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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

Published by the Student Body of Inglewood High School Vivian Joy Wyss, Editor-hi-Chief George Salmon, Art Editor As the old order changeth yielding place to new our changing academic world and ever- changing campus keep pace with progress through education. Although our destiny lies solely in the hands of acquired knowledge and its proper appli- cation, our thoughts throughout life shall often- times revert to the pleasant recollections of dances, friends, class associations, and good times together at our Alma Mater. Today, Sentinels of Inglewood are prepared for a clearer comprehension of the future world through opportunities gained in CAMPUS LIFE. LEADERSHIP Our administrators and instructors, loyal and inspir- ing men and women, encourage student government. SCHOLARSHIP Seniors -commence life unafraid. Juniors — prepare for things ahead. Sophomores eager to learn. Freshmen ambitious youth. FELLOWSHIP Large and small clubs merge linguists, scholars, act- ors, musicians, scientists, and sportsmen into a unity — Inglewood High. SPORTSMANSHIP Win or lose — our Sentinels fight with dignity of bearing. FRIENDSHIP Sentinels spend many never-to-be-forgotten hours to- gether at work and play through activities. Mr. George C. Barnum will long be remembered by the Seniors of '•18 as their sincere friend and adviser through four years of high school life. No class activity or committee was complete without his kindly advice and enthusiastic help. Proms, assemblies and the class play were successfully planned and executed with his eager assistance and interest. The crowing social event of the Senior calendar was the never-to-be- forgotten Christmas prom. The theme ' Sleigh Bells” was a gay motif for decorations which transformed the study hall into a fairyland. Great fun was had by the committee in charge of decorations, as they worked with Mr. Barnum in the Woodshop designing, building, and painting the Christmas village, and Santa with his package-filled sleigh drawn by reindeer. Expert craftsmanship created these lovely decorations, for Mr. Barnum spent many hours in their construction. No task has been too difficult or tedious for him as he worked for his Seniors. Because the members of the class cannot adequately express their affection and esteem for him, they have chosen to honor Mr. Barnum in the yearbook. It is with great pleasure that the annual staff dedicates the 19-18 edition of the Green and White to Mr. George C. Barnum. Miss Hazel Rosi- Lawrence Mrs. Stella Chappell Scofield In the fall of 1916 two young teachers were added to the faculty of Inglewood High School, itself a young school, boasting in the eleventh year of its existence a student body of only a few hundred and a faculty of seventeen. Hazel Rose Lawrence was beginning her teaching career as Head of the Department of Oral English. Stella Chappell had left Willamette University in Oregon to teach English at Inglewood. The two became fast friends, and it is fitting that they should share the place of honor as they retire from our faculty together. In those early days the school was so small that everybody knew everybody, and students and faculty alike participated in school parties and activities. During her first year in Inglewood Miss Chappell (now Mrs. Scofield) started a school paper, which was named El Centinela.” She and the first editors spent long hours on Saturdays laying out the dummy and correcting proof. She was also for many years the faculty adviser of the Green and White,” and published besides a Literary Edition of the Green and White, comprising stories, essays, and poems written by students in the English classes. In her second year she became Head of the English Department and held this position for many years. Outside as well as inside the classroom she has been the friend and confidant of countless boys and girls whose lives have been influenced by her kindliness, friendly interest, and encouragement. Miss Lawrence has been the power behind the footlights at almost every play that has been presented from the Inglewood High School stage. Seniors plays, operettas, Eootlight Guild productions, and assembly programs have owed their success to her talents, her efficiency, and her patience. Sharing with her the long hours of rehearsals, the fun, the sudden emergencies, the breathless pre-curtain excitement, hundreds of students have grown to know her and love her as a personal and permanent friend. Words of farewell are only words, but Inglewood High School, students and faculty, will miss these two. Our administrators and instructors, merged into an edifying unity, encour- age us in virtuous living, educational skills, and democratic ideals through student government. in id tra tion Dr. H. Fred Heisner Superintendent Centinela Valley Union High School District One of the greatest satisfactions of life is friendship. It is the friends we make who give life its meaning. Young people in high school feel this need stronger than at any other school level. These friendships are possible because of the opportunities campus life affords. The theme Campus Life” is therefore well chosen. May we dedicate this annual to a richer and fuller campus life. H. Fred Heisner. The selection of Campus Life” as a theme is most appropriate because included in it are all of the activities which make our school, and it is the impression made on each of you by the total of these activities that is so extremely important as a basis for your future. Leadership — Scholarship — Fellowship — Sportsmanship — Friendship, are goals worthy of Sentinel tradi- tion of the past and the Sentinel hope for the future. Congratulations on your achievements and best wishes for your continuing success. Kenneth M. Hurlbert. G. W. BRADFORD VERNON P. SPENCER B. M. GALLOWAY JOHN D. FLANAGAN J. WILLIAM TIFT Member Member President Vice-President Clerk Kenneth M. Hurlbert Principal Inglewood High School A. JOHN WALDMAN E. ALICE BEARD WILLIAM C. SMITH Director of Guidance and Girls' Vice-Principal Boys’ Vice-Principal Curriculum Ivin ion Jlicfl School 2)fstrict MRS. MAUDE E. KNUDSON Principal Cenline a Evening High School ROBERT K. LLOYD Director Adult Education Principal Inglewood Evening High School ALBERTA L. McMONIES MRS. BARBARA BASHOR Registrar Nurse at Inglewood High School C ounAelon MRS. MILDRED MUNRO MR. MERLIN R. WAGNER MR. ROBERT K. BURLEY MISS HELEN E. GOODRICH Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Off Staff ROW 1: Mrs. Hazel Wolverton, Mrs. Jane Glazener. Flora Kne- busch. Mrs. Daryl God- frey, Mrs. Ruth Matta. Mrs. Donna Cowles, Mrs. D'Arlcne Dorc, Mrs. Gladys Widen- ing. ROW 2: Mrs. Eva Dore, Mrs. Alma Mas tian, Mr. Henry Wat- ers, Mrs. Charlotte Richter, Mrs. Violet Trcde. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Arthur H. Badenoch Bernice Gange Boys’ Physical Education Household Arts George P. Benson Mathematics Science George A. Crain English Foreign Language Francis S. Robinson Commercial Melba P. Wendland Music Mildred M. St rob 1 Girls’ Physical Education Lawrence R. Lehigh Social Science Lewis E. Peters Mechanic Arts MUSIC Holace Metcalf Mrs. Mildred Munro Mrs. Nadine W. Tiner Mrs. Vivian Spurgin SOCIAL SCIENCE Mrs. Ethel B. Ashens Eslie F. Jewell Dr. Mary G. Jensen Jennie M. Sessions ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Ruth W. Cochran Mrs. Lois D. Duccy Helen E. Goodrich Charles R. Lcwin Mrs. Bertha R. Lockett Mrs. Beulah P. Johnson Roger W. Johnson Hazel Rose Lawrence Carmen Nieto Mrs. Ina B. Pace Charles A. Pusey Jr. Mrs. Stella C. Scofield Beverly W. Smith A. Lucille Will Mrs. Gladys W. Mrs. Dorothy Wight Waddingham R. Arnold Murray Vernon I). Wilcox Mrs. Virginia P. Peters Mrs. Lois Stegen COMMERCIAL MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Clara H. Alldritt Mrs. Kathryn L. Eberhart Robert D. Angell Mrs. Lucille Jones Gw in P. Ewing Robert C. Barnett Newel G. Eliason Leland R. Carden Mrs. Olive Z. Lawrence M. Norman Stickney Charles H. Dillon Ruth Glenn Harry Clarke Wayne J. McGill David J. Hengstetter Bernice Sward Librarian Mrs. Edith H. Blackstone Theodore W. Cochrane Mrs. Truletta N. Harris Mae Maxwell Mrs. Jane A. Roberts Mrs. Sara J. Scovillc William J. Worthington GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Augusta Gudmunscn Julia Rodgers Helen J. Schutz Mrs. Alberta B. Smith Mrs. Virginia Unruh BOYS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION Richard W. Arnett Ivan J. Carey Martin Ernaga W. Douglas Essick Thomas M. Gerhart MECHANICAL ARTS AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS George C. Barnum Robert A. Curtis, Jr. Wilbur W. Olson Robert M. Schottland Luella M. Hughes Mrs. Betty K. Lewis Robert K. Burley Harold P. Davis Merlin R. Wagner Thomas D. Slattery Mrs. Queen M. Smith Mrs. Marjorie E. Lobdell Robert T. Conley Clarence D. Miller Russell C. Wiley Herman S. Siegle Mrs. Evelyn M. Arp Mrs. W. Helene Miller GARY KERKORIAN BILL FOWKES 1st Semester 2ml Semester Presidents Student KcL Offi icerA Vice-Presidents BETTS YOST JEAN ADAMS Secretaries JOYCE TRIPLETT FLORENCE HINSHAW Ire usurers TOM MORELAND KATHERINE SPANYERS Commissioners of Student Body Activities KARL KOENIG CHARLES ZIMMERMAN Coordinators of the Calendar ELIZABETH SEFFENS JOAN BORCHERS HIM. FOWKES 1st Semester Senior Honor Board President DAVID KOONS 2nd Semester Senior Honor Board President MARIAN SCHIMMEL Commissioner of Girls’ Athletics ERWIN PRICE Commissioner of Boys’ Athletics Co unci ROW 1: Don Genet, Sophomore Class President; Charles Zimmerman. Commissioner of Student Body Activities; Don Lechner, Junior Class President; Gary Smith, Speaker of House of Representatives, California Association of Student Councils; Bill Fowkes, Student Body President; David Koons, Senior Honor Board President; Jerry Myd- land, 13 20 Club President; Dick Hensley, Boys' League President; Jim Stewart, Freshman Class President. ROW 2: Charlotte Clemons, Past Secretary of Junior Class; Adele Newton, 13-20 Representative; Elizabeth SefFens, Past Co- ordinator of the Calendar; Betts Yost, Past Student Body Vice-President; Joyce Triplett, Past Student Body Secretary; Marian Schimmel, G.A.A. President; Barbara Kent. Past Senior Class Vice-President; Judy Cook, Past Girls' League President; Harriet Lefkowitz, Past Sophomore Class Presi- dent ROW 3: Jack Hannan, Past Freshman Class Presi- dent; Leonard Kane, Past Sophomore Vice-President; Pres- ton Zillgitt, Past Senior Class President; Robin Heyer, El Centinela Co-Editor; Gary Kerkorian. Past Student Body President; Ellsworth Putnam, Past Boys' League President; Erwin Price, Big I President; Karl Koenig, Past Commis- sioner of Student Body Activities; Richard Duffy, Pep Club President. ROW 4: Belva Freed, Freshman Class Vice- President; Rosetta Wallace, Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent; Joan Borchers, Coordinator of the Calendar; Jean Adams. Student Body Vice-President; Florence Hinshaw, Student Body Secretary; Katherine Spanyers, Student Body Treasurer; Martha Alexander, Senior Class Vice-President; Donna Munnell, Junior Class Sec.-Treasurer; Sally Tackett, Girls' League President. Adviser Miss Lou McMonies. 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Vice-President, Ruth Fraser; Sec- retary, Florence Hinshaw; Treasurer, I.illian Sonnlcitner; Big Sister, Harriet Briggs; Senior Representative, Barbara Beer; Junior Representative, Sally McDonald; Sophomore Representative, Bar- bara Gleason; Freshman Representatives, Luana Dent and Nancy Stevenson; Senior Tri-Y President, Joan Borchers; G.A.A. Presi- dent, Marian Schimmel; Student Body Vice-President, Betts Yost; Alpha Kappa Beta O President, Marji Geyer; Business Manager, Beverly Blankc. 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Vice-President, Margaret McLay; Secretary, Janet Barker; Treasurer, Mary Jane Rassmussen; Big Sister, Harriet Briggs; Senior Representative, Virginia Cook; Jun- ior Representative, Barbara Freer; Sophomore Representative, Francis Halsey; Freshman Representative, Jerry Beck; Senior Tri-Y President, Mona Lee Roberts; G.A.A. President, Marian Schimmel; Alpha Kappa Beta O President, Marji Geyer; Ways and Means, Mary Hill; Publicity, Betty Gough; Student Body Vice-President. Jean Adams; Business Manager, Dawn Seeman; Past President. Judy Cook. 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Vice-President, Bob Reeves; Secre- tary-Treasurer. Jim Tyers; Senior Representatives: Gene Cameron. Martin Fuller, Jack Hadley, David Koons; Junior Representa- tives: Gary Smith, Howard Waite; Sophomore Representatives: Joe Clark, Dick Gorrinado; Freshman Representative: Kenneth Metcalf. 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Vice-President, Ed Garafalo; Secre- tary-Treasurer. Bill Morris; Senior Representatives: Ed Drahiem, Jack Hadley. Erwin Price, Gary Kerkorian; Junior Representa- tives: Jim Sears, Richard Duffy, Stewart McLay; Sophomore Rep- resentatives: I.ynn Kleinman, Joe Clark; Freshman Representative: Jack Hannan; Publicity Manager, Don I.ecliner. ELLSWORTH PUTNAM DICK HENSLEY 1st Semester President 2nd Semester President wJJouAe of l epredentatiueA Senior J4onor (J3oarJ Inaugurated in '45, the Senior Honor Board, composed of twenty-five Senior boys and twenty-five Senior girls — selected as Juniors through their outstanding leadership records — is one of the leading service organizations at Inglewood High. Serving the school in various capacities, the Honor Board's chief duty is the maintenance of campus traffic control between periods and at noon. Of course, all you Sentinels have heard the familiar saying, ' Other stairway down, please.” Which way do you go — or need we say more??? Asked to serve at a Teachers' Institute Luncheon held in the Study Hall on the afternoon of the Beverly Hills game, an opportunity was provided for the sponsors to discover either the loyal and energetic members or the football haters of the group. But—on the P.T.A. Back-to-School Night, everyone turned out in full force to guide rhe bewildered parents to their classes and to laugh at their feeble and exhausted efforts to climb (or crawl up) the stairs. Participating in the Hi Jinks, the girls of the Honor Board thought it appropriate to put on a refined, uplifting skit to show the outstanding characteristics and morals of the group. The result a tavern scene — but all in fun! An annual banquet — the Senior Honor Board's one social event of the year — was held at the Switzerland, one of the most picturesque restaurants in Los Angeles. The Student Body wishes to thank the Senior Honor Board for serving graciously whenever needed, and executing their duties to the utmost. OFFICERS Presidents BILL FOWKES, DAVID KOONS Vice-Presidents MONA LEE ROBERTS, ED DOMBROWSKI Secretaries SALLY TACKETT, MONA LEE ROBERTS Adviser MRS. LOIS T. STEGEN Freshmen, Sophomores. Juniors — youth eager to learn, prepare for things ahead —while Seniors graduate with confidence to test their birthright of a free and democratic education. CLASS ADVISERS MRS. EDITH BLACKSTONE MR. GEORGE C. BARNUM Cgraduates oj? 48 Senior CLASS OFFICERS PRESTON ZILLGITT TOM MORELAND Pres dents BARBARA KENT MARTY ALEXANDER Vice-Presidents MARY HILL PATRICIA BAKER Secretary-Treasurers .U' n Jean Adams Roscmare Afflick Pat Albertson Gerald Alesia Martha Alexander Jerry Allmand Jessica Almond Bill Anderson freshman J3uiietin: 44 — 43 Don Anderson Elsie Anderson Ronald Antoine Art Apodaca Alvin Ashley Marshall Aston Gloria Atkins George Avazian Barbara Avellone Margaret Baird Patricia Baker June Baldwin Mildred Balmas Louise Battram Dean Barfuss Russell Baum Gloria Barker Riel Beatteay Montgomery Barnes Ida May Becker Barbara Lee Barry Lorraine Bed well SEPTEMBER: Full-fledged 'scrubs.'' OCTOBER: Hazed and bewildered, we organized under the guidance of our advisers, Mrs. Ruth Cochran and Mr. George Bar- num, to select our class leaders. Barbara Beer Le Roy Belyea Lloyd Bennett Bonnie Bcrens Jack Berg Don Berrigan Raymond Beyer Kenneth Bibee Gwendolyn Bird Bill Bishop Pat Blackwood Beverly Blanke Betty Blasnek Stanley Block Dewayne Blythe Don Bolin Frank Booth Joan Borchers Erna Bowers Juanita Boyd Harriet Briggs Joe Briley JANUARY: We got in the groove and inaugurated afternoon and eve- ning dancing classes in the study hall, which have since be- come a tradition. Tom Brocks Charles Brown Nadine Brown Peggy Brown Roy Brown Theodore Brown Evelyn Brownlee Ted Bruns Ramona Buehler Cordell Bullock Maty Burdette Fay Burdick Wava Burkct Barbara Bussard Tommie Bynum Bill Cain Harold Caldwell Patsv Caldwell Jean Cameron Cortez Carey MARCH: Our first school gathering, “Spring Garden,” with dancing to the melodies of Westerdahl's Orchestra. Hdith Carey Bonnie Carrier Barbara Carroll Roll in Carson 1 lelen Casebeer Mary Caskey Rosemary Castanien Gwen Casteel Kent Castlc John Chaffey Harold Chaney Sharon Mounce Chesney Richard Chovan Dolores Christensen Kenneth Christensen Katherine Church Ken Clarke Geraldine Clement Lee Clements Dick Clithero JUNE: In honor of the Seniors of '45 we decorated for Baccalaureate. Wyoma Cole Marion Colford Everett Converse Judy Ann Cook Ramona