gooo MATERIAL FOR THE B's IN l,l0 II H DAY, N WORTHY L MITGHELL, B CGRLIN, K SECOND Row. D OETSCH, C SCOTT R LEN, E TRETTIN, M PHILLIPS. THIRD How' oAcH SHEUE, J ADLER, R BORGEBON, W FOGLER. FIRST Row: MATSUMOTOQ H CALHOUN Sled! ma VIP 5 , - .8 ' - -n .5 E 0, , LAND, W. FGGLER, H,DAY6 FORWARDS: L. MITCHELL, N. WGRTHVT I 0. .6 0 . s .Q 0 K 1 If 's 'll' 'Wd f' al in a THE G55 BEE SPEEDSTER IS A SMALL, STUBBV PLANE, AMA zINGLv TRIcKv TO HANDLE IT IS NOTED RRINcIRALLv FOR ITS SPEED OUR CEE BASKETBALL PLAYERS WITH THEIR AGILE MovE MENTS AND CLEVER RUSEB RIGHTLv DESERvE THE TITLE or GEE BEE8 FDR THROUGH THEIR SKILLFUL FIGHTING OUR NCEESWWERE ABLE TO WALK AWAY WITH THE SUNSET LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR I959 THEY wENT THROUGH THE SCHEDULE or LEAGUE GAMES WITH FIVE WINS AND N0 LOSSES AL REBDIN, wHD HAS COACHED FIVE CHAMPIONSHIP C AND D TEAMS IN EDUR YEARS, WORKED HIS Bova THROUGH A LONG PRACTICE SCHEDULE AND FINALLY UP T0 THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, PACED BY HIGH SCORING JACK CONRAD AND CLOSE GUARDING JACK Wooo, THE CEE8 SMEARED ALL com PETITION SET BEFORE THEM HOWEVER, THE BATTLE wAS KEEN, FOR THEY PLAYED AGAINST TOUGH TEAMS AND DEEEATED ALL or THEM, THE DRRDSING TEAMS CONQUERED wERE AS FOLLOWS HUNT INGTON BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHO0L,THE WCEE'HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS or TUSTIN WOODROW WILSON, ORANGE, EXCELSIOR, NEwRoRT, ANAHEIM ULLERTON,JORDAN AT LDNG BEAcH,AND JULIA LATHRDP JUNIOR IGH AT SANTA ANA THE 'CEE'S' BEST GAME wAS WITH EXCELSIOR,A HARD-FOUGHT ONE IN WHICH THEY FINALLY EMERGED VICTORIOUS 22-20. THE STARTING LINE-UR wAS CONRAD AND HARRIS, EoRwARDS:KNoELLER,cENTERgWooDS AND TAMURA,GUARDS. FIRST Row' J CONRAD J. Wooo L HARRIS M T MURA SEC- oND Row: B. Qwl P: K ' R, ' ' Ap ' THIRD Row: MR.FEEBoIN,N8gAgST'M. UsggS3gDDt'5GR:ERPo'NT' ire Eze 5 zec4IZ2u '. ' 3 , in 21 A Q ,S ,S ff, .. I I E - ' 1 I 1 A .I . E ' - - rg- 5 . F . W W Y E 1 ,. 1 u 5. V C E - .Q H g . f 1? 76m THE FLYING FLEA, BEING oNE or THE SMALLEST AIRPLANES BUILT, IS ACTUALLY ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES.ALTHOUGH THE MIDGET IN THE AIRPLANE FAMlLY,IT IS WELL ABLE TO HOLD ITS OWN IN COMPETITION, THE WDW HQORSTERS, FLYING FLEAS or HUNTINGTON HIGH, DESERVED THIS PARTICULAR TlTLE,BElNG oUR SMALLEST UNIT IN ATHLETIC COMPETITION AND WELL ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES, THE ND'SW wEREN'T QUITE LUCKY ENOUGH TO GRASP THE SUNSET LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP THIS YEAR, BUT BY THEIR SKILL olo wIN our OF 5 LEAGUE ENCGUNTERS AND TIED EGR SECOND PLACE. T IS ABMITTEB BY ALL THAT WITHOUT THE LOSS THEIR THREE STAR PLAYERS'-'JACK CONRAD, LEROY HARRIS, AND MIKE TAMURA'--TO THE WC'sU, THE WINNING or THE LEAGUE TITLE WOULD HAVE BEEN UNQUESTlONED,lN SPITE or THIS LOSS THE SQUAD wAS STRONG ENoUGH TO COME THROUGH WITH A GOOD RECORD, THE HD'SH SHowEo THEIR ROTENTIALITY AS A Top-NoTcH,HIGH-scoRING TEAM WHEN THEv swAMREo ORANGE I7-U. THE SCORING wAS LED ALL SEASON LONG BY oIMINUTIvE URABBITH STANSBURY AND DICK COPELAND, THE TEAM wAs coM- RGSED or EoRwARos, STANSBURY AND Wooosg CENTER, COPELAND: AND GUARDS, TASHIMA AND BECK, FIRST Row: Q. Wooos J. W L HA M. Row: L. STANSBURYQ p.KNOEEEga, J.CoS:Ag: R,Te:3gSalSE?ov? TASHIMA. THIRD Row: R, COPELAND, E. GUILD, B, Swgrv E PIERPOINT, H, NEIBHI. ' ' r- Tx SLA- U J t THE NAVY FIGHTER IS ONE OF THE FASTEST AND TRIOKIEST PLANES IN THE NAVAL AIR SERVICE, OUR HNAVY FIGHTERSu,THE VARSITY WATER POLO TEAM, SHOWED SIMILAR BATTLE ANTIOS BY STARTING THE SEASON wITH A 5 TO 2 VICTORY OVER THE ALUMNI