Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1944 volume:

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XM , are Mark Keppell X' ' Gy Th citizens of today and tomorrow stand the crossroads of Democracy. They will fight to preserve the right of their children and of their grandchildren to enjoy the carefree student life. . .anjnheritance of the days of the barefoot l ll boy symbolized by the cherished traditions and 4 Y J ideals of the little red school house and the ' l X. f 'fold swimmin' hole . , X 3 Q N ' - Rx I gg jf We have spent four Wonderful years at Mark x K ilk J! WW' Keppel. . .We have vvatched a new school prog- X 'lg y 1. M1 ws. . .The time for us to graduate has come T y . W px . . .We leave the happy life at Keppel for one of fx fi U' Q further responsibility.. .Hopefully, We face a ,V My ' ' J A World of reality. . .a World at War, but the XF VX memories of these four years Will be among our fl V Q. treasured souvenirs. V ix U ll J . , it MW-9 ts W .ff-W ,X . t M, I li Z af MM 7 tx, l , ,7 X, W -An RX . Lf.. 1 ,W- F5 I Published by The Federated Student Body of -R 2 sf MARK KEPPEL HIGH SCHOOL l -1 Alhambra, California I 01 lCl . W ,Q iw ,ffwf fvz ff ww:f,,,, hw 'fx iff? ' f ' mn!! ' 'V MJ, X 2 6 4 ' fl , ' f'Uf1'.xff1. mf X f . ,ay ,ff f , ' A , , ,, M, , Www, f hh 11 W 4 , f,Wff WW ff: ,, f 4' 4' ,i as 1 'V -1 ww, xv! bmw Helen Anderson Richard Arnst Bob Ivey in the ser-vice of their country Ben Badgley Joe Chappell B Wayne Kennedy Break, break, break, On thy cold gray stones, O Sea! And I would that my tongue could utter The thoughts that arise in me. . Q . Q f . 0 o And the stately ships go on To their haven under the hill: But O for the touch of a vanished hand, And the sound of a voice that is still! -Tennyson 3 I4l .9505 W WW QW lil il SSW This year the staff has selected two of its advisers as dedicatees. These two have served the Annual since its inception. Their constant initiative and supervision have been the factors which have brought this vear's Annual to completion, in spite of wartime short- ages, restrictions and impediments at every turn. But even more than this, it has been their everlasting patience and helpful criticism which have helped to make the Teocalli a cherished tradition. With these facts in mind, the editors take great pleasure in dedicating the 1944 Teocalli to Mr. Lester M. Bonar and Mr. Ralph V. Cutlip. f rf , V e if N V yffh ,, W 5,1 J, 5 V X V! , 1 If wwwWf ggw dj Z'fWV,,W' J A ,WJW 1 W JMD? JV J 4 lJ..D'fj 7 diy k 44 WM My Q' f f X QWZW 5 F dedication Mr. Bonar I 5 1 UW' f' VQQ A is l ! g Ay rl. ,GJ 1 it ffl I , . l 6 T 1, Y V, ly ' if r S L z MQ 9 ff W , -' fm, , I6 jk ,.,.,,L 1. ., f ' WT' . 11 J-Jig: N. -1 - - 40' -X ,qw .ff - ' , , 5 1'-'XL Q ' ,:1v5s1:Nx. A +- - K f - ' f x 'Wai' . - ' . 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Problems: unlinished notebooks. . .pencils often forgotten, textbooks stuffed with papers. . .books of foreign language ade- quately supplied With penciled notes in English Cfor purposes of translationj . . .math books full of characters that puzzle... grammar books with incorrect sentences to be reconstructed... 'historuyfbooks with dates to learn.. .music books.. .books of science, drama, business, art, and meal planning.. .blackboards, fdesks, the daily bulletin, bells. . .bells. . . bells. . . bellsl. . . Brief moments: gossiping with friends in the halls, Walking the girl-friend to class. making dates, breaking dates, eating in the lunchcourt and cafeteria, fighting our way into the crowded stu- dent body store, checking a book out of the library. . .all a part of the daily grind. Teachers: smiling. . .calm. . .froWning. . .seriousz papers: good grades. . .poor grades. . .sad grades: lessons: interesting. . . difficult. . .dulll Sure. it's a grind! So is life! But, down underneath, we realize that these four years at Keppel High will be some of the happiest of our lives! 3 E141 B9 Class Officers Heintz, Secretary-Treasurer, Browning, Vice-President, Erwin, Presidentg Mrs Bennett, Adviser. B-93' High school and a new way of life: both awe-inspiring and confusingl Remember your first days as a scrub?. . .the fiendish system of numbering rooms that got you into the wrong classes?. . .strange teachers who lectured in dig- nified tones and then glared because you gulped? . . .the home-work assignments that were big- ger than anything you'd ever seen? In a little while, though, you felt that you belonged, although sometimes the sight of one of those dignified and aloof Seniors could make you feel awfully childish. -l All these new experiences are educational. . . You won't always be looking up to people. . . a year from now you'll be glancing patron- izingly at the freshmen who barge boisterously through the halls. You'll be helping THEM to find THEIR classes. E ul 1,,,,,, we began as scru bs . ' 1 r frm ifywef J e , r , A fx W' GROUP 1 Row 1: Austin, Young. Christiansen, Meeks, Collard, DeXVitt, Heintz, Chambers, Christy, Dedrick. Row 2: Bishop, Cass, Houser, Guisto, Bick, Adolphson, Hubbard, Bricker, Hart, Caringello. ROW 3: Henicy, Barsky, Hughes, Erwin, Christy, Hatch, Dix, Grimm. Brown. GROUP 2 Row 1: Douglas, Hume, Roderick, Anderson, Warner, Jackson. Nassief, Perez, Bracken, Wnshko. Row 2: Buck, Bradbury, Graham. McPeck, Unger, Parrish, Threadgold, Rohrbough, Holzinger, Byrnes. Row 3: Fish, Foreman, Hicks, Tribe, Fry, Johnson, Martinez, Steven, Lonergan. GROUP 3 ROW 1: Prairie, Miller, Joanis, Thorp, Maughan, Siringo, Macartney, Lichtenberger, Lifeir. Kemper, Narens. Row 2: Browning, Miller, Porter. Tindall. West. Schenk, Vanhooser, Toutloif, King, Retiff. O'Del1, Smuin. Row 3: Oren Johnson, Christensen, Newmire, Smith, Cartledge, Ing, Sein, Koetz, Olsen, Myatt. ,wffi B I 15 I Field, Presidentg Meyer, Vice-President: Ostler, Secretary-Treasurer: Mrsk,,,Ben nett, Adviser. . if 1 , i ' , f f X ff j f f It ,ff A Al jf' A-91s J f J ff ' X! -. , fi - I . 'N 1 ,Xiu ,f tj ,kJ 'x J 5 -.Q f a . f X R I I f' New enrollment cards. . . Wonder if VJ iq X J . lg l I' 'z ,KNJ Judy has speech fifth? . . .Not quite so f F impressed with upper classmen. . . Scrubs look small, don't they?. . . N6 Sweet revenge: Oh, the elevator? It's I3 56' Lis just around the corner.. .to the left. . . .The twerps believed mel. . .Pretty cocky . . , feeling big . . . not just scrubs any more. . . educated now! Mb . . ducate saw' OO 3 1 'Wt l , sr-.s1.Q3, S- 0 Q Y ABE . K if N 1 N -Q 4 QS 9 ..-.gfx MEWEL f , GROUP 1 Row 1: Andrews, Blanchard, Barineau, Aztor, Cooper, Beck, Bower, Brenton, Christie. Row 2: Deeter, Dell'Osso, Betsworth, Bissey, Bonar, Alvarez, Bingham, Black, Bareman, Alexander, Boone, Bristow. Row 3: Bradshaw, Brackenburg, Burris, Aguirre, Arens, Bradshaw, Barrett, Beauchamp, Baker, Bluemel. GROUP 2 Row 1: Chabot, DuVall, Decker, Fletcher, Cuni, Coalson, Fernandes, Clark, Dale, Fish. Row 2: Comstock, Chantry, Edwards, Endy, Eastland, Carver, Burks, Carroll, Davis, DeWitt, Davis, Brownfield. Row 3: Bowen, Alarcon, Dominguez, Chavez, Crowell, Fraser, Bushnell, Cornell, Causey, Couch, Dilley, Eigle. GROUP 3 Row 1: Goodman, Gould, Frey, Carpenter, Jasmin, Garrison, Johnson, Grifles. Row 2: Johnson, Latipow, Kimball, Iffert, Haffner, Goodrich, Johannsen, Jackman, Jackson. Row 3: Hernandez, Hernandez, Jenkins, Keeler, Harris, Gutierrez, Ambrecht, Matthews, Helmer, Carpenter, Hernandez. GROUP 4 Row 1: Kimbro, Knutson, Erickson, Hall, Houston, Kunz, Galvin, Jones, Jensen, Lee. Row 2: Janes, Jones, Lake, Hensel, Kidd, Joaquin, Krusar, LaMonk, Larson, Jones. Row 3: Fuentes, Howey, Laidlow, Keen, Frain, Higgins, Jones, Hooper, Holguin, Judd. I 17 WZ' GROUP Row l: Row 2: Row 3: GROUP Row 1: Row 2: 1 Lever, Mapes, Molineux, Meisner, McCullah, Martin, McCullough, McBride, McComb, Mcrxenney, 1V1K'V Hn' Lozano, McElrath, Mendoza, Manriquez, Miller, Marquess, Moreno, Lewis, Alari, Morsa. Mooney, Lammers, D Offs Leyrer, McClain, Leslie, Mellor, Little, Myers, Mileham, Lemmon, Fortenbery, Hallford, Meyer, Meade, ll etl 2 Oldenburg, Haug, Painter, Ostler, Peregoy, Moser, Nerz, Nordhoff, Olivas, McConnell. Oleberg, Olsson, Mabes, Montgomery, Andres, Marsh, Martinez, Perez, Novak, Rogers, Owens. Row 3: Earhart. Lieber, Moore, Owens, Noriega, Montez, Morales, Newman, Newman, Robinson. GROUP 3 Row l: Quartermaine, Pierce, Reynolds, Pinto, Pollock, Pullen, Potter, Quinn, Pilant, Rabens, Row 2: Seymour, Robertson, Robinson, Posth, Peterson, Erwin, Hayman, Scialpi, Riggs, Prante. Price. Row 3: Pfrimmer, Pope, Reinehardt, Petersen, Reck, Ponder, Moses, Phillips, Plechaty, Petrie, Poulain, PAISOUS. GROUP 4 Row l: Stillwagon, Starrett, Rush, Stolliker, A. Rustad, Sheerin, Rogers, Shaw, Stever, Salazar. Row 2: Shetron, Schmerberg, Salas, Sanchez. Saunders, Springer, Smith, Slaughter, E. Rusted, Ryon, Schay. Row 3: Ryerson, Sidclons, Skipwith, Rozzell, Schultz, Scot t, Rocklein, Rohner, Stewart, Smith. 2 fVW4Y L f i' rl .F KM'b-w 'Yu 4 ,, 1' 811-2-eg, 1 x.,,,7 WH' f'ff f ff f,,, 1 ta I CSKLJUP l Row l: Escobedo. Diaz, Hodgin, Glick. Freedson, Goff, Hewitt. Oerten, Grobien. Row 1: Gerwick. Durst. Claridge. Carpenter, Gilkinson. Donahue. Dunn, Bowling. GROUP Z Row 1: Collette, Escamilla. Koetzner, Loomis, Adamson, Snyder, Kephart, Forsberg, Bowater, Blaydes. Row 1: Grant. Satchell. XVheeler, Mitchell. Houston. Edgar, Whitecliff, Bronson, Finke, Row 3: Tindall. Agar. Essen, Meeks, Matthews, Crumrine, Field, Farnsworth, Clarke. GROUP 3 Row l: Schaub. Quintanar. Torrance. Van Driel. Wallin. White, Summers, Zigler, Torres. Row 1: Trammell, Villegas. Molaneux, XVeber. Taylor, Wright, B. Walker, Wick, Wall. Row 3: M:-hanay. Roy Temple, R. Temple. Bewley. Cutshaw, Atkins. Morris, Young, W. Walker, Winter. GROUP -4 Row l: XVardle. Slaten, Van Driel, Terrell, Teaford, Woodrum, Jones, Wright, Taliaferro. Row 2: Seese. XVilliams, XVolfer. Vkfoener. Williamson, White, Winder, Thacker, Sweigert. XVarren, Hansen, Wessel, Wheeler, Walters, Young, Williams. Row 3: Vanderwind. N-ee- S,sq A 'gm . Q :7 'rf i. we Ai 19 1 V .. 1 y ' 4 V I.. A A a n I + ' 1 ,,., , V, 5 H ,ffa,V W M ,law 0 M .f 5 f wffaf ff ,WW 49 f 4 ff 'W , ,, fy v , K f f f f f , , 1,1 ff, ff f ff ff X ffl :fi-, -' V f . -' 93 . J. f f .f. f'afff.f f, ' , ,.A. ,V ,,,, V. . ,,, ,,,,,fff, ,Af . .,4,?gfA4,VQi 93.5. ..!fy!,9fffWny.f M V , ,W vc, 1.4 , VWWJA, f. gf , I Ah.-uv.. f,,,,, .,,f Class Officer Elgar, President: Trueman, Vice-President: Co 74 Secretary-Treasurerg Mr Rendahl, Adviser. 1 B-1019 ' Sophomore-B! . . . Ah, wonderful Weeks of lipsticking the incoming little Frosh. . .chewing gum in class . . . learning the art of ditching and cram- ming-With such an exalted feeling. . . giving the teacher trouble she never had with us when We were ninth graders. . . thinking that Johnny Aztec, sopho- more, knows just about everything. . . Wonderful weeks of making ourselves still more a part of Keppel. . .Weeks spent enjoying our sophomore days. ..O11Q E201 step p ARK NX . Magic Hippy? ll K 3, ROUP l ow 1: Bobrickern, Cuddy, Bence, Benck, Davidson, Acker, Gates. Byrd, Champion. ow 3: Alari, Geniella, Clark, Bringer, Bello, Ashly, Cossart, Albronda, Capreau, Cas. Burlingham. ow 3: Carter, Crowell, Bishop, Austin, Ferguson, Overlay, Longshore, Crowell, La Point, Elgar. iROUP 2 ow l: Neagles, Mlekush, Hawkins, Henson, Hartford, Manzer, Hammar, Couch, Myers, Kurze. ow 2: Newton, Neville, McLaughlin, Lewis, Davidson, Soots, King, Keenan. Johnson, Butler. ow 3: J. Hamilton, Hassett, Muir, E. Hamilton, Laughton, Hammerle, Lust, R. Griffith, W. Griffith, Johnson. .ROUP 3 ow l: Snyder, Medley, Oughton, Wright, Wall, Walling, Rich, Wilbert. ow 2: Pfost, Wasson, Samuelson, Stevens, Strandberg, Toy, Sharp, Sundquist, Owens. ow 3: Reeve, Patterson, Spoon, Vickers, Trueman, Rees, Schneider, Wissusik, Schorr, ROUP 4 ow l: King, Bonebrake, Edwards, B. Quintanar, V. Quintanar, Norman, Ohls. Memoli. I:2l Stankewicz President Bond Secretary Treasurer: Volpi, Vice-President: Mrs. Just over that smug feeling that we got from giving superior looks to lowly freshmen. . . spending time gazing upward now. . . Oh, lofty Junior! We yelled when they told us we would have to take another year of English or math... unless we happen to be the theatrical type or the type that likes test tubes and microscopes . . .We began to worry a little bit about grades . . . Do we have to have a B average to go to college? . . .All this, and homework tool. . . Homework that's getting tougher. . .minds that are getting older. . .all comes with being a sophomore-A. still going strong. . . .lf .A X-is -Pnxr, 99 2' 'Y f , 'KQV ff'Vgil1f9,Jpk'Y'y', gay 2' . ffff' f is If tip? t l l A My R M x , J 1, ' 11--'f?'