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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1943 volume:

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HARLOW ROBERT M, RACER ,.4l52.77ev 'L Q ik U A MN LEON W. MINER PHYLLIS JAMISON MARGARET S. MOQEMAN HARRY M. SHEUE HELEN J. MOORE AL T. REBOIN NORMA LEE LOPP LEE MOSSTELLER VELMA MORRELL CORA R, HENDERSON R, p, MEAIRS f', ., M X 'W l . r - . 1255. 25A N A S Q . c SALLALEE RYAN RUTH B. WAUGH RUTH C. SMITH MARGARET SQUIRES JOHN WAAGE GERTRUDE wHlTMERE DALE SMITH THELMA ROLPH MARY VIDAL CARLENE ROSE MARTHA TRAFFORD Tn F aff? I MozELLE SNYDER, BETH WISE, VIVIENNE CORTNER ROGER GRAHAM WIN KNOWLTON, PETE ENBERG, JACK EKBERQ, TDM HEJRICKSON, WARREN DE LA VERGNE. THE ADMINISTRATION or oUR STUDENT Boov IS CARRIED ON THROUGH ouR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. THIS SMALL REPRESENTATIVE cRoUP IS coM- Rosso OF THE FOUR STUDENT Boov OFFICERS AND ONE REPRESENTATIVE FROM EACH or THE FOUR CLASSES. THIS COMMITTEE HAS MANY AND vARIED DUTIES. IT IS vEsTED wITH ALL LEGISLATIVE POWERS, APPOINTS MEM- BERS T0 THE TRAFFIC BOARD AND SERVICE COMMITTEE SELECTS ASSEM- BLIES, PROMOTES NOON AND NIGHT DANCES, AWARDS LETTERS TO DEsERv- ING MEMBERS OF ATHLETIC TEAMS, AND HAS CHARGE or ALL ELECTIONS AND THE COUNTING or VOTES. THIS GROUP ALSO HAS CHARGE OF THE SELL- ING or STUDENT BODY TIcxETs,THE RAISINC or ALL STUDENT Boov FUNDS AND THE BUILDING or THE BUDGET. THIS YEAR THE STUDENT Boov HAS BEEN EXCEPTIONALLY ACTIVE IN WARTIME WORK, sUcH AS THE SELLING or WAR BONDS AND STAMPS. THOSE MEMBERS ELECTED FROM THE cLAssES ARE THE FOLLOWING! FIRST SEMESTER, WARREN DE LA VERGNE, TDM HEN- RIcNsoN ROGER GRAHAM, AND JOE FDRRESTERg SECOND SEMESTER, MARI- LYN CORTNER TDM HENPICKSON, BETH WISE, AND JACK EKBERG. MR. CLIVE ADAMS IS THE FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE or THE EXECUTIVE CDMMITTEE. FIRST Row: MOZELLE SIYDER WIH KNOWLTOM. SEcoHo Row: BILL MILLER CAROL PIERPDIHT, MaE BESSIE HusaARo GLORIA TREEcE DIXIE AUFFUAN, CHESTER BRISco BETTY HARPER, TBM BUSNARD DoRol THY HAHES. THIRD Row: DoH WHITE, GENE HARDIHG, LoIS ROBERT- SDH, JACK KILLIAH JIM THoMAs, MICHAEL WESTERLIN TED QUICK Boa GIAVOCCHINI EETH WISE, MAxIHE MUNSONS FOURTII Row: VIVI-1 EHHE CoRTHER, BeTTY ST. CLAIR, RocER GRAHAM, BENNY HEFLEY JAcx gg:Esg,R?E:goEHeERc, BETTY LACY, WILLEHHE ROILEY, MR. KDAMS, THE ADVISORY COUNCIL IS THE GROUP IN STUDENT Boov GOVERNMENT ORGANIZED IN sucH A WAY AS T0 REACH EVERY PUPIL IN SCHOOL. REPRE- SEHTATIYES T0 THIS COUNCIL ARE ELECTED FROM THE SENIOR CIVICS AND SOCIAL PROBLEM CLASSES, THE JUNIOR U.S. HISTORY CLASSES, THE SOPH- OMORE ENGLISH CLASSES AHD FRESHMAN cITIzEHSHIR CLASSES. THESE REPRESENTATIVES ATTEN6 MEETINGS HELD EVERY TWO WEEKS. To THESE SESSIONS THEY TARE IDEAS FRoM THEIR GROUPS REGARDING THE MANAGE- UENT OF STUDENT Boov GOVERNMENT AND THE RIcHTs AND PRIVILECES OF ALL PUPILS. FRoM THESE MEETINGS THEY co aAcH T0 REPORT T0 THEIR CLASSES THE DECISIONS OF THE COUNCIL AND T0 LEAD THEIR OWN GROUPS IN ALL ACTIVITIES T0 PROMOTE COOPERATIVE SCHOOL PROJECTS. SUCH A SET-uP GIVES EVERY PUPIL A CHANCE TO AcquAIHT HIMSELF WITH ALL STUDENT Boov ACTIVITIES AHD T0 VOICE HIS SUGGESTIONS AHD GRIEV- vAHcEs. THE COUNClL'S MAIN OBJECTIVE THIS YEAR HAS BEEN PROMOTION OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. IT IAS THROUGH ITS EFFORTS THAT AN OBSTACLE couRSE UAS BUILT. IT ALSD WORKED HARD FoR HIQHT ACTIVITIES AND SUCCESSFULLY PROMOTED MANY WAR DRIVES. FRDM THIS LARGE GROUP THE STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT APPOINTS THE MOST EFFIcIEHT AHD HELPFUL MEMBERS T0 SERVE on THE TRAFFIC BOARD AHD THE SERVICE COMMITTEE. THE REPRESENTATIVES T0 THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ARE ALSO CMOSEN FROM THIS GROUP. THE STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT WIN KNOWLTON IAS CHAIRMAN OF ALL COUNCIL UEETINCS. MR. ADAlg IS THE SPONS6R. ! ! ' !T !,,!m !! ' ll' ll !!,' ,G 1' 'V -.-, FIRST Row: B. HARPER J. KILLIAN, H. SNYDER, B. MILLER, L. MEEH D. HUFFMAN. SECOND Row: G. HARDIAG, L. ROBERTSON N. PEEBBES, L. WHITSON, J. WHITTAKER, D. WHITFIELD, B. ORAHEIM. THIRD Row: L. PIERPOINT, R. NEWTON, G. TREECE C. PIERPOINT, B. GIAVOCCHINI D. WHITE. FOURTH Row: M. WESTBRLIN, D. HAWES, B. J E ST. CLAIB, L. RUTHERFORD, B. HEFLEY, T. QUICK, C. BRISCO. -A - - .lr ' l V I-1 if To ,, , I- SIIWSSS- ' I I 07471 ' 'Jvff' lsr n.ug,g-Qx2',.9.o-... -g4,, ,..-.. - farm... 1' FIRST Row: MAE BESSIE HUBBARD ALLEN LOCKNER, MAXINE MUNSDN. SEcoND Row: CAROL PIERPOINT BgTH WISE JIM THDMAS, LEoN KNOEL- LER, DIXIE HUFFMAN. THIRD Row: RAY CLANCY, TED QUICK, LEROY MITCHELL, Boa GIAVOCCHINI, TOMMY BUSHARD. THE SERVICE COMMITTEE IS MoST NECESSARY IN STUDENT Boov Gov'T. IT CONSISTS OF TWENTY MEMBERS, NOT LESS THAN TEN NOR MORE THAN EIGHTEEN FROM ADVISORY COUNCIL AND OTHERS ARRDIHTED FROM ASSOCIAT- ED STUDENTS AT LARGE. THE SERVICE COMMITTEE NDTIFIES THE TRAFFIC BOARD OF STUDENTS WHO VIOLATE ScHooL RULES. COMMITTEES SERVE IN VARIOUS AREAS: GROUNDS, HALLS, ASSEMBLY, AND cvM AND RECREATIONAL FIELDS. CHAIRMAN LELAND RUTHERFORDQ ADVISER, MR. ADAMS. SINCE MANPOWgR IS NEEDED IN THE ARMED FORCES AND WAR INDUS- TRIES THE PUPILS MUST HELP KEEP oUR CAMPUS AND BUILDINGS CLEAN IN THe ABSENCE or SDME or oUR JANITORS. THOSE WHO THROW THINGS, EAT IN THE BUILDINGS, AND DISRUPT ORDERLY CONDUCT IN BUILDINGS AND ON GROUNDS ARE CALLED T0 THE TRAFFIC BOARD T0 EXPLAIN THEIR Mo- TIvES AND ADJUST THEIR HABITS. THE BOARD APRDINTED av THE AD- VISORY COUNCIL ACTS AS A STUDENT COUNCIL To DISCUSS MISDEMEANORS AND CORRECT WR6NG ATTITUDES. OFFENUERS ARE ENCOURAGED T0 BUILD UP SCHOOL SPIRIT AND VOLUNTARILY MAKE GOOD CONDUCT A HABIT. ITIL I '.Ti1ii:I..- .. . ' , , ' F. E. PENHALL- ROBERT JACKSON, CLERKS A. F, WILSON, PRESIDENTQ A. L. HENRIcxsoN. NOT IN PICTURE D. V. LAIHEAD. Board of Educat on THE BOARD OF EDUCATION or H.B.U.H.S. IS A GROUP OF PUBLIC-SPIRITED CITIZENS wHo sERvE THE COMMUNITY WITHOUT PAY IN ORDER THAT THE ADMINIS- TRATION or THE HIGH SCHUOL MAY BE CARRIED ON FOR THE cooo or ALL. THIS cRouP OF MEN WORK vERY CLOSELY WITH MR. M. G. JONES, THE PRINCIPAL IN coNsIoERINc CLOSELY THE NEEDS or THE STUDENTS, THE FACULTY AND THE 50M- MUNITY. THEY PASS UPON ALL THE POLICIES or THE ADMINlSfRATl0N--ESPE- CIALLY THE VARIOUS ITEMS or THE BUDGET, Fon A SCHOOL IS A LARGE BUSINESS CONCERN. THE MAIN PROBLEMS OF THE BUDGET ARE THE SALARIES or ALL EM- PLOYEES, APPROPRIATIONS FoR SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT AND EXPENDITURES FoR ADDITIONS AND UPKEEP. MANY KNOTTY PROBLEMS HAVE ARISEN THIS YEAR CAUSED ev THE WAR: NECESSARY PROHIBITIONS ON THE USE or BUSES AND CARS FOR ATHLETIC AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL TRIPS JUDGMENTS REGARDING ADDITIONS Ano MACHINERY FOR OUR RARIDLY-ExRAHoINc gHOP COURSES T0 TRAIN DEFENSE wonx- ERS Ano THE AUTHORIZATION or soME NIGHT COURSES TO KEEP UP CITIZEN Mo- RALQ. MEMBERS ALso KEEP THEUSELVES INFORMED ON NEW LEGISLATION PASSED ron THE REGULATION AND PROTECTION or PROPERTY AND PERSONNEL AND SEE THAT THESE RULES ARE ENFORCED AT THE SCHOOL. SINCE THE eEcINNINc or THE VAR THE STATE LEGISLATURE AND THE NATIONAL DEFENSE CouNcIL HAvE GREATLY IN- CREASEO THESE REGULATIONS. THEY ARE ALSO INTERESTED RERsoNALLY IN THE QUALIFICATIONS ANo GROWTH IN THE SERVICE or BOTH FACULTY Ano CARETAKERSQ OARD MEMBERS ALSO ATTEND MANY SCHOOL FUNCTIONS BECAUSE THEY ARE SII- CERELY INTERESTED IN EVERY SCHOOL PROJECT PLANNED T0 BUILD cooo CHARAC- TER TRAITS. MRS. RUTH SMITH IS THE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD AND BUSINESS SECRETARY or THE HIGH SCHOOL. V ,ff 3fi2ZM W5fW fig W WW W, f w Qfzfw W ff W Q R WMWZQZPWQH W3 EQ W y Nw K ig? E' Eg3 ffl 3g1EW 5353 SSS si lg SSE E A N s iifgiiwq T5 M if cl.!-S355 Sim i .Q -f 's ft r x '-9 Q . 'Q H -5 CX JSP! V x 1 V ,, . , Q V I N A' 7' r-C522 I ' I1 56 , , QA, 1 i T - , B, -I 1-9 . A E -,Ll J- VZ, Y Bun CALHOUN ADVISORY BOARD I,2,3 BASKETBALL I, MCR. 2 CLASS OFFICER I,2,3 FOOTBALL I,2,3 TRACK I,2 DORIS JEAN BOWERS TRANSFERRED FROM ANANEIM, CALIF- OANCE Comm. 4 ORCHESTRA I,2 G.A.A. I,2 USNER I I NEO BASI - CLA CE-P . 4 CAUL T 4 ' Tl ,3,4 L I GRACE CERCA P.A.S.F. 2 3 SECY. 4 ORCHESTRA I 2 3 4 V3 A CAPELLA 3'4' ' 3 . OPERA 2 4 ' .' SEXTET 4 G.A.A. 2 .A V3 I ' ' 'i Rov CHURCHILL I ., FOOTBALL I,2, CAPT. 3 BASKETBALL I,2,4 ADVISORY BOARD 3 HI-Y 2,3,4 GOLF 2,3 FRANCES BURCEss TRANSFERREC FROM CNINC, CALIF- P.A.S.F. 3 G.A.A. 3 4 'f' ' 1 VALERIE BELL CAULURON STAFF 4 G.A.A. I,2,3,4 LATIN CLUB 2,3 GLEE CLUB 2 USHER 2,4 OPERA 2 BILL ANDERSON TRANSFERREU FROM LONG BEACH, CALIF. VISUAL Eo. CLUB 3, MERRY BUCK G.A.A. I,2,3 GLEE CLUB I P.A.S.F. 3 PERRY BUSHARO 4 LATIN CLUB 2 4 PR CAULoRoN STAGF 4 FOOTBALL 2 3 TRACK I,2,3 HI-Y 4 BETTY BARNES TRANSFERRED FROM ONTARIO, OREGON NLETTERS T0 LUCER CAULDRON STAFF 4 MAJCRETTE 4 JERRY BEAVER BASKETBALL 2 3 COUNTY BAND 2 SNIMMINC I BAND 2 3,4 TRACK 3 XRJORIE CLINE CAREER GIRLS 4 GLEE CLUB L,4 P.A.S.F. 4 TRI-Y 3,4 USNER 3 OPERA 4 ILDRED Coon CAREER GIRLS 4 GLEE CLUB 2,3 A CARELLA 3 OPERA I,2,4 LDRETH CLARK HI-LIGHTS STAFF 3 CAREER GIRLS 4 ORCHESTRA I,2 TRI-Y SECY. 4 PCAOSIFC 3 IMA JEAN CHRISTIAN SPANISH CLUB 2 CAREER GIRLS 4 G.A.A. I,2,3 IRGARET CRoUcN CAREER GIRLS 4 DRAMATIcs 2 G.A.A. 2,3 IROLGENE CoMas CAREER GIRLS 4 G.A.A.I '35 ROBERT ENSMINGER CAMERA CLUB 4 BARBARA CHAMNESS GIRLS' LEAGUE CAB HI-LIGHTS STAFF 3 P.A.S.F. 3 USNER 2 JACK CocNRELL SWIMMING l,2,3,4 WATER POLO I 2,3 COUNTY BAND 2 P.A.S.F. 2,3 ESTHER CRAIG COUNTY ORCHESTRA CAREER GIRLS 4 UsNER 2 RUTH CRUZ G.A.A. I,2,3,4 P.A.s.F. 3 BILL CROFFORD FOOTBALL 3,4 BASEBALL 2,3 A I I an I FY- I 4 ,515- 'i v, -fr I I BURKE DRANEIM LETTERMEN's CLUB PRES. 4 WATER POLO 2 CAPT. 3 LATIN CLUB 3,4 SWIMMING 3,4 HARREE DONLEY G.A.A. I 3 BoA RD 2 4 HI-LIGHTS STAFF 3 ' LATIN CLUB 2,3 TRI-Y 4 RAY FELION VARSITY CLUB 3,4 WATER POLO I 2,3 CAMERA CLUB 3 STAcEcRAFT 4 SWIMMING I HIRLEY DAVIES TRI-Y 4 LATIN CLUB 2 GIRLS' LEAGUE CAB. 4 USNER 2 CAULORON 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY 3 DANCE COMM. 3 4 CAREER GIRLS 4 LEROY DERIGO TENNIS 2,3 BETTY JANE DUNLAP TNESRIAN CLUB 3,4 SHORT PLAYS 2,3 THESPIAN PLAY 3 CAREER GIRLS 4 DRAMATICS 3 RAE DUNN TRANSFERRED FRoN SANFORD FLORIDA G.A.A. i,2,3,4 OPERA 2 PETE EKBERG STUDENT Boov TRE BASKETBALL I 2,2 NEVER SINCE EVEN BASEBALL I,2,3,4 FOOTBALL 3,4 HI-Y 3,4 SHIRLEY EvANsoN TRANSFERRED FROM FULUERTON CALIFI LATIN CLUB 2 P.A.S.F. 4 JACK EKBERG BASKETBALL I 2 3 NEVER SINCE EvEN EXECUTIVE BOARD' CLASS PRES. 4 TRACK I,2,3 4 FOOTBALL I,2 DORIS DUGGER GLEE CLUB 2,3,4 DRAMATICS 4 G.A.A. 2 CPERA FRANK ESSERT CAULDRQN STAFF A SPRING CONCERT A CAPELLA 2 GLEE CLUB I OPERA 2 GOLF 3 I RIE FOGLER CAREER GIRLS SECY-TREAS. G.A.A. I,2,3,4 5 DRA GREEN EIRLS' LG. PRES. 4 ,AULDRON ASST. ED. '.A.S.F. 4 2.A.A. I TRI-Y 4 IIL EVANS WATER POLO 2,3 SWIMMING 2,3,4 STAGECRAFT 4 IDENE GAILBREATH i.A.A. 2 3 BD. I :AREER GIRLS 4 :LASS SEOY. 3 -Rl-Y 4 ISE MARIE CEARY HLETTERS T0 LUCERNEH CAULDRON STAFF 4 DRAMATIOS 3,4 vIAN GOTHARO .ATIN CLUB V. PRES.3 HLETTERS TO LUCERNEH JNIFORM MONITOR I 4 JOUNTY ORCHESTRA 2 JRCHESTRA I,2,3 4 :AULDRON STAFF 4 'LIS ORION JOHNSON GLEE CLUB 2,3, SECY. BAND I,2,3, PR . TENNIS 2,3,4 OPERA LEAD 4 SwINMINc I 4 19 I 'F' ES 4 , I COUNTY BAND I,2 M. JEAN FETHER DRAMATICS EO3 P.A.S.F. I ' C.A.A. I COLLEEN GOTTSCHOLK TRANSFERRED FROM MERIUIAN, IDAHO IOAH FULTON JR. RED CROSS 3 GLEE CLUB 2,4 G.A.A. I OPERA 4 RUTH GRESSMEN TRANSFERRED FROM MILFORD UTAH TYPING CONTEST 2,3 X CLASS SECRETARY I PEP CLUB I 2 OPERA I,2,4 JOE FORRESTER ADVISORY BOARD 4 VARSITY CLUB 3,4 LATIN CLUB 2,3,4 FOOTBALL 2 3 4 TRACK I 2 3,4 HI-Y 2,3,4 1 40 'git -7 ni. I. -2 4 7 LEROY HARRIS HI-Y 4 CLASS TREAS. 