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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1943 volume:

Jke (jreeH and White Published by Inglewood High School 19 4 3 c m aim W flw m£r : - ■■ V « ; r ' jttfr • ?IL-«I HA 1 MSB [ 1 i C w I ' -T i 1 iiir dliLir i BBS ! ! ■ ■ i 1 Jayarfi? t™ ■  m f -41 . r ' _ « ( ) Phyllis Karsten Jeanne Nelson - Editor Art Editor Jrtetocbd We, the staff of the 1943 Green and White, in pre- senting your annual have wished to make it just that . . . yours. This past year has brought many changes into your lives, and you have accepted them as loyal Sentinels and true Americans. So we present to you the story of your life at Inglewood High: that thrilling football game, the glorious prom, and the memorable experiences you have had during that eventful year, 1943. _ Content You were guided by Our Teachers You were active in Our Student Government You were thrilled by Our Productions You had fun with Your Classmates You were a follower of Our Sentinel Sports You were united by Our Campus Activities We hefcb In the years to come we hope you will look at this annual often. We have tried to fill it with memories of glorious proms, thrilling football games, days filled with war work and studies, and the hundred little things that make up our high school life. This life would not exist if it were not for the students whose activities are the center of each day ' s happenings. So, for this reason, we, the staff, dedicate the 1943 Green and White to YOU. Jfh Ulemcfif c$ George Potter Rhine Raymond Pennington Richard Vogt Lester Gallaway - Vennard Perkins Jimmy Wood Dale Olsen - Fred Ekstrom S ' 38 S ' 42 S ' 38 S ' 33 S ' 4I S ' 39 1942 1946 STEVE BARRETT ' 40 Out £eifA in the £.e?fice To the hundreds of boys from our school who are giving their services and their lives for freedom, we owe a debt of gratitude. Although they are not here in school, we are joined in thoughts which guide and inspire us to carry on until their return. To every Sentinel who is absent in the service of his country, the Inglewood Spotlight points with pride! Martin Ernaga Robert E. Englehart Marie M. Latasa Roberta A. Anderson Lieut. John A. De la Haye Harold B. Owen Lieut. John Howard Margaret M. Hull Wayne J. McGill Out- Jacutty in the £eri)ice A Tribute U True A tall, lanky figure; a ready smile beneath an unruly shock of brown hair; ability coupled with modesty; yes, this describes the fellow whom you remember as your first semester student body president . . . True Haneline! He wasn ' t with us long. Nine weeks after he assumed office, he was stricken with an illness which forced him to leave school. However, True Haneline had already established a record of service and comradeship seldom equalled at this institution. The principles for which he stood while president of the student body have been an inspiration for every Sentinel. We could not ... we did not forget him! fit  :.:■ ' ■ M :-1iiv; ' Mai WU MKNlk llflliL tfti MP ■ .- : ' if JSP ' ijtiw ;c ' S fifii , ;! • ! •. K- ' ' :••• vjltl 1 i( 1 sSMSBSWatia  P r ' fSB! i ' M «i ? ' •■. ' j ' iV ; jp • M ; |8i §s £tyi 3 £ ¥ . ! • ST _— Twchete C. H. SPAULDING KATHLEEN MUMMA DR. A. C. FORBES President Vice-President LOUIS B. HARDIN CLIFFORD FRASER Out Soat4 HAROLD O. SIMAR Dist. Superintendent I MAUDE E. KNUDSON HERBERT B. THOMPSON MAY F.SIMPSON Director of Attendance Business Manager Girls ' Attendance and Research Supervisor WILLIAM C. SMITH BARBARA BASHOR Co-ordinator School Nurse W W A4mnUtfatot,i JAMES C. HAINES Principal JENNIE M. SESSIONS Counselor SARA J. SCOVILLE Dean of Girls IVAN J.CAREY Dean of Boy ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT— George Crain (head), Roberta Anderson, Ruth Cochran, Edna Foster, Helen E. Goodrich, Kenneth M. Hurlbert, Roger W. Johnson, Beulah P. Johnson, Hazel Rose Lawrence, Lawrence R. Lehigh, Bertha R. Lockett, Robert S. Mead, Stella C. Scofield, Beverly Smith, Gladys A. Waddingham, Dorothy Wight, Lucile Will LIBRARY— Mary