Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1935 volume:

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DEDICATION FOR EWORD C Climaxing years of active participation in school board activities, Fldolph Leuzinger retired from public life after playing the leading role in founding the school which bears his name. With a iatherly eye he watched, until his death, the school grow from 275 stu- dents to an enrollment of more than 750. Today Leuz- inger High School gives promise of soon having 1000 members. l -1. in 'N' , . ADOLPH LEUZINGER l EUGEDE IHILLER - S'36 CYRIL ITICDODHLD-S'32 IN MEMORIAM . 1l..l CONTENTS QDITIIDISTRHTIOD C L H S S E S HCTIVITIES HTHLETICS FEHTURES f , 1 MARCH OF EVENTS 1930- Opening of school-275 students attending-January 27. Completion of auditorium-first assembly held February 20. Formal dedication-Illarch 5. Chess Club-first club to be founded. Publishing of first Hi-Lights. Election of Earl Brown as first Student Body President. 1931- Leuzinger debating team victorious over Bell and Gardena. Leuzinger second in the final football standings of the fllarine League. First Student Body play- What Happened to Ionesf' Leuzinger golf champions of Hlarine League. First Student Body Court. 1932- Clara Little triumphant in llational Oratorical Contest at Leuzinger. Open house. 1933- First Hi-Lights Revue. First edition of the Pylon. Cyril Helton-first in the boys' Southern California annual Shakespearean Festival at Cumnock School of Speech. 1934- Second Hi-Lights Revue. C team-basketball champions of Illarine League. B's -league champions in track finals here. 1935- Play Day at Leuzinger. Illarine League track finals here. B basketball team outstanding five in the city. Formation of the Knights' Club, honor society, at Leuzinger. Bob Burns-Bizooka Plssembly, s 1930 E E 1 l d Q, jv ,--.' f-4'l ' I-11 1f1,'u5Y'l -.-gl..L. , .l A, . .I ,Vhw M., . , 3 , . .r.-n .. . 'Nw -1f'v:,-Ni -'n- 'v.. r . '.l.'. -Z'.-vi I -Y., -w-, --5.--.xv - -.'-I -rx '4fV..'-1,1 . 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DARS l'fl.II,l'ilN1l Vice-Principal Nm, mv? O HDIIIIHISTRHTIOD IE MAY F. SIMPSON ' Girls' Atterrulancv Officvr YIIUMAS Nl. llI'1lHlAli'l I.'Ufll'lllTII!ll0I' CAIRRIE Pllll IE Business Clvrk lIl'Ililil'Ill'I' 'l'll0Ml'SON liusirlcss Alllllvllgtll' MAIUORIE BUCHANAN .4lff'lIl1l1lH'C Clerk NORIN lf 'l'l IOM PSUN Credil ClU1'lr SCHOOL OFFICIHLS I Q i X, GOVERIIIIIEIIT S T U D E I1 T VIRGINIA WEST Girls' Lvagm: Prvsidvrzt Pylon Buvsinvss Manager CHARLES READING Senior President l'ic'e-President of Stzulenl Rody ALEX CAMERON lloysA LUIIQIM' l,l't'5l4lt'IIl, L E H D E R S ROBERT GOOCII Pylon Editor Scllolarsllip Socivly 1'r'vsiflcrlt VERA VEZZE'l l'l Girls' Alhlvtif' .4ssm'iation l'1'c'sirlw1l V ER N If XHZNARNICY Cllivf .lustivv Control Chief W '35 X ART MOAN ' ROBERT PHILLIPb Student Body President Student Body Preszdent W '35 S 735 l With the addition this year of a grass baseball field, replacement of the tile roofing, resetting of the sun dial, cementing of the tennis court, and the establishment of a district weather bureau through the efforts of William YostALeuzinger is fast gaining personality and becoming an institution of importance in the community. Dust-swept, barren Leuzinger, five years ago, was surrounded by fields of weeds and with the coming of the rains, the campus became a mud puddle. Water covered the baseball field, forming a lake which the students nicknamed Sauer's Lake. Gradual changes at Leuzinger have resulted in the elimination of water by installation of a drainage system and growing of lawns. fllany other improvements have taken place, and Leuzinger looks forward to many more in the future. LEUZINGER 93 935 Walter M. Burragur Amy T. Clzaplnan, Ivey B. Forbes . Beeelzer W. l'1llIl'l'l'll Maxine G. Franl' . Harulfl Hollinger Selena Isaacs . Marilyn C. Keefe lfstlzer lUeClean . lllarguerile W. Mefjill lflllel I.. Pearson . Roy H. Rayrnonrl Neville S. Rerlnwn Arthur L. Reimer Vern J. Rice Dorollzy D. Rielcel lone E. Ross Valflimir Sawyer Helen E. Shelby . William C. Smillz . George E. Tlzornpson Helen Tornbs . Crave Wileox Iesxe E. Yocunz, FACULTY HISTOIII' ENCLISII IiNCI.IsII . . SCIENCE ENCEIsII-DIIAIIIATICS . . SCIENCE . COMMEIICIAI. ENCI,IsI-I-JOUIINALISIII . ARTVSEWINC DOMESTIC SCIENCE . NlA'I'lIliMA'I'lCS COIIIIIIEIICIAI. AUTO SIIOI' . MUSIC DRAFTING SCIENCE . LIEEARIAN . SPANISH . HISTORY-LATIN PIIYSICAI, EDUCATION-ORIENTATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION MATHEMATICS-ORIENTATION DOMESTIC SCIENCE . WOOD SIIOP . nun-ununmmqgg I 1, , I- , i . .. ,I I . N.. , ,.., , L. , . l-'nrsr 5liMl'1S'l'I-llt Verne McNabney - Robert Cum-I1 lilII'lIf'lIH lhwix Nnrnmn llelam'y - l'4'l15H,Y l ursIeI' Jeanne Johnson - COURT HDD HOUSE HOUSE OF REPRESEHTHTIVES Fursr SI-LMESTICIK Lawrence Nix Alive Fraser Reginald Hrzyward Charles Reading Peggy Forster .IIIIIIPS Williams Dean Dempsey foe Cusline Henry Satow E ngene Dietrich Rose Tyler Frank Allison Norman Hazel Bessie Larsen Daisy Rhodes Clarenee Delrzrzey Peggy N ix Leroy Illrlfali Leutlm Ashburn Robert Fuller Gordon Muon ,Inhn Roberlxnn Curl Snider IZA IZA IZB IZZB 12B IIA IIA IIA IIB Ill! IIB IUA IOA l0A IUA IUB IOB IOB IOB QA 9A 9A 9A 9A 9B UB OB QI! 9l5 Sizczrwn SEMI-IS'I'I'1ll Russell Helson Philip Reading Riclmrrl Griffin La1r'r'er1r'e Puxler Dean Dempsey Joe M1'Kin11ley Henry Ylllllllllltlfli Ernest Hahn Dean S1ll'IH'l'l' l ranlf fillixnn Norman Hazel Willianz Rn-:Ney Jnanilu Wfzy ll nclson Cam erun Roller! Fraser Ifuelyn Rll.Yll1llS.Y6II LVIIIIIII .4xhlzurn Dorothy Mason Halrarrl Fl't'L'H1llH, lllllllllll Phillips Yoxhin 'I'ut.sumi Hrrrulrl Uernzun Casper Manzlella lhwifl TIIOIIHIS Rirfl1crr1lGl'ifIin 0'l'1ll41lrs ,le'n11m',luhr1su1z COURT OFFICIHLS Orricra - Chief Justice - Boys' Associate Judge - Girls' Associate ,luclge - Boys' Baililf - - Girls' Bailifl' - Court Iicconler - O Under the able guidance of capable student leaders, the Student Body Court and the House ot Representatives were in the vanguard of the pro- gressive activities taking place in the school. The Student Body Court with its Court assembly-the iirst ever presented-ond the House of Representatives with its progressive action are to be counted among this year's accomplish- ments. STUDENT SECOND SI'1NlIrIS'l'lilt Norman llelmzcy - Cyril Helton lilillllll CIIIIIIIILIIQS Huber! lfflrlxe M1u'ilynn llmlges Phyllis l ruz4'r GOVERNMENT CHBIHET HDD COIITROL COIHIIIITTEE I The Dew Deal made its appearance at Leuzinger with the