3 BASKETBALL I,2,3,4 FOOTBALL 3,4 SWIMMING 3,4 TENNIS 2 3 4 TRACK 2,3,4 DOROTHY HAWES CAULDRCN STAFF 4 USHE A CAPELLA 2,3 SECY. 4 SERVICE Conn. I 2 ADVISORY BOARD 4 LATIN CLUB 2,3,4 SEXTET 3,4 PAUL KNDELLER BASKETBALL I,2,3,4 FOOTBALL I 2 3,4 CAULDRDN S+AeF 4 SERVICE Conn. 2 BASEBALL 2,3,4 TRACK I,3 i CHRYST B CHES . 3 ' f IYMESZ s T0 LUCERNEN 4 ESP n CLUB SECY. 4 NEVER INCE EVEN 3 A CAPELLA 3,4 OPERA 2,4 TRI-Y 4 K . ' L 41 I I 'O l. 4 MARCUS HOWARD BASKETBALL I 2 GLEE CLUB 2 3 STACECRAFT 4 SWIMMING I,2 MW GLORIA lnMAn CAULDRDN STAFF UNIFORM BOARD I CAREER GIRLS 4 G.A.A. I Jann HUFTILE ADVISORY BOARDf TRAFFIC BOARD 3 LATIN CLUB 2,3 BASKETBALL I,2 TENNIS 2,3 FOOTBALL 3 MARGARET JACKSON HI-LIGHTS STAFF LIBRARY CLUB 4 A CAPELLA 3 GLEE CLUB 2 UsnER 3 OPERA I MELVIN KAUsEn FOOTBALL 2,3,4 TENNIS 2 3 4 TRACK I,2.3 BESSIE HUBBARD GIRLS' LEAGUE CI ADVISORY BOARD4 SERVICE Conv. 2 TRAFFIC BOARD 4 OPERA 2 A CAPELLA 3,4 TRI-Y 3,4 DOROTHY HERLOW BILL Johnson A CAPELLA 3 VICE-PRES. 4 TRAnsFERRED FR SHER 2,3 GYU.COUNClL 3 ANAHEIM, CALIF I TO LUCERNEN 4 TRI-Y 3,4 A .F. 3 PRES. 4 RA 2, LEAD 4 115 oe KENNEDY WIN KNOWLTON HLETTERS TO LUCERNEH COUNTY BAND 2 BAND I,2,3 4 ORCHESTRA I P.A.S.F. 3 :A JENKINS MUSIC FESTIVAL I,2,3 INST. ENSEMBLE 3 4 ORCHESTRA I 2,3,4 BAND 2 UPEEA 2 Hosav CLuB I ORAMATIcS 2 oN MILBURN BASEBALL MGR.'3 BASKETBALL 3,4 ETTY HARPER USHER 3 UNIFORM BD. HI-LIGNTS STAFF 3 SERVICE CDMM. I ADVISORY BDARD 4 TRI-Y TREAS. 4 CAREER GIRLS 4 .AWRENCE LERND BASEBALL I,2,3 FOOTBALL I,3,4 BASKETBALL I 2 GLEE CLUB I,2 ONALD KERR LETTERMEN'S CLUB 3,4 WATER PoLo I,3 FOOTBALL 2,3,4 SWIMMING I,2 HI-Y 2,3,4 Co. MUSIC FOOTBALL 3,4 HI-Y 3,4 ' STUDENT Boov PRES. 4 HEVER SINCE EVEN 3 BASEBALL 2 3 4 A CAPELLA 2,3 GLYNN JOHNSON SWIMMING 3,4 WATER PoLo 3 FOOTBALL 4 JACKIE LAKE LIB. CLUB HI-LIGHTS CAULDRON LATIN CLU GIACAO OPERA 2 RAMSEY LEYE 4 BASKETBAL SWIMMING FOOTBALL TENNIS 3 DALICE GROV COUNTY OR SR. ORCHE CAULDRON UNIFORM B GLEE CLUB I 4 G.A.A. 3, I B08 LETSON BASKETBAL FOOTBALL GDLF I,2 GLEE CLUB 'IIB FESTIVAL I,2 VICE-PRES. 3 ' STAFF 3 STAFF 4 B 2 3 2.3I RLY L I,4 13 I 4 E , !f' CHESTkk'l 2 STRA I 2 4 STAFF 4 OARD 4 I 1 ,,,, N,,3, ' gil'-15 . ,,'f I 1323, -V' S ,.-IT. ,.. ,U t.. 'ADX' ',.v:,: I ,411-, .4 In . '-1' -L1-' ' .M - L I I ' ' . ' 1 4, 'ff 3,2 1 A? l f: T ,,4 JANE MARTIN A CARELLA 3, LIBRARI GIRLS' LEAGUE CAB. 3 TRI-Y VICE-PRES. 4 LATIN CLUB 2 3,4 CAULDRON STAfF 4 CLASS SECY. 4 ROBERT MCNEIL GOLF I 2 3 4 HOBBIES 2 ' PEGGY MILLER CAREER GIRLS 4 ORCHESTRA 2,3 G.A.A. I USHER 2 DON MAPLES A CARELLA I,2,4 SERVICE COMM. 2 OPERA LEAD 2,4 Fo TBALL I,2 4 CL S PRES. 2 CWMBETTY MCGAUGH 3,4 GOAOAD '32 GIRLS' LEAGUE SEcv. 4 BOOKKEEPING CONTEST 2 LATIN CLUB 2,3 4 SERVICE COMM. 2 GYM COUNCIL 3 'V , FLORENCE MCCLEARY V1 CAREER GIRLS PRES. 4 F UNIFORM BOARD 3,4 , G.A.A. I,2 K NLETTERS T0 LUCERNEN 4 ALLEN LOCKNER Co. MUSIC FESTIVAL STUDENT BODY V.P. NEVER SINCE EvEH HI-Y 2 4 SECV. 3 LATIN CLUB 2,3 4 BAND I, PRES. 2 ROSINA MENDOZA UNIFORM MONITOR CAREER GIRLS 4 P.A.S.F. 3,4 GLEE CLUB I OPERA I HOLMES MOORE CAULDRON EDITOR C L 2 4 LATIN CLUB 2,3 4 HI-Y 3 SECY, 4 WATER pOLO I,3 TENNIS 2,3,4 BURNYCE MILES TRANSFERRED FROM KAMAS UTAH GLEE CLUB 2,3 OPERA 2 MAx PHILLIPS CAMERA CLUB 3 PRE! CAULDRON STAFF 4 BASKETBALL I BAND I 2,3 TRACK 2 JACK MONTGOMERY TRACK 2 3 MGR. 4 FOOTBALL MCR. 4 'L15 ,RL MORRIS MAxINE MUPDY G A A I,2 BOARD 3,413 6yyu04, I LETTERME ' C 3 4 OPERA 2 LEAD 4 TRI-Y STAGECRA2TS2,5?2 ' P.A.S.Ff 2,3 SEXTET BASKETBALL 2 - - - TRACK I,2 3 HI-LIGHTS QTAFF ED. 3 FOOTBALL I CAULDRON ASST. ED. 4 IDINE PEEBLES COUNTY ORCHESTRA I 2 SERvIcE Comm. 2 354 NEVER SINCE Evsf ORCHESTRA I 2 3 4 ENSEMBLE I,2,3,4 LATIN CLUB 2,3 RBARA NICHOLS GLEE CLUB 4 3.A.A. 3 DPERA 4 .L NICNOLSDN BASKETBALL 4 VRACK 2,3,4 VATERPOLO I SWIMMING I QOL PIERPOINT FRANSFERRED FROM EAGLE Rocx, CALIF. DPERA 2,4 GLEE CLUB EDVISORY BOARD 4 DERVICE Comm. 4 A CAPFLLA 3,4 NT PEASLEY TRANSFERRED FROM LONG BEACH, CALIF A CAPELLA I,2,3,4 RUTH PETTINGILL G.A.A. BOARD 3, SEcv BDDKKEEPING CONTEST LATIN CLUB 2 3,4 CAULDRON STAaF 4 G.A.A. I 2 3,4 TRI-Y 3,4 S LLOYD PIERPOINT SWIMMING I,2, CAPT, SERVICE Comm. 4 FOOTBALL 2,3 HI-Y 3,4 MAXINE MUNSON TRANSFERRED FRDN LONG BEAcN, CALIF. ADVISORY BOARD 4 SERVICE Comm. 4 TRAFFIC BOARD 4 UNIFORM BOARD 4 CLAIRE PIERPOINT TRANSFERRED FROM EAGLE Rocx CALIF. CHRISTMAS pROGRAM 4 A CAPELLA 3,4 GLEE CLUB 2 OPERA 2,4 DOYLE PHILLIPS NEVER SINCE EVEN 3 TENNIS MANAGER 3,4 HLETTERS T0 LUCERLEN GLEE CLUB 2,3 P.A.S.F.4 G.A.A.4 OPERA 2 'T-16 CAULDRDN STAFF 4 CLASS TREAS. 4 5 ,W DRExEL RICHARDSON JACKIE RENFRO TRANS!-'ERRED FROM GIRLS' LEAQUE CI TAFT, CALIF- TRI-Y 4 CAULUR MODEL AIR CLUB SECY. 3 ASST, SONG LgAm SERVICE Conn. I A CAPELLA 3,4 CLASS SECY. I ESTHER MAY PRESSON WANDA PORTER CAREER GIRLS 4 EEEEAQLEB 4 OPERA 4 VIRGINIA SHEPARD ELNER SLATE RES. 4 LETTERMEN'S CLU CQL 3 FOOTBALL l,2,3f ORCHESTAA I,2 3 OPERA 2 BASEBALL l,2,3 CAULDRON STAFF 4 LATIN CLUB 2,3,4 CLASS TREAS. I G.A.A. BOARD 2,3, P TRI-Y 3 4 GYM Coun EILEEN RILEY Jov SCRUTR HI-LIGHTS STAFF CAREER GIRLS 4 CLASS SECY. 2 G.A.A. I 2,3 TRI-Y 3,4 USRER 3 LEWIS Ross HI-LIGHTS STAFF SWIMMING I,2,3,4 WATER POL0 1,2 3 TRAFFIC BOARD 3 YELL LEADER I HI-Y 3 LouIsE PISTOLE G.A.A. I 2,3,4 CAREER GIRLS 4 HI-LIGHTS STAFF OPERA 2 USRER UNIFORM BOARD 4 CAREER GIRLS 4 GLEE CLUB I,2 A CAPELLA 4 ENID SCRUTR COUNTY ORCHESTF ORCHESTRA I 2 E ENSEMBLE 2,3,4 LATIN CLUB 2,3 G.A.A. 2 3 4 TRI-Y 4 ' ' MILoREo SAMUELS CHRISTMAS PLAY A CAPPELLA 3 4 GLEE CLUB I,2 HONOR ROLL I G.A.A. I 2 3 OPERA I,3 ' RIS TAYLOR G.A.A. I,2,3,4 LATIN CLUB 2,3 DRILL TEAM 3 LEEN STRICKLIN GIRLS' LEAGUE CAB I NEVER SINCE EvEH SERvIcE C um. 2 3 TRI-Y 3, SRES. 4 ORCHESTRA I,2 P.A.S.F. 3 ENTIN wooos QASKETBALL I,2,3 'OOTBALL 3,4 5 GEORGE WHITFIELD LETTERMEN's CLUB I,2,3 Al HoBBv Chun 2 3 TENNIS GR. 4 GOLF I,2,3 OSCAR STRICKLIN AovISoRv BOARD 3,4 NEVER SINCE EVEN 3 TRAFFIC BOARD 3,4 HI-Y 2,3, PRES. 4 FOOTBALL I,2,3 4 SERVICE Conn. 3 mmm AILEENE TAYLOR CAULDRON STAFF 4 GLEE CLUB 2 VRACK 3 4 OPERA 2 II-Y 3,4 zELI.E SNYDER FRANK WARNER STUDENT Boov SECY. 4 HOBBY CLUB '12 TRI-Y 3 4 USNER 3 GOLF ' UEvER SINCE EvEW 3 CAULDRON STAFF 4 LATIN CLUB 2,3,4 G.A.A. I,2,3,4 IELMA STEEN FORREST SMITH NLETTERS T0 LUCERNEN CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 4 THESPIAN CLUB 3 4 CAULDRON STAFF 4 P.A.S.F. 3 G.A.A. 2 cx WEIDE LETTERMEN'S CLUB TRAFFIC BOARD 3 GULF I,2,3,4 FOOTBALL 4 TENNIS 2,3 2 LETTERMEN'S CLUB 3,4 WATER PoLo l,2,3 P.A.S.F. 2,3,4 ?00TBALL S,g,Z ENNIS I TRACK I,3,4 ' DOROTHY STELLRECNT TRANSFERREB FRou GARDEN GROVE, CALIF- HouE ECONOMICS CLUB 4 LATIN CLUB 4 'T-I5 I 4- S Q Q I, 1 .il 3 talk 'T' I,9: STKE' ' . fi! N if A I JEAN WHITTAKER NORMAN YOUNG RLS' Lc. CAB. 2, V.P. 3 EVER 5'NCE EVE , TRl'Y 3,4 G.A.A. n,2,3 GLEE CLUB 2,3,4 .,,. JR. Ren CRoss CRMN. 4 WATER POLO ' A Hn-Lncurs STAFF 3 BASKETBALL 2 CAULDRON STAFF 4 A CAPELLA 4 X SERVICE Cow. 4 OPERA 2,4 MICHAEL WESTERLIN BILL WOODS TRANSFERRED FROM Hn-Llcwrs STAFF SAcRAMENTo, CALIF. Sgnvncg Cow. 2 ADVISORY BOARD 4 CLASS PRES, 1 f. GLEE CLUB 4 GLEE CLUB u,2 ?LZZK3s ,a . u 82516 1 Wu ,gppme 51,-1, 'I-I-div S391 1 WV my Q w XiI A Raw AA A - 5 1 lit' w X . FIRST Row: G. IRMAN, R. MQNDOZA, M. CLlnE F. ESSERT, QARHERLOW. Secono Row: M. B. HUBBARD, D. MAPLES, h. PRESSON, N. PEEBLES. LH'xQ A FWF FaRsT Row: R. PETTINGILL, E. Ano S. DAvuas, J. MARTIN M. FocLER CA. Ano CL SIESEOQNT, J. LAKE, E. Scuuru. Sccouo Row: J. WHITTAKER, w. KNOUL+0l, R. CRuz . uno. E I wx - . ,1. 4--' '- ' Q. . Q R hd A ' 'J-'Y 4 .J 'HA Ha r1!!!F 1 . 5. ' 1 C .E .n. L FIRST Row: PISTOLE. SHARD, R. DONLEY, R .. 2 ff 'f- f'1 -' gyqnnli 1 , - 5, K L .3 L. -if :V ',,,' - 1.1.2 ' A1 ', A' A' 'Tl . IJ, Q wjujf F i s 5 ' Wiz., 1 1 I ,fx -.Y Y 1.4mTT2-, ' :QP V' iixv. l F . 'V N I If 8 . 1 . xi- Ax 1 4 .ff . l V ., gf 5 - . , 'Hx '- ' .4- V I 1-iff T . .,, R , s i F., . - V. SHEPARD, D. STELLiiCHT C. Hucuss, A. LOCKNER, L. Sscono Row: D. GROVESS J. COCKRELL D. BOWERS, P. Bu- GEARY, M. CROUCH, B. HARPER. THIRD Pow: M. SNYDER, H. DUNN, P. Ano J. EKBERG, L. Ross, M. PHILLIPS, T. STEEN. 5 Ehiwl fx: . K-J,-L JA- l X V 3 I i . . 1 . Y -. I -' K Q M051 gf- T ' T PX Y u A' - A , inf 14 42 ' .... . 0 M ' Al M- .. p. 4 , - , o H1 T?-. ,lv 1 xvQgf94a ' tw 7,0 .' Sf' A 49... ff . ' y2' .,'R 47 TxY, Q 'ja, T Qhk Xei!q,,.s:iEEy ---- ,W ., Y c 4:3311 FIRST Row: DE CoNKLlN, L. Bnowu, V. CooPER, M. CORTNER, M. CROW, N. BAI- L v SECOND Row: THIRD Row: FOURTH Row: FIFTH Row: R. CouRREcEs, T. CROUCH, J. CAMPRELL, D. CAsE, L. Busu, P. ICEOUNDT 'Us o o u D 'D I FUJDOWZ -DFPZ! ZFII'-CD DIJFIDUJU un 221-1 FN HZ 7 Q. ?NZG 0 FIRST Row: SECOND Row: THIRD Row: FOURTH Row: FIFTR Row: OLgG4Z D00 4 BATES, R. CERvAuTEs, V. CHRIST, M. L. CHAMNESS, BOER, M. BROWN, C. Bnlsco, W. DABNEY, N. CoNRAov QAVIOSON, M. CAsE, R. DAvnosou, J. CREAMER, D. RAGG I HAvEus, M. DONALDSON B. GAUNTER M. DlAz, J. FARWELL FRAMPTON D. HARPER, H. DonALosoN E. DAVIS A. DnsPALATRo HAYLEY, M. HAwEs, P. DENNING, O. GRAY, J. FRASER, L. GERRY FURY, J. KEENER, E. EvAus, A. G. Envsn, B. HACER C. DURAN DuLLon, R. EDWARDS, R. GRAHAM, D. DEKKER, R. GAUWELL, M. cf' T f 02: .111 ue' 4f.llll7 FIRST Row: SECOND Row THIRD Row: FOURTH Row T-IH V. HYDER, B. MILLER, B. LEE, J. KILLIAN, G. HOEPTNER, W HUFFMAN : A. HENNIC, G. JONES, P. HARVEY, P. KUCERA, L. JONES, D. Huff MAN S. MARTINEAU J. HOWELL, P. MEAIRS, M. KRUSE, M. HUBBARD, J MCGAUGH D. MILLER : M. JURKSVICH, M. HAZELTON, G. HARDING, R. MERCHANT, N. HAY, R. HESLER L. KNOELLER FIFTH Row: F. MOIOLA, C. LOFTIS, K. MCDANIEL, B. MAXEY, B. HEATH, E Lurr, R. MOIOLA FIRST Row: K. PAYNE, D. Owens E. M. TANNER, K. SHUPTRINE, P. PRESTON, D. RANNEY, B. GouMELs A. WARNER SEcoNo Row: THIRD Row: FOURTH Row FIFTH Row: R. PAXSON B. TOBEY, G. PATE L. WHITSON, B. WISE, T. PREN- TISS S. TAYLOE, B. WHITFIEL6, B. NEAL M. SEXTON, V. NICHOLS, B. TUNSTALL, B. WEIDE, J. KEENER, R. WORTHY I. WESTERLIN, E. WIGTON, E. SNIDER D. PlS+0LE, B. Wooo, R. MURRAY, H. PAMPLIN, R. PACKARD, B. WESTENHAVER, B. PURCELL, J. SMITH R. NELSON J. ROBERTSON, B. NEWTON, J. Wooo T. ST. CLAIR, D. NOLIN, A. MITCHELL, B. TURNER, C. SCHUTH, B. VIPOMD Cfegffy 1 , i I I .. A ,. 