Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1942 volume:

JlsU -t 1 t w IHGLEHOOD HIGH SCHOOL •p-r-e-s-e-n-t-s- The Streamlined GBEEUHBITE I Dedication When a man like Coach Johnny Morrow has written his own record in a high school, there is little we can add to it. His fine spirit and clean sportsmanship are known not only to those boys he has coached but to all who have come in contact with him. Today, after developing several championship teams at Inglewood High School, he has left to serve in the armed forces of his country. As an ensign in the United States Navy he is assisting in the physical train- ing program, continuing his excellent work of turning out hard- hitting champions. It is with real appreciation and pride that we, the Staff, dedicate the 1942 Green and White to Ensign John W. Morrow In MeinQriam Frank A. Anderson Board of Trustees, 1939-1942 (June 24, 1893— April 3, 1942) Albert F. Monroe Faculty, 1912-1937 Life Member of Inglewood High School Student Body (November 15, 1876 — December 10, 1941) June Fisher Class of 1943 (May 13, 1925— December 2, 1941) Calvin Shinn Class of 1944 (September 18, 1924 — July 6, 1941) Carol Jean Kessler Class of 1945 (October 21, 1927— December 28. 1941 ) . ' I Ammm I -«— — p 1 The Mathematics and Science Building, more com- monly known as Building I, is the place where the clinking of test tubes is heard and the penetrating odors of strange concoctions emerge. All students arc acquainted with the Administration Building and its familiar routine: the change of pro- grams in the counseling rooms, the spirit of friendliness in the principal ' s office, the understanding advice from our deans. Then, of course, no one will forget that last- minute dash into the attendance office for an admittance card! And the student body business headquarters is one of the most important parts of the school manage- ment, for here is transacted all student finance. Also to be remembered are the hungry crowds in the lower hall during the snack period and that final weary flight of stairs to the third floor. The Fine Arts Building contains a variety of classes, from the print shop to the dramatics room. The grating of lockers, the charge for the cafeteria line at noon, the banquets and proms attended in the camouflaged study hall — all these will be recalled when we think of Building VI. The Girls ' Gym is always a busy place, with girls hurriedly dressing, checking out equipment, and rushing out to fall in line before the tardy bell rings. And an unforgettable sight here is the bedraggled swimmers after their siege in the pool! c«4 fit I I Mrs. Ida Sunderlin It was twenty-five years ago that Ida Sunderlin came to Inglewood High School to begin her career as a home economics instructor. As she was replacing a teacher called into war work, she felt her stay here would be rather brief. But fortunately for the many who have enjoyed and profited by her classes, she remained to become one of our school ' s most inspiring and beloved faculty members. Mrs. Sunderlin spent several interesting years at the University of Hawaii and became well acquainted with the Islands during her stay there. This was followed by two years at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin, and supplementary work was taken at the University of California and later at U. S. C. In 1930 she experienced the unusual privilege of attending the White House Conference on Child Welfare at the request of President Hoover. She was president for one year of the State Home Economics Association and an officer for several years in the National Home Economics Association. For two years she was president of the Faculty Club here, and she has been chairman of Visual Education ever since the department was installed here three years ago. Mrs. Sunderlin ' s class in home management and child care has always been one of the most popular courses in school, and each year many of her former students return with their families to visit her. Today she can look back across the years spent at Inglewood and see hundreds of young people whose happiness and ambitions have been attained through her assistance. Numerous homes here have been made more pleasant and constructive because of her far-reach- ing guidance, and she may well be proud of the fine results which she has helped to produce. Captain Eliason Lieutenant Selenge Lieutenant Whitney Since the beginning of the war, support and assistance from Inglewood High School have been needed many times, and her students have responded to a variety of calls with an all-out effort. But the finest contribution to the winning of the war has been from those teachers and boys who have entered the armed forces. Their patriotism is admired by the friends that they have left behind, and their great sacrifices are appreciated here where we no longer see them. On December 7, 1941, at Pearl Harbor, one of our high school ' s graduates, Marine Raymond Pennington, was killed in action. From the time of that first attack many Inglewood alumni and former students have been fighting and risking their lives. We wish that we could list them all here, but the number is so great that no accurate account of them has yet been made. Six of our faculty members have left Inglewood H was Mr. Newel Eliason. of the science and mathematic Rosecrans in San Diego. Ensign John Morrow, a co Annapolis and is stationed at St. Mary ' s, working wit K. Selenger, a social science teacher and coach, is now a tioned at the Instructors ' School at Mather Field, Ca stages of his training in the Air Corps and will receive h Bob Blackman have graduated from the Gene Tunney now have the rating of Chief Petty Officers in the Nav igh School to go into the service. The first to go s department, who is now a captain stationed at Fort ach here for several years, has recently returned from h the physical training program in the Navy. Walter lieutenant in the Army Air Corps. At present he is sta- lifornia. Coach Dick Whitney is completing the final is commission as lieutenant. Coaches Loren Brown and Naval Training School at Norfolk, Long Island, and y- Following is a list of the students who have left school this year to enter the various branches of the armed forces : Le Roy Belanger, ' 43 Army Ralph Bowers, ' 42 Navy Bob Boyle, ' 44, Navy Jerry Breitwig, ' 44 Navy William Brooks, ' 42 Navy William Brown, ' 42 Navy James Bunch, ' 42 Navy Robert Burke, ' 42 Navy Larry Butler, ' 44 ___ Navy Theodore Caerbert, ' 42 Navy Jack Carroll, ' 42 Navy Robert E. Clarke, ' 42 • Marines John Claycomb, ' 43 Navy Stewart Coleman, ' 43 Navy Don Cooke, ' 42 Navy Don Curtis, ' 43 Navy Jack Eiben, ' 43 Navy Bob Gillaspie, ' 42 Army Gene Good, ' 42 Royal Air Force Dallas Hahlbeck, ' 42 .Army Albert Huey, ' 42 Navy Ed Lentz, ' 43 Navy Robert Martens, ' 42 .Navy Lawrence Manville, ' 43 Navy Francis Miller, ' 43 Navy Jack Offenstein, ' 42 Army Roy Perkins, ' 42 ....Army Bill Preach, ' 43 ....Navy George Pritchett, ' 42 Navy James Rackley, ' 43 Marines Herbert Eugene Roy, ' 43 Navy Ed Sterigere, ' 43 Navy Jim Swisher, ' 42 Navy Richard Young, ' 42 Navy Ensign Morrow Chief Petty Officer Rl.ickm.in Chief Petty Officer Brown Foreword x HE RECORD of man ' s progress and the heights which he has achieved can be written across the newly conquered skies in one word — flight. Soaring, creative minds have made possible undreamed attainments, and the expanse in all fields now under control is a tribute to the loftiness of the human spirit. The sky itself offers no limit; it is but another challenge for deeper exploration into the unknown. Mankind has not reached its goal nor fulfilled its ambi- tion; but today the wings are strong and the heart is brave and the mind is clear, and the flight to enduring enlightenment is assured. COMMANDERS u CONTACT ACTIVITIES PILOTS N R COMBAT C R E W JUNIOR S SOPHOMORE S TRES HMEN TAKE-OFF SNAP S HOTS ...■■-.■ :• ' ' - -■ • — .... V - s - r ■f MANSERS j. Mr. Spaulding Mr. Fraser Mr. Anderson Mrs. Eades Dr. Forbes Inglewood Union C. H. Spaulding. President Clifford Fraser, Vice-President Mrs. Ruth Eades, Clerk Frank E. Anderson Dr. C. A. Forbes - Inglewood Hawthorne Inglewood Inglewood Inglewood Maude E. Knudson Herbert B. Thompson May F. Simpson Harold O. Simar High School District HAROLD O. SlMAR ------ District Superintendent Mrs. Maude E. Knudson - - Director of Attendance and Research H. B. Thompson ------- Business Manager Mrs. May F. Simpson - - - Girls ' Attendance Supervisor ' William C. Smith - - - - - - Co-ordinator Mrs. Barbara E. Bashor ------ School Nurse Mrs. Grace C. Lofton ------ Executive Secretary William C. Smith Barbara Bashor Grace Lofton James C. Haines Inglewood High School We have passed through a momentous year — a year that brought the crashing news of Pearl Harbor and the changing of our sunny halls to air raid shelters. Through these conditions you have shown strength of character, a purpose to make real values count, and a will to do your part in the cause of democracy. For your outstanding accomplishments and service I salute you. — James C. Haines. Sara J. Scoville Ivan J. Carey Elna Price, Gladys Wilkening, Florence Ulm, Adelia Ogan. Kay Johnson. Lucille Gessler, Sylvia Mahan Ruth Chidester, Doris Johnson, Eva Dore, Violet McGuire, Viola Collins Administration James C. Haines Principal GEORGE A. CRAIN Co-ordinator of Education Jennie M. Sessions - - - Co-ordinator of Counseling Mrs. Sara J. Scoville Dean of Boys Ivan J. Carey - - Dean of Girls Jennie M. Sessions George A. Crain — ' PJZ English and Language Gladys A. Waddingham (Head), Roberta A. Anderson. Ruth Cochran, Robert E. Englehart. Edna F. Foster, Kenneth M. Hurlbert, Roger W. Johnson, Beulah P. Johnson, Marie M. Latasa. Hazel Rose Lawrence, Lawrence R. Lehigh, Bertha R. Lockett, Robert S. Mead, Harold B. Owen, Stella C. Scofield, Walter K. Selenger (on military leave), Beverly Smith, Dorothy Wight, Lucile Will. Mary C. Ward. Librarian . gL- %nt Mathematics and Science George P. Benson (Head), Clara H. Alldritt. Kenneth C. Asay, Robert Barnett, Kathryn L. Eberhart, Newell G. Eliason (on military leave) , Ruth Glenn. John P. Harville, Lyle C. Herbst, Ethel R. Madlund. Wayne J. McGill. Pauline Pickett, M. Norman Stickney, Olive