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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1948 volume:

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Jw E ffv ifflffere --'L ' A K3 4' 'sXXf,, v ' wi Q 1 ww ' N x r sh DE W wx 4 wa N a Y K V 5 g Y ftjiws . .L4::,g. gy QM. 'fi Yff'raf ,z - . 'U se 'ffbl .. V 1 1 Sw fax 1 . Q - f 1 ,, 4 gi, ,Z Q Vfg9 Pd 5-3' ,,. ,HX yi? V' Y :u A ' gg . ' NM 3 X , xx U g Q -A fi: J 8 'vi ,I A ff! Pwgw ' K' xx V Y 9, Qs ,Rb- IN THIS DIVISIUN YUU Wlll FIND Mr. Powell, Retiring Teacher Board of Education Mr. Bettinger Mr. Stolsesbary Mr. lawson, Principal Boys' and Girls' Vice-Principals Registrar Counselors Members of the faculty Class Actions 0ffice Staff Cafe Staff Maintenance Bus Drivers RETIRING ..... On behalf of our Student Body, the editors of the l948 Teocalli ex- tend their best wishes to Mr. Powell our retiring art teacher who has taught at Keppel since its inception nine years ago. After his retirement he intends to continue painting and to travel in Mexico. A Although we are reluctant to lose him, we realize that our loss is someone else's gain. We all wish him continuing success in his work and in his travels. 13 U41 BOARD OF EDUCATION ROW l: Mr. Yelland, secretary ofthe board: Mrs. Pattison, secretaryg Mr. Miller President: Mrs. Cornelius, Vice-president: and Mr. Bettinger, Superinten- dent of schools. ROW 2: Mr. Stokesbary, Deputy Superintendent of Schools: Dr. Lehman: Mr. Clark. Superintendent of Schools MR. BETTINGER MR. STOKESBARY Asst. Superintendent ot Schools ml? Unsung and unheralded is the industrious quintet who comprise the mem- bership ofthe Alhambra City Board of Education through whose untiring efforts and mature counseling our school system functions with such a high degree of success. The Board meets twice a month. Its main function is serving as the policy forming body of school system. Other responsibilities include the solving of all problems involving school politics and the allotting of funds for the operation of all the schools in the Alhambra district. We should all be appreciative of the efforts of these friends in making our school one of the most efficient schools in the state. i MR. PEEL MRS. I. W. WHITE Boys' Vice Principal Girls' Vice Principal MR. RAWSON MRS. BENNETT MR. STROTHER MRS. MURIEL WHITE Registrar Counselor Counselor Visiting Teacher U91 i I Mr. Ahrens i:Miss Arzl' Miss Ater Mr. Austin Mr. Barringel Mr. Buck Miss Busher Mrs. Cassle Mr. Cafto Mr. Christense Mr. Dawley Mrs. Davis Mr. DeMond Mr. Dean Miss Dixon Miss McNeil Mr. Crubbs Miss Hager Mr. Hannon Mr. Hazeltim Mrs. Beaumont ::'Mrs. Beebe '::Mr. Bonar Mrs. Brewer Mrs. Brotman Miss Clark Mr. Cook Mrs. Crisman Mr. Cutlip Miss Daniel Miss Fine Mr. Fisher Mr. Forster Mr. Freeman :Z:Mrs. Gleason Mr. Horne Mrs. jenkins Mrs. Kasner Miss Kendall Mr. Korns s, X N-5, E 'Q V f ' V X Q ' ,. i ' ,. Q W ' A - mf I W 'f x X 1-iff-5 4 fs Q f wa 1 r wisp X , V' W' N 3 , I 5 3 V Q5 E -. M Y ig 7 .115 -' Q4 ' - i A . 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Winter '48 Class Ufflcers Heaven Can Wait -W 48 Class Play Senior Personalities Winter l948 class Summer '48 Class 0fflcers You Can't Take lt With You S48 Class Play Senior Personalities S 48 Summer l948 Class Winter l949 Class Summer l949 Class Winter l950 Class Summer ISI50 Class Winter l95l Class Summer l95l Class Winter l952 Class S I H BbMl W-43 Class Ufficers 'T R, ww, M . . r .aww Elaine Coodspeed Betty Siringo Glenn Parrish Robert Miller Robert Browning Betty Siringo Paul Hatch Davene Narrens Dorothy King june Hart LLM WA ,NW U N, layne Unger Ronald Loney Eugene Grimm Lucille Giusto lay Martin Ronald Loney loe Erwin Eddie Foreman june Bishop Carolyn Meeks A laugh-happy, very complicated and entirely unbelievable fantasy was the Winter '48 class play, Heaven Can Wait. Directed by Mr. Harold Salisbury and student directors june Bishop and Carolyn Meeks, this hilarious play was presented on Novem- ber l3, l4, and l5. It was the story of a professional boxer, joe Pendelton, who is taken to heaven sixty years too early by the over anxious messenger, 70l 3. He can't stay in heaven for it is against regulations, but he also can't go back to living his former life because his body was destroyed. Mr. jordan, the custodian of the Pearly Gates, sends him back to earth to inhabit the body and live the life of a wealthy financier, Mr. Farnsworth, who is about to be murdered. 32 of Lelia Heintz Bob Browning Bonnie Bradbury PERS NALITIES loc Erwin The editors are pleased to present these outstanding campus personalities of l948. Their charm and appeal have earned for them the friendship and admiration of our entire student body. The masculine members of our student body will remember the sparkling personality of Betty Siringo, the versatile talents of Lelia Heintz, and the charm and vitality of Bonnie Bradbury. On the other hand the better half of the Student Body can still be seen drooling over the masculine pulchritude of Norman Brown, the brilliant witticisms of jovial joe Erwin, and the unusual talent of that great thespian, Bob Browning. Betti Siringo Norman Brown G k Az ' 2 if XX--sv Q W A X za. ' ,W if ,f 'ff mf' '- Fw A we x X x 'Q . X ., ix -x Q M -155 . Q Q22 . . N .k zzz- X i 1 Q J XS X A wx' x s RN! K F X Hi ,K ,. 5 Q ,.,N ET, zzz X EA uw w - f . 5 Y. i x X S Sw W 35? X K X -Si v x Q . wh K xx Q X X . , sm -Q . WX 1 wx XS A N X J . NN ,. x x x ,if ,Mx gg- N X ex, - -x : Q N 'N N 'Q- 1 I- , 'YY s-,Mk .gf .- :0 '5,.7.E.i v f ' ff -7' '- , -if -. V '11, W A 25 xx,x I I .: -, . Q X 5 Rx ., , .- x.-' x 1 A 1- 5 ,D ,.,.,. 5, M 1 5 F' sfkf Q .,. fx Adolphson, Elizabeth Bishop, lune Bramel, Bill Caringella, Stella Downing, Carol Etherton, Mildred Graham, Rose Maria Allan, Robert Bick, Harriett Commercial Club Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Los Amigos Bricker, Sue Chambers, Dorothy A Cappella Clhoir Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Bible Club Science Club Class Secretary Dix, Claude Fish, Eugene Grimm, Eugene Senlor Play Light and Shadow Club Sentinel Austin, Donna Art Club Science Club Senior Play Borash, Eleanor Radio Club Discussion Club Brown, Norman Student Body Presi- dent Varsity Football Junior Exchange Club Legislative Council Chavez, Antonia Ellico, Caroline Commercial Club Secretarial and Bank- lng Club Foreman, Eddie Giusto, Lucille Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club Legislative Council A11 Class Committee Senior Play' 10th Grade President Barkhurst, Billie Batcheller, Byron Bowers, Shirley President of Band Legislative Council Spanish Club Science Club Bible Club Orchestra Browning, Bob Senior Play Light and Shadow Club President of Band Secretary of the Key Club Legislative Council Hungry Six Christiansen, Shirley Foreign Friendship Club Science Club Spanish Club Bible Club Sentlnel Earhart, Ramona Fradella, Ernest Heintz, Lelia President of Chanti- con Tri-Hl-Y Light and Shadow Club Radio Club Forensics Club Bible Club Legislative Council Bradbury, Bonnie Secretary of Clubs A Cappella Choir Chanticon Tri-Hl-Y Spanish Club Freshman Commer- cial President Butler, Wallace Collard, Annie Foreign Friendship Club Science Club Bible Club Sentinel Band Erwin, loe Fried, Ronald Hart, lune Secretary of Activities Senior Play Secretary of B12 and B10 Class Chanticon Trl-Hi-Y Class Committees Dance Committees Berndt, Elsa Commercial Club Secretarial Club Art Club B10 and A10 Class Committees Senior Play Stage Crew Manager Bracken, lay Caringella, Mary Davis, lohn Etherton, Minnie Goodspeed, Elaine Hatch, Paul Varsity Football Senior Play Light and Shadow Club Varsity Basketball Glee Club Varsity Club F251 4 44 1'k ::J' Q, ., W1 HENN4. 