'He Frnsf Row: A. Bunnows R. DE LA Cnuz, R. FocLER, L. Bscnuou, M. CARRoLL, B. FLETCHER, M. DEER Secono Row: D. ALBERTSON. J. BUTLER, E. CounnEcEs, B. Cones, J. BERGNER, A. BISCAILUZ C. Cooren Tulno Row: E. Bunucs M1 Buar, J. Comss, J. BEARCE, B. CUNNINCHAM, Y. ALVAREZ, S. ADAMS Founru Row: M. A. ALMGREN, H. BORGESON, C. Conv, G. Dooce, M. EUBANKS, J. Exesnc, FIRST Row: SECOND Row: Tnuno Row: Founru Row: Fnrru Row: E. ELLIS, A. DUVALL D. Hunsr B. GREQG A. Hucnes B. HALL, M. HANSON, B. FLORY, M. HuLL,'m. L. GRABER N. FOLEY D. Kulcuron, D. Housin B. Hows, S. GouzALEz, J. Jones, M GARDNER, M. HEMPHILL, C. Jonsson L. HUBBARD B. HAROING B. KRENUINKEL, D. HARPER B. FROST R. GELVIN D. Jsnxunsz A. Goornzv, S. GISE, M. A. GOTHARD' ' J. GILLIS, K. HOCKERSMITH, W. GALE, B. HARBISON, D. GELVIN, B. JAquEs, R. HACKLER B. HEIL, E. Koeenucx L. HOLLY, C. Gaovzs, B1 HILL, B. FLORY, H. HEMSTREET, T. Hsu nlcxsou, H. KuAuss, C. HITT, B. GlAvoccuuuu 'Tl' FIRST Row: SECOND Row: THIRD Row: FOURTH Row :IFTH Row: SECOND Row: THIRD Row: FOURTH Row: FIFTH Row: H. THOMPSON R. J. Youncf N. L. SMART R. REYHER, R. ,Ah fbo GSA!!! X w' ., 7' W 2: an -4 30 o S 'VTLTJCUO O I EC. 2: Hr- xi. -b z-I wr on 20 ' III W 0 O O 'O FIC. Qs X 11: bo Z - F' 2- 30-4 0 -1 b if , Sf :I 4 O p 1 IES zg: . oo Q., 5, z :QM ,Lb 3 Rfk T' 0 ,N fl 5 1 '. l I ff 3 i 4 L '-3 5 Z n I , 1 3 J U, .1 - 1 ZW IU? TJITKD . PEoERsoN, M. PRICHARD, B. PEARL, D. PEARL, R MCCORMICI . MEREDITH P. MOFFITT J. LE MuHvoH . MIEARS, M. LEE, J. PEASLEY, J. MARSH, M. MILLER, P . PRIOR, K. LADEH . Moon, W. POTTS, E. MEIHHARDT, F. LEWIS, J. MARSH LL, MCDONALD, A. MILBURN, J. DEEBLES J LACY G. LERNO, J. Lows, T. QUICK, F. PUPKA, B I Z MlRTIH,'S. MITCHELL Von RoHR A. RUSSIE, E. ScHEHFIELo, A. TARVIN . TRETTlN,,J. SPEER REYNOLDS, J VAN PATTEH, H. SHYDER, Rue, I. WEINHEIMER B. WILKERSON, J. SREEH, J. Comes, L. WHITsoH, J. SHIMPAUGH, A. RUIZ G. WHITFIELD D. D. SULLINS, J. THOMAS G. TREECE, R. WARNER, V. WISE D. STEFFEH, B. WOLF R. WHITE, T. STRIHGHAH S. TAIT, R. ScHoHLE, B. WHITE, L. RUTHERFORD, R. SMITH, L. SHERARD J. TUCKER TREsTER, C J. Snuoow WILSON, B L V- , ,A--P ' A ,N , 1. . ' . ? ' ' A , ., , I FIRST R W o : SECOND Row: THURD Row: FOURTH Row: ,, 5 Qiwfl HfJ 9, .l?Z wary h'v fb ka' ' v b 85 P' ' ff X? - - ,:F:' qzf Q -,141 7 M. Ruz B. ALLEN K. BEDFORD J. Aonnn F. Curr V. AvALA C V. ADAIR, B. CHAMEERLAIN, J. AREVAL05, 1. AYALA,'K. DAvas, R. D1Az R. L. DENMAN J. Buncfss, K. CASE, R. CLANcv, B. J. BENDER, C. CULP, C. BELTRAN M. BANNARD S. CLAP5 E. Cones, C. Boss, C. AHRENS, B. Axnw, W. DE LA VERGNE T. BusHARo FUFTH Row: R. ANDERSON, A. BRAvaRooxs, W. BLANCHARD, B. BARKER, V. CORTNER, B. BERRY, J. ACHEY Funsv Row: M. FRAuPTou, P. FREEDMAN, P. GONZALES, M. HAWES, D. J. Fusn- aunu, N. L. FISHBURN, L. HAmu SECOND Row M. GUTIERREZ M. HAY, P. GAGE, M. K. ESSERT, M. GoNzALEs, B Tnuno Row: Foukvn Row: FuFTH Row: FORREST, B. Uucouuun D. EASTBURN E. HATCHITT, P. HACKLER, W. GREGORY, V. HART L. EsPoLT, B. Gnorr M. Gnlrrnn G. GEAnv C. GRANGER, J. GERRY, D. Hnnnls, A EVANS T. GIAVOCCHINI T. GIRDNER, B. Evnnson J. GILL, E. HIGGUNS, B. HEFLEY, C GRASER, M. Dunn, B. HERSHBERGER W0 fnlx C?rI qgggsglnav kxig 5 ' A'ip:Ti3?!iw. 'CDB 'C 2 9 , .III 924. S339 usgggv FIRST Row: SECOND Row: THIRD Row: FouRTN Row FIFTH Row: J. LETEONM 8. KOPPLR HR LoRo, D. HosAcx, M. MELENDEZ, J. KIL- LIAN . c ONALD . ucERA 5. SAATZ, B. koccuz L. MAsoN, T. HERNANoEz, B. MILLER, B. MILES, . ENNINcs . UNA C. LINguAQ,'R. MATTIxcLz,GJ. HovT, V. HOELL, I. HOCGATT, B. LAWR- ENCE . uenoucu . A RAND W. MEREDITN M. M6bALLEN, H. KELLEY, B. KUYKENDALL, J. KILLIoN, P. KRENWINKEL, B. KING, J. MCDANIEL 3. MAcENEIR56 J. MCGREI, J. LAWRENCE, J. HOFFMAN, B. LIvELv, C. ILLER, . NES FIRST Row: SEcoNo Row: THIRD Row: FOURTH Row FIFTN Row: SIATH Row: R. SANDOVAL, G. PEASLEY B. OLSEN B. SLATER, B. SERVICE, A. RIES D. TANNER, N. Ruofr, A. VARELA I. WESTERLIN, G. ROMACLY B. RENSHAV, F. SwARTz, M. SMEPARD E. MossINcER, H. VIOAL3 M. MooRE, J. VAucNAN J. REYNOLDS V. SPAFFORD D. SNELL, B. ROGERS M. SMITH, D. MOSSINGER, D. WHITFIELD, f. WARNER R. UPHAM, P. PATTERSON, D. PAVNE D. WALRER, V. SELTZgR, M. PERKINS, J. Rose W. ROWLEY P. STRICKLIN, A. PIERPOINT, R. SEELAU, E. SNEED D. STONE C. CASCIO, V. Pucn L. ROBERTSON, P. REAM J. TEMPLETON, A. PENNY B. ST. CLAIE, M. STETSON, B. TAYLOM E. SHEPARD C. WAANER D. STEQEN B. LIVELY J. ROHRIG, b. STANGELAND, G. TETRICK, A. OLDENBURE, H. WARNE6, J. Munov, B. ADAMS ai X WWA' VUwf ,,,,f,4MkQWw w V +!w,1J, M fffwyiuff 'ff f , 1 -A, g -f X X QV QW- , . ,dame 66414642 7,352 Z Vaca fddfdc, fz9zc, ' ,-Z2 M SIIHUUL LT WDRK ai f 2 '- f JU, X ev 1,4 , U4 ,?'5' 1 1 X ff Q 0 .UG fr, f ., . 4 X :iffy Q, X Nm! I J dx s y ., A ' - 5 v- ,vs D J' ff' ffkxilnylf ,- 'fyf ,. . ,'f Y, U, fl I ' , I Wi - , ff 1 F V' 44. bg - ,X . if XZ . M, ,4 If K, I Qi! L f I M41 -qw l , ' ' f47 ,f II ' DM X . 710 ,' 1 .Q ' 1 ' .ff ,f rf . .,,,- ,. ,A J! N1 ' xl OL! l I C l A fig f X31 ' ' Yxfff x E Q X -3 ' 'li' 'ix 'HN , , 1 h If - ' IN fw- u XX'-CAM., I 7 C C' 5,1 K. JV ., ' ,' x, .N A 0, 1 ff 5' I :L L X '71, 0 I, If N. g . fl '71 ,I A -' , 1 E3 V , .. n' , D xafl '! m 5 9 ' X f ' sf ff ' Q f tiff' a i ' 7-..'gx 5, . A Q 77 X xx. I . X ' I 1 Qff' -ff 'lx mxiaxy N fk! f f f3?'i f bf' QQ xx - V ,rf-FN f W wc w,JuLJ fynmkfvxf' AQ X 'vw -ww 091 .W WW, 773 MLN J yj Q r y f K Wi QQX y ' 'A . 15' v, ze 8. I 5 N , w y r XX f 1 if , ff,W VIH Q S 0 su fl, il,..lm9 .,.. Q Q, D gfwomnu AT WORK 5 V .N .V 1 s ' , . 1,1 A Qfieg 'If F xx 1 alll Q ,W ffffff if ,, -- iiff' xx? u 44 1 V F U Q 5. 15 ' 4 4 3 - - s ff vf ,ff lj MW, gf M 'jk . ,-,..,-.g Y,- ,....- V v7-1 FIRST Row: MRS. STEWART MRs. WARREN, MRS. SYLVESTER, MRS. MAHER. SECOND Row: E. QENSON, E. A. RIHEL W. GRIFFIN M. TRETHEWEY, R. BREEDING, 0. 0. TROOP, R. C. HUFP, M. L. RUSSELL. THIRD Row: J. E. MCMANUS, R. M. Ross, P. PORTER, H. GARDNER, C. B. WALTON. IN sPITE OF THE ADDED BURDENS OF WAR WORK AND THE REGULATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS ON PURCHASES3 THE cARETAxERs OF H.B.U.H.S. HAVE TRULY CARED FDR THE PERSONNEL AND THE SCHOOL PLANT THIS YEAR. EQUIPMENT HAs BEEN REPAIRED, REBUILT, AND PAINTED, THANKS T0 MR. TROOP, WHO HAs TAKEN THE PLACE OF Bovn DAVIS, NOW IN THE SHIP- YARDS. HAYDEN GARDNER WITH THE HELP OF MR. GRIFFIN HAs REPT THE scHooL aUsEs ROLLING-VEHICLES WHICH MUST LAST T0 TRANSPORT SIXTY PERCENT OF THE scHooL ENROLLMENT UNTIL THE WAR IS OVER. MESSRS. RIMEL, TRETHEUEY BENSON, BREEDING, AND RUSSELL KEEP THE BUILDINGS CLEAN AND COMFOR+ABLE AND SEE THAT THE SCHOOL PLANT AND EQUIPMENT ARE RRDTEDTED. THE BOARD AND THE ADMINISTRATION IN EVERY cAsE HAVE EMPLOYEO CARETAKERS INTERESTED IN PUPILS' BUILDING GDDD CHAR- ACTER TRAITSD PAUL PARTER HAs CHARGE or ALL SHOP TooLs AND IS GUARD AND DARETANER FDR NIGHT SCHOOL. MESSRS- WALTON MCMANUS AND HUFF KEEP THE GROUNDS AND GARDENS AS A BEAUTIFUL SETTING FOR THE BUILDINGS AND FURNISH FLOWERS FDR THE CLASSROOMS AND ALL SCHOOL FUNCTIANS. EIGHT OF THE MEN SERVE ALso AS BUSDRIVERSA REGARDLEss or FDDD RATIONING THE GAFETERIA HAs BEEN ABLE T0 NDRR OUT TAsTv AND NuTRITIvE MENUS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS ROSE HOME ECONOMICS INsTRucToR. MRS.1MANER PREPARES THE HEATs AN6 soUPs MRS. SYLVESTER THE SALADS, AND MRS. STEWART, A NEW coox, IS PRGVING EFFIDIENT AS A GENERAL HELPER IN DANIHG AND SERVING. MRS. WARREN IS RESPONSIBLE FDR THE GIRLS' REST ROOMS AND THE DF- FUCES. MR. RUSSELL RDBB IS IN CHARGE OF THE FoRcE OF CARETAKERS. ll, 'XIIWI X .1 RQ 5 A ff ah N 'I f' I ,L R36 I I I . fs: Q fvg qgjifvwigff '--fbwlj CJLl,CdAAA! lf'-64-QJI X I ,-J' N 0 I OAJL , P if Qxwosll 'f6l-41,2 DJ ofvxfff' 7 , In A44 6 . '. 'ff . , , Q Mff M P f wwf! 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'QFD' :gg , VJ. w' -. -A . 4 bu ...Uv 'E ,,, - 1 V ' 'A' A WI , .rx g i J A ' I YS XX i 1' i 'P 9? .,.. . 'N Q P u .lg I ibm.. ' 5 1 N I , 1 I 8 I L FIRST Row: BESSIE HUBBARD, DORIS RANNEY, DONNOLA HARPER THORA GREEN. SECOND Row: VIRGINIA WISE, BETTY McGAuGH, PATTY MEAIRS. EHORD Row: VELVA CHRIST, PATSY REYNOLDS, SHIRLEY DAVIES, ANGIE UIZ. THE GIRLS' LEAGUE HAS AS ITS ouTSTANoING AIM THE ENcouRAGE- MENT or FRIENDSHIP AND COOPERATION AMONG THE GIRLS. CHIEF AMONG THE NuMERouS AcTIvITIES FOR I942-'.43 WERE THE woRR DONE FOR THE RED CRDSS SUCH AS MAKING UTILITY BAGS AND NIGHTGOWNS AND COLLECT- ING BUTTONS, SOAP, GARDS, GUM, aooxs, TDDTHRASTE AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES WHICH WERE SENT T0 THE BOYS ovERSEAS. ASSEMBLIES RoR THE YEAR WERE wELL CHOSEN AND WELL PRESENTED. THEY WERE MOVIE COME- DIES: MRS. EARL FREVERT, THE HAT LADYQ MISS HENDERSON, SPEAKING ON HER VISIT T0 POSTON, ARIZONAQ MR. ADAMS, TALKING ON nADAM'S RIBHQ MR. BEDERMEYER, LEADING COMMUNITY SINGING: A TALENT SHOW: MISS MARION SHANNON, FASHION EXPERT FROM R08lNSON'SQ AND MRS. ROLPH, SPEAKING ON HWAR MARRIAGES.N ASIDE FROM THESE ASSEMBLIES THE GIRLS' LEAGUE ALSO SPONSORED THE BIG AND LITTLE SISTER PARTY FOR THE FRESNMEN, THE CHRIST- MAS PARTY, THE SAINT PATRIGRS' DAY DANCE, AND THE MAY QUEEN BALL ONE OF THE MAIN EvENTS or THE YEAR. THE OFFICERS WERE THoRA GREEN, PRESIDENT: DDRIS RANNEY, VICE-PPESIDENTQ BETTY MCGAUGH SECRETARY: DONNOLA HAR- PER, TREASURER: VIRGINIA WISE, SEPGEANT-AT-ARMSS MAE BESSIE HDSSARD, RECEPTION CHAIRMAN? SHIRLEY DAVIES, UNIFDRM-SDARD CHAIRMANQ ANGIE RUIZ, ASSISTANT-TREASuR- ER: PATSY REYNOLDS, PUBLICITY CHAIRMANQ PATTIE MEAIFS wELFARE CHAIRMAN: VELvA CHRIST, HEAD USHERQ ELAINQ HENREY, FRESNMAN REPRESENTATIVEQ AND MISS MDRRELL AND MISS LOPP, ADVISERS. Qs 3 A flvltr, 1 - FIRST Row: MAXINE MUNSON, ESTHER PRESSDN, MILDRED Coon, FERDL- GENE COMES, ROSINA MENDOZA. SECOND Row: BETTY DUNLAP, BETTY HARPER MARIE FOGLER LOUISE PISTOLE GLORIA INMAN. THIRD Row: EILEEN,RlLEY MARGARET CROUCH ESTHER CRAIG SHIRLEY DAVIES, I PEGGY MILLER: FLORENCE NIGCLEARY. ' HWHAT COURSE OF TRAINING ARE YOU TAKING? ARE You CARRYING OUT THE VOCATIONAL PROGRAM WHICH YOU PLANNED IN HIGH SCHOOL? WHAT IN- FLUENDED You MOST IN THE SELECTION OF YOUR CAREER?n THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF THE QUESTIONS COMPILED BY THE CAREER GIRLS AND SENT TO LAST YEAR'S GRADUATES FOR THE PURPOSE OF SETTING UP INFORMATION AND GUIDANDE FILES T0 HELP STUDENTS CHOOSE THEIR VOCATIONS. THIS IS BUT ONE OF THE MANY ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT av THE CAREER GIRLS. ANY SENIOR GIRL WHO HAS TAKEN THREE COMMERCIAL COURSES AND IS ENROLLED IN AT LEAST ONE IN HER SENIOR YEAR MAY BECOME A CAREER GIRL. THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES OF PREVIOUS YEARS, SUCH AS THE ANNUAL TRIPS T0 Los ANGELES BUSINESS FIRMS AND T0 VOCATIONAL CONFERENCES AT OTHER SCHOOLS, HAvE NEGESSARILY BEEN CURTAILED BECAUSE OF TRANSPORTATION DIFFICULTIES. AS A RESULT THE GIRLS THIS YEAR HAvE DIRECTED THEIR EFFORTS AND ENERGY TOWARD WAR wDRx. HDUSE SLIPPERS, HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS AND ERADTURE PILLOWS WERE MADE FOR THE SERVICE MEN IN HOSPI- TALS. NEISY LETTERS IN MIMEDGRAPHED FORM WERE SENT T0 THE FOUR FACULTY MEMBERS NOW IN MILITARY SERVICE AS WELL AS T0 SDME OF THE BOYS RECENTLY GRADUATED AND NOW