C. Ward SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT— Eslie Jewel (head), John A. De la Haye (on military leave), Ethel B. Ashens, Katherine Bell, Mary G. Jensen, Loretta Melton Out faculty HOUSEHOLD ARTS DEPARTMENT— Ida E. Sunderlin (head), Mary G. Cooley, Vesta S. Davy, Bernice Gange, Luella M. Hughes, Patricia S. Redling, Queen M. Smith MECHANIC ARTS DEPARTMENT— A. John Waldmann (head), George C. Barnum, Robert K. Burley, Robert S. Conley, Lyman B. Curtis, Harold D. Davis, Clarence D. Miller, Roy H. Moore, Wilbur W. Olson, Lewis E. Peters, Bernard R. Shaner, Merlin Wagner MUSIC DEPARTMENT— Melba M. Wendland (chairman), Hoiace Metcalf, Mildred C. Munro, Irma M. Stevens COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT— Carl E.Katerndahl (head), Everett C. Braun, Theodore W. Cochrane, Helen W. Davies, Morgan Harris, Margaret M. Hull, Alice K. Record, Francis S. Robinson, Florence B. Verger, William J. Worthington MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENT— George P. Benson (head), Clara H. Alldritt, Robert Barnett, Kathryn Eberhart, Ruth Glenn, Lyle C. Herbst (on military leave), Olive J. Lawrence, Florence G. Lewin, Ethel R. Madland, Alberta Lou McMonies, Lucille S. Pelletier, Pauline Pickett, M. Norman Stickney, Nancy Parker PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Boys ' )— Arthur H. Badenoch (head), Richard W. Arnett, Martin Ernaga (on military leave), Thomas M. Gerhart, Robert Winslow PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Girls ' )— Mildred M. Strohl (head), Augusta Gudmunsen, Lois Hoegerman, Dorothy M. Pappas, Marian Ralphs, Alberta B. Smith OFFICE STAFF Kay Johnson, Elna Price, Charlotte Richter, Alice Lee, Wanda Stistrup, Eva Dore, Donna Griffith, Doris Johnson, Violet McGuire, Ruth Matta, Viola Collins, Florence Ulm, Gladys Wilkening were active in a § rist?t MSG! ' ■ ' f ' -.. % r m m f •■ m m w T «r ! t .•-•■■:-vv._ ■ |£ ' dSR r li....Jitll .rf1— — ll t £tq feht GeVeihtneHt RITA DURKEE President STUDENT BODY CABINETS 1942-1943 FIRST SEMESTER— Student Body President, True Hane- line; Student Body Vice-President, Rita Durkee; Student Body Secretary, Barbara Compton; Student Body Treas- urer, Lorraine Stistrup; Girls ' League President, Miriam Hollingsworth; Boys ' League President, Conrad Blasco; El Centinela Editor, Bob Finch; S.A.A. President, Doris Nichols; Big I President, Dick Carter; Publicity Chairman, Bob Finch; Yell Leader, Don Martin; Senior Class Presi- dent, Paul Manahan; Junior Class President, Frank Paluso; Sophomore Class President, James Charter; Freshman Class President, Glen Mahoney; Sentinel Guard Chief, Paul Manahan CARTER CHARTER COMPTON STISTRUP MANAHAN PALUSO HOLLINGSWORTH NICHOLS BLASCO MAHONEY Out Student O icetA This year at Inglewood High School you made a great step in self-government with the installation of a new student constitution. This document provided for a pupils ' court and made many changes in your student administration. The passage of this legislation plus countless other activities by your student leaders marked the 1 942-43 school year as one you will long remember. BOB FINCH President ELDRIDGE BARHAM KARSTEN DE KONING JAMES LORD COWAN CHARNELL SECOND SEMESTER— Student Body President, Bob Finch; Student Body Vice-President, Miriam Hol- lingsworth; Student Body Secretary, Barbara Compton; Student Body Treasurer, Dorothy Barham; Girls ' League President, Rita Durlcee; Boys ' League President, Frank Eldridge; Publicity Chairman, Phyllis Karsten; G.A.A. President, Doris Nichols; Big I President, Dick Carter; Commissioner Student Activi- ties, Phil Charnell; Senior Class President; Joe James; Junior Class President, Frank Paluso; Sopho- more Representative, June Lord; Freshman Class President, Glen Mahoney; Sentinel Guard Chief, Dick Dekoning; Scholarship Society President, Gaylord Cowan FIRST SEMESTER ( I ) Miriam Hollinsgsworth, Presi- dent; (2) Eileen Kingery, Barbara Ward, Miriam Forbes, Vice-Presi- dents; (3) Lucille