TEAM, THEY TOPPED THIS wITH WINS OF I0 TO 6 OvER BAKERS- FIELD AND 7 TO 3 OVER WHITTIER, AFTER A HARD BUT LOBING GAME THE VARSITY wAS DEFEATED u TO I2 BY FULLERTON,SOUTH- ERN CALIFORNIA CHAMPIONS, STILL LIOKING THEIR WOUNDS,THEY ENGAGED lNGLEwoOD,BUT WERE BEATEN IN THE LAST MINUTE 6 TO 8, THE TEAM THEN REOOVERED ITS STRIDE BV TAKING HUNTING- TON PARK IN A FURIOUSNDOG FIGHTYPLAYING Two OVERTIME PER- IODS TO A 7 T0 6 SOORE, FLYING HIGHER, THEY TANGLED WITH L. A. HIGH, LEADING OONTENDER FOR LEAGUE TITLE, AND SENT THEM DOwN T0 A WATERY GRAVE WITH A WIN OF 6-u, THE VAR- SITY CONCLUDED THEIR SEASON Sv TYING FOR SECOND PLACE IN THEIR OwN LEAGUE AND WINNING THIRD PLACE IN THE SOUTHERN CALlFORNlA WATER POLO CHAMPIONSHIPS. ADDITIONAL HONORS wENT T0 CAPTAIN ART BERMUDEZ, wHO IN HIS FOURTH VARSITY YEAR OF WATER POLO WAS FOR THE SECOND TIME A MEMBER OF THE ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TEAM, RALEIGH MUSOLF AND BOB KNISLEY MADE SECOND STRING OF THE ALL STAR TEAM. UNDOUBT- EDLY THE TEAM WILL BE STRONG NEXT YEAR, AS FIVE LETTERMEN ---BOB KNISLEY, RALEIGH MUSOLF, BOB TUOKER, JACK GRAY AND DEAN HUGUENIN---ARE RETURNING, PROSPECTS FROM THE WR'SN ARE BILL JANES, MARVIN RENFRO, SCOTT BRALEY, AND ROBERT ROSS,EXCELLENT PERFORMANCES WERE GIVEN BY JAMES DEGUELLE, STAR GUARD, AND ART BERMUDEZ, SPRINT AND HIGH POINT MAN, BOTH IN THEIR LAST YEAR FOR HUNTINGTON HIGH, EDELLIOTT HAS COACHED THE TEAM FROM ITS BEGINNING FOUR YEARS AGO TO ITS PRESENT LEADING POSITION IN WATER POLO STANDINGS, THIS YEAR THE STUDENTS RESPONDED WELL T0 WATER POLO, WITH 75 BOYS COMING OUT FOR THE SPORT AND WITH A LARGE ATTEND- ANOE OF ENTHUSIASTIO ROOSTERS AT ALL THE GAMES, FIRST Row: D NUTT, J. GRAY, R. MUBOLF, A. BERMUDEZ, B, KNISLEY, J. DEGUELLE, B. TUCKER, SECOND Row' R, HOYT, H, ROSE, MR. ED ELLIOTT, OOAOH, R. LAMBERT, J. DRUXMAN, Neva 9454 award' 5 17331555 LIKE A BULLET SKIMMING OVER THE WATER THE SURERMARINE SPEEDS HIGH OVER THE FOAM FLEGKED WAVES,lT SPIRALS GRACE FULLY DOWN AGAlN,ZOOMlNn AND TvISTING AND FISH TAILING AS IT GOES THROUGH INTRICATE ACROBATICS THE WATER BOILED AND FDAMED IN LIKE MANNER AS H E 'S SUPERMARINES, THE 'H WATER POLO TEAM, TOOK OFF AND FDDGHT BAKERSFIELD TO A M 3 STANDSTILL, BUT IN TURN wERE SDNK SY FULLERTON TO A SCORE o 5 TO u STILL PLAYING AGAINST A STRONG FDRGE, THEY ELASTED ALL RREDIGTIDNS AND SWAMPED INGLEWOOD u I FRESH ON THE TAIL OF THEIR INGLEwooD VICTORY, THEY FLEW OFF AND LEFT HUNTINGTON PARK SITTING IN THE wATER ON THE BAD END OF A 7 3 SCORE, THEY SKINNED TO THE FINISH OR THEIR SEA SON WITH A CLOSE 7 TO 6 WIN ovER L A. HIGH AND GINGHED SECOND PLACE IN THEIR owN LEAGUE, MOST OF THE WB'sW WILL MOVE INTO VARSITY COMPETITION, THE ADDING OF CAPTAIN BILL JANES, MARVIN RENFRO,AND SCOTT BRALEY TO THE VARSITY wILL BE A BLOW TO THE UB'Sn BUT wITH PROSPECTS FROM THE NEWLY- FORMED UC'SH CAPTAINED BY CLYDE WHITTINGTDN AND ASSISTED BY HARRY HIBLER, LEWIS Ross, DON HAYLEY, RAY FELION AND AUSREY MONTGOMERY,THE BLOW wILL BE SDFTENED DDNSIDERASLY. THE WC'sU SAW THEIR FIRST YEAR OF COMPETITION,BUT REGARD- LESS OF THEIR INExPERIENcE wERE ABLE TC WIN TWO ouT OF SIX GAMES AGAINST VETERAN TEAMS. FURST Row: M- SHIMEFH MGR., J.FELION, J.CocxRELL, M.KAw- AGUCHI, C. WHITTINGTON, C. HUSTON L. Ross, H. HIBLER, D, KERR. SEcoNo Row: J. BURKHART 6. WILLEY, C. LAWSON, D, HALEY, D, HUGUENIN, M. RENFRO, Q,BRALEY, R.Ross, B,JANE8, THIRD Row: J OVERMYER, H. CORY R. Ross, B NIcHoLsoN. MR, ELLIOTT, COACH, R. WALKER, 5. MITCHELL, C. YouNG, fzmaukzea E.. Rims? 2335 ONE OF THE NEWER GTRATDGFHERE PLANES SOON TO BE A DDMMERGIAL TRANSPORT IS THE STRATOLINER. STREAMLINED TO THE NTH