IN THE ARMED FoRcES. EVERY GIRL PLANS UPON GRADUATION T0 GET EITHER FURTHER TRAINING OR A Joe WHICH WILL AID THE WAR EFFORT. MISS COOPER TEACHES AND ADVISES THE CAREER GIRLS. lr., high A' I - 1 Le' 1ll5 I FIRST Row: C. HUGHES D. RANNEY. SECOND . D. OWENS J. WHITTAKER A. DISPALATRO. THIRD Row: M. YDER, D. HARRER, M. HUBBAR6, H. DONLEY. FOURTH Row: S. MARTINEAU, J. RENERD, E. SCHUTH, V. SHEPARD, E. RILEY. FIFTH Row: B. J. HARPER B. WEIDE, P. MEAIRS J. MCGAUGH, M. CLINE M. HUBBARD. SIXTH Row: M. CHAMNESS, T. GREEN, S. DAVIES, M. MURDY, R. PETTINGILL, B. MGGAUGH, R. HESLER, E. WHITSON. IN SPITE OF NUMERDUS HANDIcARs THIS YEAR, TRI-Y HAS BEEN ABLE T0 CARRY ON FAITHFULLY IN ITS AIM cr SERVING THE scHooL AT ANY TIME AND IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE FOR THE UATCHUORD OF THIS GROUP OF GIRLS IS WSERVICEH. TRI-Y SUGGESSFULLY SPONSORED TUBERCULOSIS AND MAGA- zINE DRIVES, THE PROCEEDS FROM WHICH IERE oEvoTED T0 WORTHY CAUSES. THE GIRLS ALSO HELD THEIR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR UNDERPRIVI- LEGEO CHILDREN, WHICH WAS MUCH APPRECIATEO AND ENJDYED THIS YEAR. BUSINESS MEETINGS 'ERE HELD TWICE MONTHLY, AND SOCIAL EvENTs WERE - CARRIED OUT IN THE FORM OF POTLUCK DINNERS. Two OF THE MOST INTERESTING or THESE WERE WHEN A REPRESENTA- TIVE OF THE WAACS AND OF THE WAVES RESPECTIVELY SPOKE T0 THE GIRLS. ANOTHER SOCIAL HIGH LIGHT VAS A JOINT MEETING AND PARTY WITH THE HI-Y. OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS THRDUGHDUT THE YEAR WERE A PDTLUGK DINNER AND THEATER PARTY, A CHRISTMAS PARTY A POTLUCK SUPPER Fon COUNTY Y.W.C.A. LEADERS AND A ROUND ROBIN TALENT SHow. OF- FICERS WERE EILEEN STRICKLIN, PRESIDENT? JANE MARTIN, VICE PRESIDENTQ HILDRETH CLARR, SECRETARYQ BETTY HAR- SERI TREASURER. THE SPONSORS ARE MRS. HARLDR AND MISS AM SDN. IA-K -,,1:::a 6, T- K -. 1 I 'gl N i-:i1i- .- l?f!: . , X 5 - 7- X u' t 'I . W X fx I 1 N - . .., .,. -.muy -WWF! FIRST ORUATION LTER DABNEY ROBERT MURRAY WILTON GALE, LEROY RRIS, ROLAND WORTHY, PERRY BUSHARD, GENE ERwIN. SEC- OND FCRMATICN: PETE EKBERG, HARRY CASE, OSCAR STRICKLIN, BILL WESTENHAYER. THIRD FORMATION! WIN KNowLToN, Tom HENRIcxsoN, Boa HAGER, NED BASIL, HOLMES MooRE, BILL Wooos, LEoN KNOELLER LLOYD PIERPOINT, Rov CHURCHILL- ' THE CHIEF FUNCTION or HI-Y IS T0 BETTER coNoITIoNs IN H.B.H.S. THE CLUB'S PURPOSE IS WTO CREATE, MAINTAIN AND EXTEND THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL AND COMQUNITY HIGH STANDARDS of CHRISTIAN CHARACTER.n THE SLOCAN IS nCLEAN SPEECH, CLEAN SPORTS, CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP AND CLEAN LIFE.n IN SPITE or Fooo RATIONING THE aovs HAVE CONTINUED T0 HAVE THEIR BIUEEKLY DINNERS--NOW POTLUCK. THE MOST IMPORTANT AND BIGGEST ACTIVITY or THE HI-Y IS sPoNsoRINC THE ANNUAL SOUTHERN COUNTIES BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ouRINc THE CHRISTMAS RECESS, WHEN HI-Y BOYS ENTERTAIN IN THEIR HOMES THE OUT-OF-TOWN PLAYERS. THE CLUB HAs ALSO sPoNsoREo SOME INTERESTING EDUCATIONAL PICTURES WHICH HAVE DRAIN A aIc ATTENDANCE. INPoRTANT EVENTS or THE YEAR HAvE sEEN TWO FORMAL INITIATIONS or NEI MEMBERS CARRIED OUT WITH A BEAUTIFUL IUPRESSIVE CEREMONY. OTHEQ EVENTS HAVE BEEN INFORMAL INfTIATIoNs or NEI MEMBERS AND or OFFICERS, MOTHERS'NlGNT,AND A JOINT MEETING AND PARTY WITH TRI-Y. OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR HAVE BEEN OSCAR STRICW- LIN, PRES.: PERRY BUSHARD, V.PRES.S HOLMES MOORE, SECY.: AND ROBERT HACER, TREAS. MR. MINER IS THE BOYS' ADVISER AND SPONSOR or ALL THEIR ACTIVITIES. sl '.. ,I ...- -' kv , I ' 1.-1 3 : 5:4 1' Q7 :- -, J - 'Il 2-1 I .,..1 f-' zv - I t - tu' Q 45 -Q:-5 . ' I ' l K is I l f I FIRST Row: J. SPEER, IDA WESTERLIN B. BRDNN, P. GoNzALEs R. QENDOZAQ JDHNDKILLIAN, D. SONKLIN, R. MANZANO, R. DE LA CRuz. Econo ow: . LATTA M. ONALDSON S. ADAMS D. HERLOW G. HAYLEY G. CERDA E. SCHENFIELD S. GONZALES' Rf REYNER. fHlRD Row: B. MlLLER,,G. HOEPTNER, M: FURY, A. Ruiz, J. THOMAS, IRIS WESTERLIN B. NEAL E. COURPEGES. FOURTH Row: P. BARNHART A RUSSIE B' GAUNTNER M HAwEs B FROST C DURAN D HARHER, 7 ' 9 ' 3 ' 7 ' 7 ' 9 J. FRASER B. HARDING. FIFTH Row: R. HESLER V. WISE J. GIL- LIS J. FERGUSON, B. MCDONALD W. GALE, B. HAcKLER,'f. GREEN, J. BEARCE, J. KEENER. SIXTH Row: G. HARDING, L. HOLLY R. MERCHANT F. SMITH, D. APPLING, B. MAXEY, J. MARSHALL, S. EVAN- SON, M. WESTERLIN. PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FoRuN SERVED A DOUBLE PURPOSE THIS YEAR BY PROMOTING BETTER FRIENDSHIP TDNARD ouR NEIcHsoRs IN THE SOUTH AND sv EDUCATING THE STUDENTS IN THE ACHIEVEUENTS OF LATIN ANERI- cA. MovIEs OF BRAZIL GUATEMALA, ARGENTINA AND MANY OTHER LATIN ANERIDAN EOUNTRIES SHOVED THE LIFE OF THE PEOPLE THE CITIES AND VILLAGES AND THE PRODUCTS OF THOSE EOUNTRIES. THE socIAL Llak OF THE P.A.S.F. IN- CLUOED MANY HILARIOUS PARTIES, HI-LIDHTED sv THE ANNU- AL CHRISTMAS FIESTA. 'A DAY IN PANAMANIAW, PRESENTED sv THE CLUB ON OPEN HOUSE NIDHT, APRIL I6 INCLUDED MANY BEAUTIFUL LATIN AMERICAN SONGS AND VARIOUS TYPES OF DANCES. THE MEMBERS OF THE PAN AMERICAN CLUB HAVE sHowN ENOUGH ENTHUSIASU AND INTEREST THIS YEAR T0 CON- TRIBUTE THEIR TALENTS AND TIME T0 THE SUCCESSFUL PRO- GRAMS AND PARTIES. OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE DOROTHY HERLDN, PRESIDENT! MURIEL FURY, VICE-PRESIDENT: GRACE CERDA SECRETARY-TREASURERQ BILL MAXEY, PUBLICITYQ REBECGA GRANT, HISTORIAN. A do . If tv Z I I FIRST Roy: BURGESS, BECKMAN VON ROHR GAUNTER RUSSIE BUSH HENNIG, DNYOER HALL CoRTNER', TAYLDR, FILORY, OWELS. SECCgND Row? HEPARD, WHITFIELD, WEIIIHEIMER, MARTINSON WHITSON HowE WIGTON EDERSDN VAN PATTEN, REYNOLDS, SCHUTH, GFSE. THIED Row? PRIOR, HOWELL, COTHARD, MARTINEAU MORRISON, HUBBARD PRINSLOW MCGAUGH, EHRIST, ZAILLER, WHIEQSON, MEEK. FOURTH Row: COMES, MDDRE, HAWES: I-IRIST URIcDvIcH EAIRS HARRIS MCGAUCH RT BUSHARI5, DRAHEIM.' FIFTH how: MglNHARDT,, I-IIIEAIL 'Nlqlt-IiKEWABRANsE'lg-, QLIIIICREN, EHBERC, SCHUTH, KEENER, PETTINGILL, EKBERG. SIXTH RDw': UBANKS, FLORY, STRICNLIN, DAY, EKBERG, UILLON FORRESTER AP- PLING. SEVENTH Row: STELLRECHT, HURST, HENSCICK DONAL6SON MONTGOMERY, PEEBLES, PECNHAM, CRDw, GRASER, HUNNICUTT, ' THE JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE, USUALLY CALLED THE LATIN CLUB IS A CHAPTER OF THE NATICNAL LEAGUE OF HICH SCHOOL GREEK AND LATIL CLUBS. THROUGH THEIR SOCIAL ORGANIZATION THE MEMBERS NOT ONLY ADD T0 THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF RDMAN CULTURE BUT ALSO FORM BDNDS OF wARM FRIENDSHIP AND C0-OPERATION. THE CHRISTMAS ' PARTY HELD IN THE CAFETERIA WAS UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL. , MUSIC DECORATIONS AND COSTUMES CARRIED DUT THE THEME OF A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE ROMAN SATURNALIA AND THE CHRISTIAN CHRISTMAS. BURKE DRAHEIM wAS CHDSEN KING OF THE CARNIVAL. A PLAYLET IN TIC SCENES CONTRASTEO THE ROMAN HDME WITH THE MODERN AMERICAN HOME. THE LATIN CLUB CHDIR SANG NADESTE, FIOELESHANDHAVE MARIAH AND LED THE ENTIRE CLUB IN DTHER LATIN SONGS. THE INITIATIDN OF NEW MEMBERS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEC- OND SEMESTER wAS A HILARIDUS TRIP THROUGH HADES wHERE THE INITIATES MET ARACHNE THE SPIDER, FELT THQ SNAKY HAIR OF MEDUSA, HANDLED THE EYE OF THE GRAIAE, AND, HAVING PASSED UNDER THE YDKE, WERE SDLD AS SLAVES TO THE UPPER CLASSMEN. THE OFFICERS ARE PRESIDENT, BURKE DRAHEIMQ vICE-PRESIDENT AND SOCIAL CHAIRMAN, SHIRLEY MARTINEAUQ SECRETARY, MARJDRIE CROW: TREASURER, LOETA BUSHg PRESS REPRESENTATIVE, JOHN KEENER. FIRST Row: GLEN ROMACLY, JOHN KILLIAN ED HIGGINS. SECOND Row: CLNRENCE KOPPL, Boa BERRY OAKLEY LAUER, YSIDRO ALVAREZ, JAMES ATKINS HAROLD BEITLER, EBWARD BURNES, DON GELVIN ELD- RIDGE KOBERNIK, MAx GONZALEZ, KEITH DAVIS, DEXTER WHITflELD. THE PRESENT AVIATION CLUB WAS FORMERLY oRoANIzED AS A Hosav CLUB T0 ENcoURAcE EVERY BOY IN ScHooL T0 oEvELoP SOME HOBBY AND TO GIVE BOYS NOT TARINQ ANY SHOP COURSES AN OPPORTUNITY DURING ACTIVI- TV PERIODS T0 LEARN HOW T0 USE AND DPERATE THE DIFFERENT RINDS OF MACHINES AND TooLS. THIS CLUB HAS NOW TURNED ITS FULL EFFORTS To- WARD wAR woRx. MOST OF THE aovs ARE MAKING MODEL AIRPLANES, THOUGH SOME ARE STILL WORKING ON INDIVISUAL HOBBIES. MODEL PLANES ARE BUILT EXACTLY T0 SCALE AND OF SUCH A SIZE THAT WHEN HUNG THIRTY- FIVE FEET AWAY THEY WILL EXACTLY REPRESENT THAT PARTICULAR PLANE SEEN HALF A MILE DISTANT. THE CLUB HAS MADE MoDELS OF MOST OF THE UNITED NATIONS' PLANES AND OF SoME OF THE Axls. THESE MINIATURE PLANES ARE SENT T0 AVIATION TRAINING SCHOOLS T0 HELP TEACH CADETS IN THEIR IDENTIFICATION CLASSES. THE AVIATION CLUS THIS YEAR HAS gEggK2EADED BY HAROLD BEITLER. THE FACULTY ADVISER IS MR. BRAV- , ji 7 , A A I- P SMA V50 J' f I P , L 1 -SL ?:i5 Kxyrwnr t I gift f -T , f i QQ I l.,J' X N I X FIRST Row: JAMES MARSHALL, CHARLES CDRY GLENN DODGE ROBERT SCHONLE. SECOND Row: BOWDY WILHERSDN J6HN ACHEY, NEIL FOLEY. THIRD Row: Boa BERRY, MARVIN BIRT, EL6Rl0GE KoBERNIcK. FIRST Row: JDHN KILLION, BARBARA FLORY, HELEN VIDAL DONNA JUNE FISHBURN, PUPPY BARRETT. SECOND Row: VIVIENNE dbRTNER PAT HACRLER BDWDEH WILKERSON, JIMMIE TRESTER MARVIN BIRT. THIRD Row: EARL ELLIS JAMES MARSHALL ELDRIDGE KOBERNICK, BILL AN- DERSON, BENNY HEELEY, BEvERLY PEEKHAM. Visu al Glu THE FoURTEEH MEMBERS OF THE CAMERA CLUB UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. MINER AND MR. FRASER HAVE SNAPPED, DEVELOPED AND PRINTED MANY PICTURES THIS YEAR FOR THEMSELVES AND FOR THE CAJLDRDH. EVERY TUESDAY DURING ACTIVITY PERIDD THE FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHY WERE STUDIED. STUDENTS READ T0 THE GROUP TEN LECTURES FROM EASTMAN Ac- COMPANIED BY SLIOES. THE CLUB ALSO TOOK 'THE CAMERA CLUB SERVICE NEwsLETTER', WHICH DIScUSSES ENLARGIIG, THE USE OF REFLECTORS, THE USE OF LISHTS, AND MANY OTHER TECHNIQUES. OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE MAX PHILLIPS PRESIDENT, AND CHARLES CORY, VICE-PRESIDENT. THE VISUAL E6UCATl0N CLUB TRAINS STUDENTS IN THE USE OF THE ScHooL PROJECTING MACHINES AND IN THE ART OF WINDING AND MENOINC FILM. EAcH STUDENT HAS HAD PRACTICE IN RUNNING OFF FILMS FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS. WHEN A MEMBER IS ABLE TO RUN A MACHINE INDEPENDENTLY HE IS GIVEN A PERMIT THAT ENTITLES HIM T0 DPERATE THE MACHINES FOR ARY TEACHER WHO IISHES TO PRESENT A VISUAL PROGRAM. EVERY MEMBER HAS GIVEN THIS SERVICE IN I942-'.43 FIRST Row: BETTY BARNES PAT PEASLEY, PERRY BUSHARD, JEAN WHITTAKER MOZELLE SNYDER. SECOND Pow: DALIGE GRovEs, DOROTHY HERLOW, HARREE DONLEY, VIVIAN GDTHARD, ENID SCHUTH, VIRGINIA SHEPARD BETTY HARPER NADINE PEEBLESQ THIRD Row: JANE MARTIN, JADQUELINE QENFRO, NED BA1 SIL DOROTHY HAWES, PETE EKBERG, JAC UELINE LAKE, MAX PHILLIPS THORA GREEN. FOURTH Row: AILEEN TAYLOR, QDRRAINE TAYLDR, SHIRLEY DAVIES THELMA STEEN, RUTH PETTINGILL. ' THE SEVKGR CLASS THIS YEAR HAS SUCCEEDED IN KEEPING UP THE YEARBOOK TRADITION--HAS CARRIED ON DESRITE SEEMINGLY LINITLESS DIFFIDULTIES AND PRDDLEMS. To BEGIN wITH, A CONTRACT wAS SECURED ONLY AFTER MUCH DARGAINING AND THEN WITH THE STIPULATIDN THAT PIC- TURES AND LAYOUTS SHOULD BE AS UNIFORM AND SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE AND THAT N0 REDUCTIONS BE MADE OF TYRING PRINTING, OR ILLUSTRATIONS H.B.U.H.S. IS HAVING A VEARBOOK FDR '.42-'.43, HOWEVER, WHICH DE- -PIDTS ALL THE CHIEF ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR AND MANY or THE TRIVIAL YET HAPPY OCCASIONS. THE CAULDRON STAFF wAS HEADED BY HOLMES MOORE ASSISTED BY THORA GREEN AND MAXINE MURDY. THE MANY CARTOONS WERE DDNE BY BETTY BARNES AND THE PRINTING BY BARBARA KRENWINKEL. RECOGNITION SHOULD ALSO GO TO BETTY HAQPER, SHIRLEY DAYIES, AND MOZELLE SNY- DER, TYPISTSQ NED BASIL, LAYOUT EDITORQ PERRY BUSHARD AND PETE EKBERG, BDYS' SPORTSQ AND VIRGINIA SHEPARD, RUTH PETTINGILL, AND HARREE DDNLEY, GIRLS' SPDRTS. CHAMPION SALESMEN WERE PETE EKSERG, DALIDE GROVES, AND DOROTHY HERLOW. THE SPONSOR WAS MISS HENDERSON. 