Mumby, Phyllis Karsten, Secretaries; (4) Barbara Goodwin, Treasurer; (5) Jeanne Nelson, Chief Big Sister; Betty Lechner, Assistant; (6) Marcia Seidel, Business Manager; Betty Colby, Ruth Jonathon, Assistant Business Managers SECOND SEMESTER (I) Rita Durkee, President; (2) Thelma Hoffacker, Pat GMIen, Bar- bara Goodwin, Vice-Presidents; (3) Peggy Pearson, Verna Hammond, Doris Forster, Secretaries; (4) Gladys Deeter, Treasurer; (5) Dor- othy Beer, Chief Big Sister; Shirley Johnson, Pat McDonald, Assistants; (6) Miriam Forbes, Business Man- ager; Beverly Kelty, Betty Colby, Assistant Business Managers (jfrU ' lea que FIRST SEMESTER Conrad Blasco, president; Frank Eldridge, vice-president; Jack Green, secretary-treasurer; Ross Porter, Walt Neikter. Jim Charter, Frank Paluso, Paul Manahan, Bob Finch, Glen Mahoney, Joe tan- ning, Bob Patten, Bill Gilmer, Verl Lillywhite Advisors Shaner Mr. Hurlburt, Mr. SECOND SEMESTER Frank Eldridge, president; Jack Green, vice-president; Joe Daher, secretary-treasurer; Dick Bishop, Bill Gilmer, Joe James, Walt Neikter, Dave Lewis, Dick Carter, Verl Lillywhite, Bill Peters, Joe Lanning, Frank Paluso, Tom Halde, Jim Charter, Glen Mahoney, Dick Wayers, Ross Porter, Russ Mayer, Darwin Horn, Conrad Blasco, Louis Wineberger, Dick Voelzke Advisor — Mr. Hurlbert f SSl S , Self A ' la a que Hvuto off KepreMHtaWeA mm i 4 fi A J HcuM jf KepreMHtaWeA CcutU You felt a twinge of pride when your own student court began functioning this last semester. The fate of a student who violates school regulations is now handled entirely by his fellow students. Certainly this is a tribute to our new constitution and to democratic school self-government. Girls ' Court Chief Justice, Thelma Clark; Senior Associate Justices, Carol Frink and Jeanette Keller; Junior Associate Justices, Barbara Fritsche and Maurine Stauffer; Bailiff, Sally Moe; Secretary, Pauline Kelsey. Boys ' Court Chief Justice, Bill Gilmer; Senior Associate Justices, James Densmore and Gaylord Cowan; Junior Associates Justices, Bob Patten and Julius Taylor; Bailiff, Paul Avazion; Constable, Roger Duitsman; Recorder, Gene Bell. I V Sentinel £ertice £ckvlatAkifi FIRST SEMESTER President, Ed Marriot; Vice-President, Thelma Hoffacker; Secre- tary, Maxine Bieber. SECOND SEMESTER President, Gaylord Cowan; Vice-President, Julius Taylor; Secre- tary, Pat Leahy. Advisers, Mrs. Beulah P. Johnson and Miss Clare H. Alldritt. JOE LANNING MIRIAM HOLLINGSWORTH MIRIAM FORBES GLADYS DEETER GAYLORD COWAN BOB FINCH flu?a?4A Winners of the Frank D. Parent Cups (awarded annually on a point system for scholarship, citizenship, and activities) were Joe Lanning and Miriam Forbes. 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, citizenship, and athletics) was won by Saylord Cowan. The Dr. Gail Fehrensen Watch (awarded to a senior girl for similar qualities) went this year to Miriam Hollingsworth. Gladys Deeter and Bob Finch 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 Phyllis Karsten, Rita Durkee, Jane Motter, Walter Neikter, Bill Blaker, and Bill Gilmer. IYLLIS KARSTEN ALTER NEIKTER RITA DURKEE BILL BLAKER JUNE MOTTER BILL GILMER (HI were thrilled by Out PtcdqctiohA EDITORIAL STAFF Associate Editors: Maxine Bieber, Doris Forster; Boys ' Sports Editor: Bill Blaker; Girls ' Sports Editor: Pat McDonald; News Editor: Pat Makepeace; Exchanges: Helen Jones Yes, you eagerly looked forward to Thursday for it was upon this day that El Centinela was issued. Eagerly you scanned the news of current student activities. With a smile you glanced at the cartoons and humorous columns; with deliberation you read the editorials; and with many a knowing glance, you consumed the gossip column. Yes, this was your paper . . . El Centinela! BOB FINCH Editor IRENE PATTON Editor Ct Centinela X- ? ' , % Phyllis, Karsten, Editor (jteen and White Jeanne Nelson, Art G. Imhoff, Layouts B. Finch, Assistant Editor F. Hendrickson, Assistant Editor D. Martin, Lettering B. Compton, Business Manager