renewed action of the Student Body Cabinet and the splendid Work ot the Control Committee. Successful dances were sponsored by the former, and the latter, under the direction oi Hlex Cameron and Eugene Rukes, aided in keeping the school spirit high. STUDEHT BODY CHBIHET --'-'----4-f FIRST Stmtcs1'i1n Art Moan - - Frank McNabb - Virginia West Shiniehi Nalrai - Verne MelVabney Alex Cameron Yoshio Oshilfi ,lean Davis - l ran.ees Bolton Russell lfelson, Vera V ezzelti - Cyril Helton. - lllary Louise Heard Roller! Cillllfh - Gardena Davis Jeanne Johnson Peggy Forster - Norman Delaney filflflilll Stctzown Si1nt5s't'tf1n - President - - Robert Phillips - Vice-President - Charles Reading - Secretary - - Aliee Fltrlsel' - Treasurer - - Robert Merson - Chief Justice - - Control Chief - - Yell Leader - - Song Leader - - - Pianist - - - Boys' Athletic Manager - Girls' Athletic Manager - - Parliatnetitariatt - - - llistorian - - Boys' Assneiatc Judge - Girls' Associate Judge - - Court Recorder - - Girls' Bailiff - - Boys' Bailiff - COHTROL COIIIIIIITTEE Fntsr Sutni1s't'tt:n Alex Cameron - Charles Walters - .lu-anita Parrish - Reginald Hayward James Williams Helen Beck - Vera Vezzelli - Dorothy Lorig - Sixzomn Siztstizswit Eugene Rakes - David llloelr - Doruth y M eLaughli n Charles Walters Clifford Fuller Velma Vinlrenteyer - Jean Verers - Linda Cummings Ol-'I-'ICE - Control Chief - Buys' Captain - Girls, Captain - - Lieutenant - Lieutenant - Lieutenant - Lieutenant - Desk Sergeant Orrtcs Control Chief - Boys' Captain - Girls' Captain - Lieutenant Lieutenant - Lieutenant - Lieutenant - Desk Sergeant Norman .Delaney Eugene Rakes Yoshio Oshilri - Jean Davis Eleanor Hale Alex Cameron Vera Vezzetti .lames Williarns lletlteig Sl'l1ILllf'l' - Cyril Helton Linda Cnmntings Phyllis Frazer Marilynn Hodges Robert Chase T! PHREDT-TEHCHERS HSSOCIHTIOI1 OFFICERS l',axr Ulf:-'11 mas fllrx. W. U . Ilt'l'll!lllf'll tm. 411,-.i.l Ifili-lr - .H1'.s. If illfum llvxlunnzn - Sa-1 .1lr.x. Ifftrml lfrlm-lr - - U1-tl-'lvl-1 l'Iil4 wl- X'l' UI-'I-'l1'l- us I'I'1'HI1l1'lll First xvlK'1 Pl'l'Sllll nl 'mul N lt'1 lll'Q'Sl4ll'III - - ll4'1'nr4l1t1g1 sl'l'I'4'lill'S - lim. Hulwrl Tinllw f,tlll4'NlNIllllIllQl 5l'l'l'l'lill'Y .'lll.x. U . lf. Smitl: - ,lll.s.lIwu14:w Iflixufr Hu. lfllumxl ff1'lf'.x l l'4'i!hlll'1'l' Hlrlllflllll llnfptlilllly Lllillllll in l,1ll'llLllIll'ItILll'lilIl - - - Mrs. lf. lf. lfnurli Ulm. If-HHIIIVI Ilylrnzun .Ur.w. Willrlzl' Hllfllx tllrx. l:'1'l1z'st lz'f'l1'.s .llr.v. ltlluzwl lavlm qllm. If . lf. Slllifll Ulm. ll . ll . ll:'1r1ffllr'f1 ,Ulm Alljlmf ffilvrx 9 Showing more dnd more their cooperotive spirit- cliinolxed by the PHREHT- TEHCHERS HSSOCIHTIOI1 Pylon P,-T. H St. Pdtriclis Doy Dance, in which the students, parents, dnd lriends mingled together enjoying thernselvesnthe P.fT. 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I . -- I.. .. . ....-. 2 .M-.f T .. ' IIS. ' .. ,.1.I.' - ..j--u' I 1,13-' .Q - . . I I. ,,,'I'.'I ,..,. 1--1 ' I ' - IIQ.: ..-I ' -. n I: I I If-I..I ,I III .I I A . 'W .' -' 1 -u- .. ' . 1- A. 'f 3 EI, . .1 .I . I II, I . HI- f IfIIQI:3 !., I I :.,..,I. ,I.-I I I -,ng ' ' . ,I ,-II-I..I II. I ' ' . . . .i'j.' . . J .. . ,.- I II I 4 I .. . ', : ' -I ' . Q NIV -g L -l . .I. I -. ..-'f--wb IZII, EI ' . II 1 4 IKI L 'nn f. : I A,x. .Iv I-. I. I.I. ,I .11-f. II 4... I . . --ff.. I. - .f ,. ., I. WI- lt 'Wi -f'f.':IlgI 's , -TA, . ..- III hxrn. - -4. ' '.:,. '. I--.-Q-lf..-g-.' T5'If1.II-. 9-J .Lu . .- 5 ART MOAN. I'rosiiIenz S.B. President 4 Pylon Staff 4 Scholarship 3-4 S.B. Vice-President 4 TED MIINYER, Virre-Plvxidelil Class Vice-President 4 Boomerang 4 Tamale Club Treasurer 2-3 Football Manager 3-4 IIELEN HECK. IVI-176-PI't'SIlIt'I1I Girls' Lieutenant 4 G.A.A. Vice-President 1-4 Girls' League Vice-President 4 Class President l SHINICHI N.4K,4I. Sl'l'l't'IllI'j'- Treats. 5.13. Treasurer 4 Boys' League Treasurer 4 Seliolarship Society 2-4 Class Secretary, Treasurer 1-3-4 G.-'IRDENA DA VIS, Secretary Scholarship Society 4- Honorary L 4 Class Historian 3 Girls' Associate .ludge 4 AIARY LOUISE HEARII, HISf0l'1ilIll S.B. Historian 4 Scholarship Society 3-4 G.A.A. 3-4 Boomerang 4 l'IfItNI:' i'lIf'N.-IIfNIfl'. IIIDSIUIIIIII Cliiel' .lustiee 4 lloonierang 4 Control Connnittee 4 House of Representatives 3-4- I R.4NI,'ES BOLTON, Pianist S.B. Pianist 2-3-4 lli-Lights Review 3 Boomerang 4 Merton of the Movies 3 I DOROTHY LORIG, Song ienzler ll' Desk Sergeant 4 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Golf 3 Control Committee 3-4 E. SMITH Cmss Anvislalt REGINALD HAYW',ftRlJ. Ijl'l'.SIIIt'I1I Boys' League President 4 Class President 4 Football l-2-3-4 Track 3-4 CHARLES READING, Prexitlent SB. Vice-President 4 Football 2-3-4 Boys' League Vice-President 3 ,lonesy 4 RUHER T GOUCH. Vift'-1,I't'SIlIt'llI Athletics l-2-3-4 House of Representatives 3-4 Boys' Associate ,ludge 4 President of Scholarship Society 4 VIRGINIA WEST. VI1'l 'I7I'Q'SItIl'lIl Girls' League Presitlent 3-4 S.B. Secretary 4 Seliolarship Society 3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 IA MES HUCHA Nfl N. Vice-I'l'esirIu1t Football 4 Baseball 3-4 Class Vice-President 4 Pylon Assembly 4 JILICE FRASER. tSt'l'I't'IlII'-L' S.B. Secretary 4 Pylon Feature Editor All Seliolarship Society 4 G.A.A. Viee-President PHILIP READING. Tl't'll.Ylll't'l' Scholarship Society 1-2-4- Hoys' League Secretary 4 Basketball 1-2-3 President of Knights' Club -lt MARILYNN HUDCES, Sl'l'IL'Itll'-Q' Pylon Senior Editor 4 Girls, Bailiff 4 S.B. Store Manager 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 N0ltM.ftN I1Iz'L.'INla'l'. I'l't'lI.NIIl't'I' Chief Justice 4 Scliolarsllip Soeiety 4 Athletics l-2-3-4 Boys' League Secretary .1I.-IHEI, I'RIl.'I2'. Ilisloriun Control Connnillet- All G.A.A. 1-2-3--lt Girls' League l:1'llI'1'h4'liiilllXl!'l Class Historian 4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IIENKY ALEAIEIIA lli-Lights Staff 4 IRENIJ IIARNES t2.A.A. 2-3-4 Booir1erang 4 Hockey 'IR-am 4 Girl:-4' lililglll' lit'prf's1:ntativc 3 CIIESTER IZRYZINSKI IfAI.I'II BROLIN WILLIAM BRYANT Lontrol l.ormn1tts-1' .3--1 f.'I,INTUN I5'IfRNS llouso of livprosontaliv tlontrol ilonlmittt-o 4 Mt-rton of the Movies' Boorm-rang 4- lI II,l,lAflI IIUUGLAS Ili-Lights Stall 4- Stagc Crcw 3-4 l ooIltztll lxllllliigtfl' 3 IOIIN IVAAS Entcrcml '32 JACK CE.