J. Zumbro t SS J + Household Arts Ida E. Sunderlin (Head), Patricia Barrett, Mary G. Cooley, Vesta S. Davy, Bernice Gange, Alberta Scott, Luella M. Hughes, Queen M. Smith Commercial Carl E. Katerndahl (Head), Everett C. Braun, Florence Brown, T. W. Cochrane, Marjorie Fraser, Margaret M. Hull. Alice K. Record, Francis S. Robinson, William J. Worthington Social Science John A. de la Hayc (Head), Ethel B. Ashens, John A. Howard, Mary G. Jensen, Eslie F. Jewel f Ji Music Melba M. Wendland (Head), Holace Metcalf, Mildred C. Munro, Irma M. Stevens fcl P Girls ' Physical Education Mildred M. Strohl (Head), Margaret Clayville. Augusta Gudmunsen, Dorothy Maurer, Marian Ralphs, Margaret Tylor Boys ' Physical Education Arthur H. Badenoch (Head), Richard W. Arnett, Robert L. Blackman (on military leave), Loren B. Brown (on military leave), Martin Ernaga, Thomas M. Gerhart, John W. Morrow (on military leave), William D. Troxel, D. R. Whitney (on military leave) Mechanic Arts A. John Waldmann (Head), George C. Barnum. Robert K. Burley, Robert S. Conley, Lyman B. Curtis, Harold P. Davis, Clarence D. Miller, Roy H. Moore, Wilbur W. Olson, Lewis E. Peters, Bernard R. Shaner, Merlin Wagner S R. K. Lloyde Neville S. Redmon Adult Education Adult Education Secretaries R. K. Lloyde, Principal Inglewood Evening High School and Director of Adult Education Marjorie McCain Colleen Ralph Neville S. Redmon. Supervisor National Defense Training Edna A. Nash, National Defense Secretary Mildred Griffin. Statistical Secretary Violet Willet, Assistant National Defense Secretary National Defense Office Sylvia Mahan, Supervising Clerk Ruby Hoback. Purchase Order Clerk Doris Johnson. Financial Secretary Adelia Ogan, Assistant Clerk This year enrollment in the Adult Education Program is more than double that of last year, for over eighteen thousand men and women are now taking advantage of courses offered by this program. Approxi- matey half of these people are registered in one or more of the eighty-six national defense classes, and half are in the one hundred twenty-seven general adult groups. These classes required a staff of one hundred thirty-five teachers. National defense instructors were largely obtained from North American, Douglas, Northrop, and Vultee aircraft companies, where they were either supervisors, foremen, or lead men. National defense classes are of two kinds: pre-employment, for persons who either are not employed or are employed in non-defense work: and supplementary classes, open only to men and women who are already employed in aircraft or sub- sidiary factories. Over thirty-five hundred men and women have received employment as a result of training in the pre-employment classes. Classes are maintained at adult education centers in Inglewood High School. Leuzinger High School, and Nelson Hall in Hawthorne, as well as in numerous elementary schools and churches. A new shop building was erected on the Inglewood campus, and in this building as well as at Leuzinger High School and at a rented building at 5 70 Acacia Street, Hawthorne, the Federal government has installed machinery to the value of $202,700. In response to the community need over forty classes in Red Cross First Aid have been established, and over thirteen hundred persons have been given this training. Forty more classes are being held for training people in Civilian Protection. Adult courses are in operation twenty-four hours a day. and a number of them run six days a week. An extensive summer session program is planned in which the number of classes will exceed those now in operation. The entire expense of national defense and general adult classes, both in the regular school term and in the summer session, is paid from either Federal or State funds. 29 EVENING AND SPECIAL DAY CLASSES IN INGLEWOOD, LEUZINGER, ADULT EDUCATION CENTERS AND HAWTHORNE Americanization — Helen Murphy: Arts and Crafts — Marie A. Lambert, Elizabeth B. Hilton: Art Leatherivork — Eva Joy Martin: Aviation for Stenographers — Patricia Kelly Peed: Blue Print Reading — Gaylord A. Shan- non: Bookkeeping — Ralph V. Colbert: Chorus — Oren L. Gardner: Citizenship and U. S. History — Charles S. Lofton: Comptometry — Frank Robinson: Criminology and Fingerprinting — Paul J. Wallace: Dressmaking — Anne E. Gallagher. Lillian Scott: English and Mathematics — Beulah P. Johnson; First Aid — Emma Albrecht. Martha Barnett. Edgar Byrd, Alma Carmichael, Margaret Clayville, Sue Collins. Frank Doig. Elizabeth Dorsey, Veronica Edlund. Kennard Edland. Elizabeth Green, Harold Hollinger. John Howard Jr.. Charles Kahlert. Yolande Smith. Lila Stevenson, Jane S. Trumbull, Edna K. Vogel. August F. Wendorff; Home Nursing — Margaret M. Feuille; Lip Reading — Lucelia M. Moore. Alice W. Beaumont: Millinery — Marie Heinecke. Juanita C. Darwin: Nutrition — Ida Sunderlin: Parent Education — Bula G. Williams. Edith P. Shepherd: Physical Education for Women — Allie Debenham, Marian Gray, Marian Ralphs. Alberta B. Smith; Physical Education for Men — Arthur H. Badenoch. Thomas Gerhart. John Morrow, William Smith: Rabbit Husbandry — Ruth Ruiz: Radio Drama — Wilson Bower: Rugcraft — Ellen C. Gould: Self Defense Judo and Wrestling and Judo — Roy H. Moore; Shorthand — Elsie Brown. Freda Lyle: Spanish — Dolores Dyrnek: Textile Arts — Mary Sclvege; Typing — T. W. Cochrane. Frank Robinson: Woodshop — George Barnum, Thomas D Slattery «mj i to A worker in a tool and die class operates a Do- All contour machine. This radio class broadcasts once a week over station KMPC. presenting the dramatic series, The U. S. Means Us. The class has been active in radio broadcasting for over five years. NATIONAL DEFENSE INSTRUCTORS Airplane and Engine Mechanics — Charles S. McCarthy; Acetylene Welding - Aircraft — A. L. Patterson, Pat Lester. R. Rains. C. P. Brummett. Lawrence Fox. Melvin Hansen, Wm. E. Snider, Lynn Kauffold, Clarence H. Faith: Advanced Aircraft Sheet Metal — Charles S. Seagoe, Philip Wasserman; Aircraft Maintenance and Repair — Theodore W. Kidd: Aircraft Radio and Electric — Earl A. Larimore. John Nettleton: Aircraft Shop Funda- mentals — Harry L. Leigh; Arc Welding — Claude A. Stotler, Jack Sanderson. Joseph P. Weed, Cliff Deyling, Clarence H. Faith. Albert Seffens. Otis G. Lord, Ernest R. Call. Paul Gregory; Blue Print Reading — Harry W. Peterson. Hal H. Lynch. William P. Sullivan, Walter. J. Schmidt, R. Anderman; Burring and Bench Machining — William Sain. Delbert F. Dunham. Charles Mangold, John J. A. Lee, F. B. Smith; Drill Press Operation — Raymond Probst. Anton Sorko. Leslie A. Smith; Engineering Checking — Terry Allen: Engine Mechanics — Robert M. Hoffman: Final Inspection — Leon H. Seeley: Introduction to Aircraft Mfg. — Robert Joyce; Jig Building — Elmer B. Gladu; Lathe Operation and Bench Work — Victor Curci, Harold Clybourn, Carl T. Angel: Lofting and Template Layout — Norman A. Veland; Machine Operation and Bench Machining — Fred- erick P. Bogler. E. Robinson, James T. Reilly, George Bowers; Machine Shop — Robert Conley, Job Sander- son. James T. Reilly. Wm. Sain; Machine Shop Technology — Harry Leigh. J. L. Reed. Carl H. Waldeck: Machine Shop Theory — Carl H. Waldeck; Milling Machine — Charles Groff, Carl T. Angel. M. K. Allen; Plaster Pattern Making — Charles A. Covey; Precision Inspection — Thomas A. Emmons; Sheet Metal Layout and Assembly — -Chester F. Harris; Sheet Metal Layout and Riveting — Walter J. Schmidt, Chester F. Harris: Sheet Metal and Sub-Assembly — Flavel Moberly, S. S. Ramsey: Sheet Metal and Sub-Assembly Inspection — F. B. Smith: Sheet Metal Fabrication — Theodore Morton, Walter Brophy, Gordon H. Jarvis. Charles S. McCarthy, Chas. W. Walker. Jr.: Ship Fitting — Francis MacDonald. Edgar Bates: Shop Mathematics — John M. Howell. Frederick P. Schwimmer; Tool Design — R. G. Stronks; Tool and Die Making — Albert B. Wood- ward, Elmer B. Gladu. Leroy E. Sherman; Tool Making — Albert B. Woodward; Tube Bending — Sid Stevenson 1. In this special class deaf mutes receive training in drill press operation and bench machining. This is the only national defense class for deaf mutes in the United States. 2. A portion of the milling machine class is seen in operation. 3. Men and women train as drill press operators. 4. Miniature fuselage assembly jigs are constructed in this aircraft class for women. ■■ ' ■ ' ' ; ' ' ' ' ' it fW oc ( W V VO JLo v 4- - - - - ' ckJJ _ X: ■ H - w 6- X. x XjJJ. -w ou - «-aj cuk c. ■ K JUju - - _ - t «_fcol - x . ' -- - -•i- j-Ar •o-Lerva iTVJ Xt, suA. Adams Ash Barnum Cowles Brainard Denton Student Body Cabinet FIRST SEMESTER— Johnny Ashley. Presi- dent: Jane Adams, Vice-President : Dorothy Kinsfather, Treasurer: Billye Isaacson, G. A. A. President: Newell Oestreich. Big I President: Ray Cowles, Scholarship: Earl Denton, Campus Publicity: Jim Burks, Off-Campus Publicity: Janice Spaulding. Student Body Representative to P.