Perris High School - El Perrisito Yearbook (Perris, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1944 volume:

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' - 3 - - f . . .mf- , . - 5 Gy, -. . A .isdn I 1 . A A . , .Si N . ' , 1 .: . W ' F' , .L ,, - 4 l W ill i M llllilflliy yy ji are very proud' of 'whaf you are doing. V uying r bonds and siamps, buf we're noi really giving up anyiliing--no'r like you, boys arezw V - Scliool isiiii'l' rnuiclifizliiflerenl Huis year. eicepl' for lack of man-power, for +he many limes we 'rhink of you-our clasemafes, felloyvg our l own age--ou? flwere fighhng. fnghhng for viclory. Bul' you wanl' io hear abouf our school year. Well . . ygflf 35? xii ? Q Q , xg -X , . . a. ., V .. , 'igivgogqgi ' Q35 P' 42 ff-f-af W ' Lf l, j -4 L Q4 fig fl? mag? L' f I - ji goyrm ,QWSL QA Q 5 HAROLD BARKER TONY MORA JACK RODICH JACK ROTHLISS BILL SWEENEY fmf' J 's . X Pj ,' ,NOT PICTURED. ff ,V RUSSELL FRANTZ ' LP Yy J-fx 1. ,' I I x L :XX RL X ,V Y XR JI. 1 I 5 fl IIXWA A K is M 1 WJ I Wg 2 , , , 5 X, , .. ..,.,-,., ,Wu X I 1, ' x , JU' S U A . 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All of you who roolc Lalin or Spanish remember her, no doubl. She branched ouf fhis year lo 'reach Algebra l. She's lhe same sweel leacher, lhough, +o whom all Jrhe girls run wi'rh Jrheir problems. l-lere's a conversalion overheard berween lhese Jrwo: l i Miss Werner': l noiice lols of people slop here al The school and ask The way To long Pond. Vlfhere is il? l never neard of Zho place. Mr. Smilhz Neilher dicl lp I give lhom diroclrions, buf l olren wonder where lhoy wind up. 'H-i-54f'1'+? '-: e 0,a.H.,-,f ,x21Q.-.- 1: 41.4 6. Sf Mm- ELJQA Www-My ' 5 1 2' nyvkfpv W' ' ,:fff U ' 1 , MJ' M Diff X x .N V scifi E xr 'K is iss 3: is F' ri w3fiw,,,ffi This is Mr Waller l-lassall, who 'reaches English wilh an Aus- 'rralian accen'r. One day he was giving The Freshmen an examina- lion, and he slaied, I will answer no ques- +ions. Replied Rich- ard Wallcer, Shake, Neilher will l. Miss Mary Virginia Peevish reaches Jryp- ing, boolclceeping, and she also has a French class. In reply lo her gueslion, wha+ is fhe French verb, lo be alraid ol, Wesley Jackson answered. All of +hem. Mr. G. lvl. Schafer is a swell coach, and oesides Thai, he leach- es praclical marhe- maiics and biology. l-le's slrong on discip- line, loo, as lhis inci- denl goes 'ro show: Coach: Did you 'ralce a shower? Richard Lee: No, is There one missing? f f ffl,g9!f', ., Q :V .wr l, - ,ip W ,. .U P- ffiifvf 'f1'l? wT f5?H'4l1'5Wi2,JJ'Kii-5'i '7 '5ff'T'ii'F7f WWf 'm'?Tii'i' 'i'7 7'q5'5'i:::lTwli Wml-7 'Wmili ' , WW 'BER Q ' L lu 1 ,' , . .Q y . V I' in ii, J, , WV if ,f slit if . ,PI- I 6? 'Arn' 4, EQ. llc? i in ff? its . Qi Q., i i, 'iv ' li. 551. F15 ,ummm-V IQ' ,- Q , -., W. .,s,.. Q ,. thi- i Miva, ,-.1 J, . ini. P 'H lif ' we v4 1, 5 , ., ,s H f , 4 U And greefing you each morning alier an absence wi+h an excusecl N lor unexcused l is Mrs. Silverlon, Skipper's slooge. We find she is a reckless driver. foo: - l Speed Cop: When I saw you come around 'rhaii corner. l said fifiy at least - ' Q Mrs. Silverfonz How dare you-i'r's 'rh-is hai +hal' makes me look so old. . Miss Margarel' Spiller 'reaches hislory and music. In her hisfory class one day we heard a conversaiion fha? wenl' like 'rhisz Miss Spiller: Has anyone here any relics of ihe Civil War? Skee+er Leeper: My dad has a union suii. ' i New 'rhis year is Miss Geraldine Fifzgerrell, feacher of Physical Edu- calion and Home Economics. She has a lime wilh a couple boys who are 'raking foods: I , ' Fi'rzie: ls lhis book yours, Don? The name's obliferaied. Don Dueck: ll can'l be. My name's Dueck. W 1 If And here's Miss Hazel Day, who reaches English and World Hisfory. Some'of her sludenis don'+ absorb much hisforyz l 1 , E . 3 Miss Day: ln whal baffle was Alexander The Greal' killed? i W ' Herky: l lhink il' was his lasi one. Q 5 , And-lasl bblfnol leas+ is Mr. Rufus Rojh. He 'reaches agriculiurez c Mr. Ro'rh: Who can 'fell me a fhing of greal imporiance which did noi exis'r filly years ago? ' U , I Roberl' Espinosa: I Me. My 47 f 'Y 4 X . .W ln order To handle The many acTiviTies oT The STudenT Body. and keep Things running smooThly, everyone musT share The duTies. Cn behalT oT The STudenT Council, we wish To Thank each one Tor his cooperaTion during The year. The sTudenT loody oTTicers This year were: presidenT, Sheldon Kirk- paTrick3 vice presidenT, William Leeperg secreTary, Georgia Marsh: Treasurer, Marie STeeng commissioner oT