5 Q I -f E , , X 1 X N 'Nb X X -QI . x X X. xx X 4 X X X N - L .MN .f 1 'A v XW E 'fx i P 3 be 'F N ,gk K ,. x . 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Oren, Richard Ratliff, Margie Unger, layne Spanish Club President of Literar Y Society Bible Club Senior Play Holzinger, lohnny jackson, Phillip Lichtenberger, Gabriella Commercial Club German Club Secretarial Club Scholarship Society Business Manager of Senior Class Martin, lay Senior Play Key Club Varsity Football Light and Shadow Club Legislative Council Band Myatt, Charles Prewitt, lda Seese, Wilma Wash ko. Le Roy Hughes, Don King, Dorothy Senior Play Light and Shadow Club Commercial Club Radio Players Legislative Council Discussion Club Lifur, Rosemary McPeek, Gaylene Spanish Club Bible Club Science Club Senior Play Sentinel Legislative Council North, Richard Rogers, Eugene Sickler, Don Tripodes, Vivian Aztec Staff Associate Editor of Aztec Scholarship Society Literary Society Discussion Club Science Club Smuin, Grace Hume, Dot Piano Club Commercial Club Science Club Bible Club Annual Photographer Kemper, Gloria Kearney, Betty Science Club Commercial Club Art Club President of Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Annual Photographer Meeks, Caroline Student Director of Senior Play A11 Class Officer Science Club Light and Shadow Club Spanish Club Bible Club Narens, Davene President of Light and Shadow Club Secretary of 'Foren- sics Club Spanish Club Radio Players Scholarship Society Literary Society Rohrbough, Ray Skogman, Evelyn Thorp, Barbara Tummino, Rose Marie Legislative Council Drama Club Friendship Club f I K 5 Q ,ff fyfff uf V-Q, Pzfllflz M f x - CD ff! 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X X X X X y o 5 Acosta, Manuel Alericl1,Ioan Senior Play Toltec Tri-Hl-Y Legislative Council Secretarial Club Acuna, Mavis Secretary of Girls Social Committee Chairman Vice President B11- A11 Class Rally Committee Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Discussion Club Ahlquist, lo Ann Legislative Council Spanish Club Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Science Club Discussion Club A11 Social Club Bustillos, Benjamin Buck, Shirley Browning, Louise Brandrup, loyce Bowling, Marian Freshman Science Club G.A.A. Bechtel, George Bello, Irene Feature Editor of Aztec Staff Radio Club Spanish Club Art Club A11 Social Com- mittee Discussion Club Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Commercial Club Foreign Friendship Legislative Council Bowers, Frederick Beilstein, laVonne 9th Grade Council Legislative Council Science Club Chanticon Tri-Hl-Y O Beach, Dick Varsity Football Hi-Y Varsity Club Bee Track Math Club Science Club Adams, Darleene French Club Science Club Glee Club Anderson, Edward 41 2 Bush, Margaret Brown, Robert Bonessa, Frank Bernasconi, Robert Brown, Donald Aguirre, Henry lx! , l 1 Arquette, Wilfred Secretary of French Club Scholarship Society Bland, Rita Flag Raising Science Club Latin Club Literary Society Bonds, Robert Bowler, Pat Scholarship Society Debate National Forensic League Cabinet Editor of Aztec Light and Shadow Brand, Martin Bass, Silas Aguirre, Helen Allard, leannette Anderson, Bruce Ashby, Sam Bussell, Bernard Bossick, Robert Bond, Sylvia Art Club A11 Social Com- mittee Senior Girls' Trlo Legislative Council Art Editor of Annual A Cappella Cholr Brubaker, C. W. Varsity Basketball Head Cheer Leader Science Club Literary Society Babbitt, Ruth A11 Social Com- mittee G.A.A. Latin Club Science Club Commercial Club Foreign Friendship Club urger, Clarence J.V. Baseball Varsity Baseball A Cappella Cholr Legislative Council 72 Club Brainard, Pat Senior Class Sec- retary Chanticon Trl-HI-Y Science Club Math Club Rally Committee French Club olton, Barbara French Club Bible Club Science Club Literary Society Scholarship Society Beresford, Alice Discussion Club Science Club Los Amigos Legislative Council Chanticon Tri-Hl-Y ateman, lone Vice President B12 A12 Class Art Club Legislative Council Commercial Club E431 .3 .sw My 'HTF Barsky, Howard Senior Play Spanish Club Science Club Cherry, Donald Craig, Mickey Student Director of Senior Play Legislative Council Secretarial Club Tolteo Trl-Hl-Y Connors, Thomas Cross, Robert Dockstader, lohn Demeter, lack Baldwin, Nevelyn Commercial Club Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Piano Club Foreign Friendship Club Discussion Club Cambianica, losepl' Clark, Carol G.A.A. Science Club Literary Society Scholarship Society Cotten, Claude Varsity Football B11-A11 Class President B12-A12 Class President Secretary of Boys Varsity Club Legislative Council Curry, Iackie Science Club Foreign Friendship Glee Club Legislative Council Dovvding, Diane Basenberg, Doris Girls' Trio Scholarship Society Spanish Club Science Club Math Club A Cappella Choir Cardenaz, Chris Varsity Club Spanish Club Science Club Varsity Basketball Trainer Bee Football Trainer Tennis Manager Cloud, Neal Cornell, Kenneth Dudley, Robert Dudley, Robert Root Cadilli, Ioan Cerniwey, Nancy Connors, Robert 72 Club Piano Club Coleman, Donna Duncan, loan DiVecchio, Mary DeCecco, Raymond Davidson, Gaylord Dahlberg, David Casto, Louise Chason, Anne Spanish Club Science Club Conklin, Charles Senior Play Band Senior Orchestra Colbert, William Dunn, Mary Discussion Club Literary Society Science Club Deneau, Harry Cansler, lames Cesar, Delbert Cox, LaVonne Chapman, Layne Dunn, Pearl Spanish Club Science Club Bible Club Desy, Donnis Secretarial and Bank ing Club Commercial Club Art Club Foreign Friendship Club Elmsley, Gertrude Endy, Lola I45 ,fgmvzmsuwvgsy Y W . wg ..-.ML A an 9 ei V A 1,- K ' Q V' 1 Mu., vz 1' N E ?, ,Ag 5' .3 ,A., 9' 4 5 in-4 . ,gl , Q I Q 1 fl N f 5 wiht., Bw, x .6331 A, g Xa ix Q Xin! .. 