-T.A.: Bill Sunday, El Centinela Edi- tor: Helen Ballwanz. Green and White Edi- tor: Dorothy Kinsfather. Green and White Manager: Roy Perkins, Senior Cass President: Bob Finch, Junior Class President: Bob Patton. Sophomore Class President: Ann Barnum. Girls ' League President: Eddie Liberator. Boys ' League President: Roy Perkins. Sentinel Service Chief: Bob Bawolski. Chief Yell Leader. John Ashley ; 34 SECOND SEMESTER— Bob Bawolsk ' i. Presi- dent: Ann Barnum. Vice-President: Barbara Auer. Treasurer: Billyc Isaacson. G.A.A. Presi- dent: Newell Oestreich, Big I President: Vic- tor Cain, Scholarship: Beth Chandler, Off- Campus Publicity Chairman: Jack Tuccori. Campus Publicity Chairman: Janice Spaulding, Student Body Representative to P. T.A.: Bill Sunday, El Centinela Editor: Helen Ball- wanz. Green and White Editor: Dorothy Kinsfather, Green and White Manager: Ray Cowles. Senior Class President: Bob Finch, Junior Class President: Bob Patton. Sophomore Class President: Jane Adams, Girls ' League President: Neil Ash, Boys ' League President: Jack Marshall. Sentinel Service Chief: Bob Ba- wolski. Chief Yell Leader. Ruth Brainard. Vice-President Katerndahl, Advisers. Bob Bawolski Finch Kinsfather Patten Isaacson Liberator Spaulding 35 The Girls ' League has been active this year in many branches of service work, contributing to the China War Relief Fund and the Orthopedic Hospital, as well as buying defense bonds. It pre- ented several assemblies and gave the annual Big Sister party for incoming freshman girls. Girls ' Leaqve Cabinet FIRST SEMESTER — Ann Barnum, President; Ruth Brainard, Donna Grif- fith, Jeanne Crain, Ruth Tanner, Mary Helen Hawthorne, Vice-Presidents; Miriam Hollingsworth, Pearl Peterson, Secretaries; Babs Pittenger, Treasurer; Clema Christenson. Pianist; Joan Green- lees, Business Manager; Violet Vilarino, Lily Vilarino, Assistant Business Man- agers; Janice Spaulding, Chief Big Sisters. Ann Barnum 36 4fi ft 9fe . ft ■ « ' V SECOND SEMESTER— Jane Adams. President; Dottie Burks, Donna Grif- fith, Joan Greenlees, Judy Maguire, Peggy Paxton, Vice-Presidents; Lillian Rydingsward, Miriam Forbes, Secre- taries; Pearl Peterson, Treasurer; Eve- lyn Orr, Pianist; Anna Strong, Business Manager: Jo Peabody, Joan Lowry, Assistant Business Managers: Miriam Hollingsworth, Chief Big Sister; Rita Durkee. Barbara Ward, Doris Nichols, Assistant Big Sisters: Mary Helen Haw- thorne, Public Relations Group; Mrs. Scoville, Miss Latasa, Miss Hull, Miss Maurer, Miss Barrett, Advisers. Jane Adams Boys ' Leaque Cabinet FIRST SEMESTER — Ed Liberator, President; Cal Holley, Vice-President : Ray Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. SEC- OND SEMESTER — Neil Ash. Presi- dent; Cal Holley, Vice-President ; How- ard Berry, Secretary -Treasurer. Mr. Carey, Mr. Miller, Mr. Barnum, Mr. Shaner. Advisers. Eddie Liberator 38 Neil Ash The Boys ' League assisted capably during money-raising drives at school and donated to many worth-while causes. It was in charge of various as- semblies and conducted a tour of the campus for incoming freshman boys. 1 Hall Monitors Admissions Committee O i I is . Campus Publicity Committee Off -Campus Publicity Committee 41 wnsi i L. i.„ ._i«a I Sentinel Service Committee FIRST SEMESTER — Rov Perkins. Chief. SECOND SEMESTER— Jack Marshall. Chief. Mr . Ca rey. Adviser Second Period Representatives FIRST SEMESTER — Jane Adams. Chairman. SECOND SEMESTER — Ann Barnum. Chairman. Mr. Haines. Adviser. LfcJL tf wV ; jmj Scholarship Society FIRST SEMESTER — Ray Cowles, President: Beth Chandler, Vice-President : Pat de la Barre, Secretary. SECOND SEMESTER— Victor Cain, President; Ruth Brainard. Vice-President ; Peggy Paxton, Secretary. Mrs. Lockett, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Sessions, Mr. Mead, Mr. Crain, Advisers. Ofi: 4 Janice Spaulding Chairman Caroline Shelby Cralle Virginia Dye Ed Marriott Doris Forster Helen Jones Lonnie Tackett Harold Lovett Faculty Committee Dr. Howard Chairman Mr. Haines Miss Hughes Mrs. Bashor Miss Jensen Mrs. Scott . ' Junior Red Cross Paper Drive Committee Ray Cowles Chairman Helen Ballwanz Barbara De Brunner Earl Denton Louis Greene John Nicks Mrs. Scoville Mr. Carey Advisers FIRST SEMESTER Ruth Brainard President Cal Rohner Vice-President Jeanne Crain Secretary Laura Fehrensen Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Earl Denton President Jane Adams Vice-President Peggy Paxton Secretary Eleanor Mills Treasurer Miss Lawrence Adviser Mask and Gavel Quill and Scroll Beth Chandler President Bill Sunday Vice-President John Ashley Secre tary -Treasurer Mr. Johnson Adviser 45 Beth Chandler President Peggy Paxton Earl Denton Alma Berta Vice-Presidents Barbara Stevenson Business Manage iM r Miss Anderson Adviser «! « La Jeunesse Yictorieuse Los CoxiQuistadores FIRST SEMESTER Bob Finch President Shirley Clarke Vice-President Joan Lowry Secretary- Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Shirley Clarke President Mabel Evans Vice-President Joan Lowry Secretary- Treasurer 46 11RST SEMESTER MI Sunday Consul .irb.ira Maxwell Consul etty Ann Thompson Quaestor foshi Watanabe M Censor |d Marriott j Aedile flat Leahy Tribune ECOND SEMESTER ill Sunday Consul ucille Wyon Consul etty Ann Thompson Quaestor my Orteg Censor i Marriott Aedile it Leahy Tribune rs. Wight Adviser S.EQ.R. World Friendship Club Jeanne Mangin President Mary Delia Chiara Vice-President Lois Andrews Secretary Don Spaulding Program Chairman Dr. Howard Adviser 47 Senior Tri ■ Y FIRST SEMESTER: Judy Maguire President Ruth Tanner Vice-President Ruth Zech Secretary Joan Lowry Treasurer Virginia Dye Inter-Club Representativ. SECOND SEMESTER: Jeanne Kreider President Marsolin Cake Vice-President Juleen Grebe Secretary Caroline Shelby Cralle Treasurer Iris Little Inter-Club Representativ Miss Glenn. Mrs. Wight. Advisers fair FIRST SEMESTER— June Smith, President; Gladys Deeter. Vice-President: Jane Motter. Secretary; Betty Windlinger, Treasurer. SEC- OND SEMESTER — Gladys Deeter, President; Peggy Pearson. Vice-President: Betty Wind- linger. Secretary; Joan Leahy, Treasurer. Miss Jewel. Miss Brown, and Miss Fraser, Advisers. Junior Tri • Y :.?• F 48 m Jl d Joalyce Gugliotta. President: Verna Hammond. Vice-President: Shirley Johnson, Secretary: Doris Hughes, Treasurer: Ruth Jonathan. Social Chairman: Mary Hartt. Program Chair- man: June Bright. Ring Chairman: Marquetta Sophomore Tri-Y Hummell, Publicity Chairman. Adviser. Mrs. Madlund. Freshman Tri-Y FIRST SEMESTER — Lois Brazelton, Presi- dent: Dorothy Runnells, Vice-President: Va- lora Prentice, Treasurer: Rose Marie Springer, Secretary. SECOND SEMESTER — Alvene Cutbirth, President: Betty Lou Richter, Vice- President: Pat Thomas. Secretary: Nancy Quanstrom, Treasurer. Miss Zumbro, Miss Anderson. Adoisers. P C fll lit. ' .L. V. FIRST SEMESTER— Earl Denton, Presi- dent; Floyd Watkins, Vice-President: Ray Cowles, Secretary-Treasurer; Park Prest- wich, Sergeant-at-arms. SECOND SE- MESTER — Ray Cowles, President; Earl Denton, Vice-President ; Joe Duff, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Monte Lefton, Sergeant-at- arms. Mr. Barnett, Mr. Lehigh, Advisers. Senior Hi-Y Junior Hi-Y Bob Millhouse President Frank Eldridge Vice-President George Yoshemohi Secretary -Treasurer Mr. Davis Adviser 50 Frosh-Soph Hi-Y FIRST SEMESTER Ted Wcndorff President Richard Summcrfelt Vice-President Jack Coburn Secretary Wesley Hinshaw Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Robert Coons President Jack Coburn Vice-President Joe Butler Secretary Dudley Riffe Treasurer Mr. Herbst, Mr. Owen Advisers Fellowship Lucille Wyon, President Marcia Ford, Vice-President Paul Hoy, Song Leader Mr. Peters. Adviser Crucible and Tongs FIRST SEMESTER — Robert Max- well, President; Betty Emery, Vice- President: Pat de la Barre, Secretary; Ed Marriott. Publicity. SECOND SE- MESTER — Jimmy Densmore, Presi- dent : Betty Emery, Vice-President; Pat de la Barre. Secretary: Ed Marriott, Publicity. } Chemistry Coaching Club Mr. Asay, Adviser CO Henry Stewart President Alexander Egger Vice-President Nat Wilson Secretary Robert Cotton Treasurer Mr. Olson Adviser Radio Club hi riott, Photography 11 null Club Russell Lunstrum President Jeanne Kreider Secretary Mr. Harville Advisee 53 Girls ' Athletic Association; Letter Women Billy Isaacson, President Barbara Stevenson, Vice-President Barbara White, Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Zech. Recording Secretary Miss Tylor, Adviser iSrE i ? i m i Newell Oestreich. President Jack Marshall, Vice-President Dick MacHale, Secretary -Treasurer Mr. Badenoch. Adviser It 1 i •£! r M 5 1 j ■ ■J I a ' k 1 EDITORIAL STAFF I Bill Sunday... Zella Campbell Beth Chandler John Ashley Bob Finch Barbara Stevenson Elinor Lesner .... Donna Griffith Shirley Miller . Editor-in-chief .Associate Editors Sports Editors .. Netvs „ Feature Editor Girls ' Sports ._ Exchanges TYPISTS Dorothy Cresswell. Jackie Dye, Lor- raine Grumes, Louise Carpenter. Marion Lamphear. Betty Curtis, Evelyn Bell COPY AND PROOF READERS Cameron Donald. Mabel Evans, James Lutes, Irene Patton REPORTORIAL STAFF Dick Bishop. Cameron Donald, Rita Durkee. Shirley Foster, Bob Huffman, Judy Maguire. Dan Richards, Shirley- mae Spaulding, Maxine Beiber, Jeanne Mangin, Lois Andrews, Marcia Seidel, Elinor Mills. Harriett Tessmer. Frances Trerotola. Ida Mae Wilson. Anthony Kiapos. Carole Winters. Pat Currey, George Glaze. Mary Hankins. Bob Bawolski Bill Sunday Mr. Johnson Adviser El Centinela i i ik PRINTING STAFF Park Prestwich, Jack Tuccori. Walter Lendy, Rudy Baumann. Charles Gct- chius. Cameron Donald. Leo Misloski, Richard Perkins. Le Roy Reynolds. Matt McCoy. Donald Peterson. Joseph Tibcrio. Jimmy Gallagher. Joe Marsh. Richard Lucrezi. Robert Darby. Jack Marshall. Earl McLaughlin, Harry Phillips. Bill Snyder. Bill Phillips. Deon Schreibcr. Miller Shelton, Bill Bunch. Harold Lovett. Emmet Roach. Bob Robinson. Mario Steere. Kenneth Jackson, William Terry. John Trum- bull. Gene Duport. Bob Hedicman. Jack Robbins. cio. Harvey Williams. Wayne Hansbrough, Robert Burke. Dean Haines. Auvel McLaughlin. Mal- colm Robertson, Burke Pace. Irving Orr. Jack Kirkland. Jimmy Gallagher. William Terry. Walter McDonald, Bill Baker. Raymond Teal, Glynn Vaughn. Ralph McDevitt, James Lutes, George Gorciak. Boyd Lake, R ay Smith. Jimmy Jackson, {5arry Exa37 Hannah. Bill Wallace Roc- Dean Davey. Mr. Wagner Adviser One of the most popular interpreters of campus life is El Centinela. whose ever-present humor, latest bits of gossip, cartoons, student surveys, and other items of interest contribute greatly to our school spirit. • A N y y W ■ M - Helen Ballwanz % Green 2nd White Helen Ballwanz Editor-in-Chief Frank Eldridge Assistant Editor Dorothy Kinsfather Business Manager Jane Adams Art Editor Mr. Robert W. Englehart } r ,, , , Mn 1 c -.t. — faculty Advisers iss Beverly Smith ft Mrs. Queen M. Smith Art Adviser Mr. Carl E. Katerndahl Business Adviser The staff wishes to extend its appreciation to the followir people, whose co-operation made possible the publication of til 1942 Green and White : the Inglewood Retail Merchant Association: all of the patrons whose names are listed in tl back of the book: the second period representatives and all sV dents and faculty members who aided in the advertising ar sales campaign: Abe Cohan and Cal Rohner, who assisted wii snapshots: Gordon Fyfe, who contributed to the lettering ar art work: Mr. Lyall of the Lyall Studio; Mr. Fuches of tl Standard Lithograph Company: and Mr. Babcock of tl Babcock Cover Company. Kiiif; Adams Cowles Ashley Cralle Maguire Denton Behrman Dye Brainard Eldridge