Pacific Grove High School - Sea Urchin Yearbook (Pacific Grove, CA)

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I! if ' ' 1 .gf 5' I ! , V I ' I V ,F S 1 I f Y I -E z 1 I M , f V A ,Y qs f as I . ,, I I IZQXINJD CHARLES GILES, LEONARD WARD, GORDON STEWART, DONALD STEWART, BILL BURTON, DONALD MILLS, BOS KING, NELSON HYLER BOB HYLER, LUCILE KILLINGSWORTH, JAMES KENYON, DONALD DUERR, FRED SCHMADEKE, THOMAS PAUL, EVELYN COLSURN, CLAY- TON FREEMAN, HENRI CULP MR. O'HANLON, LORNA DAVENPORT, BILL GILES, RICHARD MERRITT, EARL MCDANIEL PHIL KENYON, ED NEUNZIG, EDNA MAE MILLER, BURTON BARRINGER, BILL PUGH, EVELYN BRIER, MARGARET GILES, BERNICE STEINMETZ EDWIN PIXLEY, RICHARD MCILROY, BILL MCILROY, LEE SAOLER, DORIS COLBURN, HOWARD KARL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR THE BAND ELECTED JOHN SHEPHERD AS MANAGER, PHIL KENYON AS ADVERTISING MANAGER, AND KENNETH WARD AS TREASURER. AS THE BAND WAS NOT VERY LARGE AND WAS SOMEWHAT BROKEN UP BY THE LOSS OF PLAY- ERS WHO WERE ON THE ATHLETIC TEAMS, IT DID NOT PLAY AT MANY OF THE GAMES. THE HOME PROGRAM CONSISTED OF THREE CONCERTS GIVEN IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. THIS YEAR OVER SIX HUNDRED STUDENTS OF THE HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE STATE WERE SELECTED T0 GIVE A MUSICAL CONCERT IN SAN FRANCISCO. THE STUDENTS PRACTICED TOGETHER FOR THREE DAYS BEFORE GIVING THE CONCERT, WHICH WAS PRESENTED ON MARCH 24. ON THE PROGRAM WERE AN ALL-STATE BAND, LED BY MR. FRANK MANCINI OF MODESTOQ AN ALL-STATE CHORUS, DIRECTED BY MR. GLENN WOODS OF OAKLAND? AND AN ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA, CON- DUCTED BY DR. ALFRED HERTZ, FORMER LEADER OF THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY. PACIFIC GROVE IS VERY PROUD TO HAVE SENT TWO MUSICIANS, KENNETH WARD, WHO PLAYED IN THE BAND, AND GORDON STEWART, WHO PLAYED IN THE ORCHESTRA, TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS MUSICAL EVENT. ' ON MARCH I6 THE LOCAL SAND, ASSISTEO BY THE GIRLS' LEAGUE, SPONSORED A CONCERT SY THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE BAND. THIS GROUP RANKS AS ONE OF THE BEST COLLEGE SANDS IN THE STATE, HAVING APPEARED AT THE CELEBRATION OF THE OPENING OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY BRIDGE AND AT THE SAN DIEGO ExPOSITION. THE PROGRAM CONSISTED OF VOCAL AND IN- STRUMENTAL SELECTIONS, BOTH SOLO AND ENSEMBLE, A COMEDIAN, AND A MASTER OF CEREMONIESQ ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING NUMBERS ON THE PROGRAM WAS nTHE THREE KlNGS,' WHICH WAS SEAUTIFULLY PLAYED BY A TRUMPET TRIO. AS THIS CONCERT WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL, IT IS HOPED THAT IN FUTURE YEARS OTHER ORGANIZATIONS nr HIGH STANDING MAY BE BROUGHT TO PACIFIC GROVE.