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Grimaud, Gabriel Discussion Club Bible Club Science Club Aztec Staff Photography Editor ' of Annual Legislative Council Ervin, Fred Ford, Iames Senior Band Senior Orchestra Science Club Fehl, Dolores French Club Science Club Gerard, LaDonne Geniella, Colleen Houtenbrink, Karel Hunt, Robert Hoskins, Lila Holzinger, Edward Holleron, George Henson, Henry Everitt, Richard Foster, loyce Math Club A Cappella Choir Legislative Council B9 Council Senior Glee Club Farmer, loyce Gleason, Elwood Gutierrez, Claudine B9 Dancing Club G.A.A. Los Amigos Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Commercial Club Piano Club Horton, lames Latin Club Science Club Hargis, Erma Lee Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Commercial Club Freeman, Wesley Foulger, Kenneth Farber, Emma ,tl Ju! If Glen,,Mqr,ileal1 ch I rship Society ipearial and Bank- C ng Club Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Hirsch, Richard Holtberg, Helen Latin Club Science Club Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Harman, Pat Ann French, Robert Varsity Track 72 Club French Club Latin Club Student Director of Senior Orchestra Scholarship Society Fox, Donald Garcia, Tommy Varsity Football Varsity Basketball 72 Club Junior Exchange Club Goodrich, Grace Science Club G.A.A. Huney, lo Anne Literary Society Science Club Discussion Club Legislative Council Scholarship Soclety House, Suzanne Chanticon Trl-Hi-Y Girls' League Scholarship Society Math Club French Club Hand, Zoe Latin Club Art Club Science Club Discussion Club 'fif- I I Q vf U '-4, w 'Un ,pf , 'f NY fp f fem, mga .4 ,.. gi nl' O 6 V i ,f gn A M W 75? gf IQ 5 A A X q b ,pri 5 Haeckel, juliene Sclence Club Piano Club Usher's Club Haeger, Margary jones, Leon Klein, Lawrence Kelley, Karol Lawing, Wanda Hageman, Pat' Toltec Trl-Hl-Y Spanish Club Literary Society Science Club Habeck, lanita Secretary of Activi- tles Football Queen Senior Orchestra Latln Club Science Club Literary Society john, Sharon Knecht, Shirley Kelley, Karolyn Laughton, joyce Dlscusslon Club Blble Club Science Club Usher Club Lgngfgan,Margaret L well Rebecca 0 i Secretary of Girls Chantlcon Trl-Hl-Y Girls' League A11 Soclal Com- mlttee Loglslatlve Council Secretary Song Leader Holtzclaw, Edward Hawthorne, Patsy Hernandez, Harold Iten, jerry Basketball Key Club Aztec Staff X, Legislative Council 'K johnston, David Kiertzner, Harold Kenworth, Kurt Discussion Club Science Club Llght and Shadow Club Senior Pla Y A Cappella Cholr Art Club Lanier, Dorothy Lunn, Margaret jones, Charlene Annual Staff Club Committee Llterary Society G.A.A. Kirkland, Anita Toltec Tri-HI-Y Literary Society Scholarship Society Spanish Club Science Club Kaufman, Beverly Secretary of Records and Correspondence Legislative Councll Secretary Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Letourneau, Raymond Mahn, Lawrence Varsity Club Varsity Track Bee Track Varsity Cross Country German Club Science Club Hayes, Rose Mae jackson, William Koetx, Louise Spanish Club G.A.A. Toltec Trl-Hl-Y Secretarial and Bank- lng Club Commercial Club Foreign Frlendshlp Keefer, Charles K ufman, ne Lillie, Graydon Mayeda, Shoji , ,ay 415 e F Hastings, Mercedes Llght and Shadow Society Chantlcon Trl-Hl-Y Dlscusslon Club President Vice President of Forensics Literary Society Business Manager of Annual Ivory, Patsy Spanish Club Science Club jones, joyce Girls' League Science Club G.A.A. Vlce President French Club Kilpatrick, Pat Flag Glrl Secretary of Glrla A19 Committee Chairman Chantlcon Trl-Hl-Y Legislative Council Dlscusslon Club Lauricella, Patrina Longo, Anthony Aztec Staff Sports Edltor of Annual Leglslatlve Council McKenzie,Cameron If 49 0 I ' f an 'F Nami wk . - , I be 1 all X :sf 44 . QQ -5 ' ww. X X 5 Messina, Carumi Discussion b Commercial Club Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Mitchell, Henry Moran, Richard Nielsen, Florence Lorraine Art Club Annual Stal? Nelson, Beverly Melick, Florine Meyers, Lillian lean Molnar, Ernest Norwood, Iuanita Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Winchaskl Trl-Hi-Y A11 Secretary Oxby, Maybelle Mellen, Michael Miller, lohn Mott, Ray Varsity Football Legislative Council J.V. Baseball Spanish Club Science Club Noll, I. Crawford Overholser, john Girls' League Art Club Senior Editor of Bible Club Annual G.A.A. A Cappella Choir Latin Club B12 Class Committee Secretarial and Bank- Radio Players ing Club Discussion Club Pinkley, loyce Phillips, Grace Prante, Rabern Legislative Council ll Science Club Freshman Council 72 Club Art Club Spanish Club Science Club Varsity TI'30k Commercial Club lil 'l Legislative Council Parks, Mack Richards, Shirley Richerson, Lorena Scholarship Society President Forensic Club President Secretary of Litera- ture Light and Shadow Club Mclntosh, Eddie Miller, Marilyn Spanish Club Science Club Toltec Trl-Hl-Y Discussion Club Bible Club - in W ,Z Musto, Betty Nelson, lohn F. Myers, Elizabeth lane G.A.A. Moles, Beverly Norton, Naomi Piano Club Art Club Nelson, lohn Calhoun Postlewaite, Rollin Puett-, Edgar Packard, Monte Legislative Council Light and Shadow Club Football Senior Play Rincon, Dolores Parsons, Deon Editor of Aztec Radio Players Scholarship Society President Forensics Discussion Club Literary Society Riner, Norma Toltec Trl-Hi-Y G.A.A. President Science Club Foreign Friendship Art Club Mendoza, Rose Morrison, Charles Norton, Nancy Piano Club Art Club Nava, Gloria Art Club Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Price, Patricia Quintanar, Lucy Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Rich, Philip Freshman Science Club Science Club Latin Club 72 Club II 51 wv N , ,Q :es if , 'WQQ bv' i fixwfx . x. Xi. 0 Si is A N QS ir ,N ,XM wx xi 1 - Q xv 3 x 'X N2 Q 1 XM- , . x I Ks 2, X f' V 2 I N 'Q X X .gb X X X x xx 5 Roberts, Mary Ellen Art Club Commercial Club Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Bible Club Scholarship Soclety Winchaskl Tri-Hi-Y Raymond. Marilyn Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club Science Club OWS ence Club Spanlsh Club Toltec Trl-HI-Y Senior Girls Glee A Cappella Choir Ryerson, Roberta Slausen, Ralph Siemens, lohn Schrey, Doris Reyes, Anita A Cappella Choir G.A.A. Los Amigos Art Club Science Club Ramirez, Morris Secretary of Boys Science Club Spanish Club Speaker of Legisla- tive Council Varsity Basketball Varsity Track Rothlis, Marianne Swanson, Douglas Science Club Senior Band Senior Orchestra Stroud, Larry Spanish Club Science Club Foreign Friendship A Cappella Cholr Senior Play Skipwith, Thomas Schmitt, leannine Toltec Tri-Hi-Y French Club Reid, Dick Varsity Football Student Body President Legislative Council President Varsity Club B9 Class President Hi-Y Club Roath, Dora Science Club Foreign Friendship Rohner, Trudie B12 Class Treasurer Winchaskl Trl-HI-Y President Annual Staff Discussion Club Vice President Art Club Scholarship Society ewart, Donald Stemen, Eva Sharp, james Scholarship Society Key Club Science Club Sandoval, Ann Ratliff, Peggy 'X Robinson, Frank Rubin, Martin Stewart, Bruce Varslty Anparatus Varsity Club Hi-Y Club Science Club Skaggs, Samuel Serban, Michael Tate, lack Raya, Esther Stage Crew G.A.A. Los Amigos Art Club Senior Play Girls' League Rush, Roberta Scholarship Society Light and Shadow Club Radio Club Discussion Club Stone, Luanne Science Club Spanish Club Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Schirmeister, Martin Silver, David Serabia, Earl Tang, Rosemary Rasmussen, Earl Roberts, Lucienne Legislative Council Sophomore Class Vlce President Art Club Scholarship Soclety B11 Social Com- mittee Science Club Swiggum, loanne Latin Club Literary Soclety Discussion Club Science Club Stentz, Marjorie Chanticon Trl-HI-Y President Radio Players Discussion Club Secretary of Clubs Senior Play Scholarship Society Sinner, luanita Bank Staff A Cappella Choir Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Commercial Club Sanders, Frank Taylor, Faye Art Club Secretary of Records Bible Club and Correspondence Secretarial and Bank- Secretarial and Bank- ing Club 5119 Club l53l 580 'ez J x Q 5 K. Q K 5 f 2, - ..