girls' aThleTics, l-lelen Jackson: commissioner oT boys' aThleTics, ErnesT Colahanq senior represenTaTives, Wanda l-lenry and l-lelen Schneiderq sophomore represenTaTive, Fred Perrin, Treshman represenTaTives, Rex Ferrin and PaTsy Broesamle. . ,,,. ,, ,, l l-lere we are, wl1a+'s lell ol us. And liere's where we wisli you were. We've lied a prelly Jrouglw lime keeping Jrlie Juniors from running 'rlwe sclwool llwis year, buf we made up in qualify wlwel we laclcecl in quanlily, and came Jrlirouglw on lop. Our officers llwis year were: Bill Hanley . Madalyri Bess . Pal Belclimg . Lois Vesrerby Linda Phillips . Mr. Smillm . Presicleril Vice Presidenjr . Secrolery Treasurer Yell Leader Advisor WiTh The sTarT oT The IQ43-T944 school year, The Junior class, Two years Trorn iTs goal, decided on John STeinaker as chieT oTTicial, Shirley Blackmore, second in comrnandq Eleanor BeaTTy, secreTary, and Ed RickeTTs, Treasurer. Three good yell leaders were nominaTed and They decided To keep all Three oT Thern, Gen STewarT, Bill Leeper and BeTTy Connell. Armed wiTh These represenTaTives They sTarTed a new year. A sign oT TuTure good luck was The receiving oT Their class rings during The TirsT week oT school. The Juniors sponsored some very enjoyable dances, i and Though we Se- niors h a T e very much To adrniT iT. we Think The Ju- niors are a swell class. The Sophomores had a very unevenTTul year, aside Trom ordering Their class rings. They are considered The laziesT class in school. Their oTTicers Tor The year: Charlie Jones, presidenTq his assisTanT, Roger Chung. Mary Bliss acTed as secreTary, and Floyd Tucker collecTed The money. The yell leaders were l-lerlcy Bouris and Helen Jackson. Miss FiTzgerrell had The sad iolo OT advising Them. Now ThaT They're halT Through Their high school career, here's hoping They Tind a liTTle annbiTion i someplace along The line. BUT seri- ously, we iiirnk ' They're a s w e II class, and The besT oT luck To Them. The boldesT Freshman class in The hisTory oT Perris l-ligh, The class oT IQ47, sTarTed oTT The year wiTh a bang by ele-cTing The Tollowing oTTicers: Richard Walker . . Presidenr DoroThy Piplcin . Vice PresidenT Edwin Bass . . SecreTary Grace Evans .... . Treasurer GilberT Tinlcer, Clara Leeper . . Yell Leaders Miss Peevish ....... Advisor The Freshies were a Ii+TIe biT green aT TirsT-Though noT aT all bashTul-buT They caughT on, and wenT over The Top in The magazine sales. This class has 5 ,, , WA whaT iT Talces in The way oT ambi- Tion and will un- doubTedly have Three more equally successTul years in high school. Wilh lhe Cool and winoly aulumn Clays came lhe loolball games anol lhe Senior play. The various organizalions golf under way, and il began lo loolq lilce a very promising school year. The exams golf under way, loo, vvilh Jrhe lol- lowing lillle prayer: Now l lay me down lo resl, When l should sluoly lor a lesl. If l shoulcl die before l walce, Then l won r have The Jresl lo lake. You should have seen lhe Senior Play lhis year-il was real- ly super. Because of a small class, and aloove , all, lhe Man Shorlage, l i we had an all-girl play. Afler weelcs and weeks of slruggling wirh Miss Day's help, lhe play was a greal success. The plol' concerned a bride-+o-be who hoped lo gel rnarriedg fha? is, if her wedding gown and Jrhe groom show up. Things were really cornplicared and everyone was having guire a lime, bul all ends well. The casr included The following Senior girls: l LoreHa Fullcrnan, Lois Veslerby, Madalyn Bass, Parricia Balding, Muriel Pinksfon, Rachael Mar- rullo, l-lelen Schneider, Ann Lauda, Florerra Warren, Dorolhy Espino- za and Virginia Hassig. l The foolball season opened wilh a non-league game played a+ San Bernardino. ln lhis game, played wilh San Bernardino l-ligh School, Perris won I2-O. The nexl game was played on The home field. Mosf of lhe sludenl' body was presenl in l'he cheering seclion, bul This was no help 'n +he Y' L , , 'W i,,4 N ix , -iq V2.1 .-qs Q, N .1-T, 'n fl' 'Jw 4 1 Y T e . i3l'55'!.,gi.i'lg' miie P T ,Q his -F il f -.gi . -if- ' ' KM ' 7 ' 4 T' 4.