E. Wright, Girls ' Sports B. Patten, Boys ' Sports P. Pearson, Seniors R. Johnson, Seniors R. Jonathon, Juniors P. Rowe, Art J. Lord, Sophomores L. Tackett, Juniors P. Currey, Secretary Mrs. Q. Smith, Adviser Mr. C. Katerndahl, Adviser heath Take a Holiday— CAST Cora - Fedele - Duke Lambert Alda - Duchess Stephanie Princess of San Luca Baron Cesarea Rhoda Fenton Eric Fenton Corrado Grazia His Serene Highness, Prince Sirki of Vitalba Major Whitread Understudy Director Student Director Marcia Seidel Tom Halde Fraser Giles Mary Howard Rojan McKim Rita Durkee Walter McDonald Gladys Deeter Burton Wragg -Paul Hoy Jeanne Nelson Alexandri - Bob Finch Paul Manahan Mary Stallman - Miss Hazel Lawrence Bette Lechner £eww Ptaif £ dm Aj ■ 1 II H J ll K: JB ■ PI ' ill a f m v Jntltykt (juil4 The TwMearerJ— CAST Jenny ...-..--- Kirby Brown Mr. Ritter -------- Jim Fraser Mrs. Ritter Rita Crain Mrs. Pampinelli ------ Barbara Compton Mr. Spindler Pat O ' Rourke Nelly Fell Tonie Wilder Mr. Hossefrosse Ned Miller Teddy Spearing ------ Lonnie Tacltett Florence McCrickett ------ Barbara Schief Mr. Twiller Bob Patten Stage Manager ------- Julius Taylor Mrs. Clara Sheppard Jeanne Klenke Director ------- Miss Hazel Lawrence Student Director Kirby Brown Jinx ffrcm Alabama CAST Anne Armstrong Mary Howard Esther -------- Marilyn Kiser Patsy Ruth Wallace Mrs. Armstrong Tonie Wilder Claudia Nelson ------- Jeanne Klenke Nina Desereaux Jeanne Nelson Scott -------- Lonnie Tackett Hugh Randall Bob Patten Director -------- Miss Lawrence Student Director Jackie Mills Jcctltykt guild Plane Concert San4 Concert a v ? s? (f-«, ■  mm j T £e4 CnAA Program ■? V W Jihfo t t V rf  . I tr. f r t ' tr ri i V. T| HuMc JeMat STAGE CREW A great deal of the success our productions have enjoyed has been due to the invaluable services rendered by the capable members of Mr. Slattery ' s stage crew. Pan American tAAetnblif t ClttAAVMtteA MRS. LOCKETT Adviser MR. KATERNDAHL Adviser £enbi I Hope Adams Ellis Alexander Joyce Allen Joe Allison Arlene Anderson Dick Anderson Mary Anderson William Andis John Anger Lowell Ash Barbara Atkins Elsie Azar Rosie Azar Betty Babbitt Arthur Baersch Ml ' Eel kn I I Cku et ' 43 m Muriel Bailey Harold Baird Mary Beth Baker Barbara Banlcson Louise Baraldi Dorothy Barham Alice Bartlett Arlene Barton Jean Beaumont Ruth Beck Donald Bennett Dick Bishop Grace Blackwell Colleen Berns Jack Bishop Thomas Bondy Maxine Bieber Eileen Blackstock Betty Bougeno Jack Biggers Bill Blaker Cornelius Bowen Rudolph Bischoff Conrad Blasco Cal Bowler Eugene Boyer Lucian Boyer Warren Boyer John Bradley Elizabeth Brees Jane Brenn Bob Butcher Cleo Carlson Wanda Cavinee Thelma Clark Joyce Conder Dill Brenton Ann Calder Patricia Carroll Melton Chaney Edwin Clifton Janette Conley Robert C Harriet Brooks Bobby Caldon Ernest Carson Joy Chapen Williard Cochran Phillip Cory tyord Kirby Brown Donna Campbell Dick Carter Phillip Charnell Betty Colby John Conway Joyce Brownsbe ger Jean Card Clementine Carver Robert Clark Barbara Compton William Conway HUnd First Semester PAUL MANAHAN President Second Semester JOE JAMES President Robert Cottam Betty Cousatte Gaylord Cowan Myrta Mae Crampton Mildred Crawford Dorothy Cresswell Eleanor Cropper Mary Crosby Lorraine Croy Patricia Currey Betty Curtis Frances Cynamon Joseph Daher Ruth Davis Leona Decker First Semester PEGGY PEA RSON Vice-President Second Semester JUNE SMITH Vice-President Richard Decker Gladys Deeter Lois Degen Richard DeKoning Maudine Denison James Densmore Mary De Weese George Dixon Cameron Donald Rita Durlcee Jerry Earl Carl Eatough Clair Eatough Frank Eldridge Silvon Engilman j. A Calvin England Prudence Eppleman Stanley Estes Mabel Evans Olive Everett Dorothy Ewing Corinne Fenton Bob Finch Camilla Fink Dorothy Fisher Howard Flagg Miriam Forbes Marcia Ford Walter Forrester Shirley Foster Bob Fox Edward Fraker Florence Frailey Jimmy Fraser Carol Frink Jerome Froemmling Ray Fuller Irene Gallagher John Gates Mary Gerritsen Fraser Giles Pat