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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1948 volume:

iw I 1. i , E., J A K 5, E wx I 1 V1-mf rua -fiv,a1!':g,E Q., .- - ,.'wy,- .1 ,,,y,,,-'V v -.A 4 -..g., 1' '. frL '. .,v- a ' wif- , ' - f ::.' 'j,,'f'-z 1- ' ' , , , . ,. ,, r r , ,. ,.,. , .1 ,, Q , UQZXMM EL PERRISITU I N 0 M , N 1 U N O THE 1948 EL PERRISITU HUNUIQJ 11-IE BEAUTIFUL Psnms VALLEY OF Yesterday and Today Perris, some 70 years ago, was barren and desolaTe. ln I88O Two whiTe seTTlers came To The Valley in search oT gold. When The Caliifornia SouThern Railroad was builT Trom ColTon To San Diego in I882, seTTlers began To doT The plains wiTh Their cabins. This new seTTlemenT was called PinacaTe, Taking The name oT The nearby gold mine. PincaTe needed a general sTcre, posT oTTice and railroad sTaTion, also a soloon. BuT PinacaTe soon meT wiTh Troubles over The TiTle To The land. This led several oT The seTTlers To a poinT Two miles norTh To esTablish a new village. WiTh The help oT some San Bernardino business men and The Rail- road Company, Perris was born. The seTTlemenT was so-called in honor oT Fred T. Perris, chieT engineer Tor The railroad company. l-ler TighT Tor exisTance was noT an easy one. Lilce unTo The cry oT The fXncienT Mariner, her seTTlers have Toiled and prayed Tor waTer. Since her birTh in l885, Perris has grown inTo a Thriving communiTy, serving many smaller villages ThaT surround her. The gold mines, horses and carriages, and old-Time saloons have been replaced by prosperous Tarms and ranches, hundreds oT Truck and Tarm machines, and modern sTores. nnual Slug EDITOR Y - - ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER SENIOR WILL - SENIOR PROPHECY SENIOR HOROSCOPE JUNIOR CLASS - SOPHOMORE CLASS ERESHMAN CLASS STUDENT COUNCIL GIRLS LEAGUE - G,A.A, - - C.S.E, - - BOYS' ATHLETICS - GIRL'S ATHLETICS - CHORUS - - SOCIAL - - JUNIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY P CALENDAR - TYPIST - - LETTERMAN - EEA. - - SLNIOR IIISTORY 5 BAND - M ORCHESTRA - SNAPS - ADVISOR - TED SHARPE - NANCY SCOTT JOHN HARRISON - OUOTIA ELLISON MARILYN RAMSING VIRGINIA WILLIAMS - BEVERLY SMITH - BARBARA LEE Y ROGER DENNEY - DON WESTBROOK Y ROBERT WARREN - JOAN CASNER - JUNE SOUIRES - OLIVER WICKARD - LESTER RANSOM - RUTH LUCKING - KEALA HOELZER , JACK UPTON DIXIE HUNTER - ED STONE - AUDREY JAHNS - BEVERLY SMITH - RICHARD BRAND GERALD BOSS f - LENNY VAIL - RICHARD COOK JIMMALOU HANNON - NEIL WYMAN, BARBARA MOOTE HARRY THOMPSON The close oT The i948 school Term has ar- rivecl-Arrivecl along wiTh The hope ThaT The publicaTion oT This EI PerrisiTo will noT merely occupy a space upon The shelT buT will conTinue To serve as a review oT Those many happy clays in our lives. We, The Annual STaTT, wish To Thank The many people who made This publicaTion possible, especially The merchanTs who sup- porTecl' our book by Their aclverTisemenTs and conTribuTions. ----- f?I'0l'I'l I Perris Valley High is The Educafionai Cenier for eighf differenf disfricisz Romola-md, Neuvo, Lakeview, Val Verde, Winchesfer, Menifee, Anfelope and Good Hope. funn ien L4 ADMINISTRATICDN CLASSES ATI-II.ETICS ACTIVITIES vx Tm 1 PERRIS UNION HIGH SCHOOL LOCATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL PERRIS VALLEY WHERE THE SEA COAST MEETS THE DESERT T A J ,, xl 'm ma , w ' - an oarcl ofecfucaiion l would lilce, on behalT oT The Board oT TrusTees, To congraTulaTe The Class oT IQ48, The FaculTy, and all oThers conTribuTing To The success oT This publicaTion. l-laving been permiTTed a brieT preview oT This year-boolc beTore going To The press, l am convinced ThaT iT is a work oT arT, well done, and a Tine adverTisernenT Tor The school and The valley. We are noT unnnindTul oT The splendid display oT business abiliTy in The maTTer oT Tinancing same and we can Thinlc oT no beTTer words To express our appreciaTion Than To say, Via EI PerrisiTo. Sincerely, WILL A. GUTHRIDGE, PresidenT rincipa My complirnenTs and greeTinqs To The Annual STaTT and Class oT I948l ln Tace oT many obsTacles, inTerrupTed programs and Trying condiTions you have published This boolc. lT is a TribuTe To your TorTiTude and perseverance, a cornplimenT To your qualiTies oT good ciTizen- ship Tor The willingness on your parT To do The added worlc beyond your rouTine school career enTailed by The ediTorship and publicaTion oT The EI PerrisiTo oT IQ48. My besT wishes go wiTh you in all your underTalcings. H. G. THOMPSON, Principal acufiy Dean of Boys Dean of Giris MR. WILLIAM HENDRICKSON MISS ADELAIDE WERNER Vice Principal, Teacher of Hisfory Teacher of Languages and Mafh MISS HAZEL DAY, A.B. MR. JOHN F. MENSINGER, A.B. MISS SALLI C. TERRI, A.B. JEFFERY, A.B. English II and III Chemisfry, Biology, Geomefry, English I and IV, Music Agriculfure, Farm Design Trigonomefry, Physics and Appreciaiion Afhlefics 5 is RALPH STREANO MISS WANDA LEE KELLY, A.B. MR. GEORGE SOULE, A.B., M.A. MISS VERNE B. HIBBARD, A.B Band, Orches+ra, Chorus Home Economics Uoy's Physical Educafion, Hisfory Mafh, P.E. MRS. BESSIE SILVERTON WILLARD YOUNGDAHL, A.B. MISS M. MATTHEW Regish-ar, School Seca-e+ary Typing, Shorihand, Bookkeeping School Nurse, R.N. 'Avi :WSW agkiw ? ' v ,za f ,, 1. ww , L, ' -531' . 'fiiiif ow w3g,,'ix:,: snpv-www-ff - awww on mfigija fix. Mai? I A ,e w XX- A I A I I , A ff 7' I X OUOTIA ELLISON SALLY BROESAMLE JUNIOR WEISCHEDEL Junior Presidenf GirI's Commissioner Senior Presidenf CLINTON BROWN MARILYN RAMSING ROGER DENNEY Boy's Commissioner Secreiary Represenfafive 'Student Counci The Sludenl Council is an organizae lion which acls as a clearing house lor sludenl problems and promoles eclivilies lor Jrhe sludenls. Tho Sluclenl Council provides and enf gineers all nalional assemblies ancl movies which are given monlhlv. 'ihe following are members of lhe Sluclonl Council: Advisor Advisor MISS WERNER MR. HENDRICKSON . 