Cook Virginia Cooke Dick Covert Robert Cralle Jerry Cramer Frank Crandall Mary Crawford Ed Crowell Dean Cruickshank Diana Curtis Nina Curtis Bettie Cutter Phyllis Danner Bob Daughtry Dale Davis Charollett Dean Vivian Dean Marie Degen S lomore bulletin : 45-46 Lorie De Koning Homer Delabar Barbara Dennis Billie Jean Dial Bob Dills Edmund Dombrowski Frank Donato Ed Draheim Mae Draheim Margie Dreager Diane Duff Janelle Duke r Lu Alice Dunahec Dea Dunaway Ronnie Dunn Ralph Earnest Tom Ebcrhart Mike Econamokos Jean Eddington Robert Eddington Don Elliott Clara Ellis SEPTEMBER: Became the upper-crust of the under classmen and partici- pated in all the major school activities. Bill End res Elliott Epstein Patti Epstein Pearl Erwin Bonnie Fairchild Darleen Farrell Jack Feder Betty Ferari Winford Fingerson Edward Fitzgerald Beverly Fleischackcr Ronald Foster Bill Fowkes Dick Fram stead Arthur Franzman Ruth Fraser Barbara Froemmling Pat Frye Donna Fuller Martin Fuller MARCH: Jitterbugs and two-steppers both got a workout at our class dance, Jive,” to the hot jazz of Sam Brown and the Kings of Swing. Wilbur Fulmer Barbara Funge Tony Funke Virgil Galey Bob Gallagher Jeannine Gallion Joyce Garver Dick Getten Marjorie Geyer Donald Gilia Stella Gillespie Jean Gillgren Dave Gonzales Ricardo Gonzales Kenneth Goode Patti Loomer Good son Betty Gough Anne Gould Detra Graaf Leonard Grey JUNE: Decorated for the Graduation exercises out of respect to the Senior Class. Barbara Griffin Opal Griffin Bobbie Grimsley Jim Grundy Jim Gustafson Allen Gustavson Louis Guy Wayne Hackerd Jack Hadley Don Gagadorn Ralph Hagen Stanley Hamilton Eugene Hannah Beverly Harris Barry Hansen Boh Harris Harriett Hansen Ruth Hart Marie Harper Robert Hathaway Brian Harrington Bill Hayatian junior (J3ulletin: 46 — 4 7 Vivian Heath Verna Helen Heineken Jack Hclmick Ruthann Hemmens Dick Hensley Yeldene Herbst Harry Herzog Robin Heyer Euleta Hibbard Marvena Hicks Mary Hill Earl Hilton Patricia Hines Florence Hinshaw Gloria Hinshaw Wray Jean Hoban Rowena Hodge Dorothy Hodgert Shirley Hodgson Shirley Hoffman James Hogwood Barry Hook SEPTEMBER: Before long, we became acquainted with our new adviser. Mrs. Edith Blackstone, who devoted herself and her efforts to the Senior Class as copartner in the super team of Blackstone-Barnum. Drew Howard Dorothy Hoy Peggy Hurst Bob Jahelka Dorothy Jakeman Dorothy Johnson Dorothy Lee Johnson Patricia Johnson Helen Johnston Ronald Jones Phyllis Justice Joe Kabey Howard Kazarian Kathleen Kelly Norman Kcmpton Norma Kennedy Barbara Kent Norma Kepner Sah rad Kerkochian Gar)' Kerkorian FEBRUARY: Eager to become Seniors, we selected the colors, brown and white, for our class sweaters and an Indianhead design for our rings and pins. Mary Kim Betty Kinczel Karl Koenig David Koons Dolores Korosec Bob Lambert Mary Lamoureaux Jeanne Land Carol Lange Curtis Lappen Gordon Larson Neda I.aunderville Rita I.a Valle Phyllis Lawson Webber Lawson Dan Laxdal Shirley Lee Dolores Leniger Mar)' Leonard Don Lewis MARCH: Study Hall was transformed into a scenic tropical paradise, Mt. Mauietanka,” as the Juniors did the hula to the rhythm of name- band F.arl Spencer at their prom. Jerry Lewis Stuart Louis Barbara Leyva Helen Lightner Tom Lind ley John Lindstrom Don Longueuil Richard Lovell Gloria Lumley Carol Luthe Danny Lydon Gerry Lynch Nancy Madden Louise Marr Bob Mahaffey Dorothy Martin Ralph Maier Jimmy Martin Anna Malta Bob McCloud Keith Mann Helen McGuire JUNK: Junior boys and girls did a commendable job as flower girls and users at Commencement. Ann McKenna Joyce McKinley Darlene McKinney Sylvia McKinney Margaret Me Lay lid McLeish Maclyn McManus Raymond McPherson Mary Menich Irene Merlin Jo Ann Mero Louis Meyer Yvonne Meyers John Milne Eleanor Miles Carl Misloski Beverly Miller Art Mitchell Don Miller Suz Ann Mitchell Robert Miller Nellie Montanio Senior 47-48 Noreen Moore Pat Moore Tom Moreland - - Don Morgan James Morlock Bill Morris Donna Mortcnsen Beverly Morton Ray Moser Mario Murga Bonnie Murray Peggy Myers Leslie Napper Russell Naugle Jerry Nelson Lois Ncttlcton Adele Newton Bill Nieman Barbara Nixon Thomas Nixon SEPTEMBER: We became high and mighty Seniors upon receiving our sweaters, rings, and pins. Gary Noah Peggy Nolan Ronald Nolff Joanne Norris Bob North James North La Vonne Noyes Bill Nutt Shirley O'Connor Jeanne Olson Faye Lou Oraas Helga Ortlinghaus Barbara O'Ryan Joci Oviatt Denny Palmer Shirley Papin Velma Pardee Mahlon Parks Dorothy Patterson Jean Payne DECEMBER: Donner and Blitzen; Santa and the Seniors pranced to the Sleigh Bells of Paul Martin's Orchestra at the wintery prom in the study hall. ; Betty Lou Pegorsch Pauline Pererault Allan Pietrowski Bill Pike Betty Pinkerton Jim Pollack Joan Polick Joyce Porter Erwin Price Douglas Profitt Ellsworth Putnam Nellinc Ramay Gary Rands Marilyn Reed Mary Jane Rasmussen Bob Reeves Bob Rawlings Alberta Reitz Jack Reardon Jody Rife Jim Reed Paula Riley JANUARY: Our class play with an all-star cast— January Thaw.” A huge success! Gloria Rimola Douglas Robbins Lois Roberts Mona Lee Roberts Robert Roberts Dave Robertson Jeanne Robertson Karl Robinson Pat Robusch John Rodriguez Judith Rothman James Rotte George Roulette George Salmon Bill Rumage Shirley Sampson Eleanor Rustenhaven Wendell Rytterager Margaret Powell Saffron Joan Sandal 1 Alice Sandor Anne Sanzaro MAY: A Mardi Gras”—complete with confetti, balloons, and odd cos- tumes — lent color to the campus on Senior Dress-up Day. Darcia Saperstein Don Saperstein Owen Sater Eleanor Scarborough Marian Schimmcl Marilyn Scholocker Sam Schuchardt Martin Scott Dawn Seeman Elizabeth Scffens Jessica Shearer John Sherrill Lillian Silkey Charles Simonek Barbara Simpson Nancy Simpson Patsy Simpson Eugene Skulick Robert Smith Ed Sogg JUNE: Awards were presented to the Seniors who had earned them at the Awards Assembly. Ken Song Lillian Sonnlietner Don Southwell John Spang Katherine Spanyers Dick Speer Ed Spurgeon Bill Stach Bill Stack Ronald Stange Leah Stannard Harry Stark - George Steere Ardeth Stensland Evelyn Stewart Clinton Stickney Patricia Stine Carolyn Stolo Berna Del Stone Jim Stone JUNE 4: At the exclusive Del Mar Club over-looking Santa Monica Bay, the Seniors waltzed to the music of a popular name-band for their last dance together — the Senior Hop. Richard Stratmann Delores Strong Gordon Stuermer Richard Sullivan Leslie Sumner Lloyd Sutcliffe Norman Sutherland Sally Tackett Marion Tafola Dana Tanger Edith Taylor Forrest Taylor Joan Taylor Alfred Tiberio Elizabeth Thaiss Dorothy Thostenson iMartha Tracy Joyce Triplett Myra Thurber Buster Trumbo George Thyden Lois Tumpack JUNE 13: Baccalaureate services at Centinela Bowl. James Tyers John Upton Phyllis Valente Valentin Valez Everiste Valle Billie Van Cise Don Vanderveer Adrienne Van Holt Jerry Van Ness Joan Vespa Marie Vidler Margaret Villepigue Shirley Violette Betty June Wade Joy Wallace Minnie Wallace Pat Wallace Lyle Walmsley Barbara Ward Christine Warren Bill Warwick Harr)’ Watkins JUNE 16: The Senior Banquet along with the reading of the class-will and prophecy made the night before Graduation one of gaiety and sadness. Barbara Watson Geraldine Watson John Webb Jerome Weber Leonard Weed Dorothy Wegclin Josephine Wellman Robert Werner Dorothy Werry William West Jeanette Westcott Betty White Tom Widick a]) mV Patricia Wiehe Walt Willard d Shirley Williams Ravia Willis Glenna Wolfe Don Wolfhope Minta Wood JUNE 17: Graduation under the stars at Centinela Bowl. Speaker — Geof- frey Morgan — prominent author and educator. Maxine Woods Betty Worth Vivian Joy Wyss Gerald Yates Betts Yost Bill Young Bob Young Margy Young Mary Young Preston Zillgitt Charles Zimmerman George Zylstra CLASS ADVISERS MRS. EVELYN M. ARP MR. LAWRENCE R. LEHIGH amor FRESHMAN BULLETIN: 45-'4b SEPTEMBER: OCTOBER: NOVEMBER: JUNE: Became the largest gang of 'Freshies to set foot on the fair campus of I.H.S. We elected class officers and became acquainted with our class advisers. Miss Jennie M. Sessions and Mr. Lewis E. Peters, after the upper-crust quit hazing us. Following in the footsteps of the Seniors of ‘48, we continued the dancing classes in the study hall which made us real hep-cats. We paid homage to the Seniors by decorating for Baccalaureate. SOPHOMORE BULLETIN: '46-47 SEPTEMBER: We worked overtime getting revenge by hazing this year's Freshmen. SEPTEMBER: The '49er Sport Dance, sponsored by the class, set off football season with a bang! DECEMBER: The Night Before Christmas, put on at the Hi Jinks by the girls of our class, won first prize for classes. MARCH: Eggs and rabbits brought