-4SI,ANIl Baslwtlaall Managvr 4 lli-Uglits Staff 4 Atltle-tics 3 Stage Electrician 3-4 US ' 3 IIURTENSIA CILKER Atltlotics 1-2-3-4 Merton of the Movies 3 Control Committee Lieutef11ant3 Girls' League: Rf-prosentative 1 THOMAS HIIIIBARII Ili-Lights Staff 4 Fotltliall 3-4 Control Committvc 3-4 IA CUB KINGS WOL D ETIIEI, LEWIS l'Il1tt't'c-tl '34 A I,ll.'If LURII G.A.A. 3 Atlllutics 3 I IfI'fII MANDELLA lit-rliart Track Troplty 4 Xlarint- League lh-vorul 4' Control Comlnittm- 3-4- Basketlvall 1-3-4- KICHARII MANTLE Baskm-tliall 2-3 RIHIIE MARK Tram-k 3-4 Stage Crew 4- Stage 'Nlanagvr 4- Football B-4 S E N I O R S l VIRGINIA MAl.'Cl,.4N.-III.-IN Class Pianist l-2-3 Orcltestra 1-2-3-4 Control 4lltIIlllllll1'C 3 Service: C0lllIltil,l1'F 3 FRANK IlIf'NAIIII SB. Vivt'-l'l'1'si1l4'l1t -l Atltlvtit-S l-2-3-4 Control Committvs- 3-4 Stage Crt-w 3 LA WRIfNCI'f NIX Boys' l,l'il11llQ''l'l't'tlNlll1l 1 'l'l'zlt'li 3-4 Baskvtball l-Z-3-4 Bofys'l.Q'a1g:tlt' llvprt-se-ntatiw Al .IIYANITA PARRISII Control Girls' Captain -lr lI.A.A. 3-4 Girls' Lvatgut' l:l'lll'l'51'lllllllY1''I' Girls' I.:-agtw tfomtnittco 3 CHARLES ZIECENIIEIN Elllt'l'l'4l '33 B0ttl11t'l'i1llQ' ' 4- Also CttAlit1,tx'l'l-in I't'I'Il Cnznrrr Paul Slulzlnins Ift-rtlm III'l'ISIllIt'II TIIVIIII-ll Kill' Julncs Earp ,, H fl If A L C, lijftf Wifi f sENloRs I ,' f ,' -f J lIUN,f1l,D ALLEN l ootlJull 3-4 CLYDE .f1LL1SON 1,4-H'0D,A1 BATES llouse ol' llepresz-utativcs 3 Control Committee 4 Rl'.SSEl,I, BELSUN Class Pl't'Slllt'Ili 3 Scholarship Society .3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 WERNER BENSON llouse of Representatives 2-3 Boys' League Treasurer Hi-Lights Staff 4 Haunted House 4 JOSEPII IILACKFORD FootlJall 2-3-4 ANNA BLASNEK Haunted House 4 Dramatics 4 LEUN BRILEY Football 3-4 Boys' League lit-prvscnlativc -L Tennis 3 X J CHARLES BRINK Entered '34 Track 4 Control Committee 4 I ERNA BRINK Cirls' League Visiting Committee ALEX CAMERON Control Chief 4 Boys' League l'resi1lc11t4 Track 1 Baseball 3-4 EDWARD CANTER Baseball 3-4 Control Committee BERNARD CARTER Librarian 2-3 Control Committee 3 Tamale Club 2 LORRAINE CRUM G.A.A. 1 LINDA CUMMINCS Class President 1-2 Cirls' Associate Judg Desk Sergeant 4 e4 SAMMIE DINSMOOR Orchestra 4 LEONORA DUNCAN Glee Club 3-4 Miracle of the Clock MELVINA ENOCH G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Control Committee 3-4 Visiting Committee 1 KATHERINE EYER G.A.A. Board 4- Tennis 3-4 Hockey 3-4 Baseball 3-4 FREDERICK FINK Control Committee 3-4 Class Yell Leader 4 Football 4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 DOROTHY FORD Chorus 3-4 Camera Club 4 3 Girls' League Committee 3 4 RUTH FORD Entcrccl '35 Romance is a Racket 4 Chorus 4 S35 YH ,p, tk- PIIILIP FREESE FRED FR UCHEY Fuotball 3-4 K Stage Crew 2 ' IIEE GALLEMORE vi Stage Manager 1 EV ELYN GARDNEIQF., ' li.A.A. 2-3 Iimitrnl C0'Xl1IIllllCC 3-4- Basketball 1 llm-key 2. ROY GARDNER l uulbttll 3-4 llousm: of llc:prr:s1-nltttives ER A NCES C ER M A I N G.A.A. l-2-3-4 lfuntml Cnnnnittee 3-4 Il-wk--y Vitrslly 41 llttskt-lbull Yatrsity 3--1 ELEANOR HALE Class Pianist Al- S.B. Pianist 4 Buskm-tlmll 3-4 ROIIERT HAMILTON ling s' l,e-agua: 'l'r1-usl1i'er 4 llzlskt-tltttll l-2-3-4 Gulf 2-3 YVONNE HAMILTON ljnntrotl Committee 3-4 V Girls' League Play 4 ANNA HAMM G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Control Committee 3-4 Puppet Club Secretary 2 Gulf 1 RAYMOND HAMPTON ROBERT IIARASTA VULA HASKINS li.A.A. 1-2 llontrol c,l0lllllllllCC 4 Typing Cup 3 JANE HAYLETT G.A.A. llistorian 4 llnekey Varsity 4 llonurury HL 3 U.A.A. l-2-3-4 I R,11lVl.'lS HUGHES llluss Yell Leader 4 Urtrl1t'St1'a 3 ffunlrul Ctmunittee 3 Senior Pluy Advertising Mgr. 4 XIIARY KASSER Control fl4lITlIlllll0C 3-4 'l'auna!e Club 2 Girls' League Conitnitlee 2 Girls' League lluspitttlity Committee S E N I O R S DORIS KENT Girls, League Cabinet 1 .l0nesy 4 hllauntetl House 4 Control Committee 4 GEORGE KERFOOT Go-lf 3 IIANNAH KINGSWOLD lli-Lights Revue 2 Cirls' Glue Club 2 Contrul Cunnnitlve 4- LOKIN KNO WLTON Buys, League Prcsitlcnt 3 Pylon Staff 3 Football 2-3-4 Hi-Ligltts Staff 4- IJORIS LEE lfunlrnl Cn1111t1illm-u3--1- Babbitt's Boy 4 Cltrislinas Play 4 C.A.A. 2-3-4 IIETTY LUCAS Girls' League Play 3 Xlirttc'le of llte Clock 4 C.A.A. l Baseliall 1 CII.f1 RLES flltfl LLER 1' Control Committee 4 Basketball 3-4 'l'raok 4 Tennis 4 ROYAL MANVILLE Boys' League Vice-President 4 lfoolball 3-4 Nllaunted House 4 Orchestra 2-3-4 EI,'CENE MARTIN Control Committee 3 'Track 4 Haunted House 4 HAROLD MEAD Football 3-4 Orchestra 3-4 MABEL MENEZES C.A.A. 2 Dancing 2-3 Control Committee 3-4 ROBERT MERSON Student Body Treasurer 4 House of Representatives 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3-4 Romance is a Racket 4 DAVID MOCK Control Committee 3-4 Boys' Captain 4 Orcbestra 1-2-3-4 SENIORS IUILIIRED MORRIS Class Vice-President 2 Cirls' League Cabinet 2-3-4 House of Representatives 4 Control Committee 3-4 ROBERT MULVEY Track 3-4 Tennis 3-4 Track Manager 2 B-Football 2-3-4 NICEL MCGILLIVRA Y B-Football 4 Track 3 .I ACK M eNABB Boys' League Yell Leader 4 Control Committee 4 Track 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 GALE NEWTON G.A.A. and Girls' League Candy Sales 4 Control Committee 3-4 Hi-Lights Staff 4 Spanish Club 1-2 .MYRON NICHOLS Control Committee 3-4 Orchestra 3-4 '4Haunted House 4 ' Babhitt's Boy 4 OWEN NICHOLS i'Jonesy', 4 Haunted House 4 Cll1'l5lIllZ1!5 Play 3 Ic'l'I:'l.l'N O'DEI,L Control Committee 4 Basketball 1-2-3 lloekey 1-2-3 Volleyball 1-2 PA ULINE 0'DELL Control Committee 3-4 Stars and Crop-erica 4 BERT ODGERS Football 4 Track 3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Coll 4 SHEILA O'NE1LL C.A.A. 2 Girls, League Committee 4 RUTH OXLEY Entered '34 Student Body Store 4 JUANITA PEPPER Entered '34 ROBERT PHILLIPS S.B. President 4 Class President 1 Scllolarsllip Society 1-2-3-4 Control Committee 4 WILLIAM REED Camera Club 4 Chess Club 4 RAYMOND REED Scliolursliip Society 1-2-3 llouso of Hvprcsuntutivcs 2 Iluuntm-tl House 4 MART!!!-1 RUSANDER ANNIIJE ROSEBORO Ili-I.,igI1ts1tovuc3 Control Committee 3-4 Cl,YlJE SELDEN Class 'l'rt-asuror 1 Boys' Imagine liz-prcscntative 2 Svllolursliip Sorivty 1 ,loncsy Advertising Mgr. 4 IIEIJWIG SCIIULLER 5.13. Historian 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 llonorury L 4 U.A.A. S1-1-rvtary-'fre-asurcr 4 HUNNIIJ SIMS 1lllfl,l .-1 TlIUlll,f1S Svliolatrsliip l-2-fi-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3 liirl:-1' l.:-ztgtto Vim--l'1'1'sitlm'11t3 Class Vit't:-l'n'sitlvnt 1 M11 R l TIN TLE Girls' Imaguc llcpruscntative 4 ffontrol ffomrnittm-1' 4 St7lltlliil'Slli1J Society 3-4 'famulc Club 1-2 Q.