'f 9 esiden RREN izoeiisi WA i xi' ce' CKE ouilill Wi Pfefiden no 6 V N ARLIZSRT U60 QH 2 ' JANE GARAT WALTER SHULL LOUISE DEVINE LENNY VAIL Represenfafive Repre5en+a+ive Represenhdive Lawyer Lyn Seaaion ,Hall fa irol ffibrarianaf MRS. SILVERTON I Mice orlaera lofi: I-IELEN BEALL MAXINE CORN FREIDA TAYLOR RICHARD BRAND Right: DOLORES COCHRAN he CSPQW MRS. ANDERSON Cook MR. FERRELL Gardener K ws. AN ASSISTANT COOKS . M R. DAXON Cusfodian 1 w I I 1 1 ADMINISTRATION Under The able leadership oT our oTTicers, our Senior Class cruised Through a successTul school year. AT The close oT The TooTball season, we seniors sponsored a vicTory dance To celebraTe our champion's success. Cur sponsor, Miss Terri, coached Tour plays which werea greaT success. They were: Love Your Neighbor, TesT'ing Jol3's EaiTh, The l-louse oT Greed, Orchids Tor Marie and The CiTy Sliclcer and Our Nell. ln The Tall oT The year we Toured The Riverside Junior College and invesTigaTed higher learning. Then we aTTended The Junior-Senior prorn, and lasT l3uT noT leasT came, whaT seemed The end oT our lives, BaccalaureaTe and ComrnencemenT exercises. Our OTTicers were: PresidenT - - WTLERED WElSCHEDlEL Vice PresidenT - - WREN JGHNSQN SecreTary - - LLEWELLYN POURROY Treasurer - - - - BETTY JG WOCDS Yell Leaders - AUTDREY JAT-TNS and AVIS PEEL Advisor -- - - MISS SALLI TERRI ROBERT BARTH Oalrdale High School P.U.H.S. 3-4 Leflerman 4 F.F.A. Treasurer 4 Play Crew 4 Foofball 4 Major-Agriculfure RICHARD BRAND P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Class Vice Pres. I-2-3 Annual Slaff 2-4 F.F.A. I-2-3 Lellerman I-2-3-4 Sfage Direclor 3 Slage Helper 4 Foolball I-2-3-4 Baskelball I-2-3 Track I-2-3-4 Major-Agricullure, Malh I 2 GLORIA BAST San Diego High School I Grossmonf High School 2 Hemel High School 3 P.U.H.S. 4 Sfudenf Courl 4 Class Play 4 Major-General CLINTON BROWN P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Boys Commissioner 4 Lellerman 2-3-4 Sludenl' Courl' 4 Sludenl Council 4 F.F.A. I-2-3-4 Annual Slaff 3 Play Crew 4 BILLOPJ BETTY BATEMAN P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 BONNIE BURNS P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 G.A.A. 3-4 Secrelary of Class 2 Senior Play 4 Major-Home Economics BOB COLLINS . Tennis 4 Cenfral Jr. High, Amarillo, Texas I Amarillo High School 2 BARBARA GARRETT P.U.H.S. 3-4 P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Annual Sfaff 3-4 Girls League I-2-3-4 DON CANDY F.F.A. 3-4 chorus I-2-3-4 LYUWOOCI ACf'demY I Hi- Liles 4 e.A.A. 2-3 2-34 Lellerman 4 Play 3 .. . Class Play 4 Ivlaior-Home Economics PIGY Crew 4 Foolball 3-I Maior-General Track 4 Ivlaicrhlnnguage and Ma JOYCE HARE P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 G.A.A. Secrelary 4 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Senior Tennis Play Crew 4 2-4 Maior-Social Science JOHN HARRISON P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 F.F.A. Secrelary 3 Class Yell Leader 3 Boys Commissioner 3 Sludenl' Council 3 Annual S+a'Ff 3-4 Class Play 4 Traclr I-2-3-4 Foofball 2-3-4 Baslcelball I-3-4 Baseball 3 Major-Foreign Language AUDREY JAHNS Tennis I-2-3-4 NJrdI1of'F Union High School I Mable Scoli School 2. Anoalxia School 2 San Marion High School 3 Nordhoif High School 3 P.U.H.S. 4 G.A.A. I-2-3-4 Class Yell Leader 4 Annual S+-aff 4 Riding Club 4 Baslcefball 4 Major-Social Sludies WREN JOHNSON P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Class Vice Pres. 4 Boys Commissioner 3 Lefierman l-2-3-4 Sfudeni Council 3 Class Play Crew 4 Track I-2-4 Foolball l-2-3-4 Baseball I-2 Baslceiball I-2 Maier-Malli Xi Science EVA MARES Hemel High School I P.U.H.S. 2-3-4 Class Play 4 Maier-Home Economic AURORA LOPEZ P.U.l l.S. I-2-3-4 Library 2-3-4 Junior Play iProgramsl Senior Play 4 Tennis I-2-4 Major-Commercial DOROTHY COLEMAN P.U.l l.S. l-2-3-4 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Riding Club 4 Class Play lCosfumesl Major-Home Economics eniora RUTH LUCKING P.U.H.S .I-2-3-4 Girls' League Pianisf 2 Hi-Liles 2-4 - Annual Sfaff 3-4 Class Play 4 6.A.A. 3-4 Tennis 2 Maior-Mafh and Science NOVA GENE MCGUIRE P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Class Yell Leader I G.A.A. 3-4 Class Play 4 Tennis 3 Major-Home Making i EDDIE STONE RICHARD TALLEY P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Class Play 4 LeHerman 2-3-4 Hi-Lifes 3-4 Sludenl Council Tennis 4 Tracli l-2-3 Baseball 2-3 Foofball I-2-3-4 Baslxefball I-2 Major-Mafh EVA TYRELL P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 G.A.A. 3-4 Class Play, Make-up 4 Maior-Home Economics en iam P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Le-Herman 2-3-4 F.F.A. I Class Play 4 Track l-2-4 Baskefball I-3-4 Baseball 2 Foolball 2-3-4 Major-Mafh ROBERT THOMAS P.U.H.S. I-2-3 FRIEDA TAYLOR P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 G.A.A. I-2-3-4 G-.A.A. Treasurer 4 Librarian 4 Annual Sfaff 3 Tennis 4 Senior Play 4 Major-Hisfory JACK UPTON P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 C.S.F. 2-3 Annual Sfaff 4 Class Treasurer Librarian 4 Foofball 2-3 Baskefball I-2 Track 2 Maier-Ma'rl'1ema1'lcs BEVERLY SMITH P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Girls League Sec. 4 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Annual Slaff 4 Riding Club 4 Junior Play IProgramsI 3 Class Play Cosfumes 4 Tennis I-2-3-4 Maior Domesfic Science BILLY STEEN P.U.I l.S. I-2-3-4 Class Treasurer I F,F.A. 3-4 F.F.A. Senlinel 4 Lefferman 4 Play Crew 4 Foolball 2-3 Uaslcelball I-2-3-4 Baseball 4 Tracli I-2-3-4 Maior-Hislory eniora Washingfon Irving High School I MARY LOU SHORT Marshall I-'Iigh School 2 P.U.H.S. P.U.l'I.S. 3-4 Class Play 4 Class Play Crew 4 Major-Commercial Hi-Lifes 4 Baslcefball 2 Major-Commercial JUNE SQUIRES ' Poly High School 2-3 P.U,H.S. 4 BETTY STARNES G.A.A. 2-3-4 P.U.I'l.S. I-2-3-4 Pom Pom Girl 4 Class Secrelary I-2-3 Class Play 4 ' Tennis I Girls League Song Leader 4 Annual Slaff I I'Ii-Lifes 4 Major-Foreign Languages Maior-Home Economics TORRENCE MILLER P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Library 2 Annual Slaff 4 Senior Play 4 Tennis 3-4 Maior-Foreign Language, Malh AVIS PEEL P.U.H.S. 3-4 Library 3 Chorus 3-4 Senior Play 4 Class Yell Leader 3-4 Major- E LTWARD PORTER P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 F.F.A. Senfinel 2-3 Lelferman Treas. 3 Lcllerman Pres. 4 Sfudenf Courl 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Senior Play 4 Foolball I-2-3-4 Baseball I-2-3-4 Major-Hisfory EDYTHE PURINTON LLEWELLYN POURROY FRED POURROY P.U.l'l.S. l-2-3-4 P.U.l'l.S. l-2-3-4 P.U.l'l.S. l-2-3-4 Hi-Liles 2 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Class Presidenf 3 Class Play 4 Maior-Hislory en iam l-li-Liles 4 Class Secrelary 4 Class Play 4 Tennis 4 Maior-Home Economics Lellreman 3-4 Hi-Liles 2 Annual Sfaff 4 Librarian 3 Lellerman Vice Pres. 4 Eoolball I-2-3-4 Baskelball I-2-3-4 Baseball 3 Track 2-3-4 Class Play 4 Tennis 4 Major-Foreign Language MARILYN RAMSING P.U.l'l.S. I-2-3-4 Class Secrelary I LESTER RANSOM r- Secrelary Girls League 3 P,U,H,S, l.2.3-4 Hi-Liles 4 Lellerman 2-3-4 Sludenl Council 4 Class Play 4 e.A.A. 3-4 Hi-Liles 4 GILBERT RAY Riding Club 4 Annual Sfaff 3-4 P.U.H.S. I-2-3 Annual Sfdff 4 Class Yell Leader 4 Baseball I-2-3 Class Treasurer 2-3 Fcolball I-2-3-4 Baslrelball I-2-4 Baslcelball 4 Traclc I-2-3 Maior-Foreign Language Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Tennis I-2-3-4 Maior-Music Baskefball I-2-3 Foolball 2-3 Lelfermans Club 2-3 Office 3 F.F.A. 3 LILLIAN SCHULTZ JUNE SCOTT NANCY SCOTT Troele, Ulah High School l P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Sl. George, Ulah High School 2 Class Play 4 Girls Commissioner 2 P.U.H.S. 2-3-4 Class Play 3 Girls League Song Leader Library I-2-3-4 G,A,A, I-2-3-4 Girls League Treasurer 