Chandler Emery lot EDITORIAL STAFF Kinsfather Fehrensen Lesner John Ashley, Dorothy Behrman, Ruth Brain- ard, Beth Chandler. Ray Cowles, Caroline Shelby Cralle. Earl Denton, Virginia Dye, Betty Emery. Louis Greene, Joan Greenlces, Donna Griffith, Richard Hill. David Kim. Elinor Lesner. Joan Lowry. Vada Lee Ratekin, Virginia Rice, Shirley Spaulding, Barbara Thorson. Kim Thorson 3 Girls ' Senior Glee S Girls ' Junior Glee C h O r i s t e r s Senior 9 liTiAMjl ™ C TfcJ Junior m Band Christmas Program Jm V V V 1 ■ ■ L 1 V JB I E J 1 i fc f Iffl ™ Music Festival ,r, no 7% i ui ' H ■ Ballwanz Ashley Griffith Cowles Fehrensen Schmeecklc Awards INNERS of the Frank D. Parent Cups (awarded annu ally on a point system for scholarship, citizenship, and activities) were Margaret Robinson and Conrad Blasco. The Dr. Wallace Holley Watch (given to the boy in each graduating] class who in the judgment of the faculty committee has made the greatest improvement during his four years in high school and who has shown promise in scholarship, leadership, citizen- ship, and athletics) was won by Keith Schmeecklc. The Dr. Gail Fehrensen Watch (awarded to a senior girl for similar qualities) went this year to Laura Louise Fehrensen. Dr. Fehren sen ' s daughter. Helen Ballwanz and John Ashley won the bronze medals presented by the American Legion for excellence in scholarship, leadership, honor, courage, and service. Special certificates for the same qualities were awarded to Donna Grif fith. Ruth Tanner Patricia de la Barre, Ray Cowles. Bill Sun day, and Newell Oestreich. Tanner de la Barre Sundav Oestreich 65 - - Senior Play Class The dramatics classes this year have been more progressive than ever before, and their activi- ties are among the most noteworthy in the school. The Footlight Guild produced two full- length dramas and several shorter ones, and the Senior Class presented the outstanding comedy, Ever Since Eve. The greater part of the success attained by these plays is directly due to the fine coaching of Miss Lawrence, whose effort and interest have long been a great asset to the dramatics department. The stage crew, under the direction of Mr. Slattery. has never failed in its capable assistance: and much credit belongs to it for effective, well-designed settings. Stage Crew 66 Ever Since Eve Mrs. Clover ._ Ruth Tanner Johnny Clover .... Bob Bawolski Mr. Clover Earl Denton Spud Erwin .... Louis Greene Susan Blake ... Jane Adams Betsy Erwin .. Janice Spaulding Martha Willard Ruth Brainard Officer Simmons Cal Rohner Henry Quinn __ Gale Boulton Lucybelle Lee __ Jeanne Crain Preston Hughes . Ray Smith Football Players Ray Azar, Jack Carroll, Jack Friess Jerome Hoffman Miss Lawrence, Director Virginia Rice, Student Director 67 June Mad Penny Wood .. Helen Binkley Chuck Harris Bob Finch Mrs. Wood Lorraine Grumes Elmer Tuttle Fred Samain Dr. Wood H. Ray Smith Effie _. Shirleymae Spaulding Milly Lou Judy Maguire G. Mervyn Roberts Burton Wragg Roger Van Vleck Kenneth M. Hurlbert Mr. Harris .... David Young Shirley Wentworth .. Joan McKinney Rae Wentworth .. Josephine Gleeson Julie Harris Jackie Johnson Miss Lawrence, Director Gertrude Card. Student Director i The Young In Heart CAST George-Anne Virginia Rice Richard George Glaze Leslie Saunders Elinor Mills Sahib Bob Bawolski ■Marmy J ane Adams Miss Fortune Judy Maguire Mr. Anstruther Earl Denton Duncan MacCrae Bob Finch Mr. Hutchins ..... Kenneth M. Hurlbert Sarah Barbara Templeton ST ] m Andrew .... ' . Burton Wragg Mrs. Tasker ..... Juanita Cresap Guests at Party Gertrude Card Jackie Johnson David Young Joan McKinney Josephine Gleason Louis Greene Miss Lawrence. Director Shirleymae Spaulding, Student Director 0 1 1 , « v r •- Sp.iulding Pea body Class of 1942 CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER — Roy Perkins. President : Shirley Clarke. Vice-Presi- dent: Mary Jo Peabody. Secretary- Treasurer. SECOND SEMESTER — Ray Cowles, President: Janice Spauld- ing, Vice-President ; Pat de la Barre, Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Alldritt and Mr. de la Haye. Advisers. Ray Cowles + • i Ilv i -iJ J w )  Alley Cohan Mangin Rohner I Burks Hawthorne Meadows Shyffer Zech Calkins Holley Mills Tanner Voges The unsung heroes of our class. Yes, there are many of them, those stu- dents who are often in mind but seldom in sight — that is. seldom in sight when the honors are dealt out or when a picture is taken. They are the workers who keep our business going without any fuss. The fine results of their efforts can be found all over the school. 73 L if l + V Backus, Dorothy Ballwanz. Helen Bawolski, Bob Baker, Betty Barnes, Audrey Baylcs, Virginii Balian. Virginia Barnum. Ann Bealc. Bcttv Ball. Pat Bastian. Bob Beaumont. Bill Ball. Thomas Baumann, Rudolph Beck. Lila s Kker. Bill . ' eman, Barbara . ' hrman. Dorothy -Ml. Evelyn . ' rnbaum. Doris Berry. Howard Berta. Alma Beyer. Nadinc Binkley. Helen Bishop. Harry Blanchard. Virginia Blum. Charity Boulton. Gale Bouve. Walter Booth. Jackie Braden. Jim Bradley. Lorraine Brady. George Brainard. Ruth Brazelton. Lorraine Brewster. Ernest Briggs. Al Brind. Betty Brown. Betty Brown. Bill E N I Brown. Burt Brown. Jack Bullock. Cyril Bunch. Jim Burkett. William R S W m 4 Burks, Dorothy Butts. Glenn Callaway. Charles Chambers. Robert Burks. James Caerbert. Ted Campbell. Zella Chandler, Beth Burton. Byron Cain. Victor Card, Gen rude Chavez. Joe Bushman, Lloyd Cake. Marsolin Carpenter. Louise Chino. Kiyo Butler. Beverly Calkins. Elizabeth Carroll. Jack Ciampa, George SEN I Clark, Tommy Clark. Viola Jean Clarke. Shirley Cleveland. Bette Louise Coe. Mary Bell Ft Cohan. Abe Coleman. Marga Colestock. Betty Combs. Lorrain | Conn. Bob s 76 ineally, Frances iner. Evelyn ke. Don cland. Lloyd •lett. Lucille Covington. Roberta Cowles. Raymond Cox. Betty Ann Cox. Bob Crain. Jeanne Cralle. Caroline Shelby Crawford. Elaine Cresap. Juanita Crosby. Helen Cunningham, Jeanne Daher. Sclma Dalzell. Le Etta Danner. Donald Darby. Bob Davenport. Dorothy Davis. Bedur Davis. Loretta Davis. Mabel Davison, Barbara Dav. Margaret DeBrunner. Barbara Dc la Barre. Pat Delia Chiara. Mary Denton. Earl Dc Villeneuvc. Joyci S E N I D R S 77 picket] , Ida Duff. Joe Dye, Virginia Eppelman. George Ferguson. Ben Dodd. Dorothy Duffy. Kay Eagle. Georgia Erskinc. Corrine Fuerstinger. Alex Dorms. Margaret Dunbar, Dorothy Elizagaray. Bea Farnsworth. Elden Fleischhacker, Betty Drobeim. Jane Dunn. Raymond Emery, Betty Feathers. Bill Floyd. Eloise Drake. Lorraine Dunnam. Leo Enlow. Joy FehrCnscn. Laura Folkerson. Bev SEN I • 4w J Ford. Mac Forrest. Jack Foster, Bettv Jo Freed. Jackie Friedman. Joe D R S 78 :ss. Jack Gaut , Marjone Gonzales, Connie Griffith. Donna e. Gordon Giese. Vaud Gonzales, Mary Grover, Blanche Medon. Albert Gillespie. Bob Grebe. Juleen Grumes. Lorraine rrett. Lorene Glazener. Victor Greene, Louis Gurley. Ray trick, Beth Gleason. Josephine Greenlees. Joan Hager. Shirley Hagerman. Pearl Hamilton, Clarice Hankins. Mary Hansbrough. Ella Hansen. Claire Harding. Virginia Hawthorne. Mary Helen Hayes, Bill Hayes. Lawrence Hazelwood. Howard E N I R S 79 3 Heath, Pat 3 Hcckendorn, Lewis 3 Hegquist, Gerald 3 Hcndrickson, Dorothy D Herbert, Keith Higashi. Noboru Hill. Clyde Hill, Maxine Hill. Richard Hirigoyen, Agnes Mary Hodges, Betty Hollar, Harold Hope, Thclma Hodges. Ethel Holley. Calvin Hopkins, Earline Hoeck. Betty Hood. Bill Hopkins. Iris Hoeye, Ray Hoogerbrugge. Frank Horiuchi, Yuriko Horiuchi, Yoshe Hooten. Virginia Hovey, Clarice SEN I Hoy. Bill Huntley. Je;M Isaacson. Bilp I Ito. Thomaii Jackson. Kciff DBS 7)80 James, Pat Johnson. Daniel Johnson. Eunice Johnson. Jackie : Johnson, Marion s Johnson. Morris Johnston. Ted Katsumata, Yukiko Kaupp. Eunice Keister. Janice Kelly. Norma Kim. David Kinnear, Wanda Kinsfather. Dorothy Klinck, Barbara SEN Klusman, Lorell Knezevich. Steve Kolath. Mary Konn. Mike Kraft. Jane I K reider. Jeanne Kuhlman. Ruby Kurth. Doris Lampbear, Marion Langager. Ruth Lanier, C. V. Lapsley, Pat Larson. Elna Latasa. Frank Ly Vere. Keith R S 81 Lofton, Monte Lendy, Walter Lester. Marjorie Lewis. Frances Liberator. Eddie 1 wmr rm 1 ' ■ ' •ii 4 i 1 JT T 5 Lindsey. Jeanne Lowry, Joan Mahder. Audrey Little. Iris Lundberg, Roland Maltz. James Lockmeller. Lois Lunstrum. Russell Mangin. Jeanne Long. Belva MacHale. Richard Mann, Cecile Long. Doris Maguire. Judy Mann. Robert Markley. Doris Jean Marks. Bernice Marks. Paul Marshall. Dorothy Marshall. Jack R. Martin. Harry Moudy. Charlene Maxwell. Barbara Mayer. Paul McCampbell. Eug S E H I R S 82 McComas. Richard McDonald. Mary VkKim. John McKinney. Joan FajMcLaughlin. Arvel .rbtf s McNealy. Mary Meadows. Louvenia Miles. Gwen Miller. Aileen Miller. Julius Miller, Shirley Mills. Elinor Misloski, Leo Mitani. Joe Moffat, Edna Moore, Virginia Morgan, Pat Morrison. Joyce Mowry. Dick Muir. Marjorie Murray. Lois Myers, Clayton Neale. Bill Nelson, Lucille Newman. Floyd Nickas. Julius Nicks, John Nixon. Richard Nocll. Verloyce Norton, Joyce SEN I R S 83 |,fr 1 r m V ft Morton. Nadine jNorwood. LaVerne Nowland. Rose [Nutt, Georgina Oakley. Max 84 Oestreicb. Newell Olsen. Don Ounmouth, Tanya Pasqualc. Dorothy OfTenstein. Calvin Olsen. Dorothy Owens. Bill Paxton. Peggy O ' Hara. Bob Orr. Evelyn Parker. John Peabody. Mary Jo O Hara. Charles Orr, Irving Parker. Lillian Pearson. Violet Olsen. Dale Orth. Barbara Parillo. June Pendleton. Charles SEN I Perrault, Virgin Perry. Lois Perry. Robert Peterson. Pearl Peukert. Frances R S OS Phillips. Bill Phillips. Grace Phillips. Virginia Phipps. Warren Pluym. Phyllis Powell. Sam Pumphrey. Bill Revill. Edythe Prestwich. Park Purnell. Sam Reynolds. George Prigg. Eleanor Rabasa. Lu!a Rhodes. Etta Pritchett. George Rabner. Gwen Rice. Virginia Lee Prough. Alfred Rasmussen. George Richards. Betty Jean Richards. Jack Richardson. Bettye Richardson. Bill Richardson. Delores Rickson. Howard Riggs. Virginia Riha. Jackie Risk. Margaret Rizzo. Anthony Roach. James SS E N I R S 85 Roberts, Vivian lobinson. Margaret jlohner, Cal ' .ose, Eris lowley, Volene Runnells, Betty Samain. Fred Rupert. Bill Samson. Bill Ryan. Bill Sater. Audrey Rydingsword, Lillian Sattley. Bill Rydlek. Neal Sayre. Bernice Shaffer. Bob Schell, Lucille Schief. Frances Schlagel. Lawrence Scbmceckle, Keith