the Spirit of Easter and the Bunny Hop with swing by Higgy Grigg and his Orchestra. JUNE: We slaved and toiled decorating Centinela Bowl for the Graduation exercises. Jhe 4 9erS a aSA SEPTEMBER: JANUARY: FEBRUARY: FEBRUARY: APRIL: JUNE: JUNIOR BULLETIN: '47-4H As upper-classmen, we became acquainted with our new advisers. Mrs. Evelyne Arp and Mr. Lawrence R. Lehigh. Anxious to choose our Senior colors and sweat- ers, we held a class meeting to decide upon them. The '49ers revived pioneer days at I.H.S. with the Wagon Wheel Jamboree, to the ragtime of Hal Neeley and his band boys. After much debating, we selected the colors royal blue and grey for our Senior sweaters. Twenty Leagues under the Sea, we danced on the deck of a ship to the music of Chuck Cabot's Orchestra at Neptune's Promenade our Jun- ior Prom. Junior girls did a commendable job as flower girls at Graduation, while the Junior boys ushered. SENIORS AT LAST!! CLASS OFFICERS JERRY MYDLAND DON LECHNER Presidents BOB LAMOUREUX EARL GORDON Vice-Presidents CHARLOTTE CLEMONS DONNA MUNNELL Secretary- Treasurers MRS. ASHENS (Period III) ROW 1: E. Heiden. . Dunn, M. Blasnck, N. Wilkins. J. Waters, C. McHenry, R. Huntley, R. DufTey, R. Maier, L. Guy, R. Nolff; ROW 2: H. Weimer. J. Hopkins, C. Hoban, J. Bennett, J. Beam, W. Cratz, E. Palmer, P. Dicken, P. Martin, P. Manischlchi, B. Muller; ROW 3: M. Martin. J. Robinson, J. Bailey, N. McCoy. W. Steffens, V. James, H. Iqual DeMontijo, P. Tracy, R. Davis, R. Morrison; ROW 4: B. Wilson, V. Layman, A. Edgmon. MR. DILLON (Period II)—ROW 1; A. Kauten, F. Westwood, M. Moilock, D. Bough, A. Mitchel, D. Burge, E. VanFIcet; ROW 2: L. Rogers, J. Blcicr, B. Long, B. Breicr. D. Lovegren, E. Monahan. D. Burket. H. Hatfield, S. Feldt, M. Russell, C. Wallace, R. Dawson, J. Clutter, 'I'. Chaconas. MISS JENSEN (Period X)—ROW 1: L. Goodwin, E. Boyer, J. Bartlett, B. Mitchell, L. Erickson, D. Monroe, D. Cooper; ROW 2: B. McCallum, G. Cameron, L. Jennings, J. Hall, G. George, C. Sims; ROW 3: P. Guckes, B. Gahlbeck, J. Hines, J. McClendon, J. Milbee, M. Blankenship, E. Molina. MISS JENSEN (Period I) — ROW I: J. Stant, G. Mydland, I.. Colhell. R. Johnson. J. Hayes, C. Garrigus, B. Cutter. D. Hagen, H. Chase; ROW 2: P. McGraw, H. Crandall, B. White, M. Moses, I.. Dickerson, G. Grudt, R. Hauge, R. Dangelo; ROW 3: B. Miller. J. Stano, D. Tate, D. Tift, J. Thompson. B. Beachy, B. Sackerson, N. Sappington, J. Richards. MISS JENSEN (Period II)—ROW 1: R. Bensenberg, J. Schylz, D. Barker, R. Kapple, J. Elridge, C. Etzel; ROW 2: J. Haynes, A. Kasparian, R. Lodge, L. Macafu, C. Northrup. R. Farley, B. McDonald. J. Torvick; ROW 3: H. Simonek, A. Shocum, B. Teel, M. Marietta, B. Blythe, R. Young, M. Smith, R. Lamm; ROW 4: V. Maz- zacco, M. West, J. Latsen, W. Thouichley, J. Stringer, B. Gabele, J. Pscholka, B. Burns, J. Leidy, E. Tiner. MISS JENSEN (Period III) ROW 1: L. Morse, W. J ohnston, D. Young, H. Ware, H. Waite. A. Valente. P. Barnhart, J. Kearsley, E. Gordon; ROW 2: D. Friermuth, D. Hoy, B. Stapp, D. Carey, E. Dabronski, R. Robbins, J. Hannifin, L. Briley, D. Leibensberger, G. Smart; ROW 3: D. Friermuth, D. Allwine, P. Otto, G. Kilbury, B. Kinczel, C. Clemons, J. Nehen. B. Hansen. D. Young; ROW 4: J. Calhoun, M. Sonneleitner, B. Allen, V. Bruchman, D. Hight, M. Roulette, A. Bitzer, G. Poland, B. Shelton, G. Rabaso. MISS JENSEN (Period IV) ROW 1: M. Girdlcy, J. Ryan, B. Johnson, E. Garafalo, D. Putnam, P. Shoe- maker, C. McKinney, D. White, J. Simpson; ROW 2; B. Teague, Q. Sigler, G. Taylor, M. Olick, G. Sandor, M. Erickson, J. Carlile, J. Pool, L. Wilson. B. Bartlett; ROW 3: B. Schurr, B. Sims, S. McCrimmon, M. Mar- tino, P. Rule, P. Born, J. Merchant, V. Anderson, A. Ga'legos, D. Willyard, J. Gonzales. MISS JEWEL (Period I)—ROW 1: R. Moser, R. Callender, J. Goff. L. Sears, W. Holt, D. Hamilton, M. More, R. Hart, E. Martin, S. Riffe; ROW 2: R. Lewis, W. I irson, A. Huneke, R. Smith, H. Neeld, G. Eager, D. Junker, J. Fiorenza, B. Lcmp, D. Gibbs, B. Gunther; ROW 3: C. Teal, C. Warner, E. Waian, D. Munncll, J. Barker, B. McMackin. M. Posey, J. Hrabak, B. Willia ns. E. Helleson. MISS JEWEL (Period II)—ROW 1: J. Tandy, D. Petit, G. Schlanert, R. Stewart, D. Lamb, B. Adams, J. Cade, B. Burbcry, R. Kettering; ROW 2: D. Hogwood, S. McLay, T. Jefferson, J. Talley, B. Mote, A. Kastncr, V. Spen- cer, M. Cheeseman, G. Tielsch, E. Kneubush; ROW 3: E. Lyon, B. Bowman, J. Spigle, J. Ansite, D. Foster, B. Johnson, N. May, H. Otto; ROW 4: M. Bone, W. McCreary, S. Cantley, J. Edwards, B. Spragg, L. Conquest, R. Gard, W. Chambers, N. Lohry. MISS JEWEL (Period III) —ROW 1: J. Peterson, R. Mestas. B. Blanchard, J. Cal very, B. Woiwod, B. Ritter, C Carson, C. DesVoigncs, G. Yates, G. Atwood, C. Strickland; ROW 2: W. Bird, J. Sears, D. Hagerman, G. Nicholas, M. Woodrich, J. Latham, D. Bets, E. Marcum; ROW 3: C. Harry, M. Bryan, D. Day, S. McDonald, J. Beck, C. Allan, M. Thompson, D. Divelviss, B. Barron, G. Sylvester, D. Ray. MISS JEWEL (Period IV) —ROW I: R. Carver, F. Church. G. Shaw, S. Domibrowski, J. Dodd. T. Wolfhope, B. Noll, R. Hargrave, A. Balian; ROW 2: F. Ludwig, G. Marsh, B. Watts, V. Selternruck, B. Perry, B. Nenderson, R. Scibel. R. Kennard, R. Roulette, J. White: ROW 3: M. Bentzinger, M. Hcndcn, I.. Allen. V. Bruckman, L. Wheeler, S. Knox, A. Pansey, R. Hollinger, A. Harrington. MISS JEWEL (Period V) ROW 1: P. Casey. B. Baxter. W. Yates. R. Roelen, A. Brass. Z. Wisniewski, A. Y'Bara, D. Tiliis, B. Haigh, R. Malm: ROW 2: I. Bethurun. D. Archambeau, W. Wilson. H. Hibbard, H. Noble, B. Rowe, P. Ezzcll, R. Robey. B. Hurlburt, B. Humborg; ROW 3: I. Evans. G. Roberts. B. Myers, D. Carpenter, P. Almond, G. Oscarson, D. Schouweilcr, R. Payne, J. Gressman, D. Eckenworth. MR. LEHIGH (Period I) ROW 1: M. Econamakos, G. Main. K. Phillips. R. Jetter, F. Jordan. M. Baker. D. Lydestrow, C. Tresley, D. Wooden. C. Jones; ROW 2: J. Burke. J. Boutz, J. Wilson, P. Smith, N. Meeker, B. Barry, J. Boviall, H. Hobbs. J. Crawford; ROW 3: N. Curtis, J. Menges, D. Leniger, D. Salvo, M. Weigart- ner, C. Sobler, M. Freed, C. Walker, M. Hunt, B. Beavers; ROW 4: L. Edler, H. Hatchard, V. Angelico, B. Blackmore, M. Vile, S. Smetana. MR. LEHIGH (Period II)—ROW 1: E. Schlepicka. D. Beir, F. Deane, L. Thompson, H. Harper; ROW 2: R. Norris, J. Massie, H. Anthony, J. Rose, D. McCoy, R. Sundquist, L. Fernald, J. Oien, W. Lee; ROW 3: B. Rogers, G. Gililey, J. White, B. Blankley, C. Spurgeon, A. Schlepicka, M. Lowsma, C. Head, R. Baker; ROW 4: J. Stickan, M. Carlson, D. Stater, J. Peterson, A. Rosen, S Cowgill, C. Ghyst, J. Myler, J. Cartwright, J. Attcrbury. MR. LEHIGH (Period III)—ROW 1: R. Gray, P. Muff. D. Mann. R. Upson. R. Petter, R. Pierson, A. Perkin. H. Pack, D. Walgien, D. Sides. B. Flanagin, J. Hueth; ROW 2: J. Gubbins, D. Gladis, S. Chadwell, C. Schuchardt. B. Warnick, D. Wiedman, G. Harrison, D. Cummins. G. Rossi, E. Sonnier; ROW 3: E. DuPec. B. Cunningham, E. Derry, J. Hollinger, D. Cassidy, B. Ownby, A. Foster. E. Curtis, S. Laatsch, D. Peterson. MR. LEHIGH (Period IV)—ROW 1: A. Morrow, K. Barker, D. Linficld, B. Hinshaw, J. Richardson, J. King, F. Moorish. D. Clark. X. Villareal; ROW 2: B. Wahl, M. Freed, G. Seymour, C. Dennis, B. Daugherty, A. Foster. T. Sims, B. Shyner. J. Jones. G. Needham; ROW 3: P. Johnstone, M. Harper, K. Dean, M. Medina, D. Fortier, R. Ash. M. Wareberg, L. Anderson, Z. Gray. N. Franken; ROW 4: D. Griffin, S. Huffman, N. Morgan, V. Nichols, J. Stokes. MR. LEHIGH (Period V) ROW 1: D. Groh, T. Boaz, H. Stark, D. Bennett, M. Henningard, A. Snider. A. Pufahl, J. Mohr; ROW 2: L. Boyd, P. Wankin, J. Lashbrook. J. Snyder, B. Freer, J. Spark, E.' Taylor; ROW 3: P. McKenzie, M. Merchant, L. Handley, N. Hose, C. Whited, E. Tensfeldt, M. Spaw. MISS SESSIONS (Period I) ROW 1: D. Dickman, R. Gonzales, D. Donges, G. Bentley, G. Barnum, I. Webb, D. Standish, H. Colmer, D. Perry, B. Grieve; ROW 2: T. I.a Monte, B. Parsons, W. Johnson, L. Coleman, F. Turner, G. O'Neill, O. Thomas. R. Barker, D. Robinson, B. Martin; ROW 3: B. Damon, M. Barnett, D. Ball. S. Smith, M. Vallen, M. Slaght. J. McClory, D. Reynolds, J. Piquard. MISS SESSIONS (Period IV) ROW 1; B. Pedigo. R. Atkins, B. Carrington, D. Lechner, B. Beavers, D. Moyes, R. Hogwood; ROW 2: B. Phillip, J. McClure, D. Apel, B. Francis, B. Lameriaux, R. Moser, I.. Curtis, D. Wright, B. Benson, P. Lynch; ROW 3: D. Stewart, V. Potter. F. Miller, D. Stach, B. Anderson, C. Arrigona, G. Smith, R. Neece; ROW 4: B. Repp, C. Collins, JoA. May, B. Colestock, I. Warner, V. Siegle, C. Riddle, C. Palmer, J. May, L. Wendel. MISS SESSIONS (Period V) —ROW 1: T. St. Clair, E. Bcrnstoff, J. Tally. G. Garrigus. R. Ducharme, N. Hill, D. Pike, A. Chase; ROW 2: P. Castle, M. Harrington, D. Clawson, I.. Wikholm, E. Stolz, R. Grinham, C. Wen- dorf, N. Wright, G. Davcson; ROW 3: J. I.ichr, M. Koopman, M. Pratt, M. Thompson, B. Masdeo, N. Vlack, M. Moore, E. Leach; ROW 4: J. Colter, P. DcMary, D. Fero. CLASS ADVISERS MISS CARMEN NIETO MR. VERNON D. WILCOX FRESHMAN BULLETIN. '46-47 SOPHOMORE BULLETIN: '47-'48 SEPTEMBER: High School at last!! OCTOBER: After the customary hazing, we FTcshics set- tled down under the supervision of our advisers. Miss Eva Rivas and Mr. Newell Eliason, and elected class officers. MAY: A picnic — in the form of a wiener roast, with a baseball game and various races — was held at Ladera Park. JUNE: We paid our respects to the Senior Class by decorating for Baccalaureate. SEPTEMBER: OCTOBER: MAY: JUNE: Became the upper-under” classmen and acquaint- ed ourselves with our new advisers, Miss Carmen Nieto and Mr. Vernon Wilcox. Football season — and the Tribe whooped to the music of Stanley Carle at our class sponsored dance — The Football Frolic.” We had a swell time watching the girls' touch football game and playing baseball at our annual wiener roast in Ladera Park. We worked overtime, decorating Centinela Bowl for Commencement, and then relaxed for the Summer. CLASS OFFICERS HARRIET LEFKOWITZ DON GENET Presidents LEONARD KANE ROSETTA WALLACE Vice-Presidents JEAN MARSHALL JERRYNE ROBECHAUD Secretary - Treasurers MRS. COCHRAN (Per- iod III) — ROW 1: B. Stone. J. Velez, B. Ter- rill, D. Jackson, D. Rick- son, J. Draheim, K. Moody. J. Johnson; ROW 2: M. Gilbreath, S. Laz- arus. J. Kilgore, D. Reed, B. Nischan. J. Demezza, D. Bird, M. Hoy; ROW 3: B. Konn. H. Allen. N. Lappen. M. Williams, M. Donato, M. Fickcl, L. Pal- fm, N. Rodebaugh. MR. DILLON (Periods I and IV) —ROW 1: C. Everett, J. Moore, C. Marchant, J. Gomez, D. Knapp, I). Long; ROW 2: L. Huber. J. Martin. M. Schachel, V. Schulz, J. Stewart, R. Wilkison. MRS. DUCEY (Period X)—ROW 1: W. Stephens, B. Bailey, J. Girkins, L. Broderick. L. Kane, B. Mezza- capo, K. Church, L. Kleinman. J. Reynolds; ROW 2: D. Swanburg, C. Sparks. C. McClcan, E. White. J. Mar- shall, A. Erickson, P. Pugh, R. Davidson. R. Scott, D. Renickes, j. Burns; ROW 3: M. Gerhart, S. Slack, J. Taylor, J. Kueffner, M. Marquardt, E. En Earl. T. Olsen, J. Burkhart, S. Harrell, J. Ackley. P. Kaiser: ROW 4: M. Riggs, M. Dassett, E. Lang well. MRS. DUCEY (Period II) ROW 1: J. McClure, G. Harrington, B. Hatchett, R. Meagher. R. Erickson. B. Butler, C. Ballwanz, B. Ellis, D. Robson; ROW 2: R. Powell, P. Thompson, C. Curtis, P. Castle, N. Castle, D. Dixon, B. Boehler; ROW 3: J. Flannagin. M. Frost, B. Middleton, J. Greco, N. Chapel, M. Smith. J. Sha- pero, D. Canon, B. Feldt. MRS. DUCKY (Period III) ROW 1: J. Coshv. J. Swindells. G. Westlake. J. Patterson, K. Edwards, D. Mann. B. Hardy, E. Brcault, L. Anderson; ROW 2: J. Brewer, D. Gregory, B. Doty, C. Miller, I.. Stolo, S. Wilson, T. Cramer, M. Perrault; ROW 3: G. Lay, B. Pscholka, J. Lena, J. Alvord, B. Gilday. MRS. DUCKY (Period IV) ROW 1: D. Marshall. R. Erickson, D. Parillo, I.. McDonald, G. Davis, E. Allen, R. Trunnell, G. Slife, P. Putman, A. Henderson; ROW 2: J. King, R. Garrindo. M. Spindle, B. Bryant, N. Bolin, W. Hines, M. Ceronsky, B. Rich. B. Dennis; ROW 3: D. Townsend, B. Brown, M. Arter, B. Glea- son, I.. Huff, L. Paine, J. Lampe, E. Runkle, A. Lovegren. MRS. DUCKY (Period V) ROW 1: J. Monroe, D. Bernard, D. Anderson, G. Doolin, R. Mondabaugh, I.. Duer, I. Weinberger, P. Hulka; ROW 2: B. Price, R. Doty, R. Stein, J. Goodwin, I.. Ray, V. Smith, Y. Car- ter. S. Stuermcr, R. Peterson; ROW 3: J. Ackley, B. V in Wig, J. Weidenheimer, C. Jacobson, K. Williams. R. Stowe. S. Robideaux, B. Babbitt. B. Johnson, K. Hoy. MR. LEW IN (Period I) ROW 1: R. Bennett. G. Pickens, J. Murphy, A. Phillips. D. Leggett. W. Robert son; ROW 2: P. Watson, D. Black, B. Holder, J. Stern, D. Stansel, J. Trcslcy, H. De Clereg, H. Dilheck. D Dudley, G. Jones; ROW 3: C. Miller, P. Krueger, M. Zander, B. Fuller, A. Weaver, D. Ittner, L. Van Dc Hocf. C. Bruley, L. Scott; ROW 4: C. Fuller, D. De Jerold, M. Potter, J. Robechaud. W. Wood, A. Yonally M. Harris. D. Lannon. P. Adams, J. Friedman. MR. LEWIN (Period II) ROW 1: B. Fullmer, J. Lokey, J. McClure, C. Mystrom, N. Anderson. J. Dan iel, D. I.owman, G. Peace; ROW 2: R. Komick, A. Rentrios, B. Arnold, P. Mann. K. Olsen, W. Wagner, J Osmer; ROW 3: C. Napier, M. Kien le. C. Rodriguez, D. Hooper, E. Hughes; R. Galatioto, B. Donabed. N Fitzner. MR. LEWIN (Period III) — ROW I: B. Cummings, G. Bratt, R. Coe, D. Christy. R. Kerr, R. Perrin, L Wright, R. Goin. C. Snider, R. Kirsch. H. Russell; ROW 2: W. Guerrero. E. Coffey. II. Johnson. H Gough, T. Jetter, N. Gugliatto, D. Genet. J. Clark, A. Cobb; ROW 3: P. Craw, D. Cowan, Joan Campbell, Joyce Campbell, N. Drake, A. Poulson, J. Chadbourne, T. Smith, D. Towkcs; ROW 4: M. Ferguson. M. GchxI, M. Rees. P. Mellem, J. Arnold, L. Baker, M. Pierce, J. Pratt, B. Yates. MR LEWIN (Period IV)—ROW 1: B. Tacket, B. Chandler, J. Nissen, T. Phebus, J. Bankson, J. Sogg; ROW 2: J. Willmont, B. Smith, R. Lawyer, A. Morris, R. Ortlinghaus, W. Chandler; ROW 3: R. Talamantez, G. Pope, M. Wilson, D. Reband, B. Belyea, J. Stern; ROW 4: A. Ambrose, M. Reed, K. Martino, K. Over- by, J. Lynch, S. Musselman, M. Fitzgerald. MR. LEWIN (Period V)—ROW 1: A. Coulombc, J. Sbana, C. Long, E. Payne, R. Brabbin, B. Asirc. R. Chapman, D. Sides, R. English, L. Higgins; ROW 2: I.. Queen, L. Hutton, M. Murphy, D. Kettering, A. Childress, J. Statley, B. Tischer. B. Todd, D. Kapperman, S. Harkins; ROW 3: J. English, I. Ridalfo, J. Ranay, S. Klatte, I. Johnson, M. Ast. F. Early, E. Curtis, J. Cupp, D. Crowell. MRS. PETERS (Period I)—ROW 1: J. McClure, D. Van Fleet, R. Wood, S. Purdin, G. Fox, B. Young, D. Valente, N. Lamm, C. Bartz, R. Bartlett; ROW 2; A. Garcia, N. Martin, J. Salmon, M. Birkbeck, N. Brotherton, A. Foster, B. Mathews, J. Taylor, A. Landry; ROW 3: A. Chambers, M. Mcllroney, B. De Vil- bia, CL Carpenter, F. Halsey, P. Calcagno, E. Passantino, I.. Parish, P. Glancy, C. Logan. MRS. PETERS (Period II) —ROW I: T. Witt. W. Robinson. J. Michaels. T. Seymour. B. Walton. D. Schneider; ROW 2: D. Thomas. J. Adams, D. Deovlet, D. Tanneyhill, J. Pflug, J. Walters, M. James, R. Horne; ROW 3: D. Vincent, M. Bogard, R. Mackic, V. Ruelas, L. Dreyer, A. McCIusky, J. Chilcoat. MRS. PETERS (Period III)—ROW 1: B. Allan, R. Dicken, J. Walsh. J. Webster, B. Citron, A. Dias, T. Kirchmeyer, P. Carlson. B. McCreary, A. Cobb; ROW 2: J. Hart, H. Zmina, J. Hall, J. Brubaker. G. Rohner, H. Lamb, B. Gaze. M. Bright; ROW 3: M. Craft, M. Wellington, E. Malm, J. Cram, H. Lefkowitz, E. Hay, L. Daniels, F. Wade. MRS. PETERS (Period IV)—ROW 1: B. Filson, W. Dugas, S. Searles, B. Greene, G. Webb, C. Anderson, E. White. R. Matinas; ROW 2: E. Killian, J. Kessler, C. London, V. Johnson, B. Holmes, G. Morris, V. Mat- thews, N. Austin; ROW 3: J. Simpson, R. Bruncy, B. Luce, S. Allard, J. Swan, B. Undem, J. Land, D. Lac- quement. MRS. PETERS (.Period V) ROW 1: F. Chumley, D. Fisher, W. Aiken, J. Evans, K. Krueger, F. Prussic, B. Morrison, B. Hartman, H. Erickson. M. Caggins; ROW 2: B. Gerlack, E. Michaeles, M. Dundas, .E. Strunk, S. Schaffer, D. Shelter, E. Hansen. A. Richards, E. Wilder, N. Cutbirth; ROW 3: D. Bailey, A. Chavez, C. Thorne, C Thompson, B. Muller, B. Cape, I. Davis. B. Benson, P. Jones, I.. Klein. MR. WILCOX (Period I) ROW 1: D. Upton, B. Miner, L. Botiller, K. Dilie, H. Pollock, R. Clayton. S. Valladares, L. Lowsrna, L. Andrews; ROW 2: C. Adams, B. McGurie. J. Pabst, D. Knottcrman, L. Long- streeth, J. Morrison, W. Rowe, J. Olsen, G. Allen, W. Cant; ROW 3: O. Dunn. I.. Prickett, L. Reed, J. Wil- by, R. Wideen, M. Barnett, M. MaCoy, R. Finzel, B. Greenfield, M. Bordcau, S. I.ongdin; ROW 4: B. Rose, R. Husband, H. Buys, S. Stuthard. MR. WILCOX (Period II)—ROW 1: R. Fagent, E. Larsen, R. Johnson, R. Frith, B. Kneer, E. Stuthard, N. Pratt, D. Yetts; ROW 2: L. Till, B. Ivie, M. Martin. P. Bennett. D. Lcsher, A. Moore, J. Hansen; ROW 3: J. McDonald, L. Kaesch, N. Grant, D. Crowell, C. Dunn. J. Almond, E. Houser. MISS WILL (Period II)—ROW I: D. Kesterson, W. Matrix, F. Stark. D. Stone. R. Hujduke. R. Inslcy, G Noble, S. Gudmunsen, C. Walsh, D. St cere; ROW 2: R. Eddington, B. Galey, E. Beighton, J. Frudenfeld D. Kent, J. Bellavia, B. Harris, J. Downey, D. Klippcnstecn, P. La Sha, R. Eberhart. B. Adams; ROW 3: C Rhodes. S. Goulette, N. Ralphs. B. Hall, S. Fritsehe, M. Fingerson, P. Mattinas, J. Woodbury. .1. Bates. M Jacobson. S. Baggio, B. Siegel. MISS WILL (Period IV) ROW 1: P. Gustavson, J. Butefish, R. Hodges, D. Frandsen, C. Wight, D. Ma honey, F. Mills; ROW 2: M. Moore, R. Barton, R. D-nt. J. Bellante, H. Garrick, L. Cohen, K. Redmond L. Peters; ROW 3: C. Wheeler, J. Pierce, M. Larsen, F. Dallons, B. Louis, V. Paxton, B. Strayer. D. Gneid ing; ROW 4: J. Saperstein, N. Stern, A. Flynn, N. Erwin. M. Miles, D. Tanneyhill, S. Nicks. V. Groff. MISS WILL (Period V) ROW 1; F. Wixom, D. Harmon. N. Thomas. R. Hellwitz, V. Thornburg. J. Wy ness, C. Stroud, J. Knudsen, T. O'Connor. C. Bennett; ROW 2: B. Short. M. Dechance, D. Nixon. J. Sader D. Schroeder, B. Brown, D. McGregor, P. Healey, J. Prigg, R. Troxel; ROW 3; V. Jenks, E. Carlin, C Potter, E. Gilbert, S. Hendricks. J. Davies, N. Fuller, E. Frenger, L. Hodge. CLASS ADVISERS FRESHMAN BULLETIN: 47- 48 SEPTEMBER: We became Men and Women of Inglewood when we entered the halls of ye ol' I.H.S. OCTOBER: Organized and elected class officers under the guidance of our advisers, Mrs. Sara J. Scoville and Mr. Robert C. Barnett. DECEMBER: We enjoyed our first social get-together with a Christmas party and dance at the U.S.O. A group of Freshmen girls acted as Santa's helpers at the Senior Prom. Aside from serving punch and caring for the cloakroom, they assisted Santa in a well-planned skit. MAY: Summer and sunshine mean picnics — we had a lot of fun at ours held in Ladera Park. JUNE: We decorated for Baccalaureate in honor of the Senior Class. Vacation at last and no longer scrubs!” CLASS OFFICERS JACK HANNAN JIMMY STEWART Presidents JAN GOTHERIDGE BELVA FREED Vice-Presidentj ANNA SHEPERD CAROLE MILLER Secretary-Treasurers «MRS. PACE (Period I)—ROW 1: M. Nischan, B. Martin, E. O'Donnell. B. Grunden, D. Nutt, D. Sloan R. Mestas, I.. Morris, R. Whitaker, C. Woodrich; ROW 2: G. Clarke, M. MacLeod, C. Nelson, A. Saper stein, H. Morrow, E. Lendy; ROW 3: R. Land, A. Corey, B. Roane, M. Orendorf, V. Drinkwine, L. Dent J. Peterson. F. Drake, G. Parker; ROW 4: J. Shanks, A. I.undberg, C. Cruickshank, A. Drysdale, N. Tackett J. Beck, D. Lowenkron, M. Johnstone, M. Lcmp. MRS. PACE (Period II)—ROW 1; D. Haddy, D. Goldsbrough, W. Nutt, B. Paul, G. Travis, G. Single- tarry, H. Pickard, A. Ybarra, R. Anderson, R. Stockman, C. Swanson; ROW 2: D. Bickers, M. Allen, S Norton, R. Garrett, J. Wortmann, J. Wilson, P. Lcnzie, N. Stevenson, P. Peterson. G. Spencer, D. Skaggs, 1. Thomas; ROW 3: M. Gutierre-z, R. Wilkens, A. Arant, C. Hellwitz, S. Dans, M. Chapman. L. Kinner, L. Kehl R. Joos, S. Ginsberg, W. Burgman; ROW A: D. McD maid, L. West, B. Whitley, S. Baribc-au. MRS. PACE (Period III)—ROW 1: J. Hannan. R. Vickner, B. Perkins, D. Miller, K. Lewis, S. Smith, R. Rice, J. Lawyer, C. Slatcn; ROW 2: L. Atchlcy, B. Bellington, S. Robinson, B. Nisbit, D. French, C. Ncvius, D. North, L. Allred, J. Rabner; ROW 3: M. Bcttar, P. Brower, V. Greenleaf, A. Shephard, G. Mark, B. Bee- chel, C. Hitt, N. Kaser, E. Long, A. Locke, E. Evins; ROW 4: J. Bell, J. Rotten, P. McCollister. C. Naugh- ton, V. Luttel, B. Huneke. MRS. PACE (Period IV) — ROW I: G. Halwax, S. Hornick, D. Lohry. D. Moss, B. Wood, J. Rumcry, G. Knalson, C. Johnson, L. Satterlce, D. Shafer. J. Watts; ROW 2: M. Brobert, J. Thomas, M. Shipley. G. Pike, N. Schafer. J. Putnam. N. Rofahl, L. Throckmorton. C. Erickson, K. Montgomery; ROW 3: B. Lyon. Z. Villone, B. Israel. A. Hayes. D. Weeks, D. Mullen, M. Patton, J. Rafferty, P. Woolsey, B. Fisher, P. Fol- Icy; ROW 4: D. Dawes, B. Hollinger, B. Chester, D. Blankley. MRS. PACE (Period V) ROW 1: W. Robinson, G. Thompson, J. Goade, B. Christiansen, W. Corbell, B. Foose, C. Gilman; ROW 2: R. Hess, J. Sonnier. R. Rangel, B. Steen, L. Sturholm. P. Caniglia; ROW 3; J. Hamilton, A. Hcnnis, W. Ion, C. Long, M. Pinto, L. Monahan, P. Noland; ROW 4: N'. Patten, J. Bouriand, L. Durando. N. Beigle, V. Bird, D. McComb, J. Oiadis. MR. PUSEY (Period I) ROW l: L. Boeken, J. Dor.i, R. Mitchell, E. Karsten, W. Lewis, J. Varner, J. Tcp per, D. Briggs, V. Nutt. W. Hacnggi; ROW 2: D. Jamison, B. Hcwson, R. DeCamio, G. Elam, M. Swanson L. Brown, B. Juell. J. Kelscn, T. Johnson; ROW 3: J. Davis, J. Keith, F. Foster, J. Reynolds, G. Kleimcn hagen, M. Coleman. M. Easley, S. Owens, R. Tanger, F. Rutter. MR. PUSEY (Period II) ROW 1: R. Doherty, C. Cutler, D. Eaton. R. Barnett, T. Killian, J. Martin ROW 2: J. Douglas, B. Brown, D. Barham, G. Dinsmoor, I.. Lindsey, V. Bensterel, I.. Deutsch, J. Minick C Potter; ROW 3: B. Vespa, J. Koons, E. Olsen, J. Clarke, J. Bruner, M. Burnett, R. Parker, R. Dulmage G. Fulbright; ROW 4: C. Obert, J. Gotheridge, E. Tillman, N. Wendt, H. Wragg, S. Coleman, T. Dunn. J Arringdale, S. Perry. J. Hibbard; ROW 5: A. Adams, B. Balmas, P. Maloy, P. Kuykendall, M. Jackson, R Halsey. MR. PUSEY (Period III) ROW 1: A. Brenton, J. Butler, R. Petter, H. Smith, S. Daggett, J. McKendrick B. Bredeweg, M. Muller, C. McKeed, J. Steele; ROW 2; R. Herron. R. Vanderveer, B. Iatshbrook, L. Wil liams, J. Meyer, J. Humphreys, J. Kreut . D. Jackson, K. Hansen. J. Spandri; ROW 3: B. Mahan. H. March J. Fisher, C. Brown, P. Richter, P. Scott, C. Jones. J. Hargrove, B. Roach, N. Hunt; ROW 4: L. Wilson. B Miller, H. Gonzales, D. Allen, E. Gottlieb. MR. PUSHY (Period IV)—ROW 1: W. Phillips; J. Rearden, L. Booze, J. Gubbins. L. Green, B. Guy, L. Lydon, J. Light. B. Curtis. B. Gurstein, X. Ballinger; ROW 2: C. Lohmann, J. Bodkin, J. Stine, D. Evans, D. Bersic, B. Kissam, B. Gardner, W. Duree, B. Graves, D. Benjamin; ROW 3: J. Berry, C. Walters, D. Rich, L. Vickers, E. Wegelin, L. Walters, E. Bynum, P. Wilson, H. Hayes. MR. PUSEY (Period V) — ROW 1: D. George, G. G-inham. K. Metcalf. B. Metzger, P. Meyers, C. Scott, R. Kim. D. Hansen, E. Hawley, G. Goodfellow; ROW 2: F. Dessor, T. Gaylord, J. Lightfoot, B. Minear, H. Kraft, P. House, G. Meihleis, D. Kim, W. McKay, B. Lamm, R. D'arcy. ROW 3: A. Hannah. E. Schocn- feld, S. Delong, B. Stout, M. Gustafson, C. Arnold, J. Clark, K. Johnson, V. North, L. Walker, J. Cowsky. MRS. STEGEN (Period I)—ROW 1: J. Sills, B. Gardinier, R Williams, J. Kavanugh, F. Endres, X’. Tay- lor, R. Ghisellinc, I.. Simpson; ROW 2: J. Little, G. Reed, M. Vincent. M. Garrick, F. Brown, C. Theveny, B. Simonek. M. Gonzales. D. Arras. MRS. STEGEN (Period II) —ROW I: A. McBride, R. Smith, P. Shaeffer, J. Register, R. Gallegos, K. Gomez, D. Hefington; ROW 2: T. Farrei, G. June, P. Clark, V. Bird, R. Eackelbary, D. LaMonte, D. Hoover. MRS. STEGEN (Period III) ROW 1: C. Cannon, D. McComb. G. Mosseau, P. Mahaffey, T. Delperdang, D. Lenart, T. Barham, J. Silva, R. Ochs, J. Harris; ROW 2: A. White, R. I.andphere, B. McDonald, D. Palfin, N. Wolcott, D. Trowcr, C. Near, P. Wood, L. Burmeister, J. Horton; ROW 3: B. Enlow, A. Jackson, B. Antic, M. Durell, J. Kissam, E. Richards, N. Salmon, A. Rogers, J. Klenkc, J. Klenke, M. Weatherly. MRS. STEGEN (Period IV)—ROW 1: R. Gillespie, M. Moore, I.. Seaman. A. Davidson, T. McKawn, B. Reagan, J. Arnold, C. Belyea, B. Bennett, B. Riase, L. Queen, R. Kennedy; ROW 2: T. Oylear, D. Brailo, P. Hilton, F. Wiedcnschler, B. Potter, V. Blackford, B. Freed, J. Polk, R. Sampson, D. Arbogast, R. Brown; ROW 3: N. Smith, J. Scoville, L. Pilato, M. Wolf, B. Alvord. P. Galligan, D. Ford, R. Sharp, E. Heatlcy, H. Brandset, K. Morrison, S. Ramay. MRS. STEGEN (Period V) ROW 1: G. Olson. B. Hagadorn, D. Gomer, D. Nay. F. White; ROW 2: D. Cunningham, L. Bel me, R. Aumiller, B. Phillips, J. Laughinghouse: ROW 3: A. Tilden, E. I.andry, J. Fos- ter, B. Erickson, M. Morsaint, E. Gonzales. MRS. TINER (Period I)—ROW I; W. Eddington, K. Sutton, B. Bloodworth, G. Walsh, B. Coleman, J. Herozag, B. Thyden. T. Conquest, D. Pingel, D. Patterson; ROW 2: D. Jones, A. Tanori, L. Zillgitt. D. Stelp, S. Smith, B. Reese, B. Boyes, D. Noll, K. Swallow, D. Hatfield; ROW 3: D. Taylor, J. Flower, B. I.ightner, I.. Christensen. M. Solly. L. Lovegrcn, B. Sumans, B. Monroe, P. Spencer. MRS. TINER (Period II) ROW 1: A. Rhodes, B. McConnell, R. Jennings, B. Snyder, D. Sands, D. Little, L. Prichard. B. Richards; ROW 2: J. Medina, E. Bowers, N. Ray, J. Sc heel, B. Gird Icy, B. Hart, B. White, G. Finegan, R. Kasa, L. Davis, C. Blasnek; ROW 3: G. Bohnert, C. Miller, J. McChcsncy, C. Chris more, D. Nelms. J. Statley, F. Goldstein, E. Fichtner, E. Petcrmann; ROW 4: E. Richards, P. Norris, C. Minzloff, D. Briggs, J. Wilson, C. Walters, T. Aguirre, C. Hobbs, M. Tarr, B. Strayer, G. Gtslcr. MRS. TINER (Period V) - ROW 1: S. Wiess, T. Wiidgoose, R. McKinney, R. Mohr. C. Parker, T. Rawles, G. Marshall, C. Spark. E. Steffer; ROW 2: E. Kehoe, W. Monaghan. B. Maish, S. Morris, J. McCarthy, D. Gibb, W. Mayfield, M. Michaelis; ROW 3: C. Lane, C. Martin, B. Daukas, M. Bennett, P. Gubbins, D. Lambert, C. Flicschacker, P. P.therton, E. Brown, B. Tunnell; ROW 