3 Play lProgramsl 3 Major-Home Economics Junior Play 3 Play Casl 4 Class Play 4 Maior-Commercial G.A.A. 2-3-4 Annual Slaff 2-3-4 Baslrelball 4 Tennis 2-3-4 Major-Foreign Language 2 LENNY VAIL ROBERT WARREN Gardena High School I 'Washinglon High School 2 P.U.I'I.S. 3-4 C.S.F. Vice Pres. 4 LeHerman 4 Annual Sfaff 3-4 Perris Hi-Li+es 3-4 Sfucleni' Courf 4 American Legion Speech Lions Club Speech Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Baslcefball 3 Major-Mafh, Science OLIVER WICKERD D Baslcefball I C Track I C.S.F. I-2-3-4 C.S.F. Presidenl' 3 J. V. Fooiball 3 Varsi'Iy Foofball 4 Sfudenf Body Vice Presidenl Salufalorian P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Class Presidenl' I-2 A.S.B. Presidenf 3-4 I'Ii-Lifes 3-4 C.S.F. I-2-3-4 Annual Siaff 2-3-4 LeHerman 3-4 Foolball 2-3-4 Baskelball I-2-3-4 Baseball 3 Track I-2 Tennis 3-4 Maiors-Commercial VIRGINIA WILLIAMS Mafh WILFRED WEISCHEDEL P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Class Presidenl' 4 LeHerman's Club 2-3-4 Vice Pres. LeHerman's Club 3 Vice Pres. F.F.A. 3 F.F.A. I-2-3-4 Maiors-Agriculrure, Science JAMES WILSON P,U.I'I.S. I-2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Treasurer of Lerferman Club 4 I elrerman 4 Basltefball 2-3-4 Foo+baII 3--4 Calipafra I Baseball 4 P.U.'H.S. 2-3-4 Track 3-4 Srudenf Council 4 Maier-General Sludenl Courl' 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Class Play 4 . Girls League Pianisf 3 Class Play Prop Manager 3 4 Edilor I Ii-Lifes 4 Major-Music BETTY JO WOODS NEIL WYMAN P.U.l l.S. I-2-3-4 Library 2-3-4 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Girls League Presidenf 4 Senior Treasurer 4 Yell Leader 4 Play Programs 3 Class Play Tennis I-2-3-4 Maior-Commercial lNOT PIQTUREDT MARY ROSE DEKKER P.U.H.S. I-2-3-4 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Play Sfaff 4 Maior-Home Economics San Bernardino P.U.H.S. 3-4 Tennis 3-4 Baslrefball 3-4 Foofball 4 Baseball 3 Lefferman 3-4 F.F.A. 3-4 Annual Sfaff 3-4 Club Pres Play 3 Play 4 Riding Junior Senior Major-Science MAXINE PEEL I-2 - idenf Chorus 3 4 Librarian 3 Posf Graduafe 5 Major-English lNOT PICTUREDJ DICK JEFFERY Cleveland High P.U.H.S. 4 Class Play 3 Class Play 4 Hi-Lifes 4 Foofball 4 Major-Science School I-2-3 ' en 'or H...,,Nw 5, ,,W,u ffag Deparfing from fhe usual fhree-acf play given each year. The Senior Class of '48 presenfed four one-acf plays. Everyone in fhe Senior Class had some dufy fo perform in order fo make fhe plays a success. The four plays were Tesfing Job's Faifh, Orchids for Marie, The House of Greed and The Cify Slicker and Our Nell. Tesfing Jobs Faifh was an original radio play, adapfed by Freida Taylor and Miss Sally Terri from sfage plays wriffen by fhe Seniors as a class proiecf. CAST OF CHARACTERS ORCHIDS FOR MARIE I TI-IE CITY SLICKER AND OUR NELL Billy Sfone ----- James Wilson Nellie Beard - - - Nancy Scoff Jean Akers ------ Bonnie Burns Agnes Moulfon ---- Mary Lou Shorf Roberf Hammond - - Richard Jeffery. Jr. Mrs. Hammond ----- Lillian Shulz Daisy Hammond - Nova Gene McGuire Earnesf Jackson - - Wilford Weischedel Rosalind Hammond ---- Gloria Basf TESTING JOB'S FAITH Announcer - - Narrafor - The Lord - Safan - - Job - - - Three Messengers Job's Wife - Eliphaz - - Bildad - - Zophar - Elihu - - Beffy Sfarnes - Frieda Taylor - Roberf Barfh - Fred Rourroy - Richard Talley Beffy Bafeman - - - Joyce Hare June Scoff Llewellyn Pourroy - - Ed Sfone - John Harrison - - Bob Collins Oliver Wickerd Violef Beard - - Frank Beard - - Minnie Beard - Dan Tucker - Toby Snodgrass - - - Torrence Miller Sheridan Douglas - - Claribel Worfh - Aunf Marfhy - - June Squires - Edward Porfer - Rufh Lucking - Neil Wyman - - Lenny Vail - - Avis Peel Marilyn Ramsing THE HOUSE OF GREED Leifia Roberf - Carloffa Hendricks Mamie Hield - - Gwenda Lee - - Cedric Roberfs - Jerry McArfhur - Defecfive Brooks Edyfh Rurinfon Virginia Williams - Aurora Lopez Beffy Jo Woods Roberf Warren - - Les Ransom - Jack Upfon wi' K 'Sw fx? 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Jimmy l-lenry who did everyThing in his pow Oswald Frediclc, porTrayed by ll even Though The Tlue was in Per Oswald Frederick - J Wingy Vashki - Dora Vashlci - Flora Vashlci - Emil Vashlci - Anna Vashlci - Biddy Brady - Mrs. Jones - Lulce WaTson - Mrs. Frederick - Mrs. Bixby - Maxey - - Judge PaTriclc - Percival Ping - Grandma Vashlci - Sarabelle - - Zuvabelle - - Dixie Jones - - - Mr. Mensinger and Miss and Miss Kelly were The Malqe-L may 6HBOR iree-acl cornedy, Love Your '. The lead was played by Vashlci, The lovable daughler hnny Jones, Jrhe young fellow orevenl Tessie from marrying lery. The play was a success. yicinily. - - Dick Jellery - Richard Larsen - lvlargarel Turner - Joan Casner - Joe Porler - Barbara Lee - Joyce Tinlcer - Pal Jackson - - Franlc Wallace - Roberla Woodruff - Eileen l-lamrnerschmidl ard lssel and Bud Polley - - Bruce Smilh - - Quolia Ellison - Juanila Chipman - Doris Nelson - - Doreen Schulz - - Doreen Schulz vere rhe Direclors, Miss Day 's. :E- fi.: .-'Y -V Ii i. f 4 -V - . V--.V 49 gb s 5, i' if Q 5 . 4Q' Q A N A - 'I if:-2 '5 1. .QE-'37 -vw fi Mary Adams Cafherine Aulry Eula BarneH' Helen Beall Lucille Bowden Sally Broesamle Alberfa Brown Pa+ Brown Wilma Berkley Leona Chapman Billie Cooper Dolores Cochran Louise Divine Dorofhy Foss Verna Hienle Ollie Haygood Fern Johnson lda Koch Phyliss McCain Rebecca Marruffo Claudeffe Medicus Margref Miller Barbara Moofe Nelda June Mora Derris Odermall Anifa Orfez Nina Porfer Barbara Ragland Ramona Railiff Margref Reid Belly Refhaford Barbara Siarnes Gladys Talley Elaine Taylor Carol Trousdale Blanche Thomas Doris Trask Ailene Snyder Loraine Upfon Miriam Miller James Shelby Bob STroud Gene Underwood Fred Varnell Billy WashingTon Monfe Wells Leo Casada 0lJll0l'l'l0I'e.4 The Class oT 5O sTarTed oTT Thc year by enThusiasTically iniTiaTing The Freshmen. They gave several dances one oT which was a Leap Year Dance They were all a success. Class rings were ordered in January and The group is loolcing Torwarcl To wearing Them nexT year. They sincerely believe ThaT This year has been a successTul one. The oTTicers ClecTecl were: Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secreiary Treasurer - Yell Leaders Advisor Roger Denny Tony Hernandez Lorraine UpTon - Dorofhy Foss Verna Heinle, Leo Espinosa - Mr. Soule vy- E J yi yyy are i f gi, K. , :QQ 1, g lulyll, ,, y 5 Cx T a. R . X ,'::4 '-. .4 -ar Q , - .,,,., 1 K ,fr I3 'i 3 wi .. ,K W Q E W X if ,ff gi 'Taxi' 9 . 