- JISAN I-'EVERS Girls' League Vic:--Pr:-sitlunt 3 Girls' League Caliinvt 2-3-4 G.A.A. Cabinet 4 Control Comnlittcc Lit-utonunt 4 VERA VEZZETTI G.A.A. President 4 Cirls' League Treasnrvr 4 Control Committee Licutenant 3 Buskt-tball Varsity 2 LEUNA WALKER Control Ct7II1IHilll'C'1f lli-Liglits Hx-vuc 3 Basketball 1 Chorus 3-4 CHARLES WALTERS Track 2-3-4 hNOItll1llt'C is a liaulu-t 4 Control Llt'lllL'llZllll-1 llontrol Captain 4 lll.4Rf2l'ERlTE WARNECIQE ll.A.A. l-2-3-4 llot-lu-y Varsity 4 Su-nior-Alumni llmwv ffo1nnliltt's l birls lA'ilgLl1'xlSlllllg Colnmitte-0 3-4 VINGINI,-1 WATKINS ll.A.A. 2-3-4 S1-nior Play Costmno fitillllllilll'l' 4 Cliairnum Sonior .Alumni Poster Committee 4 SENIORS Sl'l,l'I.-1 WATSON Control tlommittcc 3 U.A.A. 1-2-3-4 lli-Ligllts Stall 4 Girls' Lvagut' llospitalily Committee CUKINNIL' Ilulflli IHQTTY WIIITE Control fllillllllllltl' fl! l URlila'S IVILSUN ,-IRTIIUR ll'il1'liSilI,-11V 5tz1gc lilunugvr 4 lilTSllKU Y.'l,lIflSl1lT0 Swt-alt-r tfonnnitlm- All llovlivy 3-4- ll.A.A. 3-4- liirls' Ll'1lQLll1' tfonimiltvc .lI.-Ilfll,i JV lf. KIa'1a'l li Class Atlviscr IiI:'l'fIjIIlz'll W. l .tll'l.'lf7'T ifluss ,Mlxisvr .Mso muon -YI'l-lil I'l1-vlli.w l fu:1'r Ullis lllltlxtlll SENIOR B'S I Hnother year-another Senior B class has made history. Usually Senior classes come gradually to the fore, but this year the rise of the 12B class has been rapid. It has among its leaders four possible Seal-Bearers, the majority of the SB. officials for the coming year, and the Girls' League president. In athletics the Senior B's have been the mainstays of two championships in basketball and one championship in track. The members of this class were the outstanding members of this year's tennis team, which took second place in the Hlarine League. The progress of Leuzinger has been rapid of late, and with such a promising class of future Senior Hs, the progressive activities of the school should show increase and variety. 12B CLHSS OFFICERS Flusr 5ENlli5'I'lilt Orricn Sucomu Smiusruu Robert Clmse - - Pre-si4lf-nt - - Robert Chase flnnn Hvizll - x.l1'l l,l'f'5lill'lll - -,IINIUX Williflmy PIEQYJ' Fvftfvf - SvCrHu1'y' - - Paul Wif-rk Gwendolyn Hynes - Treasurer Jgym-,q 110,-nbpk Iiil'hlIfl1 Cliff!! - - - Hisiurian WYL'.Vll'-Y' Heizlt I can n 4' ,I nh II .syn - Buys l,l'i1fIllt' lit-pri-se-liluliw - Girls' Lvilglllk' llc-pn-sf-rilalivv - Milton Kay - jcun II 1' fulmsun llnrothy ll. Ri?t6'cl - Arlvisa-r - - lf'nlIvr M. liarrrrgaf x .t,,g. SEDIOR CLHSS I I-'mn Sl-IXll15'I'l.ll l..liN1lI'll l'vlllIt'l' - .IIIIIFY l:'lI.su'nrll: SIIIIICVI R!lll'll',I' - III nrx Yrrlrzrrllmlu Ilurrvx II 1'l.w,n - HIPIITHII I nxlrllrgl: .'IIu1iz'l Tmlnr .'lI11r'g11f'r'ilr' !vVI'll1'l'g N4'fl'l'l,f' S. Rwllnun If IIINI' New I-151 141: fm' .'Il'i1'n - - l',Il'II1'Slf,lllIlI - Elsie' Irirlf II'm'rr'n llurrix - l,ln'.x' Kll.V.Yl'I' lfml l,'l1'l'l'lIllIll lcl'l'lIlll'll II' 1-llx .I4'.w.w lf. I ll1'IlHl 11H CLHSS OFFICERS Oi lA'I1 xc Sl-guuxnSl-:un-,s11.n - I'rm-si1Im'l1l - - X lr:--I'l'e'sl1I1'Ill - - - lIl'llllIIK'III1lSI I - jun' Crlxtilu' - Sl'l'I'1'Ii1l'y - - I vlnm I IlI.IIl'l7ll'AI!'l - 'I.l'l'ilhlll'4'l' - Ilislnriun - - Fong: lmzlxlvl' - YQ-II 1.1-mlm-r - fm' ,1ll'KiIlllll'-I - june' If 1'ixI.'upf - IIIPFIIIIIYI' Hrff' I1t'IlI'-I' SUIUIIA - l'iun Isl - .II11lI'.2llK'l'Ifl' IV-x'lu'r,u .Mlvisvr 11B CLHSS OFFICERS UI-'lflljl-I - l'ra-siflvnl - XIV4'-I,I't'SILIl'llI - - S1'1'l'l'Iil ry - 'I'l't'il5lll'l'l' - Ilislmiuu - Sung: I.t'2ltI4'I' - - X 1-Il I.:-:uh-1' - - Pianist - - lIlf1.w'r14' C. I l'lllllI SICKIUTXII SICXII-1h'I'liIl - IZVFIIUSI lluluz - lflxiz' lrivk - liuluh Ligh! - llnrmlfl Truxl ,-I l.'il.'n ,',VIlIfllI.Y1llfll - fm' .'Il'i1'o limi CIl'l't'hlIlll Rirlmrfl II vll.v ,hlxisn-1' .I1lllylll'l'Ilt' III. ,Ilrfjill JUNIGRS IIH CLHSS 11B CLHSS IOH CLHSS 10B CLHSS Fllcsl' Simi-1s'l'l11l: Nurnmn Huzvl ,lvun llunix - Mlm im' Ifruin lfwllz' fum- ffI'l'l' ,luunilu If ny Ivy li. lforbvs i lIIS'l' SI'1XlI'lS'l'l-Ill l,1'rny Mr'l ull Vvrnon lf'1lM'c1' Lnlc'rvr11'v Hmul Vifgilllill Rusxell Elvarmr Loup l'c-'ggi Nix - ,IIIVII Milvs - ,lcun4'tlc' ,lllnwv - Thmnrzx Spnnnf .s WY1'lIHlI!.l'f ' we Hfl A - Tnlnlrx SOPHOMORES IOH CLHSS OFFICERS IIIIUI Olflflilli - Prusidc-nl - Yivv-Prvsiclm-lil - Sfwrvlzlry - 'I'i'm-awiin-r llisturiuil Song Le-anlvr Yell Lvauler Pianist - - Buys' League' Hf I7l'l'SK'lliLll i ve- Cirfs' iA'2ll Illt' lloprvsvnlativv - - Amlvism-1' - - Sl-Lrznwn Sllzmilfzviiiz - M !l.X'ilIl' Crain, Nnrmlm Hl1Zi'f - Ruth Ryun - lfulh lln1l,zv.s Phyllis 1,llI,lllllll'I' - - ,Ivan llfllilix - Kicharll lfurclay - Bessie Larsen Kl'IlIIf'IlI llvlarivy - Jmrriilu Way Roy H. liaynmrirl 10B CLHSS OFFICERS , . 1 l.m.i OFFIIIIC ' Presiilcnl - Yivv-Pre-sixieiil - - Secretary Treasurer Historian - Sung Leader - Yell Leader xilrfvizbla Pianist - - Boys' League RPprcHvi1Li1.ivf- rl- I. lgl1Piit'1lT - n'ativc- - - Aclviscz' - - Sliirznmn slCMl'1S'l'HlK - Imrny A1l'l 1lH Wilma Hurnmn l,111r1'4'r1rc Hurul Vvrnon W'!Illft'I' lffvrznor Loop - Pvggjv N in - .lllrlf fllilvn - llllllllilll' Mz'Nulil1 - - John 11014411 ' ' Sl flL04flll: .flurnhl W.1Wo i' - 'ya .1 n l lltS'l' 2-Immun:-31: frlflf Bfllfllll - Curl SIIl'llC'I' - Umvln lfnlvx - lmrrllzrt ,f4Sl1IlllI'Il Klnnif' Srlilcr - lfflllll Timm psun Tlwnzlnref lirrnrlm ljurrlulz Munn - 9H CLHSS OFFICERS Ovruzr: - Presitlent - Vive--Prc'si1lc'l1t - - S4-cwtary - - 'I'rc-asure-r - llistorian - Sung L:-aflf-r - - - - Yell Lvadlrr - - - Boys' Le-agus lll'llI't'5l'lll21IlVl' - Rn.wu11na S01L'u1'1l - Girls' Imaglln- l:f'llX'L'!4C!1li1llV4' - l Urn J. Kim' - - . . - A4lyj,4cl- . . Smguwn Sumgsrl-zu - ,lack Bolton - Curl Snirlvr - Uneda Bates Leutha Ashburn - Annie Sailer Erma Thompson Theodore' Brooks - Conlon Munn RfI.Wt'llIIIlll Sl'll'lll'll llrrwa' lf. Wilma' I There are no officers for the 9B's, as they have no activities during their first semester. F R E S H M E N SH CLHSS 9B CLHSS 1 940 l J X ,V H-1' - J 'M-L, '- L , 14.31 -.I gf . 5n ,I-,--v K u .. X .-, - , --, .J .J-,. - TH , ., ff. 'fm w 1' 1u.. ' . IN .'. A 44, 1 w, J -EY-,rfyi '. s -fy: ' ' fi 'hw J L VY f , : .' .1 'Juv FM ,I .1 'hw 'Aw' 'lf -. n N 'ki ' A- V A, no af Al 'u 'li v .. X , J ,L .,.',,1. - ' ' fl: - ' .' - , . J , , , ff,-5'v'f X 1A ..,J,'-'Z3.r ' .IE . P bf .