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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1941 volume:

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W O -2. g Q3 . 2 '8 :nor-rn oo Q 3 5 ' Q D r' P1-oz-SU 5 . - Q, . 5 2. ff' SS' M Ill ff .un W., Rucunnu w. SEER MAYMEMATICS Swxumunc Aon M, Bowers PuvsncAL Enucnvnon G.A.A. YNKLMA CPFGOQV Homeunxluc KA ,L v Faro E. Bnoons ,X MECHANICAL Dnnwnnc Evsngvr N. Ceogav BAND NARLAGLT 5, BLISS LAYIN Cioufwpv MARGARET Squlwes ORCHESTRA tnsEMeLE LEON W. Nance BuoLoGv VnsuAL EDUCATION CoAcu WILLIIN M. FWASER Science CAMCWA CLUB JESSIE HAVOEN AMKRICANIZATION vELMn UDRRELL PNYSIQAL Esucnvuon DEAN ov CIQLS CnARLes C. Bnrsco 1k ' flu! F 1' r DHCP' 4309355 I ,Af - ff hoeev CLUB rf. BVHL D. HAHPER PHVSICAL EDUCATION Nnvnzunvlos FRANCES Bnnnocs EncLlsu CLIVE L. ADAMS SocnnL STUDIES Noon GAMES Emma W. Sunnis ACCOVPANISY ROBERY N. HAGER Soc1AL Svuoncs Tznnls LOIS HUDSON SECQEYLHV IN Orrecz A LaenAnv NILDRED Ecrvgn HouzuAxnnc Cosruucs EDNA D. Couoou EncLusu DRAMATICS LLovn H. HAUREN SOCIAL STUDIES GoLr Vnnncn Sussman Orrurz SECRETARY EDITH J. HUBBAPT LueuAnuAn LlanAnv CLUB MARGARET 5, Mgpgynh SvAnasn STuoENf Govsnnucuv ALvln T. Rcaoom CouuEwcu:L PNYSICAL Eoucnvlon C091 R. Hcnoenson ENGLISH CAuLowow :LARISSA FQILER Co. ScnooL Nunsc , PHYILIS P. JLMISCN FRESNMAN ENGLISN .union iNGLIfH NAPTNA Tenrfowc LRT PPOJECTS R, P. MEAIPS CovwrwcnAL Sruosuv iTORl Qufu C. QMIYH EIUSINESS JEQPEYS-CY Luna LAURA Cocvsw Tvvluc bicv. Tnnnnunc JULIA M. PAYNE OFFICE 17' frv PUTa N. HAPLow GLF? CLUB? A CAPPELLA HELHN J. Moons JUNIOR ENGLISH HI-Lvaurs r DALE Q. Bnhvewocxs NOOUSHCP Hceaw CLUB WWW ELlZABL'M SMITH Houfmgnana Q, rAnL HALSTCN Auto Snow Hcesv JLLB Hnwnv N. SmEuE 1ocnAL uvJuuss Hcao Jenin GERTFUDE wwlruznc ScuooL NURSE 22 C SMITH, BUSINESS SEcY F T GRASLE A L HENRICKSON PRE IDENT SCI-l00l. BOARD THE BOARD OF EDUCATION IS AN ORGANIZATION WHICH REPRE SENTS THE COMMUNITY IN ITS RELATION T0 THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE FACULTY THE BDARD PASSES UPON ALL THE POLICIES OF THE ADMINISTRATICN AND STUDIES THE QUALIFICATIDNS OF CANDIDATES FOR EVERY TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT. THE CHARACTER AND PERSONALITY 0F EVERY EMPLOYEE IS SERIOUSLY DDNSIDERED BE CAUSE OF HIS CONTACTS WITH PUPILSQ ALL PURCHASES MADE BY THE SCHOOL co THROUGH THE HANDS OF THE BOARD EXPENDITURES on SALARIES SUPPLIES EQUIPUENI MAINTENANCE AND INSURANCE MANY TIMES A FACULTY MEMBER WITH AN UNUSUAL REQUEST REQUIR ING CDNSIDERABLE ExRENoITURE MUST PRESENT HIS DASE TO THE BOARD THE PROBLEM AS TO WHERE EXPANSICN WHOULD BE MADE IS ALWAYS SERIOUS, BUT THIS YEAR THE ISSUE IS CLEAR AND THE SHOPS ARE BEING MDRE FULLY EQUIRPED Oh HARMONY wITH THE EFFORT FDR NATICNAL DEFENSE ALSO, THE NIGHT CCNOOL CLASSES HAVE GREATLY INCREASED THEIR ENROLLMENTS MOSTLY IN THE PROJECT COURSES. BOARD MEMBERS HOWEVER, ARE FAR MORE THAN BUSINESS EXECUTIVES. THEY ATTgND MANY STUDENT FUNCTIONS, BACK UP ATHLETICS AND SOCIAL CLUBS, AND SHOW THEIR INTEREST IN THE PROBLEMS OF INSTRUCTICNA IN A SCHOOL WHICH HAS TRIFLED ITS ENROLLMENT IN TEN YEARS THE SCHOOL BOARD HAS A REAL Joe. IAITN CL Rv E WARREH R MusoLF' B KHISLEY J KETTL O BURCH, C WHITTINGTON AD YI-S0 Y BOARD THE Hua or ALL STUDENT soov GOVERNMENT IS THE ADVISORY BOARD. THIS SMALL REPRESENTATIVE GROUP, ELECTED T0 THEIR OFFICES ev THE oTHER PUPILS CARRIES on THE ADMINISTRATION or THE STUDENT aoov GOVERNUELT. BESIDES ARPoIHTIHc MEMBERS T0 THE TRAFFIC BOARD AND SERVICE COMMITTEE THIS GROUP HELPS SELECT ASSEMBLIES PROMOTES Hoon Ano CLASS OANCES AWARDS LETTERS T0 THOSE WHO HAVE SHOWN ABILITY IN ATHLETICS AND ARPRoPRIATEs T0 VARIOUS CLUBS AHo ORGANIZATIONS. DJRING THE CURRENT YEAR THIS soov BECAN THE DRAFTING OF A NEI CONSTITUTION. OFFICERS or THE BOARD ARE THE sTuoEHT aoov OFFICERS Bos KHISLEY PRESIDENT, EARL WARREN VIcE PREsI oEHT, RALEIGH MUSOLF TREASURER, AHo DOROTHY HURCH SEcRE TARY. ASSISTING THE ADVISORY BoARo WERE THE FACULT9 ADVIS- ERS MR. RAY ELLIOTT AND MRS MARcARET MOREMAN, UHO IAS LATER succEEoEo sv MR. CLIVE ADAMS. ClRbT Row oRo M LF CLARK C RI EL SECOND Row RRY H NLLS AI MAN J Fo ER SHEAR TRAFFIC BOARD EAcH SEMESTER THE AovISoRY BOARD APPOINTS A TRAFFIC BoARo AN ORGANIZATION WHICH FUNCTIONS AS A STUDENT coun CIL. THIS GROUP HOLDS SESSIONS ONCE A WEEK STUDENTS WHO HAVE DISOBEYED RULES ARE SUMMONED BEFORE THE aoARo T0 EX PLAIN THEIR MOTIVES RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS AND ACCEPT THE PENALTIES PREScRIaEo THE CHIEF AIM or EACH MEMBER IS T0 TRY T0 HELP CORRECT THE wRoNc ATTITUOES HELD BY MANY or THE STUDENTS wuo ARE CALLED IN FOR CONFERENCE THE BOARD TAKES A SPECIAL INTEREST IN EACH cAsE Ano TRIES T0 EN couRAcE OFFENDERS T0 CORRECT THEIR FAULTS IN ORDER TO MAKE THEM ELIGIBLE FOR EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES THIS YEAR FEW OFFENDERS WERE SUMMONED T0 APPEAR BUT or THOSE ALMOST NONE REPEATED THEIR OFFENCES THE PROBLEM or EATING IN THE HALLS ATTACKEO AT THE FIRST or THE FOURTH QUARTER WAS ALMOS+ ENTIRELY SoLvEo EARL WARREN HAS SECURED sooo OPERATION FROM THE MEMBERS OF THIS GROUP WARREN I A-40 J , WM jZj1JmMw, .givin 552 yridff 19 X7 f'-1-'MM-mf afyv-4fllj!7Yf Jae! ! ' . ,w,4,4,4-1.4! ' ,ru-caav - . ,QA-If , 1,4400 W7-1 . - fkyvf-f-741 . g 41.661 if -f ff X, ,4b1..Q,QZ 71. fi! . ,-N. f 1, -1' , - .'- - df ,Q ! X 1 Nu' Gsusvsavs ANDERSON COMMEWCIlL CLUB 3 SPANISH CLUB 3,4 G.A.A. I,2,3,4 L EELL TPANSFERQED FPOM Lowe BEACH, QALIF. FOOTBALL 3,4 Iwuvvumc 3 f42aJ7L EKU Ao ,A A ,A .A.A. I, , A DRILL TEAu 3 Bevrv Jo BEAvsl GRADUATED MID-YEAR TWACK 4 'IA ALENE BARNES LYNN BLANU G.A.A. I,2,3, Bo. 4 GWADUATED MID-YEAR LATIN CLUB l,2,3,4 TRACK l,2 CAULDRON STAFF 4 DRILL TEAM 2,3 A CAPPELLA 4 Tn:-Y 4 QOBERT SISCAILUZ Ann Bcanv GLEE CLUB l,2 UulFoRu BOARD 4 OPERA I,2 Couu. CLUB 3,4 TRAcx 2,3 G.4.A. l,2,3,4 Ssnoon PLAY 4 Roffll Benuuoez Booxxssvunc Conrzsf Couu. CLUB 2,3,4 CAULDRON STAFF 4 Ssevucs Conn. 4 SPANISH CLUB 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 RAVIOND Boncssou BASKETBALL MGR. 3,4 LsTTenuAn's CLUs 4 FOOTBALL 2,3,4 Usnsn 4 TRI-Y 4 BETTY Beau 2 GLEE CLUB I,2,3 LATIN CLUB 3,4 A CAvvELLA 4 own l,2,4 -. ZELMA Bono TnAnsFEnnen Fnou WICMITA, KANSAS Conn. CLUB 3, Pncs. 4 GLEE CLUB 4 G.A.A. 2 OPERA 4 A if -I F . M +5 - i -A. S fA fWQ?iQ I er .-N S LORRAINE BUFFINCTOI CECIL BRUCE TnANsrEnnEo rnou VNRSITV CLUB 3,4 - M CORONA, CALIF. FOCTBALL 4 , 1' GQLF I,2,3 X .I 4 X Q' Z7 Donovnv Busan STUDENT Boov SEcv. 4 JUNIOR CLASS Sscv. 3 GLEE CLUB PRES. 4 Sono LEADER 3,4 SENvIcE Conv. 3 TNI-Y 3,4 JUNIol KHART EnuAN's CLUB 3,4 TER POLO 2,3,4 QBSIIUMING 2,3,4 SPANISH CLUB 3 BASKETBALL 4 !.j TRACK I I I1 If ,Ur ff' NARVBELLE Bonus BARBARA Bnesco G.A.A. I, BD. 2,3,4 CAULDRON STAFF 4 X lx UNIFORM BUARD 3 SPANISH CLUB 3,4 XX Conv. CLUB 3,4 UNIFORM BOARD 4 ' TNI-Y 3,4 A CAPPELLA 3,4 N, Usnzn 3 , 1 TNI-Y 4 ' AJ I X '. ,Av BILLEE BOITON MILDPED Bnown HI LIGHTS STAFF 3 UNIEORU MONITOR CAJLDRON STAFF 4 HI-LIQNTS STAFF 3 . . CABINET SPANISH CLUB 3,4 LATIN CLUB 3,4 Comm. CLUB 3,4 .M. . 2 TRI-Y 1 I Bos CNANDLER BARBARA JEAN BRISTOL LETTERUAN'S CLus 2,3,4 HI-LIQNTS STAFF 3 LAYIN CLUB 3, TREAS. 4 CAULDRON STAFF 4 FOOTBALL 2,3, CAPY- 4 SERVICE Conn. 4 HI-Y 3, PRES- 4 G.A.A. I,2,3,4 TRAcK 2,4 CLASS PLAY 3,4 OPERA I,2 MANQUERITE anoww JOE CAov GLEE CLUB I,2,3,4 LETTERlAN'S CLUB 4 CPERA l,2,3,4 TENNIS 3,4 ft W ' 4 ls, BMW ' MARY Lou Counnacss Sununa Colocnv SPANISH CLUB V. P. 3 TRANSFERREO Fnou FA - ,g' f? Ak 0 - h w ,A 41m fQ'f C M ia, ,L F ,L -, o 0 1 m o : cl o z - z m , , w U F 4 r Q o o 1 H w 4 v n 4 o m r n m 0 o n o n x m r 0 - - - n 1 . . p m M N w - 4 u - lv 5- F Q c v 0 m o - 0 D K C c m w n - m o n m H m 2 Q L 4 -10 0 P 0 1 z - m v r . - z 4 - M D O b I M P I m m b . F F 4 b m 1 b - C u - n r - 'UTM I P T - m r m 4 m 'V w N n P o m x ' 1-lbb 59 A a - m T o A N x - w - Q N W . . - P P U X -L 1 Y QW Ha-LlcnTs STAFF 3 A CAPPELLA 2,3 Conn. CLUB 3,4 c.1.A. l,2 Swansea CLUB 3 STAMP CLUB 4 G.A.A. I DAVSD CQPELAND LETTERMAN'S CL H1-Y 3,4 TREAS SEwvncE Conv. CLASS TREAS. 4 BASKETBALL 3,4 FOOYBALL 3,4 SANTA ANA, CALIF Comm. CLUB 3,4 Szuson PLAV 4 GOLF 3 SPANISH CLUB 2 3 4 ,4 s 1 U 3 Rl B 4 DoRo,NY DA, MILDRED DIETZ Unnronu Monlron COMMERCIAL CLUB G. L. CABIAET 4 SPAuusn CLUB 3 Tn:-Y 3,4 G.A.A. 2 PAPUA DONALDSON TRANSFERRED Fnou COMPTON, CALIF CAULDRON STAFF 4 GLEE CLUB 4 OPERA 4 4 3 Unlronu Noun Honon ROLL DRILL TEAM 3 G.A.A. l,2 Tau-Y 4 JAY DRUKMAN A CAPPELLA 2,3,4 SERVICE Couu. 3 OPERA l,2,3,4 DRILL TEAM 3 cuAno CownEnv GnAoUATEo MID-YEAW TRANSFERRED Fnou SOUTH GATE, CALuF. Ssuuon PLAv 4 it TOR 3 TATER POL 3 D HJICL VM 3 APPLL A ITIN LLB OTu1'L -1 ,Y ur: s, f ' 3 I,2,,,4 , E' Con . 3,4 C ' ' L l,Z,3 L, Q T 3,4 iwlmmlma I,d,3 - D , . , ro , l,,,3 I sl' . a ,WH , g,Jw,1p.QHQg , nM,fUwah'jH?E ,.1f3iQfb34QT?e SuuPLEv DAvus lnA DAvus Llsnnnv CLUB SEcv. 4 GLEE CLUB 2,3 TuArFuc Bonnn 3 STACECRAFT 4 G.A.A. l,2,3 TRACK 2,3 NJUNE Muon 3 OPERA 3 OPERA I,2 USNER 4 i A JUL.. UAV Fnnnx ELLIOTT X . Ururofm Mouuron 2 Co. Musnc F Cowzrfcng, CLUB 3 ORCNESMIRE, SERVICE Comm. 2 CW TAF' 4 A CAP-pELL, 4 'G :su CLUB 2 DRILL TEAM 3 CAUERA CLUB 4 G.A.A, 1,2 TENNIS 2,3,4 GALEN FOSTER JAcxoE OARSY STAGECRAFT 3,4 BASEBALL 3,4 Co. Music FESTIVAL 3,4 A CAPPELLA 3,4 . GLEE CLUB 1,2 my f CPERA l,2,3,4 4' 3Ex1'E'rrE 3,4 QKQ5 Comm. CLUB 4 Q' Q V X I WILMA Fuunxun DO' PUNCH Cow. CLUB 3,4 WATER P01-0 H3 G.A.A. I,2,3 DRILL TEAM 3 USNER 3 RALPu Eowauos CoLLEEn Enncns TRANSFERREO Fnou CEDAR FALLS, Iowa A CAPPELLI 4 STAGECRAFT 4 G.A.A. 4 , M iw XL Vlcron ELLIOTT Josgpn FAgLgg LATIN CLU5 3,4 Co. Music FESTIVAL I,2,3,4 Conffsr PLAY 4 XXX INSTRUMENTAL ENSEUBLE 3,4 Ssmon PLAY 4 Q, ORCHESTRA l,2,3,4 CAULDRON STAFF 4 Svnncsn CLUB 3,4 SENIOR PLAV 4 HAROLD pox Loss GRAHAM 5pAN,5n CLUB 2 3 Hl'LIGHTS STAFF 3 TRAcx I,3,4 , SPANISR CLUB 3, 4 DRILL TEAM 2,3 G.A.A. 2, 3,4 GLEE CLUBI OPERAI UL' GOD' N.Anv GIFFoRo TRANSFERRED FROM CAULQQQQ STAFF 4 GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. TR,-y 3, PRES, 4 CHEMISTRY CLUB 3, V.P. TRAFFIC BOARD 4 SRARISR CLUB 2, V.P. QLEE CLUQ I,2,3 GLEE CLUB I G,A,A, BOARD I OPERA I uJUNg MADH 3 , X L I 7' ff LERov GRASER JAcx GRAY :J OncRE51RA 2,3 LETTERMA 's 2,3,4 BAND 2 WATER Po I ,3,4 YELL A ER 2,3,4 SWIMMING I,2,3,4 LATIN CL 3,4 OPERA I, 3,4 Don HALL FRANCES DELL MJRQ Co. MUSIC FESTIVAL I,4 UNIFORM MONITOR I Counrv BAND I,2,3,4 GLEE CLJB I,2,3,4 BASKETBALL I,2,4 SPRING CONCERT 2 BAND l,2,3,4 SERVICE Cow. 2 X TQAQK I,2,4 G.A,IQ. l,2,3,4 Q ,- OPERA 1,4 Bos Hovr ELLAMAE HYLTON BASKETBALL I,2 3 CAPT,VAh HI-LIcuTs STAFF 3 F001-BALL l,2,3: ENT. 4 by G.A.A. I,2,3,4 DRILL TEAM 3 BILL HANLIRE A CAPPELLA 3, PRES. 4 DOUBLE QUARTET 3,4 COOYBALL I,2,3,4 BASEBALL 2,3,4 OPERA 2,3,4 TRACK 4,2 SERICR CLASS PRES. JUNIOR CLASS V. P. Sluuunnc I,2,3 4 HI-Y 2,3 DORIS HAGEN CLAss A Canvas? P LIBRARY CLUB PRES. 4 SERVICE Couulfvzt ClULDRON STAFF 4 TRI-Y 3, V. P. 4 UNIFORM BOARD 4 L, , 4 LAYS 3 4 2 ' x L.:-2 B PG. .2E' I 7' SJ Y 4 Y ff N. III I 9' V 5 E 155 ,,,li L 1 r g V L - Hu. 44+ PDIELL HARLOI TRANSFERRED Fnou BARBARA Goooz TnANSr:nRED FRDM VENTURM CAUF- ' BMERSHELD, CALlFn TnANsrcnnEo ro QLgg CLUg 4 Lonc BEACN, CALIF. G,L,A, 4 LATnN CLUB 3,4 0 K 03 ALMRTA HOWTCN Cnesrsn L. Heusfnccv SENICR FLW 4 SPANISH CLUB 2,3,4 GLU CLUB l Oncuzsrm l,2,3,4 OPERA ' CAuLowoN Snrr 4 VISUAL CLUS 3,4 Conn. CLUB 3,4 SENIOR PLAv 4 WANDA HAsTv DONALD nAwolNc TRANSFERRED rwou UO. UWCHLSTRA 2,3,4 , LONG BEACN, CALIF. movus PPOJELTOR 3, - GLEE CLUB 4 Cwcwesvsu I,2,3,4 ,X 0 V ' L , A A QPANISH QLUB 3,4 M JENIDR PLAY 4 f AUGUST rAUPTMAN PLATT HOLTON 4 nr K - E M' . Usnvucs Commnrrse 4 Dl:KLT3ALL 2,3,4 Tanrflc XOAHU 4 C0nTi5T 'LAY HUUNE LADH 3 HI-Y 4 . ,M , s TI. X X L ROBERT HEIL SPANISH CLUB 2,3,4 Hn-Lacnfs STAFF 3 CAULDRDN STAFF 4 Sznvlcz Couu. 3 SENIOR PLAY 4 HJUNE MACH 3 EILEEN HOWARD Ssnvnce Conv. 3 Unaronu BOARD 3 SPANISH CLUB 3 Seuuon PLAV 4 HJUNE MADH 3 OPERA I,2 PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSYLU 3,4 CoUNTv BAND 3,4 ANNOUNCEP 3,4 ORCHESTPA 3 BAND 3,4 BETTE HERLO' Conn. CLUB 2,3,4 Senvlcs Couu. 2 SPANISH CLUB 3 G.A.A. I,2,3,4 DRQLL TEAM 3 USHER 4 uHAWLES NENSLICK TQANSFEPPED :ucv SANTA rAULA, QALAF CHEMISTRY .LUB Peay HI-LQQHT: CTAFF izcv LAMEPA QLLO 3 QENIOR VLIY 4 , .1 0 -,Ax ,ar 4FWk:f U: .. .