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BKIRIDDCIKCDUTZTAIIFLQ ROBERT LAWRENCE, NELSON HYLER, C. B. WARD, EDMUND HURLBUTT, CHARLES GILES, WILLIAM DAVENPORT, FRANK LEMOS WILLIAM WORKMAN, LUCILE KILLINGSWORTH, PEGGY HUNT LORNA DAVENPORT, ELAINE WARD, VIRGINIA BANTA, GRACE BGRWICK, SHIRLEE DIFFENBAUGH, PEGGY MCDONALD, HELEN BUTTLE MARGARET GILES, NORINE WHITNEY, PAT SMVTHE, MISS LESLIE IADVISERI RUTH STUTZMAN, RAMONA STASEK, MARY JEAN FITZSIMMONS, BETTY CLEMENS, ELAINE WANDTKE, ELOISE UIFFENBAUGH IBUSINESS MANAGERI, JEANNE RANDOL, GEORGIA LYKE, VIRGINIA SCHMIDT, GLENN HDWLAND JANE ERACKETT, FRANCES BAKER, JEANNE BAKER, LEDA SHEPPARD, MILDRED OLSEN, OLIVIA DAVIS, RUTH DowN IEDITORI NILDRED ROSE, THELMA BAxTER, KAZUMAE ICHIUJI, MARIE MAY ABSENT: lvv WATSON THE JOURNALISM STAFF, WITH RUTH DowN AS EDITOR AND ELOISE DIFFENBAUGH AND HILDRED ROSE AS PUSINESS MANAGERS HAS INDEED BEEN A NKNOCKOUTW THIS YEAR. ORGANIZING DURING THE FIRST WEEK or SCHOOL, MORE THAN TwENTv MEMBERS RE- PDRTED EDR WORK. SOON THE GROUP HAD INCREASED T9 AN AVERAGE or THIRTY-FIVE, ALL or wRoM HAVE CDNTRIBUTED AND Co-CRERATED TO EDIT ONE or THE MOST SUCCESSFUL VOLUMES OF THE KNOCKOUT. THE JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT THIS YEAR CONCENTRATED ON PERFECTING THE MECHANICAL FEATURES OF THE PAPER. To AID THE STAFF ARTISTS IN CARRYING OUT THIS AIM, A NEW MIMEOSCOPE AND A NUMBER OF LETTERING GUIDES WERE ADDED TO THE EQUIPMENT. AS A RESULT DECORATIVE HEADS, FREQUENTLY IN RED ON YELLOW PAPER, ALONG WITH CLEVER ADVERTISING PAGES HAVE BEEN FEATURED- THE ATTRACTIVE CHRISTMAS EDITION WITH ITS ELABORATE PAGE DECORATION, OLD ENGLISH TYPE PAGE HEADS, AND COLOR COMBINATIONS ATTRACTED WIDE ATTENTION. THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR CAME WITH THE TRIP TO THE STANFORD PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETING AT STANFORD UNIVER- SITY- THOSE WHO ATTENDED WERE RUTH DOWN AND ELOISE UIFFENBAUGH, EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE KNOCKOUT, VARION ROBINSON AND BETTY CLEMENS, EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE SEA URCHIN, AND THE KNOCKOUT FACULTY AD- VISER, MISS LESLIE. SEVERAL EDITIONS OF THE PAPER WERE SENT IN TO THIS PRESS CONVENTION FOR CRITICISM AND WON FAVORABLE COMMENT. AN EXCHANGE SERVICE BEGUN SEVERAL YEARS AGO, HAS BEEN REORGANIZEO THIS YEAR, AND PAPERS FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES FREQUENTLY ARRIVE AT THE KNOCKOUT OFFICE. AS A FINAL MAJOR EVENT OF THE YEAR, THE STAFF ATTENDED A SUPPER AND THEATRE PARTY HELD IN WAY.

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VCDIICCE IDEI'P 'lI'IRiIIEIM'T JEAN HALL, MARJORIE COLSURN, NORMA AGARD, THELMA PHILBRICK, JANE GARTSHORE, LOUISE INGHAM, WILLIAM WORKMAN, JAMES MEAGHER, LEONARD GRANTHAM, EDMUND HURLBUTT EVELYN BRIER, ELIZABETH INGHAM, CLARA MELVILLE, ELAINE WARD, SYDNEY MARKS, EDNA MAE MILLER, ELEANOR BEAUMONT LLOYD KIMMEY, AUDREY RICE HARRIET HOLMAN, OLIVIA DAVIS, HILDRED KARL, MARGARET COTA, MARION ROBINSON, MAVIS CLAUNCH, BETTY ROSE LEWIS, MIL- ORED OLSEN, RUTH DOWN, MRS. WARD JANE BRACRETT, EUGENIE HART, ALMA FALT MAE LESLIE HELEN AGARD JEANNE BA R J R B TIA WALKER , , , KE , UNE EEO, VIRGINIA ROWN, LETI- A VALUASLE PIECE OF WORK HAS BEEN DONE THIS YEAR BY THE VOICE DEPARTMENT, UNDER THE DIRECTION or MRS. BESS WARD. IN ADDITION TO THE SINGING OF CAROLS BY THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB DURING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON, THE voICE DE- PARTMENT, IN Co-OPERATION WITH STUDENTS FROM THE ENGLISH CLASSES UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS SWIFT, PRESENTED 'WHY THE CHIMES RANG.' THE THREE STAINED GLASS WINDOWS MADE BY MISS OGIER, AND THE LOVELY NEW COSTUMES DE- SIGNED BV MRS. BROTHERTON AND MADE BY THE DOMESTIC ARTS DEPARTMENT, ADDED GREATLY TO THE CHARM OF THE PLAY- ASIDE FROM THE MOTHERS' TEA AND BAND CONCERT IN WHICH MEMBERS OF THE GROUP PARTICIPATED, THREE OF OUR SOLO- ISTS HAVE DONE WELL FOR THEMSELVES OVER THE LOCAL RADIO STATION. ON APRIL 24 THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB PAR IPAT TIC ED J IN THE ANNUAL SPRING FESTIVAL, HELD THIS YEAR AT WATSONVILLE. ON APRIL 2 WAS GIVEN THE OPERETTA, 'HONOR OF HIL- SCHOOL GRADUATE. THE PERFORMANCE EX- TON HEIGHTSn, WRITTEN BY MISS CONSTANCE MESSENGER, A PACIFIC GROVE HIGH CELLED ALL EXPECTATIONS. THE LEADING PARTS WERE AS FOLLOWS! HELEN MILLS IMUSIC STUDENTI- . . . . . . . EVELYN QRIER ROGER HILTON IHER LOVER, . . . . KENNETH CURRIER GEOFFREY IINDEL IPOETI ...... . . . . . GLENN HOWLAND HONOR HILTON IOWNER or THE INN, . . . . . . . . LOUISE INGHAM ROMEO DE LA SCALA COPERATIC STAR, ...... . BILL WORKMAN MASLEEERN OE LYNN JONES IPROFESSIONAL SINGER, . . . . . . .' JANE BRACKETT MORTIMER GRABB IREAL ESTATE SHARKJ ...... .... . LEONARD GRANTHAM SYLVESTER SNATCHIT IREAL ESTATE SHARKI . . . . . . JAMES MEAGHER