-1 an s f N ,E ' Milf way of gaining a score for our side. The Sherman 1'eam'was small buf powerful, and won wiih a score of 20-O. T We wen'r nex'r lo Hemel where a mosl' excifing wame was played. The sevenipoinfs which we scored were made during 'rhe las? quar+er of fhe game. We again los? a game, buf if concluded our losing streak, and we won all fhe o+her games. ' San Jacin+o 'Then came over +o our field where we. full of spirif and wilh +he help of our band. played hard and won 25-T. The s'rudenl's who supporfed- 'rhe feam wifh fheir lungs added zesl' +o 'rhe game. On Armisfice Day 'rhe band andfeam wenl' To Elsinore High School 'ro play a healed game. This game befrween Elsinore and Perris every Armislice Day is an annual even? and each feam is crazy fo win. This year we won wi'rh awscore of I3-7. '- The lasf game was played belween Elsinore Naval and Milifary Academy and Perris on our field. During 'rhe game we scored I4 poinfs fo fheir six. ' - . Talcen all in all, we had a preH'y good year. We scored a fofal of sevenfy-one poin+s fo sevenfy-one of all 'rhe opponenfs poin+s, won four games, losing only Two. I ' I I ,Q , .. Y , ,ms- ii ., M, 4 -1 L 'fu ,. f 'L tw, 1 , We i 'W W Here are The he-rnen oT The school-The looys who have leTTered in sporTs. Their oTTicers Tor The year were: presidenT, Bill T-lanleyg vice- presidenT, Ed RiclceTTsg secreTary and Treasurer, Floyd Tucker. On The whole, These leTTermen weren'T very acTive, buT They do have nice sweaTers and The girls admire Their rnanliness-There is a noTiceable man shorTaqe around here. Even if we do kid Them a loT, we're really proud oT The way They do Things, Their aThleTic aloiliTy, and above all, Their sporTsmanship. l s v The Girls' Afhlelic Associalion This year consisled moslly of lhe Jrennis girls, wilh a couple olher ambilious girls. To become a member of lhis group, each girl had +o malce lifly poin+s in a+hle+ics, and making lhe Tennis Team counled all lilly poinls. The GAA. has had a lol ol good limes beside adding To Their Treasury. These hard-worlcing gals sponsored several dances which every- one enjoyed, and lhey also had a baslcelball game, To wh'ch The sfudenfs eagerly paid admission. The ollicers Tor The year were: Presidenl . . . Genevieve SlevvarT Vice-Presideni . . Eileen Schneidei Secrelary . . . l-lelen Schneider Treasurer' . . Bellylyle Wesllnrook Advisor . . Miss Filzgerrell i ,. , You boys didn'T lcnow much abouT The Girls' League. Weren'T you iusT a liTTlo biT jealous abouT The Tun They had aT Their rneeTings? They're carrying on as usual This year, even aTTer losing The PresidenT in February. The Girls' League is lcnown ThroughouT The sTaTe as an organizaTion ThaT prepares The girls oT Today To be The women oT Tomorrow. The league develops a spiriT oT Triendship and Teeling oT securiTy, ioyalTy and earnesTness among one anoTher. The P.U.l-LS. oTTicers Tor This sTaTe-wide organizaTion were: PresidenT . . . Virginia l-lassig Vice PresidenT . Ann Lauda SecreTary . . Josie Spreng Treasurer LoreTTa Fullcman PianisT . . Eleanor BeaTTy Song Leader Advisor . Miss A . Lois VesTerby delaide Werner l'lere you see The members oT The California Scholarship FederaTior or The brains oT The school. These kids have worked Tor The honor oT being members oT This organizaTion, and Tor The use oT The privileges granTed Them. They earned Their poinTs in school acTiviTies and in high grades. The annual diTch day proved a good Time Tor everybody as well as a much deserved vacaTion Trom The daily drag oT classes. The oTTicers Tor The year were: PresidenT .... . Beverly Spencer Vice PresidenT . . Jack STarnes SecreTary . . Muriel PinlcsTon Treasurer . . Norman STeinalcer l 3 The FuTure Farmers oT America is a local, sTaTe, and naTional organizaTion oT Tarm boys who have pledged Their whole-hearTed supporT To T-lelp Win The War. Those now in school are doing Their parT by producing Tood Tor our armed Torces and war producTion workers. This is being done Through The boys' agriculTural proiecTs. Several Perris FuTure Farmers are now serving in The various branches oT The armed Torces and are doing a splendid iob on The baTTle TronTs. OThers. due To The grave shorTage oT Tarm labor, checked ouT oT school To assisT in The producTion oT Tarm producTs. The F.F.A. oTTicers Tor The year were: PresidenT ....... Bill l-lanley Vice PresidenT . . l'luberT Broesamle George Tinker Donald Dueclc S-ergeanT aT Arms . . Ronald Pourroy . Roy Beall 5 Yell Leader . . William Leeper SecreTa ry . . . Treasurer . . . . ReporTer . . This group oT sTudenTs are responsible Tor The liTTle weekly paper, The PanTher l-li-l.iTes. Each Monday morning saw Them rushing around gaThering news and gossip, and The Two ediTors, Phyllis Blackmore, TirsT semesTer, and Helen Schneider, second semesTer, had Their hands Tull geTTing The paper in shape and cuTTing ouT The harrnTul mud-slinging. ii And each Friday aT noon all The sTudenTs could be seen wiTh Their noses buried in The paper. The conTenTs have been improved since