- r,. .C,, --ff-1 V, 4 ...J -. v ff J um 1 ., -3,1I,',f 'P u ' ,lvligw-vw! -.1 ' Q v' .g. 1 zu , .1 '- ww N. AWARDS I Year after year, students come and go . . . some to play, some to study some to achieve . . . but among these many students, there arise always a lew leaders . . . those who achieve and attain. To these students Leuzinger High School extends particular appreciation by awarding a place in the Leuzinger Hall of Fame. H W H R D S H H D Darsie Service Cup, W'35 . Darsie Service Cup, S'35 . . Crane Girls' Hthletics Trophy, S'34 . Crane Girls' Hthletic Trophy' W'35 . Crane Girls' Flthletic Trophy, S'35 . . George Ill. Green Baseball Trophy, S'35 . Hawthorne-Lennox Hdvertiser Typing Trophy, W'35 . . S'35 . Hawthorne Rotary Club Essay Contest Trophy, S'35 . . TROPHIES . HRT HIOHD . VIRGIDIH WEST . HELEN HHLLER HORTEHSIH GILKER . VERH VEZZETTI RUSSELL BELSOI1 LIDDH CUITIIHIHGS . VIRGIDIH WEST DORHIHH DELHHEY have helped PYLOI1 STHFF Norman Delaney . . . Boys' Sports . Advertising Manager Ralrerl Cuorli . . Editor-iii-Cliicf Virginia Wm! . . Business Manager Rvllvfl MUFSUH Linda Cllllllllillgx . Associate Editor AUCU Fill-SUT - - F09-ll1f0 Etlilvl' , Assistant Editor Werner Benson . Feature Editor . Art Editor Art Editor leanru' Johnson Iaclf MWNUDI: . Esther Mc'CIean . Art Adviser l ranlr Volpe . . . Vera Vezzelli . . Girls' Sports Murilynn Hodges . . . Senior Editor Cyril Helton . . Copy Editor lluruko Fujita . . Associate Business Mgr. Marilyn C. Keefe . lfaeully Adviser O Selling l3U more annuals than ever before, the Pylon will reach, for the first time, more than one-half the Student Body. The statt wishes to express its appreciation to those who make this year's annual a success-Clyde Selden, Cameramang Essistant Sales Hlanagerg Hlex Cameron, Sales managerg Gale countantg Hnna Hamm, Outside Hdvertisernentsg Gardena Davis and Verne Illcllabney, Senior Sales illanager. Roy H, Raymond Ptdviser. 1935 PYLGN Bob Phillips, llewton, Hc- W'35 Editorg was Business 1935 HI-LIGHTS I Representative members of the 1934-35 l-li-Lights stall have been selected on the basis of distinguished work or achievement in special departments. Other members of the stall include Charles Thompson, art, Glenn Busby, reporterg Sidney Rawley, circulation, and lllarion Denton, Betty White, lllildred lllorris, Dorothy lllcLaughlin, Raymond Reed, Royal lllanville, lack Boyd, Genevieve Beck, and Robert lllerson. .lo Beth Kingsbury Puggy Forster . ,lvarme Johnson Robert Gooch . Cyril Helton Inc' Clmtinz' . Harnko Fujita . Galt' Newton HI-LIGHTS STHFF Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Sports Editor Managing Editor Sports Editor Managing Editor Exchange Editor Heflzcig Sclmller Sylvia Watson Doris Kent . Frank Volpe . Roy ll. R!I4VI7'l0I1ll Anna Hamm . Phyllis Frazer . Marilyn C. Kat-ju . Girls' Sports . . Typist Associate Editor . Art Editor Business Adviser Outside Pulilicity . . Fl'illlll'0S Faculty Advisor BOYS' LEHGUE CHBIIIET O Culminated by a talk from Tom Lieb, coach of Loyola Uni- versity football team, and a demonstration by the Washing- ton High School gymnastic team, many unusual assemb- lies were held by the Boys' League. The annual Christmas drive was again successful, GIRLS' LEHGUE Cf-IBIDET I With Leisure Time as the theme, the Girls' League has successfully carried out its pur- pose ot aiding and abetting lriendship among the girls by a series ot skits carrying out the theme. The Christmas work tor the needy was again supported wholeheartedly by the Girls' League. The most important events included the two 'lbaby sister parties and 'the fashion ji BO GIR 1 show and tea for the mothers. BOYS' LEHGUE OFFICIHLS l ms'i' Si: XI l-1!4'l'l-Zlt Rvginalzl llrlyzmnl - l,'l1r11'lr'sNmrliflg - ,4lr'x CIIIIIITIIII lf'i'1'r1i'1' lft'll.Yllll GIRLS' l IltN'I' gl NI I4'N'I'I'It 1 ifgillill lfpcsl - l'l'll'I1, lfvrff - !1ll'll'Il T!HllIlllS I't'I'll Vvzzvlli - lIl'tlll'f,Q' Sl'lIlIll1'I' flnl'ulfly HPVL' - .fllirv l 1'11s1'1' - l I'!lIll'Q'S linllun OF!-'lfilfl SIQKIOND SI'1Ml41S'l'l'1li - Pre-sill:-nt - - Alvx Cf1n1crr1l1. - View--l'rvsi1lc-lit - - R11y11lfW11111'ill1' - Sc-vrf-tary - Philip Rt'!Illfl1,U 'l're-usllnzi' - lqllllfff Iflllllillllll Yull Lcullcr - ,luck Mc'Nul1b LEHGUE OFFICIHLS UI-'I-'lllli Sicunwim Slaxll-:s'l'11u - l'r:-siilm-nl - - Virgirzia lflxvl - Vim--l'r'v:4ialvl1l ' - - JUIIIIIIK' juhnsruz - S1-uri-tary - - Alice' 1 l'll.Wl'I' Tl't'klSUI'1'I' - Je'r111 lhuiis llisloriun - liwlzrig S1'l1ullc'1t - Song lA'Z1lll'I' - - llmullly lfvrlr - Ymrll Lvaulvi' 1,l',ifa!,'j'Ni.t' - Pianist - - .ffllllll Ilcirll YS' LEAGUE CABINET LS' LEAGUE CABINET SCHOLHRSHIP SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP - KNIGHTS SCHOLHRSHIP SOCIETY IIIIINI' SICXII-.S'I'luli OFFIIIIS Snammm Sllzxllwisll-11: Cyril Hvlmn - - Ill'PHIlIt'lII - - 1qll11t'I'l'ffUUr'lI ,IIIIIIUS Iluillllzlzzs - - - Vice,--Prvsinlelll - - fcruzm' ,IIIIHIXUII l11l'lI'lI Tlmnzus - j1'lIf1lIL' 11111115011 - Svc'x'eIary - - IIIIVIIAAU 1 11jil11 AVUVIIIIIII l,L'lllI1L'vl' - - - 'l'rcz1s11rL'r Iiirllrlral Cri.Uin l'1'ggy l nrxlcr - ' - llislorizm - - Iflsll' ll'i1'l.7 113' lf. l ul1n's - Advisx,-1's - 1101611 TUIIIIIA KHIGHTS' CLUB OFFICERS llllililll IIUIIIIIIIQ' lfllwlf' 56411171 lfllxsvlf lfvlsulz . . . . . . . I,1'lYSIllt'llI . . YIM'-I'l'4'HIfIl'lll . 51'L'1'0la1x'y-'l'l'4'zlsurn-1' liccr'l1c'l' 1 llIl't'Cll . . Aflxim,-1' IIIEIIIBERS 'Iliff' l I'll.it'l' 'lurnlm Fujita Ifnlzvrf flnnrh Ifirlzzlrrl Griffin, Wvillllfl Ilurnzon Vnrnzun Hnzvl Vary Louisa f,l'llI'l1 'fj'1'if Hullnn Hlxiv lrirk IFIIIIIIK' ,lulznxmz fu Hvflz Kirlgslmljx ffvlle'J11m'U1'4'r'rl111r1 Rulwrt Plzillips I.l'llHll1 A'oru'uml Null: Ryan, 'lla-lzfzz Tlmnms l l'l'IIUll W 11llf1'1' Jlhfllllnfll Way l'i1'g1'ni11 Wrxl Jamvx lf'Llli111nx Tulmlm YIIINIIIIIUIU I 'irginizz Rflssvll .'ll4'1'l',Y lxhirlrz Igl'lI1l'I'l'i' W'z'i.wlmpf Ivnxflin Uxlzilri fm' fjll.Vfill4' Llllfllit' HllIIll1.Yt'1n' l'e'y,Qy l 0rslvl' .IIIIFUY Tfnilf' Ivsllin Tulxunzi .-1rI Mmm, llvnry Sutuw KIIIGHTS 'Yurnmn llvlrzrlvy Nnlwrl l'l1illip.v Im' fflmffllc' Roller! Cvofh 'fubvrt ,'ll4'rxon ffyrfl Hvllon Lilmzr Crzrmvon Russvll HCISUII Philip Rvmling L-lHII'lQ'X lcfllllillg l.ml4l1'e' IIIIIIIIISUA' Jrzrm-x Williunzs lflrx 114' Svlflvn. flll'4'H 17vl.f',10lS Huber! Clzuse l'vl'flIIA' Rilvy Riwllrzrwl CIAIHIII Ilvrnz lI4'1npsz'y CHIHERH CLUB l ' 1 l CHIIIERH CLUB CHESS CLUB C Developing and printing lilms, the Camera Club put into actual practice the knowledge which members have been gathering in the past years about tliis art. CHITIERI-1 CLUB OFFICERS It mst' 5l.XIl1h'I'l 1: If'illi11m Ri-ml - lmllrrzrl M11 :mmf LVIIIIIII Nnru'nml Unmllzy Hull: llllfl' U1ll'nl,Iy RI'1'A'z'f - Ori-'lriiz President X iw--l'1'e-sill:-lil - - Sn-crelary , , l 11-asulw-1' Adviser CHESS CLUB Sammi Smlus'ruu - - Dean lhvnpsey Vwrmrz Wullfvr VVFIIIIII Wrlllfvr Vc'rn.u11 Wzlllfcr 6 One ot tlie most active years of tlie chess club was culminated by a tournament open to every Leuzinger student. Helen Tombs is the faculty adviser, CAMERA CLUB CHESS CLUB Vera Vvzzclli A lim' I ra.wr Hc'1l1Ci,2' Sr'l1ulfc'r June Hayle!! 