4k ' I' 'W ,T xQ X 4' . Q !3t, J I Q X N fn I F 'Qi I I' A ' -1 X 'I L I FIRST Row: DORIS RANNEY, BETTY TUNSTALL BETH WISE, JEAN FRASER, BILL MAxEY. SECOND Row: JOHN KEENER, UIANE OUENS, GEORGIA HAY- LEY, PHYLLIS BARNHART, BETTY BRUSH ELEANOR CAIGNEAU, DONNOLA HARPER. THIRD Row: DEAN APPLING, JIM SHITH, Bos HEATH, BARBARA LEE. As THE NATIONAL NEWSPAPERS G0 TO PRESS RECORDING THE EVENTS OF WORLD WAR ll, DDR OWN HIGH LIGHTS GO T0 PRESS WITH THE PASSING EVENTS OF H. B. HIGH. CUR PAPER IS PUBLISHED BIWEEKLY T0 FURNISH FREE OF CHARGE TO oUR STUDENTS INFORMATION AND ENTERTAINMENT. DE- SPITE THE FAcT THAT THIS YEAR'S HIGH LIGHTS STAFF HAS BEEN MUCH SMALLER THAN IN YEARS PAST, THEY HAVE DONE A GRAND Doa UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MISS MOORE, UDURNALISM INSTRUCTOR. THE EDITORIAL PAGE HAS STIMULATED STUDENT BODY AGTIVITIES, THE SPORT PAGE HAS GREATED A WIOER INTEREST IN ATHLETICS, AND THE FEATURE SECTION HAS ADDED COLOR AND ENTERTAINMENT T0 ouR DAILY ROU- TINE HERE AT SCHOOL. THROUGH THIS JDURNALISM COURSE T I I-T-2? aILITY AND THE ART OF BEING ABLE TO PUT THOUGHT INTO ' ' WORDS. DUE T0 THE WAR, THE HIGH LIGHTS STAFF HAS THE STUDENTS ARE LEARNING A DEEPER SENSE OF RESPONSI- : ' NOT TAKEN AS MANY VOCATIONAL TRIPS AS THEY HAVE IN ' THE PAST, BUT MISS MooRE DID TAKE FIVE OF THE CLASS TO THE TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL, ON NOVEMBER I4, I942, T0 HEAR MR. JOHN B. HUGHES,NOTED NEWS COMMENTATOR,SPEAK ON HA JUST PEACE THROUGH A FREE PRESS.H THOSE WHO WENT wERE: GEORGIA HAYLEY, DIANE OwENS, DEAN APPLING, JOHN KEENER, AND BILL MAXEY. EDITORS or THE PAST YEAR HAvE BEEN JOHN KEENER, DEAN APPLING, AND JEAN FRASER. TR If 1:52 1 ' 1 ax: ' F I I ,.--- Itggikiea - 4 ...:r-- .. T ..-- '1 K .I f x s-it., ' ... . -1f-::- L -A A-A- 1 iil ' wvw ' 551511 , ,-. ll fl : I ' v W, fiend ,I 7 't 56 Jff , l I V! 1 M,-xi 'L V AM! ff wwf naw? 44,11 ,WQ60 X650 ,ZZ fj1:jj f4 Z5 X fLa,V 71LK,L,, Limfg . QA f, , ' W. ,,fU .V :M , ' , ' ,,,v.:c.,Lu6,.,,+f'. I 1 fwl ji ,, 25? WX fn-,cf AM 4,00Z!' dfwffgf' ,-,.,,e,, 1 l ,J -My Qi? WJJQM W, JJ ZA!! J M! z U' I, Wwfi 4 f J' fm, f nwomvf A ffftfj A' 4fwf',' f' X LJ AQZAV 4-.41 W,fL -! J amide.. ,R MCA 0.41 Q gf ff fyfwff MCMA!! 1 Ai , C1416 ff f,,,fp6T7fc,Q ' QXTJ1? Gjffi fx I J fZmAjg !'wm?i!!5'!'MU uafffvw ,V iw, f W f ' K, 1564! FINE ART 516 UH ll 'fx FIRST Row: CHRYSTABLE HUGHES AS 'SALLY JACKSON,' PAT PEASLEY AS 'BINGO HILL ' BETTY BARNES AS 'FELICE REHoIR.' SECOND Row: Don MAPLES AS 'AANS ScHMIDT ' VIVIAN GDTHARD AS 'OLGA KlRlNSKI,' DoRo- TNY HERLOW AS 'MRs. HuHTER,' RICHARD PUSTOLE AS 'FRANCOlS,' DIXIE HUFFMAN AS 'MARION CURW000,' RosE MARIE GEARY AS 'ERNA SCHMlDT,' JIM THOMAS AS 'KoPPLER.' Lette S to Lucerne FJJZGIJIWL 'pfw THE ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY, HLETTERS TO LUZERNEN, DIRECTED sv MRS. CDH- DON, IS A HEART-BREAKING DRAMA or THE TRIALS or A GERMAN GIRL AFTER THE VAR BROKE OUT BECAUSE or THE PREJUDICES OF THE OTHER GIRLS REcARDIHc HER IATIONALITY. THE SETTING IS IN A cIRLs' SCHOOL IN LUZERNE, SWITZERLAND ll THE SUMMER OF I929. THE CUSTOUARY INTIMACY OF READING ALOUD TNElk LETTERS FROM HOME ALMOST RUINED THE SCHOOL BECAUSE or THE DIVERSIFIED HATIDHALITIES OF THE GIRLS. WHEN ERNA THE GERMAH GIRL PLAYED sv RosE MARIE GEARY, GETS aoAsTFuL LETTERS FROL HER HouE IN GEKUANY, THE GIRLS ALL TURN AcAIHsT HER. HANS, ERNA'S BROTHER PLAYED BY Don MAPLES, IS IN LovE WITH A PoLIsH cIRL PLAYED BY VIVIAN CDTHARD, uno PRESENTLY LEARHS or HER PARENTS' DEATH AT THE HANDS or THE NAzIs AND IS DRDKEH-HEARTED BOTH FOR HER PARENTS AND FOR HANS, wHo SHE aELIEvEs vAs IN THE RAID. THE PLEASANT SCHOOL MISTRESS MRS. HUHTER, CLEVERLY PLAYED BY DOROTHY HERLOI, IAS A HEAVY ROLE. SQUPATHETIC T0 THE GIRLS AHD LOYAL T0 EDU- cATIoH SHE TRIES TG KEEP THE VAR AWAY Fnou HER SCHOOL IITH THE ABLE HELP of Muss LINDLEY, A COOL, EFFICIENT BUT PLEASANT TEAcHER PLAYED av THELMA STEER. FRONT Row: MELVA HUBBARD AS MILDRED, SHIRLEY MARTINEAU AS JANE RUTH PAXSON AS MRS. MILLER, PATTIE MEAIRS AS LULA PEGGY PRESTON AS ELSIE. ON THE ARMS OF THE cDucH: MURIEL FURY AS TERRY MDINTYRE, JEAN FRASER AS MRS. MCINTYRE. BACK Row: JOHN KEENER AS STEWART MILLER RICHARD PISTOLE AS GEORGE MCINTYRE RALPH DAVIDSON As BRIAN STANLEY, KILL MAXEY AS DUTCH DEAN APPLING AS PROFESSOR MCINTYRE JIMMY SMITH AS BERT PAR- SONS. NDT IN THE PICTURE! CHRYsTAeEL HUGHES AS VIvIAN, BILL TURNER AS PETE, MARUDRIE DAY AS DIANE GILMORE, JIM THOMAS CHARLES SDHUTH Er GENE LUFF, GENE HARDING, AND HDWARD PAMPLIN AS EXTRA eovs. ' Young April A442132 79Zaf Q6 NYOUNG APRILN WAS A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY DENTERED AROUND THE GROWING PAINS THAT COME WITH ADOLESCENTS' GROWING UP, AND THE HEADAcHEs THAT THEIR PARENTS sUFFER DURING THIS PROCESS. A YOUNG DAUGHTER KMURIEL FURY, HAS HER DEAux IN RAPID SUCCESSION. SHE ALMOST MARRIES THE HWRONG ONE' AJON KEENER,, UNTIL THE KINDLY INTERVENTION OF MOTHER fJEAN FRASER, AND AD ?DEAN APPLING, TOGETHER WITH THE GlRL'S OWN UNDERSTANDING STEERS HER ovER T0 THE WRIGHT 0NEn KRALPH DAVIDSONI. THE OLDER BROTHER tRlCHARD PISTOLQ wHD IS IN LOVE NITH HIS IDEAL CONCEPTION OF NTHE SWEETEST GIRL IN THE WORLDH QMARJORIE DAY, DISCOVERS THAT SHE IS ONLY HUMAN AFTER ALL. FDR A TIME HE IS COMPLgTELY OISILLUSIONED, DUT FINALLY REALIZES THAT HE TRULY LOVES HER, JUST AS SHE IS. AND ws SEE GEORGE GROWING UP AT LAST AND ADJUSTING HImsELF T0 SOME OF THE REALITIES OF LIFE. THROUGH- OUT THE PLAY, MOTHER AND DAD NOW CASUALLY, Now IN GREAT coNcERN, DIS- cuss THEIR YOUNGSTERS' PROBLQMSD THE PLAY, ENLIVENED BY FREQUENT BITS OF HUNDR, IS A STUDY OF THE WINTER-REACTIONSN OF PARENT AND YOUNGSTER DURING THE TENDER, RouANTIc, IMPULsIvE NYOUNG APRILH AGE. FIRST Row: BETTY BARNES, NADINE PEEBLES, DOROTHY ANN HURST. SECOND Row: VIYIAN GOTHARD, CHRYSTABEL HUGHES, BETTY DUNLAP. THIRD Row: EILEEN STRICKLIN, RUTH PAXSON, THELMA STEEN, DOROTHY HERLOWB Thespinn Club THE NATIONAL TNESPIAN DRAMATIG HONOR SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS HAS FUNC- TIDNED IN THE HUNTINGTON BEACH UNIcN HIGH SCHOOL FDR T10 YEARS. lTs PURPOSE IS NTO CREATE A SPIRIT or ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT INTEREST IN DRAMATICS AMDNG Bovs AND CIRLS.n THE SOCIETY ENCOURAGES AND ASSISTS wITH THE STUDY, DIREC- TIoN AND PRODUCTION or EDUCATDONALLY WORTH WHILE PLAYS. ALSO IT GIVES RE- coGNITIoN T0 STUDENTS WHO D0 MERITORIOUS WORK IN HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATIcs. THE DRAMA STUDENT SPENDS MANY LABOROUS HOURS NOT ONLY IN MEUORIZING AND REHEARS- ING BUT IN RESEARCH wonx STUDYING CHARACTERIZATION, IN DESIGNING AND MAKING COSTUMES, AND IN THE TECHNIQUE or MAKE-UP. THE LOCAL CHAPTER REQUIRES THAT MEMBERS ATTAIN AND MAINTAIN A HBH AvERAGE T0 BECOME ELI- GIBLE, WHICH EMPHASIZES THE FACT THAT REGULAR SCHOOL wonx MUST NDT BE SACRIFICEO FOR DRAMATICS ALONE. THE H. B. CHAPTER AND TWO OF ITS MEMBERS WERE ESPECIALLY NONORED WHEN NTHE HIGH SCHOOL THESPOAN MAGAZINEH, PRDDUGED BY THE NATIONAL SOCIETY, APPEARED IN NOVEMBER FEATURING THE PICTURE or EILEEN STRIGKLIN AND Bos KENNEDY TOGETHER WITH OLD GLORY AND THE FLAG or CALIFORNIA AS THE COVER PAGE. LEoN MOULDEN, THESPIAN PRESIDENT wAs INDUGTED INTO THE NAVY NOVEMBER I7. IN THE MEANTlMg VICE-PRESJDENT DOROTHY HURST, HAS TAKEN HIS PLACE AS PRESIDENT. l CP- 15 ill 19 H- ' f' -V Z1 Mi XML tkf Q.5'77'i,'.' fgzu' cl I 07-. rip -. Qgfyf '45 dui' mm cilffaaotv-dfaactavzl. fl C , 4 jf? ,Vial Gfffii 0721, X ,, s. .I 99..- 4, -7 fv.!.f'4tu In-Aficffffff, .75l4jLil5'bz4:zzzr.,'k575zsp4 Lim 14. 71' 'I ll, LLLC2 .1 d'f.a'r.5' 011111 3 CJR 3.12 t7?la1.o'7:,!fSv7eA4J M156 71541, 1.5: fit Uheizjclfavf K fi , 'Lf ik-k?M.f '-.r ll-n ' - J ' -1 . zafw 0,o,0fAM7 fQ.b!3MJciUQL5!g mn ofmzam, C C X I-LM. S. Pinafore FRONT Row: B. KENNEDY ATTENDANT T0 SIR JOSEPH: T. HENRICKSON, B. KREN WINKLE, SAILORSQ N. FOLEY TDM TUCKER3 J. BAILEY, S. GISE A. RUSSIE, D. HAw M. FURY J. THDMAS, J. MARTIN, L. HUBBARD CHORUSS D. MABLES, RALPH RACKSTRAW, D. RANNEY, JOSEPHINEQ H. KELLEY, R. THORNT6N, SAILORSQ N. YOUNG, CAPTAIN CoRcoR ANQ D.HERLow, BUTTERCUPQ B. HEIL CAPTAIN CORCORANS M. KRUSE, D. WHITFIELD SAIL ORSQ O. JOHNSON, SIR JOSEPH PORTER, K.C.B.g M. MURDY HEBEQ S. TAIT, P. COE RENFRD CHORUS? R. MURRAY, DICK DEADEYE' R. CLANCY E. MOSSINGER, B. WHITFIELD G CERDA J. FERGUSON E. KDBERNIK V. b00PER R. MERCHANT V. CHRIST B. HAR ING, CHOAUSQ C. SCHUTH, ATTENOANT To SIR JOSgPH. STANDIMG ON THE STAIRS MILES, K. CASE A. PENNY, V. HDELL, B. SERVICE AND H. VIDAL. STANDING ON THE DEGK: H. HARRIS, B. HUBBARD, N. CDNRADY, B. VRIOR, B. KUYKENDALL, P. REAM, B SENDER L. ROBERTSON V. PUGH B. ST. CLAIR M. MooRE P. HACKLER R. UPHA AWES- D 9 7 ! 3 ! 