-' GROUP Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: GROUP Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: GROUP Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: GROUP Row 1: Row 2: DAHY '1 . l Balcom, Baker, Arnold, Bateman, Boling, Brown, Beissel, Betrue, Burton. Banuelos, Bradbury, Buerk, Bull, Booth, Bartholio, Bruhn, Bond, Boggs, Boyle. Mclvlahnn, Buccola, Bryant, Thornhill, Fitchie, Barclay, Milroy, Jim Butler, John Butler, Blinn. 2 Betts, Mayfield, V. Casey, Brown, Cummings, Erwin, Beyeler. Boggs, Bowman, Bordier, Best, Berry. Ahrens, Bales, Ambrecht, Alford, Baker, Ballesteros, Banando, Bailey, 3 S. Collard, M. D. Collard, Connelly, Chase, Carrigan, Carpenter, Cozzens, Chambers, Colling. Chassey, Brodkord, Corrigan, Chip, Carraher, Croughan, Calhoun, Chadderton, Ungles, Chilver. Chappell, Christinsen, Cline, Cockrell, Coit, Chessmore, Crain, Carmon, Coulter, Calderon, Cory. 4 ,, Geisen, Fly, J. Dunn, Gleason, M. Davies, Glover, Gomez, Gilbert, Fugitt. Gardner, Dapper, Hules, S, Davis, Elliott, B. Dunn, Forciea, Garcia, Franck, Furgeson, Hawkins. D l1 1 Essvv Efancom, Denering, Dozo, Dyer, Hermann, Estrada, du Bois, Eaton, Ellis. f ll C Y y ,A f I l' f af G, I I2 ' My 'X ' 4 Fwwamm 271, M 0 my-4 ! f f I xl NVQ, 5 .ff f if 07ZMVfvg? M l241 GROUP Row l: Row Z: Row 3: GROUP Row l: Row 2: Row 3: GROUP Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: GROUP Row lr Row 2: Row 3: fs' ' 1 af, i M. Jones, Johnson, M. Jones, Hall, Jackson, Gribble, Hill, Jessiee. Hewitt, Hazzard, Hatlestad, Harris, Mocerino, Hensel, Eagan. Isbell, Goodin, Hill, Keeler, Hamilton, Hahn, Green, Fletcher. 2 Kraus, Klein, Kiger, Volpi, Lenoir, Mahanay, D. Martin, McNulty, D. McGraw, Main, Longley, Long, Kerr, Leslie, Marks, Martin, Martinez, Larsen. Lovvorn, Klemstien, Logan, Kimball, Howard, Marcott, Markel, McGollister, Liechty, Kinsinger. 3 Miller, Meyer, Gully, Mussey, Moore, Mayfield, Veach, Painter, Knapp. Pague, Oswald, Nash, O'Connell, Pateracki, Koeneke, Ponder, Parker, Ostling, Oertle, Rohr. Miller, R. Miller, D. Miller, Moberly, Oughton, King, Olson, Moore, Richardson 4 , Richards, R. Phillips, Phillips, Kennedy, Rich, Ramsey, Rickard, Perry, Rhodes, Quallg, Richey, Robey, Scott, Runels, Roundtree, Rodriguez, Ramirez, Sanchez. Pearl. Taylor, Pettit, Robinson, Ragen, Quigley, Roseland, Foster. Sandoval R,f.,4..a1,., mor sophs A f, Rogers. .fy fix xy R 1 Q!-fl jlfflfzf' ' f N ,T- ' A Vt 'N fly ,l,1l,Q.fD , 6309921 it Q41-1' Tl 2-f ' -5- -fqtflliwl' l4LTen6r'if Wveiiisweiler, XVarren, NValters, Tribe, Wgnmin. Wright, Wood. Row Z: Tullgrcn. Vwlhiteside, Vitale. Vifheelcr, Vifnrreg, Woerner, Walter, Wright, sf GROUP Z Row l: Taylor. Scott. Stites, Sutter, Miller. Solano. Sherrow, Seals, Scobie, Row 1: Schaub, Stone, Slattery, Stark. Merrill. Zellar, Simmons, Smith. Redman, Row 3: Smith, Scherslnd. Stolliker, Schiefer, Smutz, Steiner, Swift, Scott, GROUP 3 Row 1: Plumlee, Lozano, Parmenter, Speth, fnsse, olt, K Row 2: lilemstein, Coit, Ambrecht, Stankexx' ., lyde, Bordier, c lotter. x N , i N W 1 xx fu ,L fi E251 N J fl Ni 51 l . . upper classmer jg Lai last . . Milf Y 1 fa A 9 , 1 K I S of X' p It's exalting and satisfying to be a B-ll . . .you have ' Q looked forward to that achievement for a long time, As l a Junior you begin to realize for the first time in your if XM life that you're no longer a kid. . .you're different. . . X' f! f don't misunderstand, you still have fun. . .perhaps even 621 more than before. . .you take in more dances, more f f f plays, more activities in general: and yet, everything is V- . differenta. .more serious.. .you are more impressed 'N-sh ff , f and less impressive.. .classes are tougher: teachers are aka? :jpg . tougher. I ff 6 Maybe it's simply because you have crossed that I il W silent, sturdy barrier between childhood and adulthood Y 1 ...or at least you are outgrowing adolescence.. .or Y ! f myybe your days seem longer and your classses harder 1 V Q b use you're getting more out of them. . .because MM, y X ou're packing more into each minute. . .stretching each F? , day into twenty-four hours. . .It's a strange and fright- A X 2 Ill ening thing to be' a B-1 l . . .it worries you. . .and con- f ', quering that feeling makes you feel infinitely stronger - i4--A - and more grown up. I251 Bll Class Officers Lamont, President: Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer: Grennhalgh, Vice-President: Mr. Thompson, Adviser. SROUP l low l: Elmsley, Elgar, Kennedy, Green, Johnson, l-larless, Cwreenhalgh. Laing, O'Connor. low 2: Langford, Jackson, Falk, Kazda, Forbes, Lock, Hughes. Prayo. low 3: Kincaid. Gebauer, Kincaid, Lamont, Joanis, Cypher, Hedberg, Jackman. GROUP 2 low l: Marlett, Crowell, Peterson, Sparks, Schlichtman, Stewart, Speer, Thompson, J. low 2: Williams, Worley, Vail, Oldenburg, Merriam, Ramsey, Kraus. low 3: Pettit, Manning, Sheerin, Sackitt, Thompson, Wilson, Newhouse, Willliams, Troxel. GROUP 3 low l: Eggers, Baker, Conklin, Beilstein, Cloud, Coppi, Brock, Dohle. low 2: Brewer, Bluff, Eddy, Antista, Anderson, Alberts, Chittick, Brown, Clute, Broadwell, GROUP 4 low 1: Newton, Turner, Clark, Hudson, Lynch, O'Connor, Rose, low 2: Collard, Mitchell, Crider, Garvin, Hightower, McComb, Matthews, Ross, Clabaugh. ROW 3: 1Ur,Y-fA.-If. D.--,nm Wilenn Panel-nnpll, Newhousg, Beck, Riley, l27l l23l All Class Officers Russell, Presidentg Becnel, Vice President: Parker, Secretary: Coe, Treas urerg Mrs. Daly, Adviser, A Our class. . .one of the most promising groups of go-getters Keppel has seen in a long time.. .always busy. . .busy with big events like the Junior Prom. -11 is wk The time has come. . .the last of the junior year. . .the time when We stop to- takeqa deep breath, look back at the first two bum: years, look forward to that long awaited climax- graduation! . . , . fj Realization. . .next year we ll be Seniors. . . whispers about the color of OUR Senior sacks . . .OUR Senior play. . . Just wait 'till we're l SeniorsI . . . We stare in amazement at the character who sorrowfully points out that our high school days are almost over. . .We realize that it's true and resolve to make the most of our re- maining days. .. year to g'0. mp-' 1-dndi X1 , J' nga' K ,na ,a 1, , f f. 4, 1 1 li 2a,,.wH-Q-aq.w .5 GROUP 1 . Row 1: Bassler, Bruice, Bookhamer, Bowman, Bracken, B, Becnel, Bryant, Blucker, Arnold, Brown. ,yil,,,,uQ.,LB Row 2: Anderson, Becnel, Botkin, Borchers, Burlingharn, Bello, Bricker, Blower, Bruno. ' A M Row 3: Brownfield, Boland, Baldwin, Brown, Brodhag, Castanon, A. Brown, H. Brown, Andrews, Bassler. GROUP 2 Row 1: Clark, Crowe, Carney, Cassidy, M. L, Coe, Conant, Clyde, Causey. ROW 2: Chambers, Crumrine, Carler, Clark, Casey, Carnahan, Cambianica, P. Coe. Row 3: Carew, Cossart, Cardenaz, Carney, Cadwell, Cook, Clapp, Collins, Carpenter. GROUP 3 Row 1: Foster, Edler, Durm, Davis, Doebbeling, DeMent, Davis, De Bruin, De Ville, Elrod. Row 2: Galbraith, Glazo, French, Ford, Gant, Dolstra, Eastland, Earhart, Epstein, Collar, Dunn, Row 3: Gauthier, Eigle, Forehan, Emery, Dedrick, Dallas, Formanack, Gleason, Fowler, Gaither, De Angelis. GROUP 4 Row 1: Grimm, Hoffmann, Herrick, Koval, Hull, Hodge, Jacobson, Gonzales, Hinds. Row 2: Stuart, Hamilton, M. Jones, S. Jones, Hine, Johnson, Holmquist, J. I-lolzinger, B. Holzinger. Row 3 ' JA : i 'A' Vi Tones, Kiger, Heim, Johnson. lzg 1 GROUP Row Row Row GRO Row Row Row GRO Row Row Row l: 2: 3: UP l: 2: 3: UP lt 2 . 32 l Morrow, Lanier, Rohrs, Kelly, Hoover. Hunt, Mace, lavicoli, Loomis, Melick. McNear, Mant, McCutcheon, Martin, Jenkins, Kirven, Maxwell, Longanecker, Laros, Lucas, Lancaster. Mendez, Love, Matthews, Muntz, Parker, Longley, Mecham. Maddux, Leivas. 2 Peters, Petersen, Lawrence, Lorenz, Lively, Lane, Long, Mellen, Moran, Parker. Pena, Nittinger, Rabens, Peterson, Norris, Peters, McCulley, Petrie, Phillips. Olsen, Phillips, Ovler, Meister, McBride, Pritchard, Osborne, Ostoich, Perry, McNair, McElrath. ' 4 3 Mouzakis. Murdock, Richardson, Stewart, Smith, Rocklein, Stewart, Schaub, Rosas, Salisbury. Scroggins, Richards, Stevens, Staples, Scott, Painter, Reed, Singleton, Smith. B. Schwarz, Rade, Moulton, D. Russell, R, Russell, K. Smith, Rohrs, E. Smith. R. Schwarz. xxx 2 we ,J , X nw 4l0 'M aa 'B L e W juniors still . X wwe 55565 . 3, o 'A XJ . X lx Xxl 'X l ,m C W, l ,M 'H ij 7 flj . Xl V . X s , in .lj Xl X if J K T f 'A 5 1 ' , in I X Ji mil VJ fi I X I xg Nl V X ,Y 1 ' Q l' 'fl T xl GROUP 1 7 rrro Row l : Row 2 1 Row 3 1 GROUP Row l : XVuest. XVoolley, Witschy, Sweatt, S. Wilson, M. Wilsonf ervis Williamson. XVhite., Taylor, Walter, Trainor, Tasker, Spady, Williams, arren. NVelch. Willman, Wadley, Sullivan, Zetlmaier, Waddleton. Wall. Thompson, Torske, Thomas, Swartwout. 2 Q NlcDonough, Davis, Mitchell, Wade, Steven, James. Jones. ,I ' :UA l o l i A 1 Q 3 E321 LIIITIOSZL :ne all B-12 is Yes, vve're almost therel. . .We're on the home lap now. . .finishing high school. . .taking those subjects We must have in order to graduate... racking our brains during Civics. . .staring in amazement when We realize that now We Write l'Bl2 on our papers. . .arguing about the color of our senior sacks. . .dreaming of graduation and maybe college. . .feeling that we are more a part of Keppel than we have ever been before. We're a little more serious now--not much of course-but we realize how much fun it's all been, and how much or how little We have learned in nearly four years of high school. . .We think a great deal now about the subjects we didn't take because they seemed too much like Work then. . . regret because of some foolish thing we did in lower division that's really Wrecking our chances . . .There is a feeling of hopelessness because We can never do it over-the right way. if l 1 .. was. X, K ,-. Rosie Duff, Vice-Presidentg Patricia Davis, Secretary-Treasurer: Mr. Major, Adviserg Barbara Hibbard, President. I me NS? F SSRN ' 4.094 mv' aagff ROUP l ...w 'MM nw 1: Gilkinson, Anderson, Duck, Larsen, Chacon, Eyers,Blair, Carney. ow 2: Foley, Duff, Davis, Focarazzo, Murdock, Carver, Holmgren, JW 3: Beck, Geisen, Fussel, Collier, Clapp, Bence, Brown, Christie, Prankeberger. ROUP 2 Jw l: Hume, Latimer, McLean, Lambuth, Hibbard, Halldin, Hayman, Hartford. Jw 2: Kingston, Crawford, McIntosh, Henry, Hamil, McKibben, Gough, Horn. aw 3: Lewis, Kirschner, Kenna, Moss, Gould, Goetz, Martin, Hughes. ROUP 3 Jw 1: Schay, Salinaz, Turnbow, Shubin, Morrow, Lyon, Whiteman, Walter, Sweet, Jw 2: Robertson, Southerne, Scully, E. Schallerstiene, J. Schallerstiene, Odiorne, Pollock, Smith, Stowe, Paris. Jw 3: Vallee, Knight, Riccobono, Sherer, Robinson, Sillars, Ritter, Ward, Thom, Tellenbach. .. senior B's... . . graduation at la Senior sacks, the senior play, the prom. . .all t things we've been waiting for for three years. . .grad ation at last! lt's a little hard being as dignified as we have alwz imagined Seniors to be, but We'll learn. There 2 serious things to think about now. . .the boys are goig into the service soon. . .We're thinking about aujob afl graduation. . .What college shall we attend? It 1 frightens us a little, and We find ourselves speaking ai thinking as adults. Life's pretty uncertain, and We're just beginning feel the responsibilities of the future, but for now we' happy with parading our blue senior sweaters, plannix the Wintertime Prom, and rehearsing Stage Door . ff V J .54 f. I 1 l I 341 , 'figs A K .L ,4.-- , Mia., N L. V, in 1 'Al 3 Helen McKibben, Secretary: Ruth Weis, Business Manager, Pat Wilcox, Presi- dent: Joe Craig, Treasurer: Mr, Gray, Adviser: Jim Hardin, Vice-President. Andrews, Elaine Atrops, Lois Scholarship Society Sec'y Secretarial Club '44 Annual StaE Bascom, Margaret Musician's Club Glee Club Accompanist Senior Orchestra Harmony Blair, Gloria Science Club ' ub Spanish Cl Uto4AZtccan Tri-Y Arblaster, Raymond Ashbridge, Mildred Ashe, Stanley Ashmun, Sam Christmas Play Z yrs. Varsity Basket- G.A,A. ball Varsity Baseball 2 yr JV, Baseball s, . Captain Varsity Club Aukerman, Frances Austin, A. Ralph Aycox, Pauline Pres, of Girls' League Pres. Fiat Lux Tri-Y Senior Orchestra Literary Society Beck, Geraldine A Capella Choir Sr. Girls' Glee Club Light and Shadow Art Club Bassett, Gloria Bastien, Phyllis Edna Billings, Larry Bonebrake, Bill Bortswick, Don B Baker, Perry Behn, Hedwig T Club Spanish Club owen, Betty Jo Fiat Lux Tri-Y Science Club Student Cabinet Ed.