- L QLL Jnass f-'agp KwKP rem , J f' f' 5XSwuuvnnc l,2, CAPT. 3,4 Jn. P resv PQAv wrren POLO l,2,3,4 ,QR 3, PRES, SvAunsn CLUB 3,4 ER, 'Coyu, 2,3,4 ENIUW PLAV 4 . fNSEUBLE 3,4 COW- Cl-UB 4 , ncuesfvu 2,3,4 I- I, lf Gouy 3,4 7 HAYWARU Jonnson LuclLLE Lewis TRANSFERRED rnou MONTEBELLO, CALlF. BASKETBALL 3,4 FOOTBALL 3,4 TRACK 4 Booxxicvluc CONTEST 3 SPAnlsn CLua 2,3,4 CAULORON STAFF 4 Ssnvlcz Conn. 2 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Conn. CLUB 3,4 MARY JEAN Johnson Bos KNlsLEv VOLLEYBALL MGR. 4 Sruosnv Boov PRES. 4 Cnzulsrnv CLUB 3 NATER POLO I,2,3,4 G.A.L. I 2,3 4 CLASS Orrnccw 2 3 LATIN CLUB 3,4 Swuuvlnc I,2,3,4 DRILL TEAM 3 A CAPPELLA 4 FOOTBALL 4 l , VERNQM Housin HI-LIGHTS STAFF 3 PAuLA Lazcnvl TQAO. TRANSFERFED rncm ' Sznvlce Couu. 4 ,, - F FOOTBALL 2 3 4 HOLLVNOD' 'Ml f ' ' ' ComwEwc1AL CLLB 4 TRACK I'2'3'4 CAULDFON STAFF 4 SPAnlsn CLUB 3 DRAMATICS 4 Biff: MCCLARV G.A.A. Bo. 3, Pass. 4 GlRL'S Gvu COUNSEL 4 Hu-Luznrs SYAFF 3 CAULOHON STAFF 4 Aovusoav BoAno 4 Tal-Y 4 STANLEV Knun TRANSFERRED rnou Los ANGELES, CALIF- WATER PoLo 4 Slluulnc 3,4 FOOTBALL 4 RICNARD KnAuss Ssnvlcz Couu. 3 OPERA l,2,3,4 GLEE CLUB I,2 Tzunns I,2,3 Cnoln 2,3,4 QuAnTcT 3,4 J J ,fx DAVID MCGLOTNLIN U Co. Music FQQSTAL 3 SvAnusn CLUB ,3 DOUBLE QUAR 4 A CAPPEL ,4 OPERA I , Cf rr A. !L, W . A 'f Y' ROWLAND MANsoN VESTA MOORE Wx ii! . Ssnvuce Conv. 2,3 FOOTBALL 2,3,4 BASKETBALL 2,3 BASEBALL I,2 TRACK 3,4 BETTY MOULTON UNIFORM Monnron 3,4 SPANISN CLUB 2,3 G.A.A. I,2,3,4 GLEE CLUB 3,4 DRILL TEAM 3 OPERA 4 FRANK MAYBERRV TNANSFENREO rnou Fnzsuo, CALIFQ Ho-LlcnTs STAFF CAULDRON STAFF 4 LATIN CLUB 4 G.A.A. 4 KET R a l,2,4 GOLF 3 . REP. ov. 3148 9 -I 4 J . I fl?-s. I I4 J 1 T 5 RES. 3 Q, .Q . 2 P KENICNI VARUYAMA A ORCHESTRA l,2,3,4 BASKETBALL l,2 COUNTY BAND 4 BAND I,2,3,4 FOOTBALL 3 BASEBALL 4 KAV MATSUMOTO LETTEnuAn's CLUB BASKETBALL l,3,4 SEnvlcE Conn. I FOOTBALL 3,4 Hs-Y 4 CAMERA CLua 3,4 5 BASKETBALL 2 Q LonnAuNE MAULDIN P ' 4 DICK MAPLES SPANISH CLUB 3,4 SERvucE Conv. 4 WATER POLO 2 FOOTBALL 3 BAND 2,3,4 Co. BAND 3 DOROTHY Moncnousz SPANISH CLUB 2,4 LATIN CLUB 3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3 DRILL TEAM 2 Hoaev CLUB 3 L . G. L. CABINET 3, SEcv. 4 5 Sn. A CONTEST PLAYS 4 ' Hl-LlcNTs STAFF 3 SPANISN CLUB 2,3 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 TRI-Y 3,4 ffl TNELNA JEAN McHENnv TNANSFENRED Enom ALVA, OKLANouA Couu. CLUB 4 G.A.A. 2,4 MAUORU MAESNANA TRANSFERREO rnou Kosul, JAPAN Movie PROJECTGR 4 CAULDRON STArr 4 STAGECRAFT 4 ai E, 9'-. ,Eff vdGm pr . 1 ,L WI I Wf T A f ,JIM I flvaf ,xl If J EVELYN OVERTON Conv. CLUB 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 RITA PALLADIRQ SPANISH CLUB 3, Couu. CLus 3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 GLEE CLUB 4 OPERA 4 Tlolo MUNEUITSU RALEIGH MUSOLF 4 Piggy Nggfon AUBREY MONTGOMERY Uulronu BOARD 3 SPARISN CLUB 3 SPANISH CLus 4 WATER PoLo 3 Couu. CLUB 4 G.A.A. l,2 Usnzn 3 ROBERT NIcuaLs Dogofuy Mupgy PUBLIC Anoness CRE' 3,4 BARU 8 CO. BAND 2,3,4 RADIO CLua 4 CAULDRON STAFF 4 SRARISM CLua 3,4 SERVICE Couu. 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 K L41 A CAPPELLI 4 Gzoncc NoAR SERVICE Couu. PRES. 4 SrAnIsu CLus 2,3 HI-Y 3 MOVIE PROJECYOR 4 SPARISM CLUB 4 CAMERA CLUB 4 LORRAINE PARKER STUDENT Boov TREASQ 4 WATER POLO l,2,3,4 TRANSFERRED Fnou PHILLIPS, TExAs Swauulnc i,2,3,4 Co. VUSIC FESTIVAL 3 A CAPPELLA 2,3,4 GLEE CLUB 2,3,4 SERVICE Conv. 3 G.A.A. 2 FOOTBALL 2,3,4 OPERA 2 LEONARD PATTERSON GLEE CLUB V. P. 3, PRES. 4 Conn. CLue 3, V. P. 4 WATCH POLO 1,2 OPERA l,2,3,4 TRACK I ' 24. i OMAR PAXSON GJ Qi S X SERVICE Couu. 2 N X EK LATIN CLUB 3,4 XI XN3NQExX SENIOR PLAv 4 In Iii Couu. CLUB 4 Xxxgx 'June MADH 3 t A BILL REDLINE A CAPPELLA 2,3, OPERA I,2,3,4 GLEE CLUB l,2 QUARTET I,2,3 Conn. CLUB 2 FOOTBALL 3 MARJORIE RI CNARDS Co. Music FEST ORCRESTRA l,2, Conn. CLUB 3,4 3 xx QF I IJ I If ku I' W QN .RA ' 'IN N If II 4 IVAL 3,4 3 ,4 Rov RAFFERTV JR. HI-Y 2 V. TRACK I,2,3,4 YELL LEADER 2 FOOTBALL 3,4 BASKETBALL I HI-Y 3 ELEANOR PIERPOINT GLEE CLUB l,2, SERVICE Conn. LATIN CLUB 3, BETTY RonRlc SRARISN CLUB 3,4 Tvvluc CONTEST 2 Couu. CLUB 4 G.A.A. I MARVIR RERFRB WATER PoLo 2,3,4 SERVICE Conn. 4 Svluuluc 2,3,4 E I2 Lols Rocens BASKETBALL I FOOTBALL 4 TRACK I P. 3 4 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 TRI-Y Szcv. 4 A CARRELLA 4 DELBERT PENMALL SPANISH CLUB 2,3 SERVICE Conn. 2 BASEBALL 2,3,4 BASKETBALL l,2 FOOTBALL 3 TRACK 2 PATRICIA PRICE SPANISH CLUB 3,4 GLEE CLUB I,4 DRILL TEAU 3 OPERA I,4 A ' I , GLEE CLUB I,2,3,4 V COMMERCIAL CLUB 4 OPERA I,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2 Joan REID CAuLDRou STA ORCHESTRA I, Co. 0RcREsTR CAMERA CLUB FOOTBALL 4 TRACK 3,4 WAL IF' JI A S , A ,A FF 4 A 2 4 LACE PERRV TRAFFIC BOARD 2,3,4 CLAss PRESIDENT 3 TRACK 2 3 4 OPERA l:2:4 FOOTBALL 3 HI-Y 3,4 WESLEV PIERson LETTERUAl'S CLUB 3, FOOTBALL 2,3,4 TRAcx I 4 ,jg li? 5 I 'Q J ROBERT Ross BARBARA SIBLEY 0,6 X CAULDRON STAFF 4 SER,,cE Co... 2,4 1V Lf, WWE' PO'-0 2.33 Tvvuna CONTEST 2 f .1 sE V'cE Com 4 Uunronu Bono 3 ,jf , J ' S 'G 21324 G. L. CABINET I V TMCK ' ORCHESTRA 2,3 ' G.A.A. I I v I I Y J, VIBGINIA SIEVERT RAvuono Ross TnAnsFsnncu Fnou BASKETBALL 2,3 BAx:nsFnELn, CALIF, Couurv BAND 2 -'- HI-LlcuTs STAFF 3 FOOTBALL I,2 SFAnlsn CLUB 3,4 BASEBALL 3,4 Couu. CLUB 4 TRACK 2,3 G.A.A. 2 BAND 2,4 JAHES STAncELAno MARJORIE SMITB GnAouATso MID-YEAn Scnlon CLASS Pass. 4 Juulon CLASS V. P. 3 FOOTBALL 2,3,4 TRACK 2,3,4 HI-Y 3,4 f N fA6oRoTuv Som: N CAULDRON STAFF ' CNEMISTWY CLUB SENIOR PLAY 4 DRILL TEAM 3 G.A.A. I,2,3 I 'I I MU ' - LATIN CLUB 3,4 'lf V Sunzuun SAoAxAu: Conv. CLUB 3, Szcv. 4 Unuronu MONITOR 4 Tvpunc CONTEST 3 Ssnvlce Conv. 4 G.A.A. I,2,3,4 MAsAvuxl TATsuxAuA CAULDRON STAFF 2 Tennis 2,3,4 G.L. CABINET 2,3, Pnzs. 4 HI-LIGHTS STAFF 3 CAULDRON STAFF 4 Aovlsonv BOARD 4 Ssnuon PLAV 4 TRI-Y 3,4 CLAUD SCOTT CHEMISTRY CLUB 3 BASKETBALL l,2,3 BASEBALL l,2,3,4 SPANISB CLUB 3 JR. HI-Y 2 TRACK l,2 Jo: STEVERSON GLEE CLUB I FOOTBALL I OPERA I ROBERT Suurn TRANSFERRED FROM Los ANGELES, CALIF. GOLF 2,3,4 M 'x 'V rx -in 4. A CLEO WAucN CNESTEP YEIDE CLASS h Confzsr PLAv 3 Co. Music FESTIVAL 3,4 CAULDRON STArr 4 A CAPPELLA 3,4 LETTERUAN'S CLUB 2,3,4 CABEPA CLUB I GLEE CLUB I,2 GOLF l,2,3,4 SEXTETTE 3,4 OPERA l,2 OPERA l,4 LLOYD TnouAs EVA WHITE Couurv FESTIVAL 2,4 ORcNEsTPA l,2 Hn-Llcurs 3 BAND 4 13:4 GLEE CLUB l,2,3,4 Snnuuc CONCERT 3 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 OPERA l,2 EARL WARREN BASKETBALL I,3, CAPT. 2,4 GLEE CLUB l,3 V. P. STUDENT Boov 4 OPERA l,3 FRESNUAN PRES. I BASEBALL I,2,3,4 Y 2 FOOTBALL 4 G.L. CABINET TREAS. 3 5 X IRENE Tnonufcu X558 , x A ,E DRILL TEAM 3 L Couu. CLUB 4 - J GLEE CLUB I q:iiAK Rf ?.A.A. l,2 x Rl-Y 4 . J- I Boa WHITE VERNON WENTWORYH Rov TSUNAPA MARQURETTE Tnoursou Hoesv CLUB 3 Conn. CLUB 3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Deals Tous Boa TUCKER GLEE CLUB I,2,3, V.P. 4 LETTERvAN's CLUB 2,3,4 G.A.A. BD. 2,3, Secv. 4 WATER PoLo l,2,3,4 Unnronu BOARD 4 FOOTBALL l,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 SWIMMING I,2,3,4 Gvu COUNCIL 4 ORCHESTRA l,2 TBI-Y 3,4 BAND 4 'YW3 1 X51 .5F' , i ' J ,,,,,5,,,. K I HELEN WOLF LIBRARY CLU G.A.A. 1,4 Bnucz Wonrnv BAsxETsALL FOOTBALL 3 BASEBALL I, Co. BAuo 3 TRACK 3,4 8Ano 2,3 Lucv WnlrEMousE TnAusFEnaEo FROM YOUNGSTOVN, Oulo PHOTOGRAPHY CLua Cnzuasrnv CLua 4 LATIN CLUB 4 G.A.A. 4 - LLOYD WOODS TnAcx 3,4 MARGARET WILLIAMS SPANISH CLua 3 SENIOR PLAY 4 Conn. CLUB 4 G.A.A. I Invln WILLIAMS Jo SPAnlsn CLUB 2,3 DRAMATICS 2,3,4 GOLF 3,4 JAcx Woou 9 4 LETTERUADUS CLua I 4 2 ,2 BAsxEYaALL 2 ,3,4 0 SPANISH CLUB 3 4 FOOTBALL 2,3,4' bw? TRACK I,2,3,4 STAGECRAFT 3 :, ANNABELLE WOODS I SPAN: u C Hu- c TAFF 3 . I CAUL n STAFF 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 SEulpn PLAY 4 Conv. CLus 4 LAIRENCE Wulf: GLEE CLUB I,3 STAGECRAFT 3 4 OPERA I,3 TRACK 3 6i?:L4,11L1 f241f:L fl fx4t4'L4L L v IDA WILTON SvAnIsn CLUB 3, G.A.A. 2,3,4 CLYDE Wnlfrlncron WATER PoLo 2 CAPT. Jn. Hn-Y 2, Sn. Hu CAULDRON STAFF I,4 YELL LEADER 2,3,4 Aovlsonv BOARD 4 Swuuuluc 2,3 I3l4 -Y 3 ANN WILSON TnAnsFEnREo FROM EL MONTE, CALIFQ 4 s., .jf RUUNEY Avws Ra CNARD Muzv GRADUATED Mlo-YEAR GRADUATED M,D-yE,R xllvlAN L.AwToA w Roy Umm BOOKKEEPING CONTEST 3 i TRANSFERRID FROU Unlroam MONlTOR 3 CER55, C,L,p, L1BRARY CLus 3, 4 SPANISH CLUB E, 4 A14 J.A.A. l,c,w, Gown. CLUB 3,4 JACK LAWTON TRAcx MANAGER Hoasv Snow 3 GLENN SHEPHAPD BASKETBALL l,2,3,4 BASEBALL I,2,3,4 LATIN CLue l,2 FooTeALL 2,4 DIAMOND BARRETT TRANSFERRED FROM YuaA Cnrv, CALIF LLovo CovLluc LETTEWMAN'5 CLU9 3,4 L:1'1'ERuAn's CLus 2,3,4 B FOOTBALL Mon. 4 TRACK l,2,3,4 F00TaALL 3 TADASNI KATU I t ' B'U- VESSEV FOOTBALL l,2,3,4 BAsx:TeALL l,2 STAGECRAFT 3,4 TRACK l,2,3,4 SENIOR ' , 4 ,A -, s 1 I A X RALPH MOORE TRANSFERREU Lone BEACH, LETTERMAN'S FooTaALL 4 TRACK 4 GLEE CLUB 3 OPERA 3 0 FICERS TRACK Man. 2,3,4 STAGECRAFT 4 FooTeALL I :Rom CALIF. 