-kv 2 Y ' -'12' i . , , M N Q , ' ,, .:,. 1 -:-- ,, f . ' .:,5E:E-::,:--- I x r 5' Q Tolmsoff, Stella Turnbow, Elene Waite, Franklin Wallen, Barbara Discussion Club Commercial Club French Club Science Club Scholarship Society Weaver, Wynn Varsity Football Varsity Track Bee Basketball Legislative Council Varsity Club Hi-Y Club Weber, Dolores Light and Shadow Club Senior Play Radio Club Williams, Donald Tinucci, Richard Truitt, Geraldine Freshman Dancing Club Art Club Science Club Wade, lacque G.A.A. Scholarship Society Discussion Club Science Club Literary Society Treasurer of A Cappella Choir Walton, Betty Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Science Club Orchestra Legislative Council Warchot, Frances Secretary of Finance Business Manager of Senior Class Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Treasurer A11 Social Com- mittee Commercial Club Discussion Club Webb, Mary Piano Club Science Club Discussion Club Bible Club Williams, Evelyn G.A.A. Science Club Legislative Council Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Tolmsoff, Sally Visco, loe Hi-Y Club Varsity Club Varsity Football Bee Football Varsity Track Bee Basketball Walker, Orville Walters, Charles Watcher, Walter Webb, Lewis Senior Play Light and Shadow Club Radio Players Science Club Williams, Gloria Science Club Bible Club G.A.A. Art Club Torres, Helen Valdez, Gloria Wall, Ardath Bible Club Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Discussion Club Wardrip, Pat Usher Club Watkins, lacqueline Spanish Club Light an Shadow Club Senior Play Weiermuller, Glen Wilson, Lennie s Toohey, Aileen Vassar, Frances Walcott, Del J.V. Tennis Varsity Tennis Varsity Club J.V. Baseball Ward, Charles Ware, Leah Wheeler, Clark Wilcut, Pat Aztec Staff Science Club Bible Club Winchaski Tri-Hi-Y Tennyson, Todd Tyler, Betty Wallace, lack 'vv4alrefs, Philip Junior Exchange Weal, Gene Scholarship Society Legislative Council Spanish Club Math Club Football Science Club Winklemen, Shirley Legislative Council Science Club Latin Club Scholarship Society Discussion Club Foreign Friendship Club Willson, Sarah I 55 1 C' t AD 561 Wilson, Tom Yakimof, Paul Chapman, Laync Wilson, David Yanker, Violel G.A.A. Los Amigos Secretarial and Bank- ing Club Perry, Robert Wilson, Carolyn Yocom, Lawrence U Mclntosh. Tom Woolverfon, Robert Zarp, Richard Moreno, Elvira Los Amigos Arl Club G.A.A. Stage Crew Wood. Donald Rene, Dolores Commercial Club Bible Club Library Club Discussion Club Quintana, Lydia Liierary Sociely Spanish Club Science Club Woolsey. 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ROW 3: Pinchott, Seright, Rhodes, Vinson, Weyer, Wolfer, Thomas, Smith, I., Oblinger, Nobile, Weaver, Norris. ROW 4: Ludvickson, Richardson, E., Mahaffey, Robinson, I., Rasmussen, I., Snyder, I., Sokol, Tierney, Cullen, Reddig. B10 ROW l: Smith, Wolfe, Pena, Farlon, Sandifer, McPeek, Pruhs, Bick, Stentz, Madsen, Carrda. ROW 2: Bauer, Young, Peters, Chapman, Wall, Russo, LeNoir, Earl, Leber, Iohannsen, LaCasella, Cook, Baughman. ROW 3: Lucas, Bradshaw, Brown, Tallman, Throckmorton, Taylor, Bers, Breon, Bergo, Loynd, Iensen. ROW l: Massaro, Vitale, Iackson, Love, Robbins, Smith, P., Chittick, Thompson, Miller. ROW 2: Loser, Crusky, Bertelli, Hurley, Mitchell, Plaisted, Flanders, Brown, Myers, Brewer. ,M-M A Clemintino President Rush Maddox Vice-President Class Committee Chairman I 67 I ma lg M M 5 .iw Id 'JV . 21 . Il if is .vw X an x -' I 1 s. . Lib, 5 ,Q v Q a:E:5.m,M,: ..gi5,,!., Y gh S 4. W P , Q4 ,' 'J A 5 ,-'xr ' q' 'Q 1 ' 'I' .-:-g 1 5:g 'S'b X .o.' .,.. 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Q ll g, jcfyw 1+ If G fs J1 1 l ll' ,ly if e 'X N ,1 ' , -:3?'U':i' ' - N we wifi fn feffalw R H3 - Lf G s B9 ROW Redding, Poole, Gray, Hill, Fradin. Sitx, 0'Dell, Albert, Biggle, Riggio, Quesinberry. ROW Barton, Hawthorne, Spencer, Doran, Culkins, Kimbro, Kampplain, Love, Bensch, Tiss, loannes, Gallagher, Dix Frazier, lohnson. ROW Perkins, Pollard, johnson, Arbuckle, Lund, Ries, La Casella, Gardner, Glen, Waterman, Parmenter, loyner, Rizzi. ROW Long, Baldwin, Russo, Balthrope, Bryant, Rogers, Wright, Visco, Miller, Van Zant, Timm, Cominos, King, Betrue Scott, Inman. n EMEMQQQQQ fb ,4 wi 1 ' .- Tx A X IE Y0lJ ARE INTERESTED IN SPORTS Pacific league Champs-Varsity Eootball J. V. Eootball Bee and Cee Eootball Varsity Basketball Bee Basketball Cee and Dee Basketball Varsity Baseball J. V. Baseball Varsity, Bee and Cee Track Pacific league Cross Country Champs Varsity Tennis J. V. Tennis Majorettes Band 1 ai lu Sport Actions ff , Pep Squads BUYS CAME THRUUG Defeating the Alhambra Moors in the best game of the season, the Aztec Varsity football team found itself in possession of the coveted title Pacific League Champs . Varsity coaches, Mr. Seixas and Mr. Austin, along with the rest of the team, deserve a lot of credit for their hard work during the season. The Aztecs started by traveling to South Pasadena. The Tigers were ahead 19-I6 when the gun went off ending a close, exciting season opener for the Aztecs. The leather-luggers took the sting out of their previous defeat when they scalped Glendale Broadway by a 13-0 score. Meeting El Monte in the first league game, the Aztecs tamed the Lions in a decisive 28-O victory. The Keppelites then traveled to Whittier where the Cardinals won a close l4-l3 game. The Aztecs came back to show their stuff when they defeated the Long Beach Poly jackrabbits 21-6. The Long Beach Wilson Bruins seemed to be a little stiffer competition for the Aztecs and the battle ended in a 7-7 deadlock. Probably the game with the most suspense of the season occurred when the Aztecs played the Excelsior Pilots and defeated them 2-0. The score was made when a long pass from Woolverton to Lloyd Brown was intercepted by a Pilot back behind his own goal line. Brown quickly tackled the luckless Pilot for a safety and the win- ning two points. The Aztecs next met the mighty Moors from Alhambra, and with the league title in the balance, the Aztecs came through and defeated the Moors 20-l3. This was one of the most exciting contests that the Atzecs played all season. The Aztecs went into the C.l.F. Playoffs where they were defeated 33-0 by a smooth-working Santa Monica Viking team. Tommy Garcia, center and team Captain, was chosen