The T'irsT ediTion in SepTember, buT There's sTill loTs more room Tor improve- nnenT. STudenTs will gripe, no maTTer whaT-iT's. sTill a Tree counTry, isn'T iT? Wilhour yell leaders we wouldn'l have near so much lun ar all rhe games, because malcinq noise seems lo be in order. We really gol oll on lhe righlr fool Jrhis year by elecling Gen Slewarl and PeeWee Connell as our yell leaders. These Two lillle spriles ol noise were af all The games, lellinq our looys lcnow The school was proud ol lhem. They really pulled oil some prelry near lriclcs near The end of 'rhe season, when lhey did hand-springs over each ojrher and yelled a'r The same lime. More of This lcind ol enrhusiasm should be lcepl up. .X--N ' .X Everyone pur on his coaf and we knew I+ was winrer again. How? Baskefball, of course. Everyone gor excired over Hue possible cham- pionship for Hwe A ream .... Z . . . and we came so near gelding lrhe championship, well, we're sfill in doubf abour I+. The A Team defeafed every school in rhe league excepf Elsinore-where fhey mer fheir Waferloo. More school spirir was shown af Jrhese games fhan has been shown for af leasr Three years. The B's Toughf valianTly buT could noT obTain a greaT number OT vicTories. The experience They goT This year will be very valuable nexT year, and since They played so well we'll be expecTing big Things. The C's aTTer a number oT vicTorious games began To Tall in luck. The season held high hopes unTil The lasT, when They were eliminaTed Trom The running. There are some good liTTle C players, and They should geT along swell in Their baslceTball. AT The Tinal play-oTT TournamenT, The D Team won The championship Tor This disTricT. They had a good season and showed Their abiliTies well under good coaching. Even Though The D's are small, They cerTainly are powerTul. BuT noT all The crediT goes To The abiliTy oT The boys-They learned a loT Trom Coach SchaTer. Thanks, Coach, Tor bringing The boys Through so well i T 4 And here's +o Jrhose lairhlul roolers who were on hand af every game. They no+ only urged Jrhe boys on, buf Jrhey also conlribufed qreafly +o The much needed school spirit i l Oh, yes, here's whaT The girls were doing in The way oT sporTs This year. The girls' gym class sTarTed playing volleyball, and had a TournamenT beTween The Third and TourTh period classes. The winners were The Third period class. Tennis girls goT in several monThs oT pracTice beTore The rain puT a sTop To Tennis. WiTh Tennis ouT oT The guesTion, They Toolc To baslceTball, which The gym girls were now also playing. This very naTurally resulTed in a play-oTT beTween The gym girls and The Tennis girls. In TacT, They played Two games, The TirsT according To boys' rules. ResulTs: Tennis girls, 27, and Gym girls, 3. The second game, played according To girls' rules, The Tennis girls also won wiTh a score oT I2-6. Then came some down-To-earTh Tennis pracTicing. This year Skipper really had some winners in his inTer-school Tennis TournamenT. Marie STeen Toolc The winner's Trophy in The singles, wiTh Genevieve STewarT close on her heels. These Two girls are TirsT and second singles respecTively Tor our school. Josie Spreng Took The novice cup in This TournamenT, which earned her Third singles, wiTh l-lelen Jaclcson a close TourTh. 1 a The doubles TournamenT winners were Josie Sprenq and PaT Balding, wiTh Marie STeen and Georgia Marsh The runner-ups. We have really had a swell Tennis year. and here's To The girls who made iT happen. Our musically-minded sludenls are really lwep fo Jrlwe live. And flwanlcs lo The able inslruclror, Miss Marqarel Spiller, +l1ey're learning how To beal if out Too. The Beginning OrchesTra provided The ground worlc, and a varieTy oT insTrumenTs such as brasses, reeds and sTrings were available To any sTudenT inTeresTed in musical knowledge. During The pasT year our OrchesTra has given programs Tor The Lions Club meeTings, The P.-TA. and combined wiTh The band and played Tor The Seniors' graduaTion. Our songbirds, The chorus, have parTicipaTed in assemblies, Girls' League and P.