Schneider. John Schutte, Harold Scranton. Owen Sears, Shirley Sele. Alice SEN I Sharpless. Rolanc Shire. Don Shyffer. Bernard Siddall. Bill Sinclair. Bil R S 86 10 get Jack Smith, Perry Spangenberg. Bob ith. Eddie Smith, Ray Spaulding. Don ith Evelyn Smith, Robert M Spaulding, Janice ith June Lucille Smith. Savannah Spaulding. Shirley ith. Lucy Southstone. Ray Spear. Judy Stanford. Muriel Stein. Donald Steinkirchner. Jeanne Stcllman. Sylvia Stevens. Beverly Stevens, Norman Stevenson. Barbara Strong, Ann Strong, Violet Sullivan. James Sunday, Bill Suponchick, Katherine Sutcliffe. Marva Swarthout. Barbara Sweet, Neil E N I D R S 87 Symon. Betty Tanner. Ruth Tautrim, Fred Templeton. Barbara Tennyson. Joyce Terrano. Victor Tessmer. Donald Tessmer, Harriet Thompson. Howard Thorell. Valerie Thorson. Barbara Tegelberg. Gilbert Tollinger, Joyce Tracy. Alice Trerotola. Frances Tuccori. Jack Tye. Mary Uda. Tommy Valentine. Bob Vilarino. Lilly Vilarino. Violet Voges. Claude SEN I R S 88 El Ill orhies. John Wammack, Dick iciit unck. Georgiana Watkins. Floyd addingham. Margaret White. Barbara Wight. Irene Wilkinson. Bob Wilson, Robert Wines. Isabel Williams, La Mar Wilson, Virginia Wohnke, Glenna Wilson. Bob Winder Ed Wright. Lola May Wilson. Ida Mae Winder Howard Wyon. Lucille Young. Vivianne Zech. Ruth Miss Aldritt Mr. de la Haye SS E N I R S 89 ■ 4 Player of the Year W9 Newell Oestreich, star Inglewood High School athlete, won the distinc- tion of being chosen the ' 41 Player of the Year by the Helms Athletic Foun- dation for his outstanding performance on the gridiron. Further, Newell was placed on the first-string All-Bay League and All-Southern California teams. Li El C B S H 4 42 c 73 92 77 53 8P 70 73. ?% £g  Varsity Fooiball Bay League Co Champs This was one of Inglewood ' s good football teams, the first Inglewood team to play outside the state of California. The team traveled to Tucson. Arizona, on November 7 and lost a hard game to Tucson High School. Aside from our defeat everyone enjoyed the trip, and we hope to continue game relations when conditions permit. Bay League competition for ' 41 was indeed tough. Inglewood defeated Redondo — Redondo defeated Santa Monica — and then Santa Monica defeated Inglewood to take the Championship Trophy. The team of ' 42 has a big job ahead. Graduation is taking nearly the entire first string. Will the ' 42 squad accept the challenge and fill the vacancies? I believe they will and can. It is a big job. Our new Coach Bill Winslow will have a tough assignment finding replacements for Bob Bastian, Jack Friess. Keith Schmeeckle, Ray Azar, and Jerome Hoffman — and in the backfield Al Huey. John Ashley, hard-hitting MacHale, and George Eppelman. That would be some job — and then try to find another Oestreich, who can outkick. outrun, and outpass any other back in the League. Come on. ' 42! There ' s hard work ahead. Let ' s go! Coach John Morrow, who has turned out several championship teams, is now an ensign in the United States Navy. His work will be greatly missed. —ARTHUR H. BADENOCH Surloy Leuzinger, 6 I.H.S.. 13 Tucson. 27 I.H.S.. 6 Alhambra. i j I.H.S.. 12 ' § FtW % i A. f 1 4! 5 $1 A 9 tC ♦ . ft p J ■ | i i r s fc Ai ft ! j P B l . ■ + Hoffman Ted Caerbert 1 V A R I T V LETTERMEN John Ashley. Bob Bastian, Jerome Hoffman. Ed Hyduke, Dick Carter. Keith Schmeeckle, Roy Perkins. Newell Oestreich. George Eppleman. Richard MacHale. Don Cadoo, Jack Carroll, Albert Huey. Neal Rydlek. Ted Caerbert, Charles Calloway, Ray Azar, Jack Friess, Jack Kirkland, and Charles Saltus. Manager. Schmeeckl MM Bishop ; f.t H ' -r ' fv ,__. B FootTsall LETTERMEN Jack Bishop, Bob Barr. Joe Daher. Bob Har- rod. Phillip Daher, Dick Wright, Eddie Smith, Jack Chronister. Bert Brown, Dick Voelzke. Edward Adams. Danny O ' Rourke. Hugo Babka, Kenneth Cameron, Dick Waayers, Don Spaulding, Ray Southstone, Henry Sakai, Dan Richards. Bill Sattley, Charley Saltus, Jerry Earl, Tommy Uda, Frank Okabayashi, Gene Simpkins, Bill Dowler. Keith Greenwood. Ray Hawkes, Tom Halde, Stan Collins. John Schneider. Mr. Brown and Mr. Whitney. Coaches Mr. Brown and Mr. Whitney, Leuzinger. 26 I.H.S. Beverly Hills. 13 I.H.S. Compton. 47 I.H.S. Redondo. 20 I.H.S. Santa Monica. 6 ..... I.H.S. 6 98 _ mi LETTERMEN Captain Paul Manahan Phillip Charncll Jack Gonser Frank Hoogerbruggc Ken Kissam Charles Calloway Irv Gustavson Dallas Hahlbeck Cal Rohner Calvin Rickson. Manager Whitney and Mr Coaches Blackman A Waterpolo M A B Waterpolo - So. Cal. Champs LETTERMEN Captain Gerald Hedgeq Conrad Blasco Don Cooke Jack Green Lewis Heckendorn Melvin Howard Dan Johnson Joe Mitani Dale Morsaint Bill Pennington Fernando Steerc George Tyrrell Dan Richards Dick Hatch, Manager utst LETTERMEN Captain Larry Manville Ray Burns Edward Fraker Bob Huffman Art Logsdon Dean Schreiber Mario Steere Louis Weinberger Bill Miles James Edmondson John Trumbull, Manager C Waterpolo A Swimming Coach Troxel h LETTERMEN Jack Gonser, Ken Kissam, How- ard Rickson. Irvin Gustavson, Bob Isenor. Bob Clarke, Phil Charnell, Frank Hoogerbrugge. Bill Landis, Manager. Mr. Blackman. and Mr. Troxel Coaches BAY LEAGUE FINALS Beverly Hills, 65 Santa Monica, 35 Leuzinger, 32 Inglewood, 22 Compton, 1 7 Redondo, 100 lib 1 ,! LETTERMEN Bill Peters. Dale Morsaint. Jack Middleton. Gerald Hcgquist, Silvon Engleman. Dan Rich- ards, Dan Johnson. Conrad Blasco. Mr. Blackman. and Mr. Troxel Coaches BAY LEAGUE FINALS Beverly Hills. 70 Inglewood. 36 Redondo, 35 Leuzinger, 5 Santa Monica, 4 Compton, B Swinm m C Swimming ♦ LETTERMEN Ed Fraker, Jim Reeves, Lowell Walker, Bill Weinberger, Dan O ' Rourke, Roy Burns. BAY LEAGUE FINALS Redondo, 31 Beverly Hills, 29 Leuzinger, 1 7 Inglewood, 16 Santa Monica, 1 5 Compton, 101 J A ' BasKetball Beverly Hills. 21 Redondo, 23 . .. Compton, 19 Santa Monica. 20 Leuzinger. 28 I.H.S.. 16 I.H.S.. 27 I.H.S.. 18 I.H.S.. 31 I.H.S.. 26 LETTERMEN David Kim. Jack Marshall. Bill Heideman. Bill Gilmer. Howard Thompson. Joe Lanning, Dick Carter. Jerry Bell. Ray Gurley, Ross Porter. Mr. Gerhart. Coach Coach Gerhart rr m° B BasHetball LETTERMEN Tommy Ito, George Brady, LaMar Williams, Joe Vilarino, Bill Spargo, Claude Voges, Alvin Theedke, David Lewis, Victor Cain, Dick Hill. Cal Halvorson, Al Greenleaf. Bill Blaker. Mr. Gerhart, Coach Beverly, 29 I.H.S., 13 Redondo, 34 I.H.S., 29 Compton. 26 I.H.S., 25 Santa Monica, 25 I.H.S., 23 Leuzinger, 28 I.H.S., 23 ,M _,  t C Bashetball Beverly Hills, 15 Inglewood, 26 Redondo, 23 Inglewood, 17 Santa Monica, 18 Inglewood, 25 Leuzinger, 16 Inglewood, 29 Co -Champs Kenneth Bowers, Gaylord Cowen, Jerry Freer, George Higashi, Chester Houston, Alfred Johnson, Takeshi Katsumata, Joe Kimura, Valea Pescar, Frank Siroky, Bill Taylor, and Kenneth Batchelor, Manager. Mr. Braun Coach Coach Braun I El n 1 V D BasKetball LETTERMEN Paul Avazian, Harry Brady, Jack Foster, Charles Fowler, Bill Molotad, George Munzing, Doug Orsel, Ted Pescar, Paul Warm, Bill Terry, Toru Miyade, and Kenneth Batchelor, Manager. Beverly Hills, 15 Inglewood, 26 Redondo, 30 _ Inglewood, 24 Santa Monica, 23 Inglewood. 18 Leuzinger, 17 Inglewood, 24 Redondo, 14 Inglewood, 3 Redondo, 4 Inglewood, 1 Leuzinger, 1 Inglewood, 4 Leuzinger, Inglewood, 1 Beverly Hills, 3 Inglewood, 1 Baseball LETTERMEN Bob Bawolski, Dick Bishop, Harry Bishop, Jack Bishop, George Eppelman, John Gates, Jack Greene, Lewis Hastings, Darwin ' Horn, Eddie Hyduke, Newell Oestreich, and Doug Duitzman, Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY Jerry Bell. Joe Butler. Ivan Herbst, Bob Fox, Gene Bell, Dave Preciado. Dick Franzman, Frank Enzor, Paul Manahan, Phil Daher. Bill Andis, Earl Lucas, and George Patris and Doug Duitzman, Managers. Mr. Brown and Mr. Ernaga, Coaches. Beverly Hills, 10 Jnglewood, Santa Monica, 7_ Inglewood, Santa Monica, 3 -Inglewood, Compton, 4 Inglewood, Compton, 10 Inglewood, Mr. Ernaga C 15 7 9 4 K, - 1 u -! m LETTERMEN Captains Bob Conn and Ray Southstone, Jim Burks. Jack Chronister, Dick Carter, Robert Craw, James Densmore, Harold Hackman, Darrell Kreitz. Walter Lendy, Walter Neikter, Floyd Newman, Don Olson, Sam Powell. Don Stein, Norman Stevens, Norman Wainwrigbt, and Walter Simonek and Nat Wilson, Managers. Mr. Arnett, Coach K ' r A Tnck ' 1 K • I 1 a 1 to 1 4 4 B ' A « lOT tki V M 4 M A d fBI I BAY LEAGUE FINALS Beverly Hills, 54 Santa Monica, 40 Inglewood, 38 ' _ Compton, 17 y 2 Redondo, 8 Leuzinger, 2 (P r r B Track B TRACK FINALS Santa Monica, 47 Beverly Hills. 38 Leuzinger, 30 Redondo, 30 Compton, 10 Inglewood, 9 LETTERMEN Captain Bill Dowler. Bill Brown, Paul Epler. Albert Gabledon, Charles Saltus. Cecil Schmeeckle, Gene Simp- kins, Edward Smith, Robert Stack, Lowell Turner, Joe Vilarino. Mr. Arnett, Coach Vrfir I 1 C ' Tiwk BAY LEAGUE FINALS Redondo, 41 Inglewood, 32 Leuzinger, 24 Beverly Hills, 21 Santa Monica, 1 7 LETTERMEN Captain Howard Staley, Bill Bruce, Jack Foster, Don Martin, Earl McLaughlin, Pat Pannett, Louis Scudder. Charles Fowler, Don Rymal, and Roland Pemberton, Manager. Golf Beverly Hills, 6 Inglewood, Beverly Hills, 6 Inglewood, Santa Monica, 3 Inglewood, 3 Santa Monica, 6 — Inglewood, Redondo, 6 Inglewood, Redondo, Inglewood, 6 LETTERMEN Captain George Brady Harry Brady John Ekstrom True Haneline Ross Porter Mr. Arnett, Coach IfX lo, k By m Team GYM LETTERMEN Bernard Shyffer, Dan Anderson, Jim Webb. Richard Lucrezi. Richard Thomas, Joe James, Ted Richards, Jerry McMullin, Bob Isenor, Vincent Blommer, George Reynolds, Bill Springer, Martin Dickerson, Robert O ' Hara, Clyde Hill, Don Bennett, and Jack Robbins, Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY Ben Ferguson, Malcolm Marks, Raymond Britton, David Froemmling, Richard Bayard. Mr. Brown and Mr. Ernaga, Coaches. WRESTLING LETTERMEN Rex King, Roland Sharpless, James Razor, Bert Brown, Kenneth Cameron, Lloyd Derry, Sam Powell, Abe Cohan, Charles Callaway. Ed Winder, Manager. Mr. Moore, Coach Wrestling f ' £ ; m i J. if 91 Redondo. 4 Leuzinger, — I.H.S., 9 Santa Monica, 2 I.H.S., 7 Compton, 2 . I.H.S., 7 Beverly Hills. 9 I.H.S., LETTERMEN Claude Voges Bob Winkler Verl Lillywhite Bob Spangenberg Ed Marriott John Anger Gene Donovan Deen Sowell Daryl Anderson Floyd Parks Mr. Gerbart.-Coac i Tennis ' v XxT?i v i. v ■ 1 V ■ V V V ' sto y, JB jtf XX] Bi •« M •T ' ' ' XI Y V v ' 3 M N 1 v W ■• V m. v ■ •n. v 1 X ] It v v - V 1 1 ' si | mat-. 