DEGREE, IT ATTAINS EXCEPTIONAL vELocITv. H.B.'e STRATOLINERS, THE VARSITY TRACK TEAM, ALSO THIS YEAR AT- TRACTED NATIONAL ATTENTION. THE A's PLACED THIRD IN THE ANNUAL SOUTHERN COUNTIES TRACK MEET HELD AT H.B.,wITH ED- DIE MORRIS FIRST IN THE IOO AND 220 AND CLABOTS, SHEAR, AND STANGELAND FILING up FDINTG. IN THE CHAFFEY INVITA- TIONAL MEET THE VARSITY AGAIN PLACED THIRD, wITH MORRIS BREAKING THE 220 AT 2l.l AND TYING THE l00 vo RECORD AT 0.9, AND CLABOTS AND STANGELAND AGAIN SCORlNG.AT THE BREA QELAY HUNTINGTON BEACH'8 MILE RELAY TEAM BROKE THE OLD REDDRD, RUNNING 5:30.5. THIS TEAM WAS MADE up OF CLABOTS, PERRY, GRASER, AND MORRIS,WHO wAs DLDDHED AT n8.7 FDR HIS LAP. THIG GAVE THE OILERS ANOTHER THIRD WITH I8 POINTS, EDDIE MORRIS, STAR TRACK MAN, HAS TIED THE l00 vo. DASH RECORD FDR SOUTHERN COUNTIES AT 9.7, LOWERED HIS owN 220 RECORD FROM 2I.5 TO 2l.l, AND UNOFFICIALLY BROKEN THE wORLD'8 INTERSCHOLASTIC RECORD FDR THE 220 AT 20.5, ONE- TENTH SECOND BETTER THAN JESSE OWEN'8 WORLD'8 RECORD, THE BEST RECORDS OF THE YEAR WERE AS FOLLOWS! MORRIS---9.5, 20.6, AND u9.u FOR THE SFRINTGI PERRY---2:8.6 FDR THE HALF-MILE: ALARCON 5:8.9 FOR THE MILE: NICHOLS AND Ecu- BERG---I6.8 FOR THE HIGH HuRDLEsgWHITE---27.5 FOR THE Low HURDEESQ MUNEMITSU-'-l3'3' FDR THE BROAD JUMP: SHEAR--- 5'l05n FDR THE HIGH JuMFgSTANGELAND---62'I' FDR THE POLE' VAULT. REMAINING ARE THE SOUTHERN AL. AND THE STATE TRACK MEETS, BOTH OF WHICH, IF ouR aovs ARE LUCKY, WILL FALL T0 HUNTINGTON HIGH STRATOLINERS, . . D J, C G G J. GRAGER R. ADAMS g'RI?IgEE2-L'QI:I,JB. Iilgg-Eswf, R, gag:-QTPEREY: W.PERRv. gECOND Row! C6ACH SHEUE J.STANGELAND, R. CLABOTS, J. NICHOLS, J. EK- BERG, J. MCGAUGH, S. GRATE, E. MORRIS, L. CDWLINGI MGR' ,flfzalfi i-Loca I NW' Jw -ev III V , ' 0 'Q J ' U. va ' ' . . 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VI 5' ' Q I I , - 9 IND sv O I Q I I s S 0 l G I 1 o l I Q ' G I . , c :V , A G U 1 - L35 z ,fi I V I ' 5 I fe ,gi ,ig , SWE SE H686 :THE IN THE GRUELING RACE FROM LoNDoN TO MELBOURNE, THE TYPHOON, A TWIN-MOTORED MECHANICAL TORNADO PRovED ITSELF or vAsTLv SUPERIOR DESIGN AND PEREDRMANGE, EoR IN THIS RAcE THE TYPHOON WAS ABLE T0 SET A RECORD FOR ENDURANCE, RELIABILITY, AND SPEED THAT I8 STILL UNTOUCHED THE OILER BEE TEAM HAD THE SEST RECORD or THE TRACK TEAMS IN ALL THREE DIVISIONSR THEY woN FIVE LEAGUE MEETS AND LOST ONLY ONE, THE Busv BEEBW LOST THEIR ONLY LEAGUE MEET T0 THE CLASSY SQUAD FROM JORDAN HIGH av THE SCORE or 55 U2 THE OILERS GOT REVENGE or THE PANTHER MIDDLEWEIGHTS IN THE BIG NSET LEAGUE AL EET AT H NTINGTON, SEATING THEM h E A T T MIDDL EIGHTS WHIPPED FULLERTON 59 3 NEWPORT 65 I 5 29 2 5, A D ALSO EXCELSIOR, ANAHEIM, AND ORANGE. THE H B TYPHOON8 woN THE SUNSET LEAG E NovIcE MEET AT ANAHEIM, FEB 28 IN THIS MEET KATO AND LARCON SoTH SET NEW RECORDS' KATD IN THE SHDTPUT WITH A HEAVE OF h3'3n AND ALARCON IN THE i320 YARD WITH A TIME or 5 35pCON8lDERABLY UNDER THE OLD TIME. WHITE ALSO SET A NEw RECORD IN THE I20 Low HURDLE8 WITH A TIME or I3 IN THE SUNSET LEAGUE MEET MAv lg JAMES ABE SET A NEW UNSET LEAGUE RECORD IN THE I00 YARD DASH or I0 I NUTT ALSO HUNG UP A NEW LEAGUE STANDARD or II'6' IN THE POLE VAULT, AND KATO WON THE SHOT PUT WITH THE DIS TANCE or h6'6N THE OILERS HAVE QUALIFIED MANY aove FOR THE DISTRIGT MEET AND HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF WINNING IT. FIRST Row P BUHRLAGE D GONZALES, T ARITA, T WARD, L Wooos, W TINSLEY, D QECKHAM, L MENDOZA, R PLANcHoN, MGR. SECOND Row' L HAHN, B BISCAILUZ, S MUNEMITSU, D NUTT, W FDGLER, A STEVENS, E SHEAR M TURNER, J ABE, H AL ARCON. THIRD Row. T. KATo, R. WHITE, A. LERNO, B. DE UBK, V. HOUSER, C. MGRRIS, R. RAEEERTv, B CGPLIN, H. CALHOUN, J. MILLER, M. SCHENFIELD, I. DAVIS, C. BOLES, R. MDGRE. 