-TA. meeTings. During The laTTer parT oT The year, The chorus gave iTs annual concerT, which, by The way, was a greaT success. The band was really in The groove This year. These swell musicians played Tor assemblies, a home TooTball game, and They Traveled To Elsinore To parTicipaTe wiTh The Elsinore band. The baslcerball games were pepped up, Too, by The band. The Parris SwingsTers have Turnished dance music aTTer some OT The baslceTball games, and Tor several dances, They Toolq The place oT recorded melodies. An improvemenlr, Tool The SwingsTers are several members oT The band, and a Tew oT The local musicians. Thanlcs To Them, and Miss Spiller, our dances were really super. The social evenfs of P.U.H.S. are going on much The same This year: During Ocfober The Juniors held Two iifney dances aT The Perris TheaTre. Panfhers and PanThereTTes danced To The music of world famous bands. On record were l-larry James and Tommy Dorsey. Dances followed several of The baslcefball games, and playing hosT were The G.A.A. affer The Perris-l-lemef game. and The Freshman class affer The Perris-San Jacinfo game. The Perris l-li Swingsfers furnished music for The hep caTs. The Terrific success of The season was The leap year dance given by The Junior class. The girls asked The boys To dance, To The music of The Perris Hi Swingsfers. This affair was pronounced The besT of iTs lcind by all who were There. On March 3l The C.S.F. gave The sfudenf body an evening of enTerTainmenT in The form of anofher dance wiTh The Swingsfers again furnishing The music. The brains are To be congrafulafed. The Juniors This year lived up To Their repuTaTion for giving successful dances wiTh The presenTaTion of The annual Junior-Senior Prom. The Theme was Soufh American and was carried ouT noT only in The decoraTions, buf also in The menu and ouTfiTs of The Sophomore waiTers and waifresses. 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'rm sm N As ls X I W, id f x s ,S Q N 5 k ni A fifw.. X l Q' L lil Our baseball boys, moslly Juniors, played Three games This year. Firsl, delealed Hemel: second, losl lo Sherman: and Jrhird, losl +o Elsinore. We're proud ol lhem, even if we didn'+ malce as good a showing as we miqhl have wanled. l-lere's To a beller baseball season nexl year. . -hw., For +he second successive year, Perris High lrack 'ream won 'rhe League Championship in bofh Class A and Class C , Those con- fribufing +o 'rhe Class A Championship were: IOO yard dash .,.sc C. .,.cccc,c .ccc C C Don Dueck, lied for second 220 yard dash,CCCCC C C. CCCC Dueck. second: Manuel Mora, fourfh 440 yard dash CCCCC CCCCC C Ed Ricke++s. second: Clarence Senger, 4'rh 880 yard dash C C CC Rick Ford, firsfg Bob Beall, fourfh Mile run .CCC,.CCCC,.CCC CCCC.CCCCCCCCCCC,C,C,.C C C CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC .CCC.CC.,C,. J ohn Sfeinaker, 'lirsf Pole vaulf CCCCCCCCCCC CCCC CCCC. C C .Bill Hanley, lhirdg Charley Jones. fourfh Hop. Sfep, Jump,,CCCBill McBurney, first Bob Beall, +hird: Cecil Weischedel, fourfh Broad Jump C...C....CCCCC..CCCCCCCCCCCCCC.C.........C..,.C. Bill McBurney, lied for second High Jumps CCCCCCCCCCC CCBill Hanley and Weischedel 'fied for second High Hurdles CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC .,CCC,,CCCC,CCCCCCC,C.C..CCCCCCCC.C. H omer McBurney, fourih Low Hurdles CCCC, .,CC .CCCCCCCCC C C.,, C C C CCCCCCCCCCCC CCHanley, lhirdg Rickefls, lourfh 880 Relay,C.CCPerris, second: Don Dueck, Bob Beall, Huberf Broe- samle and Bill Hanley Those con+ribu'ring +o fhe Class C Championship: l00 yard dashCC CCCCCC Jackson and Sfarnes lied for fhird 660 yard dash ..,..C. .C,C..C CCC. CCC.. C C CCCCC C C C CCCCC CCCCLeland Brand, +hird Low Hurdles C Vincenf Magana, se++ing a new league record Pole Vaul'rCCCC CCCC CC C CC CC CC C C Richard Rolh. 'rhird High Jump. CC Wesley Jackson, lirsf Broad Jump CCCC CCCCCC CCCCC C C Floyd Tucker, fourfh Hop. Slep, Jump CCCCC C C C Floyd Tucker, lhird Shof CC CCCC CCCCCCCCC .CCCC .CCC C CCCCC CCCCC C CCCCCC CCCCCCCC V i n c e nf Magana, firsf Relay: CPerris, second: Vincenl' Magana, Jack Slarnes. Leland Brand and Wesley Jackson W l7W'f95iZ'Jff. '..fL '1i W Now lhal we're really leaving dear old P.U.l'l.S., we wonder how il' will gel along wilhoul our smiling laces. We wanled lo leave somelhing lo remember us by, so wegpassed around lhe hal. Here are lhe resulls: I, Pal Balding, leave my iolces and williness lo Georgia Marsh. l, Madalyn Bass, leave my sobbing and my wel' handkerchief lo neil' year's Senior Play Casl. l, Phyllis Blaclcmore, leave my inlcy lingers and slencil culling lo Belly Connell. I, Rosemary Dye, leave my quiel ways lo Gilda Fullcman. l, Dorolhy Espinoza, leave my beauly and smile lo improve lhe looks ol PUHS. l, Lorella Fullcman, leave my wedding gown lo ioin Jaclc Ashley. l, Bill Hanley, leave wilh my blond hair and blue eyes. Thoughl l was going lo leave l'hem, didn'l you? l, Juanila Hardy, leave my abilily lo gel' excused from school lor weelcs al a lime lo Huberl' Broesamle. l, Virginia l-lassig, have lell' lo answer my counlry's call and Cleo's. I, Wanda Henry, leave lo join lhe Cadels al Ryan Field. Yippeel! gi. in I-Jeiiift ' sail It 1-'is up ,' fi. 1 .4 -. lr fl , J W 1 W i im 1 , 4 wi 0, 1 'lr i l li +9 fl M R. lt Yr X ,. 