-in-Chief of Annual summer 1944 Baldwin, Margaret Bois, Mary J. Bowen, Richard 0 0 0 I 35 Brock, Freeman Bynum, Lynn Castle, Dean Coe, Virginia Treas. Fiat Lux Tri-Y Secretarial Club Scholarship Society G.A.A. Craig, Joe Dodson, Harvey Edwards, Dorothy Fiat Lux Tri-Y Discussion Club Light and Shadow Broggi, Fred Senior Orchestra Varsity Football Buffum, Betty Lou Light and Shadow Sr. Glee Club A Capella Choir Art Club Chabot, Gerald Clapp, Don Cutshaw, Elaine Secretarial Club G.A.A. Dohle, Roberta T Club Social Science Club Victory Corps Ellis, Robert Brown, June Bruno, James Cardona, Samuel Chacon, Consuelo Coggeshall, Florence Daugherty Barbara Light and Shadow News Editor of Aztec Social Science Club Dowding, Ted Epstein, Frances Commercial Club Art Club G.A.A. Carney, Quentin Chip, Dolores Cole, Colleen Day, Imogene Literary Society Dunn, Michael B Football Pres. Sophomore Class Erwin, Mary Carson, Harold Christie, Philip -. in 4 e w spanish Club Literary' S0Ci2fY Jr. Glee Club Castanon Ton Christian, Jean Art Club Cooke, Margaret Crabtree Fred Sec'y of French Club Senior Orchestra Girls' League Advisory Band Board Light and Sbadb Aztec Staf Dickinson, Bruce Dudley, Leona Fiat Lux Tri-Y Leader's Club Social Science Club Spanish Club Dessert Maril Associate News of Aztec Club Social Science it Civic League Dyer, Ed Esobedo, Josephine Evans, Doris Christmas Play . . . blue eaters Scribe of . Q 1- - Wg 4 ' xnxx, ,f If 50 f'4 Qif'7f kfhf I my , Vw rnsworth. Verna Ferguson. Bettie Florence. Juanita Asst. Corn'r of Finance Social Chmn of T Club Latin Club Victory Corps Club Treas. Secretarial XVings idnv Friday . Rose Marie Fratt. Marilyn Light and Shadow Radio Speech Club Social Science Club Library Club Frayco, Rose Irene Freshwater, Bill Social Science Club Spanish Club Christmas Play G,A.A. A I Y Fry, Mariana Fulkerson, Roger Fuller, Joe Fuller, Juanita ROSCly'n ChlClx1C XXWSS Senior Orchestra Commncinr Club Spanish Club Secretarial Club Sec,-Treas. of Sr, Glec ll-HSS , i Club Secretarial Llub Xyings Club Committee Club and Sweater Committee iatlin, Virginia Green. Jaclt Ciribble. Barbara Ciribble, Mary Hager, Bill Hamil, Eleanor Com'r, of Finance Literary Society Secretarial Club Social Science Club Victory Corps iammond. Bob Hankins, Bob Hardin, Jim Hemmingway, Jack Henselmeier, Henry, Florence Z yrs. Varsity Base- 1 tt Pres. of Spanish Club ball Art Club Chef O Q v.Pm. of Arr Club Varsity Club - Literary Society V-Pres. of Sr. Class Senior Orchssun Discussion Club Boys' Sr. Glee Club SFQQKQJ -line, Roland Hernandez, Natie Hodges, Wesley Holwick. Marguerite Howard, Paul Howey, Harold Band Senior Orchestra Exec, Officer of G.A.A. Latin Club rludson, Shirley Iffert, Mary Ivey, Bob Jensen, Dolores Johnson, I 1 Johnson, Harold Latin Club Secretarial Club Sec. of Clubs Mgfjgfie Leg Girls' League Rep. f R2!f'1iO Club H Pres. of Spanish Club Natl. Forensics League Jinx from Alabama Q V.Pre54 of Fiat Lux Christmas Play Tyi.Y Literary Society Art Club Jones, Marion Kell', Ramona Kilpatrick, Barbara King, Dick Klein, Richard Kurze, Elaine l , Secretarial Club V-P1954 Of I-'Shi and Photography Editor of Literary Society Shadow Annual Fiat Lux Tri-Y Aff Edlf9f Of Annual Treas. Fiat Lux Tri-Y xhljlafglllpb SOCWYY Scholarship Society s er u ' Science Club more seniors . . . l39l Lowe? Jennie Knutsen, Beverly Scholarship Society Annual Literary Staff Pres. cf Latin Club Literary Society Lambuth, Frances Matthews, Glenn McKibben, Virginia Mahon, Margaret WIRES Fiat Lux Tri-Y Social Science Club Spanish Club Spanish Club Mills, Joyce G.A,A. Christmas Play Social Science Club Meisner. Genevieve Kilgore, Lee Myers, Georgia Lee Lyon, Bette Senior Glee Club T Club Commercial Club Mayo, Pierce Marley, Pauline Moore, Marianne Aztec Staff Science Club Discussion Club Nelson, Senior Orchestra Carolyn Jeannette Pres. Fiat Lux Tri-Y Science Club Scholarship Society Parker, Barbara V-Pres. of T Club Victory Corps Oster, Imogene Pitter Jack Purcell, Lionel Senior Orchestra Discussion Club Fiat Lux Tri-Y Latin Club Parmalee, Charles Klemstein, Harold Mclntosh, Ester Massaro, Theresa Moreno, Theodore O'Connell, Bill Pasley, Ludell Ramirez, Anthony Ramirez, Helen Toltec Club Spanish Club Krips, Richard Varsity Club B Club McKibben, Helen Treas. of Art Club Pres. Secretarial Club Sec'y of B12 Class Christmas Play Massey, Pat A Capella Choir Senior Glee Club Light and Shadow Art Club Muhs, Helen C. Majorette 3 years Student Store Manager Social Science Club Olson, John Pearl, Lelia ,D Longley, Ke Vt McCutcheon B Meeks, Mary Mouzakis Pa O'Sullivan Bil Pilant LaVerne Treas. of Litera Spanish Club Fiat Lux Tri-Y Discussion Club Ramirez, Juliette Reeder, Elwyn . . . seniors again E401 i 1 ,-fii..i.f, 1 ii it , . , i Rees, Dee Regling, Betty Rentch, Paul Secretary of T Club Sec. of Victory Corps fl Riner, Doris Roberts, Alden Roberts, Gordon Spanish Club Art Club We Step Out Rogers, Dale Rogers, Don Rutley, Elizabeth I Shannon, Tom Sherman, Beverly Slaton, Norma Stafford, June Starrett, Barton Stentz, Shirley Scholarship Society Literary Society Spanish Club CSec-Treasj Asst. Ed, '44 Ann Stinson, Barbara Stockman, Jeannie Strinz, Robert Stage Crew Spanish Club 'K' C I Tackitt, Townsend, Eleanor Vitale, Patricia Wesley Marie Fiat Lux Tri-Y Light and Shadow Scholarship Society ual Reyes, Salvador Rich, Janet Robey, Alice Scholarship Society Literary Society Pres, Discussion Club Fiat Lux Tri-Y Schrowe, Robert Solano, Richard Stephens, Meta Kapppa Tri-Y Forensics Club Piano Club Christmas Play Svenstrup, Renee Song Leader Treas. of Girls' Leag Treas. of Sigma Tri-Y Scholarship Society Spanish Club GAA. T Club 12 5 , Robinett, Keith Senior Play Seright, Paul Staes, Conrad Steven, Thelma Rhodes, George i Robinson, Marilf Managing Ed of Annual Scholarship Socie! Literary Society Senior Play Rydalch, Floyd Geometry Club Usher Club Speer, Dorothy Wings Secretarial Club Piano Club Stevens, Kyle Senior Orchestra President of Band ' Pres. Discussion Science Club Swanson, Dolores Thomas, J. W. ' UE Vollaire, Yvonne Waite, Perry . . . ditto E421 Waldsmith, Betta Sr. Glee Club A Capella Choir 1 Christmas Play 1 CLife Memberj ' . A X ' ' Xlx, ' s.- iv A Kwai L QL K QNX xx. . :- E155 X 'QSf.5:fjY.' X fx F-gm . . Q . X in 3 ' Q m, 5 Q k Ax .. ip-1 , X X x'L' ' uf f A fi 5 E .f f-11 X if W QW! -' .- X gs-.oxg-Q-,'. ig: 4 mf: '-4- 'h 3 I - L1A,L .V ,Q ,. L U V,Ahk , 3 X m., 2 , M 4 Z M b t M ., , V 'ffwf-sflifi -,A 575 'f' f Q' if .ff ' f?fW'fW'f'-f rp Q, Vw my 'z --ff V 1-4. ', , , ,., , ,J , ff A ,, , ,,,,,fL ,ffff ' 1 wg? 1.3 1,1-li. , e . . ,. mf f , 1 ff .-4' fwfr - ii , . '14 5 A ,, ' f .uv-2,12 'avi - '34 f 'ff 'L ,J 4 -, X 43 I44j Vallier. - Spanish Club Jr. Girls' Glen Club Weis. Ruth Litcrarv Socicrv Spanish Club Fiat Lux THYY Bus. Mgr. F11 Williams. Albert Felt, Shirley Nelson, Fred Llass XVelte. Dick Youngker. Jean Angona, Rod 3 yrs. Jr. Varsity Baseball l yr. Varsity Football Varsity Club Literary Society Aitken, Mary Jane Senior Orchestra Spanish Club ,ta.gg,.13t. Lucille Ward, Billy Ward, Bill XVings Piano Club ' V-Pres. of Secvrclarial Club Vlrheeler, Katherine Fiat Lux Tri-Y Literary Society Science Club Sr. Girls' Cleo Club Winter, Laura Lee DeMascio, Rose Rich, Jeanne Discussion Club Literary Society Science Club Art Club Wilcox, Pat Whiting, Glenn Sr. Class President Varsity Debate Scholarship Society fLife Memberj Bus. Mgr. of Annual Sandoval, Rosie Guinty, Robert Spanish Club Toltec Club Cu.A.A. Frankeberger, Don Blake, John Quartermaine, Edith Seifert, Marjorie Weiks, Mary Pres. Commercial Club Wings G.A.A. ' Spanish Club Whitesel, Barbara Senior Orchestra Senior Band Barrett, Cada Mae Christmas Play Spanish Club Radio Club Senior Tri-Y Murdock, Marie graduates . . . l451 Christmas arol 46 Marley's Ghost Scrooge Rerniniscing Barbara Tiny Tim A Merry Christmas to A11 tln order o summer class senior play . . . Olga Brandt ,. , f their appearanceJ ---L.-..----------Geraldine Beck Bernice Niemeyer eeeee.eeer ,rrr....r M ary Wieks Susan Paige. ee,v.eeeeeee ....,.e, J oyce Mills Nlattie ,ee,.,,,e..B..r., .,,, . ,,ee, J une Brown Big Mary e,Beeee,,r.r rrer,.,rere Mary Iffert Little Mary B.t.tt,t,,,rttttttt,.,..,. Genevieve Meisner Nladeline Vauclain ee,rrrr.r,.e.. Barbara Kilpatrick Judith Canfield ,aa,aa.,.. aaaa.,. M ildred Ashbridge Ann Braddock ,,,.t,rr a,,ar,a,..a. W esley Tackitt Mrs. Orcutt ssr,s..s. .,s..,,. D orothy Edwards Kaye Hamilton ....,.,. r,.r,.... E lorence Henry Pat Devine ss,r..ssss. s..s,.s,s T helma Steven Linda Shaw r.,.r,.s,.s, rs,r.. V irginia McKibben Jean Maitland .,s.,.,, Bobby Nlelrose ..... Louise Nlitchell ,.,.. Kendall Adams ....sr. rs.... Frank asss..sssv . .rss,,, Terry Randall ....,,rr -,,--s--Betty Buffum -LI-lelen McKibben ---Frances Lambuth -Marilyn Robinson -,-----Gordon Roberts --r--,--Marilyn Pratt Sam Hastings sss,rr..,.... ,.s....s.. K yle Stevens Jimmy Devereaux sss,.. ......... K ent Longley Fred Powells sr,rr.-s,.. s,.... B ill Freshwater Low Milhauser ,r.. David Kingsley ..vrrs. Keith Burgess sr,.,,, Mrs. Shaw ...,..srr. Dr. Randall ......rr, Ellen Fenwick ,,.... Tony Gillette ,rr.,, Larry Westcott srr,r,. Adolf Gretzl cr..r.c...cc..aa,.aa.. l r,r-------sJoe Puller ----,s-Keith Robinett r-L--s, Michael Dunn ,,,--,--Elaine Andrews ---------,Ernest Buck -,L-----June Stafford -----,LMarilyn Dessert -,--------,Bob Guinty L,r----Pred Crabtree STAGE DOCR Setting: the Eootlights Club. . .a home for girls of the stage. . .languid beauties, vivacious spirits, young and ambitious. . .girls hardened through wisdom and work. . .girls from every- where. . .small towns, foreign co-untries, even out of the social register. . .all engaged in one pursuit . . .all hoping and working, but not all succeed- ing, toward their one goal. . .the theater. After three years in New York, Terry Randall wonders if her great opportunity will ever come . . .Jean has become a great success in Hollywood . . .Olga keeps dreaming of the day when she will play her Chopin to appreciative audiences. . . Little and Big Mary continue to make the rounds up and down Broadway. . .Letters are still Ber- nice's main contact with producers. . .Fragile Kaye becomes a victim of suicide. . .Disappointing Terry by giving up his work as a playwright, Keith is writing for the movies. Terry receives offers from Hollywood, but she refuses-movies are only piecework-all human response is shut out. . .The theater has always been her only desire. . .even David Kingsley, the Hollywood producer, encourages her to stay in New York. . .David, with whom she is in love, buys a new play in which Terry will star. . .Pre- senting Terry Randall. . . Another ambition realized! 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I4 31 Marilyn Pratt Florence Henry Keith Robinette , , , ,, , ,,f ,f f X , XM! ,, ,ff 'ff IQ X, A W WM f,! ff ,fy , ff f f ,ffff Q! fu WM, ,, V a-f3,!, I Vlfrf f Ol ,ff , ,, ,W MW, 5 1 V ' 5 r i 5 1 1 1 i 5 , ,... ...