7 oem 854.- of 1? ?5I?E61S' THE WASP MODEL AIRPLANES ARE SMALL AND BUILT PCR SPEED, THEY ARE PLENTIPUL AND vERY EFFICIENT IN wAR S wAS oUR C TRACK TEAM, SMALL AND SPEEDY,WlTH PLENTY or RE SERVE POWER. THESE FIGHTING HMIDGETSHWON THREE MEETS AND LOST THREE IN LEAGUE CCMPETITICN THEY LOST LEAGUE MEETS TO FULLERTON M0 35, TO NEWPORT R82 284, AND TO EXCELSIOR, THEY WON MEETS FROM JORDAN ua 29 AND FROM ORANGE AND ANA HEIM, THE HCEESH HAD ONE SCHOOL RECORD EQUALED av TWO BOYS AND ONE NEW RECORD SET THIS YEAR CONRAD AND FOR RESTER BOTH EQUALED THE SCHOOL RECORD FOR THE 50 YARD DASH BV TRAIPSING THE DISTANCE IN THE SPEED TIME or 5 8 SECONDS CEDRO RUVALCAVA SRCKE THE OLD 660 RECORD AND PUT UP A NEw RECORD TIME PCR FUTURE STARS TO SHOOT AT COVERED THE 660 YARDQ IN THE REMARKASLE TIME or I BI U YEAR WITH RUVALCAVA IN THE IOC AND 660 AND THE RELAY,FoR RESTEP AND CONRAD IN THE 50 AND THE RELAY, MIKE TAMURA IN THE SHOT PUT,AND JACK WOOD IN THE POLE vAULT HENRY ALAR CON wAS PUSHINS RUVALCAVA ALL YEAR IN THE 660 AND BROKE HIS OWN RECORD A COUPLE or TINES SENDING ALL or THESE BOYS UP TO THE BEES AND VARSITY NEXT YEAR, CCACH SHEUE SHCULD HAVE ANOTHER FINE TEAM, FIRST Row: M WATSON, MSR., B MCGILL, J CONRAD, R MAN gon, L HARRIS, M KAUSEN, J RE D, F SMITH, G WADA H Fox, Y TASI-IIMA, Y SADAKANE, J LANCY, MGR, SECOND How J MATSUDA, C RUVALCAVA, P USHARD, J ORRESTER, N YDUNC, P KNOLLER, L CLINE, J Wooos, N BASIL, M TAMURA, G ITC, L STANBBARY, QA. . o V O ' , HE THE OILERS HAD MANY FINE ATHLETES ON THE CEE SQUAD Tala , D o o ' , 4 0 6 0 0 0 O C U ' P ' . Q I O - , , a C u Q I ' L, 'Lis -U THE HELL DIVER, LIVING UP TO ITS NAME, PROVES TO ONE OF THE FASTEST PLANES IN THE NAVY OUR HELL DIVERS THE GLASS HBH AND WCW SWIMMING TEAMS, THEY STARTED WITH A QUICK START AT THE OPENING OF THE SEASON APRIL Sv MEETING WHITTIER IN THE LOCAL POOL WITH THE EE'S WIN NING ua TO 2h AND THE CEE'S WINNING 29 TO I0 IN TH S MEET RALEIGH MUSOLF SET A NEW SCHOOL RECORD IN THE 50 YD DASH IN 26 6 SEO AND THE 220 YD F EE STYLE IN 2 59 7 NEw SCHOOL RECORD wAS SET IN THE FOUR-MAN RELAY IN 2 ul 9 SET Sv R ROSS, S BRALEY, M RENFRO AND R MUSOLF HE FOLLOWING WEEK ON APRIL I9 THE HELL DIVERS MET REDONDO IN THE HUNTINGTON HIGH POOL AND DEEEATED THE SEA HAWKS 32 T0 Zl, WHILE THE CEE'S LOST Zh TO I5 AFTER PUTTING UP A GAL LANT FIGHT, ON APRIL 25 OUR TEAMS MET HUNTINGTON PARK IN THE SPARTANS' POOL THE BEE'S, LIVING UP T0 THEIR NAME HELL DIvERS', wON THE MEET no TO 55 WITH R ROSS SETTING A NEW SCHOOL RECORD IN THE IOO YD DASH IN I Ol THE CEE'B PUT UP ANOTHER GALLANT FIPHT BUT LOST 25 TO IU TO HUNT INGTON PARK THE NB' AND WCW BOYS ARE PLANNING T0 ENTER THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAMPIONSHIP MEET WITH THE HOPES OF PLAGING A FEW aovs LAST YEAR BOTH THE BN AND 'C ARE OFF AGAINST STRONGER COMPETITION THE OUTSTANDING SWIMMERS ON THE CLASS HBH TEAM ARE R ROSS, S BRALEY, M RENFRO' B JANES AND D HUGUENIN THE OUTSTANDING ONES ON THENC' TEAM ARE J BURKART, B HALEY, L PIERPOINT AND S MARUYAMAQ FIRST RELL, HEIM, MGR , Row- M SHIMER, MGR.g S.MARUYAMA JOFEL'oN J Cocx T CREWE, D KERR, M KAWAGUCHl,,C HUSTON' B DRA Ross, WHITTINGTON. SECOND Row' J MCCORMICK, KRUH, WQLLEY, C LAwSON D NUTT, D HUGUENIN, M RENPRO S BRALEV, R ROSS, B ANES, D HALEV THIRD Row' J QURKHART, P HAQLOW, M HOwARD, H,cORY, W KNOwL TON, R ROSS, MR. ELLIOTT, COACH B NICHOLBON, L PIER POINT, R KITTO, K HAWRINS, R WALKER, C YOUNG, T BEN Q- s V8jPZ.v' NETT , H H I BLER, K A - it ' X I pl gaari' ,J ' , ! 