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Ki V ' A4 6-'Q 0 5 as - Q ' 74 ' FIRST Row SEcoNo Row THIRo Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row: SIXTH Row FIRST Row SECOND Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH ov SIxTN Row ALvAREz,DP BRUSH, C CouRREcEs J CASE, F DA v z DAvfs M BOWERS N ARITA H ALARCON, A COLEMAN COURREGES K BECK BRAYBROOKS P CUNNINCHAM C BEST J CONRAD CROW, R BROWN J BRUSH F BURDICK L DAHLGREN S BRALEV E CAov C BURLI SON M BAKER R CLANCY J AKIYAMA B DoucLAss, L APPLEBURY, BuNRLAcE R AUSTIN, Y BENNETT B DEBUSK R DocxINs, B COPLIN R DOLAN R COPELANQ L COOPER Wyfz M490 V HASKILL D FOLEY B HUNNICUTT L DRENT K EvA R HERNANDQZ A ARTHUR S GREENWOOD L HOWELL G HOWELL R GRAJEDA E DONNELLY, L LEVERLY L FULL MER F JENSEN V JOHNSON L KELLEY C NZALES Y' Hovr H AIBLER V ESE M FOGLER P CoLvIN B EMUERICK C DRAHELM C ELLIOTF F FRALEY R HUTCHINS G KENNEDY D GOODS G HALLER J KINc E HERNANoEz FEREBEE B H u FETHER B ENOCH R F KOPPL C AARBISON, M HARPER KNOWLTON, J HOSMER D HucuENIN L JOHN ON HAUPTNAN P HEATH L HOLTON, D KIRKJATRICK FIRST Row Sscouo Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row SIXTH Row FIRST Row SECOND Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row SIXTH Row IWIOX HoxEoA O OLDFIELD F MEYER L NUSOLF, K REEP RIMEL M NIEaLAs K NISHIYAMA OKA VARUYAMA V POPNOE, F ORMSBY R LEGER MCKENZIE, J MOULTON, J PROCTOR MCDERMDN N MURRAY C NETH M LEUE, S Mu E MITSU, B PALEO, J MATSUDA ODA J MAT IS, R MCCREER E MDINT H R T KAI B LINDSEY J MCCORMICK J MIXER J 0vERuYER C CLEMENS D MITCHELL E RENFRO, G Ku L NELLS B PRICHARD J NCGAUGH M MCCALLEN MITCHELL, J MILLER M MORGAN GR F YAMAMOTO, P SCHUTH E SOWARDS J WILLINGHAM E TINSLEY C VID L V YAS A L ROGERS, Y T SHIMA A Su V SHINPAU M SHADE S YOKOOJI, J WEINHEIMER WHITSON P VARELA, N SCHENFIELD, D YOKOOJI HLDGJDDCZ Wooos WEIDE SNELL, SWIFT WALKER R RANNEY N YAMAMOTO, STANSBARY M WARDLOW TAYLOR G TUNSTALL, M YosT, N SMITH WHITFIQLD STINSON R WARREN, E SMEA I TUCKER WHITE WDRTHY W WARNER, H RosE W WILSON S ROBINSON r Rm M X F087 Y 710 KX Mm Funsf Row Sscouo Row Tnlno Row Founvu Roi FIFTH Row Ssxru Row Funsr Row Sscono Row Tuuno Row Founrn Row FUFTM Row M Cnuz R Cnuz B DnAuslu M Coox L AoAuson, H DOYLE, T Eusiv L Coovsl R Dunn F Cones, H DONLdY M BELTRAN B Cnaunsss, Bovuucfou I CunusTuAn H BARHES E Conev Becx, E CARROLL, T Anuva B BAxsn, J.CLOGST0l, FELION M Cnoucu, V CLOGSTON Bucx M CLINE, B Ennuucfon H CLAnx V B LL, c A N B P B no TIHPLZIX ocx ELL, ASIL, uswA Dnznf S DAvnEs, J BEAVER, A BLAND, F Esssnr Bscx D Bowens G EvAus Cnorfono B Aubenson J Exeznc P Exeenc, Densco, R CHURCHILL, H CALHOUN ,5X T KlTAJluA V GOTHARD, M HussAno M FocLEn F KATo G Inman K Kansxo C Hucucs D H RLOI G G AJEDA J , Hnvenfv B Gonoou, 8 HARPER D GONZALES B Goon D Gnovss D HAvEs C Husvon, L HARRUS M KAlAcucun A KAIEKO R Gnnousn D H YLEY R G nv B Huuven HALTERMAH A FROST T Gases P KNOELLER, I GAILBREATH M Hownno D KE J Fonnesven, B Fosven, L kAuu, L Jcuxeus HurTaLs 6 Jonnsou, B Ksnueov fi l : O O O O , O 0 O O O : I O , O D Jo O O I : O O O , I , 2 : ' 0 O 0 . , 0 , 0 E C O O 1 n , v 0 0 0 , I : . g . , q , 0 La O O - PF- if Ff?gig A f ,ffw3f' I f5f. JFQL 3 I , I O , O , 0 E O , O , Q z . , . R . Hncxs C. , . O O : O , O ,, O , 0 O , . O , 0 0 o , a A , u EA , a , B. , I O 2 . . . , . RR, I 0 Slxvu Row: P. HARPER C. HQTFIELD, W: KHOILTON, J. GILL, J. Q 0 0 I I' G ,b 11 r-v - ,Q A ,L Q n, L, . as . G. ,Mui - J,:g ,,,f N7 T y Af 7' Q.. J - L f f P' .ag A4!A1 , L Y' x I fr' M? V 4 In 9 . FIRST Rows Sscono Row THIRD Row FouRTR Row FUFTR Row SIXTH Row: FIRST Row Szcouo Row THIRD Row Founvu Row Farrn Row: SIXTH Row 'lO!f 1b h CA, R Mguogzna SS Mgxna, B MnLEs, A Moons, c R :Rv un :sn YAMA Evsnvon, B.JN1oHoLs,HCAM PIERPOINR CL PIERPOIIT onsuzeu ARE OGRE LEARY R MCNEIL J MARTIN M MuRov McGAucu P MILLER, L MouLoeR S QAPLES E gRUH, B Larson, R LEYERLY, H ORA Ausen ETT NGILL E hvncua J AMCEONALD, JL LGECHTI, L Moufcoueev svn: x ocxnzn ooRe Anas C LAwsou ' Lznuo, E Lsoecxe NocuoLson, J Monrcouinv C MORRIS, L LERNO Whoa XA J Scuuru S Saonxnns E PRESSON N PssaLEs B Wooos, L Snlusa M Sfoua A TAnAuAcRa M SNYDER, D MELCNER D TAYLOR L PlsToLs, Y YAuAuoTo D Duncan G CERoA A PAYRE E SCHUTJ J BALFOUQ G wAoA J Rcurno, E Sfnocn Luu F WARNER V SuERARo R Suvoen S ARDS f S can A TAYLOR, W Pour R R uvvou, G hAY A RAJN J Ross I o L Ross, H Svsw RT N Youu T Su E R TERRY R V SLATE G WnuTFnELo 0 STRncxLsu E TRETTIM L PUERPSIRT 0 PHILLIPS, M PHILLIBS f,f SRAM IZEZIZZFEZI 'Y N437 r QQ as: FIRST Row. SECOND Row THIPD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row SIXTH Row FIRST Row TRIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row SIXTH Row 'Q A B RROUS N B L Y E. BEcER E M C w F Cuu I , 0 coARL J gRAZIL T CROUCH R COURRECES, J BURTON B B usR V COOPER C BR Eco L Bu E DAVI' D CAs R BATES J DALZELL, M CNAM- N ss B BRAY J CAMPBELL, E CAIcNEAu ALLEN w BIQCAILUZ R BoER W DABNEY, 0 AKIN CLENENS, M BuRcE R DENNINE U7-'IXKUJCD DAY R CERVANTES M BROWN M CHRIST B COZIAR CLEUENS J CREAMER B Woob BR cc J DENMAN D DEKKER H CASE D APPLING BENNlaS90RF H QOER fa... 9X M HAVENS J FARWELL V FRAM TON HE HENsLIcx M DONALDSON, N DIAz M HAW s HARPER, B FRYE R HERNANDEZ H D NALDSON, D RAY H DENNING DURAN J DILLON L ER C FORD M FURY C Emmons R GRUELL V FOWLER E v N C DI F HALL M HAZELTON, L HARPER R HAUPTMAN J ELLIOTT R HAcER M DRE T ESCOBAR L EM RY E GOETS R R GRANAA, GRANT R DWARDs, M FIER o I' ' I 'lL I 1 I ' T. ARIT V. u , . Al E , RA, D. Aa . R0 , . M Ncs . IN 2 U U C R , .' .' I- , . sn ' ' ' I ' : f if , O E , I , O I E , Q I U 2 o , o -. a o 0 V , I . I U , . 0 C C . O I . . ' , . , . ' D ' 0 0 A O Q , 9 , Q , . , Q 5 13. 5, f xr , 1 l I ,. .1 F 553325 I 3 . , , , , p , A. NNIG, G. , .. , . E SEcoNo Row: A. DISPALATRO, G. HAYLEY, N. HAY, J. FRASER, D. l 3 , 0 ' f G' G G. ARDING, R. , C- , , , . RY I , Q I U 1 ' I I A. R I', . ETz ' : o o 0 ' D ' 1 . , . D N ' : M. . E , - C , - 1 R- E ' . R I ' - I A f b L, IR 'I 1 ' FE W I A ' .9 .H xu A I I IW, 1 -Q. A - FIRST Row SECOND Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row SIXTH Row FIRST Row: Sccono Row THIRD Row FOURTH Row FIFTH Row SIATH Row W HUFFMAN R lw KOSHI Y MA UYAMA K JIM KILLIAN R LEE D JENNINGS, R HUNNICUTT J K ENQY D L N S MARTINEAU T MATSUDA, HOWELL, C PATE B MILLER R NEL R MERCHANT V OUDERKIRK NICHOLS, J MCGAUGH M HUBBARD, L KNOELLER D MILLER T MATSUMOTO J Love B Osao N T HOT R HHSSL E Lu L LERNo P MEAIRS C McCLEARv D MCCLARY L MELTON R MURRAY K LAWT , HOWARD R Mo oLA F KITTO M Junxov B HEATH E HEFLEY R HOSMER B MAxEY J Mooov A MITCHELL, C LOFTIS Qxmf QL94 M SANTARA V Ross E MACAU N YAUAUOTO, P PRESTON, E SNIDER K PAYNE K TASHIMA, J w DA M VARELA, S WHITE D Owens, R STUDER S TAvLoE, L WNITSON D RANNeY, M TERHUNE B.wHlTFlEL6, R PAxsoIII, E WIGTON BLIVISE D TURNER B WESTENHAVER B Toasv S THORNTON C Scnufn D Rose E PATTISOH J SMITR R WORTHY B WEIDE V Lueo B TUNSTALL I TUNSTALL, J Sk0TT H PAUPLIN J ROBERTSON R PI ToLE H TRETTIN K TRUJILLO, R PACKARD RIFE, L T ORNTON T ST CLAIR F Mun Y IAGUCHI J P LLEN B Tu ER, J PIPP -'hr lllF' K X I fm wr N g . , . A , . R , . eo, J. I , I C : . E , . Ico , . , . J. . , . . sou : I , O N. C , I I . 0 : . , . R , . z, . ER, . FF, I , C , C : l , I , U I J. , . I , . , . ICH : I I , I , U , U , O O '12gfH. QNAF 'Q -Nm 0 o , 4 A, . , i o 0 , o Q A 2 Q I O O , O I O I : ' ' ' 9 ' 9 U C , I z s , 0 , o , q , Q , I , . I 0 O 0 0 A Q s . , . ' . ' 2 M. W . R , . , . cv, S. A , . u , . RN . IN ' ' I auf' K QI'-'FICE CAFE TERIA LIBRARY i' l 5 .5 F0005 TYPING ART more-une ca-neMss1RY FPO-ZPIOHK F 55' 41 U7-lOF1LOIU'U A? FIRST Row: URS. SvEvESTER, MRS. MARER, MRS. WARREN, MRS. PHILLIPS. SECOND Row: W. R. TRETREWEY, R. BREEDING, L. BENSON 5. DAVIS, H. GARDNER, O.VC. TROOP, W. GRIFFIN. THIRD Row: M. L. QJSCELL, 3. B. NALTON, J. L. McNANuS, R. N. Rosa, E. A. RsvEE, R. C. HUFF. T KING PEOPLE AMONG THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY CREATLY RIN APPREcIATE THE WORK or THE CUSTODIANS OF THE HIGH ScRooL. THE SERVICE IS COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT, AND EAITRFuL. THE cooxs ARE MRS. MAHER, Nov DISHES, MRS. PHILIPS, DESSERTS AND MRS. SYLVESTER, SALADS. MRS. WARREN IS CUSTODIAN of Fooos LABORATORIES. MR. GIRLS' REST-ROOMS, BUNGALOW, AND T R. M. Rosa IS IN CHARGE OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS. HE aus DRIVERS ALONG wlrn THEIR ORIGINAL DUTIES ARE GARDNER, IN CHARGE OF BUSSES, B. DAVIS, CARPENTRY REPAIR WORK, M. L. RUSSELL cvu CUSTODIAN, E.BENSON,SHOP CUSTODIAN AND LAUNDRY, C WALTDN GARDENER AND ASSIGNED T0 WORK ON THE GROUNDS! R' C Huff, W. GRIFEITH, R. BREEDING, 0. O. TROOP, AND J. E. MSMANuS. W. R. TRETHEWAY AND E. A. RIMEL ARE CUSTODIANS ' F TOOLS AND IN THE MAIN BUILDING. PAUL PORTER I5 IN CHARGE O ASSISTANT IN THE SHOPS. Quinni- Q 'I' fl 'ff' Ir 42,2- 9 I If, I' If I I 1 I Q fu s, qu... an-N'i . Q1 ,L v -Lv, fe 'gg , an Uiqriv- we ugusfi v IM,,,.., :QI I- hiv -I -,----- if !rII IF, ' 3 ,, 0' cf -gi' 1 EXTRA ACTIVITIES SERVICE C 491 Z IRST Row S RUTH C RIM L B CHAHH S C BRISCO S SADARAHE AHHEv M HUBBARD ECONO Qou AvIS E ST f C 55 IcGAucH L RAYBRDDHS J LARK S AR INEAU HIWD Row TH R RHLIDEZ G UR MAPL- BAHER FDURTH Row F KIRKPATRICK D MuRDv V HDDSER A HAUP-NAI, K R ATQI R B SIBL AH IMPORTANT GROUP WHICH IS CHARGED WITH KEEPING ORDER ARD RRDMDTIHG BETTER COOPERATION WITHIN THE STUDENT aoov IS THE SERvIcE COMMITTEE THIS GROUP OF LEADERS APPOINTED EACH SEMESTER BY THE ADVISORY BOARD ARE CHDSEH FOR THEIR HONESTY IMPARTIALITY AND FEARLESSHESS IN REPORTING VIOLATORS or THE SCHOOL CODE. THE CHIEF Alu or THE SERVICE COMMITTEE IS T0 PROMOTE BETTER ORDER IN ALL scHooL AFFAIRS COMMITTEES FDR THE HALLS, CAFETERIA, BUSSES GROUNDS AND AUDITORIUM ARE CHOSEN EACH SEMESTER BY THE FRESIDEHTS. A DRIVE on vIo LATORS or THE rooo ACT QEATING IN THE HALLS,lAS HELD av THE MEMBERS DURING THE LATTER PART or THE YEAR THE RESULTS or THE DRIVE SHOWED THAT THE MAJORITY OF THE STUDENT BODY WERE WILLINC T0 COOPERATE IN PROMOTING A BETTER STUDENT covERH MENT OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE FIRST SEMESTER GEORGE NOAH PRESIDENT, AUGUST HAUPTMAN VICE PRESIDENT, BARBARA SIBLEY SEDRETARV, SECOND SEMESTER VERHE HousER PRESI DENT, JAY ORUXUAN VIcE PRESIDENT, JEANNE CLARK SECRETARY. THE ADVISERS WERE MRS VOREMAN AND MR. ADAMS fill ' : . 1, . . .. , , Y . r- f . .. R Q - -J E, 1 A .. -. 1 ' rf v . .,.-X . . A, I Q V , ' - Q- u . 1 , , . ,- . - ' .I t W -,zzz W, iggggggl ' h i'9,. ' A W . 2' QU E555 C v ',,,4- , . if X ,,.- ' ' ,TjLLQil 'isiiar IR S LE 60 ,V .i FIRST Row V FRAMPTQH V PoPHoE M SMITH L MAIILDIH S Row J OAvIs, J WHITTJKER J RENHh0, C ELLIOTT A ARTHUR ?:?:g Row K WAsHauRH D DY P C0Lv THE PURPOSE or THE GIRLS' LEAGUE IS T0 PRouoTE FRIEND- snnv AMONG GIRLS, BETWEEN STUDENTS Ano FACULTY Ano TUEEN SCHOOL Ano COUMUNITY. THE LAST IS FOSTERQO ev THE ANNUAL MOTHERS' DAY TEA, DONATIONS or CANNED Fooo Fon CHRISTMAS BASKETS HELP T0 uHoERPRIvILEcEo STUDENTS, Ano RED CRoss YORK ACTIVITIES HAVE BEEN THE AHHUAL BIG Ann LITTLE SISTER WELCOIING PARTY THE sAHquET RITH nEASTER PARADEn Fon A THERE A CMRISTJAS PARTY, sPEEcHEs av MRS. VAN MARTER Fnou BUFfUl'S, BY HAZEL HURST FRou HAzEL HURST FOUNDATION FOR THE BLIHD sv MAOELIHE MURRAY rnou A cos METIC COMPANY, sv Mas. BETTE BENCNLE SUPERIITENDENT or SAN DIEGO zoo av PRETTO BELL OF UNITQD AIRLINES sv MRS ADAMS FROM A SANTA AHA SPORT SHOP, av PRUOENCE PENNY FROM THE L A EXAHIHER, sv CHARLOTTE EADER FROM HER H B FLOWER SHOP AID av MR. ADAMS or THE HIcH SCHOOL. THE GIRLS SPONS6REO THREE DANCES SHAUROCK nHELLO DAY' DANCE, APRIL FooLs' DANCE, Ano AS A CLIIAX THE AHHUAL MAY QUEEN BALL. CONVENTIONS IERE ATTENOED AT THREE HIGH scHooLs WHITTIER, AHAHEIH Ano VENICE. 