-,..,,, ,,Q,.Q,,... , B ff Michael Dunn Betty u um Mildred Ashbridge Barbara Daugherty E491 1 ..on top... Graduating this year was just like any other year. . . being cocks o' the walk in our cinnamon-brown, senior sacks. . .feeling strangely solemn at Baccalaureate services.. .staring at our friends with amazement on dress-up day when we see them for the first time sans shirt-sleeves and grubby saddle shoes. . Everything was almost the same, but some new touches were added. . . wondering if it would be better to graduate in three and a half years instead of four. . .girls proudly Hour- ishing silver wings instead of letterman sweaters... passing Army and Navy tests. . .pooling car rides. . . collecting war stamps. We liked being Keppel's Winter Class '44, but we're looking ahead too to the time, not so far distant, when we'll be rubbing elbows with Rosie, the Riveter, and Johnny Zero. Z 501 Betty Broberg: Secretary: Anna Marie Michel, Vice-President. Al Gross, Business Manager: Bill Schubert, President: Jack Roloson, Treasurer: Mr. Kreinbring, Adviser. . I 1 ll K ll Knderson. Elaine Arambel, Marvell rri I , Ann lWagner, ill Spanish Club Commercial Club V Se li lay 'l G,A.A. Secretarial Club 5 t wand Sha 'rw - Q, ' Radio Speech Senior Play ' ' ci 1 ship So iety i It fl W Christmas Play Spanish C b i Radio C lb ii V C2 fl L I V l ,V if N I I 1 l . .1 ,, A ' 1 P ll A f fl 3 lj . . M X A ll 'D 1 'l 1 - it f ' V in fu l fr,-ff 1' I . . ' . l . . fvasenberg, Carle Batail , ohn Bal y. 52 y jgaumg ten.Morr1s Becker, John Beissel, Geraldyne ' I ' U Varsity Tennis l ' V Al Lead in Senior Play ' il President of Legisla- Q V X - tive Council , I ' il 2 Scholarship Society Y C if H 7! J . :LW I Bello, Nina Bertolo, Walter Beresford, Geraldine Boboricken, Mike Bradbury Betty Broadwell, Walter V,pre5. of Lltenry Victory Corps G.A.AA, Society Spanish Club Scholarship Society Commerclal Club French Club Buckley, Alicia Broberg, Betty Bursill, John Butler, Robert Callahan, Joseph Casey. Marion Elton Spanish Club Segy Girly League Varsity Tennis Pres. of Junior Class Girls' Sr, G122 Club 'Wings Sec'y Senior Class Varsity Club Varsity Club I Girls' Jr. Glee Club Richman-Poormarf' Senior Play Radio Speech Club Scholarship Society Piano Club Annual starr VarS1tY Tennis A Capella Choir inter 1944 I511 K I 5 W E521 Haffner, Thelma 551dYf Cate. Barbara Barbara Lemastcr Aaig. Barbara As 'iaz. Eleanor Spanish Club G,A.A. Tollrec Club oote, Frank Freshman Class Pres, Pres, Scholarship Soc. Esquire Club 72 Club Sross. Alfred Secretary of Forensics Bus. Mgr. Senior Class Senior Play Stamp B Bond Comm. iooper, Joyce Scholarship Society Usher Club Cuni, Ernesta Dickerson, Joan Champion, Frank Comstock, Grace Davis. Richard Davis, Ruth Life-Member of Scholar- ship Society President of 72 Club Prcsid't of Usher Club Dickey, Carolina Dyer, Phyllis Assistant Art Editor of Annual Aztec SMB' Light and Shadow Senior Play Cloud, Faye Cloud, Billie Treas. of Latin Club Pres. of Latin Club DeFord, Yvonne DelMonico, Kenneth Pres. of Literary Soc. Senior Play Legislative Council Sec'y of Junior Class English, Kathryn Ewert. Virginia Foster, Thelma Gilbert, Fred Frese, Doris Fruend, Verna Gazin, Henry Sec'y B10-A-10 Class Senior Band Varsity Football Treas. Bll-All Class Science Club Senior Play ' ' Usher Club U,S.A.A.F,R. Scholarship Society Girls' League Advisory Board Hoefner, Mildred Hollinshead, Holt, Vernon Gorman, Bill 72 Club J,V. Tennis Scholarship Society Air Cadet Candidate Hunt, Mary Ellen Fiat Lux Tri-Y Wings Victory Corps Isaacs, Annette Jackson, Cecelia Margaret Jolley, Louise Jones, Judson lones, Barbara Kennedy: Betty Klostermeier, Carl Langford. Bette Senior Hi-Y G,A,A. Usher Club Spanish Club Science Club Eagles bro Piano Club Larson, Carl Lee, Virginia S'ZUQClf97'S E531 LeKachman, Gene Senior Service Com, French Clulb Secretarial Club Marcil, Stanley Moran, Marion Liddell, Barbara Lutz, Wilma News Editor of Aztec Fiat Lux Tri-Y Marlett, Shirley Art Club G.A.A. Victory Corps Mouzakis. Lucille Senior Glee Club Girls' Scxtette May, Gladys French Club Vvlings Murray, Betty Girls' SY' C122 Club Treas. Girls' Sr. Glee A Capella Choir Parks, Charlotte Renier, Lorraine Wings Schubert, Ede-Lou Ed.-Chief of Aztec V-Pres. Girls' League Senior Play Thomsen, Frances Stage Crew Sr. Glee Club Aztec Staff E541 Club A Capella Choir Capa Tri-Y Pfost, Maxine Fiat Lux Tri-Y Wings Commercial Club G.A.A. Richmond, Wayne Smith, Leslie Bank Staff Secretarial Club Scholarship Society Senior Service Com. Waelbrock, Oscar O O O Porter, Eileen Roloson, Jack Smith, Thursa French Club Wings G.A.A. Walling, Glenn Varsity Tennis McCormick, Marilyn Mafgedanf, McGraw, Jean Moore, Joan Nall, Sue Prairie, Lawrence Band Stage Crew Ross, Dorothy Senior Play Sr. Glee Club Discussion Club Sr, Orchestra Sparks, Raymond Scholarship Society Junior Class Treas. Debate Student Body Presid Washko, Edward Clara Lue Bank Secretary Secretarial Club Student Store Bkpr, Scholarship Society Morabito, Dorothy Michel, Anne M Nuzio, Anna Prickett, Alvin Varsity Track B and C Football Spanish Club Scholarship Society Samuelson, Ruth Steiner, Ronald Scholarship Society Senior Orchestra Hall Guards ent Spanish Club Weick, Donald Sophomore President Cabinet Secretary Senior Play Treas. Girls' Leagr V-Pres. of Sr. C1 1 Parkhurst, Roy Quintanar, Jennie Scholarship Society Spanish Club G.A.A. Spanish Club Toltec Club Schubert, Bill Senior Class Pntilll Senior Play, U. Editor of Aztec Varsity Tennis Tavizon, Virginia G.A.A. Toltec Club Spanish Club Wigodsky, .lim Teocalli Photograph! Aztec Photographer Junior Class President Varsity Tennis Esquires 5 'h C1 b 72 U 2255: 55:5 O 111019 39111018 . . , Ml 'N H d Sm x..,,5 'hu 1 AA, 5 Y A Wright, Darrell Williams, Marna Wuest, Lora Young, Shirley Literary Society Edwards, Kenneth Longley, Ted Brey, Patricia Miller, Sam Senior Play Varsity Club Scholarship Society Sundquist, Lorraine Bareman, Elaine Crosby, Richard E561 Younger, Don 72 Club Hall Ghuards Senior Scouts Spanish Club Conklin, Shirley Literary Society caps and go ns Zambetti, Benny Dalebout, Dorothy Scholarship Society Radio Club French Club Spanish Club Sillars McElrath achieve nts Before a capacity crowd of eager Keppel students, Mike McElrath and Malcolm Sillars emerged the triumphant possessors of a brand new ribbon signifying that the Keppel debaters had at last won the Southern California Debate Championship. The subject for debate was: Resolved That the United States Should Take the Lead in Rehabilitation. The question was ably covered by both sides, but Mike and Malcolm just couldn't let that blue ribbon get away. Keppel's first debate championship! . . . Congratulations to Mike and Malcolm! l57 fy! ff! f,f . fx 2-, e ,v .L 1 1 fa. ' 1 f '7 f Xfff f 1 424' ff f f l of, fi Yi W ff f I X fcff ff ,fa fjf f if f W7 gf iff f n f Z ff W, , X 'M ww, f yf ff gf mf X f 1 1 I fwlil r f 1 fif X f fff 1 www N 4k f ff f f fi! f X 1 f f 14 ff! , ,211 4 ,,,,, ff ,J 2 f ff ,Q ,f 1 if , 1 ff ff 1 f ,, My ff 1 ff f f K ff! 4 X ff , .wa V ,ff-,ffm f f fy 1 ff i A 4 4 0, W ff ff f I ' ff ,y ff f , f ,Ma-4-. ma Curtain going upl . . .Curtain going upI . . .an excited cast had waited five weeks to hear those thrilling words. . .words that brought anticipation. . .moments of suspense. . .all this was the culmination of the ardu- ous tasks of rehearsal.. .the hour had arrived. . .the stage was set for Kind Lady. As the applause for the orchestral arrangement died away, as the blue velvet curtain was slowly raised, a hush fell over the audience. . .the play had begun. The plot unfolded. . .The Kind Lady was tricked into allowing a beggar.. .handsome and clever. . .to enter her lovely home. Her friends, one by one, left her. . .left her trapped in her own house by the wily villain, his family, and friends, who strip her home of its expensive furnishings and at the same time slowly drive her insane. Actionl. . .Suspensel. . .The climax: a strange knock at the door. . .justice at last! A banker, who comes to her home on business, believes her story and tells it to the outside world. Finally, a relieved and happy audience burst into applause. . .The kind old lady has been saved. . .saved from the web that had almost completely entangled her. The play is over. . .the audience files out of the auditorium. . .The memory of Kind Lady lingers on. 9 I! CAST Qin order of their appearancej Mr. Poster .e........e....... Bill Schubert Mary Herries. ...r...... .Ann Arrigonie Lucy Weston .......,.... Betty Broberg Rose .... ..rr... . . ...... Anna Marie Michel Phyllis Glenning--Ede-Lou Schubert Peter Santard .rrrr....,rrr.r... Don Shaw Henry Abbott. .r.err. - .r.r. John Becker Ada ................. ...... D orothy Ross Doctor .....rrrrr......rr,rr... Fred Gilbert Mr. Edwards ........rrrrr -Ted Longley Mrs. Edwardsr-Marilyn McCormick Aggie Edwards crrr,r Carolina Dickey Gustav Rosenberg ...... Alfred Gross A Tango lvlnm en t fa 5 F fy ,f ,Q lj 'J' ,X 5 Q V .flylfl ' Sw! 1+ ,gf I ffl, mfr' f 14 'if 0 O Q. I 4' - Y 45' ly ' ' 2 I , LL L-4'k v g, 4,:,,, ,, ,V gf Q 'VIII My X fm, 'lf L , V . 1, ,, 5 ' . f VjT,'flf4, , ., -4 I Pix' Y X Y- ' ff, -if ' , f 9 'C-1' 1,121-'-f' 1 Aff ,V My ' ,Aff f G1 I Lvvj' , V X' ff Vppu Q XM, f!g,' jflqfkjl I ly 4 f X? ' ff! W P Q E V 1 If ,.f!1L, QQ 3'Af f 9iC!rK L ' 'I' X 'MV . ,,'wM-. , f W' ff' .wh - . My , of 'Q wh wg' ' . Tx, :N p -.E wi u ' N X f 5 A l E601 1 Y 1 .N 91 I ifx 4 0 i 1 2 Mr. Bettinger Mr. Stokesbary Mr. White Superintendent Asst. Superintendent Principal our administrator BOARD OP EDUCATION F52 1 ?, Mrs. Postle Mr. Sparks Mr. Broadwell President Vice-President Member Qi V-,X,, M Miss Watson Mr. Lawson Mrs. Bennett Mr, Rawson Girls Vice Principal Boys' Vice-Principal Counselor Registrar High Schools have changed a great deal in the last fifty years. There has been a remendous increase in enrollmentg school buildings of today are better than most college buildings used to be: a greater variety of courses is being taught: the methods of teaching have been much improvedg and the students have a more active part in the school life. The fundamental purpose of high school, however, is the same today as it was in the School Days of yesterday-helping boys and girls to grow up to be young men and women. This progress of growing up involves intellectual, physical, and social develop- ment. At Mark Keppel High School there is ample opportunity for the education of the student in each of these three phases of growth. My wish for every student is that he will make the best possible use of his School Days here. LAWRENCE B. WHITE Principal Mrs Burton Mr. Miller Mr. Yelland Member Member Secretary E63 l64j I651 3 3 'gif 7 v fx 4 1 if W- , iff, ,'j ,ff :J J JM M! A W 'bb Q '-,QW 1 Eli, W' , Y - f A f 'Jw A ji lv yi V ff! X R, ,f 3' W 1 mf 'X 'JW 5 A f ff! J 1' F l .3 M. , 1 J xl li ,Vfwf A X F' lk ' , J 1 1 M ' 1 ,gl 1 1 1' 1 ' 0' f 1 xv ' f f X ,I 5 ff! ff' Xu, Jf ax fl N XXX! J 5 5 5,1 ' tg E' W! ff-if ' mbre of the same E651 . .. . . , ,. X...-X... rs. .c kgs, l ens . A , .X . .. . .- nxxkcqsx Xxxg s. i sxgggzgxr .H sys-.Ns 5.5.4 V K .. c ,. T' ' X f , ' ss.-cysts .sf . , . , cg X1.,X, , ,. friends Pounding keys. . .fluttering files. . . scratching pens. . .answers. . .answers to needless questions. . .jangling tele- phones. flashing lights on buzzing switchboards . . . responsibilities that make up the daily life of the office staff. Balanced diets. . .tasty meals. . . clean trays. . .clean tables. . .appetiz- ing dishes. . .yariety. . .multiple prob- lems of the cafeteria staff. Dusty floors. . .scattered papers. . . streaked Windows. . .rooms spick and span at 8130 A.lVl.. . .rooms mussed and dusty again that must be tidied when the school day is done. . .endless tasks that must be done, and done well . . .the daily routine of the maintenance crew to keep Mark Keppel beautifull . ,ily S OFFICE STAFF Wilson. Wetton, Samardich, Plocher. Nuccio. Bracken, Bush. ,......... CAFETERIA STAFF I gAREEfAgiE1I1EEr Hart Palfrey, Henderson Row 1: Winterrowd, Cleland, Huth, Miller. OW ' p ' i Row 2: Pritchard. Felt, Hume, Durst, Turnquist. Row 2: Clay, Durst, Hibbs. l E571 Bob lVlcCutcheon Secretary of Boys Shan Martin Asst. Sec'y of Lit. Barbara Gribble Asst. Sec, of Finance Bob Ivey Secretary of Clubs Mr. Lawson Adviser of Cabinet first semester cabinet I 59 l Ray Sparks President Frances Aukerrnan Secretary of Cuirls Betty Jo Bowen Sec'y of Literature Betty Ferguson Secretary of Finance Tony Ramirez Secretary of Athletics Al Gross Sec'y of Forensics Anna Marie Michel Secretary of Cabinet Frances Aukerman Secretary of Girls Betty Jo Bowen Sec'y of Literature Barbara Gribble Secretary of Finance Jim Hardin Secretary of Athletics if ivxkfxx '1 Q x QQ ' il Frances Lambuth Sec'y of Forensics Quinten Carney Secretary of Cabinet Joe Craig President 1 Bob McCutcheon Secretary of Boys Shan Martin Asst.-Sec'y of Lit. Pat Foley Ass't Sec'y of Financ Florence Henry Secretary of Clubs Mr. Lawson Adviser of Cabinet second semester cabinet I I class committee chairmen Row 1 : Welch. Row 2: Edwards, Moore. Steven, Walling. Row 3: Ross, Martin, Crowe, Duff, Porehan. little congressmen w LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Row l: Butler, Becnel, Davis, Beilstein, Gomez, Edwards, B., Ross. Row 2: Edwards, Waddleton, Wright, Watson, Bowen, Martin. 