4: B. Hose, B. Gal linger, K. Horton, S. Rottc. MR. WILCOX (Period IV) ROW 1: R. Beer, J. Ryan, G. Chambers, R. Brown; ROW 2: J. Goodman, D. Hatton. M. Brown. R. Ely, D. Fuller, R. Anderson, R. Warnock, J. Stewart, B. Ferris; ROW 3: R. Supran, R. Bashcar, R. Armen, B. Gordon, B. Bailey, L. Gray, O. Heitmann, J. Barrott; ROW 4: J. Adams. L. Smith. J. Russell, J. Wood, C. Renken, A. Riggs, S. Kissam, B. Honeycutt, L. Allan, J. Kreider. J. Glover, B. Citron. B. Kreutz, S. Rausch. MR. WILCOX (Period V)—ROW 1: H. Schmitz. J.Muller, G. Adams. J. Ruhlow. N. Ekstrum, T. Ander- son, J. Wilen, G. Johnson. J. Chaney; ROW 2: D. Maltzahn, C. Jones. R. Silver, C. Canning, D. Howard, B. Davison, C. Pederson, D. Evison, G. Alford, R. Crain, L. Bowman. P. Woolery, M. Babcock, E. Dull; ROW 3: N. Hollenbeck. M. Smith, V. McClain, D. Lapping, C. Lane, Y. Hobberstad, F. Foster, C. Wiles: ROW 4: M. Ullrich, M. Rapp, Y. Beavers, D. Baldine, C. Koch. Individual socia! interests unite us in large and small clubs which extend the right hand of fellowship to cultivate careers of usefulness and to cement e vert as ting friendships. JHUNESSH VICTORI HUSE Marjorie Wood rich President Lu Ann Wikholm Vice-President Ann Harrington Secretary Barbara Henderson Treasurer Miss Goodrich Ad riser S. P. Q. R. Norman Sutherland Mildred Balmas Presidents Beverly Sackerson Maureen Harrington Vice-Presidents Gwen Bird Elizabeth White Secretaries Jean Hall Virginia Siegel Treasurers Joan Borchcrs Beverly Sackerson Program Chairmen Mrs. Wight Ad riser LOS CONQ U 1ST A DOR F.S Frank Booth President Georgia Nicholas Vice-President Betty Gough Secretary-'l reasurer Mr. Crain Ad riser SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Harry Watkins President Donna Munncll Beverly Arnold Vice-Presidents Janice Nehen Secretary ■ Treasure r Miss B. Smith Mr. McGill Advisers MASQUE. AND GAVEL Martin Puller President Marvin Checseman Chuck Garrigues Vice- Pres id cuts Ann Harrington Secretary Jim Dodd Marvin Checseman Treasurers Mr. Lewin Adviser FOOTLIGHT GUILD Dan I.axdal President Walt Willard Vice-President Roberta Gard Secretary-Treasurer Miss Hazel Rose Lawrence Adviser JUNIOR AND SENIOR Y-THHNS Nancy Lohry Mona Lee Roberts Presidents Ruth Grinham Mary Menich Vice-Presidents Georgia Poland Lorie Do Koning Secretaries Nancy May Janelle Duke Treasurers Mrs. Roberts Miss Schutz Advisers FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE Y-THENS Ardele Adams Jean Chadbourne Presidents Mary Dcchance Vice-President Joyce Putman Bernice Belyea Secretaries Freda Foster Bernice Belyea T reasurers Miss Ada Mac Maxwell Mrs. Harris Advisers HI-YS David Evans Freshman President Marvin Checscman Junior President Bob Reeves Senior President Lee Dawson Eddie Sheats George Sutton Jr. Doug Essick Advisers G. A. A. Marian Schimmel President Maclyn McManus Vice-President Helen Johnston Secretary Marilyn Thompson Treasurer Joanne Ansite Publicity Miss Rodgers Adviser BIG I (LETTERMI-N'S CLUB) Bud Price President Jack Hadley Vice-President Alvin Ashley Secretary-Treasurer Don Bolin Sergeant-at-Arms Mr. Ivan J. Carey Adviser CREATIVK WRITERS Joan Robidcaux Jackie Raforty Presidents Marianne Swanson Jerry Arnold Vice-Presidents Jackie Raferty Ernest Karsten Secretary-Treasurers Mr. Pusey Adviser WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB Robin Heyer John Golf Presidents Peggy Hurst Ardith Foster Vice-Presidents Ardith Foster Thelma Sims Secretaries Kenneth Metcalf Robin Heyer Treasurers George Smart Parliamentarian Mrs. Ashcns Adviser FELLOWSHIP CLUB Alberta Reitz President Nancy Lohry Vice-President Barbara Werner Thordes Olsen Secretary-Treasurers Dorothy Hoy Robert Powell Song Leaders Geraldine Eager Pianist Robert Powell Kenneth Jones Publicity Mrs. Pace Mrs. Ducey Advisers BELLA MUSICA Rosemarie Afflick President Evelyn Stolz Vice-President Lois Conquest Secretary Karen Adams Treasurer Mrs. Tiner Adviser ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE Mr. Robinson Chairman Mr. Benson Mr. Barnett Mr. Olsen GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL Lillian Sonnleitner President Florence Hinshaw Vice-President Ann Harrington Secretary-T reasurer Jackie Milbee Publicity Miss Beard Adviser TOPPERS CLUB Mary Bright President Bruce Ivie Vice-President Marie Shipley Secretary Mary Anne Erickson T rea surer Nancy Schafer Publicity Mrs. Jones Adviser CRUCIBLE AND TONGS Martin Fuller Edmund Dom brow ski Presidents Marvin Cheeseman Rowena Hodge Vice-Presidents Darlene Farrell Janelle Duke Secretary- T re as urers David Koons Laboratory Assistant Mr. Clarke Adviser PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB Dael Klippenstecn President Charles Wheeler V ice-President James Erudenfeldt Secretary David Robinson Treasurer Mr. Stickney Adviser SHUTTER BUGS Harold Chaney Ken Clarke Presidents Ken Clarke Joan Clarke Vice-Presidents Jean Colter Joan Clarke Secretaries Alan Pietrowski Bob Eberhart T reasurers Mr. Clarke Adviser SCOOTER CLUB Alvin Cobb President Jack Feder Vice-President Richard Robbins Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Siegel Adviser RIFLE CLUB Ron Moser President Ray Hart Denny Palmer Vice-Presidents Betty Pegorsch Diana Curtis Secretaries Betty Pegorsch Gearld Grudt T reasurers Mr. Angell Adviser Brain and brawn — the energetic symbol of youth — coincides with the true spirit of fair play through teamwork. Win ot- iose — our Sentinels fight with dignity of bearing. Sports (Loach ed Dick Arnett Hank Gerhart Martin Ernaga Doug Essick Arthur Badenoch Head of Department Ivan J. Carey Bob Burley Bill Worthington Russell C. Wiley MASCOT RICKY” CLARK B Football — D Basketball HER MAJESTY WRAY JEAN HOBAN Grid Queen of ’-18 3. 5 Jitylitiny Steven Blood-thirsty Sentinel Braves fighting fearlessly under the tomahawk of Sachem Doug Essick, withdrew reluctantly from their 1947-1948 Bay League warfare with a tally of three triumphs to four scalpings. Our courageous tribesmen broke ground for future conflicts by massacring the El Segundo Eagles 12 to 7. Less than a moon passed until the Beverly Hills Nor- mans felt the blows of our war clubs being scalped 26 to 6. Conquering and triumphant our warriors, now- on the warpath, felt sure of victory over the Torrance Tartars but were ambushed 7 to 6 by an unexpected spear-thrust in the last seconds of the game. Stunned by this rebuff, the Sentinel Warfarers fell prey to the revengeful Redondo Seahawks with the score 2 to 12. After many traditional poww-ow-s and w-ar councils, we passed the peace pipe and went into battle with our arch-enemies, the Leuzinger Olympians, triumphing over them 9 to 0. A week later, the tribe was con- quered in a hard-fought struggle with the Jordan Pan- thers— final score 12 to 7. At the end of the trail, the fighting and courageous Sentinel Braves were sent to the Happy Hunting Grounds by the Bay League Champs, the Santa Monica Vikings, with the score 33 to 6. PRACTICE GAMES September 26 Wilson 18 Inglewood 6 October 3 Loyola 33 Inglewood 6 BAY LEAGUE GAMES October 10 El Segundo 7 Inglewood 12 October 17 Beverly Hills 6 Inglewood 26 October 24 Torrance 7 Inglewood 6 October 31 Redondo 12 Inglewood 2 November 3 Leuzinger 0 Inglewood 9 November 14 L. B. Jordan 12 Inglewood 7 November 21 Santa Monica 33 Inglewood 6 L.H. Dugdale ... F. Gallagher R.G. Hayes DOUG ESSICK, 'Uarsity cJletL ermen Blanchard L.T. Bolin C. Cameron L.G. Coach Dills .... Donges Draheim ... F. R.H. R.E. Hensley R.E. Price R.G. Sears L.E. R.G. Putnam R.T. Stach L.H. . Q. Reeves L.T. Tiberio Q. Miller C. Robinson L.G. Willard T. oCette rnien «3rom Uardi if Callender, Carver, Charter, Earnest, Muller, Scott, Skulich, Spurgeon, Stone, Tyers, Weber, Wolfhope, Lamonte, Zillgitt. Managers: Arrigona, Cant, Guerrero, Rands, Scott. ejCetterm en Benson. Betz, Colter, Forenza, Fowler, GrifTeth, Heiden, Malais, Reynolds, Rogers, Smith, Strickland, Sundquist, Tern’ll, Wadleigh, Young. RUSSELL C. WILEY, Coach. junior Uardit, oLeac ue L n amps £ 3ootU( CaLJar PRACTICE GAMES September 25 L. B. Wilson 12 Inglewood 35 October 1 Loyola 0 Inglewood 14 BAY LEAGUE GAMES October 9 El Segundo 0 Inglewood 40 October 16 Beverly Hills 12 I nglewood 28 October 23 Torrance Inglewood 0 October 30 Redondo 12 Inglewood 13 November 6 Leuzingcr 6 Inglewood 28 November 13 L. B. Jordan 6 Inglewood 18 November 20 Santa Monica 21 Inglewood 26 $ cjCettermen Alesia, Bennett, Bird, Bullock, Clark, Colmer, Cramer, Crandall, Darling, Daughtry, Dicken, Dille, Dra- heim, Genet, Gonzales, Greminger, Holley, Holt, Hyduke, King, Lawson, Lechner, D. Mann, K. Mann, McGraw, McKinney, Robertson, L. Sears. MARTIN