for the second consecutive year on the All C.l.F. first team. pang HAD Y Willoughby Esswein Sfemen Holzinger Allan Hatch Moran Keith Ballock Weaver Garcia Ludvickson Hazzard Dye Woolverton Letourneau x A VY Karan Brown, N. Martin Beach Bordier Brown, I. Durban Visco McClain Reid Stewart Burns Escher Parmenter Forrest Cotten 7 exe: nw 1 P ! Af: 1 NX, 1 'X .Q-W A i V ff E I K 452. :N- M A 2 K ff. X N I 3 Mika! wwf iw .5553 ,, , . F ki 4 x f r 0 0 -1' 1' oolb Il ff'mAfQQ '?2Q53 -vi 5. f 1.v. rooTaALL 1.,...f w,..x ROW I: Sampson, Fields, Crecnhaugh, Vaughfcr, Keenan, Strady, Hoyal, Day, Mecse. Hub- bard, Brewer. ROW 2: Kigcr, Luca, Wick, Eiland, Rodrick, Potter, Carter, McPerson, Dunks, Sterklc, Rass- muscn, Ballock BEE and CEE l:00TI3Al.l. xx, .ifxffk YN ' 2 '-'x ,lf --XXX ',,'X K X KS Q SS Q5 Q nl JT we-' Q ffl, 9 , Q Ffh 1 one is BEE FOOTBALL ROW l: Cloud, Purdy, Andary, Herrmann, Mellen. Holtzclaw, Tullgren, Cambianica, Bouncristiana, Gratney, Hart, Hcr- nandez. ROW 2: Holmes, Frey, Breon, lohannsen, Poe, Hemingway, Weal, Barrett, Foster, DeMascio, Thompson, Vurpillat, Hemingway. ROW 3: Coach Wilson, Goodrich, Beauchamp. 0'Sullivan, Umbrello, Hennisy, Howe, Scott, Bailey, Bustillow, Graham McEver, Etherton, n, Bernasconi, Wells, Flemming lManagerl, Williamson, Hayner lManagcrl, Armenl dariz. if ,f 2 . xx 3 wb vagal ,.,' gilt., 'M x, gn 1 I ta 5 J 1 N 1? v X lj . 1 KX a, 1 . 'P .jg WJ, f , I A ,U ff J 'C 4 31 nw' fm fam -Y f. 2 15 26,2 3 431 5 J P 1 . Q. ifwu-'um xm- x S I Mg 'QJXKX fb M .tmjvi 95 i .ibgigigg ff 26 ,Y X, A, ' Qffdf U Q Wg I . a Af? V ,f 114' ! is RJ I WQA W S Q uk Q V A 'Q' K fir? M Zac, ' 'Q 1 C V K fm Sf Q S12 , w w , X -b Q . M 'f 64 4 1 rg M Q I h '41 1 1 Jr A V ' X 4 E ff Zee' w si bbbbi - fi ' Q if Q' X 5 3 . Q, W ,v fe Q xx y Q-jf s ' 5.2. - A X R, ,, ,nf- t N X - . -v 's 1' t. if 35 Q X ,W 'ii QW' ASX, QJQWK' 'W a flq1?c, , lm F533 I1 ff ffl 33 fy' if fit' -'If QS Coach Seixas's hard fighting Cees went all out in their efforts and captured the Pacific League Cee Championship. Paced by Captain jim Kimbro and sharp shooting forward Keith McGlothlin, the mighty mites wound up the season with I3 wins and only one loss. CEE BASKETBALL ROW l: Bauer, Mgr., Campbells, Buck, lones, McCIothlin, Watt, Beal, lim Kimbro, Capt., C h S ' oac erxas. ROW 2: Meyers, Kimbro, Moore, Hillis, Dudley, A. Dottola, Thibon, Henderson, Tiss. ua' BW DEE BASKETBALL ROW l: Carwhille, Mgr. Holzinger, Coleman, Lozano, Evans, McClelland, Capt. E. Dattola, Barton, Coach Seixas, Keppel's Half Mites, also coached by Mr. Seixas, wound up the '48 basketball season with a total of 5 wins and 9 losses. The Dees, led by Buddy Evans, Captain Termite McClelland and Chub Dattola, made up for their lack of size with plenty of spirit and fight. X X IQ87 88 VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 2: Coach Purse ROW l: Booncristiana, Mangana, Tennyson, Woolverton, Sanderson, Breon, Garten, Brown. ll, Herrmann, Parmenter, Coldren, Coovert, Burger, Dudley, Hall, Thompson. The Mark Keppel High School Varsity Baseball team, under the direction of Coach Bob Pursell, got off to a good start by winning 5 out of 9 practice games. They were fortunate in having several outstanding players who had previously starred on Aztec teams, in addition to some promising newcomers. VARSITY BASEBALL Keppel Opponents 2 Chaffey 3 l2 Glendale 4 Glendale 6 Glendale 3 john Muir 3 Glendale 3 Chatfey 5 L. A. Wilson 3 john Muir l L. B. Wilson 0 Whittier L. B. Poly El Monte Excelsior Alhambra L. B. Wilson L. B. Poly Bell Bardens Bell Gardens El Monte Whittier Excelsior L. B. Wilson Alhambra l.V. BASEBALL ROW l: McCullough, Love, Pilant, Dattola, McGlothlin, lenkins, Sanderson, Stuart, Brown, Cambianica, Rebel lManagerl. ROW 2: Coach Wilson, Rutledge, Dudley, Weatherhill, Brandt, Lucas, Carmon, Blake, Beals. Withbut many returning Iettermen but a lot of willing freshmen, Coach Blynn Wilson's l.V. horsehiders held their own in league competition. Having a very good defensive infield and a hard slugging outfield they may prove to be one of the top teams turned out here at Keppel sinme the sports program started. Some of the outstanding players-Don jenkins, Termite McClelland and Phil Lucas will help to hold the determined outfit together. The I. V's promise of a fine season started on March I6 when they played a four inning game with L. A. Roosevelt. l.V. BASEBALL 5 Alhambra 7 Keppel Opponents 4 L. B. Poly I0 6 Whittier 7 7 Alhambra 9 8 Pasadena 7 8 El Monte 7 7 So. Pasadena 0 5 Whittier l3 3 Alhambra l 5 Excelsior 6 4 EI Monte 5 9 L. B. Wilson 5 E89 VARSITY TRAC an ,r ,A v Acosta Burns Escher Visco Loy Weaver Almost l50 hopeful candidates re- ported for track as Mark Keppel faced one of the toughest seasons in its track history. Coach Gil Strother built his team around eight returning lettermen. Among the top eight were: Manuel Acosta and Tex Crowson in the 440: Lawrence Mahn and Bob Richards in the mile: Bob Hunt and Rabern Prante in the mileg Werner Escher in high and low hurdlesg and Wynn Weaver in the shot put. Up from the ranks of the Bee squad, last year's varsity, and the cross-coun- try, came many enthusiasts to reinforce the big ten. ,A Ae.. 2-zqpfyg ., . , Jana 4 A K. Y A ,1- , W. Hunt ' 5 ' fp! . H 4 Q Radossevlch f A aff? Tinnucci 1 , .... srerkel gg Wg s fgxfzs Q wmoughby X W L ,,,:, . , . ' i.v.fffW5i'f - ,ji 3: if Prante .e.. - M ,A . Hemingway 5. ' 1 puul A Crowson S 4 Q ai :,,,. 5 A -ga f 1 Mclntosh wfiiqilii ' ff if Poblano B ,Q 5224, gf - 1 Garcia Coach Strother Q Q W Ciww QQ 91 PACIFIC IEAGIJIE C AMPS Sparked by Captain Eddie Mclntosh, the Mark Keppel Cross Country Squad again captured the Pacific League Championship in the greatest season of the sport at Keppel. Undefeated in league and practice dual meets, the Aztec squad under Coach Strother went on to win in the C.l.F. Divisional meet and take second in the C.l.F. Southern California Finals. In the finals they suffered their only setback of the season when they dropped to Point Loma. In retaining the Pacific League Championship, which they won in l946, the team became the first athletic team in Keppel's history to accomplish such a feat. The potent Aztecs entered nineteen contests in l946 and 1947, losing only two. The other of the two setbacks was from San Diego Hoover in the l946 Divisionals. The Aztecs scored a total of 319 points in the last season, to their opponent's 974. In cross country the low score is declared winner. In the C.I.F. Finals, Eddie Mclntosh took a fourth place and covered the l.85 mile course in 9 minutes l0 seconds to set a new school record. awww fp, CROSS COUNTRY Acosta Bangs Brown Crowson Dewey H unt jones Kaysen Mc I ntosh Pompey Richards Stewart Tinucci Yakimoff Coach Strol-her VARSITY TENNIS ROW l: Leber Puiol Fox ROW 2: Cardehez lhllanageri, Walcott, Huff, Lortie, Klein, Coach Horne. Last season coach Horne suc- ceeded in building up a top notch Varsity tennis squad. At the end of the year the top five men on the squad left school, leaving only four returning Varsity let- termen on the squad this year. Topping the squad this season are Don Fox, Lawrence Klein, Andy Lortie, and Bob Leber, returning lettermen. The boys coming up from the I. V., and who, according to Coach Horne, are showing excellent form are Del Walcott, Howard Pujol, Don Huff, Kenny Cornell, and Harry Bursill. This season, although they were not very successful in win- ning all their matches, they dis- played an enthusiasm and a spirit of real sportsmanship of which our entire student body may well be proud. -f..i . I i.