701 GIRLS' LEAGUE ADVISORY BOARD Row 1: Duff, Svenstrup. Row 2: Aukerman, Miss Watson, Adviser: Schubert. GIRLS' LEAGUE Row I: Arnold, Woodrum, Svenstrup, Duff, Cooke, Bracken, Broadwell. Row 2: Eruend, Hudson, Schubert, Aukerman, Myers, Bello, Edwards. I 7 E721 Betty Jo Bowen Editor Marilyn Robinson Barbara Kilpatrick Managing Editor Art Editor Shirley Stentz Elaine Kurze Jimmy Widgodsky Theresa Bello Caroline Dickey Margaret Baldwin Asst. Editor Photography Ed. Photographer Typist Asst. Art EditorAsst. Photog. Ed V V l 1 4 My Q , A, ' . Qi . V 5, N I Z Shan Martin Frank Foote Bob Knight Ralph Austin Barbara Scharer Florence Henry Asst. Sec'y. of Lit. Photography Ed. Photographer Photography Asst. Art Editor Business MARK - Row l: Hahn, Bales, Christie, Lowe, Moran, McNulty, Brown, Dickey, Stentz, Burress. Row 2: Wigodsky, Scharer, Richey, Atrops, Jones, Earhart, Gant, Martin, Coe, Baldwin, Bowen. Row 3: Ku ze. Robinson, Bo d, Slaton, Glover, Mr. Bonar, Mrs. Duling, Mr. Cutlip, Kilpatrick, Boling, Henry, imfiiiiifjwif 5 ifjgojytjf WWW Myrtle Brown Mr. Cutlip Mr. Bonar Business Manager Literary Adviser Art Adviser ,,,lc ff ' Norma Slaten Mrs. Duling Mr. Korns Senior Editor Business Adviser Photog, Adviser Deadline. . .scribbled notes being typed into something coherent.. .papers fly, pencils race, scissors clip.. .sticky fingers paste proofs into the squared off sheets of the dummy : missing Writeups hunted down, corrected. . .old pho- tography schedules checked. . .division pages checked. . .the art staff look critically at black and white proofs of their work. Tomorrow is deadline! Curious passersby stop to gaze at the busy scene in Room 224...Questions: What're ya doin'? . . .'AWhat color's the cover? . . . Back to work again. . .the Teocalli must be sent to the printer on time. . .there's a war on! Serious faces, bored faces, faces alive with excitement as the Annual nears its finish. Yes, the Annual was a job this year. . .paper shortage, film shortage, manpower shortage. . . but it was fun too-fun, experience, and work. Now we may rest. . .until the next Teocalli goes to press. E731 a classy littl paper . . . AZTEC STAFF Row 1: Moore, Schubert, Lambuth, Cooke, Elrod. Row 2: Gribble, Duif, Daugherty, Dessert, Blake, Rich. Row 3:Gross, Business Manager: Mr. Murphy, Adviser: Nelson, Ross, Moore. 74 Hey, Joe-let's see the gossip column a minute . . .Everyone turns to the feature page first for the jokes, of course, but the other things are read in good time. Back of the scenes, the staff is busy meeting the deadline. . . Are all the ads in? . . . When's the Senior play? . . . Who's Bill S. going with noW? . . . Do we play Montebello here? . . .or, most important: Who's got my pencil? There are block prints to make copy to edit, subscriptions to sell, games to cover, and interviews to be made. Then when the paper comes out on Tuesday and you get your copy, half the school gets busy mooching it before you can read the headlines. . . Ya got an Aztec? , Frances Lambuth Al Gross Rosie Duff Mr. Murphy Editor, lst Sem. Business Mgr. Feature Editor Adviser The A tec Row 1: Scully, Lambuth. Cooke, Gribble, Elrod. Row 2: Moss, Nelson, Mr. Murphy, Adviser: Welch, Ross, Moore. l Jack Moore Mary Gribble Fred Nelson RAY ROSS Editor, 2d Sem. Feature Editor Sports Editor Business Mgr. L75 V I731 f I' Group 1: Baker, Davis, Richie, Muhs, Hayman, Doebbling Group Z: Tavizon, Forehan, Meister. 072 ', V ,Y K A 1 'V,,,'r . 'li 4 NJ K . 'fp V9 ,f Q, i 4 an 7,7 2' YH' ,' K If , r 'J h ,M 14,44 e f p fy JW ' Q ' J I I ptj VK iv rA,.,f or J ' BIG A ON MARK KEPPEL NVith an A On lVlark Keppel, On Mark Keppel Wlth an A Plunge right through that line with an E un t at oa rig t roun am ra WHMHAZT R h 'll'h dAlh b With an E Touchdown sure this time-Rahl R with an E C S On Mark Keppel, On Mark Keppel WithanAZT Ph f h f and MIECS ig ton or er ame AZTECSI Fight fellow, light, and lRepeatD We will win this game? ahl Rahl AZTECS! CHANT A-a-a-a Z-Z-z-z T-t-t-t E-e-e-e C-c-c-c S-s-s-s A-Z-T-E-C-S AZTEC s........--- Hunt Duif Svenstrup Mellon Becknel Crowe l I I E791 80 O'Sul1iVan Gauthier Brown Angona Coit Freshwater Cossart Krips Riccobono Lamont O'Conne11 Diaz aff! WN! V,-f' Qt of ja, -fo AHL. I A N W t 1 Kan Hr U, I ,fr MQ t if qoxum. 4 5gf If M am MwvWf QC Mm... Jr....f, . M r A,-.iii f 1 N Kraus Dedrick Cardenaz Larson We weave, VARSITY Box scoRE Keppel Opposition 7 South Pasadena 0 6 Montebello 0 19 Monrovia 7 0 Whittier 25 26 El Monte 13 6 Alhambra 32 Purcell Pritchard I Howard 51 Kent The crowd rises. . .the excited voices are sud- denly quiet. . .z-z-z-z-z-BOOMT. . .a football is kicked and the game starts. . .another season of pop, confetti, school yells. . .victories. . .defeats . . . another football season at Mark Keppel! Fighting for the maroon and white were many personal performers. . .players that added to the year's color and excitement. Captain Bill O'Sullivan hard driving center and 150 pounds of fight and leadership. . .a little scat- back named Joe Riccobono, Keppel's best this year. who gained 365 yards in 60 tries and completed l0 passes out of 3l . . .wing-back Dick Krips and sub-back, Bill Diaz. . .demon on defense, Bill Martin, who plowed through the middle of the line for a grand total of 230 yards before being benched with a broken leg. . .Sheldon Krause, blocking back, was the outstanding passer for the Wagnermen. . .Everett Gauthier, who connected seven out of fifteen times. . .the man who was on the receiving end of most of the Aztec touchdown passes, Bill O'Connel, stellar end. . .Leonard La Mont and George Cardenaz on the other end of the ball. . .guard Larry Kent who dropped out of the line during fourth downs to punt.. .best blocker of the year-Bob Cossart. Bill Brown. . . Bill Freshwater. . .Rod Angona. . .Carl Larson . . .Ed Washo. . .Lionel Purcell. . .Glen Coit. . . Carl Dedrick. . .Bob Howard. . .Dewey Pritch- ard: Aztecs who saw plenty of action. . .Aztecs who made this one of Keppel's best football seasons. gridmen . . fl! E911 If i - sttrs , l i,e, Row Row Row Row I 32 1 1 Krips, Gauthier, Pritchard, Kent, Kraus, Lamont, Angona. Muren, Managerg Brown, Purcell, Dedrick, Cardenaz, Coit, Cossart, Freshwater, Bushnell, Strachan, Manager Wagner, Coach, Kraus, Manager: Kinsinger, O'Connell, Riccobono, Larson, O'Sullivan, Rodgers, Diaz, Zaby, Assistant Coach. Washko, Endy, Russell, Gould, Howard, Martin, Neville, Broggi, Arblaster, Manager. 'Y X chiefs OSull1van Captain Coach Wagner, Kraus, Manager. A new coach. . .a green team.. .plenty of fight.. .that was the combination that began the '43 season. Coached by Eddie Wagner.. .assisted by John Zaby. . .both new on the Aztec campus. . .the team came through their most successful season with a very impressive record of four victories and two setbacks. . .The maroon and white pigskin packers made the Keppelites proud. . .Aztec spirit soared! The Aztecs made their debut at South Pasadena and downed the fighting Orange and Black, 7-O in a thrilling last minute pass . . .followed with a 6-0 victory over Montebello. . .soared into a 19-7 lead over the Monrovia gridders who scored in the closing minutes of the game. . .were set back to the tune of 25-0 when they met Whittier. . .went into action again on Armistice Day when they walked over El Mont: 26-13, scoring twice in the first two minutes of the game. . .and finally, met the Moors on Thanksgiving Day which found the Alhambra gridders victorious, with a score of 32-6, after one of the best games in the year. All in all. 1943 was a year to be remembered in Keppel's caval- cade of football history. ' f',, i 'WW' 'W-H -f 'wg 'K' A X 'l fn. , ,. , , , , Vg.- at A. .- Row 2: Reeve, ManniniQ,lEaf5f'i,1lMeistei7igchwarqt'lghomasfljurgiiiglieiziiiAWadleif,A1MIlLlge11i,N, ' ,ii r Row 3: Howie, Cervantes, McNair, Regkj Schlofter, Austin, Bradshaw, Berry, Bales. fi, 'M ,C ln ,if Row 4: Craig. Gebauer, Bushnell, Em r QL,,ClYd?', CYPhe,r, Joanis, Eigle, Waelbrock. . 'I V-yr -1 A Ly.g,AV.Y 0 g Q.. o X , vl ' K lik, Q-.LW ' . ,vi X X - Q :-MY 5 X x - , Xi!! A 'dll if H - . H. will W 1 X I. 1 ' 4 H 'VFIZY' Y ,fp-wif V - f Q D'!J,, I 4 Qi W H -4 Rowlt Jones, Managerg McClain, Margidant, Erickson, Jenflrins, Vickers, Kuhn, Frey, Black, Alari, Wheeler Row 2: Bradshaw, Troxel, Hernandez, Plumlee, Clabaugh, McMahan, Dominquez, Lozano, Sh ' , h 1 Beauchamp, Manager. eerm Su tl' Jones' Row 3: Dunn, Manager, Wheeler, Timmins, Williams, Witter, Gaither, Pitchie, Elgar, Mclntosh, Young Robbins Williams, Moore, Manager. ' ' Row 4: Petrie, Roberts, Houston, Rohrs, High, Rohner, Claridge, Delacour, Milroy, Cory, Rees, Crumrine, Coach Strother. X7 If 34 I 7 ff . Y if 1 ,fi 1' J f . 1 X ,' yr ui 9' f ' .li-X warriors 4 if C papooses Howey, Manager: Joanis, Captain: Miller, Coach. Beauchamp, Manager: Strother, Coach, Pitichie, Captaing Jones, Manager. The Bees had an eventful season of football despite the fact they were able to chalk up few victories in the win column. The Teaions record told of two victories. . .three losses. . .one dead- oc . The Aztec middies broke the ice at South Pasadena in a 6-O win. . .were downed by Montebello l2-6. . .garnered a second win over Monrovia, 6-O. . .were humbled by Whittier 26-0. . . set back by the Lions 7-O. . .tied in a battle with the Moors 6-6 in the season's final game. . .fought hard and played well. . .kept up the Aztec spirit. Outstanding Millermen were Captain Don Joanis. . .Joe Craig . . .Monte Lucas. . .Oscar Olson. . .Forest Mitchell. . .Oscar Wallbrook. . .ilack Carneyx, . .lettermen deserving of praise. ,, arg' ,a The Cee Gridders of l943. . .otherwise known as Monte- A Zuma's Mighty Midgets. . .hit the line for a highly success- ful schedule of four wins. . .two losses.. .Not bad, Pap- ooses! Coach Strother herded his charges through a season of three tussles with the Moors. two with Whittier, and one with the Oilers from Montebello. The Cees mowed down the Oilers to the tune of 13-l6 . . .bowed to Alhambra in two epic struggles. . .finished the season with a 13-7 win over the Cardinals from Whittier. Bill Fitchie, captain, led the offense throughout the season. E851 M W2 my ' :Q Brown Gauthier Smith f-KT X5 QV W5 5 gl , N N J ,IQS5 Cl 1 S 0 1' A Goetz Purcell y Cadwell Olson Sherer Freshwater 861 Kinsinger Ramirez Capta Asm xx 5 it ' KI PM M xxvjf I 5 Q 1 . iii X wh 1 i WAX I . . . A I unLgc1 flushed and insanely grinning p faces. . .ten intent, gasping sweating players l i . . .one small and strangely elusive basketball dancing across the floor. . .Hashing eyes and flashing feet. . .screaming crowds and ' screaming whistles. . .breathing hard, a dozen grasping hands reach for the ball. . . a tremendous cheer and the panting, sweat- Mark Keppel Opponent ing, happy faces of the victorious players Score Score beam. E1 Mqnte 14 This season, though somewhat blanked Whittier 36 b . . , y its predecessor, will be long remembered Monrovia . - f h - . M M tebeuo . . .it 1S not easy to orget t e grinning c- C OI? Cutcheon, the flashing feet of Ashmun, the Aizmab thrilling, center shots of Smith, or the flashy E1 Exim ra footwork of Ramirez or the fancy teamwork W , gm? of Bassler and Knight of the Bees-not to butler, mention many others. Monrovia Montebello This year again the coaches have produced Covina many champions who have gone to serve Alhambra both their school and their country. cagers. . . E371 ,V - ' ' L' f .W 5 X .. N ,X '11 M. ,rf S Xx,2v3,.,.x FM. x QN as , ' -- NNN 4: I,-i 3 ,fl if f Jn, V X Row 1: Olso R ,I ,far n, amirez, McCutcheon, Captain: Kinsinger, Ashmun, Smith, Gauthier, Purcell. Row 2: Meeks, Assistant Mana erg Br , M ' g own anager, Newhouse, Czoetz, Sherer, Freshwater, Coach Miller. Ngwr, .Y 4 Row 1: Dunn, Manager, Knight ,l Row 2: Boland, Manning, 1 Mfr? if f y ' f., 4. . 4 r fs Xf 4'il- ' 9 ,gf f ,i ,M he Eff f i , Moore, Kincaid, Kiger, Bassler, Thomas, Eagan, Manager. arren, Bradshaw, Edgar, Estreda, Strother. Row l' Butler Lozano l?iHernandezll'D ' , , , X ,ft ominguez, Sghg LZ Fitcaie, Phillips, Liechty. Row 2: Kuhn, Jenkins, 1'g'h,:'GoTJdinT,,Judd, Young, Schwarz, Coach Wa n . R ' K' ' g er ow 3. E. Hernandez, Houston, Brodkofbf Clarid e, D1 l fel Ww4 if ,M -5? f g e acourggar, Goodman, Cambia ico. V -fail V,a,a..ff gf QSM, sr Coach Miller, Meeks, assistant manager Coach Strother, Joanis, Acting Captain: Dunn. Kuhn, Manager: Coach Wagner, Fitchie, Acting Captain. me X 2 M , J Ia, .ff J' ffyiif fp 'ji' c f I ,jf if if ,fi wif!! aff I f , X ff! chiefs i JM, iff X ,a rg X f X as V D if T aaa WWW warriors 'lj' i V I papooses E391 1 g ,Y ii ---L . .M i A - 90 VARSITY BASEBALL Row l: Jones, Marcott, Dedrick, Lamont, Purcell, Hager, Kincaid. Row 2: Angona, Castle, Cook, O'Connell, Moberly, Dominguez, Hardin, Ashe. Row 3: Wagner, Bowman, Bence, Arblaster, Smith, Ashmun, Jones. J.V.BASEBALL Row l: Tindall, Eirickson, Moore, Richardson, Meister, Mechan, Frey, Miller. Row 2: Brackenbury, Goodman, Keeler, Berry, Chivez, Jones, Erspamer. Row 3: Hughs, Pope, Warren, Pomeroy, Warren. . . . horsehiders . . . J 4 Z N f f Castle, Cook, Moberly, Wagner, coach. Little Joe is at bat. . .There goes the pitch. . .WhamI. . . A hitl. . .It's a homerl. . .The crowd is Wild with excite- ment! Yes, the Montezuma horsehiders are out for blood this year. Returning lettermen who are back on the squad this year are Bill O'Connell, third baseman, playing it like only he knows how. . .Jim Lefty Hardin, stellar centerflelder who topped all Aztec hickorymen at the plate last year. . . Leonard Lamont, lightning left-handed chucker and pro- fessional at first base. . .Rod Angona, little shortstop with a giant arm. . .Last, but not least, Bob McCutcheon, veteran second baseman and key man for future Maroon and White victories. Other notables that have already proved themselves are Johny Dominguez, right Held. . .Don Jones, left field. .. Don Joanis, center Held. . .Sam Ashman, center field. 