1-1 We lv f i .. .f 'ee A - I wx i Y, L 'lf' ll 71 . li' li rib , Q vi x 1'- . 1 . I, Dean Herzig, leave my heighf +o Norman Sleinaker. g l, Ann Lauda.. leave my love for foreign languages 'ro Gen Srewari. I, Raohel Marruffo, leave my cunning and shy ways To some of 'rhese Perris Hi wolfesses. ' -- l, Emily Mora, leave. Thank goodness! I, Linda Phillips, leave my favorife spor+, arguing, +o Ernesfine Espinosa. , ' l. Muriel Pinkslon, leave my grulf ways and characler as aun+ie io Coach. 1 ll, Ronald Pourroy, leave Maxine, buf keep your hands off. e l, 'Helen Schneider, leave my abilify 'ro look and aci' innooeni' fo Marie -Sfeen. . A l l, George Tinlcer, leave my reclcless driving and spinning 1'ires,l'o my liH'le brofher. ' l. Lois Veslerby, leave my laughs and giggles +o Roy Beall-maybe? he can improve on fhem. ' l, Flora++s -Warren. leave fo loolc ' for a handsome soldier. l, Marilou Yiung, leave my complainls lo Mary Lou Hassig. Remember in Sepfembes, l94O, when we fimiclly enfered fhe doors of P.U.l-l.S., forfy-some sfrong? Those were fhe days when liffle freshies really frembled af fhe fhunclerous voices of upper-classmen, and hasfily obeyed fheir every command. Following fhe fradifion of fhe school, we were definifely inifiafed and fhoroughly defeafed in fhe fie-up by fhe Sophomores. Our officers fhaf year were: Presidenf . . . . Bill Sweeney Vice Presiclenf . . George Tinker Secrefary . . Darleen Evans Treasurer . . . . Helen Schneider Yell Leaders . . Ann Lauda, Virginia l-lassig Advisor . . . . . C. W. Crowl VVe were a srnarf class and soon caughf on, buf fime rushed on and before we lcnew if, vacafion was upon us. When we came baclc fhe nexf Sepfember. we were all looking forward fo a successful sophomore year. To sfarf off, we elecfecl a swell group of officers: Presiclenf . . . Ronald Wolford Vice Presiclenf . Bill Sweeney Secrefary . . Darleen Evans Treasurer . . . . Ann Lauda Yell Leaders . . Emily Mora, John Dean Advisor . . . . C. W. Crow lf did 'rurn ouf fo be a swell year, buf many acfivifies from fhen unfil we graduafed were suspended because of fhaf memorable day, December 7. of our sophomore year. Then came anofher Sepfember, and we were Juniors. Buf golly! Whaf's happened fo our class? Some of you had gone fo answer fhe call fo arms, some had vifal iobs on fhe home fronf. A few were sfill in school. Our officers fhaf year were: Presidenf . . . Ronald Pourroy . Vice Presidenf . . Phyllis Blackmore Secrefary . . Darleen Evans Treasurer . . Ann Lauda Yell Leader . . Linda Phillips Advisor . . . . Mr. Glen Schafer Our play fhaf year was ferrific- School for Girls wifh an all-girl casf. We really made money on if. i. When spring was in fhe air. we gave fhe Seniors a banquef, and we all danced and afe while 'rhe fragrance of May flowers carried ouf our fheme. Buf now we're Seniors and our days in P.U.l'l.S. are numbered. We'Il be leaving-a smaller. buf much wiser group. Name Virginia Hassig Linda Phillips George Tinker Dorolhy Espinoza Marilou Young Helen Schneider Dean Herzig Madalyn Bass Bill Hanley Rachel Marrufio Emily Mora Pafricia Balding Phyllis Blackmore Lois Vesferby Rosemary Dye Lore'r'ra Fullcman Ronald Pourroy Wanda Henry Ann Lauda Muriel Pinksfon Flore++a Warren Juaniia Hardy Nickname Ginny Lindy Tinlc Dolly Noisy Myrf Slim Maddy Hanley Rae Monkey Pai Phyl Brownie Rosie A ReH'a P-Roy Daisy June Frenchie Pinlcie Flora Dora Niia Virfue Execuiive Abiliiy Laugh Genialiiy Hair Smile Complexion Heighl' Personalify Legs Slyness Cheerfulness Sense of Humor Brains Giggle Grin Figure None Line Eyes Aciing Loyally Voice Pasfime Cleo McCain Arguing Making excuses Fliriing Chewing gum Spooning Girls Diiching class Loafing Wisecracking Armed Services Camp Haan Bluhfing ieachers Housekeeping Air Corps Navy Sleeping Gossiping Sweeney Siudying Sulking Raising chickens Fufure Occupafion Nurse Leslie Farmer Sfage qhow-girl Burlesque queen Millionaire Looking for a man Sinafra No. 2 WAC A Mrs. Traveling saleswoman Old Maid Moiher Flying Seamsiress Maxine's sfooge Beauiy operaior Sweeney Teacher Kaie Smi+h's siand-in Chorus girl Cause of Dea+h Sigh+ of blood Eaiing her cooking Too lazy 'ro live An audience Gum shoriage Falling in love Bankrupicy Gefiing one Woman shoriage Top Sergeanf Finding a Mr. Hearing a ioke A proposal Jack Jr. Navy