5 J I U I si 'I ii' W' h T 2, S ' - C- '2,1:aE,?25:i':,. :' - is ' r .,.: ., 1 5 'W -H 1 - A N U W , oplz Ted Alford Philip Ashley Hugh Averelfe Bob Backus Charles Barnelf Edward BenneH' R. B. Cooper Roberr Cox Roger Denney Bud Dun agen Odia Ellison Ardis Franlclin Bill Harringlon Tony Hernandez Edwardean 'Hull Don Killian Laurence Kirlxpafriclx Ronald Kiffrell John Koch Frank Lucas Lloyd Marcacci Willie McMillon J. D. McGuire Jack Miller Phil MilleH' Larry Minard Dale Minor Roberi Mifchel Jael: Niver Alberf Olivas Marvin Peferson John Roberson 0l'l'l0l'eJ Jerry McGuire KeiTl'm Mclniire Lee Murdock Bill Norlhcuff Freddie PayTon Bob Pervis RoberT Reid Lloyd Rice Vifayne Rogers Sfeve Saylor grealzmen The mighTy Freshman class began a bang- up year by choosing WalT Shull as Their presidenT. To help WalT we named Harley Brand vice presidenT and our secreTary was Josephine l-lanniTin. Our rninT was guarded by Jackie Thomason and To lend spiriT, Dolores l-lolland, John l-lanniTin and Elinor Evans led The cheery yells. Counciling These oTTicers on irnporTanT maTTers was The job oT Mr. Yourigdahl This class proved ThaT noT only is iT one oT The biggesT ever To enTer Perris T-ligh, buT also one oT The besT. Al Serna Coy SilverThorne .ii. T . ,is,. 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Soule and a swell line coach, John IZ. lvlensinger enabled The Perris Panlhers lo lake lhe IC747 R.C.l.. Championship wilhoul losing a single game. Don Babcaclr Roberl Barlh Gerald Boss Richard Brand Bob Collins R. B. Cooper Pele Del Rio Bud Dunagan Quofia Ellison Leo Espinoza John Harrison Tony Hernandez Diclr Jeffery Wren Johnson John Jones Gene Keylon Willie Parlcs Ed Porler Fred Pourroy I..es+er Ransom Ted Sharpe Ed Sfone Richard Talley Pele Thomas Lenny Vail Allon Vivian Harvey Vivian Roberl Warren Ari' Walson Junior Weischedel Oliver Wiclcerd Henry Williams James Wilson Neil Wyman CHAM PHI W 194 RCL - Q f Q ' W. .ms 1:65, 4w'mQHy'Awr:wWMWW -WW' A' WF' EL aw H , 2 fbgaafkfeibalf I 1 ' Z ..... ,.., 2 igfw-ff :rf-P:-:': Q is Q f 3 Li' P Q P QQ Y , '2 wa if v V Q R f -af : . rg? i , ig, mf, . 13,5 ',f' H , fr151ii'17z ' xQ .. 553-5251255-:-If:::I5:.-vrE.fi55I ' ' 3-:fri ,rf-J- :g.:'- ' . A,., Joe Brooks Quo+ia Ellison Leo Espinoza Roberl Lopez Alben' Olivas Richard Yanez Tony Hernandez Richard Talley Roberl Warren Lesfer Ransom Henry Williams James Wilson fgaalzeibau PoinTs Scored in EighT League Games: Weischedel-l 83 Pourroy-97 Wyman-93 The A baslceTball Team won abouT halT Their games, wiTh The scoring led by WilTred Weischedel, Jr., Fred Pourroy and Neal Wyman. lT losT To The league champs, BeaumonT, in The closing seconds when xv'Veischedel leTT The game on Touls. This was one oT The dissapoinTing momenTs oT The season's games, halT oT which were played in The league. The deTeaT oT San JacinTo 73-I4, when Weischedel scored 3l poinTs, and oT Coachella 73-48, showed ThaT when The PanThers were up To par They were The besT Team in The league. OTher players on The squad were Richard Talley, James Wilson, Roberf Warren, l.esTer Ransom, l-lenry Williams and Tony l-lenandez. We are loolcing Torward To seeing Their names in prinT as members oT college cage guinTeTs. BASKETBALL C OpponenT PanThers Banning I6 2 I EIsinore I2 2I EIsinore I I 42 I-TemeT 2 I I9 San JacinTo I4 2I San JacinTo I2 26 Sherman 20 23 Sherman I7 50 BASKETBALL D OpponenT PanThers EIsinore 23 20 EIsinore I9 I4 I-IemeT I7 7 I-IemeT 23 22 San JacinTo I2 I8 Sherman I8 I7 Sherman I4 26 C BASKETBALL TEAM The C's won The WesTern Cbmference Championship, win- ning I5 games and Iosing 3. Led by Don Weischedel, Jesse Jones and Don WesTbrooIc, They TrampI- ed everyThing in sighT IocaIIy and pIaced TourTh in The San Juan CapisTrano TournamenT. The high- IighT game was The deTeaT oT The Sherman Indians, 50-I7, in which Weischedel scored 25 digiTs. They were aIso runner-ups in The I-IemeT Lions CIub TournamenT, being deTeaTed by Coachella 25- 24 in a ThriIIing game. Don WeischedeI-Il? Jesse Jones- 88q Don WesTbrook-52. The Team IosT The R.C.L. pIayoTT To BeaumonT. D BASKETBALL TEAM The D's were Ied by Wayne Rogers, Paul Kraychir, CTis Gas- Icins and Charles I-IiII. They pIayed weII and showed ThaT They couId Take deTeaT as weII as win by winning The IasT game wiTh The Sherman Indians. Opponenfs Banning Beaumonf Coachella Elsinore faakefbalf Pan+he3r5 oppone-n+S Hemel Palm Springs San Jacinfo Sherman rr 77 i Panfhers 45 52 I4 35 BASKETBALL B Opponenfs Banning Beaumoni Coachella Elsinore l-lemei Palm Springs San Jacinlo Sherman Panlhers 24 27 31 I9 39 47 27 3I Irac - - - I9 The l3anTher Thinclads under The direcTion oT Coach George Soule, have done exceed- ingly well in Their meeTs This year. ln The opening meeT, The Palm Springs Relays, They placed TourTh in a Tield oT sixTeen schools. Jr. Weischedel seT a new meeT record in The high iump oT 5 TeeT 9lf2 inches. 6 AT The BoniTa lnviTaTional, AlTon Vivian was second in The 220, and Weischedel placed TiTh in The broad iump and Third in The high jump, To give The PanThers sixTh place. ln a Thrilling lnTerclass meeT won by The Juniors wiTh 57 poinTs over The Seniors' 56, AlTon Vivian ran The cenTury in l0.8, Fred Pourroy The 70-yard highs in I0 TlaT, and Dick Lason The T320 in 3:52. l-lemeT and Palm Springs bowed To Thek F'anThers in The nexT meeT which saw AlTon Vivian run The cenTury in l0.2, Weischedel broad jumped 20 TeeT 6 inches, Dick Larsen ran The l320 in 3:46, and Don WesTbrook The 660 in l:39. As we go To press, The Tollowing C records were seT aT The R.C.L. Trials: Jesse Jones won The high iump in The R.C.L. Finals aT 5 TeeT 6 inches: Don Weischedel iumped I8 TeeT I inch To a Third place in The Finals Ardis Franklin ran The l80 in 20 TlaT, and Billy Wash- ingTon The l20-yard low hurdles in I4-.6. OThers expecTing To carry our colors To vicTory beTore The season ends are l-larvey Vivian, Bob Collins, Lenny Vail, John Walker, Richard Talley, John Jones, Lawrence Kirk- paTrick, Ardis Franklin, John l-larrison, l-lenry Williams, Fred Pourroy, Oliver Wickerd, Odia Ellison and QuoTia Ellison, giving The PanThers a well balanced squad. 0414 15 'J C3 W . , Ry 9915514 ,gag gg xm l i ' K me 2 5 in k ' SQ U N 1 J ' . 2 H :HM ,. , ' has ZW f , 2 , MT, My 2 V YI , ,xf Ld g. ,.,,, ..,.g.,... :A - A'A--- 1 ,.,,... 2 .1 i 'f K I: www pix , -,g.-Je-fi:-:EQV :sv e- H Ms nf aw-WV , ...... I ,f.E:-.hL-1- .,.. In aM,w,M,,, kN,,,7w,M axlgwm A Q, ,Kiwi A ,,g , frkk b,r, 7 .