3. Dean Castle, pitcher, and Mike Kincaid, backstop. warriors Cala , My g ll- I . Ns xl L i,. .Q i ' . l I. N. X My 1 lp J . A f ch ziisfw PP , kxfff f , l J I. N Al ,J iw ilu Hlflff fwwxf j l O.. U M ug. ' 'ff J 1 I' I f . ' ' 'lk' V' .X ,3 ,lid -ff - . x,i I l911 ,, ,T fmllkf E921 VARSITY TRACK TEAM .,., ,fixjxa Row l: Kraus, Muren, Cardenez, Dowding, Kinne, Br ck, Wilson, Borthwick, Goetz. Row 2 Strother Kraus, Welte Ramirez, Pitter, Rog rs, ', ffrtm, Kilgore, Moulton, Eagan, Manager. A 3 Row 3: Schaefer, O'Sullivan, Diaz, Billings, R gers, A a , iccobono, Carney, Dominquez, Kin- singer, Moore. in ' fd ' f i f I i fx ,N JHUYUA if FR I ,Lf l Zio 1, , Kraus X Bordi ji Rogers Wilson Pitter Moulton Dominguez Cardenaz . ind rmen W O 4 rn ' I, 2232- xl if M 1 V aj H -1:-L-fi-'-F P E..-gl:-is 3-TTEF , 1 'Jiri -Ji 59211 ,535 r ,ll 7' il 1 X if .. . ffiflliigflr' Q-1-fi21-mf' ' 1' '? flu.. 'N nn ,xxx I . Xi illhhh illlllliliimgi llllllw' '-fir'.'11-mlllillllllllf' i i i 'lil' H lllflli Runners, on your mark. . .Get setl. . .BangIl. . .The sharp crack of the opening gun starts the Aztec Varsity ' spikemen on their 1944 season. Martin Coach Gil Strother can Well expect big things from the ' squad. . .it has improved considerably over last year's. Ramlfez Bud Rogers, iron man of the 1943 season and low hurdles X, 1 champ, is returning again this year, determined to chop his own record. . . Big Bill Martin, 440 star of former years, will also be back at the shot put position with an unbeaten record. Other competitors who are improving all the time: Jack Pitter and Eugene Schaefer, ace sprinters. . .Anthony Ram- irez and George Cardenaz, returning letterme us that they'11 win every time in the 880. .. ob Moulton is the seasonis brightest hope for the pole vault . .Dick Wilson, who placed well last year in the h gh hurdle events, promises even better results this year. Bud Bordier surprised us by putting the shot 30 or 40 feet, and running like greased lightning in the 220. . .Joe Riccobono, fleet-footed anchor man in the 220 yard relays, is another Aztec hopeful. . . Bill O'Sul1ivan runs the relays with surprising swiftness, besides holding down a record to be proud of in his pole vaulting. . .Sheldon Kraus, another returning letterman, promises the Maroon and White plenty of points. . .Bill Dias, sprinter: Lee Kilgore, 1320 star: Frank Domin uez, a al1 ready to help in an offense t at Won't be stopped. 1931 E A HE ff7fi4c-Aexfii wi ' tml l l Row l: Cervantes, Rocklein, Normen, Mitchel, Schwarz, Cypher, Eigle, Boland. Row 2: Edgar, Codkrell, Olsen, Klemstein, Schlotter, Hughes, Emery, Austin. x Row Row Row ' Row ,S is sis E941 v Q Beauchamp, Ware, Boboricken, Rohrs, Clabah, Wright, Jackson, Threadgold, Dorris, Dukett. Cory, Fitchie, Rees, Trueman, Alari, Vickers, Mitchel, Hicks, Coach Gray. Steven, Hernandez, Hernandez, Dapper, Gurress, Hatch, Phillips, Lozano, Judd, Iffert. Alarcon, Calderon, Young, Williams, Olsen, Dix, Winter, Alvarez, Mileham. 97--p,'-, vFf'wep:e'--1 ,- , s , Willman, Coach Miller Coach Gray, Pitchey, Lozano, Dukett Coach Miller's middleweight Supermen are all set for plenty of action. . .Every man on the squad is a star. Outa standing spikesters, candidates for next year's Varsity Big Shots, are Forrest Mitchell and Verne Willman, returning lettermen. Mitchell is an ace 220 man. . . lightning in the 100 yard dash. . .Willman, a specialist in the 660, literally flies over the turf as he sprints the last lap. Other promising hopes for the season's success: Dick Cypher. . .QL-Hughes. . .Jack Carey. . .'Cypher, streaking over the low hurdles. . .Hughes, ace milerifarney, fast relay man, who goes higher every day as he pole vaults? Summed up, with their schedule the same as the varsity's, these Bees are raring to go. . .ready to mow down any threatening opposition that may come Keppel's Way. warriors papooses ,Yr jj 1 i951 E961 E v l 1 F l , I , , Wuxi. lx milf' 'mifjlznmz F VARSITY TENNIS Row 1: Newhouse, stoich, ddy, Kirven, Carpenter. Row 2: Hughs, Knight, Woerner, Thornhill, Coach Horne. .I.V. TENNIS Row I: Pague, Manager: I-Ieintz, Forehan, Donahue, Symons, Forske. Row 2: Baker, Managerg Stewart, Manager: De Angelis, Captain: Butler, Bales, Roberts. Coach Horne c h i e fs warriors racquetmen One win. . .two downs and five more games to go. This is the beginning for the Varsity Netmen of the Maroon and White. The first game was dropped to Beverly Hills, the second was won from South Gate ll-O, and the third was dropped to Glendale Broadway. Every netman on the team is a master of his racket. . .but among the outstanding are Robert Knight and Jack Kirven. Knight will be playing his last games for the Aztecs. . .But Kirven will return, working over his opponents with that sly backhand. Next year Coach Horne expects an unbeatable team... Every player is returning with the exception of Knight who graduates next February. The season's opponents include Beverly Hills, Feb. 23: South Gate, March 2: Broadway at Glendale, March 9: So. Pasadena, March 16: El Monte, March 21: Santa Barbara, April lp Glendale, April 12: and P.J.C., May 9, E971 .f mx. f, , ,f 4Q4?,ff,i nimble f mmes... After school: the girls' gym. . . girls.. .socking volley balls, shooting baskets, thwacking hockey sticks.. .hitting shuttle- cocks. . .batting tennis balls. . . all preparing, practicing and look- ing forward to the Well-known play day . . .facing hopeful competition from other schools . . .getting in form for the red letter event. . .Gym teachers ref- ereeing: blowing Whistles. . .call- ing fouls. . .timing baskets. . . testing players for speed. . .This is Keppel's G.A.A.. . .the girls who uphold the feminine side of Keppel's sports! ll 01 I1021 GROUP l Olenburg, Bynum, Dunn, Chantry, Johnson, Jones. Oldenburg, Barbara. Manager: Maine, Freedson. Phillips Bal-ie: DeVille, Olivas, Aztor. l GROUP 2 Row l: Oldenburg, Aztor, Olivas, Chantry, Painter Bynum, Jones. Row Z: Baker, Freedson, Kennedy, Harris, Phillips. Elgar, l'latlestad,, DeVille. GROUP 3 Row 1: Shubin, Johnson, Baker, Phillips, DeVille, Row Z: Maine, Harris, Dunn, Chantry. 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', 1-'T rf, N M, MJ.,--,,, amlf 'lx S l 1 w i .1 l 5 I i GROUP 1 ORCHESTRA U Row 1 O'Connel, I.. Stevens, Schersand. Kmlgore, Boggs. Row Nelson, XVinter, Lightner, C. Hcnselmeier, Koerzner, Oldenburg. Buerk, Painter. Row Mr. Townsend, Director, Broggi, Laidlaw, Kelly, P. Henselmeier. Kinnc, Keenan, Clark, l-lolmquist, Rozzell, Young, Champion, Wh! 1. Row K. Bfgviens, Dominguez. Johnston, Guinty, Ostler, Aukerman, Meyers, Norris, Fry, Ross. GROUP 2 BAND , , , Row lt Mr. Townsend, Drrector: Anderson. Hamllton, Oldenburg, Levet, Oldenburg, Jolley, Marlett, Berry, Crabtree, Norrrs. ROW 2, Stevens, Myers, Laughton, Samuelson, Kiger, l-lolwick, Sheerin, Brenton, Robinett, Murdock, Crawford, Pope, Brodkorb, Whitcscl. Row 3: XVadd1eton, Chessmore, Warren, Roberts, Boggs, Prairie, Mouzakis, Stevens, Tullgren, Casey, Robinson, Dickinson. GROUP 3 S' GLEE CLUB l: Kuhn, Dorris, Bluemel, Alvarez, Longley, Carlson, Edwards, Kimbro, Mrs, Beebe. Rgw 2: R, Bradshaw, Kinsinger. Taylor, Fitchie, Milius, Stevens, D. Bradshaw, Laros, Tnvizon. QUARTETTE Bluemel. Longley, Milius, Stevens, Laros. Row 2: Massey, Schubert, Lutz, Rabens. SEXTETTE Row 1: Casey, Coe. Row 2: Massey, Schubert, Lutz, Rabens ll071 Tv - ' , .... . X .y.iiii 'jA ith' .Ah , GROUP 1 ROW l: Dunn, McNcnr, Nlltingcr, Lyons, Carlson, lfitcluie. Thornlrll. Gcbnuer, XValdsmith. Nlnsscy. Beck, Row 21 Mrs, Barhmnn. Southern, Schubert, Coe. Longley. Dozo. Mlxus. Stevens, Mcisncr. Cnwy, Knutson. GROUP 2 Row 1: Nlornrr, XVnld5mith, Southern. Lyon, Nittingcr, Dunn, McNu.11. Rubens, Beck, ROW 2: Mnxscy, Coe, Scott, Lutz, Thompson, Shubcrl. Casey, Mc sncr, Knutson. GROUP 3 ROW 11 Brown, Bowman, Hill, Arnold. Rhode, Pvril, Jcssu, Volpi. LnNoir. Row 2 Mrs, Barhman, Mayhcld, O'Connor, Lang, Painter, Carrnhcr, Peterson, Newton, Sherrow, Sutter, Millcr. Row 3. Sclmub, McNulty, Gribble, Turncr, Brown, fioppi, Brock, Bowling. Chip. Sotzxns. KOMMIQRCIAI. CLUB Row 1' Lorenz, Earhart, Stockman, Friday, Volpi, Lc Noir, Hollinshend, Chadderron. Row Z: Richards, Epstein, Eggers. Speer, Brown, Vice-President: Taylor, Arnold. Acappella Choir Senior Glee Junior Glee Commercial Row 3- XVitschy, Ford, Cnusey, Oldenburg, Miss XVood, Adviserg Miss Malone, Adviser: Mary XVeiks, President: Pollock, Secretary: Doble, Il081 Sk'llOl..NRSHlP SOCIETY sms? fi AXYUS, Tackitt. XYilcox. Robinson, Robey, Stentz. McCulley, brown, Smith. Roll' fl lXHf7C. toe, XVattcrx. Hall. liruend, N. Bello, T. Bello, Miss Tennywn. Adviser. NN M Mace. klarke. Bnerk. Melilrath. Martin, Butler, Gilkincon, Bradbury. Singleton. ik'liOl,iNRSlllll SOCIFTY ly1wlrl1wk11.inrfr, Richards. Bruhn, Sparks. Arrigone, Stewart, DcMcnt, Davis. HOW T' Riehev. S. Davis, Rickard. Meyer, Prrrops, Hooper, Quintanar, Clark, Highrovvrr RW Y Smith, Hamilton, Davis, Gorman, Foote, Steiner, Carpenter, Hughes W SECRFTARIAL Row 1: Itl'ert, Arrops, Secretary: Cutslxaw, Dessrrt. Scribe, Mcliibluen. Presidenti for Rutlry XV11cho4, ROW 1: Klrs. XXX-qbcn, Adviser: Arambcl. XVucst. Smith. Brobcrg, Michel, Andurxon. Margedant. Ferguson LTTERARY SOCIETY ROW lr Baldwin, Bowen. Robev. Lowe. Henry. Massaro, Bynum, Stentz, Kurze. Row 2: XX'eis. Sundquisr, Murrav. Dellvrd. Pilanr. Rich. Robinson, XVilcox, Aukerman, Myers. Row 52 Jones, Cooke, Gribble. Dav, Miss Zel'hoefer, Adviser: Bello, Buell, XVhccler, Young, Johnson. ROW 'V AHSOUG- Dvwdxng, Roberts. Brock, Stevens, XX'elxe. Conklin, Gatlin, Tackitt, Uhaeon, Iivans. Scholarship HMT WW :ips-:L . - - x Schdlarshili Secretarial 1 Q 'Q Vice-Prmidunt: Speer, Friday, Treasurer: Cvribblvc, Fry, Mr, Cook, Adviser. 3 AHZ7 i 'if Literary Society 09 v G. A. A. Art Hall Guards i I La, f I , .a.af,,,aaff. f1,.c.a4aW,afr.f.wWfM.ammmaasaaa4ae4r ll? 527 Usher f 11 .1-Yrs, ' H-dw G,Pi,A. Row 1: Baker, Secretary-Treasurer: DeVille, Perry, Hatlestad, Booth, Langford, Shubin, Vice-President: Jackson. Elgar, Phillips. Row 2' B. L. Oldenburg, B. Pi. Oldenburg, Haug, Olivas, Aztoi, Marquess, Eggers, Secse, Gertcn, Vifalters, Hall. Row 31 Leslie Anderson, McCullough, Connelly, Dunn, Chantey, Tribe, Escamille, Merrill, Zellar, Miller, Painter, Price, Larson, Mrs Bedwell Ad ' Row 4: Johnson, Singleton, Bynum, Jones, Harris, Edwards, Sandoval, Ramirez, Morales, Diaz, Montez, Kennedy, Manriquez, V ' WSU' ART CLUB Row 1: Vdallin, Vollaire, Dickey, Kilpatrick, Rich, Robinson, Pilant, Baldwin, Henry. Vice-President: Moran, President: Kennedy, Row 2: Epstein, Earhart, Davis, Mayfield, Stentz, Glover, Burlingham, McMillan, Henselmeier, Meisner, Henselmeier, Larsen, Gilkinson Dell'Orro J k Row 3: Carney, Pettit, Hahn, Sackett. Vvlright, Secretary: Owens, Reinhardt, Foster, Scharer, Butler, Hensel. V ' ac sou' HALL GUARDS Row 1: De Angelis, Carrnher, Ashley, Wright, Hartford, Cloud, Capreau, Neagles, Thom, Row 2: Mr. Rendahl, Adviser: Steiner, Wasson, Griffith, Schneider, Ware, Welch, Burlingham, Ohls, Griffith, Dittemore, Schorr, Thomas Row 3: Corrigan, Wilcox, l-lammerle, Sillars, Norman, Bishop, Ryan, Patterson, Trueman, Johnston. ' USHER CLUB Row 1: Del Monico, Kilpatrick, Jones, Davis, Nittinger, Johnson, Fuller. Row Z: Eorehan, Rydelach, Dyer, Hooper, Ostoich, Willman, Russell, Gazin. J 0 l ,Q v i Fiat-Lux Tri-y Tu-Lon Tri-y Q Chanticon Tri-y Freshman Tri-y FIAT LUX TRI-Y Row l: Stcntz, Pilant, Bowen, Lowe, Robey, Jones, Dudley. Row 2: Aukerman, Myers, Edwards, Ross, XVeis. Mahon. Row 3: Lutz, VVheeIer, XVhitescl, Tackitt, Nelson, Scott. Johnson, Coe, TU LON TRI-Y Row 1: Bartholio, Hatlestad, J. Dunn, Scharer. Marks, Davis, Bruhn, Gates, Seals. ROW 2: Miss Thomas, Adviser: Chip. Hazzard, President: Dunn, Pntcracki, Vice-President, Bond, Meyer, Carmhcr. Qualls, Richey, Rickard, Secretary, CHANTICON TRI-Y A v A r Row l: Peters, President: Davids, Doebbeling, Nittlnger, S, Jones, M. Jones. Witschy. M. L. Coe, Treasurer, Bracken. G Row 2: Jenkins, French, Craig, Vice-President, Franck, Anderson, Phillips, Dunn, MCNcir, Secretary: De Ville, Mrs. Van Dcusen, Adviser FRESHMAN TRI-Y - I n Row 1: Oldenburg. McBride, Lake, McCullough, President: Kidd, Secretary: P. Van Dricl, B. Van Dricl, Hanscl, Bowater, h R b' ri, Scott, Junior Adviser: Deeter, Williamson, Torrance, Trensurerg Osrlcr, Tnlinfcrro, Row Z: Tcaford, Beck, Beac , o inso E11 ' Wil ff' fv- by fl 72 CLUB Row l: Foote, Longley, XVl1iting, Davis, President: Gorman, Robinson. Iveytson, Conch Horne. RoW2:Mrs. Knsner. Adviser: Goetz, Arblaster, Brock, Milius, Dyer, Dlckin KEPPEL DISCUSSION Row l: Kurze, Edwards. Jones, Reed, Scully, Nelson. Row 2: Miss Balling, Advisvrz Moore, Pilant, Aukerrnnn, Myers, Ross, Stentz, Row 3: Rich, Robinson, Robey, Moulton, Gross. Robinctt, LIGHT AND SHADOVJ Row l: Beck. Lambuth, Arrigonie, President. Row 2: Tackitt, Treasurer: Kilpatrick, Vice-president: Gross, Mr. Bergman, Adviser. JUNIOR HI-Y Row l: Bowen, Fraser, Gerwick, De Brun, Causey, Barrett, Vander Wand. Row Z: Truy, Fulk, Prcece, Houston, Keller, Petrie. Mr. Rendahl, Adviser. I1l21 72 Club Discussion Light and Shadow Junior Hi-y RNIWIU Sl'lflKili RMK l lM'.r1lcv. .'Mix'xxcr: Smrrrrt. Peterson, D. Strwnrt. Glover. Jones,-Macc, Scully. F. SIGWHYI- RUN f licxlstwn. K b A 1 A' ' ' v i un ro. rrlconu. Dalnbout, Champnon. Anusm. TlmmmS, Mclnlosh, Grecnhalgh. IRISHMXN BLSINVSS VIWUCATION ROXX Row I I VORVXSIMS i l Uughton Treasurer: Cawrcau. Ha tfX I, Vi I r in 1 Anzui, Wright. Henson, President: Nvrz. Janvsi Nhccrm, Bowen. Spoon, Trurmnn, Recs. Vice-President: Mrs. Warren. Adviser. Row 1 lnimhuth. Rnd, Duff. Hxbbnrd. Row I XYc1:h SUIHXLLI' Lil UU ' Row ' ' Rexx Radio Speech Freshmen Business Education Forensics Science . Snllnrx. Russcll. McElxnlh. I NXhi-vlrr Pnxlcv Ji-nkins, Dxckcrson. Moore, J. Rich, B, Rich, Gilkinson. Tackitt. Bowen. 