0FFIcERsz M SHITH PREsI DENT, A ARTHUR NICE PRESIDENT, L MAULDIN, SEChETARY, K WASHBURI TReASURER, J REHFRo, SERQEAHT AT Anus. THE ADVISER IS mss MORRELLQ Q, I . 1:5 TRI-Y RST Row M WARDLow M BoRNS D BURCH J DAVIS F MEYER D T Ms MITH A ISS ECKMAN QECOND Row L MAULDIN LUOTT B MCC ARY C w B BOWTQN A BARNES P DE TZ E PIERPOI T M G HAGER L BRAYBROOKS M MORGAN N ' Fo YOST J CLA H TRI Y GIRLS ARE CHOSEN ON THE BASIS OF SERVICE T0 THE SCHOOL COURTESY, LEADERSHIP SPORTSMANSHIP SCNOLASTIC STANDING AND APPEARANCE THE cLua TRIES T0 GIVE SERVICE T0 THE SCHOOL AND T0 PROMOTE FINE SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG lTb MEMBERS AND THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL MEETINGS ARE HELD EVERY SEcoND AND FOURTH TuESDAv OF EACH MONTH EVENTS FoR THE YEAR HAVE BEEN AN AFTERNOON TEA FOR THE GIRLS' MOTHERS FORMAL INITIATION THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTV FDR NEEDY CHILDREN A RouND ROBIN wITH HELPFUL Svc GESTIONS FOR SELF IMPROVEMENT A SPEAKER ON HAIR STYLING DATE NIGHT WITH A DINNER AND BANCING AND A THEATER PARTY A POT LUCK DINNER AND DANCING IN THE GYM FDR ALL APPLICANTS EDR MEMBERSHIP ALUMNI NIGHT A FACULTY TEA AND FORMAL INSTALLATICN of NEW OFFICERS OFFICERS wERE M GIFFDRD PRESIDENT, D HAGER VICE PRESIDENT E PIERPOINT SECRE TARY AND M DIETz TREASURER. MISS ECKMAN SPONgORS THE ORGANIZATICN vi r . i THUR A ERRv O D THIRD 5 ,.J,- Y i LIBRARY C Il -'I'-..1TJ I ms? Row D HAGER D In V LAWTO P VARELA, L Dnswr BAcx Row L Younc L Pnl Laps Miss HuaeAnf H No F Fuucraonanc AS eofn A SOCIAL AND A uonx cLue Tu: LIBRARY CLua IS venv EDUCATIONAL Ano sTlLL Lors or Fun. Tas usussnsulv coususrs or Tae canLs uno TAKE LIBRARY TRAINING uuoaa THE osascflou or Mass HUBBART. THE clnLs LeAnn ALL ABOUT Tue Pnovsn use Ano nuunuuc or A LIBRARY. In EACH sruov HALL one on Two cuaLs Fnou Tue LIBRARY CLUB Ana ausv TAKING CARE or Tue ossx cuecxlnc aooxs Il on our, nsunac sfuosuvs ruuo soon Ano vfromcuuc ouonrrm-:RENT LIBRARY Pnoaecrs T0 MAKE TnsuseLv s sons arrscosnf. Ons or THE OUTSTANDING svenvs runs YEAR UAS A Tnnr T0 Fonnesr LAWN :neue vu: caaLs sA1 uAnv BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAINS Ano PAlNTll6g ESPECIALLY THE GLASS wlnool lncLuounc Tue FAUOUS 'LAST SUPPSR.n Tn: orrlcens or Tue cLue ARES Pnesloeur Deans SAGER, Vice Pnssloeuf, LnoA Dnzur, Ano SECRETARY SHIRLEY AV'sc F1 'F A-+ :iw PSD Q? LA sbar' l 'i .4 - .,32?Hi, x L,,Ab A 5 5, L A AL ' A ' L HI- Y FIRST Row C WHITTIHQTQH K MATSUUOT0 N PERRY E WARREN J Con RAD SECOND Row B CHANDLER J FORRESTER R COPELAND D COPELAND KuHH HIRO ow UR HILL N WOR KETTLER J W oo FOURTH Row R BORGESON J McGAucH B PRICHARD L MITCHELL cuEHIH Cow R DoLAH THE SLOGAN or THE HI Y CLUB IS 'CLEAN SPEECH, CLEAN SPORTS, CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP Ano CLEAN LIFE W To BETTER FULFILL THIS MOTTO THE HI Y UAS COUPLETELY REoRcAHIzEo THIS YEAR. THE HOST HoTAsLE ACHIEVEUENT or THE NEI CLUB UAS THE DRAFTING Ano ADOPTION or A HER CONSTITUTION B FOLLOWING THE PRINCIPLES SET ur IN THIS DOCUMENT THE HEM- SERS 'ILL BE ABLE T0 LIVE uv T0 THE CLUB'S PURPOSE MORE FULLY. THE HI Y ALSO HELPED PROMOTE THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES' BASKETBALL TouRHAuEHT AHD TRACK MEET. HIGH LIGHTS or THE YEAR WERE THE FORMAL Ano INFORMAL INDUCTION or MEMBERS Ano THE DINNER MEETINGS WHERE THE PROBLEMS or THE GROUP WERE DISCUSSED. LEADING THE CLUB THROUGHOUT THE YEAR IERE Boa CHAHDLER PREsIoEHT, BILL COPLII VICE PRESIDENT, JACK KETTLER SECRETARY, DAVID COPELAID TREASURER, Ano THE FACULTY XOVISERS, LEoH MIIER AND HARRY SMEUE. l N H HU HTS IFST Row V HASKILL HUTH C ENN B SH O DFIELE L ALIAREZ L HOWELL SECOND Row J D A COLFMA A E J MOULT LLEY N5 L NUS LF 3 HUHNICU HIRD Row N TH OWN L FULLMER ORNSBY H MCDERMON C Lvev C ENDER, A NARDLOW FOURTH Row KISS MDDRE INSTRUCTOR C PELAND B C P RTNY ATM A EY L SMITH ONE or THE MOST VITAL DEPARTMENTS or THE NATIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM IS THAT or THE PRESS THIS ScHooL IS WELL REPRESENTED IN THAT FIELD BY THE HHUNTINGTCN BEACH HIGH GHTC N P UR PAGE BI w EKLY HAVING A TOTAL or C COLUMN INCHES PRIATED BY THE HUNTINGTON BEACH NEwS THE MATERIAL IS PPEPARED EDR PUBLICATION UNDER THE SUPEPVISION OF MISS MDDRE BY THE THIRTY STUDENT REPDRTERS wHo ARE EACH GIvEN CERTAIN BEATS SUCH AS CLUBS ATHLETICS TRIPS AND CLASS PROJECTS THE JDURNALISM CLASS DOES ALL THE WORK ON THE PAPER EXCEPT THE ACTUAL PRINTING THEY NOT ONLY WRITE STORIES BUT THEY LEARN TO PRDDEREAD COPY TO WRITE AND COLNT HEADLINES AND HOW T0 INTERVIEW. AMONG THE ACTIVITIES THE JOURNALISTS HAVE TAKEN PART IN WERE FOUR coNvENTIoNS THE FIFST HELD AT REDONDO HIGH ScHooL ON NOVEMBER I6 AND SPON SORED BY THE ANNUAL SOUTHERN bALlFORNlA HIGH ScHooL PRESS STUDENTS ATTENDED THE JOURNALISM JAMDDREE ON NARCH 5 AT SANTA ANA HIGH SCHOOL, NINE ATTENDED THE NINETEENTH NEWS PAPER DAY ANNIVERSARY AT U S C. ON MARCH 8, AND Twq THE EL DON BANQUET AT ANAHEIM APRIL 29 AMONG OTHER PROJECTS CONDUCTED av THE CLASS THIS YEAR IAS AN EXTENSIVE STUDY or PROPAGANDA. THE THREE EOITORS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR WERE ANNA COLEMAN HELEN MCDERMON AND PATRICIA HEATH Q ll -4- F' S-41 I I F g , , P. Sc , . RIMEL, L. GL , P. PU, , O L 5 , I , . . : A AVIS . . N, J. C S , . . ON, L. KE , K. EVA , A I o ., . TT T : C. E , R. BR , . , P., I , . I P. D I, . E, '.1 I . : I' I ,l A, R. D , . o LIN, N. No , P. HE , J. R NN , N. SUE, N LI D, A D - E , ' I7D E 0 , T' 7 I I 9 I , Y - , A . - ASSOCIATION, WAS ATTENDED BY SIX OF' OUR STUDENTS. THIRTY I O . , 0 a I ' -5 O I '..1::.. Eiga! , ', Lf? THQ? -P G-I Y IL H V5 ,fr M . H ,Af ' ' ' V2 flffn fx ' ,I I , 4 H ik CAU D ON STA F IRST Row L LEWIS, M ESHIMA V OORE A WDDDS M Su TH LARv M G FORD P L NTI P DDNA DN B BRlgC C NAucH C NMlT+lNGTON L ALVAREZ Econo Row W OSBORME D HAGER 8 ITON B BRISTOL, D CDPELAND W PERRv B L H SEV MuR v E A B D S R RD Row RMUD z ARNES oRx LLI I g0SgER6 R AUSilND R Ros5,.hGRAv, C HEnsTREET,J FADLER, J KETTLER OR ESTER, ERI D WITH THE EVER PRESENT SUBJECT HNATIONAL DEFENSEW AS ITS TITLE THIS YEAR'S CAULDROI FEATURES SPLENDID PHOTO GRAPHY BRILLIANT DRAWINGS AND UNIQUE DESIGN. THE TIUELY THEME fs CARRIED THROUGHOUQ THE aoox DITH THE COLORS OF ouR FLAD AND NUMBERS OF STARS, STRIPES AND FLAGS. ESPECIALLY NDTEIDRTHY ARE THE SPLENDID DRAIINGS OF JAMES HOSUER BETTE LINDSEY LUPE ALVAREZ RIDHARD AUSTIN, BILL OSBORNE THE EXACT PRINTING OF MAU6RU MAESHIMA AND THE CLEVER CARTOON PAGE OF EDDIE REHFROQ OF lNTERES+ T0 GIRLS ESPECIALLY IS THE EXPANSION 0F THE GIRLS' SPORTS SECTIO CREATED av BETTE MDCLARY. DAvE COPELAND Bovs' SPORTS EDI OR FEATURED ll HIS SECTION SPLENDID PHoTocRAPHv MOSTLY sv FRANK ELLIOTT AND JOHN REID. SPORTS ARTICLES IERE CONTRIBUTED av PERRY GRAY Ross WHITTINDTDN AND KETTLER GRAY AND NOAH PRD IADTEB THE gALE OF 560 scfoxs. CREDIT FOR ALL OF THE TYPIIG GOES T0 ANNADELLE WOODS AND LucILLE LEWIS. MANY HOURS OF WORK 'ERE VOLUNTARILY CONTRIBUTED ll MOUNTING PICTURES DRITIND ARTICLES, AND PLANNING LAY OUT ev A BARNES R BERMUDEZ B BRISTOL L CONRAD P DDNALDSDN D MURDJ D SDRK B. BOYTON B BRI:-:co M GIFFORO D HAGEI P LIECHTI, V MBORE M SLITH C Wlucn C HEDISTREET, AFID R HEIL. THE DNIEF PMOTOGRARHER DAS AP,PLE8URY ASSISTED BY Yoxoo.II AKIYAUA AND MUNEHITSU. JACK KETTLER THE EDITOR ASSISTE6 av JOSERH FADLER ASSISTANT EDITDR, 'ERE ADVISED ev THE SPONSOR, MISS COIA HEIIDERSDII. - f NL, ' Q' .aIia S PANSH CLU QMM -'TI IRST Row CWI AS CE IEVLR L A PR VIDA SECOND Row V LAwToN J WILLINGNAM E: SQAARLS J.BovINcToN r COURREGE OIIRREQE EWTON WE NHEINIER TNIFD ow L SE COUPRCLGES Nu o NOODS NILTON FQLIRTR Row LEV LBERT Bmvenoons P QOLV NoREHoI, E VAR L .J uwu H IPTH Row EuE AP E5 H R PALLADIAQ T B .JAN 0 LLLICTT SIxTR Row HR I T DTINS N .I FAOLER MSTREET B C PL Ivu Y E MclNToSH R zsEPMuoEz ONE or THE MOST ACTIVE OF THE EXTRA CURRICULAR GROUPS IN HUNTINGTON HI IS THE SPANISH CLUB. IT WAS ORGANIZED BY MRS MOREMAN SPANISH TEACHER TO PROMOTE USE OF THE LANGUAGE AND THE PRACTICE or SOCrAL FUNCTIONS WITH ASPANISN ATMOSPHERE. THE CLUB MEETS EVERY TWO WEEKS AND PLANS FOR PARTIES FIESTAS AND INFORMAL CET TOGETHERSE MANY or THE MEMBERS HAVE LEARNED NATIVE GAMES AND oANcES AND ALL THE MoRE FAMous SPANISH Soncs. THE sIc ACTIVITY OF THE CLUB YEAR NAS THE SPANISH FESTIVAL AN ELAaoRATE AND SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION AT WHICH THOSE ATTgNDlNC IORE NATIVE COSTUMES. A BI YEAaLY ACTIVITY EACERLY ANTIcIPATEo IS THE TRIP T0 PADUA HILLS WHERE THE STUDENTS ENJOY SPANISH DRAMA AT ITS BEST ACTED ENTIRELY BY PERSONS or NATIVE SPANISH SPEECH THE OFFICERS LuPE COURREGES, PRESIDENT, ANNABELLE Wooos, VICE PRESIDENT, MARY NIEBLAS, SECRETARY, PATTY PRICE TREASURER5 AND BARBARA BRISTOL PRocRAM CHAIRMAN HAVE BEER VERY CONSCIENTIOUS ABOUT PROMOTINC CLUB ACTIVITIES. LATIN CLU 4345.31 2.34, 1 Q, ' IRST Row A AMACHI L HA P SCH F MEYER FOLEY TI-IDR O OKIELD NA PER A HIL C HucHES T KITAJIIIA Econ Row Is NNIcUTT Y H E. A V LEMAN H NYDER HUTH R DER JA J TAYLOR HIRD Row I H HEPARD ANN L P E 0 T D S PK AUGM J ARTIN A NETH J QPUXVAN M JONNSON O PAXSON H NcUeRvoN JAV 0 OUSE UNSTALL DUTDN A ARM IFTH Row J AKIYAIAA R x N L IPVPATH AN v L N B CNANDL KOPPLC L APPLEBURY Amen H R PETTING L SIXTH Row J GRAY KETTLER 'IDP H T H II R E Hu T K ERC NAPD N V IFKPATRI ALTHDUQH THE BEAUTIFUL COLISEUM FDRUN, AND STREETS or Rome MAY se DESTROYED BY VAR THE TRUE CULTURE OF ITALY Llves ON IN THOSE WHO STUDY ANG LOVE THE LATIN LANGUAGE' IN THE PAST YEAR THE LATIN CLUB CONSISTING or THE NINETY STUDENTS TAKING EITHER FIRST DR SECOND YEAR LATIN HAVE MADE THE CUSTOMS OF ANCIENT ITALY THE BASIS FDR THEIR AC TIVITIES AT THE Home OF MISS BLISS THE SPONSOR WERE HELD TWO CHRISTMAS PARTIEQ ONE FOR THE FIRST YEAR STUDENTS THE OTHER FOR SECOND YEAR STUDENTS. OTHER ACTIVITIES WERE THE INITIATIDN OF THE NEW MEMBERS THE LATIN CLUB DANCE FOR THE IHOLE SCHOOL AND A FIELD TRIP T0 VENICE HIGH SCHOOL WHERE MANY CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES WERE ExANINED AND ADMIRED THE LEADERS or THE cRoUP 'ERE FRED KIRK PATRICK PRESIDENT Boa PRITCHARD VIcE PRESIDENT PHYLLIS SCHUTH SECRETARY TREASURER. r .z 'r ..v ' xl 52 - Q 9 e t , ' 7 , - 'I ,. 5' ' . .. 'i:J '2 f ,H JV, ,-.W A. A . , A .1 ,EL I I ' ' - f T T T' - 1' :f ' .L . -Y w .f ,, Ajhgf v J, Y, .IZ lf., .an . U A I ' '- , A -Av.. 1 -.- , , 'A jf -.s. -4. ia-IQ? 1211- i,l'2if1'if. JV' 1, 'vw I- , . F g A. T N L. HDAEL V. GDT RD, N. EEELES, P. UTH, . , D. ,A. AR . OL , M. LTD LDSON, L. CDD , V. H S L, . , , . . S 6 : . HU , H. JONLE , P. IJRUS , E. C RRDLL, K. ANS, A. Co , . S , L. Sc , H. Moc E, V. MDDRL, M. SNY ' , J. vos, . . T g A, SM 1 v, 5 A, R , V. BEL , O. HAWES, L. I RP IN , . D , H. HIBLEP, Ji LANE, S. EUSHARDC 5. LOFENZEN, B. Been, K. NASHDURN. FOURTH Row: B. McG , . I , . SIL . , .' . , . , . , . I , 5. IES D. N PEN G. T B. B . B ES. F ': . V O. ST IC 'I , F. IQ . 