9 HIGHLIGHTING THE YEAR FOR THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT WAS THE oPERA HH. M. S PlNAFORE.H COMBINONG THE EFFORTS OF THE GLEE CLUBS, THE CHOIR, AND THE ORCHESTRA, MRS. HARLOW, MISS SQUIRES, AND MR. CROSBY DLD A GRAND JOB OF TURNING OUT A FINISHED PRODUCTICN THAT WOULD BE HARD TO MATCH. DON MAPLES AS RALPH RACKSTRAW AND DORIS RANNEY AS THE GOLDEN-VOICED JOSEPHIKE PRO- VIDEO THE ROMANCE. BILL HEIL AND NORMAN YDUNG DID AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE Uoa IN THE PORTRAYAL OF CAPTAIN CORCORAN, THE HIGH OFFICER OF THE NGDDD SHIP PlNAF0RE.N ORION JOHNSON AS THE RIGHT HONORABLE SIR JOSEPH PDRTER, K. C. B., AND ROBERT MURRAY AS DICK DEADEYE PRovIDED UNBOUNDED HUMDR. THEY WERE AGGLAIMED LDUDLY BY BOTH STUDENTS AND ADULTS. JIM THOMAS WAS BOAT- SWAIN BILL BOBSTAY. TINY NEIL FOLEY DEPIGTED TDM TUGKER THE LAD WHO AL- WAYS MANAGED TO MAKE THE CAPTAIN RESTATE HIS REMARKS. BUTTERCUP, A PORTS- MOUTH DUMSDAT WOMAN, wAS CHARMINGLY PROTPAYED BY DDRDTHY HERLOW. MAxINE MURDY ENACTED THE PART OF HESE, wHo FINALLY MARRIED SIR JOSEPH PORTER, K. C. B. ALTHOUGH IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TC GIVE PERSONAL NOTICE T0 EVERY MEMBER OF THE cHoRUS, YET THEIR GAY, coLoRFUL, AND LIGHT-HEARTED SONGS WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN SooN BY THoSE WHO ATTENDED. MR. BRlSCO'S STAGE-GRAFT CREW RECEIVED MANY GDMPLIMENTS ON THE REALISTIC SETTING OF THE SHIP PINAFORE. CONGRATULATIONS ARE ALSO IN ORDER FDR BARBARA KRENWINKEL AND EUGENE LUFF, wHo UNDER MISS TRAFFORD'S SUPERVISION DESIGNED THE POSTERS AND SIGNSQ MRS. CONDON, wHo LIvED UP T0 HER REPUTATICN AS A MASTER OF MAKE-UPS MOZELLE SNYDER AND BETTY HARPER, wHo PREPARED THE PROGRAMSQ AND T0 THE USHERS Dl- RECTED BY VELVA CHRIST. U l FIRST Row: M. HAYES, S. GISE, A. RUSSIE V. COOPER, B. MILLER, B. WHITFIELD, M. Coox B. KRENHINREL, B. PRIOR L. HUBBARD. SED- oND Row: J. BAILEY, 0. HERLOV D. RANNEV M. CRASER, M. FURY, B. HARDINCQ G. HAYLEY, G. CEROA, C. HucHEs. THIRD Row: M. IVENS, P. PEDERSO H. KELLY, E. MOSSINGER, N. FOLEY, D. MAPLES, N. YouNc, M. HDDDARD. FOURTH Row: V. CHRIST, J. THOUPSON M. MURDY, V. glSEL R. THoFNToN,RD. W14TQ!EL0U RM CLANCYS Ck. RIERPDENTHECA. E OINT. IFTH ow: . OE . ARTIH . ITCNELL . IL SDSSARD, gHOUASg WR. PNDT1's, H.S HQrRR?S,0M.JCRUZ, 'D.THAngsf : . u NK . URRAY . AIT . oHNsoN . N- S:g:g0N?'5. EERCHQNT, L. RUTHERFJRD, G. ACLEN, E. K08gRNlK, N. ONRADY, . ENFRO. A Cam: lla. THE GIRLS' CHOIR THIS YEAR HAs DONE SPLENDID WORK ALONG wITH THE HELP or THE Bovs' GLEE CLUB. THE FIRST APPEARANCE wAs THE IHPREssIvE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM ON DECEMBER I8 WHEN THE CHOIR FURNISHED CONTINUOUS MUSIC OF LOVELY OLD HYMNS AND soLos AS A BACKGROUNG FOR THE NATIVITY STORY PRESENTED ev SHIRLEY DAvIEs AND THELMA STEEN. OUTSTANDING IN THE WORK OF THE YEAR wAs NH. M. S. PlNAFORE.n ALL THE LEADS WERE TAKEN FROM THESE TWO GROUPS. THE Bovs' DOUBLE QDARTET AND THE GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO ALSO WERE cHosEN FROM THE BEST SINGERS IN THESE TAINED AT sEvENTEEN FUNCTIONS. MRS. RUTH HARLOU DIRECTS THE CHOIR AND MR. EVERETT CRosev THE Bovs' FRO, PRESIDENTS DOROTHY HERLOW, VICE PRESIDENTQ RAY PRESIDENTQ ORION JOHNSON VICE PRESIOENTQ AND 9 D DoN MAPLES, SECY-TREAS. TWO ORGANIZATIONS. THESE TWO SMALLER GROUPS ENTER- GLEE CLUB. IFFICERS FOR THE CHOIR WERE JACKIE REN- DORIS RANNEY, SECY-TREAS, AND JANE MARTIN LIDRARI- AN. OFFICERS FOR THE Bovs' GLEE CLUB IIIERE Bos MDR- FIRST Row: A. BURROWS M. DEER R. GRESSMAN A. HUGHES I. WEST ERLIN M. MooRE M. HAMSON, I. wElNHElMER, M.,HAWES M. T-IILL. SEE oNo Row: R. MCCORMICK C. COOPER B. SERVICE B. GHAMBERLAIN, S CRAWFORD L. HUBBARD P. J. YOUNG, M. HEMPHILL, R. UPHAM M. GARD 7 NER. TH'fRo Row: H.,VIDAL, P. HAEKLER, C. JOH,NSTON, M. PRICHARU P. KRENwINxEL, L. ROBERTSON, E. M. SHEPARD, E. COURRECES, M. BAN NARD, K. CASE. FOURTH Row: P. PEDERSON E. TRETTINK I. FULTON I. WESTERLIN B. KIMBROUGH D. STEFFEN b. HOUSER, . PENNY, P LEUE. FIETH'Row: W. PORTER, T. CROUCA, P. DENNING, B. KUYKEN- QALL, P. REAM, M. HAZELTON, J. FERGUSON, G. TREEGE, A. MILBURN B. J. ST. CLAIR, B. NICHOLSONG Gir1sG1eG Glu , HIHI THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB THIS YEAR HAS BEEN com- POSEO or THE FRESHMAN GROUP AND THE ADVANCED GROUP. THE FIRST, COMPOSED OF THIRTY GIRLS MOSTLY FRESH- MEN, wAS COACHED BY MISS SQUIRES. ,THE SECOND OF ABOUT EIETY MEMBERS, LARGELY SINGERS WITH AT LEAST ONE YEAR OF GLEE CLUB EXPERIENCE wAS COACHED BY MRS. HARLow. ALTHOUGH THESE ORGANIZATIONS APPEARED ON N0 MORE THAN TWO PROGRAMS, THEY oo oESERvE MUGH CREDIT. THE ERESHMAN GIRLS SANG A EEw NUMBERS AT THE FRESHMAN TALENT SHOWS THEN BOTH GROUPS COMBINED APPEARED AS THE cHoRuS IN THE OPERETTA, WH. M. S. PlNAFORE.N THE OFFICERS FOR THE ADVANCED GROUP WERE AS EoLLowS: PHYLLIS LEUE, PRESIDENTQ IRENE WEINHEIMER VICE PRESIDENT' MARJORIE CLINE SECRE- TARY- AND ANNABEL HUGHES, TREASURER. OFFICERS FOR THE FRESHMAN GROUP WERE HELEN VIDAL PRESIDENT: AUDREY PENNY, VICE PRESIDENTQ PEARL PEAM, SECRE- TARY, AND BARBARA CHAMBERLAIN, LIBRARIKN. B FIRST Row: BETTY BARNS, DOROTHY MDSSINGER, CHARLES CDRY, MAR- VEL CHRIST, JAMES MARSHALL, NEIL FDLEY, TRACY BRAGG, MARGARET CARRDLL, ROGER GRAHAM, LIONEL HOLLY, NDRMA MOON LORRAINE BECK- MAN, BETH BURNS. SECOND Row: HAROLD CRAIG BgTTY HALL, JANET NICHDLSDN HOWARD PAMPLIN CHARLES SCHUTH, CMARLES GRASER MAR- VIN HAY, ORION JOHNSON, B'DB KENNEDY, HERBERT KELLEY. THIRD Row: ED BURNS MAxINE GRIFFIN, TDM GIAVOCCHINI, JOHN ACHEY GLENN DODGE, ABTIE DUYALL, NDRMAN HAY, FORREST LEWIS, HOWAR6 Band BECAUSE OF TRANSPORTATION AND DIMDUT RESTRICTIONS THE BAND HAS BEEN LIMITED TO LOCAL DAYTIME ACTIVITIES THIS YEAR. A NEw PLAN, HOWEVER, WAS INAUGURATED--THAT OF GIVING CONCERTS EvERY TWO MONTHS AS REGULAR ASSEMBLY PRDGRAMS. FOUR SUCH coNcERTS HAVE BEEN GIvEN AND VERY WELL RECEIVED. ON APRIL 2ND THE USUAL FORMAL PLAN FOR MUSICAL CONCERTS wAS CHANGED T0 A MOST AMUSING THEME, WHEREBY LDRRAINE BECKMAN ATTEMPTED AGAIN AND AGAIN T0 PLAY A PICCOLO SOLO A A NLITTLE BRDNN JUG GOES To TOWNHQ BUT EACH TIME SHE WAS READY T0 PLAY, OTHER MEMBERS OF THE BAND WOULD INTERCEPT HER AND EACH IN TURN GIvE HIS SOLO. AT THE CLOSE OF THIS CONCERT THE BAND PRESENTED A NUM- BER DDMPDSED BY MR. CROSBY--HLAND OF THE LIvING.H FDR SPORT ACTIVITIES THE BAND WAS ALWAYS READY T0 PERFDRM. AT THREE FOOTBALL GAMES AND FOUR BASKET- BALL GAMES THEY ENTERTAINED THE CROWD AND KEPT THE OILERS' SPIRITS HIGH FOR SINGING AND ROOTINGA To MAKE THE FOOTBALL GAMES MORE INTERESTING BETWEEN HALVES THIS GROUP OF ENTERTAINERS MARCHED IN vARIouS FDRMATIDNS AS THEY PLAYED. THEY WERE LED BY THE CLEVER LITTLE MAJORETTES AND MASCDTS-BETTY BARNES, BETH BURNES AND CHERONNE JAMES. ALSD THE BAND PER- FDRMED AT THE ARMISTICE DAY PARADE AND AT THE OPEN HOUSE PROGRAM. THERE WERE FORTY MEMBERS. OFFICERS FDR THE YEAR WERE ORION JOHNSON, PRESIDENT' Boa KEN- NEDV5 VICE PRESIDENTQ AND ROGER GRAHAM, gECRETARY- TREASURER. VIPOND. 0 FIRST Row: NAOINE PEEBLES, ROBERT PISTOLE, ENID SOHUTH, BETTY NEAL MARJORIE SHEPARO, GRACE CEROA, LOLA WHITSON, PHYLLIS BARN- HART, LOUISE GERRY. SECOND Row: DALICE GROVES, VIVIAN GOTHARD, LORRRINE TAYLOR, BILL MILLER, FOREST LEwIS, JOHNNY PEEBLES, GENE HARDING, PHYLLIS PEDERSON, DONNOLA HARPER, BEVERLY PECKHAM. O che 'tra DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR '.42-'.43 THE ORCHESTRA HAS CONSISTEO OF TWENTY MEMBERS! sux SENIORS, SEVEN JUNIORS THREE SOPHOMORES AND FOUR FRESHMEN. EVENTS FOR WHICH THE ORCHESTRA PLAYED WERE THQ SENIOR PLAY, THE JUNIOR PLAY THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, THE OPERA, OPEN HOUSE, AND FOR BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. UN- OER THE ABLE OIRECTION OF MISS MARGARET SQUIRES THE AUDIENCE HAS BEEN ENTERTAINEO WITH WELL SELECTED MUSIC! FOR THE SENIOR PLAY WSELECTIONS FROM 'THE NEw MOON'n av ROMSERO, NVOICES OF SPRINGN sv STRAUSS HLARGOH FROM NTHE NEw WORLO SYMPHONYH BY DVORAK AND You'RE A GRAND OLD FLAC av COHANQ FOR THE JUNIOR PLAY THE DE- SERT SONOW BY ROMBERG, WLIEBESLIEOH av FRITZ KREISLER NRUSSIAN SAILORS' DANCEH BY GLIERE, AND WANCHORS AWEIGHH BY ZIMMERMANQ FOR THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM WSPIRIT OF CHRISTMASH sv REIBOLD. FOR THE OPERETTA THE ORCHESTRA PLAYED THE COMPLETE SCORE OF WH. M. S. PINAFOREH av GILBERT AND SULLIVAN- SINCE OPEN HOUSE CELEORATEO PAN AMERICAN WEEK MUSIC wAS IN THAT VEIN CONSISTING OF HBOLERO RITMICOU av LONGAE AND HRONDALLA ORAGONESAH av GRANADOS. SELEC- TIONS FOR THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON WERE APPROPRIATE T0 THAT OccA- SION. OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE PRESIDENT GENE HARDINGQ VICE PRESIDENT VIVIAN GOTHARDQ SECRETARY, ESTHQR CRAICQ TREASURER, ENID SCHUTH. , T Hx Q IMO :JNL IXAA7 sua? ' sxgff -A v FIRST Row: JIM TNOMAS, BILL HEIL ROBERT MURRAY ORION JoNNsoN. SECOND Row: LELAND RUTHERFORD, NORMAN YOUNG, bon MAPLES, Ton HENRICKSON PATRICIA CoE, DOROTHY HAYES, DOROTHY HERLOW, GRACE CERDA, DORIS RANNEY, BARBARA WHITFIELD, BARBARA KRENVINKEL, MAxINE MURDY, JANE MARTIN. t FIRST Row: MARVEL CHRIST, SANDRA VON ROHR, GENEVIEVE HENSLIDK, MARJDRIE CROW, MARIETTA DONALOSON, BARBARA WHITFIELD. SECOND Row: JEAN FRASER, DOROTHY MILLER, ELAINE WIGTDN, MARIANNE ALMGRAN, VELVA CHRIST, GEORGIA HAYLEY, DOROTHY HAWES, BETTY MILLER. Sfngecmfi and Ushers IN CLEANING WHITE SATIN BLOUSES AND IN DARK SKIRTS ATTRACTIVE USHERETTES HAVE CAPAELY TAKEN CAPE or THE AUDITORIUM CROWDS ATTENDING THE SENIOR PLAY, THE OPERETTA, THE JUNIOR PLAY, AND OPEN HouSE. THEY wERE CHOSEN BY VELvA CHRIST, THE HEAD USHERETTE, AND APPROVED BY THE GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET. FROM ALL REPORTS THE SELECTION or THE USHERETTES WAS MOST SATISFACTORY, AND THE GIRLS HAVE BEEN FAITHFUL AND EFFICIENT THIS YEAR. , UNDER THE ABLE DIREcTIoN or MR. BRISCO THE STAQEDRAET cREw HAS MADE BEAU- TIFUL AND REALISTID SETS FOR OUR PLAYS! HLETTERS TO LUCERNE,n HYOUNG ARRIL,n HTRIAL av MOONLlGHT,n HSPY ME THIS ONE,n AND FOR NH.M.S. PINAFORE H THE OPER- ETTA. THE DECK AND EXTERIOR or THE SHIP wERE SIMULATED FOR THIS OBERETTA. THE LIGHTING EFFECTS,FURNITURE,AND SCENERY WERE THE RESPONSIBILITY or THIS SMALL GROUP or aovs wHo HAVE WORKED HARD TO MAKE OUR ENTERTAINHENTS SUCCESSFUL. GAIL EVANS, LELAND RUTHERFDRD, MR. BRISCO, CARL MORRIS, RAYMOND BoER. 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CLAIR.o EHRICKSOI, COACH A Basketball TTTTTTT o G LEAGUE RECORD 20 FULLERTON 35 SANTA ANA 23 JORDAN 36 EXCELSIOR 25 NEWPORT 31 ORANGE I3 ANAHEIM LEAGUE FULLERTON SANTA ANA JORDAN ANANEIM HUNTINGTON ORANGE NEWPORT EXCELSIOR 27 37 29 27 I6 20 32 'NDIVIDUAL SEASON SCORING LEROY HARRIS PETE ENBERG JACK EKEERG Don NOLIN 'UI Po C4 '- fl XI 2C on mo VI f'.cu mf' mf- HSUBSU Y? r 2 o z n i w OOCAJUIUTUICN Q- BEAGN QUPPNNN-V PTS PTS PTS PTS PTS PTS PTS .xx 'R x '- is M-J ,- ,,,-3-nili xx , u FIRST Row: Don SULLINS LEoN KNOELLER BlLL HAN- alson, Boa GlAvoccNsNl ROLAND Eouaos, 'HARRIS Bon- cEsoN Jan GILLIS, GILBERT LUNAQ SECOND Row: MIKE WESTEhLlN ANT DUVALL RAY PACKARD GLENN Doocs, LIONEL Holm, JuAN DILLON, COACH MOSSTELLER. LEAGUE STANDINGS NEWPORT HARBOR HUNTINGTON BEAcN JORDAN ORANGE SANTA ANA ANAHEIM FULLERTON EXCELSIOR B Basketball INDIVIDUAL SEASON Sconnnc ROLAND EDWARDS BILL HARRISON Boa GnAvoccNaNl EDWARD BURNES Jan GILLIS LEoN KNOELLER HARRIS Boncsson LEAGUE RECORD FuLLERToN 28 SANTA ANA 2l JORDAN 22 EXCELSIOR I5 NEWPORT HARBOR 23 ORANGE ig ANAHEIM PTS PTS PTS PTS PTS PTS PTS 'iv 2' 447 Fans? Row: CNARLES CASCIO Rccruno Tuonuvon, Ton BUSHARD JOHN KILLIAN, RA? Husron, Ton WARNER, GENE WHITFIELD. Secono Row: BILL Cnow JERRY PEASLEY, Jw Tucxzn, ELMER Cones, ALAN BRAQBROOKS, Enos: Bunus, HERMAN Cones. 06 LEAGUE Rscono H. B. 23 Aruncm I5 LEAGUE RECORD H. B. 36 Excnsmn I5 I8 A 'E ' '3 H. B. 32 Nevponr HARBOR I5 20 ENE'-5'0 '7 H. B. I4 ounce nv 2l NEWPORT Huzaon 9 4 w,,3w R g J How Eocene Snr-:so ALFRED EvAns Egssgocgn Aim Rnss'. Sscono Rowz' Bsnuv OLSENE MARSELO Guflsnnez, RAY CLANCY, LYMAN MASON, Emu KOPPL. NEWPORT JORDAN ANAHEIM FULLERT HUNTING ORANGE EXCELSI ff TF' 3 FE? !