4 4 L- anfl' BE 6 ll: . I . . .R zz A TEAMS PLACED THIRD, THIS YEAR THE WBW Bova MAS D0 BETTEL -.' ' . ' .' .J' ' , GLRZKXSDLWQ4 -of nun GMP .ea olfczaria, A THROBSlNG,TPEMBLlNG SEA HAWK SQUATB ON THE EDGE OF A FLAT FIELD, SUDDENLY IT COMES TO LIFE ROARING DOWN THE FIELD, IT FLOATS UP INTO THE BLUE,OFF ON AN ADVENTURESOME QUEST FOR TROUBLE ON THE AFTERNOON OF APRIL I2, H B S TROUBLE HUNTING EA HAWK'S TOOK OFF AND SPLASHED THEIR WAY TO vIcTORv OVER A STRONG WHITTIER TEAM M8 TO 27, AND THE NEXT WEEK OvER REDONDO 50 TO I6 THEN THEY WENT INTO A NOSE DIVE AND WERE DEFEATED Sv HUNTINGTON PARK 36 39 STILL ON THE FLIGHT DECK THEY HAVE A MEET WITH FULLERTON WHICH RROMISES TO BE A HARD FIGHT, ALSO THE SUNSET LEAGUE FINALS, AND THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP MEET WHICH IF PREDICTIONS ARE TRUE, MAY BE TAKEN BV THE SEA AWKS AGAIN THIS YEAR THEY ENTEQED A PRE SEASON MEET, THE MID WINTER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SWIM, AND WITH A SIX MAN TEAM ART BERMUDEz, BOB KNISLEY, RALEIGH MUSOLF, BOB TUCKER,JACK GRAv,AND BILL JANES RAN AWAY WITH THE MEET, DEFEATING SOME OF THE BEST TEAMS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DURING THE YEAR ART BERMUDEZ HAS SET A NEW SOUTHERN CALIF ORNIA RECORD IN THE 220 YARD FREE STYLE AT 2 23, THE OLD TIME BEING 2 26 AT THE NATIONAL MEET HE SET A NEW SCHOOL RECORD IN THE uno YARD FREE STYLE THE OLD RPCORD BEING I , THE NEW 5 03,A MA K JUST ONE TENTH SECOND OFF THE NATIONAL HIBH SCHOOL RECORD BOB KNISLEY HAS LONERED THE SHOT DOWN HIS OLD IOC YARD BREAST STROKE OF I I5 TO I O8 THE LOSSES ARE ART BERMUDEZ AND JIM DEGUELLE,BOTH OF WHOM ARE SURE FIRE FOR POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM NEXT YEAR ARE FOOD, AS THE 'BEESI ARE ENDING UP A LIST OF RECORD BREAKERS, IN ANY MEET, PROSPECTS FOP A FIRST Row: KNISLEV, J R HOYT, H D NUTT, J GRAY, R MUSOLF, A BERMUDEZ, B DEGUELLE, B TUCKER, SECOND Row' J MATHIS, ROSE, MR. ED ELLIOTT, COACH, R LAMBERT, J DRUXMAN, M UNOERWOOO, MGR ill' ' I 5: 707 ' : R - OLD IOO-YARD RECORD OF 53,5.DOWN TO 53,0, BOB TUCKER HAS - 'F J I I xi, l, -5 Q I o 0 O 'f 'IIA u O O A ' F O O 0 o O o HJ! 355 Ufdalfzuaea THE VARSITY HORSE HIDERS wERE NAMED AFTER THE ALBAT Ross AIRPLANE BECAUSE OF THE POWER IN BOTH GERMANY USED THE A BATROBS IN THE WORLD W R.IT wAs NOTED FDR PowER AND ENDURANCE IN LONG FLIGHTS HE OILER WILLOW-WIELDERS HAD LOTS OF POWER TO0,BUT SEEMED TO BE DOGGED ev BAD LUCK ALL SEASON, THE OILER NINE SHOWED EARLY SEASON FoRM IN PRAC TIDE GAMEs,BEATING WHITTIER, THE H B ALUMNl,CORONA,SANTA ANA, AND TUSTIN AT THE BIG POMONA TouRNAMENT, SPONSORED BY THE 20 30 CLUB, THE OILERG BEAT A TOUGH BAY LEAGUE TEAM, LEUZINGER, I l,IN WHICH MURDY PITCHED A NO HITTER. IN THIS GAME THE ILERS sHowED BATTING POWER AND HITTING PROWESS, CAMPBELL SMASHED A HOME RUN AND A SINGLE, TRET TIN A HARD-HIT SINGLE, NELSON A TRIPLE AND Two SINGLES, DAv A DOUBLE AND A SINGLE, AND ROSE A DOUBLE, THEv THEN WENT ON T0 BE BARELv NDGED OUT BY A TOUGH PHOENlX,ARlZONA TEAM 2 I, WHICH ELIMINATED THEM FROM THE SEMI-FINALS, THE OILERB STARTED OUT BADLv IN THE LEAGUE PENNANT CHASE BY LosING TO A WEAK JORDAN TEAM h 3 THE LocALs ouT-HIT Jon DAN 8 5 BUT DIDN'T GET THE HITS WHEN NEEDED, AND RAGGED FIELDING DIDN'T HELP THE CAUSE THIS GAME DID NOT ELIMI NATE THE OILERS FROM THE LEAGUE cHAMPl0NSHlP,AND THEY ARE STILL STRONG IN THE RUNNING, REGULAR STARTING LINE UP IN THE BATTING ORDER WAS NELSON SHORT STOP, DAY, LEFT FIELD, wARREN,RlGHT FIELD, CAPTAIN AMPBELL, FIRST BA8E,TRETTlN, BEDDND BASE, FosTER, THIRD BASE, ROSE, DATGHER, ALARCON, CENTER FIELD, AND MURDY, PITCHER. FIRST Row: M FULLMER, MGR., A PARR, E.SLATE, D PENHALL, J NELSON, C TRETTIN, R ROSE, GALEN FOSTER 0 CAMP BELL, C MURDY, L ALLEN, WARREN, H DAY, HIRD Row' R CHURDHILL, L LERND, E TRETTIN, J HUFTILE, P Ecu BER6, B HANLINE, D. GDETBGH, B RVAN, MGCANDLEGB, MR, MINER, COACH, IL' I, 3335? Sritfv' 5 i 1 I - . 