'Icx, J. R ,NE , J. FOPRESTER, N. Nl So , . ER, Lf . A. Loc I J. LIE: Tl . IL . : . J. ' , N. .' T 5 V. ELLIOTT, L. VI c ECL F. L se c, H. RDS , J. F ILE, J: L 9 , 5, PRIC , P. JOLAN, B. K ISLE , J. If cn. I ' D D , . I I . - 9 1 1 , - 1 Y A 9 19' E umm If Lg. WHA EEEEZSEII A, -, I I. 5555525 j.- ' h . I . I f H 4 A I A ' ' 1 Xia . ' i ' 57 .?53-' 1 I I J A M,, I ., ,J , Tj .' fl fl B I 1? , .nl H0 BY Cl UB gf Fmsr Row D Yoxooun W Hurrmw R N:-:Lson C IvcCLEARv F WARNER E Lurr C HALLER J RoaEn'r..cn, J CREAMER NORTHYLG WADA M Anqucm J NAoA Secono Row R Tsmmn S Ywmcuc 1 B HEATH I I V Russ J C ov F BURDICK, os: F! IH FIELD T Munn! K LAWTON LETSON, S NARUYAMA H CASE FETHEP FORMED ONLY LAST YEAR THE HOBBY LLUB IS DOING A FINE JOB IN TAKING CARE OF THE DIVERSIFIED INTERESTS OF OUR STUDENTS BOYS UNABLE TO TAKE SHOP IORK HAVE A CHANCE TO LEARN SOMETHING ABOUT THE VARIOUS MACHINES ALSO THE CLUB SERVES THE USEFUL PURPOSE OF GIVING THE ACADEMIC TYPE OF BOY A CHANCE TO TRAIN HIMSELF IN THE MANUAL SKILLS DURING EVERY ACTIVITY PERIOD THE SHOP IS OPEN FOR MANY STUDENTS TO IORK AT VARIOUS TASKS THOUGH THE FAITHFUL MEMBERS OF THE CLUB NUMBER APPROXIMATELY THIRTY THE TYPES OF WORK DONE INCLUDE SUCH THINGS AS TYING TROUT FLIES ASSEMBLING MIDGET AIRPLANE MOTORS AND MAKING HAMMERED METAL ORNAMENTS SOME OF THE BOYS HAVE BUILT END TABLES MADE UP OF SEVERAL TYPES OF IOOD SKILFULLY FITTED TOGETHER IN FACT INLAY WORK IS FAST BECOMING A PROMINENT PART OF THE WOODWORKERS' INTEREST RESULTING IN MANY BEAUTIFUL BOWLS' BEING TURNED OUT ON THE LATHES. ...vb C0 NERC L CLU ll :RST Row L wus V L-'-'Y Y YASUDA SECOND Row .J DAR T SNITN oos n RTT G ARNDERS N BURNS E vERToN THIRD Row R WAR 1 CuNN1NcNA BERRY M BRQNN M URRE ES F JENSEN OURT4 ow ST PALLA N BERuuoEz ES R ri HERLON TN I PAX PATTEWSON P HEATA Aus H MSTQEET N MORGAN :S Rowan CowoREY CouPAREo WITH INTEREST IN OTHER YEARS TNE COMMERCIAL STUDENTS OF I94O AND '4l HAVE SHOWN AN UNUSUAL AMOUNT or ENTHUSIASU. THIS WAS DUE T0 THE LEADERSHIP or TNE OFFICERS AND ALSoTo THE PLANS or THE ACTIVITY COMMITTEQ uno ARRANQED TRIPS PARTIES AND MEETINGS WITH SPEEcNES BY BUSINESS MEN THE TRIP wnlcn MARKED THE KEYNOTE or THE YEAR IAS A VISIT T0 Los ANGELES WHERE TNE PUPILS ENJOYED THEUSELVES AND SAN THE BUSINESS WORLD AS IT NORUALLY FUNCTIONS THEY NAD A 8lRD'S-EYE VIEW OF THE SECRETARIAL, BOOKKEEPING ANo PERSON NEL DEPARTMENTS AT FRANK Nncclns' TRADE SCHOOL AND AT THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINE INSTITUTE. AFTER A VlSlT TO PROCTOR AND GAM8LE'S SOAP FACTORY THE PUPILS TouREo N B C 'S RADIO CITY IHERE THEY HgARD A BROADCAST or MAXWELL HousE HouR. CLlMAx or TNE YEAR WAS A BEACH PARTY AT SUNSET BEACH, WITH A WIENER BAKE A TREASURE HUNT AND LAST BUT NoT LEAST A cRuNloN HUNT OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE ZELMA BoNo PRESIDENT, LEONARD PATTERsoN FARST Voce PRESIDENT, RowENA BERMuoEz SECOND VlcE PRESIDENT AND Snlzuul SADAKANE, SECRETARY. TNE SPONSORS WERE MISS ooPER ANU MR. MEAIRSQ gg L! I I I I 'T .wi-A L A 'xml' ' FIRST Row: J. RAHHEv, F. ELLICTT, S. MARUYAMA, J. FRAZIER, D. MILLER, S. YDKDDUI, N. BAILEY, D. RANNEV, B. FELION, J. ROBERTSON. SECOND Row: M. MAESNIMA, J.AKIvAMA, H. BDER, C. YoUHc, M. MURRAv, H. ROSE, C. HEM- STREET, D. HARDING, J. CREAMER H. MCDERMON, B. DRAHEIM. THIRD Row: N. ARITA, T. MUHEMITSU, J. GILL, L. APRLEBURY, J. FADLER, E. LEDEDKE, 0. JDHHSDR, L. HAHN, D. YDRDDUI, B..MAXEV, R. PISTOLE. FIRST Row: F. KIPKPATRICK, J. REID, F. ELLIOTT, T. MUNEMITSU. Bncx Sow: J. AKIYAMA, L. APPLEBURY, MR. FRASER, SPONSOR, J. FAULER, S. OKOOJI. CAM RA' V UAL ED. CLUBS THIS YEAR'S SYSTEM or TRAINING HAs PRODUCED FOR THE VISUAL EDUCATION CLUR TWENTY-FIVE EXPERIENCED PROJECTOR OPERATORS. AT al-wEExLv MEETINGS MR MIHER GIVES THE MEMBERS SPECIAL TRAINING IN THE OPERATION AND CARE OF THE DIFFERENT PROJECTORS. THE STUDENTS HANDLE ALL THE MoTIoH PICTURE AHD SLIDE PROJECTION FOR ASSEMBLIES AND HAVE OPERATORS TRAIHED FOR EACH CLASS THAT UsEs VISUAL INSTRUCTION. THE OFFICERS ARE S. YDKDDUI, PRESIDENT' M. MURRAY, SECRETARYQ AND VICE PREsIDEHTs: D. YoxooJI, 5. MARUYAMA, L. APPLEBURY, AHD DONALD HARDINGQ THIS YEAR'S CAMERA CLUB HAS TURNED OUT UORE AND BETTER PICTURES THAH AHY PREVIOUSLY. DISPLAYS HAvE APPEAREO IN THE SCIENCE RooMs AHD ONTHE DULLETIH BOARDS. EvERv CAULDRDH SNAPSHOT HAS BEER PREPARED ev THIS GROUP. EXPENSES ARE PAID FROM THE CAULDRDH BUDGET. HONORS SHOULD co T0 L. APPLEBURV, S. YOKOOJI, J. AKIYAUA, F. ELLIOTT, J. REID, AHD S. MUNE- UITSUQ MR. FRASER HAS INSTRUCTED THE eovs' AcTIwTv RERIDDS AHD THEIR WORK OUTSIDE or REGULAR SCHOOL HoURs. i ' -v., ' 1 . N 54. my I. 1 r, I ?f , x' f f ! - i 5 fx 5 X. E 1 5 is . A ' A ' 'N iiffii Y. P-- iiv . . . . , -1 , 'V , ,of ,--' 4 V, . ,I , - . '-.' -, ,L . -M F 4... , - n........-' u - - - '.,f,.A M -.. CULURSUN PARADE TH R DNLL TNE PRESENTATION OF VICTOR HERsERT's NTHE RED MILLH CLIUAXED TNE WORK or THE Nusnc DEPARTMENT FoR THE SCHOOL YEAR. ALL THE vocAL MUSIC Ano TNE SPEAKING PARTS WERE COACHED AND oIREcTEo av MRS. HARLOW ASSISTED sv MRS CoNRAo, ACCOMPANISTQ MISS SQUIRES oIREcTEo THE ORCHESTRA? Miss ECKMAN suPERvIsEo THE GIRLS IN MAKING THEIR own COSTUMES FOR THE CHORUSES3 Ano MR. BRISCO WITH TNE STAGECRAFT aovs BUILT THE COLORFUL SCENERY. TNE cAsT FOLLOWS! CoN KIDDER AND Klo CONNER, W. PERRY AND B. REDLINEQ BQRGOMASTER or KATWYK, JAN VAN BORKEH J. RANNEY3 FRANZ, THE SNERIFF, L. MITCHELL' WILLEM, TNE KEEPER OF TNE RED MILL INN 8.COPLINQ CAPTAIN 60RIH VAN DAMN, IN LOVE WITH GRETCNEN, P. KNAUSSS GOVERNOR or ZEELAND, ENcAcEo T0 GRETCHEN, D. MAPLESS JOSHUA PENNEFEATNER, ENGLISH LAWYER, B. HANLINES GRETCNEN, THE BuRcouAsTER's DAUGHTER, J. CLARKQ BERTNA, THE BURGOMASTER'S SISTER, L. COURREGESS TINA, THE lNNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER, C. WAUGHQ COUNTESS DE LA FERE, P. COLVINQ DANcERs G. ALLEN AND F. DALEQ DUTCH FLOWER GIRLS! A. ARTHUR B. ERISCD, P. BRusN, C. CouRREcEs, J. DARST, L. MUSGLF, M. NIEaLAs M. WARDLOWQ ENGLISH GIRLS! M. CouRREcEs F. DALE, F. MEYERS, C. VIDALZ ARTISTS! CLANCY, KNISLEY, MCELOTHLIN, Rosa, GRAY, KNowLToN, ESSERT, MUSOLF. TNE Bovs' ANo GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS FURNISHED A coLoRFuL BACKGROUND or OLD HOLLAND VITN THEIR CHORUSES T0 COMPLETE A CAST OF ISO. O ,.,l gybv? .x ,, lll ' lll if R, pun M INST Row ' ous, as KQLL A Sicono Row OT V unc A1 rEnson OJLDCN Mumuv Tnuno oc xsv O .Jonnsow L LEW Founru Row CLEMCNS M Honno N WNITL L Fans E BOYS GLEE CLUB Tue Bovs' GLEE CLUB MAS seen A SMALLER Ano LESS Acrnve oacanuzaraon oununc l940J4l TnAu THE CLUBS or Fonusn VEARS. Tnas wns ous T0 uAnv OLDER eovs' vurn Tnnenso volces BEING onarvso nnro THE A CAPPELLA Cuoln Tue Bovs' GLEE CLue MAS wonxeo uAno on FUNDAMENTALS uowsvsa Ano BUILT A sooo FouuoATeon Fon none APPEARANCES ucxr YEAR. Tnas cnoun sAuc an ALL THE cuonuses Fon THE OPERA 'THE REO MILL ssnvluc AS THE COLORFUL BACKGROUND OF OLD HOLLAND THEY ALSO Jolueo THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Ano THE Cnoln T0 snuc Fon BAccALAuREATE SERVICES. F : B. wo G. ALLEN D. Ro , E. Fnnuxun, F, 1 u. : T. M 1, N. 0 , L. P , L. M - R. . R : o. Pn.LL.ps, B. MA , . , . no. :'B. , . , 1. f, . as . 'I . O 9 n O 5 Ljjilgjfa - Z2j:ZgIE g.:.- 5, 1 I ' 1 A 'JQWQ' 4 3 4 Fnnsf Row: V. Bunnovs, N. BAILEY, C. Hucnzs, V. Ross L. COOPER, E. Dnv, M. NIEBLAS, B. MILES, T. Cnoucn, S. Nunvs B. Kunu, D. Jsnnuncs, V. Snsvcnr, C. VIOAL, L. Younc, R Dunn Sscono Row' E WHl+E D VE P F DA D R M H R . - . . , . T Lens , . LE, . Annzv, . uasn o L. ADAM sou, P. Pnucz, S. TAYLOE, V. Coowsn, G. HAYLEY, L. ALVAREZ, F. Huno, D. Duccsn, G, Canon, D. Tous, M. Coon. Tnnno Row: H. Bxnuss J. Bovuncron, C. Counnecss B. Wnnr- FIELD, D. HERLOW, C. FATE, K. Evnus, D. Buncw, 1. CAncnanu, G. GFAJEDA, P. DonALp50n, M. Counnzcss, S. MARTINEAU, T. MATSUDA, F. Maven, B. MlLLEP. Fouwru Row: J. MOULTON, D. Tunuzn, D. CASE, E. CARROLL M. Funv, B. Goooe, C. HAVERTY' C. Cnow, E. WICTON, C. Luuons, C. Foam, L. Recess M. Bnowu L. LsvEwLv E. DONNKLLY. FIFTN Row: M. Bucx, J. Rznrno, B. Euucnlcx V. BELL P. Dfnnanc, B. EMPINCTON, L. MELTON, M, Bungg J, MAwTuu V. Luna, J. Lani, CL. Psfnvonnv CA. PIERPOINT A. TAYLOR, R. LEQER, Sfnvn Row: M. DAv, J. Pnvvuu, B. HALTERMAN, F. FnALEv F. KI+T0, P. Ouozwxlnx, M. SAHUELS, P. HEATH' B. MOULTONI R. PALLIDINO, Z. Bono, V. Cunuev, M. HAZELYON. GRLS' GLEE CLUB THE GIRLS' GLEE CLue us couvosso or TWO cnours: THE Jonson CLUB or FORTY-TWO GIRLS MOSTLY Fnesuusn uuoen Tue DIRECTION or Muss MARGARET Squfnesg Ano THE ssufon CLUB or FIFTY-TWO MEMBERS concuco av Mns. RUTH HARLOI. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB INCLUJUNC aoTn cnours, MAS suuc Fon PUBLIC SCHOOLS' NIGHT Ano BACOALAUREATE. Evsnv nausea or THIS cnouv suucs WITH Tn: cnoauszs Fon THE oreaa AS PART or Tue REQUIREMENT ron CREDIT. Fnou THIS CLUB Ana cnossn ueueens Fon SPECIAL cnouvs sucn AS A CAPPELLA QUARTETS SEXTETS, Ano SOLOISTS. Taz orrlcsns Fon Tu: YEAH usa: DondTnv Buncn, PnesuosuTg Donls Tous Vac: PRESIDENTQ CARUELITA VIDAL, SECRETARY5 Ano MADELIRE Counnscss, LaenAnnAu. f N. WAUGH C COURR GES L Cou R CES CL J UARST M Nl'BL 1 LDTHLIN R USS R HA L . L MITCHELL OP N . RANN N. PERRY. SEXTET OCTET THE GIRLS' SEXTET DIREcTED av MRS. HARLOW IS A GROUP cHosEN av THE INSTRUCTOR FROM THEA CAPPELLA CHOIR. THRDUGH- OUT THE YEAR THE GIRLS PRESENTED NUMBERS FOR THE FOLLOWING DRGANIZATIDNS: WESTUINSTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL A GARDEN GROVE TEAGHERS' MEETING THE SEAL BEACH COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS PRD- GRAM A GIRLS' LEAGUE ASSEMBLY AN H B. STUDENT BODY MUSI- CAL ASSEMB Y, THE P. E. O. CWHERE EACH GIRL RECEIVED A SMALL GIFT , A P. T. A. MEETING, AND THE ANNUAL BAND CDN- CERT, AT WHICH THE SExTET SANG A DELIGHTFUL VERSION OF NMOONLIGHT AND RoSEs.N THE Bovs' OcTET IS ALso CHOSEN FROM A CAPPELLA AND COACHED av MRS. HARLDW. THE aovs SANG AT ROTARY CLUB SEAL BEACH CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, WESTMINSTER GRANNAR ScH5oL, AND THE STUDENT BODY MUSICAL ASSEMBLY. LEADS FOR THQ OPERA WERE cHoSEN FRDN BOTH THE sExTET AND THE OCTET. EONA CONRAD IS THE ACCOMPANIST FOR ALL THE vocAL GROUPS. FIRST Row E HOWARD, C WAucu L MUSOLF C COURREGES G How L RST, s C IUEL A ARTN ECONO Ol B BRISCO LVIN E655 O WA P BRUsN EEM THIRD Row DERS M Mu L ND Y uRov A BARNES B BAKER CLA x FOURTH Row D McGLoTHLau N RRY R NAuss J Nuso CLA F ESSER J RANNEV Fnrrn Row B R DLINE R Ro B QANLINE L MnTcNELL, W KNowLT COPLIN B KNusL A CAPPELLA DURING TNE YEAR l940-'4l TNE A CAPPELLA CNonR PERFORMED on SEVERAL OCCASIONS TNE FIRST APPEARANCE :As TNE sancnnc or CHRISTMAS CAROLS FOR THE STUDENT BODY. OTHER PRESEN TATIONS WERE ON MAY 2No NNEN THE CNolR sANc warn THE Cou- suNEo ORANGE CouNTY GLEE CLUBS DIRECTED BY MRS. HARLOW AT THE ORANGE COUNTY Music FESflVAL AT SANTA ANA ON MAY 9TN Fon PUBLIC SCHOOLS Nacur, ON TRE EVENING or WAY 23Ro AT A eANo CONCERT GIVEN T0 RAISE HONEY Fon aANo UNIFORMS, FOR 8AccALAuREATE ANo Fon CONMENCEMENT, IMERE THE SENIOR sovs Ano SENIOR GIRLS sANc ll ONE GROUP AS TNEsR LAST APPEARANCE MANY RENEARSAL PERIODS WERE SPENT ON T HE SOLOS, SPEAKING PARTS, AND cRoRusEs Fon WTHE REo MnLL ALL TNE OPERA LEADS IERE Enos THIS GROUP 0uT or THE EN ROLLUENT or FORTY ONE NENsERs TYELVE GIRLS ANo EIGHT aovs IULL BE CRADUATEO ll JUNE. 0H?ncERs Fon TNE YEAR :ERE BILL HANLINE PREsuoENT, WALLACE PERRY VICE PREsloENT, JAMES RANNEY TREASURER LUPE COURREGES, SECRETARY, MILLIE WARD- LOU LIBRARIANQ RS. RUTN HARLOY as THE DIRECTOR AND MRS. EDN! CONRAD THE ACCOUPAIIST 5 C F ,ta 'Q' ?',' ws' f ff dl 2 a 9 o s o EL J. DA M. NIEBLA . R ,' . UR: S R -:' . P. Co , L. CouRR , . HAYES J. JAY, M. RDLOW . E , B S . : C. EN J E. HIERPO NT, . RDY, B. 1 SE , D . . . R . : . ' PE I . K ' . GRAY,,R. 1 LE R, Ncv, . T . ' : . E , . es, . , . . on B. , . EV. A . n . .n , - 1 0' A ' ' . ' ff ' vi ' f A f A ff. AN 4' ,Y , g E- Q N ', v' .f' Lf vt.,Q ' ,flfx ' , LMQA .N . I '. 