Gillen William Gilmer Virginia Goff Mathlas Gomel Aurora Gonzales Cyrus Gregory Dean Haines Erlyne Hart Betty Hauser Ivan Herbst Carol Gonzales Wilbur Griffith Tom Halde Beverly Hartsfield Thomas Hays Thelma Hoffaclcer Barbara Goodwin Bob Grissom Calvin Halvorsen Lewis Hastings June Hazley Phillip Hoffman Phillip Granere Margaret Hadley Lila Harper Dorothy Hathaway Fern Heiuelter Miriam Hollingswo Jack Green Charlotte Haines Eddie Hart Richard Hatch Evelyn Hendricltson4 Judy Holley Iiela man ■ft ' Darwin Horn Melvin Howard Jim Hunt Jimmy Jackson Myra House Eunice Howey Shirley Husted Donald Jacobsen Lucy May Hove Paul Hoy Lee Hyde Clarence Jamar Ardys Hovland Kathleen Hughes Syvonne Imhoff Joseph James Mary Howard Louise Hughes Ruth Irwin Laura Jamison First Semester GLADYS DEETER Secretary Second Semester MARY MITCHELL Secretary Shirley Jennings Anita Johnson Robert Johnson Alice Jones Betty Jordan Phyllis Karsten Jeanette Keller Pauline Kelsey Bob Kelly Jack Kerr Marion Khoury Anthony Kiapos Betty Kildow Charles Kilgore Aileen Kingery Elaine Klrby Helen Kirkhuff Jack Kirkland Marilyn Kiser Kenneth Kissam Patricia Klenke David Kolda Katherine Kracht Pat Kugler Mary Laage Vivian Laird Boyd Lake Doren Lang-ford Jean Leahy Joan Leahy Betty Leckner Bruce Lee Florine Lentz Jack L ' Esperance David Lewis Betty L ' Heureux Eyvonne Lillywhite Betty Lloyd Kathleen Long John Loritsch Edna Louwsma Joyce Lowrance Earl Lucas Arleen Luke Betty Lunstrom James Lutes Paul Manahan Corrine Marshall Darow Martin Joyce Martin Betty Mayo Walter McDonald Shirley McGough Jack McGregor Pauline McVay Kathleen Mellem Robert Merchant Jack Middleton Aletha Miles Doris Miller Robert Millhouse Dorothy Mills Jackie Mills Dale Morsaint Dorothy Morton Calvin Mosley Jane Motter Lucille Mumby Frederick Murray Wendell Murray Clyde Naugle Walter Neikter Carl Nelson Jeanne Nelson Doris Nichols Kathleen Noble Katherlne Ostrander Phillip Pescar Elaine Pierce Carolyn Norton Irene Patton Bill Peter Katherine Port Corinne Oien Barbara Payne Florence Peters Ross Porter Jimmie Oldham Peggy Pearson Betty Petzoldt Bud Povelsen Robert Olson Richard Perkins Helen Phipps Dalice Povlsen Carl Pulliam Forrest Raybon Dan Richards Ray Robinson white Delois Pulliam Jean Read Josephine Riley Bobbie Roccio kbSay Louis Pulliam Robert Reed Marie Risk Julia Rush tddie S Betty Rapp Harold Repecka Malcolm Robertson Grace Russell Ki i Dorothy Rausler LeRoy Reynolds Benette Robinson George Ryan Uitt IIISM !«c liitll Ryan Kathleen Saunders Bob Savage Eddie Sawyer Donna Sayers Robert Schaeffer Gil Schlocker Marcia Seidel Netta Sigurd .on Dean Sowell LaRae Schneider Evelyn Shater June Smith Bill Spargo Deon Scheriber Beverly Sheldon David Snow Louis Sporrer Robert Stach Charles Schrute Sally Sherman Jack Snyder Barbara May Scott Nealis Shreeve Lee Snyder Allen Stafford Howard Staley Mary Stallman Fernando Steere Betty Stewart Henry Steward Lorraine Stistrup Virginia Streur Charles Stull Thelma Tamplin Allen Ternstrom R Te ose lejeda Robert Theetge Lorraine Thomas Albert Thompson Joseph Tiberio Leona Tischer Dan Tompkins Joyce Tong Phillip Tovey Vivian Vaughn Larry Venable June Verhoef Dick Waayers Betty Jean Wadsworth Duane Walker Ruth Wallace Shirley Walters Barbara Ward Robert Warren James Webb Marjorie West Jack Whipps Helen Whitmore Silvia Wiebe Edna Wiedenschle |i ;v pig , mil Jack Wilder Geraine Wilcox Earl William Norma Wilkinson Nathaniel Wilson Richard Spang Ensign Glenn Frink Ruth Wilson James Wolthope Betty Windlinger Bernice Woods James Windsor Burton Wragg Ellen Winn Betty Wyer Edgar Yopp Carol Winter Eleanor Yguacel Henry Zimmerman Juniw ClaM OFFICERS FRANK PALUSO President AL GREENLEAF Vice-President BARBARA SCHIEF Secretary U. S. HISTORY Mrs. Bell Miss Jensen U. S. HISTORY Miss Jewell Miss Jensen U. S. HISTORY Miss Jewel Mrs. Bell U. S. HISTORY Mrs. Ashens Miss Jensen U. S. HISTORY Miss Jewell Miss Jensen U. S. HISTORY Mrs. Bell U. S. HISTORY Miss Jensen Miss Melton U. S. HISTORY Miss