1 1 « Santa Monica, 72 . ....... Inglewood. 15 Beverly Hills, 73 ._ Inglewood, 29 Compton. 47 Inglewood, 58 El Segundo, 15. Inglewood, 72 Redondo, 5 4 ._ Inglewood, 62 LETTERWOMEN Dorothy Hendrickson, Carol Frink. Frances Lewis. Elizabeth Calkins, Louvenia Meadows. Barbara Lechlitner, Ruth Tanner, Zella Campbell. Betty Emery Miss Clayville, Coach Girls ' Tennis G. A. A. One of the largest and most popular of the girls ' organizations in school is the Girls ' Ath- letic Association. Under its sponsorship the members have participated in inter-class sports — volleyball, basketball, hockey, swimming, baseball, and tennis — and have enjoyed parties, ban- quets, and outings. By developing good sportsmanship, athletic ability, and personalities, the G.A.A. has aided the girls immeasurably. Much of the credit for its success is due to the efforts of the gym teachers and club officers — Billye Isaacson, President; Barbara Stevenson, Vice-President; Ruth Zech, Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara White, Recording Secretary; and Miss Tylor, Adviser. Miss Strohl Miss Gudmunsen Miss Tylor Miss Maurer Miss Ralphs Miss Clayville y 1 1 • CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES November 1 5— U.C.L.A. Play Day November 25 — Freshman Party November 29 — Horseback Ride December 1 6 — Christmas Tea January 17 — Bowling Party February 20 — Fun House Outing March 4 — Cookie and Popcorn Sale March 20 — Roller Skating Party April 18 — G.A.A. Convention April 21 — Recreation Afternoon May 13 — Initiation Party May 1 6 — Play Day at Redondo June 4 — G.A.A. Banquet 1 1 jk ■ It ■ M i % . - -XL , Volleyball Winning Team, Seniors Manager, Ruth Zech Coach, Miss Strohl Winning Team, Juniors Manager, Miriam Forbes Coach, Miss Strohl Basketball Hockey Winning Team. Seniors Manager. Irene Wight Coach, Miss Gudmunsen Coach. Miss Ralphs Swimming i i ,. ••luor n en mmmmam Baseball The climax of the girls ' sports activities is always the annual Play Day, held this year at Redondo High School. Starting at 9:00 and ending at 2:00, the day ' s program was long and varied. In the morning the girls participated in many sports, with inter-school competition. At noon everyone ate lunch in a large group. Then a program, consisting of acts presented by girls from the various schools, was staged in the auditorium. Flay Day _ Finch CLASS OFFICERS Bob Finch - - - - P ' refsXd]? Jean Walling - - Vice-Preside Thelma Hoff acker - - Secretary -Treasurer Mrs. Lockett and Mr. Katerndahl - - Advisers Class of 1943 Hoffackcr Walling Mrs. Lockett Mr. Katerndahl „ 4 v A I  ' i m Adams. I lope Albert) Bill Mexander, I is Alt x.indcr, Thomas Allen loyci .Ml Ison Joe ! ' I Armstrong, red nderson, Duk Anderson Mary And is, William Anger. John sh. 1 owcll Atkins, Barbara Azar, Elsii A .ir Rosic Babbitt. Bctt) Babka. Hugo Baer. Robert Baird. Harold l- . in kson Barbara Baraldt, Louise Barkam, Dorothy B.trk r. Dorothy B.irr. Robert Barrier t. Alice Bastedi. Jimmic Baxter. Bonnie Bayard. Richard Beaumont. Jean Beck. Ruth Bennett. Donald Bcrns, Colleen Bieber. Maxinc Biggcrs. Jack Bischoff. Rudolph Bishop, Dick Bishop. Jack Bissel, Esther Blackwcll. Grace Blakcr. Bill Blankenship. Art Blasco. Conrad Blum. Norman Bondy. Thomas Bow en, Cornelius Bower. Mildred Bowler. Cal Boyer. Eugene Boyer. Lucicn Bradley. John Brenn, Jane Brenton. Bill Brooks. Harriet Brown. Kirby Br wnsberger. Jove Brozy Eleanor Bullock. Dorothy Butcher. Bob Cadoo, Donald Caldcr. Anne Caldon. Bob Campbell, Donna ( nniglia. Rose Cam. Morrey ( jrd, Jean Carlson, Cleo Carroll. Patricia C arter, Dick Charncll. Phillip Cheek. Maxinc Chick. Beverly t hick. Shirley Chriss, Jackie (lark. I ouise Clark, Robert ( l.i rk Thclma ( 1 if ton. Edwin Cockcrill. Garrett I olby Betty Collins. Stanley N I 123 Co nipt on, Barbara Conder. Joyce Conlcy. Janncttc Conway, William Cory. Philip Cottam. Robert Cousatte. Betty ( uwan, GaylOrd Cramp ton, Myrta Crawford. Dennis Crawford. Kathleen Crawford, Mildred Cresswell. Dorothy Cropper. Eleanor Crosby, Mary Croy. Lorraine Currey, Patricia Curtis. Betty Cutbirtb. Kenneth Daher. Joseph Davis, Ruth Decker. Leona Decker. Richard Decter. Gladys Degen. Lois Dehoncy, Jack Dunkin. Delvyn Densmore, James Derry, Lloyd Dixon. George Dobbins. Richard Dolbec, Carole Donald. Cameron Donovan. Eugene Dowler. Bill Duff, James Duffin. Jack Dunn. Doris Durkec, Rita Dye, Jackie Earl. Gerald Eibcn, Jack Eichenbergcr. Bcrtrand Ekstrom. Marcus Eldridge. Frank Engilman, Silvon Eppelman. Prudence Erskinc. Paul Estcs. Stanley Evans. Jerry Evans. Mabel Everett. Olive Ewing. Dorothy Fay. Charles Fenton. Corrine Finch, Bob Fink. Camilla Fisher. Bill Fisher. Dorothy Flagg. Howard Fletcher. Dorothy Thornton. Ed Forbes, Miriam Pord, Marcia Forrester, Waltei Foster. Shirley Fox. Bob Fraker. Edward Fraley, Florence France. George Frank, Virginia lrascr. Jimmy I raver, Norma Frickberg. Erik I rink. Carol Froemling. Jerome Fuller. Ray Gales. John Gaut. Wanda Gcrritson. Maty P0© 0 £fl ( 1§A% f t A X 9 t 9A iL£ AM 124 N I s I d J $ Gctchiua, i hai I. is - lilts Dan Giles, I i.imt Gillen. Pat i iilmei Bill Goff. Virginia Gomez, Mathias Gonsei facto Gonzales. Aurora Gonzales, ( arol Good win. B.i rba r.i Green. Jack Greene. Bob Gregory. Cyrus i ,i iv Raymond Griffith. Wilbur GHssom, Bub M.idiey, Margaret Haines, Charlotte Haines. Dean Halbeck. Juanita Halde, Tom Halvorsen, Calvin I lanclinc, True Hart, Hddic Hart. Erlyne Hartsfield. Beverly Hastings. Louis Hatch, Richard Hathaway. Dorothy Hauscr. Betty 1 lawley. Custer Hays. Thomas Hazley. June Heinkcn. I ern Hendrickson. Evelyn Herbst, Ivan Hertel. Adda Mae Higa. George Howard, Harry HolTackcr. Thelma Hoffman. Phillip Higashi. George Holley. Judy Hollingsworth, Miriam Horn. Darwin House. Myra Hove. Lucy Howland, Aj-des James. Alvin Howard, Melvin Howey. Eunice Hoy. Paul Hudson. James Huerta. Fernando Huffman. Robert Hunt. Jim Hurlburt, Claudine Husted, Shirley Hyde, Lee Imboff, Gyvonne Irwin. Ruth Isaacson. Tommy Jones, Helen Jackson. Jimmic Jacobsen. Donald Jamar. Clarence James. Joseph Jeffers. Joe Jennings. Shirley Johnson, Anita Johnson. Robert Jones, Alice Jones. Bob Karsten, Phillis Keller, Jcanctte Kerr, Jack Khoury. Marian Kiapos, Anthony KUdow. Betty 125 K it gore 1 harles K ingcry Ailccn K 1 1 b I 1 .1 i n c Kirkhufl Helm K irkland Lick K i ser. I .i 1 1 1 y n K issam. Kenneth Klenki Patricia Q(|0 0i§ R © af Knerr. W ' .mJ.i Kolda Dai id Kuse hc 1 irl K r.ichi Katheryn Kugler. Patty Liiird, Vivian Lake Boyd 1 angwcll Arlcy % M $ I each Boh Leahy Jeanne ! eahy, Jo.in Lechner, Roitv Lee. Bruce LcintZ, Ilonnc 1 enrz, Florence I Espcrancc. Jack Lewis, David I . ' Heureux, Belly Lillis. Gordon I illywhite, Ey tronne Lloyde. Betty Jcmn Long, Kathleen I opcz. Beverly 1 ouwsm,i lidn.i Lowrancc. Joyce Lucas. Earl Luke. Aleen Lunstrum. Betty i utes. James I. von Victor Manahan. Paul Manvillc, I nwrenc Marks, Alethe.i Marriott. Edwin Marshall. J.ick Marshall. Corrinc Manoru, Mamura Martin, Prank Martin, Joyce Mayo. Bcttic Mc oy. Matthew McDaniel. Mary McDonald. Walter Mel arland, Kend.ill McGough. Shirley McGregor. J.ick McKim. Roi.in McMulIin. Jerry Mcllem. Kathleen Merchant, Robert Meyers. Gcraldinc Middlelon. Jack Miles Alethea Miller, Dons Miller Frances Miller Harry Millhouse, Bob Mills. Dorothy Mills. Katherine Misloski Marie Mitchell Mary Monaco, Roy Martin, Oornthy Morsaint, Dale Moseley I alvin MoAer, Wadonna Moihershed, Betty Motrcr Jane Mudgett, Laurence Muellci Beit) lane Mumby Lucille Munday. Betty % N I i t 9 A® £ H £ Murray I redrii t Murray Stanli ' Murrj) Wendell ■■ l , . , lewcll Nauglc i lyd Neiklci Wallet NiKiHl l .1 nil, Nelscn. Judith Nichols Doris .,M, Kathleen Norton arol Oedckerk Martin Oien Corrinc Oldham, limmie l ' KM,, Robert D Shan.i Wayne Ostrandcr. Kalhcrtnc Pact Burke Pallon. Irene P.ivnc. Barb.sr.i Pearson Peggy Perkins Richard Pescat Philip Pescar, Valea Peters, Hill Peters, Florence Peterson. Donald Petzoldt. Betty Phillips. Harry Phipps, Helen Pierce Maine Pittenget Babs Purler RilSS Potter Doris Povelsen Bud Pratt. Eunice Pratt Gordon Preach Bill Price Barbara Pulliam. Carl Pulliam. Delois Pulliam. I. puis Riddkv Frances Raley, Harold Raley, Shirley Rangel. I lotilde Rnpp. Belly Raybon. Forrest Read. Jean Reed, Robert Rcichert. Robcit Repccka, Harold Reynolds. LcRoy Rich Bcttc Rich, Phillip Richards, Dan Richards, Ted Richtcr. Bette Riley. Josephine Risk. Marie Robc.irnc. Dclores Robertson. Malcom Robertson. Norma Robinson Benelfc Robinson. Ray Roccio, Bob Ronald. Grace Runyon. Oscar Rowley Bill Rush. Julia Ri.s-el Grace Ryan. George S.ik.11. Henry Saunders, Kathleen Saragc Bob Sawyer, Eddie Sayees Donna Schaeffer. Robert Schneider, I a Rae Schreiber, Dean N I 12 Schultz Margaret Scott, Barbara Seaman. Olive Seidel. Marcia St v bold. Lois Shafcr. Evelyn Sheldon. Beve:ley Sbelton, Miller Shreeve, Nealis Shurte. Charles Sigurdson. Nett: Skauge. Lucille Skauge, Luella Smith. June Smith. Mary Snook, Llovd Snow. David Snyder, Jack Sowell. Deen Spang. Richard Spargo. Bill Sporrer. La Verne Springer, Bill Stach. Robert Stadig. Lc Roycc Stafford. Allen Staley, Howard Stallman. Mary Stedman. Mary Steere, f ernando Stewart. Betty Stewart. Henry Siiitrip Lorraine Struer. Virginia Tamplin. Thelma ledesco. Frank Tegard. Winifred Tejeda. Rose Ternstrom. Alan Terry. William Theetge. Robert Thierman. Marinn Thomas. Bill Thomas. Dick Thomas. Lorraine Thompson, Albert Thompson. Doris Tiberio. Joseph Tischer. Leona Todd. Jeanne Thompson. Jewell Tovey. Phillip Trimborn, Robert Van Wig. Dorothy Velez Pete Venable. Larrv Venegas. Jennie Vcrhoef, June Votlzke. Dick Van 7tse, Betty W ' aavers. Dick Wadsworth Betty Jean Walker. Duane Walker Josephine Wal ker. Lora Walker. Vincent Wallace. Ruthie Walling, Jean Ward. Barbara Warren. Robert Watanabe. Toshi Wearer. ( harles Webb, James Wells. Jimmy West. Mar joric Whip] I, Jack Wiebe. Sylvia Wiedcflsohler. Edna Wilcox, Ger.iine Wilder. Jack ®0 93LSLK a P jfa r 9 9J? 0 $ .ft A Jl28 N WilhitC Dorothy Wilkt ' fiM ' n, Nofini ft ' ilson, Ruth ft illiamt 1 arl Williams, Harvey illiams, Marven Willingham. George Willis. Kenneth Wilson. Nathanial Windlingcr. Bettj Winn. Ellen Windsor, Jjmi ' v Winter, ( arole Wolter. Shirley