1 Kurxv Schncxdrr. XYulcox, Owens. Gunn. Robinson, Forbush, Cornell, Davis, Miss Amt, Adviser- 9 ,,.--W ,N I 113 114 . ,w'f f ' , H ' ' 'f Q'7 ,, I French WC Latin I f1fi4VKrl4-MQ44vdf4944wvhAv1N01Affd44aaJbk4rshn644Ivz : I it V I ' 4 I ,N f J, L WWW WWW 2 ,g 1.3 i , O fafwv, X , , 7 , f, ,iff ' , I V , , ,, ,, ' - le ' I 1, 2 . X, J . X .W ,2 54,11 S .y,,49,3 , , :A , , , 43 9' gr'-f ,VJ 'Q 5 ' A th A' 7 , F A ' Al V 'I jeff 5' if e., ., 5 1-1 V 5 if , ., I , -,I V, M' j f , ' 2 r L, ' ' , , I,g 5,575 f ,, I ' ' fig? 34- 1 , I .. ' 'f' ,gg I , 11 I , , is f V, 1 ., , L I ji, 7 , ., 3 X M I 4 .J I , f JL : .rs If C I., X 5, - C . ' ff ,g P ' , , ,f 1, f 4 - - M , Z r f j ff , 4 'I 1' Q I 7' ', ff - 1 ' V I, ., ,.,,,,, V , ,,,,,, V .A , 'W V lj.. Spanish I-RENCH ...A Ur. Rees. Adviser: Bastien, Mnrks, Davis, Booth, Larson, Holton, Reynolds, Ciathin, XVinter, President. Row It Row Z' Ross. Clark, Walling. Broadwell, Vice-President: Keenan, Bello, French, Chacon, Secretary: McGraw, Treasurer: Andqygon LATIN ' Row l' Arnold, Dunn. Nelson, Robey, Main. De Ment, De Bruin, S. Cloud, Woerner. Row 2. Freedson, Roundtrce, Bull, Butler, Coe, Elliott, F. Cloud, B. Cloud, Mrs. Kendall, Adviser. Row 3' McConnell, Sandusky, Ryan, Cornell, Elmsley, Singleton, Reed, Levet. SPANISH -- Row lc Baldwin, Weis, Pilant. I vi. Tackitt. Jones, Hume. Newton, Brock. Row Z: Baldwin, Mayfield, McCutc Phillips, Gates, Byrd, Bringer, Quintanar, Jones, Earhart. Row 3: Buck, Timmins, Reyes, Foote, Ivey, Parmelee, NVeick. Butler, Roberts. SPANISH Row l: Delgado, H, Ramirez, Henry, Rose. Hightower, Stentz, Secretary-Treasurer: Smith, Behn, Gough. Row Z: Ramirez, Bassler, Chacon, Arrigonie, Merriam, Johnson, Ross, Miss McNeil, Adviser. Row 3: McElrath, Corrigan, Fussell, Sillars, Carpenter, Hine, p,s, 9 Willfri.1n, Vallee X- A ,Q , K i VARSITY CLUB I b Kinsin er Howard XVilson Longley Purcell Schubert Cardenaz, McCutcheon, Vice-President. Varsity Uto-Aztecan Tri-y ,-f I, 4 4, K lfif--.-'2r ,f', .fa ' ' Q 'rf-f4Q.iLf24f Piano fx T-'Q' T Club Row 1: Walling. Ar laster, g , I . , r I 5. , XV ' k Bursill Ashmun Secretary' Cont I-reshwater Rogers, Riccobono, Gauthier, Fuller. Angona, Coach Miller. Adviser. Row 2: Ramirez, Carpenter, eic , , , I , , V. , Row 3: Krips, President: Becker, Endsley, Butler. Robinson, Lamont, OConnell. Martin, Larson, Pritchard, Kraus, Gilbert. UTO-AZTECAN TRI-Y I A n V 1 Row lg Matthews, Harless, Schlichtman, Vice-President: Baker, Stewart, President: Cireenhalgh, Beilstem. Row 2: Speer, Glover, Bowling, Oldenburg. Treasurer: Elgar, Miss Veatch, Adviser. Row 3: XVa1l, Johnson. Secretary, Clark, Merriam, Brock, Kane. P ANO CLUB Riswi l' Chambers, Comstock, Buck, Duck, Hollinshead, Warchot, Speer, Brewer, McCormick, Mant. Row zi Mrs. Beebe, Adviser: Forsberg, Joaquin, Taylor, Kruser, Pollack, Peterson, Steven. Row Kunz, Cass, Lieben, Boggs, Parker, Walters, Cook, Pinto. R-0wCllFJBHamil, Durm, President: Parker, Vice-President: Ostee, Row Mrs. Stettler, Adviser: Jones. Secretary: Reglind, Treasurer, Florence. I1151 off 0 9 1 9 f-L2 'Q' I' B 'B .C E4 ! 9 H 5' c uw r 77'- I1l61 PROGRESS ln its rapid growth, Mark Keppel has evolved many new ideas and traditions. The newest of these is the Class Committee system of school management inaugurated this year. Each class was given specific jobs to do. . .taking care of social activities . . .seeing that the grounds were kept beautiful. . .taking care of our assemblies. , .many undertakings that have helped to make a very successful year. A notable achievement was the celebration of the first four years of a new school. Mark Keppel had become of age. . .one generation of students had passed through its doors. Assisted by students, faculty, and school officials, the Committee set out a number of trees to commemorate the anniversary. IIS! IHS!! JUMPING? ' Z 15? en UN05 llll : 1. E ' E.. 54 1 W m s A5 fi 'J X f Z ' E U 0 U I I u I 0 SOCIAL W wp fx , Z 7 ZA gf ,f 83 I E , 4f',ll,ll v . O I . Nia.--' w-6,2 . , . 7 , 2 lj . , 0 , 1 I 117 I1l81 I ' 1 . . .an excited, chattering wave of voices. . .the brutal summoning ring of a bell. . .pretty faces. . .plain faces. . .a frightened freshman and a leering, domineering senior. . .hard lonely hours of home work. . .cramming frantically for tomorrow's test. . .a carefree, happy-go- lucky bunch of kids-smiling. . .smldingias a pretty girl smiles at a football game. . .smiling as a bunch of kids in an eating place at night-crowded around a juke-box. . .or as a cocky cutting a class. . .laughing, frowning, smiling. . .because there are two thousand of us and we are young and we are alive. . .vibrantly alivel. . .two thousand of us, united and inviolate . . .confident with the blood stirring conndence of youth. . . two thousand individual hopes and desires. . .two thousand separate wishes and ambitions. . .two thousand distinct and dy- namic personalities-and one spirit. we . . .a boiling, boisterous cauldron of humanity. . .pyramided, many-sided. . .the raw ibre of human impulses. . .explosive, violent, bound together with an irrestible determination that runs like molten metal. . .a tremendous sprawling giant with two thousand faces. . .each to the other. . . weak as the weakest. . .strong as the strongest. . .inseparable and indivisible. . .with one spirit. . . THIS IS MARK KEPPELI i X U O wE'5.1'w gy. I 1 5,5 ? X j 'ig' 5' 'X A f .,.q 5 . git 5 9 ,, ,' F yn ,fa 12 ,V . 120 Books for our boys. . , C25 Becky, Baldy, and Mae... C35 Story Park dance, . . C45 Little Joe . .. C55 OWoooo. . . C65 shoes and seniors. .. C75 Mr. Gray. .. C85 star gazers. .. C95 election day. .. C105 Joyce and Mary... C115 leap frog...C125 time out for lunch... C135 room 130 calling.. . C145 Howie... C155 goin' steady. . . C165 Wintertime prom... C175 hellol. ., C185 fun at the beach. . . C195 Held trip, k at ihe 1Jirdlc...C31 by the sea... C41 great day...C51 at Work in 117 Senior sacks. ,. C21 100 C61 new members of C71 Jean... C81 a penny saved... C91 Thanksgiving Day the daily grind...C111 Gerald Schicke1gruber...C121 Pat...C131 proud?... C141 woW1I,..C151 senior p1ay...C161 Becker and ba11ot...C171 time off for gossip...C181 with an ., C191 vacationing. .. C201 Student Conference... C211 Science picnic. .. C221 before the field trip... C231 lath-house 1assies. 11211 AN IDEAL GRADUATION GIFT DESK largest CS3QlQCtt.OfL in jqfllzambra OPEN R 7 PHONE EVERY ATlcmtic NIGHT 2-8479 420 EAST MAIN ST. ALHAMBRA 'P -' - - -I--H -- --. -- ,..., - ..., - ,.. ,,-, -..--,.----. .... - --....-H+ T HAIL TO THE GRADUATES T WE SALUTE YGU AND WISH YOU THE BEST OE EVERYTHING l KRYSTALL'S T T 36 W. Main St. Alhambra L l -1- -ml 11--1 - --U1 .- - ,- -, -,,,-- ,,.,- ... ... .. -..un---mls 0 R C H I D S iffy Qwfw Fw? 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A -------e-e-ns-W A e A e AA llll llll llll A eee e A A e A llll .e.ef. r Q4 111, - .ef1 - fflf - A11 - AAAA - A f, - Aeef - effi -l- b.AA - i 1A ........-... 4 ......... 4 M- I l Compliments of l Clfl'liDU.S' ogs 1 9 East Main Alhambra l -i- ,,..,.,- ,,,, -,...,,..,-,,,.-..........-. - - - - - - .. - - .. - - - - .... - ..,,,.-.,..-m.-...,-,. .l.-....-,,,.- - - ,- ,- -.,--,...-........,.-.........,.-,...-....-,,,.-..,,-,,....,,.,..,...-,...-..t.-H..-..,,- - - - - - - Congratulations to the Class of '44 l 1 t STATIUNEHS CUHPUHBTIUN COMMERCIAL STATIONERS l Printing 525-529 So. Spring St. Engraving Los Angeles School Supplies MUtua1 2341 I -I..,.-nn-un-nn-mn-mu-:nu--M11 141-111-111 2 -1-11 --III'-Im-v-u-nu-m.i..,,1,,,, I 124 1 H1 is-.II-1. ..- 'P-...I E l l 1 ' 'l ' 1 ' ' 'W' ' 'A ' ' T ' ' Tr' -1- '- - - '--- - '- - - ' - -'-' - -' - '--' -1 ------- -' - I--'-I' I ff 1 1' 1 11..11111111 ll i - . f i - U ' Q , ! I - Q 9 uLi1+s2fT E I.: . A I l ilu. A P . ,1g ga :4.: 0 . T ' ' Ifaawiiiiiiilmi' Tr- 1 1 - ' I .,:.. IIATwIf2f1'fff i Mlle E .- , I 151' myIIaa2f?i?ii1iigmilItlIIIl ll' mia 0 il . I rw MMHJJW . T I I 'I E I li TID I Z8 West Mam St. T - X ' - ' ' 1lllIIIll1 'f'm T f I mlyrlllllllaee ' T 2 A 1 .- , uwumWWLm:IllI,,. y2 lll' ' COMES CONGRAT- 5 W is U ., . ' I , 'll' ,eww M, I S1 L z I mmmIIIl111IHlIlll 1 ,gag ,g ULATIONS AND T l N 1lIIIlIIIll ' ff? R1-5551-.1 , BEST wIsHEs . . . 1 N ln ,'V A XX! fn'I,A11l1 n, l A WWW S S T I l WOODY t IIE, NW I , ,O for f 1 .,,,'f4 ' ' g 2 , U, , 1 , Q O . , I l 1 AL 1 'af I 1 y S I Vi J, I Q l X V' 1..1 - I 024,57 U Q QE.- 111, -E 1111 1111 - 111. 1111 - - -1 1111 - 1111 - 1111 , 11,1 -..n-...,-..........-....-..........-..........-.........1...I....,..!. v11N's - gQWQlfy I FINE DIAMONDS 1 WATCHES AND IEWELRY I EXPERT REPAIRING l l I 4..............-..........-............ -...... ..........-...- -..........-. . i Serving - 1 MONTEREY PARK T DISTRICT T 1 if 1 1 I All Types ot Beauty Culture E l I Permament Waving A Specialty ' lndividual l-lair Styling l l , Hair Cutting l 1 z ' PHONE 39 West Main Street DEC1ih,1riGEEHi-giiwner EIII11 BEAUTY SHIIPPI i 111 E. Garvey Ave. Monterey Park Inga .... .11. --EAAM---Ar1uA------AA--AAA4 1,1I IIII ITI. I111 .I11 II.. 1111 ,111 III. 1111 II11 I.1I IIII I1251 'I' 1 +-E----W ------ -- ----- ------------------....... 4- SODAS SUN DAES CCNES MALTS HAMBURGERS TEMPLE MALT SHOP EARL'S MALT SHOP 1618 E. Las Tunas SGH Gabriel and Garvey Blvd. Temple City Wilmcrr T' 1 'E' ' ' ' ' 'Sn MM - ii11 'MT-SESS-S' - - - ' -A-S-Sw ' - - ' ' ' ' ' I XQS6 ORA? QSXYS QSO? S Ex Q 5 5 QQC9ip0c5xO I U O GQ omg 1,,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.111 1m.1,,,,-..,,,,1,,,,1.m1nu-m.1,.,,1 --nn1uuiun1mv-nuluvw-um1.nun-nnuiunn1 1 1 1--uu1.uuim-1uu1.n-mv--nu--un1.nn--.un1nnu1uu-ann1ml1.,,,1 Rosemecxd cmd Garvey AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALERS ULRICH SALES 8 SERVICE 'Y' -1- 126 1 nu: 1 1nn1mv.- nu1 + 1 Llll -Q-'-l -l ii'- 4. 2 l fagg S X isxmwbxt x i 'L 1 M W A ' 55 FINE WE ARING APPAREL QW M i ACCESSORIES sefssff' 4 .P 5, I There is Plenty to do in 1944 'Cod give us men, the time demands . . Yes, the demands 1 ot the time are such as only befall a generation given the re- I sponsibility ot carrying our nation thru a great crisis. T CLASS OF 1944 l Yours is not the privilege at this moment ot enjoying the ad- vantages of our Nation that are rightfully yours . . . yours is the high calling ot service . . . true hearts and willing hands. UEBERGS 16 E. Main St. Alhambra, Calif. I -,,,,,....,u..nir...i..i-.......r-.......H-,,,,..,,H- 1,-. ... 1 ... .. 1 .. ,. .- . 1 .. ......,,........,.....,..... ,ni.-mi-n.i...iui-,l, l1Z71 ,,1nn-m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1lm1,,,,1,,,,1,.,.,,,,1.m1mv1 28 I YOUR PORTRAIT BY AUSTIN IS ONE OE THOSE THINGS L THAT NO ONE CAN MEASURE THE PLEASURE IT BRINGS. AUSTIN STUDIOS 133 W. Main St. Phone AT1antic 1-0271 I ALHAMBRA I 911 Loew's State Bldg. Phone TRinity 2111 LOS ANGELES 1 11.41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.m1nu1,,, I -1- H..- -,...1,..-...t1..tt1,,..1,.,.1 tm lm itIt1nn1n-I--uH1nuinvttinnvt.-1-l...ttut1lm1mt.-,1 1 1 1 1 1U CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '44 Established 1913 from H. E. WELLMAN IEWELER if ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS -m.1.. 1. 1...1....1....1..,,1.,,,1,,,,1,.,.1,,,,1,.1 1m.1..,.1....1tt..... 1 1,1 .1 1, -,1 1 1 1 1 1 1..,.1 +- .1......m.1m..