1 ' qw,,4 U3 J. V ' f , Nlbrtr-:A 'I B .1 vknxx ,.-ff A ' . 'Q ..x' A 4, 1 frm- N , I A A A- -' ':. :my if?fE355,A f, , ' N . A 4'1 Sr? 22522353 YHf? f in f' ' . A '4 fffff',' 1 iv, D Y I R' A J. ' P A J? -- i ' X r J.. -A . 3 1 b A ' L? 3' ' AX j P i T. 'gage IRST Row L NKINS S A OL HIC CLARK R G H M RY B NES L bc , CER ' KIRRRATRICR ECDND Row C R SCC C SCHU H F ELLIOT S GR oo D G ovEs C TREET NERS T FAD PISTDLE, B HUNNICUTT L STANSBARY THIRD Row D HARPER L STR L N P M LL L T A H RDINC N NORG N L TAYLOR H PAMPLIN V HEPARD V GDTHARD GRCH STR THE ORCHESTRA WITH ITS COMBINED MEMBERSHIP OF THIRTY FIVE UNDER THE CAPASLE LEADERSHIP OF NISS MARGARET SQUIRES HAS HAD A SUCCESSFUL YEAR THEY FURNISHED HUSI FoR THE TWO CLASS PLAYS,u320 COLLEGE AVENDEW AND ALMOST EIGHTEENQ' FOLLOWING FIVE WEEKS OF INTENSE PRACTICE, THE COMBINED GLEE CLUBS AND A CARELLA CHOIR AND THE ORCHESTRA PRESENTED THE OPERA, THE RED MILL. WITH MRS RUTH HARLDI, MISS SQUIRES, AND MRS EDNA CONRAD LEADING THE PRODUCTION, THIS LIGHT OPERA WAS A BIG succEss THE DRCHESTRA CONCLUDED THEIR YEAR BY PLAYING AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS' NICHT AT BACCA LAUREATE, AND AT CDHHENCEMENT THE STRING SECTION, WHICH IS THE BEST AND LARCEST ONE ASSEHDLED HERE IN YEARS, SHOULD ALSO RECEIVE HONORABLE HENTIDN. SELECTED PLAYERS WENT T0 SANTA ANA T0 PLAY IN THE COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA. OFFICERS INCLUDE FRANK ELLIDTT, PRESIDENT, CHESTER HEM- STREET VICE PRESIDENT, AND CAROLYN ELLIOTT, SECRETARY. W ini Qx-f Itkn F : . JE , N. PEEBLE , L. CR uc, O. DFIELD J. ns H. , . RAHA , F. AVBEP , H. AR , . T HUTH, G, DA, F, . S 2 . B I- W, . T , T , ggn- wo , . R , . HEMS , D. do , C. ELLIOT , J. LEP, R. 0 , I Q 0 Z Q , Q FCK' I s . I ER, . Hou S, D. A , 1. . A , , , , ' . , . . 1 B D V N I N n C O I , - O A I I 0 , I H , '.,..: yt 1. Q 5' f. I Q A- V 0- : if s . E 4' 'K , 9 , .'f'fIf , ' ' f V 6 I yyyxl ' - f.,- f lgigq ', v ' E'::f:IfI . 1 N, L I ., E A , -T I ,Li 4 X BHIU Q IRST Row R RAHAH ST A Lo RHER KEHH Y D LoREHzEH M PHILLIP O JOHNSON oss P 5 LE Hlc ECONO R6w RAGG E ENOCM J CocxRELL B PRlcHARo LS A ER M oLEY P SCHUTH NIRD Row M Rov J MCCORMICK L THoMAs U SPAFFo 0 T BENNETT B Wooo CHUTH N PEEsLEs FOURTH Row ER B Tuc ER U Ro a GRANT L JENKINS J MCDONALD O MAPLES F MAYBERRY BAND THE 0lLER'S BAHD STARTED THE YEAR IITH FORTY TWO PLAYERS Ano HAs UAINTAIIED THAT NUMBER. DURTHG THE SUMMER MONTHS THE SUMMER BAND PLAYED TEH CONCERTS Ano AT Two PARADES. DURAHG THE REGULAR SCHOOL TERM THE GROUP HAs UADE THEHTY PUBLIC APPEARANCES T10 CONCERTS AT NEWPORT, ALL THE FOOTBALL GAHES, ALL HOME BASKETBALL GAMES, Llous' CLUB ToHH HALL, BAHD REVIEH AT LoHG BEACH AND THE SECOND ANNUAL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUSICAL FIESTA an THE Los ANGELES COLISEUUA THE eAHo CONCERT on MAY 23Ro CLIUAXED THE YEAR. THEHTY HEHaERs FROM H B TOOK PART ll THE ALL CoUHTY BAHo AT SANTA AHA. DOROTHY MUIDY FLUTE SOLOIST COUPETED ll THE CALIFORNIA SCHOOL BAND Alb ORCHESTRA FEsTuvAL HELD AT THE CHAFFEY JUNIOR COLLEGE IN UNTARIO HER RATING or TID PLUS INDICATES OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE. BESIDES THE REGULAR PLAYING MEMBERS VoHA SHUHPAUGH AHo MARILUN LEUE HERE UAJORETTES A DEFIUITE AoolTloH T0 THE BAND. OFFICERS INCLUDES ALLEN LocxHER PRESIDENT! Boa PRICHARO, VICE PRESIDENT! PHYLLUS SCHUIN, SECRETARY! AND E W CROSBY DIRECTOR. uofyw. S FIRST Row J FADLER O OLDFIELD F ELLIJTT N PEEeLEs B HURNI KIRK ATRICK, E CRAIG E Scnu ORGANIZED DURING 1939 '40, THE HIGH SCHOOL STRING ENSEUBLE PROVIDED ENTERTAINMENT ON NUUEROUS OCCASIONS THIS YEAR. AMONG THEIR ENGAGENENTS WERE SPECIAL ASSEMBLIES FOR PLACERTIA Hlcn SCHOOL AND WESTUINSTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL, VARI ous P T A MEETINGS THE aAno CONCERT THE UETHODIST CHURCH EVENING SERVICE, THE HUNTINGTON BEACH FLOWER Snow Ano AN AMERICAN LEcIou AUXILIARY CONVENTION. DURING LAST SUMMER THE ENSEMBLE TRAVELED FROU ONE UElBER'S HOME TO ANOTHER'S HOLDING REHEARSALS ONCE A WEEK. THIS STRING GROUP UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS MARGARET SQUIRES IS ORGANIZED AS FOLLOWS VIOLINS OLIVE OLOFIELD, FRANK ELLIOTT JOSEPH FADLER, ESTRER CRAIG BARBARA HunuIcuTT NADINE REEBLES ENID SCHUTN AND CHARLES SOHUTH, CELLO CAROLYN ELLIOTT, VIOLA RICHARD PISTOLE, STRINGBASE FRED KIRRRATRICR, PIANO, BARBARA SIBLEY. Two SHALL TRIos IITH IN THE ENSEHBLE PLAYED SPECIAL NUUBERS FOR PLACENTIA HIGH SCHO0L'S STUDENT BODY DURING AN ASSEHBLY THERE. IN THESE TRIos ARE. FLUTE JEssIE CASE, VIOLIN, OLIVE OLDFIELD, PIANO, BARBARA SIBLEYQ CELLO CAROLYN ELLIOTT, VIOLIN, FRANK ELLIOTT5 AND PIANO, BARBARA SIBLEY. a - A , . ' CUTT C. ScHuTH. SEc5uo'Row: B. SIBLEV, R. VISTOLE, C. ELLIOTT, F 6 . , . TH. - . . . , , D . 0 . n , I 2 Q . U . - l I . U 'x N 5 . ,Els 'W rl I .- 4--F - X ,- I 4- I ,- .gl ALMDST El HT EN THE Acouues-oouesrsc FINANCIAL Ano ROMANTIC or THE TYPICAL UISUNDERSTOOD ADOLESCENT aov gURROUNDEO ev Al oveR ANXIOUS FAMILY UERE PORTRAYED on FEaRuARv 2l av THE Junuoa CLASS ll THE PLAY 'ALMOST ElCHTEEN.n In SPITE or IEASLES Ano nuuvs oununc REHEARSALS AND Pounauc RAIN on THE uncuT or PRODUCTION Tue CAST GAVE AN EXCELLENT rERFoRuAncE FULL oe NATURAL Ano SYUPATHETIC Huuon. FRED KIRKPATRICK AS THE Fnau Ano SENSIBLE FATHER Rescueo uns FAMILY AcAun Ano AcAun rnou NYSTERICAL JITTERQ FINALLY oasuasssnc once Ano FOR ALL Tue SELF RIGMTEOUS COMMITTEE ISABELLE Tucxen AS MRS.GRAND- VILLE EARL SMEA AS MR. MERRITT Ano MARILYN Leue AS Mass DALRYUPLE cove T0 DISCIPLINE was son Ano OISGRACE nas FAMILV. MARJORIE YOST AS loTHER Ano NORMA SMITH AS sac SISTER REPRESERTED FLUTTERING FEIININITY an THEIR sensl TIVEIESS T0 PUBLIC orunnon Ano THEIR VERY HUMAN veerluc scenes. Jouu McCoRuucx UAS Tue WELL IHTENTIONED son Eoov ALWAYS an TROUBLE BUT FINALLY THE REAL HERO. 0PPOSlTg Eoov 'As THE SOUEIMAT JEALOUS GIRL FRIEND Ann BEAUTIFULLY Ano IAIVELY PORTRAYEO av BARBARA HUUIICUTT CAHOLYN ELLIOTT Ano MARCUS MCCALLEU AS SALLY Ano Touuv ADDED uucn T0 THE NATURALIESS or THE SITUATION. PHYLLIS BRUSH AS MABEL, Music TEAcueR Ano LOYAL FAMILY FRIEND cAvE A vERv PRACTICAL PERFORMANCE. Teo BEANETT vAs PERFECfLY CAST AS EASY coluc UNCLE Geonce uno CAME Home Fnou A rlsnluc TRIP JUST ll TIME T0 CLEAR up THE DILEUMA AND SAVE Tue FAIILY rnou DISGRACE. 320 0011565 AV NU SCREAMS or TERRoR ARo SMRIEKS or LAUGHTER MARKED TRE SENIOR PLAY N320 COLLEGE AVENUEN A TRRILLIRQ DOUBLE MURDER MYSTERY. ARIo GAY DANCING THE LIGHTS SUDDENLY co OFF AND LEE MACON QJACK GRAY, LIES BRUTALLY sTAsaEo WITH A LONG RARoLEo RAT PIN. TRE CHI F or POLICE QJOSEPH FADLER, AND RIS MELPER JOE KBILL JAREs ARE CALLED auT HAVE GOTTEN NOUHERE IRER ANOTHER MURDER IS couu TTEO THIS TIRE VAL, THE COLLEGE cRooRER fWALLACE PERRY IAS STRANC ED WITH HI' own NECKTIE. PRESIDENT or THE SORORITY, JUDY LORRAIRE MAULOIN, soon GETS ENOUGH or THE HARD BOILED CHlEF'S BLUNDERING ARo soLvEs TRE CASE NERSELF. OTHER R0 ES IERE BILL GRA Y Bos HElL,,RlTA, EAuTIFuL au HAUGHTY NhRcARET ILLIAUS , uss A GAY ooc OUAR PAxsoR , DoREER A FLIRT ARRABELLE Wooofl, LucILLE AND ROMNEY, COLLEGE POETS QDORIS HAGER AN RICHARD C0lOERY,, Mossv AND E RIE, FRESRIE ,ALL FLOWERS EILEEN HoRARo Ano FRARR ELLIOTT , PRYLLIS ARo KER MEDICAL STUDENTS KMARJORIE SMITH ARo DONALD HARDlNG,, NAR AND HAR, LAR STUDENTS CALBERTA HORTON ARD DIcx CLAUS,, NYDIA ARD PRoERIx, ouua FRESRRER QANN BERRY ARo SURRAR C0lDREY,, MIRRA ARo CY, ATMLETES KDOROTHY Sonx ARo CHESTER HEUSTREET,. CRAP RoREs IERE DEAR or WOMEN fBAR8ARA BRISTOL, ARo DEAR or MER CHARLES HENSLlCK,. TRE DOCTOR RAS VICTOR ELLIOTT. Fsnsf Row J WILLINGHAM D HeRLow B CHAMNESS A Bennv V Povnoe HITSON, S R Pron, B H LOW v s A CoLeuA Secono Row v cvon V L A 5 D AYBROOKS N Surrn P lLLen nnwo ow M MAEQHIMA T KA o UWAWD STER WL c v N Tunuen D B RR NR Bnnsco lnsrnucvai A E STAGECRE USHERS ALTnoucn or TAKES Tne ACTORS T0 MAKE A PLAY, IT TAKES Tue STACECRAFT Ano usnen cnouP1o xeer Tne MACHINERY Runnnnc suooTnLv. Unoen rne LEADERSHIP or VOLNA HPETIEN Ponnoe Tue usnens FAlvnruLLv ASSISTED cuesrs or Tue SCHOOL nn Flnounc Tneln IAY ABOUT AT N320 CoLLece Avenue W WALMOST Elcnreen, Tne Lions' Town HALL CAMP Beneeav, A PARENT TEACHERS' As SOCIATION Benerlr, 'Tne Rec MlLL,' BACCALAUREATE, con uenceuenr Ano MANY uunon Funcvsons. AT EACH PERFORMANCE Tne GIRLS none vnlve SATIN BLOUSES Ano DARK sxnnvs. Tne STACECRAFT aovs, olnecreo sv Ma Bnasco oeslcneo Tne sefs ron ALL ENTERTAINMENT ESPECIALLY 0UfSTANDllG veae Tne sevrnncs CREATED Fon Tne OPERA 'Tne Reo MlLL.' A neAL usrnc sononarv nouse 'urn AN fnrenesrnnc STAIRCASE o slcneo T0 cave Tne senuon PLAY, '320 COLLEGE Avenue oecloeo COLLEGE Ala. Fon 'ALMOST Elcnveen W Tne Junlon PLAY A COMFORTABLE none 'AS Tue SETTING. fue STAGE cnew HELPED ALso AT eAcn CLASS TALENT snow Ano evenv ovnen Tune Tue CURTAIN venr up on rne H. B. U H S STAGE. Tnus cLAss ALso TAKES CARE or STAGE LIGHTING. On Tne 'HOLE rne Sfuoenv Boov owes nucn CRATITUDE T0 Tnese Two cnours. -.'.',.. u 13232- , vb' in S f-'uhm r 'I BUYS' ATHLETICS .gg ff -'nav vw lf, A 'bv L '- fy . NM. I 1- u I fi: ' ,, 'Q ' , ,, I X sh K . i xjf gif' I X U. 1. vs' N . A' 'S 0111-.... X . Ni ' Hx 5' , 227 'F' -xx, 6 .ry- ,,- u 3,2 .HA ' Z: - 5 6 I xr A .6 2 -I A X . ' A 39 x ' ,,,'. Q , 1 Q N L- ff 1 ,.f.- u . -. A , - Ag, ,,,' --,-. 3 . - .. ,.s.' . g -, I-r ..- 1 za. ,,,,,c,n ,. 31' . A L, u s. '-' n QQ I ' fp.. I, , 1- . - ,a ,W 1 P -'Ef!