1'eg.'gy Nix Annu Hcizlt June Hrtylcfll Virginia Wvsl Milzlruzl Morris Belly Taylor G. A. A. PUPPET CLUB G. H. H. OFFICERS . . l'rt-snlm-nt . Vice-Prcsiile-lit N-vrutmy-'l'i'va1sl1re1 . . llisturiun . Yell I.1-mlm . . Pianist Buskirtlmall Munugu I lm-key Manugrr Bust-lmll Munugmi . Tennis Munugn Q The activities of the GHH. this year have been basketball, hockey, baseball and tennis, with banquets terminating each season ot sports. Play Day Was held at Leuzinger for the first time. Leuzinger girls won the first prize in the Posture Parade. The varsity hockey team Won from Ingle wood and the second team won from Redondo. G. H. H. PUPPET CLUB BLUE ITIODDHY PUPPETEERS Flusi' SICNll'l5'Iil'1li CyrilHvltar1 - Peggy Forster Jl'lII1l1t' ,lnlinsnrz George Proffitt Peggy Forslvr - - Helen E. Shelby OH-'ILLLL Sictzoxn Sian!-gs'l'ic - Uirectnr - - - - Mrlblc' Prim Assistant Director - Mary Louisf' Hl'fIl'lI Business Manager - - Rirlznrfl Sham r Stage Manager Art Directur Adviser - George Progilt - Peggy Furstu The BOOIIIERHIIGH The BOOIHERHHG W '35 Class Play I O I1 E S Y Student Body Play O Dealing with the love affair of a doctor and his nurse, The Boomerang, presented by the winter '35 class, proved to be very entertaining and amusing. The BOOIIIERHHGU CHST Dr. C4-rulel Slllllllvl Clinton liurns Gvrlrulle- Lurlluw lrvnc lz'urm'x lllurion 511111111-1' 1'wl'fUll'l'S Hollon Cram' Tyler Vvrrl f.'0ll'lIl'l llm-nry Paul Slllllblllfi l'rc-stun Dm-Wilt . C',llIl'lt'S Zlt'gl'llbl'flIt Virginia Xlvu Currlenzz lhwis llurtlvy Ted flIlll1'Yl'l' Mrs. Wfmrllwimlgu Mm'-V fiuuisv 11011171 Mr. Stone Robvrl jlI4'l'S0lI llllil Wnmllwrixlge Vvrrzc jl1l'NllIlI1t'j' I O H E S Y O lust home from college, Ionesy becomes involved with an actress, Who, unknown to him, is the niece of one of the most prominent men in town. The hilarious situations which result from the incident made 'llonesyu a most enjoyable play. Annu Julie-s lllilelruml l-Illis lllrs. lla-nry Jun: A l,lllllllJl'l' II4-nry jour-S Wilbur ,Innes IOI'1ESY CEST Billy llrltlfgllll Katie Jvunvllc Janzrs Jean Davis Dnrix Kvnt ,Inv IlI4'Kir1rll0y Unwn, Nichols Charles Reading Stanlvy ,lackson lllr. Silvvrln-1'g A Policerniun DRAMATICS Diana lk-ww-alllx - Evan, ,lmnvx Bally Smith ,lcrlllllv ,lrilznxoll-' lfrnvsl Hahn Uvun Ih'r11ps4'y g' Milton Kay DRAMATICS The HHUIITED HOUSE O Leuzinger's first mystery play since the Wasp's llest-presented two years ago- The l-launted l-louse, S35 class play, proved to be the out- standing dramatic performance of the year. Revolving around a supposed murder, a father's foolish fancy, a sensitive sheriff, and a slightly erratic playwright, the action was fast and there was never a dull moment during the entire play. This year's plays have all been directed by fllaxine G. Frank. The HHUDTED HOUSE C!-IST lVlorgan, ilu' tramp Emily, the bride Jack. the groom . Tlioinas. the cllauffvur Duncan, the author llc-lon. the wife lsalwl. the girl . Ezra, the constable Ell. the milkinan Grogan, tht- cl:-lvctive lixuns, tllo futlwr iWy1'n11, NlAt'l1l7,.Y Virginia Wcst Philip lieruling Royal ifllfllllfllt' Wvr11c'1' Bl'II.SUll Doris Kvnl flllllll lll11.411z'l.' Uzven N1'r'lmlx lcllflilllllll Kvvvl CflIlI'lL'S Rwnling Cfnwlc SUIIIVII The HHUDTED HOUSE S '35 Class Play STHGE CREW ORCHESTRH ORCHESTRH CHORUS 6 Willi fsevorril iiieiiilivers of llie orclieslra playing lor various local orgflriizof liririra mid llie loriiiiriq of CI string orchestra as liiqlifliglits ol this years: ficliviliess, mr. lleiiiier is looking forward to organizing Q school bcmd liexl yoffr Tliifa lmrid will be composed mainly Ol iiifmilfmers from the Qrclieslrcl. ,N'f1wl1f1ur1w.xg ,luv Xri.-11, Ilulwrl l'll'2lN'I'. .Nfl Xlmlli. lie-giiuzllil HQIQXNLIVII. lluxifl Xlm-k. Xivlm' xllllllilll. giml l'llIQ!'!l1' lllllxw: rlzllirlrlx: lhiln-rl ,-Xluliw-iw HHN-r'll IS:-Iwn, mul Hull:-rt l rml: flrlmzx: Ni-i's Iii-i'lvl-mi. Nrtluur fillI'IlS. Imin lxmmllun. llzimlil Xle-ml. :mil XXilli:mi Nlili-5: lfmxz Samirnii- llirisiimur mul Nlurxlmll 'XIliIIIINI flllllIllf'f.NQ l l'f-flwil-k lfinlx. ,lulm flu-vlilivlil. llivlizml llill'l1l1Ill. l'irv-fl Xln'i.lwI'1i. lhiyiil Nlunxillv. 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V 1.i1.. .IIQICIIIIIJ 'I Ir..4IaI: I .1. I 1 If . I.1l'.gP'1'l5' . '.'....-4221 15-5 iF... . 1 n uV V'-'v ' ge-'EE : 5iI' Ia. Q F V -. . VHRSITY IUIIIOR VHRSITY is 7 'L 1' l FOOTBALL I Hlthough early season turnouts suggested a fairly successful l935 football season, the pre-season injury of Harold Ulead, 'l34 regular, upset the cogs ol the Leuzinger machine. The team had only partially overcome this handi- cap at the beginning ot the regular league games and succeeded in making a fair showing. Disregarding the win and the loss standing, which was the lowest in our history, Lorin Knowlton, guard, and Reginald Hayward, tull- back, showed enough outstanding and all-around ability to be selected lor the mythical Pill-Hlarine League team. Varsity Football Scores l.c-llzingvr 0-- Snutliggatc 12 LQ-ilziligvl' 12--Excelsior H- I.:-ixziligzvr T El Segundo 0 Ls-uzingvr 6' -TUI'l'LllH't! 20 l,l'llAlllglK'l' 6 Carfln-ml l.m-uzingf-r 6--Cardvita lmllzirigf-r 6-lnglcwoud 2? L4-uzingor 0 -Boll 13 19 lf! .' . . . H l.l'l1t'I'llIt'llZ U, Allf-n. ,I. .-Xrivu. J. BiilL'iil-lll'll. I.. B!'l.l'y. J. HllL'llLlIlZ1Il. ,I. l'1'z111m'1s. l'. l'lnk. li. llayuaril. F. Iluglxvs lNlNXAlililH. 0. Iiiulsml. 