Gilda Sage Dew A facial Sweeney Closing of schools Passing U. S. Hisiory Receiving a C New Perris, China, April 20, 1960 My Dear lvladalynx IT seems so long since I IasT saw you. I received your leTTer abouT Two weeks ago, buT have been so busy wiTh my work here in China ThaT I iusT haven'T had Time To answer iT sooner. The oTher day I Took The school children on a Tour To The hospiTal, and guess whom I saw? Virginia I-Iassig. She said she had been Transferred To China several monThs ago To Teach Chinese women nursing. LasT week I Tlew To Alaska. As I was walking in The CoIdspoT skaTing,rink, owned and operaTed by Dean I-lerzig. I meT Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney lThe Tormer Ann Laudal. Ann has been Taking skaTing lessons To reduce. She is sTill aT iT. Remember back in high school how she would go wiThouT her Iunch To lose a Tew pounds? They Told me ThaT FIoreTTa Warren is sTarring in The sTage show, PisTol Packing Mama. which has been running since I944. I also saw Linda Phillips, who is a skaTing sTar There. l As I leTT The ColdspoT, I hailed a Taxi and who should be driving buf PaTricia Balding. She has been living in Alaska Tor abouT Tive monThs now. She likes iT because There are so many dark monThs. She Took me To The airporT and I Tound LoreTTa Fulkman was The hosTess on The Flying B . She was surprised To see me and informed me ThaT Bill Hanley was The piloT. I was only able To Talk To him Tor a Tew minuTes Through my Television receiving seT. buT he said if I see any oT The kids Trom Perris I-ligh, To Tell Them all hello. When I arrived back, in China, I meT Muriel PinksTon, and learned ThaT she is a professor oT ChemisTry aT The UniversiTy oT Chiang. She was on her way To a lecTure and inviTed me To go along. I was indeed surprised To see ThaT The speaker was To be The Rev. George W. Tinker. He delivered a very inleresling speech on Young People and lhe Church. ln reading over your lasl leller, l was glad lo hear lhal Wanda Fullcman llhe lormer Wanda l-lenryl is having such a good lime on her honeymoon in lhe Himalayas. So Dorolhy Espinoza, beller lcnown as Mme. La Dolopa, is leaching dancing al lhe Tumble Down now, and lhal she has perlecled her French accenl. Well, well, good lor her. You also said lhal Rachel Marrullo has a job in a midgel show. She probably hasn'l grown any since she lell high school. ls Emily Mora slill working al Pourroy's Beauly Salon? I imagine lhal Ronald loolcs prelly good since he has learned lo wave his own hair. ls Mrs. Veslerby lLois Brownl slill living in Perris? The lasl lime l heard, she had opened a frog-leg marlcel and was doing a lhriving business. So Marilou Young has decided lo give up lrying lo grow lhe beard lhal would make her lamous as lhe bearded lady in lhe circus? l lhoughl lhal Rosemary Dye had perlecled a super-deluxe hair growing agenl. liwas really surprised lo hear lhal, aller lraveling around +he world as a pholographer, Phyllis Blaclcmore has linally decided lo sellle in Winchesler. Well, Madalyn, are you s+iII going lo school? You have been going lor quile some lime now, bul lhe queslion is, have you learned anylhing? Did you have a good lime on your lrip lo lhe American owned island ol Japan? Well, my dear, l musl be signing oll now, so be good and wrile ollen. Your old school chum, l-lelen Schneider X. 'x w x 1 KW! fA'j?Dof16 U 'I' I SENICRS N PATRICIA BALDINGL- MADALYN BASS PI-IYLLIS BLACKMORE DOROTHY ESPINOZA LORETTA FULKMAN - WILLIAM I-IANLEY ' IW' T LW ' U H75 .I SENIORS VW 2 W W WM by RGINIA HASSIG WAN DA HEN RY DEAN HERZIC5 RACHEL MARRUFEO ANN LAU DA EMILY MORA SENIORS GEORGE TINKER LOIS VESTERBY ELORETTA WARREN MARILOU YOUNG NOT PICTURED: ROSEMARY DYE JUANITA I-IARDY WILLIAM R. SWEENEY LINDA PHILLIPS MURIEL PINKSTON jRONALD POURROY I-IELEN SCI-IENIDER 1 I 'Inf Cx J .1 QI If I 5 df' lr 35.0 is - ,X n 51 3, Ar , Our only regre+ ig' +ha1j you ,weren r hdfe fo. enioy if, too, Buff debt 3 JL., l ' ., ' g,,,4g' L,f,,f6,2,6,,g, my-,,f,f4:,rK Eff? mga.. ' e long, Q JE zz eww and-a year fha? will live in fhe merhory of eaqkh senior. 