-.!l' FIRST Row: J. ENRERG L. HARRIS, R. HAGER, P. KNoELLER W. KNOWLTON, D. MAPLES, L. KNOELLER, P. EKBERG. SECOND Bbw: M. KAUSEN, L. LERNO L. RuTNERFoRo R. MURRAY D. KERR, B. WILSON R. MOIOLA J. MARTINSON. Tilno Row: 5. STANCELAND, M. WES+ERLlN, B. HEFLEV, E. LUFF, T. ST. CLAIR E. KOBERNIK, G. JOHNSON J. ACHEY, MGR. FOURTH Row: A. REBOIN COACH, E. SLATE, B. ANDERSON, B. TURNER, B. CROFFORD, A. NnTCHELL, A Fooilmll M. BROWN. LEAGUE RECORD W, L, T. S. S. 2 SULLERTON . . ORDAN HARBOR Z ? 8 H. B. O EXCELSIOR 4 3 0 H. B. 7 NEWPORT HARBOR on 3 4 0 H. B. 6 ORANGE TON BEACH ' 5 I H. B. 0 ANAHEIM I 6 0 OR 0 6 I if? . Q51 R' '-'1 NAM.. s,X vu'-3 SE U7f'iZ42'!i7Zl9ELC!l7L 9 XO 6' . dzyzcoy FL0.'2,'L4,6J x od K! -ll PQ ,. , qjgcifl' Gllgrwfmf T -or 'Y' ,D JD2071 Mzoffafv 621301 0' jlb eijqvf-'L Cgskgiftj G 6' -M642 ffnmw-Zfrr ' cb 1' L Qkcfg Qian-249 jam! '7Q:a-tfflcfa, T' we ,,fx riqfff? , I I I ,V I FIRST Row: ROLAND EDWARDS BILL PURCELL, ROLAND WORTHY, NDRMAN HAY, Don SULLINS HXRRIS BORGESON, BILL HARsIsoN, QUENTIN Wooos Boa FLOBY. SECOND Row: BILL WESTEN- HAVER, BILL D6WDY, BILL HEIL, JERRY PEASLEY JACK KIL- LIAN RAY CLANCY BUD LEE, LIONEL HOLLY. 'THIRD Row: MR. SHEUE GILBEAT LUNA, JOHN MDGREN, WALTER DABMEY, ARTHUR GDBFREY, BILL CRDN, ROGER MERCHANT, Boa GIAVOC- CHINI. B Football THE BEE SQUAD HAD A TOUGH SEASON THIS YEAR NOT WIN- NING A SINGLE GAME. No LETTERMAN RETURNED T0 BTPENGTHEN THE TEAM. THE NEW AND GREEN SQUAD PLAYED HARD AND MADE A FAIRLY GOOD SHOWING. IF BEE FOOTBALL IS PLAYED NEXT YEAR SEVEN OR EIGHT LETTERMEN WILL RETURN T0 FORM THE NUCLQUS OF NEXT YEAR'S TEAM. FRDM ALL REPORTS THE TEAM- STANDING NEXT YEAR WILL PROBABLY BE GREATLY IMPROVED. I-,W - lf'-. ,I r., .,h FIRST Row: JAcx COCKRELL, Ton HENRICKSON, JAcx KILLIAN TDM STRINGHAH MARVIN BIRT MGR. SEcoNo Row: CoAcH Moss TELLER, BILL NICHOLSON, B06 HEATH. A Swimmi I3 TEAM SCORING! H.B. 47 lf3 PTS. ANAHEIM 26 2f3 PTS- H.B. I8 FIS. FULLERTON 56 PTS- H.B. 35 WPTS. SANTA ANA 40 PTS. OUTSTANDING PERFDRMERS: LEWIS Ross 50 AND IOO YD. FREE STYLE JACK KILLIAN DIVING INDIVIDUAL SCORING: LEWIS Ross 22 Tom HENRICRSDN I5 JACK KILLIAN I5 H JACK CocKRELL IO W BEST TIMES To DATE: PTS. BILL NIcHoLsoN H Boa HEAT LLOYD PIERPDINT LEROY HARRIS EVENT Bov 50 YARD FREE Ross IOO YARD BREAST HEATH 220 YARD FREE COCKRELL IOO YARD BACK PIERPOINT IOO YARD FREE Ross DIVING KILLIAN INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY COCKRELL FouR MAN RELAY HENRICKSON, Ross NICHOLSON, HEATH 8 8 6 6 TIME 26.5 I:37.7 3:02 l:2O l:O2.8 l87.4 PTS l:24.9 2:53 lf3 PRS. MEET SANTA ANA FULLERTON ANAHEIM FULLERTON ANAHEIM SANTA ANA FULLERTON SANTA ANA FIRST Row: K. LADEN J. ROHRIG A. OLDENBURC, R. GRUIELL SECOND Row: W. DABNEQ, J. Tucxssf, CoAcN MOSSTELLER, R. PACK ARD, M. Cook. B S-Nimm'ng TEAM SCORYNGS H.B. 28 2ND IN C.l.F. lNv:TAT:oNAL MEET H.B. 48 ANAHEIM :8 H.B. :3 FULLERTON 53 H.B. 22 SANTA ANA 44 OUTSTANDING PERFDRMERS: JACK KILLIAN-'IST IN DIVING AT C.l.F. lNv:TAT:oNAL MEET WALTER DABNEV-IST IN :OO AND 3Ro IN 50 IN C.l.F. MEET Jlu TUCKER--3RO IN INDIVIDUAL SCORING JIM TUCKER 30 PTS, WALTER DABNEY 20 H BURKE DRANE:M 9 N JOHN ROHRIG 7 W BEST TIMES To DATE EVENT Bov, 50 YARD FREE DADNEY ':00 YARD BREAST TUCKER 220 YARD FREE TUCKER :00 YARD BACK DRAHE:u :OO YARD FREE OABNEY D:v:Nc KILLIAN FOUR MAN RELAY TUCKER, DRANEIM MEDLEY RELAY DRANEIN KILLIAN nl:-... O-.Annu Drnnnn TNE 220 FREE AT C.l.F. ARTIE DUVALL 5 PTS. LIONEL HOLLY 4 W RICHARD GRUWELL : W CHARLES HITT : N TIME MEET 27.3 SANTA ANA :::9.2 FULLERTON 2:46.2 ANAHEIM ::25.7 ANAHEIM 1203.2 C.l.F. COIOFI HOLLY 2:53.5 ANAHEIM , DAENEY , TUCKER ::32.2 C.l.F. ..A Y vpf fJUD.l?qE4n -4.A- A LK -' 1 GJ' X FIRST Row: B. MILLER, N. FDLEY, F. SIARTZ, J. VAucRN R ESPOLT J. BUTLER, J. KnLLlAN, V. SELTZER. SECOND Row COACH MOSSTELLER, D. STONE D. MORRISON, R. THORNTON, D WALKER, R. ANDERSON, T. BUSHARD. C Swimmhg TEAM SCORING! H.B. I3 ANAHEIM 26 H.B. 6 FULLERTON 33 H.B. 3I SANTA ANA 7 OuTsTANDnNc RERFoRuERs: Don MORRISON FREE STYLE LOWELL ANDERSON FREE STYLE Ton BUSHARD FREE STYLE VERN SELTZER FREE STYLE JOHN KILLIAN BACK STROKE FRED SIARTZ DISTANCE Swan INDIVIDUAL SCORING! DDN MORRISON I0 PTS. Tou BUSNARD 5 PTS VERN SELTZER 8 N LOWELL ANDERSON 5 W JOHN KILLIAN 8 W JACK vAucNN 4 N FRED SwARTz B BEST TIMES To DATE A EvENT BOY TIME MEET 50 YARD FREE MORRISON 31.2 SANTA ANA 50 YARD BREAST VAucNN 48.9 FULLERTON 50 YARD BACK KILLIAN 38.5 SANTA ANA FOUR MAN RELAY ANDERSON, SELTZER I:23.l SANTA ANA MoRRu son, BusNARD I Funsr Row: B. Wooos, B. HAcEn L. HARROS, W. GALE, R C N VANTES. Secono Row: W. KNou5s B. TURNER, B. NICHOLSON, J. Exaenc, T. ST. CLAIR, R. Eowlaos. BEST TRACK RECORDS OF THE YEAR - l943 IO0 vo. DASH lO.5 Fonncsvsn 220 vo. DASH 23.7 HAGER 440 vo. DASH 55.8 GALE 880 vo. Nun 2.lI.4 TURNER MILE nun 5.l3.3 DURAN 120 vo. H. H. l6.l Execnc 220 vo. L. H. 25.5 Exacnc BROAD JUNP 2l'3!4W Fonnesren Hlcu Juan 5 80 EDWARDS PoLE VAULT ll'lW lnvln Snof Puv 43'8n MOIOLA 880 vo. RELAY I.36.0 Fonnssvsn-wooos Exacnc - HAGER SCORES JORDAN Sl If2 ANAHEIM 25 5X6 SANTA ANA ll 2X3 FULLERTON ll lf2 HuNTlNcToN BEACH ll Newnonr IO ExczLsson 9 ORANGE I If2 U. 3 al- xm' 77? ofa K V '11 3 pn 41 'ul u ' .gn4,wm:' g :Missa . unlu- . ,, ns. '-. ix bfi - igt ,'-'v a?f,r 'ff'i3 MQ U we' A '.- 1 Jc:fl'ff?lgfL 1 - . - 75. kt- ' . 021571573 gAL4'7Z?,Cf, .2'3'!H.n -4 1 A !.l, GGLZXQ 63516. Gfoiz ws'-saw-52 Simi' .P- 5' QM ffm cf: iifdifzq ilu-Hi .4-'n A175 : M4 '5 TQWZQ, FIRST Row: L. SHEPARO, C. SNINPAUGH, B. HACKLER, G. Enwlu, C. DURAN, R. ANDERSON, MGR. Sscouo Row: B. Dowov, L. HARvuLLE, R. MERCHANT, W. GALE, B. HACER, B. WOODS R. EDWARDS. THIRD Row: J. HERNANDEZ, J. HUFF- MAH, R. KNAUSS, B. FLORY, R. CERVANTES, R. CLANCY. BEST TRACK RECORDS OF THE YEAR - l943 IOO vo. DASH lO.7 220 YO. DASH 23.7 660 vo. RUN I.C-32.8 l32O vo. RUN 3.40.4 '70 vo. H.H. 9.4 l2O YD. L.H. I4.2 BROAD Jun? l9'7N Hlcu JUMP 5'8W Po E vAuLT I0 SHOT PUT llllll 441911 66 YD. RELAY I.Il.I 'New SCHOOL RECORD HAGEN - Woons HAGER GALE DURAN Wooos WOODS H EIL EDWARDS IRvln KILLIDN HAGER - HACKLER CERvENTEs-wooos 'N diff . ,Es .1 14, .F . V-.,-L, I . Zffhxwg 1 ' f -V- T, -Tr., , , . 'T' if .3 ' ' .Avi-'e..sz'Ef.IT6' BILL HEIL WILTON GALE B09 WOODS FIRST Row: W. DE LA Vsncuz A. GARcuE R. CLAucv, A. BnAvanooxs L. Mnsou T. WARNER B. W5oouAn. Sec- ouo Row: B. SLATER, M.'GonzALss, J. Hovv, T. BusHAno, J. Penspzv D. WuaTFueLo J. ARcvALos. Tuono Row: M. Lee Mcn.,'B. Cnow, E. Cbues, A. RORABAUGH, A. EvAus, D. STEGEN, G. Hansnaencsn. BEST TRACK RECORDS OF THE YEAR - i943 50 vo. oAsH 6.l PEASLEY IOO YD. oAsu ll.7 BUSHARD 660 vo. nun I.38.3 GoNzALEz l2O vo. L.H. I5.l PEASLEY BnoAo JUMP IB' CLAucv HIGH JUMP 5' HoYT - MAsoN P LE vAuLT IO' BnAveRooxs SHOT PUT 45'2N BRAvanooxs Ovo. 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' ,, v' .- if 7 V ' 4, ,. , . , , K I ,x ' A 'Q I I r 3 A . -14' -. , VY .4 , ., , .' , .3 A fd V' .' X I 1 . ' -. xi '4.- u Y V L . , . , vx ' 5 ' , P. ' - ' ' c' 1 ' I I ' 'A EAL FIRST Row: DIANE 0wEns, DORIS GRAY, IRENE WEINMEIMER, MARJORIE SHEPARU, MAXINE Munov. SEcono Row: JoYcE Exacnc, MARY Anne GOTH- ARD, BONNIE WEIDE, VIRGINIA SHEPARO, RUTH PETTINGILL, HARREE Don- LEY, MADELINE JURKOVICH. In SPITE or THE PRESENT DAY CONDITIONS, THE G.A.A. BOARD PLANNED Ano CARRIED ouT MANY INTERESTING ACTIVITIES. PLAYDAYS ASSEMBLIES, AND PARTIES, Ano A GAME DRIVE T0 COLLECT GAMES roi THE aovs IN THE NEARBY ARMY CAMPS HIGHLIGHTED THE SOCIAL AcTI- VITIES. THE OFFICERS Fon l942-'.43 WERE PRESIDENT, VIRGINIA SHEPARDQ VICE PRESIDENT, BONNIE WIEDEQ SECRETARY, RUTH PETTIH- GILLQ TREASURER, MARIANNE GOTHARDQ AND ADVISER wAs MISS BOWERS. it t7OAl6.1lF2!-4l'P'2.t 6ffLza4f.u:2fI, A 7FZ1.be,s7 lz4iofaa-at fizeaafaag Q' 4, .- 332, W5 exv 9- ,',, Q D 1 l S ! SY' ., 'm if Lk 5 . 1-9 I r ' 'W' r s .' zi sz Jr' Sul L.. fra FTRST Row: RAE DUNN, MARIE FOGLER, MozELLE SNYDER, VIRGINIA SHE PARO, HARREE DONLEY GRACE CERDA, ENUU SCHUTH. SECOND Row: JACQUE LINE LANE, RUTH PET+lNGlLL, MAXINE Munov, LOUISE PISTOLE. HAvlNc BEEN ACTIVE IN G.A.A. THROUGHOUT THEIR HIGH scHooL YEARS, THE SENIOR G.A.A. GIRLS HAVE GAINED THE REPUTATION or BEING ALL ARoUNo cooo SPORTS POSSESSlNG SUCH DESIRABLE QUALI- TIES AS COOPERATIVENESS ANU FRIENDLINESS. THEY HAVE RETURNED rRou PLAYDAYS WITH MANY VICTORIES, AND THIS YEAR WON THE BAS- KETEALL PENNANT IN THE lNTERcLAss GAMES. lTLL' i ii-!'.' 'Fl NU'-1' Hn' Q TT' . J.. T.. -131 'im :gr-M -f' wa-T f ' ' FIRST Row: M. CORTNER, M. HAwEs, K. PQYNE D. Owens, N. BAILEY A DQSPALATRO, B. GAUNTNER, B. LEE. SECOND Rbws D. MILLER D. GAAY L. Busn, A. HENNIG, M. JURKOVICH, S. MARTIHEAU, M. DAY, 6. HARPER P. Mums, M. SEXTON. THIS YEAR THE JUNIORS won THE HOCKEY PLAYDAY AND TOOK THE PENNANT Fon THEIR CLASS. THIS ACHIEVEMENT PnovEs THAT THE Jun- son CLASS as ALso TOPS IN THE ATHLETIC FlELo. THESE clnLs HAVE COMPETED IN INTERCLASS GAMES AND HAVE MADE A cooo SHOWING AT A Huuazn or PLAYDAYS. i.Qi!'.t'-, ' FIRST Row: H. MONTGOMERY, M. CARROLL, A. Russue, M. HEMPHILL, I WEINHEIMER M. A. GOTHARD. Secouo Row: B. PRINSLOW M. CRRUST, N Moon O. S?EFFEN A. Ruiz, B. FLORY. THIRD Row: J. QEARCE, V. wuss, M. EGBANKS, E. MEINHARDT, G. TREEcE, J. EKBERG, P. LEuE, D. LATHROP THE soPHouoRE GIRLS HAVE HAD A vERY SUCCESSFUL G.A.A. vEAR. BECAUSE OF THEIR EXCELLENT ABILITY AS VOLLEYBALL PLAY- ERS, THEY TOOK THE PENNANT IN INTERCLASS cAMEs, oEFEATEo THE FACULTY TEAM AND won THE VOLLEYBALL cAMEs AT PLAYDAY. Tuev HAVE UNDOUBTEOLV Pnovan THEIR CAPABILITY AS ATHLETES. Fans? Row: R. DcuuAn S. CLAPP, R. SANDOVAL, M. SMITH, ET-HENSLICM, R. MATTINGLY D. FISHAURN P. BARRET M. HAYES. Sccono Row: V How ELL P. GAQE' M. GRlFFlN,,M. Dunn B. KUYKENDALL, B. KIIBROUJH E. Snchno B. LAWRENCE P. Rem. Timo Row: A. Psunv L. Roasnrion, J. MCDAMIELS, M. Snehno, J. GILL, M. Dances D. H0gSACK C. Boss, D. Mossancen. Founvn Row: B. Sr. CLAIR, M. ,BANNARD, P. STRICKLIN, M. Moons, J. Rose. ALTHOUGH runs IS THEIR FIRST YEAR Fon PAnTIcIPATInc IN G.A.A. sPonTs, oun WFRESHIESH HAvE Proven THEIR ABILITY AS ATHLETES av SUCCESSFULLY COMPETINC IN INTERCLASS GAMES. Tncv runrusn Pnovzo rusun ABILITY av Teena VICTORYES AT Tue aAsxsT- BALL PLAvoAv. ,1--svn .L '1 ' L Lim' ai if 5 , . tl aL 3 1,11 1, A I' I ' - gl, '15-L ti Q 'T Ag 'il , -W nl on f '1 - p' W C3 3 , I s fa- .S-x 'ini' 'S W 5.44. ai 543 lag S 4' itll -V Mi..-Z. W X .'k.',l2-h' 'ig'sf'RQL'K'.R wvpps ' - t E X A .' --4-1 -n 7..-' U ' ' 1. I 'rl ' Yf yggflp X 624,03 554' ffguwggwfs v wlefe 1 ij?-iw? if fwilw MMQff5f ww V 1? wwe , - A G 'L'ffL Www I 1 1 '-4? v!1fa.,u-c,,,,,',F--Lv.,-, 2 . Luz, VUM4 nz' I - , . V -'fc 'I ., ' ,wt 0-., u,6QfvvU-JC we 4QjW? 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Instructor - Leaves Huntington Hi to Be Freshmgn In All Hostess at Army Camp Three Contests -- -- Miss Velma Morrell. one of the Following an old H. B. custom,gir1s' physical education instruct- ors, left the first of the year to men in an three events of thetake the position of Seniql- Hostess captain! daughier, and joust which was held on the prac-at Camp Cooke, which 'S on meles, as Ralph Rackstl-aw, Leads and Chorus Working Hard to Operetta For Mari --1. the sophomores defeated the fresh- ' Doris Ranney as Jose drahimssuiiesguiilnit Jfijhegirce, field during 6th period onijg Simeon Hlghway near I-'om' romantic leads in Gilbert hearts of everyone in the audience Oct. 6. In the ten years this fresh- ' l1van's gay and gzollicki or more than soo. man'5OPh0mO e brawl has been!