- ,wx A , Lf J if 5.3 :, N 1.1. ,... Q , at X nb ennid ennia BOYS Neil Wyman Reber? Warren Fred Pourroy Phillip Milleff Roberl' lvlilchell Ed Sione Lesfer Ransom Bob Purvis GIRLS Joan Casner Audrey Jahns Marilyn Ramsing Nancy scoff BeHy Jo Woods Loraine Upfon Beverly Smifh BeHy Leakc BETTY LEEK Champ girld gym The average gym class conTains aploroximaTely 60 sTudenTs. Wi+h limiTed TaciliTies iT is necessary To have The cooperaTion oT all The sTuolenTs. Four sguad leaders have been selecTed by The sTudenTs Themselves To TacilfTaTe The oloeraTion oT The various games. They are: PaT Jackson Helen Vlfoods Beverly SmiTh Nancy ScoTT Dixie l-lunTer Fern Johnson Joan Casner l3eTTy Woods Marilyn Ramsing Phyllis lvlcCain Bea MarTin Loraine UloTon These girls have acTed as basl4eTball sTudenT coaches, baseball capTains, and assisTanT insTrucTors in addiTion To being responsible Tor Their sguad eguipmenT. yell sceacferd The cheer-leaders were Chosen aT The beginning oT The year by a voTe oT The enTire sTudenT body. There were eighT Try-ouTs. Those chosen To Tullfill The Task were: l-Telen Woods. Joan Casner and BeTTy Jo Woods. The CosTumes were designed and made by The Three Yell-Leaders wiTh The help oT Miss Kelly. Two of Them were made oT green and whiTe gingham, Trimmed in whiTe. The oTher was whiTe, Trimmed in green and whfTe gingham. The conTrasT was very aTTracTive. Tho Yell-Leaders lead an ear-racking c:h3orfng secTion. UREANIZATIUN he im and furpoae The primary aim oT The l:uTure Farmers oT America is The developmenT oT agriculTural leadership, cooperaTion, and ciTizenship. The speciTic purposes Tor which This organizaTion was Tormed are as Tollovvs: I. To develop compeTenT, aggressive, rural and agriculTural leadership. 2. To creaTe and nurTure a love oT counTry liTe. 3. To sTrengThen The conTidence oT Tarm boys and young men in Themselves and Their worlr. 4. To creaTe more inTeresT in The inTelligenT choice oT Tarming occupaTions. 5. To encourage members in The developmenT oT individual Tarming programs and esTab- lishmenT in Tarming. 6. To encourage members To improve The Tarm home and iTs surroundings. 7. To parTicipaTe in vvorThy underTalcings Tor The improvemenT oT agriculTure. 8. To develop characTer, Train Tor useTul ciTizenship and TosTer paTrioTism. 9. To parTicipaTe in cooperaTive eTTorT. IO. To encourage and pracTice ThriTT. ll. To encourage improvemenT in scholarship. I2. To provide and encourage The developmenT oT organized rural recreaTional acTiviTies. all RREN A ROBERT W A good school band always arouses a high spiril among lhe srudenls. l-lansome Ransom's band provided good music al all school dances. The members ol The band were: Lesler Ransom, Roberl Warren, Ed Slone, Lloyd lvlarcacci, Ed Riclcells and Tony Hernandez. Choir This year's choir Tcharm choiri is The larqesi iri The hisiory of Perris High. The Qroup sang over KMPC March 6 arici also Tor The Freedom Train ceremonies in Riverside, March 9. The oTTicers Tor Jrhe year were: Presidehi,Jur1e Squires: Vice President Joan Casnerg Secreiary, Joyce Tinker: Treasurer, Pai Jackson. mnm . i., Orclzea fra Our orchesTra has grown boTh in numloer and in acTiviTy This year, more Than iT has in several years. Under The guidance oT Mr. STreano, The orchesTra has parTicipaTed in many enTerTaining programs. Among These programs were: American EducaTion Weelc in November, shorT exchange programs wiTh neighboring schools, and The mosT imporTanT evenT oT The year, The Spring ConcerT. l.asT, buT noT leasT, we played our lasT TripuTe To The Class oT 48 on Sunday wiTh BacculaureaTe Service, and on The Tollowing Friday, graduaTion. WiTh The year's work compleTed The orchesTra enjoyed a picnic along wifh The chorus. girfd ,Ceague fficem -l-l'1G Girls League is an organizalion Jrlwal all Jrlwe girls can belong lo. This organizalion lqeelo llwe girls logelner willi good lriendslwip among 'llfiem all and encourages good sclwool spiril, Presidenl - ---- Eva Burns Vice Presidenls - - Belly Jo Woods, Joyce Tinlcer Secrelary - - - - Beverly Smiln Treasurer - - Joan Casner Accompanisl - Dolores Holland Song Leader - - June Sguires Advisor - - lvliss Wanda Kelly C S. 9. Officers ol line C.S.F. are Presidenl - - - - Bruce Smilln Vice Presidenl' ---- Lenny Vail Secrelary - - - Dolores Vaclia Treasurer - - - Celia Ellison The more sclwolarly siuclenls ol llie Perris Union l-liglw Scliool are iegoresenlcd cn 'ine California scliolarslwilo Federalion. The C.S.F. lwacl 'ilioir clilclw day cluring ine early loarl ol The year in flue snow, ar lolyllwild. Dixie Hunfer June Squires Joyce Hare - Freida Taylor Dorofhy Marfin Mrs. Hibbard Vice Presidem' Presidenf Secrehary Treasurer Capfain Advisor Dfeifermen When enlering l'ligh School as a Freshman il is Jrhe ambilion of every boy lo become a member ol lhis mighly organizalion. They realize i+ will lake hours ol loil, sweal ancl praclice before lhey can allain Jrhal long soughl lor, hard To reach Ioosilion ol being worlhy and eligible for membership in lhis greal group. Omiifcdz Ed Sfone, Lennie Vail, Richard Brand Eclifor and promoler of The Ferris Hi-Li'res, Ginnie Williams pflpel' The Panilier l-li-Liles were prinled again for Jrlwe lirsl lime in rlwe lasl lew years under llwe clireciion ol Virginia Williams as Eclilor and Miss Wanda Kelly as advisor. A siall ol reporiers ancl a circulalion deparl- rnenl assisleol lliese Two. . H- , ,lmmumQ :z:.s.v-nv-mmmme am mm:agng11mm s Ou+s+anding Sfudenf and A+hle+e Valedicforian-ROBERT WARREN WILFRED JUNIOR WEISCHEDEL Salufaforian-OLIVER WICKARD l'6ll'l'lCl JUNIOR PLAY STAGE CREW The TirsT drama oT This year was qiyen by The Junior Class, under The olirecTion oT Miss Terri and Mr. John Mensinger. The Junior Class wishes To exTend iTs hearTy Thanlcs To all who playeol Their parT in rnalcing Love Your Neighbor a greaT success. ACTIVITIES ocia There were many schooi socials Jrhroughoulr The year. They consis+ed of dances. parjries. assemblies, and ofher school fuhdions. ahziograplza enior Jvliaiory FRESHIES We arrived in Perris T-ligh iusT as every Treshman class, scared, inexperienced and never knowing aT all whaT was in sTore Tor us. For monThs we ToughT in vain Tor someThing new ThaT would be remembered by us and Tinally succeeded in The Shipwreck Dance, which we pre- senTed again during our Sophomore year. The Then-sophs were surprised aT The agiliTy wiTh which we Tied Them a+ The Frosh-Sophomore Tie-up. During This Time our able leaders were: Presidenf ----- RoberT Warren Vice-Presidenf ---- Richard Brand Secrefary - - BeTTy STarnes Treasurer - - - Les Ransom Advisor ----- Miss Fihgerald SOPHOMORES This year as usual was Tairly slack. The Juniors played hosT To us aT an ice-skaTing parTy, due To Their loss in The magazine sales campaign. MosT oT The school-Time in Those Two years was spenT helping diverT The Tarm-labor shorTage which seemed more pleasanT To mosT aT The Time. Dances seemed our specialTy ThaT year and Tour successTul ones were sponsored. Again we were ably lead by: is Presidenf - - Roberf Warren Vice-PresidenT - - Richard Brand SecreTary - - BeTTy STarnes Treasurer - - - Les Ransom Advisor ---- Miss Hazel Day JUNIORS Our Junior year was successifully began by our play, ShooT The Works, which was under The managemenT oT our capable advisor, Miss l-lazel Day. Soon aTTer we chose as our spon- sor Mr. Glen M. ShaTTer Then coach oT P.U.l'l S. who capably managed our prom inTo The mosT successTul and beauTiTul in many years. A SouTh Sea Island Theme was carried ouT wiTh The Naval Academy OrchesTra. VOT