Woods. Bcrnicc Wragg. Burton Wulfing. Lelah Yama. Mjry Yguaccl. Eleanor Yopp. Ed Zimmerman, Henry ! J N X 129 Class of 1944 CLASS OFFICERS Bob Patten - President Maurine Stauffer - - - Vice-President Shirley Johnson - Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Madland and Mr. Hurlbert - - Advisers Patten Stauffer Johnson Mrs. Madland Mr. Hurlbert 9 9 ££ £ ■ A, Allecia, Buster Alegi e, Mary AJvarado, Alfred Atkins, Bobbie Ambrose, Dale Andi rson, Bcttj tv ! i onna Anderson, I laryl Anderson I velya Andrist, Roy Ansite, Bill ppleton i it ' i i.i Arrigona, Barbara Atwatcr. James Austin, Kenneth Babbitt. Ruth Baker. Ralph Barker. Peter Bamhart, Barbar Bashor, Barbara Bath. Bill Beer, Dorothy Bell. Gene Bell, Jerry Bennett, Irene Berry. Margaret Birkbeck. Mona Bisbines, Richard Blanchard , Sue Bowers, Barbara Brady. Harry Bragg. Norma May B ®£ h % 1csXn® George Brettweg, Jerry Bright . June Bnlev. Roberta Brill. Bob Brill, Margie Britton, Raymond Brooks. Barbara Brooks, Llsie Brown. Glenn Brown, Peggy Browne, Jerry Bruce. William Bruncr, Charles Buntin. Tom Burns. Ray Butler, Joseph Caglc. Marjoric ( ameron, Ken Cannell, Margie Cantly. Bob Cardoza. Louise Carr, Patricia Carson. Bob Cathey. Clifton Chambers. Lewis Chapman, Walter Chrismore. (Catherine Christ en sen, CI em a Chnstenscn, Colleen Chronister. Jack Cimmarusti, Josephine Clothier. Richard Coburn. Jack Conley, Robert Constable. Bob onstantine. Dcspin Cooke. Dorothy Coons. Bob Coop, Lilyan Coppersmith. Albert Cordil, Louise Cordrey, Glen Costello, M.irv Cowles. Marjorie Collins, Jim Cox. Don Crafton, Dorothy H M R 131 Cram. Rita Marie Craycroft, Jerry Crogan. Jack Croxson. Mariam Crozier. Charles Cunningham. Wane tab Cook. Bob Dalzell, Dorothy Davenport. Clarence Davey, Dean Davis, Margaret Davison. Doyle Dent. Sally Dettman. Donald Dicken. Leonard Dickerson, Martin Doman. Raymond Dormandy, Nelda Mae Dougher. Cecil Draper. Wallace Duff, Robert Duitsman. Roger Dulancy, Walter Dunaway. Enoch Duncan. Harvey Duncan. Walter Duport, Gene Eastenes. Ethel Edgar. Bob Edmonson, James Edwards. Davis Fggcr, Alexander Ekstrom. John Elizagcray. Henry Elliott. Lois Elliott. Vera Mir. Anna Enzov. Franklyn Fpler. Paul Epplett. Stanley Evcndcn, Edythe Fagan. Wilma Faust Charlenc Felts. Bill FickaS, Harold Forney, Agnes Forstcr. Doris Foster, Jackie Fox. Lawrence Fox. Robert Franklin. Zcld.i Franzman. Richard I reel Jerry Fritscbe, Barbara Froemmling. David funk Joyce Fyfe, Gloria Gallcghcr. James Gardner, Betty Gardner, Bcb Garrett, Marjorie Garrett. Bob Gentry. Bill Gcrhart. Janet Goeltz. Sybil Gonzales. Joe Good man. Go r d a n Gould. Beulah Gourlcy. Robert Grant. Neil Green, J. T. Grcenleaf, Al Grecnspon. Leo Greenwood. Keith Gregorson. Ann ( ii egory , John i inswold. Beverly irimshaw, Cora Griffin. Lena Guess, Harvey a£ 132 H M ■All. 3 A 1 ® a Sugtiotta, Joalyce I ill! I- y Imoginc 1 hi i ivson. [rviog i lusi ni [renc Gutheridge, Jcinne i i igadoriii Lots Jant Hagenbuch. Walter Haincr, 1 onald I [akman. Harold Higashi, Toyohisa Hall. Kenneth I lamer heati i Hamilton, Fred Hamilton I ien« Haminon. Margaret i l.nnmond, Vrrna I larding, Jimmy I I a r m a n I . i c Harris. Mamie Harrod. Bob Hymcr. Shirley Hart. Doris Ann Hartman, Donald Hatch, Barbara Hawkcs, Ray Hays, Shirlcniac Hibbard. Bob Hill. Joe Hinshaw. Wesley Hoi lings worth, Lcroy Holloway, Diannc Holmes, Elinor Louise Homand, Vincent Houston, Chei Howland, Ardes Marie Hoy. Dave Hueth, Theresa Hughes. Doris Hummel, Marquetta Hunt, Mary Fllen Hydukc. Edward Ureal. Viola Alice Jakeman. l.eanore Jarrett. Arthur Jarrett, Helen Jensen, Betty Jensen, Kenneth Johnson. Phyllis Johnson, Shirley Johnson. Virgil Jonathan. Ruth Ellen Jones, John Jones. McrreM Joseph. Anses Jurk. Irene Michey Kanawycr. Neil K.iupp. Richard Kearns. Emma Jo Keistes. Jack Kelley, Patricia Kelly, Jean Kelty. Beverly Keptner, Eleanor Kimball Byron King, Max King. Rex Kicus, Eleanor Ruth Kirk. Barbara Klapproth. Alice Klasson. Patricia Klcimcnhagen. Betty Klenkc. Jean Knapp. Bill Knetsch. Dorothy Knezevich. Walter Koehler. Lucille Kohl. Betty Komi, Helen Koontz. Elinor Kimura. Joe H M RES 133 Kramer. Hdward K reitz Darrcll K ssler Carol Lambert, Bobbie Morford. Glen 1 ane Ada Mary Lang ford, Betty Jean 1 i n i fton Marjarie Lanning. Joe I anphere, Dale Larsen. Dorothy Larzelere. Shirley Ltchlitncr. Barbara Co Bob I eckie. Alice l.cc. Dorothy Leg.irra. Betty Lennen. Ne.il Lentz, Judy Levy. Irving Lewis. Eva Lewis, Robert Liliywhite. Vcrl I ivergood, (. ' harlcs Locke M.u joric Lochncr. Paul Logsden. Art Long. Betty Long. Bob Long. Jim Lore n z c, Anna May I ov ry. Carol l.ondin. Carl. Jr. Makcpiece. Patricia Malm. Keith Malone. Harold M a rg lot f i I ran cin e Mans. Richard Mark Stanley M.irkley. Helen Marks. Thomas Marsh. Mary Martin. Don Martin Richard Martin. Geannic Matson. Larry Mahee. Helen Mayer. Russell May dew. Maxinc MeAtcc. Phyllis McCl ' uskey, Bill McComas. Howard McCormick. Morreen Mc) r.irv. Norman McDcvitt, Ralph McDonald. Pat Mel arland. Lrank Mel arland Wanda McGahcy. Shirley Mc Henry. Dorothy McKeen, Marion Mel aughlin. Earl Mel oud. Louise Melcndy. Yvonne Menens, Margie Meyer. Lorainc Michael. Richard L. Michalak, Id ward Michclcna. Peter Miles B.lly Miller. Margaret M iv. id i. Toru Miller Mildred Miller. W. Ned Mills vV,lm,i M inor Carl Moleski. Marian Molstad Bill Samuel son 5tanlci Morgan. Jean 1 s % ££ $ - ® ifo 134 H M ft 9 n A j§ £ 4 | ? i 2 l ' ' Morlotk Mayoni Morrison. Barbara Morrison, Chsrlea Morton, John Mullin . Bob Murphrcc, V ivian Murray, Gaylc Vernon Murray, Ted Molstad Bill Myers, Ailccn Nelson. Jean Niemeyer. Barbara Nol.ind. Russell Norton. Darlene Norton. Dick Norton, Wilm.i Je.in Nufer, Marcia Nunemaker, Jimmy O ' Brien, Doris O ' Conner. Bill i en i Muriel Olson, Dorothy Amelia O ' Reilly. Gladys Orteg. Betty Ostandcr, Helen Overby, Stanley Page. Lorraine Paluso, Frank P.infili. Ray Pardee, Shirley Parks, Floyd Patten, Bob Peck, Ronald Patterson. Bonnie Lee Patterson. Donna Pearson. Arline Peabody. Richard Peach, Francis Pennington. Bill Perry. Alice Jean Pcscar. Ted Peterson. Charles Pierce, Elaine Pinamonri. Albert Pluym. Geraldine Pollock, Dick Pollock, Delorcs Popp. Barbara Pratt, Jerald Preciado, David Preiss. Bob Pritchard. Bill Pntchctt. Dean Puett. Joseph John R.imagc. Richard HickUn. Ernest R.imuz, Pauline Redding. Robert Reed. Leonard Reeder. Nolan Reeves. James Rctallack, Nellie Red aba ugh. Howard Rich. Bob Rickman, Dorothy Riffc. Dudley Rio. Nadine Robbins. Jack Robcrage. Gladys Robcrson. Myrtle Robinson, Paul Rogers. Floyd Rogers, Joyce Rosenthal. Dick Ross, Alice Lorraine Rowe, Patsy Hook. Donna Mae Ryan, Dannv Saltus. Cha rles S.iltus. Ghil H M R 13 Samaelson. Lucille Say rf Ruth Schief. Barbara Schmeekle, Cecil Schneider. Raymond Schneider. Robert Schulz I ran k Schulz. Mary Ellen Schuster. Ilorcncc Sears Robert S.-lbv. Eleanor Seymour Ben Sharpless. Evelyn Simonek. Walter Simpkins, Gene Simpson. Lois Sims Carol Singer, Nancy Sinning Robert Sirokv Frank Slattery. Barbara Sherlock (Catherine Smith. Allen Smiib. Barbara Smith. Carol Smith. Charlccn Stalker. Betty Smith Erk Smith. Hattie Smith. June Smith. Richard Snydei William Solberg, Yvonne Sommerville. Bob Soules. Gordon Spear. Jack Bickmore. Charlenc Stacri Marion Stadler.. Ray Stanley. Don Stanley. Ronald Stauffer, Maurinc Steele Betty StegHch. Alma Starcber. Charles S I e 11 m a n . R o y a n n a Stcnsland. Zaida Stevens. ( harlinc Stewart, Robert D Stewart. Robert L. Stinvon, Rich; Str.itton Elain Strohmeyer. Barbara Summerfelt. Richard Swarthout Nancy Swczca. Eleanor Tacket t. I.onnic Tracy, Orville Taylor. Bill Taylor. Bud Taylor. LeRoy Teal. Ray Tcjeda. I ddie Thomas. Clifford 1 humpson. Betty Thompson. Tommy Thornhill. Irene Thralls. Bill Tony;. Joyce 1 opjian. Muriel Torten, Harold row n send, Stanley Trueblood Bclva-Oean Troyn. Jimmie Turner. Lowell 1 v rrell, ieorgc Van- Alstyne. Barbara Vaughn. Glynn Vaughan, Lorctta Vilarino. Joe % % % 136 H M RES i ) Vorhics. Earl Vorit, Don Wade, ' in Wadley Wainwitcht. Norman Wallet Jam i Walker, Beverly Walker, Dorothy Walker Lowell Walker, Roben Ward, Beverly Ward. ( l.iin ' Warner. I ).i ton Waters, Bill Watkins, Bob WatSOIt, Howard Weinberger, Herbert Weinberger, Louis Welsh, Mary Louise Wcltzien. Donna WendorfT. Ted Werner. Lola West, Jean Whalcy. Shelby Wheeler. Walter Whipps. Jill White, Barbara Wight, Evelyn Eloise Wikholm. Mort Williams, Corliss Williams. Glenn Williams. Katharine Walker, Josephine Willingham. Wilmcr Wilson Barbara Wilson. Martha Wilson. Peggy Wilson. Ralph Wyon. Eleanor Wilson. Roland Witthaus. Margaret Wilkins. Dick Wood. Helen Woodbury. Sylvia W ' oodyard. Jean Wykoff. Richard SOPHO MO RES 137, ' Class of 1945 Lord Shafer Pannett CLASS OFFICERS Pat Pannctt - June Lord Jeannie Martin Jacquelyn Shafer Miss Smith and Mr. Worthington President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisers .- V ' -. a '  1 .-■■., S B s ' ■ O A.9 ; rt 5 Jfitt£ Ijello M iri, Alexander, I ii n . ' .i J ' ■ . i . i ■ i Allmand B ttj lean Almond, I 01 idclli l arcz, Mm.. ' i |. 