+-f - '1 IV TENNIS ROW I: Young, Blaydes, Merritt, Hall, Bursell. ROW 2: Robinson, Thompson. Taylor, Stroud, Desse t Cla d Coa h Ho e After school, the tennis courts of the large Mark Keppel athletic field are usually well filled with industrious young men who are endeavoring to win their letters in tennis. Although the majority of our junior Varsity tennis team are rather inexperienced, they have done comparatively well. Our star, Bob Flanders, has been outstanding while the remainder of the team, which is made up of Don Thompson, Dan Stroud, Phil Desert, Richard Playdes, Daryl Benstead, Danny Hall, Don Rob- inson, jerry Sokol, Bob Mulvin, have done well. We are extremely fortunate to have such an accomplished in- structor as Mr. Horne, to coach the tennis team. MA1oRETTzs . Pat Sullivan, Nancy Russell, Barbara Carmen, Sharon lohn, Bea Edmonds. BAND ROW I: Rothliss, Hall, Pullen, 9 C is a . xkkt If Potter, Oxby, lewell, ROW 2: Allard, Colver, Bursell, Wollard, Sokol ROW 3: Cunningham, ris, Robinson, Bick, Ford. Kaysen, Muller, Baldwin. Douglas, Butters, Weal, Ivy, Curran, O'Neill, Lewis, Cerniway, Laughton. Weaver, Browning, Rosen, Bergo, Duren, Swanson, Conklin, Cameron, Nor- X if H' ifzvjn .P 7 .-'Ut Q Q V53 K sf ' -i .i4 ! :ag 537591, I , , , . -1 5 QI ' Q, ' ,JB , ug QE ,f X , I j 3 WM, bfi Taffl lf? 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IEI47 Eootball Queen Assemblies Cabinet legislative Council Girl's league Teocalli Staff Altec Staff Stage Crew Stretcher Crew l 7 , cgmwfunuwfn ur x 1 k 21 4 v 5 0 SK ar 4,1 S, ,,. , iii rg -1, ll!! Q L2 QP 2 f ia .Q 'Yin 5 ' 'tvs V I H. 1 lil X ,S f1'g'.g'f 'Q 1 ' Aw A '. Y -U , , ,A 'Wi- gwmi- 3' as M -V5'U '55?15'Fw'?'AA 5 I 5, an Striving for the supreme honor, the San Gabriel Valley Sweepstakes Trophy, both cabinets had enough to keep them occupied. The outstanding social activities of President Norman Brown's administra- tion were the backward dance, the Dogpatch Drag, which featured Kickapoo joy juice, and a combined Christmas ball with the Alhambra Moors, Winter Wonderland . The cabinet expressed the hope that in years to come, a Christmas dance with the Moors would grow to be traditional. CABINET ROW l : Dowding, Bradbury, Kalafatis, Hart. ROW 2: Kilpatrick, Parks, Taylor, Brown, Ramirez, Seeger, Mr. Peel. Il081 Toward the end of the first semester, a new plan to keep the campus clean was inaugurated. A committee graded the campus every day. If the campus had been above average at the end of the week, school ended half an hour earlier on Friday, but half an hour was added if the campus had been below average. The plan was continued throughout President Dick Reid's administra- tion and proved to be successful. The result was a greatly improved campus and usually a happy group of students on Fridays. T T fm TT TT N' rf.. ,e t-, XT ' TT . 45' 1 , ei X ' T x . CABINET ROW l: Bowler, Sigler, Seeger, Lamont, Habeck. ROW 2: Mr. Peel, Adviser, Reid, Kalafatis, Escher, Stentz Parks. H091 l1101 SECOND SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ROW I: Iones, Gray, Alrich, Ursa, Pinto, Waite, Landis, Brainard, Bond, Miller, Gulley. ROW 2: Hucker, Lamont, Murphy, Robinson, Pagano, Leber, French, Ford, Buonopane, Coulombe, Bisner, Ball. ROW 3: Garten, Blake, Koehm, Kirkland, Godwin, Bast, Hull, Wright, Ward, Duffey, White, lones, Winkelmen, Super. ROW 4: Stuart, Dye, Christie, Loy, Forrest, Brown, Perry, Erambert, Martinez, Tallman, Esswein, Willoughby, Overholser, Umbrello, Carter. This year our Legislative Council has helped immensely in straightening out many of our school difficulties. The legislative Council consists of one person from each B9 Speech Class, A9 Orientation class, BIO and AIO English classes, BII and AII History classes, BIZ Civics class and AI2 Senior Problems class. The Council meets to discuss new ideas, and after the meetings each member reports the results to the class he represents, then leads the students in discussion. Thus every person in school has an opportunity to express his own ideas. The council under the able advisership of Mr. Buck has accomplished many worthwhile projects. The officers for the past year were Dick Reid, first semester speaker and lim Dye, second semester speaker. Each student should realize and appreciate the aid rendered to our student body by the Legislative Council. GIRLS' EAGUIE F . SEQ! Every girl at Mark Keppel is automatically a member of the Girls' League. Each semester the officers meet with Mrs. janet White, girls' Vice Principal, and choose girls from each grade to represent their class. This year the Girls' League has again been busy. They have sponsored such activities as luggage day and the annual fashion show. Student models were used in the show which was received enthusiastically by the girls. ix.. Q 8 Q.....-0 '.?.'.S.E?!.'.!- El 1. ki .L'v , -4 fs M swf W AW yy W M , Xi Mg? A A15 x K , 1 an NS Q' 5,:an rlw. i Xxx K' kk . , 'Er X iz -Tx: sgiglsfh , 25, 3 o ' - - . ix E . 3 .mn Y. .b I -'V W '.,,.v A, 4- QQL , , ,W s f ri' ff V .V',, 'ii-E Plus , L- ixg A15 'J' ff ,, . .xg S. X i 5 N. its: 4 .. 'K' SEA ggmiikg :X w , A W lf.x? f..lf X' - L - xq x ., ,. 1 A , K QQ, s ' Wm fm ' :gf ,WM .. ,, ,A , Ng ? 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X 53 S3335 .1 I 625152 lim H i ' X -L Q-Qi li , 4 - 5- L X. .1 S' N I el 1' e . 7 ij, f ,Q , f H 1 Q M. -nf sf Q, , fx Rf r,'Xi, X, If MU: ? 512' 3315- .gi F 4 5 '45 S -dvi... b .1 gs. .higgyifigk Q3 3285 g A, Q Y il A hisgwggz W - r 5:- , 3232- . ' R,- i fs, , f . r xx K T F 5 . f f' J? Q . if - W .4 , S .5 . A , ,f ,f ,sh - if - .93 3 ii., Q, ' 3 Q . I - 1. lg ai. wi nigga , . N 2, .1 t ir .A is gifts Y :-:- ,... X1 : ,L. 3 .414 .sein . I: S39 5 Q Q R X s . 9' L 11 3 Us 1 sl. ii e e Agia U' 'J f W9 gr-, e rm' NZ 4 wi ,Q .F Y I if J f . 