Jewell Mrs. Ashens i J MR. WORTHINGTON Adviser £cpkwwe ClaAA OFFICERS JIM CHARTER President JUNE LORD Vice-President LORAYNE FINNEY ENGLISH II w , m Miss Will u L A Miss B. Smith ENGLISH II Miss Will SUSAN MARGARET WORTHINGTON— Class Baby ENGLISH II Miss Lawrence ENGLISH II Miss Will ENGLISH II Mrs. Johnson ENGLISH II Miss B. Smith ENGLISH II Miss Will Miss B. Smith ENGLISH II Mr. Hurlbert Miss B. Smith ENGLISH II Mrs. Cochran Miss B. Smith ENGLISH II Mr. Lehigh Miss B. Smith ENGLISH II Miss B. Smith ENGLISH II Mr. Hurlbert Miss B. Smith MRS. VERGER Adviser JteAkwn CtaAA OFFICERS GLENN MAHONEy President MARION MILLER Vice-President EVELYN KING Secretary MR. BRAUN Adviser ENGLISH I Mr. Johnson ENGLISH I Mrs. Johnson ENGLISH I Mrs. Cochran ENGLISH I Mrs. Rice ENGLISH I Mrs. Rice ENGLISH I Mr. Mead Mrs. Johnson ENGLISH I Mrs. Lockett Mr. Johnson ENGLISH ! Mr. Mead Mrs. Waddingham ENGLISH ! Mrs. Waddingham ENGLISH ! Mrs. Cochran Mrs. Locke+t jffigjBjaaaaaM 1 1 • nm 1 mM± Out i 1 j,„y,.Vl j .UA ' , .l.v ' ,M J -r.««.t(rfn 1 .- , rv ' ■ ' ■ ■ ■— VP- .-TV . ' -- -rH-- ' v V - -ir r.VLW WWT W ' V XJ r M ' M.ffi« .( .V;C .nV i Sentinel £prtU W3 JnMI i PHySICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Boys ' )— Arthur H. Badenoch (head), Richard W. Arnett, Martin Ernaga (on military leave), Thomas M. Gerhart, Robert Winslow A FOOTBALL Woodrow Wilson 24-6 Leuzinger 7-8 Long Beach Poly.. 12-7 Beverly Hills 25-0 Alhambra 38-0 Compton ..... 0-20 Redondo 27-6 Santa Monica 34-6 LETTERMEN— Eddie Hyduke, Darwin Horn, Jack Bishop, Jack Kirkland, Frank Eldridge, Don Cadoo (captain), Dick Carter, Joe Lanning, Russ Mayer, Jerry Bell, Bob Grissom, Jerry Earl, Verl Lillywhite, Frank Paluso, Jack Chronister, Cecil Schmeckle, Bill Thralls, Charles Wettack (manager), Laurence Fox, Gail Saltus SCHEDULE (Co-Champs) Woodrow Wilson 0-2 Leuzinger 0-7 Long Beach Poly 6-0 Beverly Hills .. 6-18 Alhambra .... 12-19 Compton 24-0 Santa Monica 6-12 Managers — Gary Lehman, Dan Rake, Neal Richards BIN Ansite Dick Burford Sheldon Gold snson Harry Howard Charles Saltus Sid Ballard Phil Daher Joe Gonzales Dave Preciado Roy Stadler Art Blankenship Lee Dawson Tom Hande Dan O ' Rourke Charles Stull Kenneth Bowers Jerry Freer Bob Hannah Julius Pearce Dick Waayers (Capt.) SaAketball Bill Gilmer (cap-tain), Joe Lanning (All Bay League), Dick Carter (2nd Team All Bay League), Jerry Bell (2nd Team All Bay League), Gay- lord Cowan, Ross Porter, Red Sporrer, Al Greenleaf COACH— Gerhart B LETTERMEN Joe James, Captain Bill Blaker, Captain Bob Fox Roger Duitsman Joe Vilarino Chet Houston Ken Bowers Sid Ballard Larry Matson C LETTERMEN Bill Molestad, Captain Bill Terry Jay Van Christansen George Munzing David Haserot Richard Irving Jack Decker Clifford Thomas Cecil Dougher Robert Palo Bob Hader, Manager D LETTERMEN BAY LEAGUE CHAMPS Gail Henely, Captain Doug Duitsman Gail Leachman Don Backus Dale Ford George Clark Donald Nelson Richard Cortrite Mathew Olive Gary Lehman Nello Tiberio For the second time in three years the Sentinel Horsehiders took the Bay League crown with an out- standing record for the season. Undefeated in Bay League, winning twelve in a row and losing but three games all year, the ' 43 edition of the Inglewood Sentinel baseball team showed true championship form despite the handicap of a small squad. Dick Bishop, three-year letterman, two-year All-Bay League pitcher, and most valuable man this season, capped an amazing high school record by winning eleven games, losing but two, and in the deciding game with Compton hurling a perfect no-hitter, the goal of all pitchers. Supporting Bishop were such men as Johnnie Gates, four-year letterman, last year ' s most valuable man, and an All-Bay Leaguer; co-captain Jack Green, the former water polo star, who in two seasons of baseball developed into an All-Bay League third baseman; and co-captain Jack Kirkland, powerhouse outfielder and All- Bay Leaguer. Behind this foursome was Eddie Hyduke, three-year letterman, who led