1 5 I1 A is war. and 'l1ere'5 wishing you all 'l'l16 lock ip fheuworlql. t y -y - ' MM, o e e WWWWWMW . TTY an so ou finy classlllnally graduafes.. IE? beenlal gfdnd yeafl ' , if IQ' , W r any W QTHE STAFF Edifor . . Assis+an+ Edilor Business Manager Assisfanf Business Senior Will . Senior Prophecy Senior Horoscope Junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class S'ruden+ Council Girls League G.A.A. . C.S.F. . Boys' A+hle+ics Girls' Alhlelics Social . . Music . Junior Play . Senior Play . Jokes . Calendar Typing . Advisor Phyllis Blackmore . Ann Lauda . George Tinker Manager .... Ed RickeHs . . . Pal Balding. Loreffa Fulkman . . Helen Schneider, Madalyn Bass . Dororhy Espinoza, Ann Laude Shirley Blackmore . . Beffylyle Wesfbrook Dorolhy Pipkin . Sheldon Kirkpalrick . Josie Spreng . Gen Slewarf John Sleinaker Ernesi' Colahan . Marie Sleen Eleanor Bea'r'ry . Forresl Wesllorook, Beverly Spencer Georgia Marsh . Lois Vesferby . Jeff Danner. S'ruar+ Smirh Wanda Henry Be'r+y Connell . Mr. Smi'rh O SMALL'S MARKET Qualify Mears Groceries - Vegefables OFFERS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I944 ITS HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS THE PEOPLES STORE Qualify Merchandise for Less BOB WARREN, Prop. I - .,A.......,,...,.............. ..... - -----. w 'r Dis+ribuI'ors PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Perris, California RUFUS M. HOOK DODGE ancl PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS and WASHING MACHINES BANK OF PERRIS capnal 525,000 Trade al Home - Banlc al Home Buy Bonds Regularly Surplus SI2,500 L. 8: H. CAFE Open 6 A.M. Io IO P.M. MRS. CUTLER, Mgr. Besf Wishes 'For Con+inuecI Success of The WorId's Bes+ High School FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH 5+h and E. Sis. Perris Rev. Pe+e Nyenhuis, Pasror Bui seek ye Iirsf fhe lcingdorn'oI God, and his riqhieousness: and all Ihese Ihings shall be add unfo you. - Maffhew 6:33 A Sincere Welcome Awaiis You COTTAGE BEAUTY SHOP We Specialize in Helene Curlis Cold Waves Hair Curling, Hair Dyeing or Tinling Personaliiy Hair Slyling SARAH TRAIL G. 81 F. GROCERY 81 SERVICE STATION ECONOMY GAS AND OIL Highway 395 2 Miles Norfh of Perris The Winchesrer Sfore Mrs. Grace A. Blackmore, Owner General Merchandise Fire Insurance Phone Hemei' I023 Winchesfer, California BEACON CAFE CABS and BUSES Anyiime - Anywhere 2nd and D SI'reeIPhone Perris 472 r 4 .v.,.v.v.,.v.v.v.v.,.v.v.v.v.v.,.v.v.v.,.'.v.v.v.,.-.Y.v.v.Y.,v.v.v.,.v.v.v.v.v.'.v qv THE SMART FROCK SHOP Ladies' AppareI ChiIdren's Apparel Laiesi S+yIes MRS. GLEN BROESAMLE Tires-Oil-Accessories Lubricafion ROY E. CLARK Y.,,.v.v.v.'.'.v.v.v.v.v.v.'.v.'.v.v.v.,v.v.v.Y.,'.v.v.v.'.'.v.v.v.'.'.v.v.v. HARRY'S GARAGE Keep 'em RoIIin' Phone 490 Is'r and D, Perris ED'smsY2,'.z2,eND CLASS of I944 Fresh Vegefabiese Groceries Dry Goods-Cosmefics-Lofions KIRKPATRICK'S 2-A-T Service SI'a+ion Signal Oil Co. Producfs Tire Repairing MoI'or Tuning Brake Relining NICK BRAKE, Prop. ChiIdren's Wearing Apparel v.'.'.Y.v.'.v.v.,,,.Y.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.'Av.v.v.v.'.v.'.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.v PERRIS PHARMACY Drugs - Sundries Prescripiions Filled Ladies' and ChiIdren's HAIRCUTS PERRIS BARBER SHOP TEX CRISWELL 'I 4, 'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'-'v'v4vAv'v'v'w6fv'v'v4v'v'v'v'v'v'-'v'vA.'.'v'vA.'v'vAvAv'y 'r UNION OIL PRODUCTS 76 Gas - Accessories BEULAH HUNTER v.-----------------,-----------.,'.'..v.,.v.v.v.v.,,ph. THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Wishes fhe Class of 44 Godspeed and Invifed You fo All Services of Fellowship and Worship Church School-9:45 A.M. The Hour of Worship- I I A.M. I was glad when fhey sand unio me. Lef us go unfo The House of The Lord. C. E. Magnuson, Minisfer Perris, Calif. 1 .v.v.v.Y.,.,.'.'..v.v.v.,.v.v.v.v.,.v.v.v.,.,.v.v.v.v.'.'.,.vt.,.,.,,v.v.,.,A,.v.,x 4' ,,. lb LAKEVIEW STORE General Merchandise Dry Goods Gas and Oil DAN R. and JULIA A. MARSH VARSITY SWING INN SPANISH DISHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE HARRISON SPORTING GOODS Congrafulafions To fhe Class of '44 435 E. Sfreef San Bernardino PERRIS LUMBER CO. PITTSBURGH PAINTS Phone Perris 38I Perris, California CONGRATULATIONS fo fhe CLASS OF '44 MARY DOGGETT DR. H. H. ESHELMAN Physician and Surgeon 365 D. Sfreef Perris, California ANDY'S GARAGE General Repairing Brake Relining 40I W. 4I'l'1 Sf. Perris, California Phone Perris 2I4 G. A. BROESAMLE AGENCY Insurance - Aufo Financing Nafional Aufomoloile Club 306 D Sfreef Perris, California JOE'S GARAGE General Repairing Hudson Service 7 I 9 D Sfreef Perris ,V-v.v.v,vAv+.-.r.-.-.-v-.-.-.,-.-v-fv-.-v-v-v-v-v-av-v-v-4-.-.-v-.rvv-v-v-v-rv--f MARTIN GARAGE General Repairing Baffery Charging Welding Nuevo, Calif. PERRIS CAFE BREAKFAST - DINNER SHORT ORDERS ROBERT B. REID, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone Perris 703 Perris, California Howard O. 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