Carlsbad playing. lT's splendor was a Tine TribuTe To The passing seniors. Our class was headed This year by PresidenT ------ Fred Pourroy Vice-Presideni' ---- Richard Brand Secrefary ----- BeTTy STarnes Treasurer ------ Les Ransom Advisors - - Miss Hazel Day, Mr. Glen M. Shaffer SENIORS Here aT lasTl We ThoughT we would never make iTl We chose Miss Terri Tor our advisor. Cur Senior Plays were a group oT one acT plays which consisTed OT, TesTing OT Job's FaiTh, Orchids Tor Marie, l-louse oT Greed, during The inTermission everyone was inviTed To drink RooT Beer and eaT preTzels and sing wiTh The boys Trom The Vinegar Woiks. The lasT play was a good old-Tashioned melodrama compleTe wiTh nasTy villian, Tearless Dan, and SweeT Nellie. Will we ever TorgeT Marilyn Ramsing as The deaT granny, or Torrence and June as The sub-normal idior sweeThearTs. Ask Miss Terri? She won'T ever TorgeT The plays, OR The Senior Class oT 48. Then we aTTended The Junior-Senior prom, and lasT buT noT leasT came The long-awaiTed BacculaureaTe and CommencemenT exercises. Was ThaT a Tear we saw in Skippers eye? Presideni' - -V - - Wilfred Weischedel Vice-Presidenf - - - Wren Johnson SecreTary - - Llewellyn Fourroy Treasurer - - BeTTy Jo Woods Advisor - Miss Salli Terri enior Roberl Barlh, leave my brains lo Bruce Smilh. Richard Brand, beguealh my bus driving lo nexl year's sucker. Clinlon Brown, will my way ol always smiling lo Lloyd Rice. Don Candy, leave my whiskers lo Richard Cook. Bob Collins, leave lor Hemel. John l-larrison, leave my abilily lo gel excused lrom class lo Jimmy l-lenry. Wren Johnson, leave my abilily lo play loolball lo nexl year's leam in hopes lhal lhey can win anolher championship. Torrence Miller, lhe Beau Brummel ol P.U.l-LS. leave my ways lo Bobbie Backus. Ed Rorler, beguealh my build lo Jerry Divine. Freddy Pourroy, leave my way wilh lhe girls lo Edwin lvlauel. Les Ransom, leave my musical abilily lo nexl years band. Gilberl Ray, leave wilh June. Russell Shorl, will my sideburns lo Don Babcock. Billy Sleen, leave my guiel ways lo John Koch. Ed Slone, beguealh my walk lo anyone lhal will have il. Richard Talley, will my glasses lo Sid Marlin in hopes lhal wilh lhem he can gel beller grades. Roberl Thomas, leave isn'l lhal enough? 1 Jack Uplon, leave my oullook on lile lo Bud Polley in hopes lhal il will calm him down. lhe Lenny Vail, leave all my ways lo anyone lhal will lake lhem. Roberl Warren, will my car lo Leroy Eiginbrod. Oliver Wickard, leave my abilily lo gel along wilh lhe leachers lo James Shelby. l'le needs ill James Wilson, beguealh my accenl lo Quolia Ellison. Neil Wyman, leave Jimalou. enior rap ecy The ofher nighf while supposedly sleeping peacefully, whaf dream should suddenly pop info my mind buf one concerning fhe fufure of our Senior Class. I found myself in New York, gafhering informafion for a book, The World in fhe Eyes of a lvloron-by Virginia 'Wiiliamsf' I quife by chance heard fhaf a few of my old classmafes were in fhe big cify so I decided fo look fhem. up. I found Wishey Weischedel, by fhen a popular illusfrafor for Esquire magazine, home, while his wife, Beffy Jo Woods, was away on one of her annual hunfing frips fo Africa. Wishey,' if seems had kepf close confacf wifh his classmafes so I asked him abouf Ered Pourroy, Wren Johnson, and Roberf Thomas. The fhree, Ered being fhe brains of fhe frio, had gone info fhe wholesale booze business. They were making quife a name for fhemselves. l suppose you've heard abouf fhe famous playwrighf, Torrence lvliller, and fhe leading lady in all his plays, Rufh Lucking, haven'f you? asked Wishey. They're fhe foasf of Broadway. Why no, I replied, buf I hear abouf fhe biggesf musical names in New York, l.es Ransom, Robf. Warren and Ed Sfone, seems as fhough fhey've kepf fheir old sfyle and if really paid off. They have already played fen monfhs af fhe Sfork Club. Yes, Beverly Smifh and Lillian Schulz are billed af fhe Diamond I-lorseshoe as being fhe greafesf dance feam since Ziegfieldf' A Glancing af my wafch, I found if was nearly six o'cIock, and I explained fhaf I musf hurry fo my hofel because I had an engagemenf for dinner wifh a friend af seven. Refurning fo fhe sfreef, fhe delicious odor of pop-corn drew my affenfion fo a sfrangely affired woman sfanlding by a boofh. As I approached her, a smile broke ouf on her face. Im,- mediafely I knew fhe owner of fhe smile could be none ofher fhan Bonnie Burns. Why Bonnie. I never dreamed you'd furn ouf fo be a pop-corn vendor. I know, replied Bonnie, Everyone expecfed me fo do somefhing pracfical, so I fook fhis iob fo prove I could do somefhing fanfasfic. I like if so well I'm going fo expand fo peanuf briffle and ice cream. I asked Bonnie, I-Iave you heard from Gene McGuire, I have fhoughf of her many fimes. Yes, she is playing fhe bass viol in lvlr. Sfreano's big musical, Downbeafs and Deadbeafsf' I-low nice I replied. I'Iave you seen Avis Peel IafeIy'? s No, buf l've seen her picfure on calendars in cafes. She poses for fhe famous phofographer Audrey Jahns and is well-known as a model. Audrey, by fhe way had iusf goffen exclusive righfs for fhe Parsian fashions fhis year. enior frop ecg Marilyn Ramsing, as you know, married a play boy and is obfaining a divorce from him now. Neil Wyman, a prominenf lawyer, is faking her case. Joyce l-lare wenf fo Reno for her divorce from fhaf noforious movie acfor, Richard Talley, who is now fouring Europe. I receivefd a leffer from him his morning and he has seen quife a few of our friends in Europe. Beffy Bafeman is in London, receiving high honor for her discovery of a way fo manufacfure false feefh for horses. Bob Collins is in Paris, siffing on curbs painfing for wealfhy fourisfs from Amer- ica. Several prominenf families gave him fhe idea and he is making a forfune for himself. Edifh Purinfon is fouring Europe wifh her magic violin, while Lenny Vail has iusf been accepfed af fhe highly culfural universify, Oxford, as a window washer. This posifion is very similar fo his previous occupafion, fhal of peeking in fhe windows. James Wilson is Ambassador fo fhe Unifed Sfafes from Brooklyn and is fhere fo explain why fhe Brooklyn Bridge isn'f in New York. Thanking Bonnie for her informafion and bidding her farewell, l confinue'dl on my journey fo fhe hofel. Passing a newsfand a familiar face caughf my eye. Yes if was frue, Richard Baby- face Brand had escaped from fhe Tiny Tofs Reform School. l wonder if he was happy fo be on fhe oufside again. Turning away again l glanced af a bill board and saw fhe smiling face of fhe famous nurse Frieda Taylor adverfising Lisferine. The ad nexl fo if feafured Earl Carrolls and fhaf new sing- ing frio June Scoff, June Scoff and June Scoff. Passing fhe office of fhe 'Daily Barfh, I remembereld fhaf Jack Upfon was fhe edifor. Enfering fhe office l