Montebello High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

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THE FRESHMAN CLASS Over two hundred eighty students, the largest class that has entered Monte- bello High School, describes the class of 1938 Several freshmen have playedgn important part in school activities. Doris Druliner and Beryl Richards were ex- ' ' ' e d f cellent members of the girls tennis team. Bill Bugbce made all freshmen prou o his wonderful work on the athletic field. Others who have been outstanding in sports are: Philip Bath in cross-country, Kenneth Latshaw on the C basketball team, and Carl Cox, Donald Overholt, and Warren Earl on the D basketball team. OFFICERS First Semester Philip Bath ....,......,.,...,, ' Dorothy Dodge ........... Robert McPherson ,.....,.. Mildred Cole .........,..... Page Twenty-eight ,,......,...Pres1dent.,..,..., ....,.....Vice-Presidents....... ,,,.........Secretary......,, .........Treasurer......,. Second Semester Philip Bath ...Ramona Hanselman .Robert McPherson Lois Elaine Stanfleld

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THE SOPHOMORE PROGRAM In Hlt Will Be All Ri-ght on the Night, ' directed by Miss Houston, the scene was a plain stage during a rehearsal, Actors were missing and Qhers did not know their lines, but the exasperat6d coach was always given the assurance that it will be all right on the night. Annette Sibbald and Charles Piper entertained with a tap dance which proved, very popular, The cast sang Love in Cldjoomn and the Senior orchestra played sevf eral numbers to complete this interesting program. Stuart Rough, class Qident, announced the numbers on the program, CAST OF CHARACTERS Author ...... ........... L eona Mae Knowlton Dick ,,......,,, ,,,.....,. L eonard Thompson Coach ........ ........,......,. M erritt Goodeli julia ,,...... ....,,,,,...,,,,,, I sabelle Dietz Marie ..... ........... L illian Niemczyk Iane ....i,...... .......... I ane Simpson Tom ........... .......,. E lson Staugaard Props .,,,,,,., ,..,,,,..,,, I ack Stubbs Page Twenty-seven

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FRESHMAN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM All freshmen looked forward with great anticipation to their assembly pro gram in Ianuary. The first number vyas rendered by the Freshman Girls Glee Club. The lights were dimmed and the audience was taken through toyland as a large book opened and Mother Goose characters came out. Lillian Polder played a trumpet solo, A'Tide of the Waves. Sam Fordis, tiny violinist, received a great ovation for his playing. The greatest feature of the pro- gram was the play, Two Crooks and a Lady, Though a helpless invalid, the lady in the play outwitted the master crook and his pretty accomplice who was employed as a maid in the lady's home. CAST OF CHARCTERS Mrs. Simms-Vane ...,...,.,,....... Lura MacMillan Inspector ......... ,,.........,....... P aul Revel Miss Iones ................ Metta Belle Granneman Inspector .,...... ,.....,. C ourtland Chiolero Lucille ..........,.......,.....,..,.... Ramona Hanselman Coach ..,.,,........,....... .....,.......... M iss Treif Miller ....... .............,.... C harles Lagrave Stage Manager ..,.. ........... R achel Bloom Page Twenty-nine