the team in batting, runs batted in, and bases stolen; Lew Hastings, last year ' s batting champ and a three-year letterman; Darwin Horn, catcher par excellence; Roger Duitsman, outfielder de luxe; and Jerry Bell of football and basketball fame. Even with such a team as this, there should be someone to back them up, and Lefty Walker, pitcher, and Joe Butler, utility man, did the job. Coach Winslow is to be congratulated on the fine job he did in his first year here at Inglewood High — in fact the whole team is. NICE WORK, CHAMPS! JZaMltall Water Pole A ' B Dale Morsaint Louie Weinberger Kenneth Kissam Bill Landis Phillip Charnell Ray Burns Conrad Blasco Bill Pennington Ed Yopp Marshall Charnell Bob Lewis Fernando Steere Bud Stanley Forrest Raybon Silvon Engilman Dan Richards Lowell Walker Bob Clark Leonard Reed A ' s Dick Hatch Bill Peters Fernando Steere Phillip Charnell Forrest Raybon Bob Clark Jack Green Conrad Blasco Jim Reeves, Manager £u wwn$ B ' s Dan O ' Rourke Robert Becker Silvon Engilman Bob Hibbard Louie Wienberger Ray Burns Chester Houston Bob Lewis Lowell Walker Bill Landis Bernie James Bud Stanley Leonard Red C ' s Gary Lehman Lawrance Oien Don Marple Maurice Haane Erin Jensen Jimmie Jurk B ' s Joe Vilarino, Don Martin, Jack Foster, Charles Kastner, Bill Bruce, Louie Scudder, Ken Bow- ers, Allan Pace, Paul Epler, Bob Hannah, Car- lyle Wight, Charles Stull, Don Rymal, Pat Panett, Bill Stickney C ' « Ronald Wood, Nello Tiberio, David Haserot, Cliff Thomas, Richard Seifreid, Dick Berry, Malcom Bert, Chuck Perry, Glen Mahoney A Santa Monica 63% Inglewood 56% Compton 33% Redondo 16% Beverly Hills . 8% Leuzinger B Beverly Hills 55.1 Redondo 31.3 Inglewood 25.5 Santa Monica 23.6 Leuzinger 21.5 Compton 8 C Leuzinger 42 Redondo 28% Inglewood 26 1 2 Santa Monica 21 Beverly Hills 17 A ' s Walt Nickter, Jim Densmore, Howard Staley, Darrcl Krictz, Norman Wain- wright, Albert Thompson, Bob Finch, Joe James, Harold Hakman, Dick Carter, Joe Lanning, Wilber Griffith, Bob Stach, Bob Craw, Don McKay, Bob young, Stan Estes, Verl Lillywhite 8 : i r ipl KJfrC ' ' y wr y T .., ' r TENNIS George Clarke, Bob Cot- tarn, Dick Crabtree, Leonard Dickens, James Ford (manager), Melvin Howard, Ted Hurlbert, Floyd Parks, Tom Rush, Dean Sowell, Leslie Town- send, Harry Turner Roland Pemberton Tom Reid Dick Berry Gaylord Cowan Jack Conway L. Apodaca Art Logsdon Jerry Cameron Kenneth Cameron Edmond Hart Earl Williams Donald Hunter, Bob Virzi Managers Not Just a Coach — But a Friend Leaving behind one of Inglewood ' s better B football teams, Martin Ernaga has left Inglewood to join a bigger team. Although he cannot be here until the war is over and peace is once more restored, he will always be an inspiration to the fellows who knew him. The fellows confided in him just as they did with fellow players. He wasn ' t just a man who gave them plays to execute, he was a fellow player. The team wanted to win for him. They knew that to win for him meant as much as Notre Dame ' s winning for Knute Rockne. As he sat there on the bench, he felt himself part of the game, and the players who were on the gridiron felt his presence — they could almost hear his comments and encouragements. He didn ' t just make friends with the members of the football squad, but with all the fellows. All over this great country, schools are losing coaches but few schools have made such a sacrifice to the war effort as giving up a man like Mr. Ernaga. So, Mr. Ernaga, friend of many, We, the Student Body of I. H. S., hope that while you ' re winning that bigger game with the Air Force sometime you ' ll think of us, because we ' ll be thinking of you. Play Day The twenty-fourth annual Play Day was held at Santa Monica High School on May 15 with Inglewood and Leuzinger as guests. Inglewood girls, for the first time in a num- ber of years, came marching home with the gold cup for first place in the Posture Parade, one of the main events of Play Day judged on appearance, posture, and marching