'l'. llulmlrarml. I.. Rmmllml. I . xl4'NLlill!, ll. lllorgan. E. l'c-tm-rsmt, L. Puller, lf. llvazling. C. Sliurxnun, J. Sclieliga, K. Darling. . M 'iw ,if ' ...a5m...,..L Mi -- nav: BHSKETBHLL UB.. BHSKETBHLL Q Under the direction of the new basketball coach, illr. Thompson, the H and B teams fared very well. The B team, champions during their HC and D years, again attained the highest position in the league, although they were under a new coach and system. Plfter the conclusion of the games, the B team was named as the out- standing B team in the City System, along with Polytechnic. The varsity missed championship by eight points, thereby showing up very favorably. The teams' places in the tinal standings may be understood by quoting the words ot Coach Thompson, Both teams played good, clean games from start to finish. I,e-mixing I.:-uzi ng lmuxi ng Iii-mixing lm-uzing Ltfllllllgl l,l'Ifl'l'lHl'llZ H Basketball r 18 lil Se-gunclu K 25 lic-iizingt-r 35 -r 40 ,lortlull ll..B.J 12 I,l'lIZlI1gt'!'33 'r lfi Lllylilil 28 Iii-uzinge-r 22 -r lil--Uraiiign 23 IA-uzingt-r 23 -r 46 'l'U!'1'i1lH'L! 21 l,g-iizingor 20 -r 26 'Nurbonm 12 Art Munn, Russ:-ll Bi-lsim. ,laum-s ,lm-wvll. D1-lla l'uuI Wivrk. l'rwI 'Wumlm-lla, ,loc llastine-. B Basketball lim-iizinge-r Zl - El 5:-giimlu ll l.l'LlZll1fIt'I' 4-3 Iii-iizingvr l-1 lmynlu 10 Ii:-uzingrt-r 36 I.:-iizirige-1' 24 Trirrzinm- 10 lil'lIZlIlgf'l' 34 l.1'llZllIgt'l'33 Ntirliunm- 19 l,l'llZl!lX1Il'I' I8 1.4-mixing:-r 26 Camlciia IT lim-liziligvr 12 lf l,1'lll'I'II1l'll 5llilllt'lll Nukui ltnlwrl filiasv. NlDl'lIlllll I,t'lillll'y. liulu-rt llamillun William Palmvr, Lowell Phipps. BASKETBAL Gurwls-na 2 Stllllllflllll' 37 Manual 35 -lnglvwoiul IT --San Pctlro 24 e-rt Bi-mlfm-il, Clizlrlvs ltlullury, -Smilligxulv lT Nlanuzil 2l lnglvwuml 23 ifoinplun tfI.l.l .l 3.5 Sun Pmlru I8 . .lui-k Nlm'Nalrli, l.uwrm-iii'm- Nix, BASKETBALL 0 lnexperience and lack of coaching, because of the nearness of the football and basketball schedules, handicapped the C and D teams directed by Coach Smith. ln spite of these difficulties the small boys turned in a fairly successful season and will probably develop into future Winning teams. Lvuzin lmuzin Leuzin lmuzin Lvuzin lf l.c'lIf'rrm'n: T. Eno. 0. Muan. f Leuzin I.:-uzing Le-uzin Leuzin C Basketball er 4-XEI Se-gumlu I6 er 13'-.lurflon 1L.B.J 10 er 13-Narbnnne 9 er 29fTurrancv 10 er 18--Gardena 24 .. Dvawm. Y. Oshiki. K. Kita. ll. Bislwy. ll. Nlllilllllllll 'D Basketball er 3 -El Segundo 19 1-'r 10 -NHI'll1PllllA' Zl Pr 18--Torrance 4 PT 8 -Gardena 22 I U Lvtlvrnu'n: Y. TillSllI1ll. l'. Freese. S. Sharp:-. T. Blair. B. ll air. llcll BHSKETBHLL BHSKETBHLL l 'PIQf T TRHCK M TEIIIIIS TRB CK Q Track continued on its apparent rise started in the 34 season by again having champion- ship contenders in the B and C squads. The varsity team was handicapped by a lack of good competitors in each event. When this edition of the Pylon was ready to go to press, the marine League finals were coming up. The varsity as a team will probably not make any serious trouble for the expected league runner-ups, llarbonne and Torrance, but may show in some events as individuals, especially in the shotput, high hurdles, high jump, and the mile. Robert fflerson, Charles Walters, Robert Chase and a B relay team composed of Walters, fllerson, Dorman Delaney and Fowler, succeeded in reaching the Southern Cali- fornia trials held on fllay l4. The C s who reached the trials were Kita, Trust, Yamashita and Thornhill. The relay team consisted of Kita, Thornhill, Yamashita and Ziegenbein. Au Truck Lcllurmvnz Gooch, Sanford, Tuintcr, Heading, Mallvry, llappulclt. Belson. Wierk, Otlgc-rs. Braulfurd. Mulvey, Hellun. li 7'r11r'lr: Cliusv. Nfvrsnn. N. D:-laney. K. Delaney. Byrne-, Skigonaka. H. Wilson. C. Wilson. O'D4-ll, Fowl:-r. Cleveland. McNabb. Lurml. Reading. Eno. llvrtz. Fuller, Aricu, Pvary. Brooks, Walters. l, ' Trark: Kita. Thornhill. Zie-gf-nbein. Yainasllita, Nakamura. Trust. Tamura. Oshiki. lNlcNamara Nitahara, Bingham, Geary. German. Scliweikert, and Nakawaki. TEIIIIIS O flew tennis courts and the fine direction given by Coach Barragar may be taken for the reason why the Olympian Racqueteers finished second in the new marine League. The out- standing members of the team were Dorman Hazel, first singles, and the first doubles team composed of Lowell Phipps and William Palmer, neither of which lost a match played during the regular season. Other members of the teams were Charles fflallery, Richard Griffin, Lloyd Freeburg, Robert fflulvey, and Gordon flloon. Tl'lHIl'.Y Letlcrnxmz llazc,-l, Palmer, Phipps. Mallcry, Griffin, Mulvvy. lNIonn, l n-1-ln-i'g. TRACK-TENNIS GOLF-BASEBALL GOLF C Plfter much controversy in regard to organizing a golf league, a supposedly mediocre Leuzinger team surprised everyone by tying Bell High of the Pacific League for the champ- ionship of a combined league made up of the Hlarine and Pacific Leagues. The most con- sistent player for the Olympian squad was Lorin Knowlton, who lost one match, which was a forfeit. Golf Le'tlerrm'n: Lorin Knowlton, Donald Trust. Fri-il Harris. Forrvst White, James Thornhill. BHSEBHLL C Bad breaks and a home diamond jinx proved disastrous to the Leuzinger nine during the entire season. Pllthough the material was only fair, the team should have made a better showing but for fluke games. The hitting of the team was generally poor, except in a few instances. However, post-season games proved that the team could win if it really got going in the right way, Belson, second baseman, was elected honorary captain after the season was completed for his outstanding ability and his winning of the Green Trophy. Leuziiiger 2fTori'am'c 0 Leuzinger 2-El Eegundo 5 Leuzinffffr 3'-f-Carmlc-Ita 6 Leuzinffer 4 --Hamilton 2 E' I Y' U Lt-uzingvr 2U-N. L. Bi-acli -1 I.:-uzinger 5-Banning 3 Leuzinuc-r 3 -V-Narbonne 6 ,, L6llZlllUt'l' 2-,lolm Marshall 0 t ,- Hrzscbrzll Leiterlnen: Edward Canter. ,Ianivs Buchanan. .lame-s ,Ia-we-ll. Russ-i-ll Belson. Joseph Arivo. Bvrt Umlgors. Dow:-y Twcvdio. Richard Bisby. Rvginald llayward. Lririn Knowlton, Mickey Newton f.MANAlililtl, Yoshio Oshiki. GOLF BHSEBHLL l ? ' I A I 4 is 4 4' 1 . 1 V- N Y I S32 . - BHSKETBHLL BHSKETBHLL HOCKEY I Basketball season was active and successful this year. The tournament ended with the mighty senior team taking championship. This is the second year of their reign. The scores were as follows: Sn-niors .... 22 ,Iuniurs . . ll SUllII0llll.I'l'S I2 S1-niurs . 0 Juniors . . T Supimiimrt-s I0 ,Iuniors . IT Soplnnliurc-S . . . I7 Smiiors . I9 l i'm-sliiiivii I3 Freslinwn . . . I2 Freslinwn I5 Referee: Alice Delwnham. V a r s i t y llwl14f1',u Srliullvr. Iuniping ffenterg Vera Vezztflti and Jean Vl'1Jl'I'S. Running Center: lfvlty Ilnvbvr. Lt-ft Guardg y1'0lllIl' Taylor. IIig1'il Guard: l rum-Q-.s Gvrnzuin. Left l nrwardg HllFlFIlSilI Gilker. Right Forward. Ilurla-nsiu Gilkvr was awarded tlic sports cup by Miss Crane at the award assi-inlmly. HOCKEY I This year the seniors again took championship as a result of an exciting game between the juniors and seniors. Varsity Rilsulfu IIIIIIIIISIIIINI. lI.l7.g lilllgillfll lT4vsL, L.I.g ,lean l v1w.'rs, II.I.g Vera Vvzzvtli, I..W.g Takalfo Ivlllllllllltlftl. ILW.: l runrf-.v ffl'flVlIIiVI. 4I.II.g fllrlrgzwritv lf'r1r'nvz'lrv, L.II.g Ruth Annis, R.H.g l'irg1Tnia Wnllfins. L.F.g Hvlvrz Slrrlff. lI.l .g jrrm' Ilnylvll. 