51 .,' mswfc A . e , 5 W V gy iw f . ..,- Q . -af Q 3 4 Q 1, s 5 i E2 K i Fi V. ,pn- ' x IN THIS DIVISIGN YGIJ Wlll FIND... Art Club Bible Club Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Commercial Club Foreign friendship Club Forensics Club french Club freshman Commercial Clul c. A. 4. German Club A Hi-Y Club Ir. Exchange Club Kiwanis Key Club latin Club light and Shadow Club literary Society Math Club Radio Speech Club Secretarial Club Scholarship Society, first and Second Semesters Science Club 7 2 Club Spanish Club Talent Club Toltec Tri-Y Tonatiuh Tri-Y Usher Club Varsity Club Winchaskis G. A. A. A Cappella Choir Girls' Glee Jr. Girls' Glee Boys' Glee Girls' Trio Grchestra Dance Actions Snaps E01 ART CLUB ROW l: Bella, Bateman, Miss Shubert, Adviser, Roberts, W.:ber, Dudley, Yakimof. ROW 2: Rohner, Thorp, Raya, Mendoza, Hainer, Siringo. ROW 5: lohn, Tang, Nava, Hawthorn, Berndt, Austin, Norton, Nancy, Norton, N. BIBLE CLUB ROW I: Baker, Ellis, Oswald, Escher, Bost, Lowell, Acuna, Ahlquist, Basenberg, Miller, Cornell. ROW 2: Connors, Allard, Botsko, Arnett, Davidson, Delgadillo, Cook, Akers, Bricker, Chambers, Bush, Corbitt. ROW 3: Duer, Curtis, Bordon, Campbell, Brock, F., Brock, D., Brown, D., Bland, Cox, Dillingham, Charles. ROW 4: Elmsey, Casta, Bassett, DeCeeco, Bronson, Chandler. ROW 5: Curran, Douglass, Earhart, Clayton, Coulorne, Dorricott, Britel, Bunch, Davidson, Etherton, M., Etherton, L. BIBLE CLUB ROW l: Landis, McGee, Hawks, Knoble, Mack, Laughton, Godwin, Martin, lancick, Gulley. ROW 2: Grant, Haas, Hoskins, Knecht, Love, P., Hynes, Pease, lvie, Calvin, Eurt ROW 3: Longnecker, Pix, Farber, Fuentes, Hume, Marius, Hom ' ROW 4: Kirkland, Kaysen, Hastings, lrigoyen Hazzard. un. pklns, Gill, Hamilton, Hazzard. , McKay, Haynen, Hunt, Grimaud, Fl ' ynn, Hlllis, Hayes, Edmund son, Galbraith, I l2l 1 1333 5 BIBLE CLUB ROW I: Ralphs, Pinto, Tompkins, Leon, Laughton Price, Sigler, Oblinger, Nelson. ROW 2: Spanks, Wooldridge, Thomas, Sorensen, JSmith, A., Petersen, Tracy, Maney, Moses, Willson. ROW 3: Roscbrock, Rothlis, Thomas, Quintanar, Wall, Roberts, McDorman, Patkins. ROW 4: Ratlitt, Winters, Webb, Moles, Richardson, Donner, Reddig, Roderick, Wade, Martin, Morrison, Robinson. CHANTICON TRI-HI-Y ROW l: Brainard, Hastings, House, Kilpatrick, Heintz, Stentz, Seringo, Ward. ROW 2: Stcntz, C., Lowell, Beilstein, Lewis, Schobel, Bricker, Madsen, Canada. ROW 3: Guisto, Dowding, Hagen, larnes, Clayton, Meyer, Vice, Lee. ROW 4: Downing, Edmunds, Hart, Acuna, Chambers, Belvin, Wilson. COMMERCIAL CLUB ROW l: Babbitt, Wilson, Pearso ROW 2: Smith ROW ROW n, Reid Strathma , Foreman Brodh Wa I , n, King, Gill, Al ' , ag, Love, Davi 3: sse , Brock, D. W 4: M arse, Ford. s, Lee, Nassief, Hatch, Dix. , cal, LUV? S., Bruhn, McAffelty, Dufel, Beller. rs. Malone, Adviser, Ellico, Litchenberger, Berndt, Kromschroder, Brock, F., See ger, Madsen, Vas sar, johnson X DISCUSSION CLUB ROW I: Mrs. Padia, Adviser, Bricker, Hastin s ROW 2: Wade, Stentz Paice ROW 3' H g , Rohner, Miss Daniel, Adviser. , , Wooldridge, Webb, M., Warchot, Roark. . and, Miller, Ahlquist, Siringo, Heintz, Tripodes, Wal, Kirt ROW 4: Swiggum, Bland, Cox, Dunn, Rush, Parsons H ROW 5: Merriam, Robinson, Corzin FOREIGN FRIENDSHI RO , uney, Allard, Grimaud. e, Rosemfeld, Foster, M:Glotl1lin, Schnizzel, Kaysen, Kelly, Broson. P W I: Kennedy, Carrillo, Curtis, Clayton, Calvin, Carmon, Cook, Mendeshall, Pease, Pinto, Tompkins, Gill. ROW Z: Scabolt, Lane, McKinley, Weiss, Kider, Hull, Laughton, Kershall, Ford, McDonald. ROW 3: Miss Thomas, Adviser, Hayes, Chantry, Stark, Lunoe, Taylor, Humphries, Willis, Warde, Ramir ROW 4: Schmidt, Champlin, Gottlieb, Walters, Kazda, Dayle, Iohannsen, Heinzman B ROW 5: Embree, Moore, Wolf, Shoop, Price, Taylor, Keltnen, Nort ' FORENSICS ROW, I: Narens, Dudley, Cloud. ROW Z: Sokol ez, Carpenter , oots, Macias, Arave. on, Halnen, Mora, Adams, Celley. , Parsons, P., O'Dell, Parson, D., Hastings, Hie-itz, Bowler. Y' '? -W l FRENCH CLUB ROW l: House, Cornell, French, Arquette, Dr. Rees, Adviser. ROW 2: Funk, Edmunds, Wallen, Bogart, Goodwin. Hayes, Fehl. ROW 3: Letarte, Kelley, Hunt, Lunn, Petersen, Miller, Woolverton, Thompson. ROW 4: Behr, McNabb, Bryant, Kulla, Baldwin, Hellis, Stafford, Campbell. FRESHMAN COMMERCIAL CLUB ROW l: LeNoir, Farlovv, Russo, Robbins, Pena, McPeek, Young, Mrs. Padelford, Adviser. ROW 2: Pruhs, Boughman, Smith, Bick, Clark, Leber, Doyle, Spencer, Brown, Miller, Hopkins. ROW 3: Coles, Beauchamp, Aguirre, Cross, Brandrup, Humphries. ROW 4: Hall, Chapman, Peters, Miller, Boyer. C.A.A. ROW l: Walters, Heflin, jewell, Kuler, Riner, Williams Riner ROW 2: Borden, luccola, Knight, Marcott S ROW 3: lanes, C Brice C ROW 4: ROW 5: , , lones, Warde, Gingery, Richards. , andis, lohnson, Kaysen, Ladd, Kasda, Hunt, Goodrich. ., , lark, Rabens, lones, V., Myers, Gustafson, Hernesmaa, lotsko, Aguirre, Willians. Bisner, Davis, Humphries, Milur, Burnett, Woltfe, Tocki, Sears, Sandoval, Raya, Washan. Sweeney, Kibbee, Rush, Kiltner, Taylor, lisner, Beall, Armenta, Stanley, Ashton, Fischer, O penshavv. 'Q GERMAN CEYUB ROW I: Pritchard Am ROW 2 , end, Brown, Tockel, Case, Mr. Zhomas, Adviser. : Schumocher, Muller, Busnell, Buckles, Evlet , Aurey. ROW 3: Morler, Benson, Gahm, Tate, McGrath, Gould. MONTEZUMA HI-Y ROW l: Forrest, Keith, Barrett, Beach, Visco, Weaver, D., Iones, Evans. ROW 2: Philips, LaMonk, Greco, Connelly, Stewart, Threadgold, Rohrbough, Couvert, Robinson. ROW 3: Bustillos, Parrish, Batcheller, Bordier, Cambianca, I., Reid, Weaver, W., Mr. Mahoney, Adviser. IR. EXCHANGE ROW I: Brown, D., Forrest, Esswein, Hunt, Brown, I., Willoughby, Hazzard, Pursell, Adviser. ROW 2: Burns, Hayner, Walters, Durban, Ballock, Richardson, Eyres, Dye. ROW 3: Wells, Acosta, McEver, Escher, Stilhlcgum BaileY: Herrman ROW 4: Hubbert, Richards, Hatch, Brown, Garcia ' n, Scott. , Martin, Tinucci. ll251 fl261 . my is- N ' Q-vi KIWANIS KEY CLUB ROW l: Tennyson, Browning, Oren, Sharp. ROW 2: Itcn, Sampson, Hensler, Cansl ROW 3: Miller, Mart' er. ln, Tennyson, T. LATIN CLUB ROW l: Carman, Thayer, Miller, Chandler, Barkin, Burke, Habeck, Pilant, M., Hooker, Kendall, Pilant, W. ROW 2: Cunningham, Throckmorton, Tompkins, D., Hubbert, Tompkins, I., Knowles, McGee, Hull, Ormond, M Spellman, Krug. ROW 3: Flotho, Smith, Douglass, Lewas, Mann, Emmons, jones, Spoonemore, Soyka, Wassel. ROW 4: Horton, Merritt, Hayncr, D., Desy, Cano, Damon, Conine, Campbell, Cross, Iamobson, Banstead. LIGHT AND SHADOW ROW l: Bishop, Hayes, Narens, Stentz. ROW 2: Weber, Kalafatis. Kelley, Watkins, Meeks H ' ROW 3: Hcintz, Rush. ROW 4: Brownin ' , astmgs. g, Martin, Hatch. Packard, Mrs. Gleason, Adviser, Parks, Hanna. cCluskey LITERARY SOCIETY ROW I: Tolmsoff, Adophson, Unger, O'Dell, Nassief, Miss P ROW 2: Woolsey, Huney, Hageman, Hand C ROW 3: Dunn, Rush Pa ROW 4 ettefer, Adviser, , ox, Swiggum, Stentz, Dixon. , rsons, Kirkland, Tripodes, Bolton. : Mitchell, DeCecco, Parks, Kelley, Cornell, Brubaker, House. MATH CLUB ROW I: Tate, Yakimof, Brown, Burns, Kaupke, Ervin, Mr. Hannon, Adviser. ROW 2: Colbert, Marten, Thompson, Bass, Butterfield, DeCecco, Lent. RADIO CLUB ROW 1: Pagano, Bello, Heintz ROW 2' Pars , Bishop, Hastings, Stentz. . ons, Butt, Baker, Rush, Kalafatis, Hayes, Borash, Kelly ROW 3: Collins, Cloud, Parks, Brand, Hanna, Santos, Mr. Ramay, Adviser. Hastings. f1271 SECRETARIAL ROW I Baldwm Brandrup Tang Cl ROW 2 Messina O ROW FIRST ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW lohnsfon n I' pellman Wa d me Wood D rt Sanders G SECOND SEME ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4: SClENCE CLUB ROW l: Burke, Bost, Adams, D., Bowers, Buccola, Adams M ford, Barker, Akers, Bunch Bech ROW 2: Battey, Benso SCIEN ., Allard, Ellis, Bateman, Burton, Carey, Best, Baldwin, Beres- , tel. n, Blake, Cardenaz, Bronson, Andary, Ballock, Bushnell, Buckles, Benstead, Barton. CE CLUB ROW I: Caringella, Corbitt, Chason, Dighera, Dunn, Dilley, Bland, Cox, Belvin, Connors, Carpenter, Dunn, P., Delgadillo, DeCecco, Clark. ROW 2: Dillingham, Bond, Miss Hager, Adviser, Earhart, Dixon, Mack, Wilson, Cross, Cherry, Dockstader, Deneau, Cloud, Corzene, Coppi. SCIENCE CLUB ROW l: Fuentes, Fowler, Hicks, Gleason, Gustavson, Harmon, Gill, Hertel, Hoskins, Eurton, Forch, Gladdi Gulley, Holtberg, Greco, Haas. ROW 2: Hubbert, Hunt, Cupp, Bowler, Fisher, Alarie, Davis, Basenber ROW 3: Fox, Hayes, Francon, Henesey, Hillis, C., Hillis ' ng, Huney, Fehl, g, Bangs, Damon , I., Hlrsh, Hall, H , Flynn, Coovert. orton, French, Grimaud, Galbraith. I1291 SCIE NCE CLUB ROW I: ' ROW lvle, Kirkland, E., Kirkland A Knox Ginge , ., King, Ladd , ry, lones, I., LeV' 2: Hawkes, H ROW 3 , C., lones, K., Ivory, Koetz, Meeks. Luian, Hamilton, Ladd, B ielle, lackson, Longnecker, Merriot. art, Carey, Dixon, Farber, Knecht, lttert, Cernewar, Harstad, Charles, Love P Martin. : Ivory, McDorman, Hastings, Curran, lancich, Baker, Kilpatrick, Kaysen, McCarthy, hIin, Luiack, Mangana Iohnson, lenkins, Kenworth. SCIENCE CLUB ROW I: Leber, Clark, Templeton, Lowell, Reid, Weaver, Allen, Greco, Parrish, Forrest. ROW 2: Stentz, Norwood, Burgoyne, Christie, Widerker, Iones, Henderson, Koontz, Blake, Overholser, Ludvickson. ROW 3: Waite, Mack, Hoskins, Bick. ROW 4: Rush, Remrick, Marsh, lones, Gahm, Tallman, Craig, Cramer, Erwin, Prante, Brandt. ROW 5: Padilla, Ptost, Bussell, Tocasci, O'Brian, Buonopane, lones, Clayton, Brock, Bisner, Huney, Baughman, Pagano, Pomeroy, Vigare. SCIENCE CLUB ROW I. Rinehart, Vice, Roberts, Ralphs, Rohde, Moles, Goodrich, Rosebrook, Pila Murphy, Lee, Oren, Suiggum, Hand, Rees, Roe. ROW 2: Price, Lewis, Keeler, Marcott, Mann, Rod ' Rodrick, Riner, Quinta ROW 3: Miller, P nt, Orrin, Moreno, Nassief, Oblinger, rlguez, Ferrero, Raymond, Ramirez, Roark, Palmer, Pix, Patrick, Duncan, nar, Lopez. uett, Parker, Protki, Pierce, Mitchell, Robinson, D., Merream, Postlewait Parrish, Robinson, I., Olsen, Patkins. e, Overholser. Redwin, Miller, u 1 . i SSN- + - 5 J 4-A-s...,, l , 1 .A YI! '3 , ,M 72 CLUB ROW l: Williams, Bechtel, French. ROW 2: Mr. Horne, Adviser, Connors, Burns, Carter, Woolverton, Kaupke, Mrs. Kasner, ROW 3: Postelwaite, Rich, Garcia, Wheeler. SPANISH CLUB ROW I: Cambianica, Bowlan, Wells, Carter, Kozlow, lames, Miss McNeill, Adviser. ROW 2: Chason, Watkins, Olson, Sorensen, Delgadillo, Scholl, Butt, Santos. ROW 3: Fuentes, Quintana, R., Quintana, K., Kirkland, Dixon, McCoy, Fowler, Gardner. TALENT CLUB ROW l: Knowles, Thompson, Butler, Tetzlaff, Tompkins, Waite, Mrs. Wilson, Adviser. ROW 2: Rogers, Thayer, Rush, Washer, Ball, Donahue, lames. ROW 3: Fore, Scott, Knapp, M., Knapp, D., Hatch, Pet erson, Beal. v f. ,Jan .Agri -4 siafit L, Q l Advise I r, Bass, Burger. ll311 ...nun 1 1- L TOLTEC TRI-lll-Y R0 W l: Schmitt, Hageman, Ferrero, Holtberg, Glen Row ROW 2: Curtis, Brodhag, Foreman McN 'I ROW 3: Ahlquist Riner , e. , EI , Koetz, I., Walton, Miller, Raymond, Stone. , , Koetz, L., Le Noir, Holve, Kirkland, Kearney, Hibbard, Mrs. Beaumont, Adviser, Bond, Kirkland. TONATIUH TRI-HI-Y ROW l: Stevens, Oren, Baker, Wilson, Caulfield, Overholser, Clark, B., Templeton, Sitx. ROW 2: Sloan, Love, Clark, S., Kozlow, lohanson, Sweeney, Lee, Gough, Murphy, Gates. ROW 3: McComb, Sokol, Reed, Robbins, Taylor, Heinzman, lackson, Scott, Carman. USHER CLUB ROW l: Behr, Iones, Kulla, Strothman, W ROW 2: Noll, Douglas, H ROW 3: S ' eber, Mr. Christensen, Adviser. outrow, Wardrip, Gillette, Miller, Godwin. ebem, Weidner, lohnson, Wood, Buckles, Vurpillat. If 132 1 ff? F'?'?'ffuii'g'g,,, as-N K' wr:-1 'Q' VARSITY CLUB ROW I: Acosta, Noll, Garcia, Bangs, Woolverton, Weaver, Reid, Richards. ROW 2: LeTourneau, Karan, Bordier, Ballock, Hunt, Visco, Beach, Anderson, Keith. ROW 3: Allan, Phillips, Moran, Durban, Forrest, Esswein, Martin, Butler, Lortie. ROW 4: Stewart, Olson, Sanderson, Brown, I., Schultz, Mott, Holzinger, Mr. Seixas, Adviser. ROW 5: Cardenaz, Fox, Parmenter. Hatch, Escher, Brown, D., Mclntosh. WINCHASKIS TRI-HI-Y ROW l: Stewart, lancich, Lamont, Rohner, Best, Culley, Pinkley, Hayes. ROW 2: Tindall, Throckmorton, Roberts, Moles, Wilcut, Norwood, Bateman, Strothman, Baldwin. ROW 3: Rollins, V., Rollins, P., Burke, Oswald, Bost, Carey, Gladding, Tanner, Forch. Il331 L10 r- iii!!!-W f: .rr if, Mi I II-.A.A Xi.-N-M hi '-N, x Wm.-. -qw Nl C.A.A. ROV! l: Buccola, Hunt, Richards, Ladd, Hernesmaa, Davis, Kibbee, Fischer, Schweppe, Botsco, Taylor. ROW 2: Buccola, Knowles, Olsen, Seers, Kazda, Borden, E., Borden, H., Wiltshire, Washam, Rush, Ashton, Tocki Locascio, Iones. ROW 3: Gustafson, Davis, Anderson, Beall, Geniella, lewell, Riner, Myers, Williams, Marcott, Keeler, Bisner, O'Brien Knieght, Lane, Potter, Oxby, Cingery. . Q A ' R LRYYILLA DHUIK ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 SENIOR ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 IUNIOR ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW I Richardson Rosenfleld Raymond Ervlng Rees Flroruan Henderson Iohnson ROW 2 Bronson Burgoyne Pompey Grant Robinson Adams Gaufscha Townsend ROW 3 Cook Meazelle Rosen Wood Zellar Dlttemore Mahaffey Redwm jones GQ' Girls' Trio Sylvia Bond Doris Basenberg Ioyce Foster E - . L ' Ifl371 if A my , if M ff 32 lx W Wifi -:W avg? .,1s,,,! Nl-1 ' ffm ' mir ifikur '! ...ix -va P wx lf.. :Ffa 5,-pp ' sal. if'-7. 552' . iff' WEL -6, ,QW V f,,,, ' Q 1 r 44 'Q z 51 t . 3 Y J Q K, 1 F524 qv. I m I 0 , -. 5: 51. i .,-my-if K' vii Min+ 'A 'TLA 'Fha 'VR X3 Q X 1 5 A Y 4 ELL.: 4 Ng ezmnlwiv' r ,,,,,,?7 E A an If ily! as '..A Q x Ln Er , Y 'alias V L V Q Q-- 1 H We 3533! Aga! H FW .1 THQ - l, ' 141 xl' 59. Q Lx Q ' Y itat ' AEE' 3 if 'Fi 1 'q 3 'f' S ' E, E A gp 5 rs N L, Y Q' V ' Nl 'Z fig 1 1 11 -we Y I P , ' ' ,1: Af- I 4' X911 2' u wrsi 5 iw .V mx . ,PAL J H1 M . QW QQ K .1 P' L N lgu Wifi. V. SK' , Sf-N. V TI1 1' f ,L f '1' ' ' , KJ 5, Li by x ,. -A X 4 8 Mmf 5- elf, g Y E Y, 'Ng .sl 1 Nh ixxe l it' S v ., if ' +. Q, N .. 'Y' f ,t H. X , N , 3 wg is X 1 T M' ik iw? , TEM! 5 1 K X 1 ' A 1-12 f X 3 M 4 yy k yy ,. f -. , 5 ' Kk'iY,,-.,Ll. : ff? a id! W 6 5 501K W w w, 'fl V. I fel .A gg if L me af fa if UQ .. As the H1948 Teocalli rolls off the press, the editors wish to give their thanks to all who have so ably cooperated to make this book a success. We sincerely appreciate the wonderful help of our advisers, Mr. Bonar, Miss Ater, Mr. Smartt, and Mr. Korns. We also wish to acknowledge the splendid help of john F. Cannicott of the Los Angeles Engraving Company, Mr. Wood Glover of the Phillips Printing Company, Mr. 0. D. 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