ability. The gay and colorful theme, La Vida del Rancho, was carried out with everyone arriv- ing in jeans and plaid shirts, and with Saluta- ciones Amigas, Sports Rodeo, and La Fiesta time as the day ' s program. (jfrb ' £pwU PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Girls ' )— Mildred M. Strohl (head), Augusta Gudmunsen, Lois Hoegerman, Dorothy M. Pappas, Marion Ralphs, Alberta B. Smith ■4 9 A Let+erwomen Carol Frink, Barbara Lechlitner, Beverly Kelty, Doris Hughes, Shirley Jennings, Helen Kornegay, Barbara Brooks, Joalyce Gugliotta, Verna Hammond rmmMttM t } Dhtra-tltural £jtwt,6 CALENDAR November 12 - - - - - Leuzinger Swimming Meet January 21 G. A. A. Initiation January 27 Horseback Riding February 9 ----- . Valentine Tea March 24 Hockey Social May 15 Play Day May 27 G. A. A. Initiation June 3 G. A. A. Banquet BASKETBALL Sr. Team Thelma Hoffacker Mrs. Strohl HOCKEY Sr. Team Miriam Forbes Miss Gudmunsun VOLLEY BALL Aileen Kingery Manager Mrs. Smith SWIMMING Betty Kleimenhagan Miss Hoegerman i ff- triia r wavihATa ' i f Om CffttjwJ flcWitieA cu hid t cur Part hi Wat Work a PattieA foanceJ FRENCH CLUB First Semester President Vice-President Secretary Frances Cynamon - Phyllis Karsten Jeanne Nelson Second Semester President - - - Phyllis Karsten Vice-President - - - Jeanne Nelson Secretary - - - Eileen Blackstock Sponsors - Miss Anderson, Miss Goodrich SPANISH CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor Jack Green Shirley Jennings Mary Laage Miss Foster S. P. Q. R. First Semester First Consul Second Consul Aedile Censor Quaestor Bob Johnson Barbara Schief Barbara Fritsche - Saly Moe Helen Jones Second Semester First Consul ... Bob Johnson Second Consul - Barbara Strohmeyer Aedile Betty Orteg Censor ..... Sally Moe Quaestor ... Alvene Cutbirth Tribune ... Carlee Bilderbock Sponsor .... Mrs. Wight flcWitieA It will be a long time bfore we forget the fun we had this past year as members of our various clubs. The Latin banquet will always bring memories of good times and good food. When we read over our old El Centinelas we can surely see why the members of Quill and Scroll won so many national honors. The members of Masque and Savel gave us many pleasant hours of enjoyment. Their dramatic presentations were the highlights of many an assembly. Yes — we really did have fun this past year. QUILL SCROLL MASK GAVEL President Maxine Bieber President Barbara Compton Vice-President - Bob Finch Vice-President - Bette Lechner Secretary Bill Blaker Secretary Barbara Schief Sponsor Mr. Johnson Sponsor Miss Lawrence Soph Seni or Whenever we wanted something done efficiently we knew we could count on the members of Hi-Y and Tri-Y. These clubs donated many hours of tireless service to our school. When they weren ' t working they planned many unusual trips and parties, which were the center of our social activities. It was through the work of their capable leaders who were guided by friendly advisers that these clubs have experienced so much success. Frosh Soph Juni or Seni or One of our most popular and active organiza- tions is the Girls ' Athletic Association. Sportsman- ship and the development of athletic ability and personality is the important aim of this group. Officers — President, Doris Nichols; Vice-Presi- dent, Jane Motter; Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Leahy; Recording Secretary, Joan Leahy; Sponsor, Miss Ralphs. jM. Spanish Banquet Latin Banquet Scholarship Banquet Song Leaders Band £eeiti ch the .«. £entinel CatnpuJ £eHiw kreAA-Hp half The staff wishes to extend its appreciation to the following people whose valuable assistance made possible the 1943 Green and White: MRS. FLORENCE VERGER - - - Typing Instructor MRS. BERTHA LOCKETT - - - Senior Class Adviser JAMES EDMONDSON - Advertising and Asst. Business Mgr. JACK GONSER MR. LYALL of Lyall Studio MR. AL ROGERS - of the Metropolitan Engraving Co. MR. SAM BABCOCK - - of the Babcoclc Cover Co. MR. HERMAN STRAUBE - of Wm. B. Straube Printing Co.