1 ...11 l loyd 11. Marian A skins A 1 1 l onn 1 ■ V.1 1.111 Paul Backe, Bci nil 1 ] ' ■ u kui Richard Baei I aVcrne Bacr, I ci m 3 Baker, Herbert Baker. Jimmy Barton. Arlene Barham. Alvin Barnard. Oonv.il Bartlett, Robert Bel.inger. Lcroy Baskius, Jacqueline Batchelor. Kenneth Bean, Elizabeth Beavers, Beverly Becker. Richard Becker, Robert Beckstrom. Eldridge Bell. Shirley Benitez, Lillian Benzon. Louise Bennett. Edna Berg. Jay Berry. Dick Besel, L.iVerne Pitman. Barbara Bewely. Morris Spugeon. Jean Johnson. Joyce Blakcr, Bob Blancher, Edwin Blommer. Constance Blommer, Joyce Bones. Gilbert Bordon, Helen Bo ugh en. Carolyn Bowers, Kenneth Bowers. Lois Boycs. Bob Braden. Harold Bootheton. Ina Rose Brady. Jo Bransteller. Charles Br.izelton. Lois Brcvcr. Betty Brick. Patricia Dennis. Dorothy Bnnd, Beverly Brulatour. Barnctta Bryant, Avery Bryant, Donald Bryant, Nelson Bunch, Bill Burdette. Bob Burgc, Emma Lou Burke, Harold Burket. Rose Mary Burks, Jack Burwick. Gerane Butrum Mary Lou ( alder, Jack Cameron. Jerry ( anty, Catherine Carey, Patricia I arlson Esther Carlson. Kenneth Carper. Mary Lou 1 arr, Richard Casad, Pat R H M N 1391 Caskcy. Glenn Chambers, Don Chambers. Marilyn Champa. Alice Champeau, Marvin Chapman. Betty Charnell. Marshall Charter. James Chavez. Virginia Chesney. Joyce Chiles Tommy Christmore, Jean Clarke. George Clayburg, Patsy Clifford, Alice Cole, Jacqueline Coles toe k, Barbara Conway. John Collins. David Considene. Nancy Cooke. Elizabeth Copeland.. Donald Cornelson. Ernest Crabtree. Dick CralU, Olivia Cramton. John Craw, Robert Young. Sybil Crosby. John Cunningham. Marion Curtis. John Custard, flora May Cutbirth. Alvcnc C.ihcr. Phillip Carby. Betty Darby. Marilyn Dolph, Natalie Davis. Marian Davis, Peggy Dawson. Elaine Dawson. Lee DcBruner, Durward DeChaine, Nola Decker. Irene Decker. Jack DeHoney, Harriette Delia Chiara. Lydia Briley, Rosalie Dennis, Lowell DesVoignc, Roy Dtvers. Bettye He Vilhers. Mary Dews. Bill Dillman, Neva Dodd. Elinore Dorc. Leonard Dornis. George Dorset!. Marvin Dorscy, Betty Draeger. Wilbur Draein. Donald Drocber, Frances Duitsman, Douglas Duncan. Arthur Duran. Miqucl Earick, Doris Lee Earl. Clyde Eckard. Elaine S.i|.pi rfield. Jo Ann Eddings, M.ircella Ftggcr. Daniel Elliott. Shirley Elmgren. I leanor Lmgc. Kathleen Enlow. Harland f .isley. Bill Elliott, Jean Erickson, Beatrice I tidy, Edward I icldt, Bill o % -5j - Q $ ft ■: £ m .?£ A?9 Sl X nr 9.1 140 R H M N . A3 a a Q ft 9 A g R Felling. I ugi at i Robert 1 iclds, Bcldon I icld«, .limmy [ inney, Lorayn Fischer, Bryant I ishcr, Clco I i%hcr. Leo I icischicker, Frank Mood. Alfred Flot 1 orraine Ford Niel Forbes, Louise 1 orney. Beverly Foster. Ruihe I ranees, Don Fraser, Robert I i eer, Jerry I renger. Kraebel I niz. Bciiy Lee lullmer. Donald G.ird. Mary Gardner. Jean Gicsc, Richard Goldenson. Sheldon Gonscr. Robert Gonzales, Arthur Good. Dollie Goodyear, Dorothy Gorciak. George Goule, Noel Gourley, Hetty Graham, Duanc Grant, Bettic Green. Jerry Griffith. Marguerite Gurley. Lola Guv, Yvonne Hadlcy. Ellen H.idlcy, Prank Hacner, William H.ihnc. Nierle I lamer. Raymond Hamblin. Warden Hannah. Bob Hansbrough, Wayne Harmon. Doris Harrington, Alice Harrington. Allene Harrison. Donald Hart. Jimmy Haskell. Bruce Hastings. Dolores Hawkins, Margie I [eatley, Janice Hemphill, Betty Mae Henchc, Lester Herron, William Hicks, Helen Hilgenberg, Ruth Lois Hill, Betty Jean Hill. Veda Hitchcock. Stephen Hodges. Jerry Hoffman, Mary Hill. Grace Holmes. Adelna Hollar. Kay Hood, Donna Russel, Noma House, Bernice House. Clcona Hove. John Hovland. Beverly Hov. Verne Hucih. Kenneth Hukill. Diana Hummel. Edward Jackson. Jack Howard. Harry H M N 14 Hurlburt. Ted Husted, Donna Hutchinson. Betty Irwin Ira Isaacson, Betty [ttnei G i Joe lames i i James, Bobbie Ten James Johnson, Alfred Johnson. Bill Johnson. J.inmc Bielenberg. Phyllis Johnson, Margaret Jonathan, Sally harles Jones. Pauline Jones Shirley Jongewaard. Bernard Kastner, Charles Keenan, M.ujorie Kecnan, Pat Kemp. Bill Kempton, Joe Kerr. Eugene Ketler Betty Kilgorc. Mary Kim. Lester Kitts, Lucille Klingensmith. Pa Kn.ipp. I toward Knerr, George Kohl. Jean .Ann Kornegay, Helen Kuenzj, Peggy L.ilton. Irene Lake. Jack Lamont. Shirley May LanoiS Bill Lane. Francis La rim ore, Marvin Leahy. P.it Lcfton, Ronald Leigh. Joyce Lind. Ear] Lightner. Patsy Lipsett, Luther Lloyd, Bill Locke, Rao Logson. Joe Lord. June Louett, Harold Lumbattis, Ritchie Maag. Jack MaggS. Rose Marie Mam Virginia Maloy, Dennis Maney, Richard Mann, Betty Marietta, Keith Marks Malcolm Marsh, Joe Martin, Geannic Martin Lucy Jane Martinez, Antonia Matterson, lay ton Mattcws, Winifred M a t the wson ! Brn ce Md landltsh. I aura Louis Met lintock Mary Beth Mc lor) Richard McGahey. Tom McKinney. Joan McKay, Donald McKeen, Marion McKenzie Doris LS inley Donald McMullin, Jean McKinney, Joyce r 4 L y ■Ml n 9 Q. f $.0 9 A 3 l v ' ■ r b , i R H M N -. $ 3 a iA .f McQuinn, Jacqueline McRcynolds, John Nedr.1 M i I in Shirley Meccalf, Arnold Mclzltti Helen Mctzler, Norma Meyer, Lewis Mills. Jackie Mills. Robert Min.imoto. Yukic Mitchell. Lorainc Mot, Sally Ann Molcnaar. Joe Moore. Gail Moore, Lorrcnc Morgan. Dick Moudy, Noel Mudgcii. Mildred Mumby. Jean Mumma. John Munday. Suzanne Munster, Mary Lou Munzing. George Murl. Carl Murphy. Carl Murray. Margaret Murray. Robert Murray. Ted Nelson. Roberta Newman. Sumllda Noble. Doris Mac Nooman. Virginia Norton. Jacqueline Nufcr, Joe Okabayashi. Frank Olson. Teddy Parks. Floyd Orsel, Douglas O ' Shana. Beverly Oswell. J.imcs Pace. Allen Pache, Donald Palo. Robert Pannell, Doris Pannett. Pat Parker. Ernest Passon. Ralph FRES HMEN Patris. George Patten. Norman Patten. Luella Paulsen. Donald Pearce. Julius Pearson. Bill Pearson. Donald Pemberton, Roland Penny. Joe Anne Perry. Charles Peterson. Charles. Peukert. Marilyn Phillips. Charles Phillips. Jud Bethurum, Gracie Pollock. Beverly Powell. Adelc Pratte. Bob Preach. Fred Prcciado, Donna Lee Prentice. Valora Price, Robert Provenico, Tony Puckctt. Vernon Putman, Dale Quanstrom. Nancy Rangel. Lionel Ratekin. Vada-Lec Ray. Arthur Ray. Shirley Razor. James Read. Jean 143 Regan, Duane Rickey. James Redding. Joe Register. Thelma Reinecker, Frieda Richards. Neal Richardson. Irving Richter. Betty Rickson, Calvin Rise, Shirley Rittcrshaw. Richard Robertson. Norma Roach, Emmet Robin. Robert Robinson. Bob Roccio. Wallace Roc, Norma Root, Doncllc Root. Donald Rosenberg. Clara Rounds, Glenette Rowland. Gerald Rudolph. Denith Ruhm. Seigfried Runnells. Dorothy Rush. Tommv Russel. George Rymal. Don Samuel. Sallie Sanchez. Tobias Eckard. Louise S.ippmgton. Royal S a u c e r m a n . Doris Scarntt. Doris Schell. Roberta Schneider. Joan Sadofskv. Margaret Scholl, Russell Scholcker. Gilbert Scott. Norma Scud.ler. Louis Seebach. ' Betty Seeley, Jean Senior. Kenneth Shafer. Jacqueline Sbawban. Pauline Shetton. Marie Shuli? Ruth Sclbert. Norman Slusher. Bert Small Billie Smith. Audrey Smith. Lav erne Sm.th. Shirley Snowdtn, Joanne Smith Shirley Lou Snyder. Raymond St. John. Marjoric Stow..-. Erma Springer. Rose Marie Stcerc Mario Sterling, Lyman St Hil.iire. Philip Stickney . Eugene Stcrigere Eddie Stowe, Thelma 1 ,i 1 1 ■ - n Irene Si mm Margarvt Strunk. Eunice Suling Alice Summerfclt. Dori Sw ,ii t Stanley 5wenk, La ' erne Taguc. Elmer I anone. Theresa Taylor. Patricia Taylor. Robert Tedasco. Tony Thomas, Eileen Thomas, Helen fik fa 9_ 9 ft ft B ' i ft ;r U44 R H M o 3 $$ n®@ Thomas. Joan Thomas. Max Thomac, Patricia Thornton, Pal Tiemeyer, Don Thompson. Robert Todd. Btllic Tolboc. Keith Townsend. Leslie Truchill. Alfred Trulovc, Joyce Trulovc, Leonard Trumbull. John Turner. Harry Tyrrell. Betty Ann Upson. Betty Valente, Marian Valot. Don Venablc. Wilfred Vile. Robert Vogt. Virginia Voigc. Jack Wadlcy. Cocta Walker, Charles Walker. Josephine Wallace. Bob Walters. Bob Walton, Irving Ware, Isabella Warm. Paul Watkins. Gloria Wat kins. Jo Anne Werner. Dorothy Wendorff. Winona Werner, Eunice Wettach. Charles Whitcbread. Shitlev Whitehousc. Ronald Wickscr. Dorothy Wicbelt. Christie Wilkinson. Patricia Wilson. Baron Wilson. Jack Wilson. Lowell Winbault. Murray Winkelman. Dolores Wolverton, Irene Wood. Mary Ann Yeakley. Dolores Yocum. Roberta Crawford. Georgia Yungwirth, Patricia R H M N 145 lAli ; Z Alumni 1. Registering once again at I.H.S. 2. Alumni Babies 3. Ex-Sentinels with their children. 148 Assemblies 1. Honoring with lamp pins. 2. Outstanding League speaker — Reverend J. Whitcomb Brougher 3. All out for national defense 4. A token of the esteem of the 20-30 Club presented to the Inglewood Sentinels 149 Dances 1 . Music and memories at the Junior Prom. 2. Primping for that heavy date. 3. Let ' s hope they don ' t spike the punch! 4. Jivers and hep-cats go to town here! 5. Swinging out at the Senior Stomp. The Senior Ball is the affair of the year. Practising up in the city park. ' ' Another scene of the Senior Bal 9. A glimpse of the Gay Nineties. 0. The jovial emcee cracks another joke. . ' Y 1. Enjoying the pause that refreshes. 2. Have you heard the latest? 3. After lunch the wolves do howl! 4. Knowledge versus hunger. 5. The calories mount up at the Latin banquet. 6. A festive Mardi Gras, New Orleans style. 7. Making history in the sugar rationing. 8. Hot tips on the inside. 9. Business is rushing, especially on hot days. dp F m p ' w ' 7 Jfll_. ' 1 JF ' 154 _ - L j- - ... v . Study in see — sharp? Anything for G.A.A. Announcing the Hi-Jinks. A Hi-Jinks at second glance. Helping hands. Please It! S€N)OR ORGSS-UP OAY JEANNE CRAIN 4 ' 7 ? 0 QUEEN. ' H S BETTER WATCH OUT FOR THAT OFSTREiCH-HE ' S LIKE SUPERMAN PATRONS WE WISH TO THANK Inglewood Retail Merchants ' Association Inglewood Senior Hi-Y Inglewood Senior Tri-Y Banse Fifth Ave. Salon Barnett ' s Bootery Beth-Irene Dress Shop Harry Van Beaver Bon-A Beauty Shop Blue Bird Dress Shop Busby Studio Camien ' s Department Store Elene Campbell ' s Flower Shop Dr. F. E. Campbell Citizen Mortgage Investment Co. Cunningham ' s Drug Store Al Davis Del Rae Beauty Service Dr. H. A. Drum Edmonds Flower Shop Carl Elgan Elliot ' s Sport Shop F. A. Ewing Ex Cel O Wave Shop Dr. Gail Fehrensen Fifth Ave. Theater Firestone Auto Supply Dr. Reginald K. Francis Garlands Dress Shop Gaynell Beauty Shop Gibson Motor Parts, Inc. Giles Lumber Co. E. B. Harris Hartfield ' s Dress Shop Helen ' s Beauty Salon Inglewood Book 8 Stationery Co. Inglewood Brake Motor Service Inglewood Citizen and Inglewood Shopping News Inglewood Daily News Inglewood Federal Savings 8 Loan — B. K. Richardson. President Inglewood Flower Shop Inglewood Lumber Co. Inglewood Mercantile Inglewood Park Monument Co. J. Russell Irvine Jorden Motor Service Joslin Lumber Co. Evelyn Keown Millinery Mart Kim ' s Cafe Kinsfathcr ' s Plumbing Shop Le Mon ' s Cafe Lennox Beauty Shop Lennox Feed Store Dr. R. C. Letson Dr. F. H. Lusby Marbro Shop Mode O ' Day Frock Shop Owl Drug Palm Barber Shop Polka Dot Dress Shop Post Office Pharmacy Potrero Club House — J. E. Tuller Potrero Golf Club Rite Spot Drug Store Edgar Wm. Rixon Dr. L. W. Roach Dr. John W. Roulette Dr. R. V. Runnclls Schlack ' s Pharmacy Sontag Drug Co. Southern California Gas Co. Spaulding Drug Store Stoner ' s Prescription Pharmacy Geo. M. Sutton Treasureland Clyde Woodworth F. W. Woolworth Co. PHOTOGRAPHY BY LYALL STUDIO LITHOGRAPHY BY STANDARD LITHOGRAPH COMPANY COVERS BY DAVID J. MOLLOY COMPANY BINDING BY BABCOCK COVER COMPANY JLx- J r L f -f- t , ' L JUC4 C ? v ' ' t ■ T