-,Q., f-. FIRST Row: J. STANEELQND, B. WELLS, W. PIERSON. SECOND Row: D. KIRKPATRICK, MGR., s. CLEMENS, M. SCNENFIELD, J. WOOD B. HOYT R, WHITE, B. RICHARDSON, T. BENNETT MGR., E. WARREN. TAIRD Rowz' J GILMORE, R. BORGESON, J. NIAER, W. MUSOLF S. KRUH A. GIAVOCCHINI. K. MATSUMDTD, A. REBOIN, COACH, FOURTH Row? O. COPgLAND T. ALARCDN' L. MITCHELL, L. JOHNSON, B. WORTNV, B, CHANDLER R, RAp5gRrv 5 QE! Busx, H. CALHOUN, FIFTH Row: V. HOUSER, H, JEHNSON, L, SQATQ, W, WI-SON, G. HADPTMAN, R. ENDCH, J. NCGAUGH, P, KNISLEY, A F OOTB Ll. WITH THREE PLAYERS RECEIVING ALL-SUNSET LEAGUE HONORS THE OILER VARSITY RDLLED THRoucHA FAIRLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON. THE TEAM TURNED IN A REcoRD or FOUR WINS AND FOUR LossEs. THE asc ASSET THAT FEATURED THE SQUAD WAS THE TEAM PLAY' THE PLAYERS SHOWED UNUSUAL ENTHUSIASU AND WORKED AS ONE UNIT IN THE GAMES. THREE aovs WON HoNoRs: JIM STANGELAND AS ALL-SuNsET END, Boa CHANDLER AS SECOND-STRING CENTER AND Bos TUCKER AS SECOND-STRING GUARD. STANGELANO AN6 CHANDLER WENT ON T0 ATTAIN FURTHER HONORS. CHANDLER IAS NAMED ALL-ORANGE COUNTY CENTER, AND STANGELAND RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PREP AWARD IN FOOTBALQ BEING NAMED ALL-SouTNERN CALIFORNIA END AND C. I. F. ENOe' I9 BONITO 23 MONTEBELLO 26 SCORES H. B. 7 H. BQ 7 H. B. FuLLERToN I9 H. B. ORANGE I4 H. B. I2 EXCELSIOR O H. B. 0 NEWPORT I3 H. B. 0 ANAHElM 20 H. B. 6 JORDAN I2 FIRST Row: R. CHURCHILL, R. MANSON J. CONRAD, M. RENFRO, R. ODLAN T. KATU, O. STRICKLIN, J. OYERMYER, R. CLEMENS. SECOND Row: J. STIN SON, B. BELL, P. KNOELLER, J. MATSUDA B. Wooo B. CLEMENS, O. MAPLES J. HowARD, J. MCCORMICK C. PULLEN C. ITD. THIRD ROW: J- REID, T ARITA, D. GONZALES M. TANURA, B. BENNIGSDDRE, L. MOORE, D. KERR, C LAWSON, G. LYNCH, K. NEISHI, MR. MINER, CoAcH. FOURTH Row: G. SHEP ARD MCR., T. SMnTH, J. FDRRESTER, T. TURRENTINE, B. VESSEY, J. MILLER P. EUSHARD, D. PENHALL, MGR. B FOOTBALL DISPLAYING ONE or THE MosT POWERFUL HBEEH TEAMS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, THE SQUAD WON 8 GAMES AND LOST ONLY I. THE TEAM woN ALL or THEIR PRACTICE GAMES WITH EXCELLENT PLAYING AND OPENED THE LEAGUE PLAY WITH A VICTORY OVER FULLERTDN, THE SCORE BEING I3 T0 O. THE ONLY LOSS VAS TO JORDAN'S POWERFUL ELEVEN, wHo WENT ON T0 VIN THE HBEEH CHAMPIONSHIP. OUTSTANDING PLAYING UAS TURNED IN BY TAD KATO UND PLAYED PRDM THE FULLBACK SPOT. KATD WAS A POWER- HOUSE ON LINE DRIVES AND aRoUGHT MANY vocToRnEs T0 H. B. THROUGH Has BRILLIANT SCORING. JAcx CONRAD, THE QUARTER- BACK, ALSO WAS A POTENT FACTOR IN THE TEAM's sUccEss. HE WAS A VERY SLIPPERY BALL PACHER AND DID THE PASSING AND KICKING. LINE STALWARTS WERE KENNY CLEMENS AT END, RAY DDLAN AT CENTER AND OSCAR STRscxLlN AND JOHN OVERMEYER AT TACKLES. ALL PLAYED GREAT LINE AND KEPT THE oPPoNENTs HUSTLING. H. B.-13 FULLERTON- O H. B.-I3 ORANGE ---- O H. B.- 6 JORDAN ---- I3 H. B.-I8 EXCELSIOR- 6 H. B.- 9 NEWPORT--- 6 H. B.-I9 ANANEaM--- 6 'R f 3, F .1 -ar' 3'4 N .,d V., v J., FRONT Row: B. Rucmanosou, J. Woob, G. Kunn, A. HAUPTMAN, B. HovT, E. WARREN, D. COPELAND, B. WELLS, C. CLEMENS. BACK Row: N. ARITA, Man. B. COPLIN, J. Exams, P. Exaswc, CoAcr-I MunER, J. HUFTILE, L. MITCHELL, B. PRacHARo, H. CALHOUN. A BASKETBALL DISPLAYIRG A TEAM or BOTH HEIGHT Ano SPEED, CoAcu MlNER'S VARSITY SQUAD ronnsuso THE BASKETBALL SEASON IITN ONE TOURNAMENT TROPHY Ano THIRD PLACE an TuE LEAGUE. THE eovs coT ROLLING EARLY Ano IALKED orr WITH TOP nonons AT THE LA VERNE TOURNAMENT. EARL WARREN IAS cnvEn Al ALL- TOURNAMENT aEnTn AT FORWARD AS A RESULT or was STELLAA PLAY. THE SQUAD EuTEREo THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES BUT LOST T0 Rsoonoo Ano SAN DIEGO Rusu RESPECTIVELY. THE TEAu's sconlnc vAs LED sv Boa HovT uno WAS VERY cAPAsLE AT uoaxnnc AROUND THE QASKETS Fon CLOgE-IN SHOTS. EARL WARREN, TEAUED WITH HOYT AT FORWARD PLAYED cnEAT orrsnslvs BALL Ano IAS SECOND T0 HOYT an sc6nlnc. LEAcuE Recono H. 8.-47 FULLERTON-38 H. B.-33 Jonoon---30 H. B.-40 EXCELSIOR-I2 H. B.-30 NEWPORT---35 H. B.-28 ANAHEIM--24 -- , ugglp ga-gn .-1 P- Y. - W- .,n: X , ,..,5A V FRONT Row: R. HOWARD, J. OVERUVER, R. DOLAN, N. WORTNY, J. CONRAD, P. KNOELLER, A. BECK BAcx Row: J. KNOWLTON, K. CLEMENS, K. Mrrsunoro, L. DERIGD, COACH SNEUE, R. Dunn, R. CMUR CHILL, L. LERNO. B BASKETBALL WITH THE BEST RECORD OF ANY OILEH sQuAo ounanc THE CURRENT SEASON THE UBEESN ENDED THE LEAGUE PLAY IN SECOND PLACE wnTH EnvE wins AGAINST ONE Loss. THIS us THE THIRD YEAR THE HBEESN HAvE RETAINEO SECOND PLACE, ALWAYS oRoPPnHG THE CRUCIAL GAME T0 JORDAN AND THEREBY LOSING THE CHAMPION- SHIP. THE SQUAD'S sconlnc WAS TAKEN CARE or VERY ABLY av A TRIO or sHAnPsHooTERs: CAPTAIN NoRuAH WORTNY, JAcx Cou- RAD, AND RAY DOLANQ CAPTAIN WORTHY CARRIED THE euLx or THE sconuuc Enom THE CENTER POST, BUT THE FORWARDS, DoLAH Ano CONRAD, KEPT SEVERAL GAMES IN oun FAVOR WITH TIMELY Ano DEADLY SHOOTING. THE TEAM won THE CONSOLATION onvnsuon or THE ANAHEIM IHVUTATIOHAL TOURNAMENT T0 BRING GREATER DIS- TINCTION T0 ITS RECORD. LEAGUE SCORES H. B.-45 FULLERTON-I3 H. B.-44 EXCELSIOR-I7 H. B.-24 JORDAN ---- 35 H. B.-43 NEWPORT---3l H. B.-33 ORANGE ---- 27 H. B.-28 ANAHEIM---27 ir RDHT Row R CLEMENS L HARR s AuuR KNOELL BAGK RDW CoAcH REaoIH B wooo R CDPELAHD L STANSBARV C D BASKETBALL REGDRDIHG THREE Wuns AHD TWO LOSSES IN LEAGUE COUPE TITION THE uCEESn TOOK THIRD PLACE HONORS IN THE LEAGUE. THE Bovs ABLY COACHED av AL REBOIN, DISPLAYED A FAST OFFENSE WHICH WAS LED BY LARRY TITGH CDPELAHD CDPELAHD LED THE LIGHTWEICHTS scoRIHG WITH 32 POINTS AND LEROY HARRIS FOLLOVED CLOSfLY WITH I9 POINTS THE 5'DEE SQUAD Wouno UP THEIR SEASONIN THIRD PLACE WITH TWO WINS AND THREE LossEs ONE WIN WAS OUTSTANDING BECAUSE or THE FACT THAT THEY DEFEATED THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 28-I4 ARTIE ERVIH LED THE scoRIHG WITH 36 POINTS SECOND SPOT WITH I5 LEAGUE RECORD FULLERTDH- ORANGE ---- EXCELSIOR- NEWPORT--- ANAMElU--- CEE FRONT RDW: R. PACKARD, J. DILLDH, Q. wooos HAGER, D. COPELAND, CDAGH, J. BEAvER, T. ST WHILE ROLLIE EDWARDS HELD DEE LEAGUE RECORD FULLERTON- ORAHGE---- EXCELSIOR- NEVPORT--- AHAHEIu--- - 8 IEIEIE 0 G O f' 'P 2 . BQ' 8 1 R. EDWARDS, A. ERVIN. BACK RDW: D. ABE, I I ,Jv-P' , 1' fu , 4- D A N V?'l L my , l , ,i , 4, U . E FnoHT Row: S. Knuu, D. Hucuzuvu, R. KNISLEY, R. MUSOLF, COACH GEEH. BACK Row: R. HOYT, T. BENNETT, J. GRAY, H. ROSE. SIWNNIN THE VARSITY sEAsoH VAS ore TO A Fare START IITH THE TEAM MAxInc OUTSTANDING Psconos IN TWO MEETS. IH THE MID- WINTER SOUTHERN CAL. THEY SCORED 29 PTS. Fon sEcoHo PLACE, PACED ev Boa Tucxen Ano Bos KHISLEY. A UEDLEY TEAM or Ross, KNISLEY, AND Tucxen sRoxE THE Rscono Fon THE I50 vo. UEDLEY RELAY. THE OILERS ARE oHE or THE FAVORITES IN THE COMING SOUTHERN CAL. THE NBEEN SQUAD HAs HAD A MEDIOCRE SEASON, wIHHIHc I AND LOSING 3 TO DATE. THE TEAM IS LED av MARVIN REHFRo, WHO PLACED IN THE MID-WINTER SOUTHERN CAL. CHARLES LAWSON, JACK KILLIAH, AND REIFRO HAVE EXCELLENT CHANGES T0 PLACE IN THE SOUTHERN CAL. MEET coMIHc UP. THE WCEESN LED ev LEWIS Ross HAVE LOST 3 MEETS Ano won I. Ross HAs BEEN THE SPARKPLUC or THE TEAM IN svuMMIHc THE 50 vo. oAsH. Ross, TED Knun AND JACK CocxRELL ARE EXPECTED TO HOLSTER COACH GEEn's NQEEN TEAM NEXT YEAR. OILERS 0PPoHEHTs A B C A B C 60 SAHTA AHA J. C. I5 60 32 37 SAHTA AHA I5 46 20 52 42 I6 Los ANGELES 23 24 23 36 20 I0 FULLERTOI 39 I6 29 26 I9 3 WHITTIER 49 47 36 Fnonv Row: B. DRAHEIM B. HEATN,W. DABNEY L, R055 3, w55rgNNA S VAPU A D HA f , vin, M. KAuAcucHl, J. KILLIAN E. FRANKLIN C. McCLEAHv. BAcx Row: H .HTS v MA, . YLEY, . Knun, C. Lawson, L. PIEHPOIRY, Conan GAER, R. WALKER . I LEP. M. Rcnrao, D. MIYCNCLL, S! KJ E:-JY 'k 'ki' Y A AA A Fnnnr Ron S. Klum, D. Hucusuun, R. Ross, R. KNISLEY, B. JAMES. BAcx Row: J. Unuxuu, R. MUSOLF' Cmcn Gees, H. Ross, J. Gan. TER P0l.0 THE vAnslTv WATER POLO TEAM Tunueo IN AN EXCELLENT SEASON THEY TIED Fon THE LEAGUE CHAMPICNSHIP auf LOST TMS PLAY orr TO NMlTTeER's FINE OUTFIT THE TEAM BOASTED or Two aovs wuo Rccssveo ALL SOUTHERN CAL uonons Tnev wins Bos KNISLEY AS GOALIE AND ROBERT Ross AS FORWARD THE TEAM'S sconlnc WAS LED ev ROBERT Ross one or THE LEAGUE'S Top sconens ALso Bos Tucxcn AND BILL JAMES sconeo ABLY Kuns- LEY PLAYING AS COALIE, wonxzo TM: Poslraon vuvu AVETERAN'S SKILL AND KEPT MANY scones FROM seams MADE LEAGUE SCORES BAKERSFIELD CoMPTou INGLEWOOD HUNTINGTON PARK WHITTIER Los ANGELES FULLERTON AOPPNIONI UJLDGDID-POJO I Q Y 17 -Yr 'flu rf XS 5 Qc- '7 1 is 18403 rt f Q-4. l Z X ' ' Q Q Q 9 U l , V I Ha 8' l H. B. H. B. H. B. He Bt H. B. H. B. ,. , ' .. Q rl A. -i A-Mob, 1 '..' ' 1 ' 'I 'Y 'O ' 4' Y 'A s . L i' 4' ' A , jx T . A '11 lj +V ff ff ' . .-f' A. -fi 'Ghz , V : -Q RTT ' .f'44-3441 . .4 :W .1 A 5-...ki If-. .': -?a -. koi - ' A ' 2 f5,.,f- I: L V it. T 4 I?--4-1 r hinting- .xl - 'R nv X 'psf , .arwfs 'JFS' , Q ' a - . F , 5- -- ., Q . 5' ' Y' - ' M.. -U I . . Q ,1 . -- ,, xx' ' - ,g A-or W -- .9 7' 2 4' s . -' ,i.!-5, K-is ,I W nip nw- 1+ Z ., 33' 11' ?'qI ...- V' ,J-qv E' V , -, wtf- -- vf K 7 1 ,tifwfjali J-I a ll-f:--'f- af. L' Ti, ' . f Y. ...A 'E -' ff? 1 ' 9 mg- 49, fvn- 'Q Fnowr Row: B. DRAHEILI, B. HEAYM W. DABNEY, L. Ross, C. WMITYINCTON, B. WESTEIHAVER, M. KAlAcucul, J KILLIAN, B. TURNER. BAcx Row: B. MAwuvAuA, D. HAVLEY, T. Knun, C. Llwsou, CoAcu GEKR, R. WALKER, M RENFRO, J. BURKNART, H. Hlal.En. WAT RPO 0 THE NBEEN WATER POLO SQUAD TURNED IN A MEDICCRE RECORD IN wuunluc ONLY 2 AND Loslnc 4. THE TEAM, HOWEVER, SHOWED Lors or SPIRIT AND TURNED IN cooo GAMES. THE sconluc WAS LED av J. BURKHART A FLAsuv PLAYER, ABLY HELPEO ev HARRY HaeLER AND MARVIN kENFRO. THE WCEEH TEAM won 3, Losr 2, AND TIED I TO TURN an AN AVERAGE RECORD. Tuls s uAD UAS LED ev LOUIE Ross AND Co-CAPT. CLYDE WHITTINGTON. moss WAS GIVEN AN HONORARY POSITION on THE ALL-SOUTHERN CAL. TEAM Fon nCEES.n Ross FIGURED HEAVY an THE sconunc WHILE wnuT- TINGTON UAS THE SPARK PLuc or THE TEAM, unspsnfuc THE WHOLE SQUAD av Mus PEPPY CHATTER. LEAGUE SCORES B C B C H. B. I I BAKERSFIELD O 0 H. B. COMPTON H. B. 3 4 INCLEVOOD 9 7 H. B. 8 6 HUNT. PARK 2 2 H. B. 5 2 WHITTIER ll 5 H. B. 3 2 Los ANGELES 5 5 I O T O U1 U1 'fl C f' I' M I -1 0 2 U1 - - , --h..u.--11' - - - y . I--t ..-. V - .f- ' A Q . - L'..' '-.4'.-,. ' - ' , H. 'lf Z FIRST Row: J. EHBERG H. CALHOUN J. MCGAUGH, R. RAFFERTY, W. PERRY R. WHITE M. SCNENFIECD E. HEFLgY B. COPLIN, H. ALAPCON J- WOOD: ND R6w L COWLING, MGR R SCHMIOT B EHocH, B WORTHY, B SECO 1 H 0 I 0 ' ' PRICNARO H. JoHHsoH Lf MITCJELL, V. Housfn, A. LERNO, R. MCCREERV, M. PHI-L:PS, L. HAMN: RA CII' THE VARSITY SQUAD HAD A FAIRLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON IN cAPTuRIHc SECGND PLACE IN THE LEAGUE AND ALso SECOND PLACE IN THE SUNSET LEAGUE MEET AT EXCELSIOR. THE TEAM 'As WELL- eALAncEo IN ALL RACES EXCEPT THE oAsHEs UHEN IE Hass EDDIE MORRIS. IH THE HIGH AND LOW HURDLES hBucxN WHITE HAS A CONSISTENT WINNER, cARTuRIHc THE LEAGUE MEET, WITH Rov RAFFERTY Has RUNNING MATE RUNNING SECOND T0 HIM. In THE HALF WALLACE PERRY SHOWED A cooo TIME or 2:06 FOR Hls BEST MARK or THE YEAR, ALTHOUGH HE TOOK THE LEAGUE 880 IN 2:08. EUGENE SHEAR WAS THE OUTSTANDING HIGH JUMPER or THE LEAGUE HITH Has BEST HEIGHT 6 FEET I 8 lHcH. GERALD McGAucH HITH A 32.9 IN THE 440 wAs THE aEs QUARTER-MILER IE HAD, BUT NE MISSED THE LEAGUE BEET BECAUSE or ILLNESS. SEVERAL nBEESn DISPLAYED TALENT Ano CAVE cooo ACCOUNTS! KATU IN THE SHOT AND BROAD Jour, MUNEMITSU IN THE IOO, MoRRIs Il THE 220, THE BEST POLE VAULT AND ALARcoH IN THE MILE. LEON KNOELLER, A NCEEN TURNED IN REcoRo, VAULTINC II FEET I lf4 IHCHES.n OILERS OPPONENTS H. B.-52 ORANGE--52 H. B.-ea l42 JORDAN---39 If H. B.