-,...1....1..,.......,1..,.1..,1t .... 1m.- -.m.-HT +- THE NEWSPAPER There is no force which can remotely approach the newspaper influence in its own city. As the mirror re- flecting every facet of the daily life-the births and the deaths, the marriages and the divorces, the pro- motions and the bankrupt- cies-the newspaper is the plastic which holds a com- munity together. Campaigning for charity funds, Red Cross, and for various other programs- these are the accepted activities of the newspaper Alhambra POST ADVOCATE 1,, 1. 1 1. 1,,.,1.,,,11.1,-.....1.,,,..t,,...t...1.m1t...1 niuu...IH1111H1.m1.tm1t-I.-.tttt1..tt1 111111ml-tm-lt.t1vm QUALITY IEWELRY, WATCHES iv . 28 E. Main AT. 26801 YOUTH of AMERICA- Play to Keep Fit! 0 k g C f , 2 r tt Qi STAN ALDEN 129 W. Main St. Alhambra I 129 1 qi. su-vm 4. -nm.1,,,,1lm1..u1.W1W1M1.,..1,,,,1,,.,1yf4,1,,,,1un..,,,,1.m.1nu- 1. 1 1 1 .. 1.nn... The Finest Flowers Come From onterecg .CDW-A Q9 lorlst 330 N. Garfield Monterey Park Atlantic 2-6762 ...,,,,1,,,,-lm1,.,,1,,,,1,,,,1m.1....1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1. 1 1.11.1m.1.,,,,.1.m1mn1xm1m,..,,,,1 PEDRINI MUSIC CO. RADIOS PIANOS RECORDS SHEET MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 227 West! IVIain y Tel. AT. 2-1486 -'-ilxflaf-'-'-' F F ' - - - - F 'K - -'H'- - 'M'-i ' - '!'-M' -' - - -I - - - - - -'m- - - -U - - M- - ' AMB ANCE-XSEIRVICE LADY ATTENDANT X wg lk . Y ' f 'ffl wilson mortuary 1nn H1111 ATlantic 2-6346 CLYDE WILSON 208 East Garvey Avenue ROBERT WILSON Monterey Park, Calif. 1111.1lm1,m1,...1,,.,1.,,.....,,.......,1. 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1.1....-.ml1m11'H1.W1.1n1.nu1.m1m....m.1, .1..m... 1.,......,.1nu1.m1....1..,,1,...1,,.,1W1 1,...1,,.,....,,,.1.I..1,...1.,,,1,,,.1..,,1,...1 1....1w11.my1nn1un1 1 1 1 MUNTEHEY PARK DRUG STUHE Cor. Garvey 5 Garfield Monterey Park, Calif. Phone ATlantic 2-1235 Free Delivery COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE I +- -- - l1 ------ - 1' - - l-l- - - l' - '1 - -' - -- - - - l1 - - - - l' - l'-' - '- - -'l- - - l'-- - ------H -1. 130 l 1..,,1111111111111111111f111111,1111,,,1 1111111111 l l 1 1 1 1.1n-11111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111u1.1 -1- 1 1 I 1 l l l LANE 5 CONGRATULATION ecfafi. HOPE ,Cl-IESTS C f W4 1 1' We pppp Yppf ppppipppp ppfpppppp l 41 anything you could possibly have - expected. 1 -' -4-4- 2 X -fi 1 E 5 K D - Beautifully matched and rare veneers May We also include the Mothers 3 me used. OH LC1f2e'S Spring w5DeCiGl- and Fathers, many who are our - Also equipped with automatic trays. . 2nd Outstanding Value friends and customers. : HOME FURNITURE CO. 1 45 E. MAIN ST. - ALHAMBRA - ESTABLISHED IN ALHAMBRA 22 YEARS l ....- ..., - ..., ,... ... .... - - ,,.. ... .... - .... ..1,... ..,. .. .... .. .. .... - .... - .... - ..,. ... .... - ..,, ... .... - .,.. .. ,,,. -.,.-...,.. .... .. .... - .... - ,.,. - .,.. .............-.g. in 1.1 .11. 11111111 1 -1 1111 nu-uc? +-21111 rvll 1 1 '- 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 lllw 1 II14 1 Ilrl -- Ilvl 1 1 1 1--HM1-ilu!! Best Wz'shes to CONGRATULATIONS Class of '44 h TO l 1 THE CLASS OF '44 1 . 1 1 pours oi shoes 1 l 1 ' 1 is all 1 - I l May We Continue i You need : to Serve You with i - Complete Confidence if they are Year atter Year. l A selected at 0 1 , S 1 1 ' ! 1 I 1 1 f 1 E PHILL OOTERY 1 mens LUGHR I , 32 E. Main st. Alhambra l 27 E. Main sf. AT. 2-36781 l . +-nu? IIV' -, .-, ,, ,1,,... ,,., 1.1 1 .,.. 1 ..11 1 1111 1 1111 1 .111 - 1111 -aio niofl-11111 1111 1 1111 1 1111 - 1111 1 1111 1 111: 1 - -1-- 1111 -- 1111 1 1111 111111-HI--4' 1 131 I cfs 1.1 1 111.1m11....-awv-- -... 1,11-1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. .1 1 111m.1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111 I Chg A 4 X v Emir, ' I I ,. W' 1 4, A' A 4 3 M 4 Lk , ' ggONOR.A11u1Ai1O'Ns -4 1 5 'L , ' 1 1 A ' Y! FV' evil I I ,V , 11 . i V uv' f' .P-QQ' 1 1 J ' 'I . XL , ,Q tv ml W,yCA,lAia S F A L .X .J . , , if - 94 ' M 4, .n , 1, .1 .Lv 1 'gif ,bv . 1 ,J 1, ' LV' Lf V 'V Od. gf , -f , From .44 -f Ly i M, 1 , N V X Diff bu 'W V ..1. IQVE' V Oi I .A , ' hwy! Y iv' 1 CR A W+F C .R, 1 Ml 1 W 'T , ff' h V! J yr 1 If ' I ., J f ' is O R E43 H 1 1 'Alf fx F, if .,L' t P fi . 4 r L I 4, , V ' ' J' ik I ' ' K ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'n'f' 'f ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' 'M' AT. 1-9163 ANTIQUES I i i BEHENS ANTIQUES VIC Gnd TERRY S Miss M. GIBSON. Manager I E 701 E. Garvey Ave., Monterey Park. Calif. T l -x-4-n-1- 1--- - --II - --Af - -f1- - 'f-1 - '1-1 -w- --1- - 'f'- - --11 - vvkl - --vf - 11-- -1-- Sl ache . l c A 1-' E R W- 1-1-4-1-1 - - - - - - - -M- T PHONE Arianna 2-2796 AUTHENTIC 1 MONTEREY CLEANERS 1 1 MEXICAN-SPANISH WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT I T 349 E. G Monterey Pgrrlzeiecxlif. -i--- -f-- ------- H H- --II - --ll - -AII - ---1 - ---' - 1--- ---1 101 ' 1 1 4- rrfr ---- rrrr - rrrr - rrlr - ffrr - rfrr - rfrr - rrrr ---- rfrr - 223 West Mission Drive f C0mP1imeHfS 10 fhe u Class Q1 '44 OU E1 Cmm Real RAMONA DYE WORKS SUN Gflbf 191 i szs N. GARFIELD T i MONTEREY PARK AT. 2-4148 ,,- .... .... .... . . .-.. .... - .... -4. in- ---- - -1.1 - ---- - -.,- - ---- - -1-- -H ---- - ---- - --11 - ---- -.... 4- f1321 11u1nn.-. .. 1 i .. 5 : I I E 1 I I 1 i 1 1. i 1 1'-up 'P' 11i11 1 1 1 -- - -- 1 1ln1l+ 5 I 1 - I : , 95 2 I . , NO I I Best Wishes X01 I 1 . KILL I l And Congratulations To The 10 ' A 12 E I 1 CHQ I I GRADUAHNG CLASSES 1 I I I 1 OF '44 I TO THE CLASS i of Q - 1? 1944 I I rom - 1 l af 2 . l . 1 . 1 I M c K a y D r u g I 1 I f , - Harts .lewe ers 1 1 Store I Q I . 40 East Main 1 E 1 : CWhere everybody goesl I Alhambra I 1 I T ..........-.....-.. .... ....-..- - - ,,., - ,,,. .,,, ,f,,-,, ..---- ------ - Im-Im-.5 --H-----H--W -'-' -I--M-I-M '--- -H-'---H- ---- -1- '--- ------1 -1- ---' - '--- - - A'-' - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - --'- - --'- --------1---- -1---+ I Anemia 1-9313 After the Show or LEES SERVICE STATION - l After the Game , SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION - - HIS 1 Tires - Batteries I - 1 Gilmore Gas and Oils z I L E O I S I 1065 Garvey Ave. Garvey. cum. 2 ' 1729 W- Main Alhambra I -...1...-...-...-.....1.- - -1.-..1....1.-...........- .... -.... 4, .f...-..-...- .,.. - .... - .... ...... .... - . ...-...,-.,,,...,,,-,i, un1M11m-n11111u1uu1un1IIn1IIn-Im1nII- rlll -11111 IIII 1Il1II0!l Og- IIII 1 Ilrl 1 Illx 1 rlll 1 rsll 1 1 1 llvl 1 unlr 1 nuux - nnnx - nnlu -1111-nninlingg GAR DELL M ARKET 1 AT. 2-1839 Res. AT. 2-7911 110 W. Garvey Wilmar I Weston Supply Co' ' : Hidin E ui men 3 Little Giant Grocery Store : Zfockffleffs All Kid? Lsqfhel Repair upp 165 Cli ers Re aired and Shar ened I R- H- ANTHONY I ' A. s. Wesum PP San Gabriel, 211111. --- ---- -lxr - mf- 'f - KKI' - f- - --t' - 1 f - - - - ' - '1 -3- -i-1-11- f1 - - - - 1- - ---- - - f - - --II - - - - -lrl - '1'- - Irlt --I-'- -fll ---I'--i 11-M---I-me -- -1- --ft - ---- - -f'- - --'- - 11-- - ---- - -- - '-'1 - ---- -1+ -1- ---- -1- - - ---- - ---- - -1-- - --IV - ---- - 11-' - ---- - - - - -I----1------1 ' 1 . KIIVIBRO FEED STORE I I MURRAYS 5f1U ' Successor to Sharp's - I I 1528 Valley AT. 2-6742 Phone AT. 1-3432 1 I - Rosemead, Calif. - 120 W. Garvey Ave. Wilmar, Calif. I I gig-nn-1 vlll 1 I ' -- 1 1 iiii 1 1 ' ' - -'S' 'i ' 1 '-' 1 T 1 -' 'i ' 1 - in - 'i' L 133 1 X. ,if f Cf ,111 f.X.,4.,xQ! 'I W X, l -x f 1 if Y! 11 J 'g'- 1 IIY4 1 FYJW1 1 Illl T IIII 1 flll 111111 IIII v'U-lvlI1I1M-pJ11lIv- llll -un1Hn!n ullu xvnv 1 lnyl 1 1 1lq4 1 lllf 1 llll 1 llll 1 1.ll 1 y1f4 1 llyl 1 llfm 111111-IIII - ,P ff c TER GUMP, The si CLALB Printing co. E 2' V WM z - LV W mayb? grid meweler 'xxx V ! 40 . Gawieiyf Alhambra. I fseivgggi thabgleases 75 las MU Venues! kj Calif- ! ! I A - lf! I I 1536 Valley P Rose ad, Caljgf i T I ff A, 'W '3123 tilll-1'-11111 llll 111ky7I::- lnnu 1611:-Rr-1 eumx 11111-Q:-I uuuu 1 uuuu 1nn- nnnn nufu -Zig-Jion1u111117i1a1 :vnv 1 uuus nnuu -uu1uu--uu-- 1 - 11111- LXNK I 11, My I JJ J I I '!'- 1!F -Nwj- 21341-1111111 vvvv N1 IIII 1 IIII 1HIIT:j-H-- IIII -H1113 'Q'-11,74 IIII - Ivll 1y4kvf-+411 IIII - 'LII -- f' -- Ill' 1 1 1 1 '1 '1-' I V A I I I if T IACK-SON I IQN SEBVIQEL T ,vii 50 GRATULATIONS 2 J L ' : F ' 1 I l T f 100 Va11VfBlvd' If ' if to the CLASS of 44 z 'X San ggfbriel fl! AJ-1 NVVWXISTCHMAKER and IEWI-:LER I If-if ,W ' V I - L f, 'f I 2041 s. Garfield Ave 1 TTRES - TILXES - BATEERIES, Ai CPMILLER A1hamb,.,, Calif, 0i0 7i7TL f1 'I 1 1 II 1rll'I1 Ilvl 1 IIII -r-J4iI1IIH1 IIII 1-Hy- III' -A III1 1 III1 Twin! ,i,,,1,,,, ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1. ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,. ..,,,,..,,,.1.,. fr- UQ 111 A f I I J '?11ll'1 ffll 1 'I'i -- fffi 711111411 ifll 'III H111 IIII 1111111154-11I111I2v3' ,?- ,,,, .1Q,1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,., 1,,,,1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 .,,, 1 ,... ...,..1..,... , HOSI Y f , LINGERIE I I I I ' 2 2 The Alhambra Camera Shop l I A 1:3Mf I ' J 305 AP DRESS SHOP 127 West Main - Alhambra ' il NgTf1G1'L,Ff5Q s and Hats For 1 g AT 2 6 65 : 1 ff Occasions 1 1 I ' ' - - J 1540 valley Blvd' I MARK KEPPELS PH T EA TERS , AT. 2-5039 Rosemead- ' BCC ND R OP 'i '1'lll1 'III 1 III' 1 III' 111111 Inll 1 1 1111 unuu 1 llun 1 nlxx 1 nunx - E uiou1un xvnl inil 1 zvll 1 1 iull 1 rfvu 1 lliu 1 vvi' 1 vivl 11111111 2 I jj f 1 - X IQ I af X D iiii .iii iiii 1 iiii , iiii 1 iiii .iii 1 i.i 1 iiii 1 iiii I iii 1 .iii 1 iiii iiii 1 ii i 1 i ii 1 .iii - iiii 1 i i 1 iiii K l EMI I GARY : CONG ATULAT1 s 1 2 W i to e Class of '44 - at es an o s J - ' QNES D T. ST Wi 123 N. Garfield J l Alxambra I I 2-2705 X ACCURATE TIME SERVICE T 4 .Main Alhambra n1nu- nvll 1 Ivfr 1 IIII 1 III1 -- IIII 1 vrll 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 Ivll -- vlll 1 vvnr 1 111u 1 -I11 1 v-1I gi. -... iiil ... iiii 1 ..., ,, 1111 1 ,,,, 1, ,,,, 1 IIII -, ,III Tm' Q3 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '!' 'Q' - f - '- 1- - - - - ' - - '- ---1-- ' , - l 1 IF YOU WANT A l HAIRCUTS TEXAS MEAT 1 PATRONIZE MARKET li I GILMORE BARBER SHOP 272 E- Garvey X , all 114 N. Garfield Monterey Park AT. 1-5813 - - -1- -i-----M- - - - --w---i--------I..- - - - - Xb N -1- I-i- - --Ii - --ii - -iii - ---1 - --i- - Ii-i - 1-ii - i--- - ---- - ---- - -f-- - --'- - III- -1-1----1 -1- 1-'- - --'- - --'- - ---- - ---- - i-'- - ---- - ---- - i--- - --i- - ---- - --i- -1--- 1--. --1- N L ATlantic l-7958 210 N. Garfield Ave. 1 1 I DU-RITE TERMITE 5. FUNGUS Alhambra 011109 Supply XJ N - 1 .. L? - 3 I THE STATIONERY SHOP QQ 1 MONTEREY PARK. CALIFORNIA I RUSSELL W. DAVIS 112 wesi Main sifeei R I Member Pest Conirol Operaiors of California, Inc. 1 -i--i-11- i-11 - ii-- - ii-- - --ii - --i- - ii-- - --ii - IIII - i--- - -iii - --ii - -i-- - i--- - -i-- 3- -i1'---i-- 11-- - ii-- - --ii - 'i-- - i--- - ---- - ---- - --if - -1-- - -i-. - 1... - I... - .I,. -..,.- I 134 1 ' 1 r a '!'- A' 1 1 1l '1 1 1 1l - '- -' -HH-HH--nu.:-un-ual. ll-mr.-01 1.,,l.-ml' I,..r--.ln-rl...-.011ml--.ru-ml-uni --ml-R44 l ' T 'll f T l I E. 1.. STINSON MARKET T - CONGRATULATIONS i 5 I 4 1, E E , 1 We X 9 I - T In Kc,Sne,fS M at T. ff I Dj GRADUATES OP 44 lg J Q A l i ' ' : 2007 South Gdrl eld 1, jg 3 MONTE EY THEATRE . e v ill , l l l I A 1 Phone AT. 2-3945 if lv' Quallflylilsupxemei-li W ,fill-ljvgys Q gfeqf hit. l 'Pl' 1'E' 'T - '- - - '1 - -'-- - --l- --in Ile- ---- -0- -I----H-4. 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Zen- I... -....- .... -,.,.-...,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,- I Garvey Feed 61 Hardware ROSEMEAD THEATRE : Griswold's Corset Shop - PAINTS - PET SUPPLIES I I TI-IE BEST ENTERTAINMENT - I Foundations and Brqggieres I A-AI? Xvgigfflfd I Rosemead at Valley I I Lingerie - Accessories ' ' ' 5 AT. 2- 53 B . - ' ' I was E- I l,,.-,.,-.,,fZ-..,,-, - - ,,., .?ij,,.iii,,I .fL..l2iXi,,21f:,,,,- - Mhffmbm ,gui lllv 1 im- Ilyy -'IH-uuiqluillyi -'mini' ,!,'111111111111111111111111111--111111111-11111 IIII 111u111e!. 20111111111111-1111-11111111111111111111-111111111-nal I Compliments I I IEFFS PHARMACY I I RHazeImCmS Radio Shop - of - 730 East Valley Blvd. , 1 ADIZ? SQIIQESEQQIQIESIQIVICE I GARVEY HARDWARE I I San Gabriel, California I 2 phone 214 W- Main I 122 W. Garvey. Monterey Park I I Phone: AT. 2-4745 AT. 2-5946 Alhambra 4.111-11111 IIII 1 IIII 11111111111 1111 1 1111 1 1111 1 1111 1111111115: aio111111111111-1111111111-'HI' 1 '- l'1 'q' + i 'i 'i 1II11111111111111.111111 Il361 ?-Illlillll? 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