6 . . - . . MIxER, P,.BURDlCK, C. SCOTT: C. NETH, MGR, SECOND Row: . 0 0 . 6 0 o + . Q ' 'V' . U . ' A. O 5 N44 fofbzm IQMF7 40.1 LIKE THE AIR COBRA, or NCREOIBLE SPEED AND FORMID- ABLE GUN IMPLACEMENT8, THE H, . TENNIS SQUAD STARTED opp IN HIGH GEAR av DEEEATING JORDAN I1 I0 AND SENDING SANTA ANA, LAGUNA, GARDEN GRovE, AND WHITTIER INTO NOSE DIVEB, IT Looks A8 IF THE LEAGUE PENNANT WILL BE H B,'a. 8ENaoR LETTERMEN ARE HARRIE, HENRICKBON, QIELER, AND ROBINSON, FlReT Row J CADY, R KNAUSS, T YAMAMOTO, L JAUNAN, F RICKSON, L MITCHELL, G HARR s, T ROBINSON, W eERGU8ON HIRD Row' TANAMACHI, H ISLER, B HELM, R DOLEN, N' ORTHY, J ERMYER, MR HAGER,COACH, THUG YEAR THE H B 'PlLL'PU8HER8 ' BHOOTING err LIKE -At t , li ,bl ,Y ir R A GROUP or AUTOQIRO PILOTS, SMABHED EOONDO AND ANAHEIM h2 30 AND M9 2 THEY LOST TO WHITTIER AND wb0DROW WIL BON, BUT BEAT ANTA ANA IN THE FIRST GAME or THE Hom: AND Home aERnEs 25 Il THERE as STILL THE RETURN MATCH WITH SANTA ANA AND TWO WITH LoNG BEAcH PoLv, THE REGULAR TEAN coNalsTs or CART. PIBTOLE, WEIDE, BRUCE, KIRKRATRIGK, Max AWA, AND SMITH. PISTOLE, WEIDE, AND BRucE WILL ENTER THE INDIVIDUAL GoLF CHAMPIONSHIP AT MONTEBELLO, IN BPITE or TWO LOSSES, H B GOLFER8 WILL WIN THE LEAGUE AGAIN, FIRRT Row: G, WHITFIELD, J WEIOE, SECOND Row: J GIL- uoRE, B. LETBON, L MOORE, B,CLANCY, A.C.MARuoN, T,MUKAl F WARNER, R, McNE L, THIRD Row: R SMITH, MR. HAMREN, CoAcN, H MIKAWA, WEIDE, R PIBTOLE, C BRucE, F,KnRx- PATRICK, E SHEA, I WILLIAMS, J LEICHTI, -7 I V , , M, , 6 V ELLIOTT, OSEEOND Rowg' B. ELLIOTT, M. TATBUKAWA O, HENL 5 ' A V : f . 5 . . Q i U . . . in i . . f I,l.U I sf-vw W' G3-0343 03 H mm Q-A Q' 'rf 5 vprwvf-vn 4 ll mnlllll Il 'F H X TT - - 5 'T 'YO --Q l I 4 F . Q, 4 H13 NK W-I G :M .ik un EL'- il..J f., a. AJ!!! 4l' ..- -30' Q. ,:'3.j5 4 p , - -,, W A, ' ffl 1 . 54 5 , A g , 1 'Q ' . rs .. .1 s V -I . I .J .5 ,E A. ,Q . - I I L fi J? 'll I I r V Ti , If 'War In In W ' V 3 . , .5 . ,Q . ? -- . Jain., , , C , X . ' '- . .4f. 1 ', -ln J' -, . ' ifck ' ' A . . 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V -vs -- -411. q !f',,.A A Q xg - .., 5 - , L., : A , ' gf..i , f Q 1 , I P L' 3 ' . -F I A 1 - 406 - ,, -f . 4. -v - - '- '- 'Q EFL 5 35551 5 cSJl2l4f'G!LCZf414E4 Y fa i - --s 7 ..!' - rf: iii - THE AIM or THE G A A BOARD IS T0 INSTILL INTO EvERY GIRL THE HIGHEST IDEALS or A TRUE SPORTSWOMAN TO EN COURAQE HONEST RIVALRY AND THE GRADEFUL ACCEPTANCE or RE SULT8 IN GAMES AND SOCIAL CONTACTS THE G A A BoARD coN SISTS or OFFICERS ELECTED BY THE GIRLS AS A WHOLE AND THE HEADS or SPORTS APPOINTED BY THESE OFFICERS ITS DUTIES ARE TO ORGANIZE AND T0 TAKE RESPONSIBILITV RoR ALL G A A ACTIVITIES EARLY IN THE YEAR THE BOARD STARTED MAKING PLANS AND WORKING ON THE ANNUAL G A A BAN UET, WHICH WAS GIVEN ON NovEMBER I5 THE THEME, 'WoRLD'S AIRQ WAS cLEv ERLY CARRIED DUT BY THE USE or TRYLON, PERlSPHERE,AND THE TOWER or THE SUN IN DECORATIONS, ON THE PLACE SARDSI AND ON MENU FDLDERS IN THE SPRING THE BOARD SENT FERN MEYER, MARY ELLEN MORGAN, BETTY MCCLARV, JESSIE BANNARD,AND MISS GIACOMAZZI, THEIR SPONSOR, T0 THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC CONFER ENCE HELD AT WHITTIER HIGH ON APRIL I5 THERE THESE DELE GATES GATHERED NEW AND INSPIRATIONAL IDEAS WHICH HAVE AL READY HELRED oUR own G A A THE SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT FOR THE YEAR CENTERED ON AN