11.11. Se-ninrs . 5 Se-niurs 9 SUIIIKIYS 3 ,lu niors . T Snplluiiion-s . . 2 Seniors . . Supliniiinrrs GIR ,Iuniurs . T Fra-slinien I Snplminorvs l Ifrelsliiiir-ii . . I ,lu u iors . . . 0 Clmmpionx Juniors . . . Svrurifl Frm-slnnen LS' ATHLE T I i'c-sliiiwli . 0 .I uniurs . . I I5'rcsIin1e'n . 0 SIIIJIIUIIIUITIS . 6 Tliirrl Fourtli. ICS GIRLS' ATHLETICS TEI11'1IS I Pllthough they did not play many matches, the tennis players enjoyed a successful season. FIRST DOUBLES Betty Taylor Katherine Eyer SECOND DOUBLES Phyllis Plumlmr A1lll'glLCl'ifL' Nybvrg NIANAGER Katherine Eyer B H S E B H L L C Since the tournaments have not ended for baseball, no official scores can be given. H large and enthusiastic turnout ot all classes was noted. , t 6 A t .. TEIll'1IS l -4151 A - BHSEBHLL PROGRESS IN ATHLETICS 0 Keeping step with general progress, athletics have gained prominence in the last three years of Leuzinger's existence. Both golf and tennis have been raised to major sports. Tennis especially has grown in importance with the installation of our own courts. Track has shown considerable progress in certain varsity events and practically all of the lower class events. During the 1934 and 1935 seasons records have been broken and rebroken. Part of this is due to the fact that the track and pits have been improved immeasurably and part of the credit can be given to the individual performers. Girls' sports have risen to prominence in the last year with the selection of Leuzinger as the scene for Play Day Leuzinger took the big event of the day-first place in the posture parade. Offering of the various trophies and awards which were not offered in the past have encouraged interest in girls' athletics. The future for Leuzinger on the athletic field may well be represented by a huge question mark. Incoming classes seem to be poorer and poorer in production of an athletic crop, but since this may not continue throughout all their high school life, Leuzinger has a chance of at least maintaining her standard of the past. 2000 d Q, EJ' 'K 1, . - Z, . AEA.. J fi- .A A w 1 .fu :V I Jig :fbi L 1,4 'wtf- xl . . -,,w , I X I .. 7 4 5 'fra :- 1.1 d..T:A :gif- 3 .3 rfgf- L - g,--.frm , Y15 ITPJT V, . .'2 Jhx' 'TJ : X ? rl,T, -.IJ-,-1 Q5 gf .fl- '4 .N- L' I nf .11-A,13'.f' ' A. AL. . ,, .I T, ,L .,Ml'7l 1f.F,.f-. Ang- . . , , r .J AD.. 1.-5 1 'I A' . ,.1.. Q , 5 A . 1 , , . .. 'l ..1.,. . -Q -. 'ww' w Q- . ,,Q.yA, .gig 1, ei. A' . , . ,f-,g'u,J I . .I ,.,,u..' , v -' .1 w . g,,.3't A rv. S5 14' ffffsrqtt .,. - -J g 1':rgf3,- 1, , ., -,lv .. .A. 4. , 'vw . '-ull. ,. Tumi 1- 5: . ..1f5i..fE' 2 . w4'7L I --,I H v w u , , .H I. I J- ,ff JJ. - M 1 Y ' . .L 5 'yjvggw .-atm 'fA N . AY. 'aim l' '-:Siu ' 'GIVE ul' ' 3:35 Q ,Tw - A- e.-L , -L - v' 1 JH. CALENDAR September ll-Opening of semester. 21-Baby Sister Party-and what an initiation! 27-By candle light-installation of Girls' League ofiicers. October A 12-Student Body Dance- Remember, that's my foot you're trodding on. 19-Torrance-Leuzinger football game here. Hold that line! 26-Guess who? P.-T. A. costume dance. 27-A hot time in the old town tonight-10A class party. Ilovember 2-Seen from the 50-yard line-varsity football at Gardena. 9-What heavenly music!-Student Body dance-more thrills at Bell football game. 16-Sedate seniors seen in Boomerang, 23-Back to ye olde schoole-Alumni dance. December 7-Senior Prom-milady appeared in a beautiful gown to trip the light fantastic. 8-G.A.A. Banquet-Miss Crane announced the varsity. 13-North Long Beach basketball game here. Are our players good! A 14-9A class party-Scrubs timidly attempted to crash into Leuzinger's night life. Icmuary 4-Torrance basketball game here. Make a basket, Leuzie! 8-Narbonne basketball game here. Nice going. 9-Down on your knees, freshmen. Senior day assembly. 11-Gardena basketball game here. Were those fellows tough! 16-The cream of the crop went dancing. Scho'arship Society dance. 18-Stark drammar-yeah man. Dramatics class play. 22-Politics-Student Body election. 25-Eatin' and dancin'-Senior dinner-dance. 31-After all these years! Graduation! February 1-Turning over a new leaf-end of semester and graduation. 12-What ho! The mighty-Senior day assembly. 14-More fun! Baby Sisters Party. 19-Best assembly ever, according to Mr. Simar-Pylon pro- gram. 22-Take it easy, boys. G.A.A.-Student Body dance. march 8-Charles Reading seen romping on the stage in his P..l.'s- Student Body play, Jonesy. 14-He's up-he's down-tumbling team from George Wash- ington High. 15-We were all teched in green-Pylon-P.-T. A. Saint Pat- rick's dance. 19-Bizoovka goes to town-Bob Burns on stage for Pylon assembly. 20-What a jig! S.S. dance. 22-Take me out to tl1e ballgame-El Segundo baseball game here. 25-30-Rest and relief-Spring vacation. Hpril 3-Yum, yum! Girls' League candy sale. 5-Doing their daily deeds by asking us to dance-Boy Scout dance. 6-G.A.A. Hockey Banquet-another varsity is chosen. 12-Doin's and more doin's-track meet witl1 Torrance here. -Senior-Alumni dance. -Report cards-Groans! Moans! 19-Good Friday-whoops! Vacation for a day. 22-Golf with Gardena-fore! 25-Track meet with Jordan here-hurdles-high ones at that. 27-Play Day-Leuzinger girls walked away with honors- Posture parade. may 2-Electrical day assembly-Sparks! Shocks! 3-Track meet at Gardena-more heroes. 4-Girls' League Convention at Monrovia-a lovely day en- joyed by HAI Fraser and Gina West. 10-Trackmeet at Narbonne-revenge. Senior play, Haunted House -spooky! 13-Golf with Gardena-hole in one. 17-S.S. banquet-Japanese decorations entice. -Mother's Tea-fashion show amid lovely atmosphere. 23-Trackmeet with El Segundo here-preparation for pre- liminaries. 25-11A class party-S.B. campaign dull without Moan's apple- polish. -League preliminary trackmeet here-everybody out. 29-Senior banquet-the elite-what an exquisite array of femmes. League track finals here-Belson goes to town-and comes back. 30-Memorial Day-Holiday! Iune 1- G.A.A. baseball banquet--sporty affair. 64Graduation-Oh! .loyous day! 7-Last day of SCil0Ul+SBI1l0l'S, bring me an aspirin! SNAPSHOTS SCEHES FROII1 SCHOOL LIFE l'rnfs' :lay off. Are' 141' Inu' l1Ull'll .' Mrmnliglzl Marianna. Fllllllj' jnlfv. .4fIm11 on ilu' briny l1l'C1I.. Svlliors. Da' Buss. lftllllfj' rmrl flu' Bcasl. ffl:-urnzing Misx Nichols. l'vUllI' Sloogvs. Ha finals lhru flu' air. ell' Tslf, lslff .' .' .' .' .' Tarzan. Nniflx of Nippon. IUUINIII. 'cA1'Il.l the lmrxv lmmlsmmf? 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