found Jack wifh his head secrefary Beffy Sfarnes. Realizing fhe urgency of his business and his lack of fime, I reguesfed fo meef his sfaff. I found Aurora Lopez head of fhe fyping deparfmenf and her assisfanf Barbara Ciarref and Mary Lou Shorf. Affer meefing fhe resf of fhe sfaff, l sfopped fo speak fo fhe ianifress who furned ouf fo be Nancy Scoff. l asked her abouf John I-larrison and she fold me he was af a resf home in Arizona and she was working fo raise enough money fo go back fo him. Nancy, if seems, knew all abouf our Class of 48 and revealed guife a bif of inferesfing informafion. Eva Mares is now feaching Mafh af Yale, and Llewellyn Pourroy is regisfrar af dear old P.U.l-ILS. June Squires is working in Kress' a+ Riverside while her husband Gibby Ray runs affer red-heads. Oliver Wickerd is serving a 99 year ferm af Sing Sing for booflegging and Eva Tyrell has sfarfed a nursery school for old people in fheir fhird childhood. Don Candy, Russell Shorf and Clinfon Brown are fhe new owners of lvlayers Farms. Eddie Porfer and Billy Sfeen have been senf fo China fo become Coolies because fhey fried fo enfer Vassar. Suddenly I heard an old familiar buzz which furned ouf fo be my alarm clock, and mydream ended. Laaleliilal' 501' SEPTEMBER I2, Friday, I0-I2 ............... I5, Monday, 8:25 a.m .... I6, Tuesday ........................... I7, We'dnesday .................. I8. Thursday .............,.......... 26, Friday ......A......... ,........... OCTOBER 3, Friday ........a., .....,.,.... 9, Thursday .......... ............ I0, Friday .,,........ ............ I7, Friday ,....,...., ............ 24, Friday ,........,. ...,........ 3I, Friday ..,,,,..... ............ NOVEMBER 7, Friday ........,.. ............ I I, Tuesday .......... ............ I3, Thursday ......,... ............ I4, Friday ,,,.,.,......... ............ I8, Tuesday ......,,,. ............ 20, Thursday .......... ............ 2I, 27, Thursday ......,... ........... 28, Friday ........... ............ DECEMBER I, Monday .uuu.,.... ..,......... 5, Fricay ..uu,..... ,........... Regisfrafion SchooI opens, Senior cIass elecfion of cIass officers and sponsor Junior cIass elecfion of officers and sponsor Sophomore cIass eiecfion of cIass officers and sponsor Freshmen cIass eIecfion of cIass officers and sponsor FoofpaII Foofball PTA. meefing Foofbali-end of Isf monfh Foofball FoofIoaII Warning nofices, FoofbaII Lions' Club I-IaIIoween Parfy FoofbaII, end of second monfh Armisfice Day P.-TA. meefing Mid-ferm exams, end of firsf guarfer, Foofball Grade sheefs in office 8:30 a.m. Reporf cards fo sfudenfs Senior cIass pIay, mafinee, 3:00 p.m,. Foofbail Senior cIass pIay, 8:00 p.m. Friday ........... ............ .Thanksgiving Recess I-IoIiday SchooI reconvenes BasIcefbaII-End of fhird monfh Chrisfmas program: BasIcefbaIIg Warning noficesg Chrisfmas hoiiday begins I I, Thursday ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, P .-TA. meefing I2, Fricay ,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, B GSICGIIDGII I9, Fricay ,:::.:.::. ....,:.,,... JANUARY 2, Fricay ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,:,,,.,, E l'1CI of iourrh I'r1OI'1II'1 5, Monday ,,:::,,,:: ,,,,,,,,,,,, S chooI reconvenes 8, Thursday ,,,.,,,,,, ,,.,,.,,,,,, P .-TA. meefing 9, Fricay .......,:, ............ B asI4efIDaII Io, Fricay .,,,,.:::: .::......::, B askefbaII ' 23, Fricay ,,:c,Y:o:: :,,:::.,.:o, B asIcefI3aII 29, Thursday :::::,::: oooooooooooo S emesfer Exams 30, Fricay ..:::..... :::::::::.:. Semesfer Exams, end of semesfer and end of fiffh monfh: BasIcefIoaII calendar for 1947-194 FEBRUARY 2, Monday ..................,..,.,,.. 6, Friday ..,......, ....... I2, Thursday ,.,....aa,.. ........,, I3, Friday .d...,....... ........,, 20, Friday .aaa......,.. .......... MARCH l2, Friday ,,,,,,..,..,....,,.,,,,.,,.,,,A,, I8, Thursday .,,a,...................... l9, Friday ,.......A,..aaaa,.............,,, 22-26 Fasfer Vacafion 29, Monday aa,a..,,aa,,,....,.,.,.,,,, APRIL 9, Friday ,,.,.,aaa.,,,A...,,.,..., ,...,a, I2, Monday ooao,..o...,....,,....,,,,, 23, Friday .3 3. as MAY 2l, Friday aaoa,,,w,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,., JUNE 4, Friday .ooo...,..... ..,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6, Sunday ....,..... ............... 7, Monday oaa.... oooao,,,A. 8, Tuesday ,,,.oo,oo,o,,,o,,A,,,aaa,,, 9, Wednesday ,a..,aaasasssasss. Spring Semesfer opens: Grade sheefs in office 8:30 a.m. Reporf cards fo sfudenfs Baskefball P.-T.A. meefing Baslcefball Baslcefball: End of sixfh monfh Warning nofices Junior Class play mafinee 3:00 p.m. Junior Class play 8:00 p.m. End of sevenfh monfh School reconvenes Mid-ferm exams: End of fhird guarfer Grade sheefs in office 8:30 a.m.: Reporf cards fo sfudenfs End of eighfh monfh Warning nofices: Junior-Senior Banquef Class nighfg End of ninfh monfh Baccalaureafe Services Final exams Final exams Grade sheefs in office 8:30 a.m.: Check ouf and reporf cards: Commence- menf 8:00 p.m.: End of fenfh monfh l-ligh School Board: of Trusfees meef firsf Friday each monfh: Lions Club meefs second and fourfh Tuesday each monfhg Perris Grange meefs second and fourfh Wednesday each monfhp Masonic Lodge meefs firsf Monday each monfh, Royal Neighbors meefs firsf and fhird Wednes- day each monfhg Easfern Sfar meefs second and and fourfh Wednesday each monfhg l-ligh School P.T.A. meefs second Thursday each monfhg Nuevo Boosfers Club meefs second Friday each monfh California Sfafe Guard meefs each week, Mondays. y . 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Name Roberl Barlh Gloria Basl Belly Baleman Richard Brand Clinlon Brown Bonnie Burns Don Candy Dorolhy Coleman Bob Clollins Mary Rose Dekker Barbara Garral Joyce l-lare John R. l-larrison Audrey Jahns Wren Johnson Aurora Lopez Rulh Lucking Eva Mares Nova Gene McGuire Torrence Miller Avis Peel Ed' Porler Fred Pourroy Llwellyn Pourroy Edylhe Purinlon Marilyn Ramsing Lesler Ransom Gilberl Ray Lillian Schulz June Scoll Nancy Scoll Mary Lou Shorl Russel Shorl Beverly Smilh June Squires Belly Slarnes Billy Sleen Ed Slone Richard Talley Ereida Taylor Roberl Thomas Eva Tyrrel Jack Uplon Lenny Vail Roberl Warren Oliver Wickerd Virginia Williams James Wilson Willred Weischedel Belly Jo Woods Neil Wyman Nickname Bob Gloria Belly Brandy Tubby Bony Candy Dollo Collins Skinny Bobby Bunny Dick Auddie Wren Roara Bool ' Eva Chunky Torrence Abe Ed Erilz Lou Edylhe Swede l-landsome Gibby Slals Pruny Scolly Shorly Russ Bev June Slarnes Sleen Eddie Talley Ereida Pele Eva . Jack Lenny Bubba Tod Ginnie Wilson Wishey Jo Wyman Ransom enior Paslime Lucille Sludying l-lair Do's Good l-lope Ealing Eva English Don Gazing Ered Shopping Porler Girls Polishing lzler Car Riverside Working Librarian Tony Elirling Tennis Going Sleady Elirling Trying lo be Good Ronnie l-lorses l-lemel Doris