ERNAGA. Coach. JarAitif Xett ermen Covert, Erickson, Galey, Milne, More, North, Oien, Pike, Putnam, Robertson, Sundquist, Stratmann, Widich. HANK GERHART, Coach. Letter men: Chovan, Cur- tis, Daniel, Evens, Farris. Garrick, Galcy, Hamilton. Holt, Johnston, McClure, Nieman, Searle, Wilmont. HANK GERHART, Coach. Ce Lotermen: Allred. Ben- stead, Clark, Gomez, Hu- sted. North, Pickens, Put- nam, Stine. DOUG ESSICK. Coach. a; Letter men Allan. Billing- ton, Bredcweg, Clark. Lohry, Macleod, Moss, Muller. DOUG ESSICK, Coach. SI Squad BAY LEAGUE CHAMPS Eleven of our Varsity thindads, the Cream of the Crop, walked off with the California Aggie Picnic Day track anil field meet at Davis, California, winning the team Cham- pionship trophy, the relay trophy, and sixteen med- als. Congratulations to our fine coach, Dick Arnett, and a super team! S Squad DICK ARNETT Coach DICK ARNETT Coach L Our varsity trackmen came through with top honors in the Inglewood Re- lays, taking first place in the class A division and breaking three of the pre- vious records. The lightweights, how- ever, failed to make better than third and fourth places, although the Bee 440 quartet set a new record. The tribe wishes to congratulate Coach Arnett and the Sentinel track- men for placing second in the Ingle- wood Relays. oCeague Clamp A TEAM SCORES: Redondo 22; Inglewood 27 Leuzinger 15; Inglewood 37 Redondo 21; Inglewood 28 Leuzinger 20; Inglewood 27 FOURTH PLACE C. I. F. UarAihj Lei ter men: Simonek, y5 lbs.; Hagadorn, 103 lbs.; Huber. 112 lbs.; Lawson, 120 lbs.; King. White. 127 lbs.; Rogers. 133 lbs.; Porter, 138 lbs.; Bolin. 145 lbs.; Kettering, 154 lbs.; Cooper, 165 lbs.; Tanger. 175 lbs.; Murga, Heavyweight. Manager'. Parks. 3-V. Lei hr men: Barton, Ellis, Fernald, Hagadorn, Hu- eth, letter, Wright. BOB BURI.EV, Coach. Pros pecti ve Lett emu 1: Barker, Bartlett, Booth, Dombrowski, Epstein, Fowkes, Noah, Rawlings, R o w e, Simonck, Smith, Song, Vandervcer, Wal- gren, Zimmerman. IVAN CAREY, Coach. Prospective Let termen: Bartz, Bently, Bradford. Daughtry, Dent. Greer, Ghcsilline. D. Hogwood, McLay, Webb, Wolfhopt. IVAN CAREY, Coach. C Prospective Let ter men: Daggett, Gaylord, R. Hog- wood, Larson, Reinecker, Sonnier, Weed. IVAN CAREY, Coach. Sc wunmincf Lei termen: Stickncy, cap- lain: Barker, Booth, Dom- browski, Epstein, Fowkcs, Kauten, Koons, N o a h. Noble, Pollack. Petter, Rawlings, Saxton, Smith, Vandervecr, Zimmerman. IVAN CAREY, Coach. BAY LEAGUE CHAMPS La m-rmen: Simonek, cap- lain: Broderick, Buchan. Carlson, Church. C o r r, Dabrowski, D a u g h t r v. Dent. D u e r , Frandscn, Greer, Hoy, Kane, Kap- perman, MaCoy, Perrin, Petter, Pollock, Vida, Wallis, Webb, White, Wolfhope. IVAN CAREY. Coach. C Ldlcrmen: Bartlett, Bartz, Boortz, Daggett. Fowkes, Gheselline, Hanks, Lamm. Larson, Reinecker, Rott- nek. Simonek, Stone, Weed. IVAN CAREY. Coach. Uarditu Prospecti te Let ter men: B. Ballwanz, C. Ballwanz, Boyer, Burtxrr.l F c d e r. Gunther. Palmer, Robbins. Tielscli. HANK GERHART. Coach. Jennis Adams, Blanchard, Francis, Hargrove, Kearslcy, McCallum, McNece. Purdin, Talley. BILL WORTHINGTON. Coach. JU ui AerA Mrs. Alberta Smith Miss Mildred St roll 1 Head of Department Miss Helen Schutz Miss Julia Rodgers Mrs. Virginia Unruh Miss Augusta Gudmunsen Gil Sport, - G S. Jl. Come join the G.A.A. and have a lot of fun. shouted the fifth-period executive officers and coaches last September when they invited any I.H.S. girl to become a member of the after-school organization sponsored by Miss Julia Rodgers. Playdays provided an opportunity for girls to compete against one another in games of volley ball, basketball, hockey, and base- ball. They were held at Inglewood and other Bay League schools to emphasize friendship and sportsmanship the major objectives of every G.A.A. Among the other popular activities executed by this organization are swimming and tennis, the latter being the only activity which provides a chance for girls to earn Bay League letters. Various dances and figure stretchers accompanied by the misleading lilt of piano music were also a popular part of this physical education program. The G.A.A., besides being an athletic organization, has had many fine social affairs. Perhaps the most outstanding of these have been: the Christmas Party, the Mothers’ Tea, the annual banquet, and the initiation ceremonies topped off with a spaghetti feed in the study hall. We are proud to congratulate our Girls' Athletic Association for the fine work they have done in promoting their objectives — friendship and sportsmanship. Cat, inet OFFICERS Marian Schimmel President Maclyn McManus Vice-President Helen Johnston Secretary-T reasurer Marilyn Thompson Recording Secretary Joanne Ansite Publicity FALL AND SPRING MANAGERS Seniors: Betty Gough, Donna Fuller. Juniors: Betty Johnson, Beth Shel- ton. Sophomores: Doris Kent, Anna Mac Love- gren. Freshmen: Nancy Stevenson. Shirley Dilts. Tennis: Janet Barker, Ann Harrington. Swimming: Margaret Me Lay, Donna Day. SPIKE IT! WHAT FUN? GOOD GAME! WATCH THAT GOAL! Drawn together in friendship through various activities, our Campus Kids spend many never - to-be - forgotten hours at work and play. JOAN BORCHERS ROBIN HEYER Co-Editors Sally McDonald .... . . Page 2 Editor Dona Foster Page 3 Editor Bob Reeves Page 4 Editor Diana Curtis Gwen Bird . . . Sens Editor Dan Lonqueuiel .... Staff Artist Jim Rottee, Ronnie Dunn . . . Advertising Mr. Roger W. Johnson . . Adviser VIVIAN JOY WYSS Editor-in-chief GEORGE SALMON Art Editor MRS. QUEEN M. SMITH Adviser MR. FRANCIS S. ROBINSON Business Manager Barbara Funge Senior lid: lor Jacqueline Milbee Junior Editor Dolores Stater Typist: Sophomore and Student Bod) Editor Faye Lou Oraas Freshman Editor and Assistant Senior Editor Rosemary D. Castanien Assistant Senior Editor and General Staff Bonnie Carrier Social Editor SuzArm Mitchell Girls’ Sports Editor Bill Ritter Boys’ Sports Editor Senior PL„- j-anuary Jhaw yy CAST Martin Fuller Herbert Gage Adele Newton Mary Hill Marge Gage Betts Yost Pan I a Gage George Roulette Joan han Rock wood Monte Barnes Matt Rockuood Ruth Fraser Mathilda Rockuood Shirley Williams Frieda Russell Baum Earl Robinson Mr. Loomis Helen Lightner Barbara Gage John Webb Jack Berg George Hus ted Don Hagadorn Me!t in Gorley Walter Willard . . Policeman Miss Hazel Rose Lawrence . . Director ( Sylvia McKinney Student Director HZ -A CappetL Cl toir Mrs. Vivian B. Spurgin Director m U6lC Mrs. Vivian B. Spurgin Director Henry Herzog Student Director f tano Concert Mrs. Melba P. Wendland In structor Pep CLl Richard Duffy President Phyllis Guckes Vice-President Peggy Lee Johnstone Secretary Arline Rosen Treasurer Mrs. Helene Miller Mr. Robert M. Schottland Advisers Jackie McClory Song Queen Pat Johnson Carol Thompson Sally McDonald Margaret Baird Bonnie Carrier Diane Duff Alternate Mrs. Helene Miller Adviser Harold Simonek Yell King Bob Huntley Lari Gordon Richard Jetter Monte Barnes Mr. Robert M. Schottland Adviser Flashing pompons, exuberant yell leaders, prancing majorettes, symbolic mascots, and spectacular card tricks — executed by the Pep Club for the first time in a Bay League school along with the fam- iliar strains of Men of Inglewood played by the I.H.S. Band, made the Sentinel spirit at our games and rallies, this year, soar higher than ever before. Appreciation is due to Mrs. Helene Miller an 1 Mr. Robert Schottland for their enthusiasm in sponsoring the Pep Club, and to our Sentinel Band and its director, Mr. Holace Metcalf, for playing and performing at all school events. J. J4. S. Mr. Holace Metcalf Director Robert Powell Student Director Sentinel Spotlicj li ts dridtma program Q. 4. Jl.- 3. Sport a nee nappu ichnowfedytnen id The Green and White staff of '48 extends sincere thanks to: Dr. H. Fred Heisner, District Superintendent, and Mr. Kenneth M. Hurlbert, Principal, for their cooperation and interest. Miss Beverly Smith and Mrs. Bertha R. Lockett, for their kind assistance in write-ups. Harl Hilton, art student, for the cover design and cartoons. Mrs. Grayce Micek, of Lyall Studios, for Senior photos and general photography. Mr. Milton Lewis, for special and color photography. Mr. A1 Rogers, of the Metropolitan F.ngraving Company, for special photography, engraving, and general supervision. Mr. Walt Edwards, of the Tivoli Printing Company, for printing our yearbook. Mr. Earle Gray, of the Earle Gray Bookbinding Company, for the covers and binding. All students who contributed to the snap section. Our student body, for enthusiastic support and interest in the yearbook.