ICE SKATING PARTY WITH THE GIRLS'LEA GUE CABINET A8 GUESTS or THE BOARD, THIS YEAR THE GIRLS DEcIDEo THAT FAITHFUL G A A MEMBERS SHoULD RECEIVE SOME RECOGNITION FOR THEIR RARTIcIPATIoN, So THESE GIRLS WITH OVER Two HUNDRED POINTS WERE GIVEN G A A MEMBERSHIP CARDS, THE BOARD MEMBERS IN THE PICTURE ALONG WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE OFFICE OR THE SPORT WHICH THEY SURERvISE ARE AS FOLLOWS FIRST Row P Fox, TREASURER, F MEY R, HOCKEY, BANNARD, PRESIDENT, C HEITz, SECRETARY, EcoND Row- ToMS, BASEBALL, M WARDLOW, VOLLEYSALL, J.GLARK, SWIM MING M E MDRGAN, TENNIS, H DEEVERS, BASKETBALL B Mc CLARY, QECREATION Room, M BoRNS, VlCE'PRESlDENT FIRST Row P Fox, F MEYER J BANNARD C HEITZS SECOND Row. D. ToMS, M. WARDLOW, 6LARK, M MoRGAN, H DEE vERs, B, MCCLARY, M. BURNS, H KITAJIMA Mkzfzze llffae S g if - if IN THEIR FOUR vEARs or HIGH SCHOOL THE SENIOR G A A oIRLs HAVE woN MOST or THEIR GAMES AT RLAvoAvs. THEV HAVE THE REPUTATION THROUGHOUT 0RANoE COUNTY or BEING A coop ERATIVE, FIGHTING, euT sPoRTsMANLIxE GROUP ALTHOUGH THERE ARE NoT so MANY BENIORS wHo COME ouT FOR G A A AS THERE ARE REPRESENTATIVES rRoM OTHER CLASSES, THERE I8 ALwAvs A FAITHFUL GROUP WHICH PARTICIPATES IN EVERY SPORT AND BRINGS HOME MANY VICTORIES, To SOME or THE SENIORB GOES THE CREDIT ron COACHING THE UNDERCLASSMEN IN ALL THE SPORTS IN WHICH THEY NEED TRAINING. IN THE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT or INTERCLABS GAMES THE sENIoR GROUP, Ros: MOIOLA'3 TEAM, PUT up A VIGOROUS FIGHT AND wow OVER ETIEE coMRETITIoN, THE sENIoRs ALSO CAME ouT ON TOP IN THE IN, TRA MURAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, As A RESULT THIs CLA88 NOW HOLDS THE SILVER LOVING cup THoeE SENIOR GURLB WHO HAVE RECEIVED LETTERS AND STARS ARE P APPLEBURY, P,WARo Low J BANNARD, A, VANs, C HEITZ, B HuouENIN, M Hurr, AND N URHAM, FIRST Row H KITAJIMAA N UPHAM, B BLACK, P WARDLOW, M Hurr, M KITAJIMA, P APPLEBURY. SECOND Row' C HEITz, F MURRAY, M YAMAcucHI A EVANS, L HARDER, D FITCH, L MCDANIEL, D TUNSTALL. +HlRD Row' J BANNARU B Hucus NIN P RILEY, J MAIN, R MOIOLA, P MCGUIRE, BORGESON, B, QRIOR, D MCCLUREA fvmeil T III - Q MKJ, I M. RITAJIMA, L. Mc ANIEL, J. MAIN, R. MOIOLA, P,.RlLEY, 27 , . .Q . ' . . .. Q xx . 0 - 0 . u E' 0 wr8 ' y 5933 FOR THREE vEARS NOW A RATHER LARGE AND MOST VITAL GROUP or GIRLS FROM THE PRESENT JUNIOR CLASS HAS BEEN EN THUSIASTIC ABOUT G A A THIS CLASS HAS THE REPuTATIoN FOR BEING THE MOST OUTSTANDING GROUP or ATHLETES IN scHooL, ON PLAvoAv COMPETITION THESE GIRLS WON ALL or THEIR GAMES EXCEPT IN HOCKEY, WHIGH THEV LoST TO ANAHEIM BASKETBALL, THE SPORT THEY ENJOY MOST IS THE ONE IN WHICH THEY RATE HIGHEST, THE JUNIOR G A A woN THE INTERGLASS GAMES IN HOCKEY,BUT oNLv AFTER FORCED TO MEET VIGOROUS COMPETITION IN ALL THREE or THE OTHER CLASSES, THE G A A TENNIS TEAM I8 COMPOSED MAINLY OF JUNl0RS,WHO HAVE COME HoME FROM OT HER SCHOOLS TIME AND AGAIN wITH FLYING COLOR SWIMMING I8 ALSO A MORE POPULAR SPORT WITH THIS GROUP THAN WITH ANY GTHER. ALL IN ALL, THE JUNIOR G A A GIRLS ARE ALL ROUND ATHLETES THOSE JUNIGRS wHo HAvE RECEIVED A LETTER AS A RESULT or EARNING 800 POINTS ARE A BARNES, B HERLOW, F HURD, E HYLTON, D MuRDv, M TAMURA THOSE wHo HAVE RE CEIVED LETTERS PLUS THE EXTRA 200 POINTS wHIcH GlvES THEM A STAR ON THEIR LETTER ARE M BURNS H DEEvERS, M KAwA HARA, S SADAKANE, L SHINPAUGH, M HOMPSON, AND D TOMS. FIRST Row M KAWAHARA, E WHITE, S SADAKANE, L GRAHAM, I WILToN, L SHINPAUGH, A Wooos E OvERToN, F HURD, M TAMURA, L LEwIs. SECOND Row D oMS, B HERLOW L MAuL DIN, M SMITH, S DAvIS M THOMPSON, M BORNS, HvLToN, B MCCLARY, M BRowN HIRD Row E