-Iuntington Beach Students 993 M- S- Pmaforf used to conclude the 'freshmanco to Conference at Lagunaglven by the mugig df C8 s hazing, the initiates have won only ...... March 26- ..' ' Maxine Murdy, Ruth Pettin- 0 3 M Wwe' giu Jane Martin, and Betty ANU in Il l5f'lll fi. Br'tty's Everywhere Illini n'l ' Um- to Spare! Advisory Council Representatives re Elected Elections were held yesterday in the English and Social Studies classes for a representative to the Advisory Council. The following students were elected: Holmes Moore To Be Editor of 43 Cauldron Over One Hundred More Books Must Be Sold To Fill Contract. Pflpular Holmes Moore received the honor of being chosen editor Of the 1942-1943 Cauldron. Nom- inations were made by written lllrlfy League wlu Hold lliarper reported they had a won- Lhrlstmas Party on Dec' lslderful time at the Hi-Y and Gir f-- Reserves Conference, Nov. 'Itl 1 and 8th. It was held at Laguna. Seniors Take A ' ' Hager IS In Interclass M1 Commissioned GTA. This year as in years before, the Girls' League will have their annual Christmas party. It is to be held Friday December 18th, in the cafeteria immediately after school. ' Interclass games ended Flrst Dlsplays After teaching at I-Iuntingtonsweuegt gear of basket Talent, Enthusiasm Beach Union High school for algivewone triedgiewqgjir ' ' most twenty years Mr R Mme pennani .e ' tl ' d 0 era ' ' ' out on top, winning all th: AWN' Cnfuslasm an CU P 'Hager left his associates here on las ames UCD. Oufglllfit Pep Valllffl hg1dfbi',January 29, commissioned as. ag S g ' fore the U anon '-'S 4 ' 00 lieutenant' in the United States - lball game proved a success. Navy. Career Glrls to I T29 lilgh Wagted muslc 01 .thc Lieutenant Hager departed atqlnitiate Twelve len 21 OHS W1 UU1' HOW m21J01 once for Dartmouth College where ettes, Betty Barns and Beth Byrnshe will take the ind0ct,finationNeW Members stimulated the SlUd9f1tS. course of the Naval Reserve. 'i Sons leaders Marilyn Cvuftncr After three months at Dart- Career- can-ls. forms Shirley Martineau, and Barbarzmouth, he will go to Coymnbiacommmcml Club' WCM., Krenwinkle led in' School Songlvniversity fe study for an addi twclx'c now members ai and showed many new routines. tional year. His work there willmmymm ,mt Wcdncgdm, Yell leaders George Allen, Bucbe in the foreign administration A 'h -' ' ' Lee, and Norman Young. weruservice, 'llivrc HFC lWV0llly'tVf through their routines leading u:H. B. Boys May Have oers oi' the Career Cr in yells. Obstacle Course Set Up officers arc Florence . .... president: Betty Dunl At If you were at the Newport president: Mario Foglc football game, you undoubtedly tary-ti-casurerg linogoi ' ' enjoyed the obstacle races they breath, publicity. as a novel entertainment dur- ing the half. For Soldlers, Benefit H.TIglaa1i0H:jorl5?nr: tgllibrlrftgrilacsi I-Timers a Wastini ii, get hepsuch as Newport has. These ob- Latin Club H1 Christmas Pa ballots, a vote then bein taken stacle races consisted of scaling ' LZ gals, snatch your best beau and - t in thc Senior English classes, who truck him down to the Sadie Haw-ahwazll' V:'qhlcl'i,3f'aS pg up agmzs- M be f Club Chose Thom Green' Holmes Moore' kms Dance' which Wm be heldtwvliichlzlsere Zltalgged ljdwlihisr :ill L:1Tn gearly. F and Maxine Murdy respectively. in the gym' November 18' moo- th other side and crawling -- 4:30. It is being sponsored byon e . . , . the Red Cross organization of thethrough tunnels erected in their The Latin Club wil Buy Wal' Blinds and . h If ha an su Christmas party in the Girls' League for the benefit oipat .way' you ve y g' Stop the Axis Tramps. ld, our so iers. gestlons, see Mr. Shelle- after school on Decembc Cees' and 'Dees' Win Championsh , 1 - . r ly m ' 4 Nlylqfz 'fi j 1flll ff 'Q f I I f vs - lf 4 fx.xnAt4a Ni .J ' 'I ' , . l -. Z' f Iwo.. ' t i Y, 'f'f'i'5a--. Cv, . ' CX' s ' -... . -. A 1 if-fx ..i ff -fa ns,-.. ' HIV1-1' life' . ' ' ml-,ffl all V.. U. ,Q , ',,,, ' mf, Tfxj- Q ' 1 fww ij ,. f , ' I fzjyjuyf, 1 uJfw.p,f,E ,,Q6..,e .' ,,,.t'.-,.- 1727, je! ,.,:,:. 7 -.zg....,' ,AH A 4'-'Q-'-:Lai wtf.f,:f2l.:f:'i bg' A tw' --.' - I -r. . --- A JNTINGTO HIGH LIGHTS ig April' Talent For Comedy Dlspla ed 'Student 9fflCBl'S re Gwen umor Class B Male Facult Memherstre ommated For ext Year The male members of our facul- GIRLS' LEAGUE ty put on tho. most amazing sho nior Play, Young April presented in the higl . . th . given on April 9 for th'e entir ldltonurfx e evemngystudent body. It was not stage There will be an tevemgsas a talent show al-though muc Fee on Y' ,and he 8 talent. humorous' and otherwise is twenty-five cents perhaq dis la ed, thirty-five for reserveey' p y fUnusual Talent e play will start at 8:01 lowers Leaves amp Cooke da Marie Bowers, well- fsical education instruc- Huntington Beach last After care 1 take up duties as cafe- .ess at Camp Cooke. hool board has granted Ye of absence. Mrs. Brau- ke over her duties her 'est of the school yea rs Store r In Bond Campaign Dance Concludes , Drive March 20. nms, student body ad- ndly announced that last e were 53,281.25 worth purchased and 3342.95 itamps sold, making th al of S3,624.20. Thi Service Agents ndon's dramatic students Patti Peryle Mcairs, Welfare Chairman of the GirI's League, arranged with Mrs. Hayden, Am- ericanization teacher, to have a program for the sick people in Orange County Hospital last Wed- nesday, April 28. Dorothy Hawes was appointed to be in charge of the program, and she really got up H good one. It was possible to have only four IS 'people on the program besides Dorothy, as Mrs. Hayden was on- ly taking a car. tudent Bod ntertained By B. J. C. Band H. B. Boys Respond to Call - , Mr. Defty and his Long Beach 'or College Band received en- usiastic applause when they gave very interesting assembly on ' The following people have been lominated for offices in the stu- lent body government for the fear 1943-1944. Their petitions ere turned into the office the rst of the week. All other pet- ions still out must be turned in y the latter part of this week. r. Adams Concludes alk on Adam's Rib Adam's Rib was the subject Mr. Adams' pep talk presented the Girls' League last Wednes- y. ame Drive Proves o Be Great Success The game drive, which extended ?rom April 5 to April 16, con- :luded with over two hundred games being turned in. This amount was way over the expec- .hat has ever rocked the rafter . of our good old auditorium. It wa liy Sophomores ful planning and practicing, the sophomores pro-'E vided in their talent show, grea entertainment for the studen body, February 18. I The boys of H. B. were on the job again April 21, to help Mr. Ruoff, who lives on Bolsa Chica Rd. The call this time was to helpiebruary 26. The program was tations of the Girl's League and haqvwgest tumips and beets. vell arranged and included a wide G. A. A. Boards, who were the 'ere were about thirty boysrrariet f b r, who responded and were taken Cy 0 num e S sponsors' out on the bus: Huldron Goes to Press 'I E. A. A. Baseball 5135: C...i.i..,. .Em h.. .,..,,- Pfl , 0595 e Ins E away so hat they ca d t W k g - Pave U: year book ready for lith- lon .io Baseball started out on A131111-imp mg by May 7' The pub' , , is er will h'ave his hands f 11 26, with a fairly good turn outb -U 0 en House To Be Held There were more freshman girls ecaule .both presses are running D ' th h ca on pl-,nmg for the army , at End of Education Week all HIIYOHE, SOp 0l'l'l0I'ES me ' ' next, then juniors, and last of all ' ' l O I H A -1 - the seniors. Sgphs Wm ln pei ouse on pri 16 will ,latin Americanism is ThemeV0lley Ball Game . of Auditorium Program Faculty be the climax to Education week :his year. As formerly the building will be open from 7 p. m. to 8:30 in order that parents and friends lny MiX'llp- The mothers and' fathers of the L. students of Huntington Beach high Ya-a-a-a Sophomores! Ya-a-a-apartments From 8.30 to 9.30 there school all enjoyed the musicalaacultyi That - h t - ' ' . ' .- Show that the Pan-American Stu- is w a you heardwill be a program in the audi may see the work of various de- ither hit last Friday withid FO resented on Openf you were in the gym Tuesdayitorium. entation ofrspy Me This em Yum P . iprii '13, during activity period . . House Night, April 16. U i , exciting one act mys- hen five members of the facul- , . 2 This One is the story Brackett, who takes up work while her husband I business. Mr. Brackett, 1 used to Evalina's es- faves Hannah, the maid, As the plot gets under 'et service agent is hid- l a screen and the un- i-Iannah is locked up in loselt when a dangerous Tri-Y, Hi-Y Membersv Played the first team G A A Enjoy Joint Pot Luckc. A. A. Letter Awami 'llCfBdt .llillltillll 1 A bl H ld W d d Theljoint Tri-Y and Hi-Y pot- ssem y L e nes ay ln TWO Classgs oyce Ekberg, head of hockey, luck dinner, which was held in the J cafeteria last Wednesday, was the re t t 1 . first main event between the twip ss: id to a I girls a hockey as' The swim meet held here on clubs this year. There were abousem y as Wedtfesday' ai-Ch 31 with Anaheim proved to sixty-five students attending, alsi After the business meeting o Ccessful for the Vars- Mr. Miner, Miss Jamison, anqhanding out letter awards, Joyce: vena SuB,, ad the final Mrs, Harlow, who were the sponint d - . iy an SQU 5- m-: ro uced the Senior Tno' whose-ore being: H. B. Varsity 47'SS 2-,E sup. J rr xl! ,V X u-1 ff' J J? f 1 w. ,f Q ' r X , I Us,f.,!Nf, Q f 1 Z- f- Y. 'TELECQ WEL-Nfifli Flnsv Row: lsT BARBARA CHAMNESS, 4TH Donovnv HAUES, STN VIOLET Ou- oERxuRx 6TN JANE MARTIN, 7TH JAcquELlNE RENFRO BTN JEAN WHITTAKER, 9TH EILQEN STRICKLIN, IOTN SHIRLEY EVANSON. SECOND Row: 2No Ino- GENE GAILBREATN 4TH VALERIE BELL, STN ESTHER PRESSON 6TH LoulSE PISTOLE BTN Enfo Scnuru, IOTN JAcQuELnNE LAKE. Tunic Row: 6'rN ROBERT KACNEIL, BTN CLIFFORD HUSTON. FIRST Row: STN MAXINE Munov, BTN A. GENE Enwun, 9TN Boa LETSON. SECOND Row: 2ND BULL wooos, 6TH DALICE Gnoves, 9TN BILL MAXEY. THIRD Row: 4TN WILLIAM BISCAILUZ, 5TN DONALD SPAFFOR0, 9TN LARRY MOORE, IOTN JOHN McCoRulcx. Flnsf Row: 5TH LORRAINE TNouAs, 7TN AKIRA KA- NExo. SECOND Row: 2No PETE EKBERG, 5TH JOHN HUFTILE, 8TH JACK Exaenc, 91N Anrnun DRENT. Ti aw' .HF fl . Far 5- I. in .' A- 'Ww FV. . 'M Il wzqifv- -fu. 4.?4I9 L A J jr' V, -m-.,g'D . K Q- . ,uf If f ,' B . 3 'ff-'-f' U . , If V, A Sf, X E 4 ' 'C4x l' A 5 .. Q 4,4 ,fig x. 5 ' so -li! , tl' - ...Z 11 I A L NT IWW. ps 'UP :ii 1 1 if Hu.. if ', S 'tr ,U li N 7 . xl, 3 .x. 1 x5h x .f K. ,A- K 13 2 'S lv f rx '-'X 5.23 Q ,wil ' ' --0 f . ff ,J 2 J, ' 4 X I - v U y Jn IK .,, 4- xl I I n fl?- E. T 4 ,fx S rg .1-,I . 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