-39 I EXCELSIOR-44 I H. B.-48 2x3 AHAHEIH--50 I H. B.-58 I 2 FULLERTOI-45 IIS 51 Ill. Runga ' 3 ' J' IH 'V P'1I..L, Q- I ..un-I GGL. ihv'EJ iv- ' J- ...g,.- ' ' ' FIRST Row: S. MUNEMITSU, C. Monaus, B. BELL, R. MANSON, J. MATSUDA, J. HAWTHORNE, M. TURNER L. CLIVE H. HIBLER, D. GONZALES, G. ITO, T. KATD. SECOND Row: J. FADLER Man., K. CLEMEHS, J. FORRESTER, R. DOLAN, R. Hosusn L. DER!-30, J. MONTGOMERY, J. REnD, J. HDWARD, A. Locxnen, D. HAYLEV, L. wooos, T. TURRENTINE. B TRACK ALWAYS A TRACK POWER, THE OILER CLASS UBEEH SPIKESTERS PRDVED THAT I94l WAS NO EXCEPTION. ALTHOUGH SEVERELY wEAx- EHED av THE LOSS or SEVERAL TOP-NOTCH ATHLETES wHo COMPETEO IN THE VARSITY DIVISION, THE MIDDLEWEIGHTS CAME THROUGH WITH FOUR LEAGUE VICTORIES AND ONE DEFEAT. NDT SATISFIEO wnTH THE RECORD THEY HAD ALREADY HUNG UP, THE OILERS FOUGHT THEIR WAY T0 WITHIN ONE-HALF POINT or THE CHAMPIONSHIP an THE SUNSET LEAGUE. THE SQUAD WILL BE WELL REPRESEHTED an THE C. I. F. DlvnslcNAL TO BE HELD on THE HOME ovAL MAY IO. BEST INDIVIDUAL RECORDS! IOO - IO.4 - MUNEMITSUQ 220 - 23.0 - MORRlS366O - l:29.8 - REID' I32O - 3:34.2 - ALARCONQ HH - I0.3 - DOLANQ LH - l3.8 - Mcbnsenvg HIGH JUMP - 5'8n - MORRISQ BROAD Jung - 2O'9H - KATOQ SHOT - 49'3H - KATOQ POLE VAULT - ll'l-W - KHDELLER' RELAY - I-IO 3. , D 0 LEAGUE DUAL MEET RECORD H. B. 58 FULLERTON 36 H. B. 42 2f3 JDRDAH 52 nfs H. B. 62 lf2 ORANGE 32 lf2 H. B. 73 EXCELSIOR 2l H. B. 49 ANAHEIM 46 I . . . .3 A-A . ' , 71' ' SJ. ff. , , . K A l t '71 l 1 Q.- 1... g ,A 'L, 1- i- Ad t i FIRST Row BEAvEn L Mo BUJHARD G ALLEN R MERCHANT L E oo B FNS AMURA x Env K LAWTON, ANEKD U I AR N OUNG H NTCR J DENMAN B FDQTER EMERV L TANSBARY R EDWARDS KNDELLEA D CDPELAND MGR 0 TRACK SUHEET LEAGUE CHAMPIONS AND DUAL MEET Go CHAMPIONS THE HUNTINGTON BEACH CLASS HCEEN SPIKE SQUAD DID A Goo6 Joe or SPLASHIAG TNEVQELVES AND THEIR COACH HCAPH SHEUE WITH GLORY. ALTHOUGH EARLY SEASON PROGNOSTIGATORS OID NOT RATE THE OILER NCEESH AS MUGH or A TEAM THESE JUVE HILE SPRINTERS UPSET THE DOPE AND PULLED THROUGH THE DUAL MEET SCHEDULE WITH 4 VICTCRIES AND I DEFEAT AGAIN THE UILERS scoRED AN UPSET AS THEY coPPED THE ANNUAL SUNCET LEAGUE TRACK MEET A FULL TWELVE POINTC AHEAD or FULLERTON THEIR NEAREST RIVAL OUTSTANDING ON THIQ VEAR'S HCEEN TEAM WERE Wooo AND HAGER IN THE SPRINTS FOSTER IN THE 660 B CLEMENS IN THE SHOT TASHIMA IN BOTH HIGH AND BROAD JUMP AND KNOELLER IN THE POLE VAULT. BEST INDIVICJAL RECORDS 6 ooos, Wooos HAGER, I 3 FOSTER, LH I4 6 TAMURA, RoAo JUMP ' H TAS IMA, HIGH JUMP 5'3 H ASHIMA, PoLE VAULT ll I KNDELLER, SHOT 48'lON B CLEMENS, RELAY 48 2 LEAGU DUAL MEETS FULLERTON 3 JORDAN 3 4 ORANGE 4 EXCELSIOR 3 ANAHEIM ' t-M-TTL... L ATT K - . A ' . A 1 I J. , Q ORE, Ps A o , I R. E B. Wo . CLEM- , M. T , H. Fo , R. HAGER, A. IN C. DURAN G. WADA Y. TASHCMA. SECOND Row: CDAGH REBOIN, B. Wooos . ' A. K ' , R. Bosn K. Tn J LLO T. ITA, . V , B U , , , , . n' , L. , . S , . , L 1 ' ' . h , V U D :'1 a '- ' ' . 3 50 - 3.9 - W ' IOO - lO.8 - - ' 660 - 2 2.2 - ' - . - ' B - IE 8 - ' - 518 - T - - I I 2 - H. B. 30 I 2 46 If H. B. 53 2X 30 I 3 H. B. 6l f I5 I X H. B. 41 36 I H. B. 54 2X 22 lfo IH iiillli ,Rh 'I MJ 5 , TA , K I Min, ', I. , 'T ' Cfy. S I u i Vx 'I' . X25 A N 1 . vi -JP' 'H .. l E -- L.. + 1 ...flL,'lLl!lIl l '1Y3- FlllT Roux J. BUIKMAIT, R. Dunn B. DEBusx, C. WHrTTlHGTou, L. LERND D. GoHzALEs. Sccoun Row: CoAcH Mllfl, C. SCOTT, E. TRETTIH, G. p0STER, R. RosE, J. EKGERG, E. SHEA, E. MARREN, B. Cnorronn. TNIID Row: S. 2lALEYg J. STlHsou, J. Waco, T. ALKICUN, G. Kunu, 8. HANLINE, P. EKBERG, J. KMOILTON, D. PENHALL, A. PARK, . Kuo LLER. BASED LL WITH A RECORD or N0 wnns Ano FOVE LOSSES THE OlLER BASEBALL TEAM HAS suFFEREo oHE or ITS POOREST SEASONS. THE sQuAo EHTEREO THE POMONA 20-30 CLUB TOURNAMENT Ano IN THE FIRST ROUND or PLAY THEY WERE DEFEATED av REooNoo, THE SCORE 6 - 5. IH THE CONSOLATION Duvlsuou THEY LOST T0 COLTON 7 - 4. THE TEAM PLAYED WITHOUT THE sERvl:Es or SEVERAL PLAYERS IN THE TOURNAMENT, PRINCIDALLY GALEH FosTER, ACE OILER CHUCKER. IN THE LEAGUE PLAY THE TEAM IS YET T0 ATTAIN A DIGIT IN THE wsu COLUMN. THEY HAVE LOST THREE GAMES so FAR 9uT HAvE A Gooo CHANCE T0 BREAK EVEN an THE FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS WITH THREE GAMES T0 PLAY. THE HlTTnHG WAS LED BY CAPT. EARL WARREN, WHO UAS AsLY HELPED AT THE PLATE BY THEoooRE ALARCON, GEoRGE KUNN, AND RAY ROSE. LEAGUE SCORES H. B. 3 FULLERTON 4 H. B. 2 JoRoAH 3 H. B. O ANAHEIM 4 'THREE GAMES YET T0 BE PLAYED GOLF 7' NNIS DISPLAYING A WELL BALANCED LINE up THIS YEAR'S GOLF TEAM HAS SHOWN cREAT PROMISE BEATEH ONLY ev LONG BEACH WILSON IN ITS EARLIEST CONTESTS, THE OILER DIVOT oIccERS ROMPED HOME WITH IMPRESSIVE VICOTRIES OVER AHAHEIM REooHoo AND WHITTIER HIGH SCHOOLS. LEO ev CAPTAIN CHESTER WEIDE AND COACHED av MR HAMREN THE TEAM HAS CONSISTEO or JACK WEIoE FRED KIRRPATRICR Hoa SMITH, GEORGE WHITFIELD, JACK CONRAD Rov CHURCHILL, oe MCNEIL AND EARL SHEA ALTHoucHA LARGE SQUAD or THIRTY RAcxET VIELDERS TURNED ouT Fon TENNIS THIS YEAR THE TEAM HAS NOT FARED Too HELL, PARTLY BECAUSE or ILLNESS. THE TEAM ENJOYED MATCHES wITH PALM SPRINGS BOTH HERE Ano THERE AND PRACTICE MATCHES WITH LAGUNQ Louc BEACH Ano SANTA AHA. COACH ROBERT HAGER'S VARSITY LOST THEIR FIRST TWO LEAGUE STARTS T0 FULLERTON Ano JORDAN. THE FIRST TEAM CONSISTED or THE FOLLOWING! DOLAN, IST SINGLESS N.w0RTHY, 2Ho SINGLES: L. MITCHELL, 3RO SINGLESQ F. ELLIOTT, 4TH SINGLESQ CAPTAIN M. TATSUKAWA AND T. YAMAMOTO, IST DOUBLESQ Ano J. CADY Ano M. MCCALLEN, 2Ho DOUBLES. UPPER PICTURE. FIRST Row: T. Hovz, B. LETSOII, J. CONRAD, J. KRAMER. SECOND Row: N. BASIL, J. ROBERTSON R CLARcv J. WEIDE G. WHITFIELD, R. MCNEIL R. CHuRcHILL. THIRD Row: CoAcH HAMREH R. SMITH, J. LIECMTI F KIRKPAIYRICK L. M0lTGOllElV,C. WEIDE, E. SHEA, R. PISTOLC. LGIER POCTURE. FIRST Row: L. RuSH, C. NETN R PAcIcARo,C. BRISCO R. VIHE J. lmao? H. Moons, C. SCIIUTN, H. NEISHI. Sccouo Row: L. HARRIS, F. ELLIOTT J HuFTILE,F SMITH R. GRAHAII M. TA suuu, N. Worruv, L. MITCHELL M. MCCALLEN J. Cnov. TIIIRn Row: T 0oA,D.Ron, R.lonH9, J.0RuzMhI, T.UUKAl, OQJONIIOI' J.GII.L, L.DElle0, SQYAUAGUCQI, M.KAusEII, CoAcH HACEI kb' 3 W 0:Ljl l ..x wtq., 4 1 a JA- 1 .1 K. 'FWF' 'i 'fa .1- 7 .-:bf .s .v ' -CL.. '-fr '-1.1 2 wr Q . M1 'vt' Iggy - ra, ' F ,av 2 . X . Q 5 V if' f' ff! da' - I' 1 L N 'vdllvsgv u 'V --Def . -.5 ia--.., ' -.,.'- , Q.- 4-1 1 Q- 'ff 5.4 9 ab:f -'P EW In TRYING T0 PROMOTE BETTER SPORTSMANSHIP Auonc THE canes wno cove OUT Fon ATHLETICS THE G. A.A. BOARD HAs FUNCTIONEO AS A success- FUL SERVICE cRouP ounnnc THE PAST YEAR. IT MAS PLANNED Ano CARRIED OUT MANY INTERESTING AND ENTERTAININC AcTIvITIes. THE MOST IMPORT- AnT OCCASION uAs Tue ANNUAL G. A. A. BANQUET. THE THEME WHAWAII' :As cLevenLv CARRIED OUT uITH GRASS sHAcxs, PALM TREES, HAWAIIAN OANCERS, AND MUSIC. OTHER EVENTS HAvE seen LAwn SPREADS, ASSEMBLIES, AND PARTIES. In MARCH Foun GIRLS Ano MISS Boweng THE,ADVlSE? ATTEIDEO THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC Coneenence HELD AT SANTA BARBARA, neue THE oELEcATEs GATHERED new IDEAS 'MICH THEY LATER PUT T0 use ll THEIR own G. A. A. Meuaens or THE BOARD ARE: PRESIDENT, BETTE MCCLARYQ VIce PRESl0ENT,MARY MORGANQ SECRETARQ DORIS Tousg TREASURER, VIRGINIA SHEPARDQ FRESHHAU REPRESENTATIVE, DORIS GRAY5 PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN, H. DONLEYQ HEAD or BASHETBALL, MARIBELLE Bonnsg HEAD OF Hocxev, ALENE BARNES3 HEAD or VOLLEYBALL, Alxo TANAMACHIQ HEAD oe BASEBALL, Jovce WHITFIELD: HEAD OF TENNIS, PATRICIA HEATHi Ano HEAD OF SWIMMING, CARLEY DAAHEIM. F asv Row: F. Huno D. Tous B. MCCLARY B. HERLOW E. Hvurora, W Maone. SECOND Rows' M. Bonng, L. COURREGES, M. Jonwgon, A. BARNES, L, MAULDIN E. WHITE, P. DONALDSON. THIRD Row: M.FBROWN, R. BERMU- oez, R. PALLADINO, D. Munov, B. BRISTOL, A. BERRY, n. OvERTcN. THE SENIOR G.A.A. GIRLS HAVE DURING THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GAINEO THE REPUTATICN OF BEING A FAIR FIGHTING AND HONEST GROUP. THEY HAVE IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS WON WELL OVER HALF OF THEIR PLAYDAY COMPETITIONS WITH OTHER SCHOOLS, snluclnc MANY nonons T0 HUNTINGTON BEACH. In THEIR INTER- CLASS GAMES THE SENIORS WON BASKETBALL, TIED HOCKEY, AND WON VOLLEYBALL. IT REALLY DOESN'T MATTER TO THEN WHETHER THEIR GAMES ARE WIN, LOSE, OR DRAW, FOR THEY HAVE GAINED THE' FINE QUALITY OF BEING A GOOD LOSER AND A GRACIOUS WINNER. ALL'IN-ALL THE SENIORS ARE FRIENDLY, ALL ROUND, GOOD ATHLETES. Fl ST Row: F. MEYER H. MODERNON M. MORGAN P. HEATH E. MCINTOSH J.RKlNG M. WNITSDN 'L. KELLEY. SECOND Row: Jn WE1NHElUgR C- 0RANE'V 3 M. Fo LeR L. BRAYBAOOKS J. WHITFIELD V.JOHNSON V. EDERT J. MDULTON, THIRDGROWE Y. YASUDA, P'. SCHUTH, C. 'RlMEI., A- NISHUYAUK, D' Fm-EY, L. ALVAREZ, V. HASKlLL, K. HOKEDAS PROBABLY TNE MOST OUTSTANDING JUNIOR CLASS OF ATNLETES TNE G. A. A. NAS HAD IN MANY-A-YEAR IS THIS PRESENT GRO OF ENTNOSIASTIO AND HARD-WORKING GIRLS. DURING THE PAST YEAR THEY HAVE NAOE AN EXCELLENT RECORD FOR TNENSELvEs av WINNING THEIR BASKETBALL PLAYDAY WITH SAN JUAN CARISTRANO AND TNEIR VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY wITN ANAHEiM. THE JUNIOR GIRLS ARE ALSO vERv ACTIVE IN TENNIS AND USUALLY OOME OUT ON TOP IV THEIR MEETS. JUNIOR TENNIS STARS ARE MARY MORGAN MILLIE WARDLOI, AND LOIS MUSOLE. THIS GROUP HAS MANY PRONI NENT PERSONALITIES wuo WILL NEXT YEAR TAKE THE SPOTLIGHT AS LEADERS OF THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. I H- yv ' Jw A N-.-' C' gli' HH ' -in .,.,..... H .,.. 14.- ' L13 . f ' -ke-ffvewiwk fx: :I f I FIRST Row: R. Dunn, A. TANAMACNI, M. SNYDER D. MELCHER, S. MUKAU, A. MOORE, D. TAYLOR K. KAnExo, S. SAoAxANE, T: KITAJIUA. SECOND Row: H. DONLEV, M. FOGLEH, D. HERLOW, E. SCHUTH, L. PISTOLE, E. RILEY, H. SNYDER, J. WHITTAKER, H. Bnnuzs, F. KATO. THIRD Row: V. BELL, J. LAKE V. CLOGSTON, R. PETTINGILL, 0. BOWERS, M. Munov, B. ERRINGTON, T. S+EEN, V. SHEPARD. FIRST Row: K. TASHIMA, M. HAvEs D. OWEN5 B. Favs, A, HENNIG, L. BusI-I, P. PRESTON A. DIsPAI.ATno M'. Cnow, N. BAILEY, D. CONKLIN. Sscouo Row: D. Rnunsv, T. MATsuoA C. FATE, D. Lncon, B. WHITFIELD, H. DONALD- son, V. Coovzn, B. Toasv, E. Or-vas, J. HARPER J. FAINELI.. Tvnwo Row: J. HowEI.I., D. MILLER, B. WISE, O. MCCLARY, J. DALZELL, B. WEIDE, M. JURKOVICH, P. MEAIRS, L. WIGTON D. GRAV, S. MARTINEAU. FOURTH Row: M. DRENT L. MELTON, M. HAZELTON, V. CHRIST M. DAY, C. LOFTIS, L. Tuonn- TON, F. KITTO, M. BURGE, V. FOWLER, J. MEGAUGH, .ii 6 It-Jul -H' 1. E 9 3511 41. Q Qlgfxb - 3, J, lg I A I f t 9 f , K - K 5 Q hh C AT F I 8 .JC- rx, 0 'Yfr L 'fr 1 N Q 'V' 4 I , 911. 'T if wil? 1 jg? ,I -3 1,35 , , '. 9 if . x x Xiu wx s E. -PEL-V 4' ' Ziff ga-'QA W M lm 4 ' iw I ,, . 4 A 3.4 ' y 44: X I K . 4 EBUDDIES ..i., 75 34 ,' I v f,! , W4 1 L , I ? 5 .k 4 v -. '-4 .t2,'f5' 'ii 5 gv r' V - .. U, .,., - N 1. ' S I as .' fi. N -5 ,,' M' A-5 ' rp LJ 'a-'I I if-' ia. 1 Q As N M ,t f. . 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