PIERPOINT, B PALLA DINO, B MOULTON, B BowToN B J BRISTOL, D MURDY, H DEEVERS, M J JOHNSON, W RANKLIN, A BERRY, A BARNES, Gtfaarfii FN: if if 5' U33 THE SOPHOMORE GIRLS HAVE THE REPUTATION OF EEING THE GGRAPPIEST AND LIVELIEST GROUP IN ALL THE G A A ACTIVI TIEG. THEIR FIGHTING SPIRIT AND GOOD sEoRTsMANsHIP HAVE GEEN AN INGRIRATIGN TO OTHER CLASS GROUPS ALTHOUGH THEY HAVE LOST THE TRUE G KEPT RIGHT THE JUNIOR THERE I8 A ON MOST OF MANY OF THEIR PLAY oAY GAMES, THEY HAVE sHowN A A. EEIRIT OF LOYALTY TO EVERY SPORT AND HAVE ON FIGHTING CHEERFULLY, THIS PROMISES MUCH FOR G UP IN l9k0 UI ON THE G A A TENNIG TEAM RREDGMINANGE OF SOPHOMOREB, AND THERE ARE SOME THE OTHER TEAMS AT HOCKEY PLAYDAY THE G A A K. x ENTERTAINED FOUR SCHOOLS, +HE H B GIRLS VERY EEEEGTIVELY CARRIED OUT THE THEME 'Gowaove'. THE HOSTESSES DRESSED A8 cowGIRLs AND BRANDED EVERY GUEST AS GHE CAME INTO THEIR MAKE BELIEVE DUDE RANGH. SINCE REQUIREMENTS FOR LETTERS ARE VERY eTRIcT, IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR MANY SOPHOMORE GIRLS TO GET IN THE NUMBER OF HOURS' woRK TO EARN THE NECESSARY 800 POINTS EoR A G.A.A. LETTER.THIs MAKES THOSE wHo no MEET THIS REQUIREMENT RARTIGULARLY OUTSTANDING, SoRHoMoRE GIRLG wHo HAVE RECEIVED THEIR LETTERS ARE P, Fox, P. HEATH, M. KAWAHARA, F,MEYER, V,MClNTO8H, ME.MoR- GAM, P, SCHUTH, AND J. WHITFIELD, FIRST Row: K HGKEDA F. MEYER, P Fox, L. ALVAREZ, D J FoLEY, P. SCHGTH, E, 6IAZ M. LUNA. M. KAwAHARA, V, Hlel KILL, Y. YASUDA. SECOND Gow: L. ALLOWAY, A, CQLEMAN, L, KELLY, R GRAJEDA, K WASHBURN, O. POYORENA, L, DRENT, L, MUSOLF, J. MOULTON, C. RIMEL, THIRD Row: L. ROGERS, M WHITBON, L. BRAYBROOKS, R. CUNNINGHAM, M. FOELER, J. HAwl KINS, M. BAKER, C. CRow, M. WARDLOW, V, JOHNSON, P. uRRY, FOURTH Row: C. DRAHEIM, E. WHEAT, M, LEUE, L. DAHLGREN, M. MGRGAN, P. HEATH, E. MCINTOSH, J. WHITFIELD, J. KING, H, MCDEMAON, yaacfzfii 'V 'Y. ' Qi , 2 1' , . qi, , ,. - K ,' jf' 0 . iff- V ,X A- . X - 1 X. X - o 0 O Q l R0 0 0 0 o G o G U an E322 THE FREBHMEN THIS YEAR WERE THE LARGEST, MOST ENTHu SIASTIC GROUP TO com: ouT FOR G A A SEVERAL SPORTS WERE New T0 THESE ouRLs HOCKEV, TENNas AND eAoMnNToN BUT WITH TRUE FRESHMAN SPIRIT THEY OVERCAME THESE ooos. T THE DIFFERENT PLAY DAYS, wan OR Lose, THEY EHaoYEo EvERY MINUTE or THE GAMES AND SHOWED THAT THEY COULD Mix WITH THE GIRLS or OTHER SCHOOLS A8 HosTEssEs AS WELL AS COMPE TlTOR8,MANY FRESHMAN GIRLS ARE ascomune ruLL-FLEDLED MEM BERS or G A A AS THE RESUET or EARNlNo TWO HUNDRED POINTS, W TH THIS RECORD THEY CAN PARTlcaRATE IN ALL THE DIFFERENT A A ACTIVITIES wlTHouT RESTRICTEON. ALL SUCH FRESHMAN GIRLS WILL BE INITIATED INTO THE A A, av A CANDLELIGHT SERVICE AT THE END or THE VEAR, No FREBHMAN GIRL HAs HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO EARN THE 800 POINTS NE CESSARY T0 RECEIVE A LETTER, euT MANY HAVE RlLEo up ovER Soo POINTS AND WILL PROBABLY wan A LETTER BEFORE THE END or NEXT YEAR AFTER THAT,ACCORDING T0 THE RULES,EACH zoo POINTS MERITS THEM A STAR on THEIR LETTER.wlTH loo POINTS THEY ARE ELIGIBLE EoR A SWEATER, AND EVERY ADDITIONAL 500 Polmrs ENTuTLEs THEM TO STRIPES on THE SLEEVE, FIRST Row: A TANAMAcHu, F Comes, H DONLEY M SNYOER, E MCCREERY, If KATU, K KANEKO, M CRUZ, Nl 6E SPAIN, S SADAKANE, T KITAJIMA, Sscouo Row: H SNYDER, H BARNES, SCHUTH, I CHRlsTlAN A WHITE V SHERARD, E RILEY, RmPlsToL5, E HER,L4ow J WALLW A MCAORS THuRo Row- S PTON AKE cn RDY ETTlNonLL EMITH, f GAILBREATH, R OBERGE, B' MCGAUGH, V BELL, T REENO WZAZ44 SX - ff 3, 2 I N -A G 7 Tf Y! Q ' A , MFXXR 4,w,f 554 . ,I. ,, , . ..., . x - . . . D A af .'. D . 0 . hJ'0k . 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