Gelling Gul ol Class Brighl Spol Dales Annual Slall Cooking Peslering George Singing Necking Ereshies Erazer Driving Slow Ollice Girl Dilching Class Washing Diapers Elirling Being Good Girls Gelling A's Laughing Eoolball Sporls Paul Girls oacope Virfue lnfelligence Sweefness New Look Side Burns Profile Freckles Talk Quiefness Physique Laugh Eyes Smile Walk Tennis Shoulders Shape Freckles Teefh Voice Sfafure Shape Grin Build Dancing Violin l-lair Walk Wavy hair Jokes Walk Smile Grin Smarfness Quick femper Voice l-lair Dimples Friendliness Specs Teefh Excuses l-lomework Slimness l-lumor Brains Brains Laugh Disposifion l-leighf Shyness Tennis Fufure Occupafion Ballef Teacher Nurse Dress Designer Bar Tender Confecfioner Pool l-lall Owner Bus Driver School Teacher Bookkeeper Corseffier Grocery Clerk Diefician lncoLne Tax Collecfor Movie Sfar Foofball Player Heiress Librarian Cosmefologislr Torch Singer Taxi Driver Model Denfisf Morfician Cook Cow-Girl Secrefary Band Leader Foresf Ranger Waifress Soda Jerk Faifhful Wife l-lousewife Office Boy Theafer Manager Dancer Qld Maid King of a l-larem Trumpef Player Pilof Cook Gas Sfafion Affendanf Washing Diaper Bachelor Chemis+ Bigamisf College Professor Newspaper Reporfer Book Worm Arfisf Beaufy Operafor l-lobo Cause of Deafh Broken Toe Cold Shorf Skirfs Roof Beer Candy The 8 Ball Graduafion Correcf Papers Mr. Youngdahl A Corsef No Bags Follower her own Dief Refund Too Much Make-Up No Goal Posf No Change Wrong Book Eyebrow Pencil Larangifis Flaf Tire y Banana Peel Toofh Ache Rigor Morfis Arsenic French Fries A Cow Kissed by Boss Never Can Tell A Mafch A Tip No lce Cream Anofher Man Feafher Dusfer Broken Pencil Beach Parfies Broken Shoe Sfring A Proposal A Wife An Audience Airsickness Too Much Salf Swallowed Gas Diapers Leap Year Afom Bomb She Said Yes A Smarf Pupil Prinfers Ink Forever Amber l-lis Model A Cusfomer Soap Congraiufa fiona AND J3'e4t ?fUi4lze4 Cr-' 3 fy L!O77Z flILCl! mytllllffg ll Cyongrafufa fiona TO THE CLASS OF '48 AND feat ufialzea Jvliglz Selma! T CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS 'ro I'I'1e +o I'I1e QI-A53 QI: '43 CLASS OF I948 VAN HOUTEN'S THE PEoPl.E's STORE CLEANERS OUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR LESS 35I D S+reeI' Perris, Calif. We Own and Opera+e Our Own PIanI' CONGRATULATIONS +o+I1e I CLASS OF '48 I from KIRKPATRlCK'S TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU PERRIS, CALIF. BEST WISHES CORSAGES AND WEDDINGS .I-O .I-he FUNERAL WREATHS ALSO POTTED PLANTS From 'rhe Friendly PERRIS VALLEY NURSERY WESTERN AUTQ Same Prices Here as Riverside Perris 299 Save Gas Bos BALDING, Proprie+or E- J- '-ANNON 8' SON Perris California Phone I IZI LIBERTY PERRIS VALLEY INTELLIGENCE ou, ...W S EE SAFETY LIONS OFFICERS I947-I948 Presideni' Firs+ Vice Presideni' Second Vice Presideni' Secrefary-Treasurer GEORGE FRALEY CALVIN S. FOSS BUD REYNOLDS R. E. HOLLOWAY ELECTRIC SHQP PERRIS LAKEVIEW STORE House Wiring General Merchandise WesI'inghouse and Philco Dry Goods Appliances Gas ancl Oil GEORGE ROSEBERRY, Pr 458 D S+ree+ FP- DAN R. and JULIA A. MARSH Phone 87I PERRIS VALLEY ICE 3 COLD STORAGE Ice Delivery Any Place in Perris Valley FRANILLA ICE CREAM BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS CURING HAM, BACON, LOINS, SHOULDERS ' SELLING AND PROCESSING BEEF, LAMB, PORK AND VEAL FOR LOCKER OR I-IOME FREEZERS W. E. RICKETTS, Presidenl' R. K.RICKETTS, Vice PresicIen+ S. E. CONALDSON, SecreI'ary and Treasurer CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS d 'ro 'rhe ' BEST WISHES CLASS OE 48 +0 +I1e from +I1e CLASS OE '48 PERRIS DRIVE-IN EOUNTAN, CAR AND IDIINNING ROOM SERVICE EDWIN K. woon, Prop NUEVO WATER C0 NUEVO, COLIEORNIA JUNIS AND PEARSON COGLEY STUDIO AND CAMERA SI-IOP I947-48 Official Phofographers for ' PERRIS HIGH SCHOOL ' HEMET HIGH SCHOOL ' SAN JACINTO HIGH SCHOOL ' RAMONA PAGEANT FINE PORTRAITS - COMMERCIAL - AERIAL AND PICTORIAL FHOTOGRAPHY 3 E FI d A H C If Ph 34 f - f-W V V CQNQRATULATIQNS PERRIS PHARMACY +0 me COSITISTTCT 148 Drug Sundries Veferinary Produc+s El.LlSON'S PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED PROMPTLY Hours 8:00 A.M. +o 9:00 P.M. 5+h and D S+ree+ Phone I72 Penis' Cam. Phone I3II 722 E. Sire Perris, Calif. If i+'s made of wood, we do if. CONGRATULATIONS . TO THE CLASS OF '48 PERRIS VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GEORGE P. FRALEY NEIL BULLION W. EARL SQUIRES Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Treasurer DIRECTORS: M. T. Smi+h O. K. Young John Corduras, Jr. RoIand Williams John Garai' Lee YaI'es R. M. Hook Floyd Bonge Hans Chris+enson Roy Jacobs Cecil Zieders H. M. HARFORD HARRISQN R al Es+a're and lnves'rmen'rs Perris Valley Lands Team QUHHS Ph 36 P CH 43 ES e+ Ph 483 4 S B d Clf BEST WISHES +o +he CLASS CDF '48 GEORGE FRALEY INSURANCE SERVICE BONDS PHONE 49I GEORGE'S A HARRY'S GAR SIGNAL SERVICE AGE Keeps 'em Rollin' GOOD LUCK GAS-OIL-LUBRICATION MOTEL TO THE 48'ERS l from BEST WISHES THE SIGNAL BOYS +o 'rl-Ie CLASS OF I948 DAN HOELZER 280 D Sfreel E Phone 77l HAY GRAIN H . h Ward G 'lo 'mn and FEED SUPPLIES FARMERS MARKET PHONE z2I California BEST WISHES CLASS OF I948 HARRY R. SCHROEDER LAURPCS Sl-IGP Baby Clo+hes a Specially Complele Machine Shop Elechic and Acewlene SCHOOL CLOTHES FOR CHILDREN TO SIXTEEN Welding also SPINNERIN YARNS Phone 58I Perris, Calif. CLASS OF '48 -- ' ' S H O E S ' ' . CQNGRATULATIQNS For 'rhe Family ALL AGES ML MES Q. K. YOUNG ALL STYLES OF l-IOLLYVVOOD SCOOTERS Class of I938 SIGNAL OIL PRODUCTS MCINTYRE BOOTERY 326 D Shed DISTRIBUTOR E Sporfing Goods Spor+CIo+hes Wesfern and Fron+ier TOWN 81 COUNTRY DON and LINDY DAVIDSON 330 ID S'rree'I' Perris, Calif. RUFUS M. HOOK C0 PERRIS GARAGE DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR VEHICLES PLYMOUTH CARS GENERAL GARAGE WORK GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES BLUE gl WHITE GROCERY 81 MEAT Groceries . . . Fresh and Cured Iv1eaI's Fresh Vege'rabIes and FruiI' A. F. NELSON, Prop. I OWNED AND OPERATED BY HOME PEoPLE CONGRATULATIONS 'ro+I1e CLASS OF '48 vi ROY and MOU RINE R 81 M HARDWARE AND FURNITURE STORE Perris, California RAWLINS 8: SDN RPM Mofor Oil --- Aufo Supplies CHEVRON TI-IE PERRIS PROGRESS Gas Sfafion 4fh and D Sfreefs Perris, California Wishes THE CLASS GF '48 T TI-IE THE BEST OF LUCK SMART FRQCK SHQP SMART STYLES AT REASONABLE PRICES HNEW LOCATION 2I3 D Sfreef Perris, Calif. PERRIS CITIZENS NAT'I. TRUST ENDIX SELF-SERVICE 84 Second 8: D Sfreefs Perris, Calif. CDI: O-SOFT WATER USED IN OUR MACHINES PERRIS BRANCH Clofhes Lasf Two fo Three Times Longer COMMERCIAL SAVINGS Member Federal Reserve Sysfem Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corp. Pafio Playground for fhe Children HOURS-8 A.M. fo 5 P.M. Daily Evenings: 6:30 P.M. fo 8:30 P.M. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday