Phineas Banning High School - Pilot Wheel Yearbook (Wilmington, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1936 volume:

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Progress in bolh our school and our com- nnunily has been closely relaled, borh growing and expanding Jrogelher. l-lence il is filling Jrhal Jrhis edilion of lhe Pilol Wheel pay honor ro Wilminglon and ro ils high school. KENNETH B PIC EDITQRINCHIEP CECELIA DICKASON ASSISTANT EDITOR EDICATIQN SHE represenrs one cner lsneol ln Jrhe Jrnouglfmjrs of so nnany sruclenfs pofn pasr and presenf and we oppreclare ner value as a friend power as a s+anCF Jrhalr of oledlcarlon we acknowl edge Jrne grea+ fafrn and slreaoly loyalry shown To our young people by our vice principal EVELYN L CALEF In conferring Hue lwigneslr Tribure wirnin our i . '1 4 CNTENTS BUCK CNE Adminishafion BUCK TWC Classes BUCK THREE AcHviJries BUCK FUUR Afhleics BOOK FIVE Campus Life Plcfures Through The couriesy of Horace W Hmdry Schrouder Drug Co and L A Harbor Deparfmenf ,,... -f, M mw,,,M?,i 5 n 1 F E - .-' E ' aw MM-W N .2 X , X 1. , a ' 1 J ,H 1 1 BUCK 5' 5 E. ' mm 4 f J a EQ xy iw. 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Graham always Jrransmil lo llme sluclenls a A 'feeling of friendliness loward lliem and an unclerslanclinq ol llieir problems. EVELYN L. CALEF Girls' Vice-Principal ORREL L. GRAHAM , . . . Boys Vice-Principal r f ' A s f ..l3.- Mflim iw W s Q' MADISON H COMPTON GINEVRA I CRUMBLEY JOHN CURTISS MARTHA DUEAULT FLORENCE EMERSON MORRIS EREED II1 ELIZABETH I GOETTEN ROBERT L GOOD DOROTHY A GORDON H1 BEATRICE GRAPE CLARA B GREGG THIRZA ISENSEE GROTE ELIZABETH ADOM Language DOROTHY 'ALLEN Engllsh-Socwal Smdles BEATRICE BRADSHAW Ar? JAMES R. BRAMAN Eleizfric Shop GEORGE W. BREYMEIER Special Classes CATHERINE C. BRIGGS EngIisI1-SocIaI Sfudies A CICERO Ar GERTRUDE CLARK Home Eco O cs ESTELLE M CLAYTON I? 32425 M 4511- gif? QZWQ. We 5 LOIS HALL EDGARJ I-IANSEN I-I IEE HANSEN P E J HARDER JOSEPHINE T HARRISON EMMA WESLEY I-IIBBS JEAN I-IODGES WALTER E HOLSTEIN MILDRED D JONES W 6'-5 Qu ' IIKE EEE f .ifh L A W A 5 GUY KINGSBURY TS CLARA M MARKS LYLI: MaclNTYRE ELLEN MITCI-HLL cpl d ANNA NEET Com erc I LYDIA PACKWOOD EUGENE L PATZ RENA PEARSON WALTER V RIEEENBURC-3 AVIS RUSSELL Th ' ELDRED L. SANBORN d EDNA. E. SAWYEHR I X X A Awe 3 5 ,, 'YffX-- XL? Y 1 X X f X we I ff n N L X 2 . 'N HR XX '4 S X Bw . .- 2 Q . T V, ' 'i I I ES MATE Eng 'sh- ia! S udies NO A DEB' TT-TAM LE E HARDIN SMITH Specia' Classes 4 MARY TURNER English-Journalism ANNA O. TYLER Mafhemafics fy FRANCES SHAW WEISS EVIQTTSFI-Social Sfudies C. A. .WELCH V ErIgTIsh-Soclal Sfudles X! FLORENCE WESTON - . A Mafhemafics LX X,- HERMAN R. WINN 57 .l', - Draffing FV fu QU' TONE NWTNN Counselor BENJAMIN BE. YEQMAN Enqllsh-Soclal STLIdVE5 b 7 C I. E R I C A L LELAND SH ELL ' Aivyk gp. - f,h' A Secrefary I MARY ROSE TUCKER J E X T J u n io r Cl e rk . A:X-f . I SSXX I I X S L ff E LO Y D C. R I ST E R T I K ' Kl - I M B ook ke e pe r-M a n a q e r II A ' 5' 1 I R OS E P ETT I TT X A'T kyghk' 5 T Subsflfufe Junior CTeI'k . XI H AZ EL JO H N S O N TTT4TA,,T'V T A ' J u n Io r CT erk MAINTENANCE ERWIN I. ANDREWS H d Cui d MARGARET A. MANNING CBTCTSVTG Manage '33- 5 5 6 Llwgy- 1. gi! ,Y Sw I I f' SL I STTIX X S3 . X2 i ffy! STUDENT BODY STUDENT BCDDY ORON BEARDSLEE lSe JOHN R ROSE P es de T Sp g Semeste RALPH E BAPHMAN e P de P R E S I D E N T S GRON BEARDSLEE and John Rose as eapTalns oT Benmngs Crew p1loTed The sTudenT body Through Two oT ITS mosT succ:essTul ser1esTers Ralph Bachman Twice chosen To hold The oTfuoe oT vice pres1denT proved an able as susTanT To boTh I 8 President, Pal mester r i n, rin r Vic - resi hT, Fall Z ' and Spring Semesters I . l. . - . ' - STUDE SENIOR H I e H DORIS M ESS ENGER, Secrelary, Fall, Girls' Commissioner of Ogr- ganizalions, Spring. ART ASCO- LESI, Boys' S. G. Presidenl, EGIII Commissioner of Safely, Spring. CECELIA DICKASON, Girls' S. G. Presidenl, Fall, Porllighl Edi- 'ror, Spring, RAYMOND BECK, Boys' Commissioner of Organiza- tions, Fall. ELVA MAE OAKES, Girls' Com- missioner of Organizalions, Fall, Secrelary, Spring. MAYNARD FOUNTAINE, Boys' Commissioner of Alhlelics, Fall, BENITA ZA- MORA, Girls' Commissioner of Alhielics, Fall. CLYDE JACKSON, Commissioner of Safely, Fall. KENNETH PICKLE, Porflighl Edi- for, Fall, Annual Edilor, Spring. GLENN EIPPER, Puplicily Man- ager, Fall. CHIZUE HAMAMOTO, Commissioner of Finance, Fall. CHARLOTTE TIPTON, Commission- er of Forensics, Fall. g JACK WALLEN, Boys' S. G. Presidenf, Spring. D O L O R E S SHEPHERD, Girls' S. G. President, Spring. FRANCIS VOSE, Boys' Commissioner of Alnlelics, Spring. JACK MCLELLAN, Boys Commis- sioner of Organiazlions, Spring. BARBARA WELLS, Girls' Com- missioner of Afhlelics, Sprinq. BILL MCLELLAN, Publicity Manager, Spring. JOE SIMPSON, Commis- sioner of Finance, Spring. LEE- GENE STEWART, Commissioner of Forensics, Spring. BODY - 313.-,'-A , ,L . . i ' 1 I ' W isss - O ' L in A E ' I 5' A 1 ,.2, , .ag V W ' 'F' ' ' , V7 V - -71 . A A fm 2 727 .-.' I - Q. i 'F' U . ,,,, y y F . 7 w k ., 7 1. r Q '. . . .,, . , . A ' .,'- . 5-Sify? ...Mei '-' . 'i Vi , 1' ii 'ii' ' 1-i I , ' ' Sa V -I.. -':,.. ' . i::e.'z:Q5ef5.Es.2 'I i 5 R -.i, DOROTHY PRINCE fell Lead ar JACK CHESHIRE Yell Leader 5 . H Q ,. X ,,., JUNIOR I-I I G I-I MARJORIE LASSEL, Presi- denr, Fall, FRANCIS COPE- LAND, me-Presidenl, Fall, BETTY AVER, Secrerary, Fall, 'DTCK' I-IUDDLESTON, Yell Leader, Fall. JIMMIE OKURA, Presidenf, Spring, DOROTHY JONES, Vice-Presidenl, Spring, RE- GINA LEI-IR, Secreiary, Spring: TOMMY COWEN, Yell leader, Spring. -I9 R fr D, , JJ, Q SRI' . if iw We i-23,5 L STUDENT CQVERNMEIXIT CECELIA DICKASON ART ASCOLESI JACK WALLEN DOLORES SHEPHERD Fall SemesTer Boys' PresidenT, Fall SernesTer B y P d T Spring SernesTer Girls' PresidenT, Spring Sen'1esTer fi . . . , - I .. ' I I I . , - , . E D E N CONTROL oT school gov ernmenTal policies is under The IUFISCTICTIOFI oT The STudenT GovernnnenT PresiclenTs These responsible posiTions were held during The Fall SemesTer bx Cecelia Diclqason Girls STudenT GovernmenT Pres: denT and ArT Ascolesi Boys STuolenT GovernmenT PresiclenT During The Spring SemesTer The posiTions were successTully Tilleol by Dolores Shepherd as Girls STuolenT GovernrnenT PresiolenT and Jack Wellen as Boys STuolenT GovernmenT PresldenT STUDENT CCDVERNMENT FINANCE FINANCE meetings are held bi- monthly to pass on bills and requests tor money to be spent trom the Student Body budget. Money maybe spent only through the authorization ot Mr. Floyd C. Rister, Business Manager, who acts as adviser to the group, which is headed by President John Rose and Principal Earl E. Rosenberry, and consists ot otticers ot the Student Body. SENATE Student body otticers and home-room presidents make up this important body which meets under the direction ot John Rose. School problems are met and solved by them according to the con stitution, and school policies are inaugurated under their jurisdiction. STUDENTKIGVERNIMENT f D CAPSAND SAFE N every organ: ation there is a need for the enforcement of safety measures Since carelessness causes most accidents this enforcement of safety precautions is the duty of safety both on and off the school grounds The chief wok of the Red Caps is the patrol of the crossings In front of the maln building STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government Officers are a part of the self governing machine by which Banning students run their affairs Picked for their integrity and good citizenship the officers find it their duty to remind students of their obligations as citizens of the school yJ A l T X VMS. X KV . R E T Y the Red Capsland Safety officers who help to maintain order and X - ,,-- - - ff--litw 4:'-f -v-4---'wr - ff---1' ff - '--xf -H --'- - ff-. -f,---- - fffff f .vffr fi-f-lyilllillll--1 ff: wi-A-q-W-. - -fx 3 J, If A fi My 55 . ' A ffmfnjjfgd rt jf. Wg! ily? hh. A 3,3 Q- Jig' N3n33?Ck,. I My E P-D M . in F' 553 X, 4,ZfZZJJ2 j I ll BCDCDK TWG 'I HONOR STUDENTS CAROL HOADLEY CECELIA DICKASON GLENN ElPPER JOHN ROSE MARJORIE ABLUTZ ORON BEARDS E DOLORES SHEPHERD RICHARD H NDERSON E P H E B I N CARoL HoADLEY from Jrhe Wrnler Class and Cecelsa DICRGSOH Glenn Elpper and John Rose from lhe Summer Class were lhe Epheblans chosen from l3annlng s qradu ahng classes Selecllon IS based on oulslanduno achlevemenl ID leadership scholarship and clhzen shlo From each graduahng class one Epheblan IS chosen from every lorly sludenls or malor 'lracllon of lhal number Ameralcfxu Lsolou Qkou BEARDSLEE and lvlarlorle Abullz of lhe Wlnler Class and Dolores Shepherd and Richard Henderson ol lhe Summer Class were The reclpnenls of lhe American Legion Medal which IS awarded lo boys on lhe basls ol service leadership scholarship and honor and lo gurls on lhe basis ol characler courage scholar ship and companlonshup 3 LE E , I 1 . . , n . J I I - I. I I I I ' I I I ' , . I-IQNCDR STUDENTS MARJORIE AUNE CARO ABLUTZ I-IALLIKAINEN I-IOADLEY BYNA VIRON GREEN JONES A B E A R lVlARJoRIE ABLUTZ Aune l-lallllialnen and Carol l-loadley oT The WInTer Class receuved The gold seals oT The Calnlfornla Scholarship Eederahon on Thelr diplomas They received Thzs honor because They were members oT The Senlor l-hgh Scholarshup Tor sux semesTers one oT which was In Thenr senior year corwln MEMoRlAL Cf-xRoL HoADLEY af The WlnTer Class and Byna Green oT The Summer Class were awarded The Corwin lvlemorlal which I9 given Tor ouTsTandung ab:luTy In The buooglcal sciences A v I s M E M o R Vlkon JoNEs af The sum mer Class was The reclpuenT oT The Travis Memorial whmch IS comferred because oT noTable achnevemenT In The Taeld oT physical science SEXL ERS - . .. . l.I .R TR IAL SUMMER CLASS RENA PEARSON Senior Coordinator GERTRUDE EDGAR J. WALTER V. CLARK l-IANSEN RIEFENBURG Adviser Adviser Adviser SENIGR CLASS OE S'36 -l-l-lE class ot S'36 was one ot the peppiest and most active groups Banning has ever seen. Many new ideas were developed into realities through their capable management, and its members have brought new laurels to Banning in scholastic, social, and athletic tields. JOE MADELYN DOLORES JACK SIMPSON BLANK SHEPHERD Cl-IESHIRE President Vice-President Secretary Yell Leader l L -25- THEO ABINIAR HENRY C. ANDERSEN MURIEL ANDERSON BOB BARMAN CLYDE C. BATES, JR. LYMAN H. BATES JACK W. BENSON MADELYN BLANK DONALD BOOHER RUTH CADENBACH HARRIET M. CAPPS JOHN A. CARROLL JACK F. CHESHIRE JAMES EARLE CRANE CECELIA DICKASON DOROTI-IY DILLBECK NICK DI SALVO I-IAROLD DOWNING BERTINE LUCILE DYER GLENN E EIPPER FROILAN EERNANDEZ JACK D FOSTER 'W WAI IER CUMMINGQ BLANCI-IE CURRIER JENNIE DAIVIBROSI JAYJ I DANIELS BILL DAY ROBERT DEWALT 27 MAYNARD FOUNTAINE HELEN EUJIKAWA KATHLEEN FULLERTON MAVIS E GABLER BERNARD E GIFFIN FRED SOUL 28 wwf-FAPI' 6' LC' W GI- E- BYNA GREEN A 'R VIVIAN M GREER LUCILLE HARROLD 'ORRAINE I-IART ERMA HA? WARD ALICE HELLER RICHARD HENDE DORIS HERRON Y A RSON VIRON JONES JANNIE KINSOLVING IRENE M KLLJG MARGARET LAEGLER JOE LEOASPI RAY LISI-I BILL MCLELLAN JACK MCLELLAN A Sk 5' Q sf MW l,f6'g Q. ffffa AJ' xl? MILDRED I-IOPIKINS ALICE B I-IORN JOI-IN I-IIJDDLESTON AIKO IWAMOTO II AXINE JENKINS 29 ' . I U ,Q 'ff 4' , . 1' - -,J ff fl, ' f I - A ' 'ff' 'Q ' - . , - -. ' A IQ' 5' ,ff ff' . ,E H P '-g! A I I I I1-+5 ff' Q' I - - - . CLYDE H. JACKSON ,.,i L:- I I.., I 5' WILLIAM J. MacCABE TI-IOMAS W. MacKAY ROBERT J. MALCOM DON E. MALIN ANDY MARTINEZ GEORGIA MILLER ..3Q- ' A ' w ' I ' RACI-IAEL MOORE RAYMOND MULLINS WILLIS MURPI-IY DICK NEIGI-IBAROER I-IELEN NELSON DONALD W. OAKES MABEL PEARCE YVONNE PERENNE VIVIAN RAPP BILLY M ROBERTS DOLL IVEL ROSE JOHN R ROSE MARGARET ROSE ARDEN M. RULISON TED SCHROEDER ROSELLA SHANNON W' JEANNE E PERRY LADO PETROVICH NORMAN PHTLPOTT DOROTHY PRINCE MARGUERITE PROCISE JOHN PUTMAN .-3l- DOLORES SHEPHERD EDMUND SHERY ROY SHIRAISHI Hll.DA SIMPSON JOE SIMPSON STEWART SMALL -32- LYLE SMITH WAYNE SNTDER EERN SOUDERS JOYCE A. STEPHENS DESS STODDARD ROGER STUART MATSUKO TAKASHIMA G. TALKINOTON CHARLES VOORHEES FRANCIS H. VOSE RUSSELL K. WALLACE JOHN F. WALLEN CHARLES L. WEAVER BARBARA N. WELLS PHYLLIS T. WEST BETTY WESTERLUND GEORGE E. TEN NANT ELDON THOM PSON RUTH THOMPSON ROBERT L. THRAPP CHARLOTTE TIPTON ANNA VERDUGO -1 ,,.,. X Lii' . Ei A -1 DELLORISE WHEEI ER JOHN WHITE 5, f y -1 E 'sk lk ,. A . 1 , MYRTLE WICKS Q E M. WINCHESTER ' MARIE YRIBARNE l . 0' . . ., , on .1 a I QI : 7' f ,f 1 'Ai .4 1 . f If F ., l If 4 Q U I ' 'I Y my ' 1 ' A .' P 5 . ff A i 1 I 4 I U' I . I , I ' . 4 ' Q 'I y .1 i'.V . V 5 Q . .1 y , . e f v . 4.1 , ' 'if I 1 a I' . In sl ,fn u y L n I f' ' I . ' ' 5 . 1 v Y 1 f li , ' . Q 1' . . 1 n ' 0 , Q u ' - - io ., ,. . :Jn ' , Q' 1 . ' ,: . 4 1 ,lf ,f ' ' Y, ' 1 7 ' A ' ' 1 0 f 'a V ' I . 'a V ,il M I 0 . is 4 '.. l , , a 0 s, ' , . I - 1 A Q I V I . If Y I .-34, WINTER CLASS CATI-IEITINE BRIGGS JOI-IN CURTISS MILDRED JONES Adviser Adviser Adviser 'F stixiioia ci.Ass'oP W'37 COIMING into their own with the presenta- tion ot their sweater skit, the Winter Class ot '37 is destined to be- come an epic-makingigroup. Many ot the school Ieaclers are mem- bers ot this active class, which has made a name tor itself both schoIasticaIIy and socially. I-IIRAM PRINCE FRANK LAIRD I-IELEN FORSMAN CI-IIZUE I-IAIVIAIVIOTO President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer P N ., i X , -. N gfe- ylwf A ,Q :SX I, M fi' S. 3 xr Iggy! F I I HOWARD J. APPEL ART ASCOLESI RALPH E. BACHMAN MARIE C. BALINGIT BERNARDJ BALL FLORINE BARBER 36 1 . .,,. . '- l i' , V,- . W MARY C BARNHART ALFRED BEER JACK BELYEA ROBERT BRIDGES DAN LEO BUCCI ALEX CHURSENOEE TOMMIE LEE CLARK VERA CLUTTER RUTH DANFORTI-I ROBERT DONOI-IO JUANITA DREWS OZETA DREWS PAT M. DUGAN HELEN FORSMAN GEORGE FREY ANN GELLER GEORGE COBO MARIE V. COLLETTI GILBERT COOK REX COOPRIDER D COX D'AMBROSI -37 CI-IIZUE I-IAMAMOTO IONE I-IAMILTON EVELYN I-IARN ER WILLIAM I-IILANDER WILLIAM I-ILIFFMAN YOSI-IIRA IWAI ROBERT JONES SI-IIZUE KINOSI-IITA OROVER KIRSCI-IER NORVAL KNOX FRANK LAIRD JOAN NA LEONETTI MEREDITI-I LOVELADY ISAIAS MENDEZ ,-.38,. I LOUIS ORMSBY WILMA PATTERSON JAY PAYE ZONA GALE PETERSEN LORRAINE A. PETRAS KENNETH B. PICKLE I-IIRAM PRINCE KATIE PUCCIO MOODY M. NAKADEGAWA JACK NEWBROUGI-I ELWYN R. NICKS JOI-IN I-I. NORSKOG I I . I II -39 JOHN ROBERT RICCI LUCY ROLDAN JOSEPHINE RUSSELL WILLIAM SCHUBERT MISAKO SHINTAKU JOHN B. SHIVE -40- Z ERASTUS SINCLAIR LAWRENCE W. SMITH RUSSELL SMITH IDA M. SOSKE LEONARD STARK BERTHA TERAN . RKLA . ORNBERRY L. WASHINGTON LUCIE WATERS GEORGE WINES ROBERT ZELLER . 1...- , 4 'L -I L S W, LA., . Segway X L V H :,e ' fw ::,., V gm 3 M, , S W' PWS ,.. ,,EE: ,,,,: ,5,. : T W 'xiii Z ROSIE TRANI CARL WADSACK ...41.. S A SENIOR SO C5 When the Sensor As surround you dont lose your selt control Just watch us strut our stutt and show what we can do When ItCOI'T'16S to swanlqy sweaters we re the trp top ot them all We cant be loeat In summer winter sprung or tall Remember when we started YEAH we were young and green Now It s time we parted YEAH such stars you ve never seen lt you don t start repentun you II never reach your goal Just watch the Senlor A s well get there bless your soul B SENIOR SONG We have learned our A I5 C, s Now that we are Sensor Bs We can do just what we please Cause we have rhythm IH our Sensor Class Wlth our sweaters Blue and White Very much to our delight We ll show you that we re all right Cause we have rhythm IH our Senuor Class T a a la la la We ve gone so tar now you just try and stop us All we need IS a lnttle but ot rhythm to give us pep and tne Bannlng Spnrxt The Winter Class ot 37 ls on its way right up to heaven To show you how we II step ln With rhythm ln our Senior Class ...... . U - I . ,, . . , . . . I I ... , , . . .. . I .. . . . , . . . . . . . . r-l---, , . . . . . , N E ICR HI - fu 1. Q I Q69 ' . -Q mana 4 win ff' Fw Q. K 'i W MNT .f,,,,f V. . ,. '- 'V ' f' ' ff .gg f no f R sm. , iw -1-uf W L QM' . ,Q ' c' if , , V, WM, . Q 8 Pj 1 wa 'iii' :fi , 51-4 Q ..,V is 3 .. f if..,1',.:f ::z2a.1'2E?. I.-.-FI' ,fag 5 , 11-127 Q - .,.,- .... -..:: w .. f p , fiw A S91 ' QV? Z Q .X A Q .E L43 1.l z.,?, . - Q . if 2315 1 L. . il jg ' f '5 2 L . gal as . x QQ Q A -1 ig- fi 3 1: 3 41 2 pg 'Y- SENIOR I-IICI-I f I f M :QV A JUNIOIPQ FIRST ROW-Ainsworlli, Crocker, Greer, Byers, Donolwo, Mr. Cicero, Eipper lPresidenT, Fall Semes- l'erI, Dickason lVice-President Spring Semeslerl, Grifiillu lSecre+ary, Spring Semeslerl, Grigsby, Becker. SECOND ROW-Fuiikawa, Bresliears, T. L. Clark, Ekenburg, Burgess, DePries'r, Barber. Ferguson. Boolier. TOP ROW-Brown, Bislrnop, Calvert' Busby, Beer, J. Clark, Esparza, Gulierrez, Soul. NOT IN PICTURE-Geller, Cook, Boulclin. A J U N I O R S FIRST ROW-Ramirez, Messenger, Rowan, Oakes lSecreTary, Spring Serneslerl, Kinzey lVice-Presi- clenl, Spring Semeslerl, Mrs. Crumbley, Regan lPre3denI, Spring Serneslerl, Lapsley lSecreTary, Fall Semeslerl, I-lall, Prince. SECOND ROW4Myers,' Reddocli, Neff, Janke, Moore, I-larner, MacLean, Picazo. TOP ROW-Morrison, McMurray, Kelly I-luasles, l-lansen, I-lolden, NOT IN PICTURE-Munn, I'lazell, Nomura, A JUNIORS FIRST ROW-Wallerson, Slark, Soss, Wallace lSecrelary, Fall Semeslerl, Sanclison, E. Srnillw lPresi- denl, Fall Semeslerl, Mr. Cornplon, Slweplwerd lPresidenI, Spring Serneslerl, Slovall lVice-Presicleni, Spring Semeslerl, Wells lVice-Presiclenl, Fall, and Secrelary, Spring Semeslersl, Temblador, Waillancourl. SECOND ROVV-Wanke, Soza, Young, Tullle, Vanclevenler, Tennant Wing, Woolen, Segerbloom, Zamora, Saull. TOP ROW-Salcido, Swank, Violanle. NOT IN PICTURE-Wines, Shapiro, Webb, Wliilney, Tennanl, Warriner. -44.. I X1 ,. 1 - ,gg 7 , flixjll x Q! kj X , f' BJ J U N l O R S f. ,J 5 T FI Owflf-iiilci, Amife, Becgll, . Anderson lSecrelary, Fall Semeslerl, Crawford lVicefPresi- P i enl, Fallgnlfesferl, Coolc lPres' ' , Fall Semeslerl, Mr. Braman, Curran lPresidenl, Spring Semes- I rl, Alolu lVige3-fr 'derby S rin emeslerl, Brandslead lSecrelary, Spring Semesferl, Briflen, Billings, Agu'rre.' CO X OW-Clark, Bozarflw, Gibson, Fada, Dennis, Bassham, Confos, Crooks. Boe-rndr, Car , Gu'lierrez,Q 'r illo'.fTOP ROW-Dike, Bucy, Dyers, Gordinier, Elmore. NOT IN PKLTURE-Alle' , Brown Grigs Glegermanw , -.X M rf KX f , fx V I f ,V , , .1 'gs 1, . ' BfJUN,YORS I I E X X xk'x lj 'QR O -Morr, lcomoio, Liqlxyjlwaloufll-Secrefary, Fall Semesferl, Olson lpresideni, Fall I Siilesleql, Miss Nefhulf ri lVice- siden K Fl Semesler, and Presidenl, Spring Semesferl, Ozalci l De Pr ' en'r Spri Q'Se sler' ulchinso lSecre+ary Spring Semeslerl Kerns, King. SECOND phy lk u lm b l-lallina Jones lvlaquena lwarnolo TOP ROW-Landry, l-lurley, V RO T ur I, D c 4, ' ll. . I i from, Hill abee, MWEF, lvlcls a . NOT IN PICTURE-Kelly, Mallson. . X j B Juniors FIRS' ROW-Parra, Rives, Reynolds, Sfrahl lSecreTary, Fall Semeslerl, Wallen lVice-Presidenf, Fall Serneslerl, Soza lPresiden+, Fall Semeslerl, Mrs. Sawyer, L. Swanson lPresidenl, Spring Semeslerl. Pelrovicli lVice-Presidenf, Spring Semeslerl, Talcahola lSecrefary, Spring Serneslerl, J. Smilh, Sfeplwens. SECOND ROW4J. Tallcinglon, Rodriguez, B. Talkingfon, J. Swanson, Schlarb, Ponce, Sfanlord, Phillips, Prince, Ouiggle, Pallon, Pelrosino, NOT IN PICTURE4Robinson, Wada, D. Smiflw, Pierce, Wlwillalch. -,f Qi' V3 f s g IJ' . 2 T --' I' . 3, 1 Nj A nilfiflf -45- SEN I O R C,,I+I Y X r '- s V 4, ' I1 ill- . Q I ' ,V iff lf, S 'N ,M ,ffm XR A SOPI-IOMORES FIRST ROW-Bender, Dick, Benson, Cooper, Do ing, Caslro, Mrs. Hanson, Davis lPresidenI, Spring and Fall Serneslerl, Bader lVice-President Sprin Semeslerl, Cheshire lSecre'Iary, Spring Semeslerl. Blume, Bouldin, Dieirich. SECOND ROWA-D minguez, Ayala, Cahill, Cowling, Clarlc, Burgess, Cassingharn, Egelund, Bond lSecreIary, Fall Sem slerl, Clouse, Dillon IVice-President Fall Serneslerl. TOP ROWfAdachi, Curley, Bowden, Card, Be nslein, Derry, Alexander, Crul, Bunn, Boyce, Brown, Edmonds. NOT IN PICTURE4Broege, Daws, roolcs, Erickson, Chrislian. A SOP OMORES FIRST ROW-Fuiilcawa, Gulierrez, Hayes, . Johnson, Hilperl llnresidenl, Fall Serneslerl, Mr. Sanborn, Hullon lPresidenI, Spring Semesler, Herman, J. Johanson, Gibson lVice-President Fall Semeslerl, Kenl. SECOND ROW-R. Jac on Holmes Halashila, C. Johnson, Issleib, French, Hedges, C, Jackson, Havvs, Gobovich, Hagrd aslle. TOP ROW4OiIberI, Huffman, Freclc, I.. Haws, Gipe, Founlaine. NOT IN PICTURE-Hoo ,lVice-President Spring Serneslerl, Kennedy, Gillard, Koboyashi. FIRST ROW--Marquis, Lancasler, MacKa, Malheson, Malsuolca ISecreIary, Fall Serneslerl, Lish lPresiden+, Fall Semeslerl, S. Morrison l residenl, Spring Sernesierl, Marshall ISecreIary, Spring Serneslerl, McNichoIs, Marsh, M A orr' on, Koiima. SECOND ROWfKinoshiIa, Moreno, Moine. McKim, MacLean, I. Malheson, u McCune, Lehr, Legendre, Kirscher, Masukawa. TOP ROW -Kinsey, Melcherl, Mendez. 'v I PICTURE4MaIovich, S. Legaspi lVice-President Spring A S O P H O M O R E S 3 Semeslerl, Leedy, Meiia, Lopez, Monez, o -46? N A SOP!-IGMORES FIRST ROW Ruby Ruchardson Newbrough Schroeder Reeder B Ne on Vuce Presudenl Fall oemesler Ormsby Presudenl' Sprung and Secrelary Sprung Sernesler Nonoshula Murrah Ruqland 'Nlushuda Nushuolca SECOND ROW Ponce Schroeder Roxy Phullups Romaun V Nelson Rhoda Ruchardson Orlez Neghbarger Salcudo TOP ROW Rohde B Roxy Rucker Panero Puercy Roberls Peel Perlcuns Pallon NOT IN PICTURE Pemberlon Pulman Pelras Rose Nakamura Poverson Seavey Reed A SOPI-IOMORES FIRST ROW Ueno Tomlun Spauldung Suddulh D Srnulh Vuce Presudenl Fall Semesler Vouen uPresudenl Fall Semesler Mrs Bradshaw Well Presudenl' Sprung Semesler Torp Vuce Presudenl Sprung Sernesler Whule Secrelary Sprung Sernesler M Srnulh Shupley Ueno SECOND ROW Yamashula Wulhwax Slewarl' Sumner Thomas Slephens E Smulh Zamarrupe Wuneleer TOP Shafer Secrelary Fall Sernesler Shuve Young Verdugo B SOPI-IOMORES FIRST ROW Duharce Gonzales Dornunguez Gruflun Brown Browne Muss Gordon Clark Vuce Presu denl Fall Semesler Chivers Secrelary Fall Semesler Ford Davus Gull Brullon Secrelary Sprung Gregory Fruzzell Buccu Bushup Gray TOP ROW Dodgen Carmona Clulzford I-I Cluller Clemmer Semeslerl SECOND ROW Guluerrez Eslrada Dobbs Alluson Garberg Garcua Corn Gavun Andross Vuce Presudenl Sprung Semesler Andrade Fulce Deadruclc Presudenl Sprung Semesler u,evan Freulas W Clulfer Grole NOT IN PICTURE Cox Presudenl Fall Semesler V Bond Fululcawa Crawford Carol Arlee XVlIjIl5-ll c-A 47 E . I I I I . !S 5 . l A I . I . 1 I .V . I - . l l 1' l . '. j . A u. . , u . u. u - . . .u- u I uu u - . . H :ROW-Ffandevenlenl Tobias, Izelrvanl'-Ian, Tenney, Snyder: Slirall, Slhiruno. NOT IN PICTURE- Tu T . I h I . ' . .I I ' . I - .- . 1 u,,,u . u. . n u .' u' - ' . 'T 'u. ' . u P' u ' ul 'Tn , ' , . , . -- I ' . l, . . W ,fl -In I L: I I ,f 5 E N u o u cz uu Q,,, 1.1 . B SOPHOMORES ElRST ROW Marlunez Nalcadeqawa Mallson McClure Johnson Secrelary Fall Sernesler Hull Vuce Presudenl Fall Semesler Newcombe Presudenl Sprung Sernesler Kawacluu Vuce Presudenl Sprung Semesler Jones Myers Lassel Herman Helm SECOND ROW Howell Hammerberg Mowrey Nolcle Mulls Hallunan Mendoza Monqe Kunzey Mayes Haynes Newluard IOP ROW Hansen Laurd llcegucluu NOT IN PlCTURE Heslon Jordon Secrelary Sprung Semes ler Lopez Loverudge Mellon Nosluer Mosqueda Norlon Hale Kung Harrus B SOPHOMORES Presuclenl Fall Semesler and Presudenl Sprung Semesler Muss Emerson Pew Vuce Presudenl Sprung Semesler Talqasluuma Secrelary Sprung Semesler Parlclnursl Slarlc Wuslurnan Pluulpoll SECOND ROW Ruclward Suqueuros Paye Rossrnan Veruc G Srnullu Ponce Vuolanle Tlfuornas Padron Roberls TOP ROW Reed Traller Vuereclc Swull Perenne Wuclcs Serrano Temblador Terran Sluunlalcu NOT IN PICTURE Scoll Presudenl Fall Sernesler Pulgencuo Valdez Whalen Reed H Salas L Salas Seclullos Ulruclu Zel er 48 - ' - - - - l u l. l ' ' ' I lu l ' u ' lu ' l ' ' ' , ' l .,,, , . - . FIRST ROW-Reuler, Roldan, Weidel, L. Srnillw, Walker lSecrelary, Fall Semeslerl, Roy lVice- u. j Qu . ' u. . , ' . ' . - l ' - l- ' -uuf - I . , ' , ' , l . N JUNIOR ICI-I A NINE FIRST ROW-Davenporl, Beson, Chrislianson lSec:reIary, Fall Semeslerl, Church lVice-Presiclenl, Fall Semeslerl, Baslerrechea lPresidenI, Fall Semesler, and Secrelary, Spring Semeslerl, Miss Paclcwoocl, Brown lPresidenl', Spring Semeslerl, Bales lVice-Presiclenl, Spring Serneslerl, Beclcell, Bozarlh, Briggs, D. Chrislienson. SECOND ROW-Bupp, Chursenoicl, Corles, Bess, Clouse, Bool, Bryanl, Boynlon, Copeland, Acebeclo, Amare. TOP ROW-Campion, Ainsworlh, Coover, Clishman, Auquslenberq, Caclenbach, Bishop, Boulanger. NOT IN PICTUREfConIreras, Dernsey. ANINE X FIRST ROW-Greenwood, Fuelle, I-larvey, Fish, Esparza lSecreIary, Fall Serneslerl, Fisher lVice- Presidenl, Fall Semeslerl, Miss Milchill, Lorene Filzgerald lPresidenI', Fall Semeslerl, Donnelly lVice- Presidenl, Spring Sernesferl, I-laws, G-ulshall, I-Iamillon, Ellis, Endo. SECOND ROW-Geren, Duncan, Diaz, Drews, Douqlas. I-lar'I'rnan, Lewis Filzgerald, Genlry, I-Iernandez, I-larlrnan, Founlaine NOT IN PICTURE4Garcia, Flores, Eclclund. A N I N E FIRST ROW-Mays, Marr, Manechenlco, Larrieux, I-Iuddleslon lSecrelary, Fall SemesIerI, Le-onelli lPresiclen'I', Fall Semesler, and Vice-Presidenl, Spring Semeslerl, Miss Gregg, Marconi lPresidenI', Spring Semeslerl, Ma+'I'oclcs lSecrelary, Spring Serneslerl, Malin, Monlana, Kobayashi, Kuwada. SECOND ROW-Kelley, Lucllow, Miller, Morrison, McKee, Kunz, Krizan, Marlinez, Molo, Mizobe. TOP ROW-Mele, Kobayashi, Malhewson, Mee, Morgan, Malcom, Jones, Miller. NOT IN PICTURE -Knighl, Maedo, Mosley, Hoag, Mclssac, I-lowe. -5O.. J Junior, ion FIRST ROW-B. Peierson, Prali, Poinclexler, D. Oliaslii, Orie-ga, Powers, lylrs. Miller, Pelroviclw lPresidenl, Spring Semesierl, Okura IVice-President Spring Sernesierl, Pierce lPresideni, Fall Semeslerl, Run, Nornura, Olwaslii. SECOND ROW4Sanford, Reynolds, Ruiz, Pearson, Popple. Rawley, Owens, Reddock, Reiman lVice-Presidenl, Fall Serneslerl, Rarnas, Ozawa, Murrah. NOT IN PlCTURE4Scudcler, Sasaki, Pulgencio, Puccio, Porler, Rojas, S. Olwasi, M. Pelerson, Pearson. A NINE FIRST ROW-Wriglwl, Slenson, Silk, Slarnper ISecre+ary, Fall Serneslerl, D. Wilson lVice-President Fall Serneslerl, Sleplnens IPresidenl, Fall, and Vice-Presideni, Spring Sernesiersl, Miss Sidebolliam IPresiden'l, Spring Serneslerl, Taylor IScre+ary, Spring Semeslerl, Thompson, Shafer, Webb, Tisflale. SECOND ROWJSDBHIGY, Wriglwl, Sloner, Wilclier, Tlnrapp, Torp, Wilkinson, Walls, Thie, Slwell, Tisdale. TOP ROW4F. Smilli, Snyder, Teran, Tweedie, Young, W. Wilson, Toney, Verlwowen. NOT IN PlCTUREfSedillos, Wlwiison, Slwiba. B N I N E FIRST ROW-Allison, Crooks, Collins, Cook lSecreiary, Fall Semesierl, Carler IVice-President Fall Serneslerl, Beaver lPresidenl', Fall Serneslerl, lvlr. Welclw, Roy Anderson IPresidenl, Spring Semeslerl, Brown IVice-Presideni, Spring Serneslerl, Blanchard lSecre+ary, Spring Semesierl, Aguilar, Arroya. Bosl. SECOND ROW-D'Arnl::rosi, Barrill, Acuna, Clwirrick, Curvell, Carreon, Agular, Canlu, Carmona. TOP ROWfAloascol, Alon, Cole, Alvarado, Bueoy, Rob rl Anderson, Cloud, Burrow, Aldridge, Angolli, Bredalwl, Downing. , ,M is ,ff E I if ' xl lljijg J fl -5l-- JUNIQWR HIGH B NINE FIRST ROW-Gifford, Kennedy, Ezell, Goior, Graves, Gen+iI ISecreIary, Spring SemesIerI, Mrs. Adom, Jones ISecreIary, EaII Semesfer, and President Spring Sernesferi, Hissey IVice-President Spring Semesferi, Friedrick, Hes+on, Hernandez, Fraser. SECOND ROW-Harris, Haiosiiifa, Frey, Espinoza, GaIIardo, Garcia, Flores, Hernandez, Johnson, Gipe. NOT IN PICTURE-Goboviclw, Jones, Eiores, Fuenfes, Gordon, I.. Henderson, E. Hernandez, HaIIiIfainen, Jackson. B NINE FIRST ROW-Selover, Sfewari, Pemberfon, Trauio, Shinie IVice-President Spring SernesIerI, Mr. Freed, Pearson IPresiden+, Spring SernesIerI, WaIIcins ISecre+ary, Spring Semesreri, Schneider, Sfepiienson, Warner. SECOND ROW-Yuhashi, Tuckuloff, R. SmiII'1, Wada, Romero, Zamarripa. Romirez, Ynfanfe, Wadsack, Weddie, Yoshioica. TOP ROW-Rorrez, Takernofo, Townsend, Thomas, Suiiski. NOT IN PICTURE-PriIcI1eH' IPresiden'r, Spring Semesferi, Sandovai, Seiber, Zervaniian. B NINE FIRST ROW-Paiferson, Marr, Lesley, Lewis, LeI'ir ISecreIary, FaII Sernesferi, Madrid IPresidenI, Fall Sernesferi, Mr. Kingsbury, Mi+cIieII IPresiden+, Spring Semesieri, King ISecreI'ary, Spring Semesferi, Klemme, Osborn, Morrison, Okamofo. SECOND ROW-J. Mariinez, Parra, V. Marfinez, Manzo, McCurdy, Krieger, Medina, Monge, I.icI'1IyIer. TOP ROW-Meicalf, MQGIII, ParIcI1ursI, Neal, Lloyd, Monfgornery, Osborn. NOT IN PICTURE-Morris, Mapie, KOH IVice-Presidemi, Fall Semes- Ier, and Suring Sernesferi, McKeever, McCarII'1y. -52- JUNIOR I-IICI-I A E I G I-I T FIRST ROWfArce, P. Bishop, Cook, Bader ISecreIary, Fall Serneslerl, Brawiclc, Vice-Preside-n'I' Fall Semeslerl, Anderson IPresident Fall Semeslerl, Miss Allen, Cowan Ipresident Spring Semes: Ierl, Bralcefield IVioe-President Spring Semeslerl, Bowen ISecreIary, Spring Semeslerl, Bullis Cummings, Chrisfensen. SECOND ROWfBarger, F. Bishop, Boulclin, Acebedo, Cabrera, Cervanles Borges, Angichado, Biggart Arroya, Armsriong, Alferrnan, Ayala. TOP ROW7Birdsong, Carey, Bevan, Bacle, Alexander. NOT IN PICTURE-Arclwalela, Beal, Bowers, L. Coolc. A EIGI-IT FIRST ROW-D'Ambrosi, Dunlap, Frenzel, Gray ISecreIary, Fall Semeslerl, Everly IVic3e-President I-all Serneslerl, Davidson Ipresident Spring Semeslerl, Mrs. Groie, E. Filzgeralcl IPresident Spring Semeslerl, Elcenlaerg IVice-President Spring Semesierl, Dodgen ISecreIary, Spring Semesierl, M. Gonzales, L. Gonzales, Founlaine. SECOND ROW-Fuiikawa, Downing, Galloupe, Gill. Davenport M. Firzgerald, Figueroa, DePriest Gutrierrez, E. Gonzales, DeWeese, Fuefle. TOP ROW -Kenneilm GiTTin, Donafoni, Garreit Garlwarn, Frey, Dupont Eipper, Fullerlon, D. Conzales, L. Garcia, Feldman. NOT IN PICTURE-Davis, P. Garcia, Guerrero, Dominguez. A EIGI-IT FIRST ROVV-Headley, Malrsuolca, Leming, L. Jones ISecreIary, Fall Semeslerl, Lassell IVice-Presi- clent Spring Sernesierl. Mrs. I-Iarrison, Ken? IPresident Spring Semeslerl, Kuriz ISecreIary, Spring Semeslerl, I-Iensley. I-Iorner, Leecly. SECOND ROW---Flicks, Madrigal, Larson, I-Iolden, Floclcersmillw, l.f!arI'inez, Manzo, I-Iolt Kilgore, C. Jones, I-Ieins. NOT IN PICTURE-Luxion, I-Iilliard. -55, fi I if , E, Y WM? aww J Junior HIGH Junior HIGH 'if S-x....f' A SEVEN FIRST ROVV-Bunn, Bell, Boerner, Church ISecreIary, Fall Serneslerl, Blanchard IVice-Presicleni, Fall Semesferl, Bagrasar Iljresidenl, Fall Serneslerl, Adams lljresidenl, Spring Serneslerl, Carreon TVice-President Spring Semeslerl, Capes ISecreIary, Spring Semesierl, Avila, Burch, Ashley. Burlingame. SECOND ROW-Bedell, Chavira, Bidondo, Aguirre, Arihara, Armendarez, Clark, Aldapa, Chaffee, Bishop, Braiwick, Carmona. NOT IN PICTUREfBeII', Bennell, Anderson, Biddle. A SEVEN FIRST ROW-E. Gonzales, Dominguez, Femail, Groal, Gosiewslca, Fehrenback IPresiden+, Fall Semes Ierl, Iyirs. I-Iibbs, Demenl ISecreIary, Fall Semesler, and Presideni, Spring Semeslerl, Freilas IVicef President Spring Semeslerl, Fish ISecreIary, Spring Semeslerl, Diaz, Cornell, Goul. SECOND ROW -Folcer, Fink, Douglass, Eryen, D. Fiizgeralcl, Dooley, M. Filzgerald, Cobb, Crabb, Garreli, Davis, Curley. TOP ROW-F. Gonzales, Esparza, Graham, Gibbons, Crosiic, Fosier, Crowder, Goodwin, Garcia. A SEVEN FIRST ROWGJGCIQSOH, I-Iamrnerberg, I-Iarness, Kaneshima, I-Ialey ISecre'rary, Fall Semesierl, I-Iiclcs IVice-President Fall Semesrerl, Mrs. Wesron, Jenkins IPresidenI, Spring Semeslerl, I-Iarris Vice- Presidenr, Spring Semeslerl, I-Ioge ISecre+ary, Spring Semesierl, Lehr, I-Iarrolcl, I-Ienard. SECOND ROW-Ham, I-Iashman, I-Iorsi, I-ledges, I-Iilliarcl, Larson, Knight I-Iarlman, I-Iarrison, Jamiclce. E. I-lesion, D. I-Ieslon, I-Iueg. NOT IN PICTURE--Lund, Hernandez. JUNIOR I-IICH A SEVEN FIRST ROW7PeemoeIIer, Necaselc, Maxwell, MacGregor, Ramsay IVice-President Fall Semeslerl, MiIIs IPresidenI, FaII Semesierl, Miss Turner, Okura IPresidenI, Spring Semeslerl, Pe-ronia ISecre-Iary, Fall Semesler, and Vice-Presidenh Spring Semesierl, Mann ISecreIary, Spring SemesIerI, Romain, Ruiz, McFarland. SECOND ROW-Markus, Osjri, Rivas, McEuen, McDowell, Meiclwelbaclc, Redmond, McKenna, Morris, Murray, Ramirez. TOP ROW-Rice, Russell, McCabe, Rash, Nonoshira, Moraga. Ouesada. NOT IN PICTURE-Maple, Mason, Monrana, Reynosa. A SEVEN FIRST ROW-Shafer, Smiley, Siampurg, Siolfes ISecre-Iary, Fall SemesIerI, Sudalnero IVice-Presideni, Spring Semeslerl, I3. L. SmiI'I1 IPresidenI, FaII Semesierl, Mr. Winn, Salo IPresidenI', Spring Sernesf Ieri, VVasI1ingIon ISecre-Iary, Spring Semeslerl, Zarnarripa, VVaIIcer, Thomas, Slenson. SECOND ROW-Siqueiors, Trani, Tlnornlon, Sornelcawa, VV'iIIcinson, Sirall, Volcey, Sandoval, Tornasini, Winiers, Voien, Winreer. TOP ROW-Sprague, Seaion, Masclnlceii, Travera, Weidel, Simmons, Shapiro. VVaIiIIe, Wimer. :- B SEVEN FIRST ROVVfCrawTord, 9Acebedo, Carslen, Augusrenborg, M. Akerman ISecreIary, Spring Semes- IerI, Endo Ipresidenf, Spring Semesrerl, Mr. Good, Alexander IVice-President Spring Semeslerl, Danning, Balgos, Griffin, L. Alcerman, Alon. SECOND ROW-Angoili, Almedia. Clrirriclc, Fenner, Crocker, Cervanlez, Caraway, Edwards, Corlez, Bizego, Ayala, Esparza. TOP ROW4Green, Alfonso Gonzales, Gilbert Angelicli. Dulce, Fleernan, Alfred Gonzales, Alnumada, Garcia, Gulierrez, Boynion, CI1arIIon. NOT IN PICTUREeBess, Granl, Ceii, Alexander. Q? Wfffiffl QW 'rv JUNIOR I-IIOI-I B SEVEN FIRST ROW4Jones, D. Johnson, Noles, Paula Marlinez, Hayward, W. Johnson ISecreIary, Spring Semeslerl, Miss Hall, McAdams IPresidenI', Spring Serneslerl, Higgins, Haws, McConnell, Horner, Marrand. SECOND ROWfLeqaspi, Nyland, Hilligas, Hallinan, Miladinovich, Madriqal, Headley. President Spring Semeslerl, Miller, Nelson, T. Marlinez, Maxly, Moore, Hammall, McCray, Main, Johns, Pabla Marfinez, Lassel, Holi, Hilliard, Lauderdale. TOP ROW-A. Marlinez, Nicks IVice- Presidenl, Spring Semesferl, Miller, Nelson, T. Marlinez, Manly, Moore, Hammall, McCray, Main, Irving, McDonald. NOT IN PICTURE4Hernandez, Marsh, Moran. B SEVEN FIRST ROW4Perrin, Palmer, Van Keuren, Slrorn, Shell ISecreIary, Spring Semeslerl, Waldon IVice- Presidenl, Spring Semeslerl, Mrs. Weiss, Pelrosino IPresidenI, Spring Serneslerl, Wiclcwar, Winchell, Thorp, Sanchez, Shorif. SECOND ROW-Snider, Randall, Rojas, Urrea, Yanez, Peel, Sumaron, Sandquisl, Thrapp, Villabovos, Ouealy, Pallon, Viericlc. TOP ROW-Sloddard, Wilcornb, Smalley Speighl, Salinas, Washinglon, Turley, Warriner. NOT IN PICTURE-Saldona, Ponce, Sanchez Sanliaqo, Slerling, Trernbly. -53- 'S .NM , QQ5f3w5kM M Www M Wiwymm WMM WM 4? Ji giagffdf W , fyy,w W W VMJMX Q ,lfffj My f fggfjjpwy ' UM Wi!!! 4. Q V Vx. Y JGi,' 5, fx ,Q xx! I K 'v X X N. X! . I , Sw-A . b L+' . , . . f E . 1, P .-Hjefysi .y 4 if KJ -I ' XXX Rx' 'K' I . L1 iv-V El-..'wLA': Is nf? ,mr , ' 'A I , Ig 2, if wif' XXTW , 4 X : I. 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This success can be largely attributed to the splendid advisory statt headed by: Miss Mary Turner, director ot publications, who has made our Pilot Wheel and Portlight prize- winners in national contests- Ivliss Anna Nett, director ot sales and advertising, who in a great measure has been respon- sible tor their Financial success- Mr. Guy Kingsbury, production manager, who is in charge ot printing the Portlight every week- Mr. Floyd C. Rister, business manager, who has the ditticult task ot balancing the budget- Mrs. Beatrice Bradshaw, art ad- viser, who is responsible tor the excellent art worlc typical ot Ban- ning publications. PiLoT W u it ' 'xi 1 li .xi l 1 xr! xx X lr V i EN x .. ' . '. 4 n '-lx ' Y A l., x.. , 1 . X HEEL X i 'i ly, X., vt ' EY 'Q Y KENNEBH B. PICKLE . ll T 'fx 'H , 1 Chief ll is i 3 31 I fl' Q-ll l Q 'WX 8 X3 X l 4 5 Q wi ly 3' ,I .l V DIT R X i' xl ll ll l E 2 Ms l 1 l lT'S with deepest M E5 Silents X V Qi .4 f l satisfaction and pride that w'g the editors, survey the result t tm' , , l our ettorts. Uppermost in gb, S , 1 my . minds is a deep appreciation to all of those who contributed to what we teel is a success. Our ultimate aim and purpose has been to set torth a boolc which as the years go by will loe a reminder ot those never-to-be-ton gotten school days. In word and picture we have striven to present a record ot the past year, and the greatest test ot our success will be the enjoyment you derive 'from this titteenth edition ot the Pilot Wheel. Qii PILC' BACHMAN WHITLATCH DANFORTH SHEPHERD BELYEA ASCOLESI MOODY HORN HENDERSON SMALL 62- W H E EL STAFF AN elticient and capable statt ot sixteen members was responsible tor the editing ot the I936 Pilot Wheel. The stall was headed by Kenneth Pickle as Editor- in-Chiet and Cecelia Dickason as Assistant Editor. Ralph Bachman occupied the position ot Photo Editor and was assisted by Harvey XXfhit- latch. One ot the most ditlicult positions, that ot Senior Editor, was filled by Ruth Danforth and her assistant, Dolores Shepherd. The Class section was directed by Richard Henderson and Stewart Small. Under the careful super- vision ot Margaret Moody and Alice l-lorn the Organizations section lends interest to the book. The hardest and most important section on the annual, the Boys' Sports, was edited by Jack Belyea, with Art Ascolesi as the assistant. PILGT W STAFF Joanna Leonetti gives a tine account ot the girls' sports in her section. The Administration section is a result ot the tine work ot Doris l-lerron, and Donald Cakes was responsible tor assembling the snaps and humor in the Campus Lite section. The splendid work ot soliciting the advertis- ing, which is a most important tactor in con- nection with the annual, was done by Lucie Waters. Elizabeth Malout, assisted by Lois Reynolds and Richard Neighbarger, was re- sponsible tor putting the sales drive across. The art work was under the direction ot Mar- garet Winchester as editor, assisted by Glenn Eipper and Ray Lish. The cover ot this year's book was designed and created by Glenn Eipper. .ffifias,gisimsiggs2gg,sgggy EV 51' 'fs ,if2Qi1s-mg-wziil : f ff 'f ,,'N-l5?2E55-Eff gf-'Qfiz iilkfrliifo F'5,i- f3ffii5iif'lQg ' if , i i . , - B, . I 'E -W as S is rt i v - T 1 '- T' V T T.:..:ii? 'fIE'-:ffiif 'I w as 1 'g - fi T ,K 'f isfvfflitg -,'.Z ' 'ii . 7 . Ziff. .N ' ' . I vm 'W ,L l pcs is l HERRON LEONETTI WATERS OAKES NEIGHBARGER MALOUF WINCHESTER REYNOLDS LISI-l EIPPER -63 HEEL P R T NE' Dickfasou EIPPER BELYEA Moiwsou PRINCE BOYCE DANEORTH BENDER K E N N E T l-l P l C K l. E f EDITOR I. I C l-I T FALL SEMESTER BANNiNo's new desi in publications began with the issuing ot a six-page Portlight which proved to be a ribbon winner in a national contest. This was accomplished through the ettorts ot Kenneth Pickle as Editor and Cecelia Dickason as Assistant Editor. Jack Belyea upheld the standards ot the paper as Boys' Sports Editor, while Dorothy Prince wrote the Girls' Sports. The hard and tedious job ot News Release Editor was very capably tilled by Ruth Dantorth. Russell Boyce as Circula- tion Manager was responsible tor the distribu- tion ot the paper through the lockers. Ex- change with other schools was under the su- pervision ot Margot Bender. The clever tront- pa e cuts were the work ot Glenn Eipper and len Morrison RGRTLICI-IT SRRING SEMESTER BUNGALOW si hummed with activity during the spring semester, tor there were 27 members editing the Portlight. Heading this unusualy large staFF were Editor Cecelia Diclcason and Assistant Editors Ruth Dantorth and Margaret Moody. The boys' sports page was handled by Bill McLellan and his assistant, John White, who in their spare time also solicited the advertising. Barbara Wells wrote the Girls' Sports. News release was under the supervision ot Jack Belyea and his assistant, James Edmonds. Exchange ot papers and news from other schools was di- - rected by l-lallet Brown, and the circulatiobi Q was managed by Douglas Leedy. X DANFORTH rvioom MQLELLAN wELLs BELYEA BRowN Eomouos LEEDY C E C E l. l A D l C K A S 0 N . EDITOR PCDRTLICHT PRODUCTION lVlErviBERs ot the Print shop and the Reporters on the statt are ot vital irn- portance to the Portlight. These students do a large share ot the work on the paper. The re- porters, each .with' a separate news beat to cover, bring in news ot clubs, classes, and ac- tivities, besides contributing humor and teature stories. It is also the job ot the reporters to keep the downtown papers up to date with news ot the school. Workers in the Print Shop contribute to the paper by correcting mistakes, making up the page torms, setting ads, printing the paper, and aiding in the distribution ot it. The tinancial status ot a publication depends entirely upon the sales and advertising, and these statls were indispensable to the success ot the paper this year. FINE ARTS f , n wijfwfw ,jfj'A ffjJN,ff i Tl-IE Gl-TOST BIRD Tl-IE CLASS OE WINTER '36 Author Neil Schatfner Andalusia Anderson Will Belmont ,,7,,7, Tobias Tollivern Mrs. Dore .,.,,,,,,, Carl Thomas .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Catherine Belmont. Phillip Graham ,,,,.., Brad Buckhart ,,,Y,,,,, Celeste e,,,.,. ,Y,,,, Bella Walker .,,,7, Annie Bloomm Jenkins ,777.,,,,s7,,,, Understudies .,,, Director Elizabeth Goetten ,,,,,Y,Lillian George Walter Poindexter . s,,, Douglas l-ludson ,,,m,,,l-lelga Lassel n,Bob Tyler ,,,Norene Larrieux ,,Y,,..Buddy Grittith ,c,,,,c,,,,Henry l-ligh Virginia Feldman ,, e,e, Jane Stockton , ,. Cecily Brown Russell Boyce Marjorie Ablutz Raymond Beck LAdele Tomlin GROWING PAlNS Presented by Tl-lE CLASS OE SUMMER '36 Author Aurania Rouverol George Mclntyren Terry Mclntyre ...,,. Mrs. Mclntyre ,77,.., Professor Mclntyre .A.A Prudence Darlingm. Patty ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A Brian Y.,,...,. Dutch ..,..,.,,,,,,,,, Trattic Otlicern Miriam ....,.uA.c Jane ,,,cc,,, Pete ,c,c,,,, Omar ,,,,,, l-lal .w,...,,,,c,. Elsie ,,,,,,,,...s,.. Mrs. Patterson, Sophie ,,,,,,.A,,s Vivian ........, Boys .,,,, Q, Girls .s,..c, CAST Director Eliza beth Goetten ..,.,.Y,Robert Malcom ,,,,,,,,,,,,,Alice l-lorn .,,,....Kay Cadenbach Richard Henderson ,,,c,,,,,Dolores Shepherd ,,,c,.Margaret Rose c,,,,,..Stewart Small ,,c,,,,Robert Dewalt c,.,c,,,,,,Jaclc Wallen ,,,,m,l-larriet Capps ,,,,Dorothy Prince ,,,,c,,Jacl4 Cheshire Lish ,,..,mJaclc McLellan ,Betty Westerlund ,Jay Daniels ,U,c,,,Myrtle Wicks ,,,,a,Maxine Jenkins Y, .,s, Walter Cummings, Donald Oakes, Ted Schroeder, Russell Wallace ,..,,,.,..Madelyn Blanlc, Mavis Gabler, Helen Nelson, Dellorise Wheeler L ff A SENIOR I-IIGI-I GIRLS' GLEE CLUB I3ANNING'S glee clubs hold a promi- nent place among the organizations ot the school. This position was strengthened by the presentation ot a fashion show, The Importance ot Dress, in which the Girls' Glee Club, under the direction ot Mr. Edgar J. I-Iansen, collaborated with the sewing classes. JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Junior high girls interested in singing are encouraged to join this group. Mr. Edgar J. I-Iansen directs these girls in learning a tiner type ot music. SENIOR I-IIGI-I BOYS' GLEE CLUB The second edition ot the Minstrel Days climaxed a highly successful year tor the Boys' Glee Club. This group is sponsored by Mr. Edgar J. I-Iansen, an accomplished composer and musician in his own right. A CAPPELLA Cl-lOlR lXflEMBERSl-llP in this new organization at Banning is limited to boys and girls who have exceptionally good voices. Led by Mr. Edgar J. l-lansen, the sponsor, the choir has been very successtul in acquiring a repertoire ot time selections. O R C l-l E S T R A Banning is proud ot its orchestra. Under the capable direction ot Mr. P. E. J. Harder this group is rapidly developing into a time musical organization which furnishes the music tor the senior plays, graduation, and special assemblies. B A N D The band was reorganized this last semester tor the tirst time since the hour periods were inaugurated. lts members are beginners in music trom the junior high school. Mr. P. E. J. l-larder, the director, is pleased with their progress. 'l ' . X. Q I DEBATIN6 CLUB l'lEATED debates on current problems are held every week atter school by this group l-lere the problems ot the world are solved while Mr Walter Rittenburg the sponsor looks o Poise and experience in plattorm speaking are gained by these students LITTLE Tl-IEATRE GROUP the successtul production ot the senior play and the improvement ot the aud calls P A N T D A U B E R S Erequent sketching trips to places ot interest around the harbor are enjoyed by the Paint Daubers Mr Edgarl l-lansen and Mrs Beatrice Bradshaw advisers have reorganized the club this year ng , . , . . Composed only ot A Seniors, the chiet activity ot this group is l iijifswfy wk it l xx l V i l J ,gf fl' , ll lf lil A -at ,yy fl www f nl A f Q7 l Afifl v S if- Q SENIQR HIGH SCHOLARSHlP fXlX CHAPTER EIGHTY-THREE ot the Calitornia Scholarship Federation was organized by Mr. C. A. Welch. This society strives to raise scholastic standards and to develop leadership. , JUNICR l-llGl-l SCHOLARSHIP lt is the desire ot every junior high student to be in this society, which is ably directed by Miss Dorothy Gordon. The two types ot members, active and associate, receive permanent hall passes and enjoy a semi-annual banquet as rewards tor their achievement. ARCHIMEDES CLUB This club was organized tour years ago by Mrs. Anna O. Tyler, Mrs. MaryBelle Gritiith, and Mr. Madison l-l. Compton. lts goal is to stimulate an interest in and a desire tor higher education in the tields ot laboratory science and advanced mathematics. 3 M Q PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB -I-HIS group consists ot a sefected number ot upper-grade boys who are interested in photography. Mr. H. Lee Hansen, a skilled photographer himseit, instructs the boys in the taking and the developing dt pictures. O U T D O O R C L U B Fishing, hiking, and camping trips under the direction ot Mr. Eugene L. Patz are trequent activities ot this group. The club is composed ot boys trom the senior high school. ENGINEERS' CLUB ' Air meets, a fingerprint drive, and a trip to the California Insti- tute ot Technofogy were sponsored this year by the Engineers' Club under the direction ot Mr. Madison H. Compton. During the year each member works on the construction ot a scientific hobby. t , ' v I ,V ul 'A ,I l,,y . ,. 1 I , T W ' lf' A N. IT, I vfiff LATIN CLUB ANCIENT R me un all t penoor studied by the Latin Club so that the students learning the Latln language may understand tlfme customs and Ideals ot Roman clylllza tion Tlwls club IS under tlwe dlrectlon ot Mrs Mildred Jones N R l S E C L U Composed entlrely ot Japanese students and sponsored by Mr Antlwony Cicero tlmls club was organized tor tlwe purpose ot encourag Ing the study ot Japanese art and culture S P A N l S l-l C L U B Tlus club under the sponsorslwlp ot Mrs Mlldred Jones was organ ized to turtlwer appreciate and understand tl'1e Spanuslw language and Spanlslw culture Anyone receiving a recommended grade ln tlfxe turst year otSpanlsl1 IS e ngnla e tor mernbersnnp WSJ x ff 4 ll jf' MNT cw lj X y T y ' ' ugvs nl flwl T. Mft in ,silk M 1 t' ll o , ' is sl ' , is A SU B JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL QUR Junior Red Cross Council, organized to help the poor and disabled in time ot need, is the only division in the harbor district. The council, which is directed by Mrs. Rena Pearson, represents the departments ot the school. N U R S I N G C L U B For those girls who Ioolc forward to being nurses, Mrs. Lyle Maclntyre has made membership in this club worthwhile. Various hospitals, clinics, and health centers are visited each semester. WORLD LEGIONNAIRES The purpose ot the World Legionnaires is to promote world peace between the school children ot all nations. Mrs. Elizabeth Adom and this group malce possible the Annual World Friendship Oratorical Contest, which was won this year by Kikuo Kawachi. - N . IOC CLUB -l-l-IIS club ot senior high school students is made up ot boys who claim to be the best cooks in Banning. Through the ettorts ot Miss Gertrude Clark they have proved to be invaluable in helping with banquets and senior attairs. A G C I- U B ' This club brings home honors, ribbons, and trophies which have been acquired by its members through their outstanding ability to judge stock and citrus truit. Mr. John Curtiss is the able director ot this group ot boys and girls. STUDENT STORE Capable students are chosen to ohticiate in the Student Store, to act as cashiers in the cateterias, and to assist Mr. Eloyd C. Rister in his ottice. Excellent experience in salesmanship is gained through this service. GIRLS' STAGE CREW GRGANIZED by Miss Evelyn Calet and under the supervision ot Mr. Howard Kellann, the Girls' Stage Crew sets the stage tor the Girls' League assemblies and other programs enjoyed by girls only. BOYS' STAGE CREW These boys are responsible tor the smooth running ot the mechan- ical part ot the programs presented in our auditorium. With the assistance ot Mr. l-low-ard Kellam they become accomplished stage hands. 2 O U C L U B Reliable boys trorn both the junior and senior high schools are chosen to serve the school by ushering at all assemblies and at night pertormances. Mr. Eugene L. Patz sponsors this group. .sf ...5 b' ! . I X . V l Tl-IRIFT CLUB COMPOSED entirely ot junior high school students, the Thritt Cub, under the watchtul guidance ot Mrs. Ginerva Crumbley, encourages thritt in the use ot time, clothes, and supplies, as well as money. HOOK AND NEEDLE CLUB To foster an appreciation ot the art ot handworlc is the purpose ot this club. Under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Emma Hibbs, the girls exchange patterns and make attractive and usetul articles. S T A M P C L U B Members ot this club boast ot some tine collections ot stamps which have been exhibited during the year. Mr. B. E. Yoeman spon- sors this group ot philatelists. Y fll!-7 db'- gpwhvgww 4,4 , f2fWf?f'2ff,',f:. FL, fr 4.,,-B6 A l plgfffw- 5f'V' gm Q ' f fluff ff A ! r fi,,fi,f, x... ti, .. K - Yf 'Q ' f'A W! g v.,. A 'A L.- H A f M if .M . 1 g 'd ,5?,,6L.jf A'ib ', . U! I A M - .,,f ,zu f4f'i:,,5:! -'A'Z'L'W5 i 53 . fr ' BUCK FQUI2 H E T I C S Mfy ' M39 jf ?j,!4r , g 6 W YS' SPO Y talrness and square play Ban nungs coaching statl has Inspired our teams through vlctory and deteat Due to their etlorts Banning teams bring home more League Championships each year than any other school ln o r dlstrlct Coach Eugene L Patz the head ot the department has coacheo a Varsity Tennis team to Pacltuc League Championships Coach Gus J Gerson has done much to develop Varsity Football ID Bannnng and as looking ahead to a League Champuonshnp In the a Coach l-l Lee l-lansen led his Varsuty Basketball team to our third Pacltrc League Champnonshnp . . , U two successive Class B Football teams, a Class D Basketball team, and F Il. I-L LEE HANSEN GUS J. GERSON EUGENE L. PATZ F T B L r . H A VARSITY SQUAD l-IONGRMEN BGB TYLER, most valuable man to the team, was chosen All-Pacific quarterback tor his brilliant signal calling and team leadership. JOHNNY RCSE, by tar the best ottensive center in the 1 league, was nosed out ot the All-Pacitic center berth by a ' tew votes, but his teammates, inspired by his leadership, TYLER elected him captain ot the T935 football team. l-lonor Man JACK WALLEN was in the other team's baelqtield all the time, and his time defensive play gained tor him the title ot honor lineman and All-Pacitic guard. LADO PETROVICH, honor back ot the Pilot varsity, will be remembered tor his ball-carrying ability, and in recogni- WALLEN PETROVICH ASCOLESI Guard Halt End 84- FQCDTBA LL FIRST STRING H 0 N O R M K N tion ot it was given honorable mention on the All-Pacitic , . mm. ART ASCOLESI, glue-tingered end, was the outstanding wingman ot the league, and easily won a berth upon the I935 AII-Pacific League team. LEONARD STARK, champion passer and kicker ot the fli V 21 Pacitic League, was almost a unanimous choice tor the tuII- ROSE back berth, and was on the throwing end ot six Pilot scores. Capfain CHARLIE ZERVANTIAINI, the ball-hawk guard, who re- covered more tumbles than any other player in the league, was given AII-Pacitie honors in his sophomore year, and re- turns tor two more years ot competition. KNOX ZERVANTIAN STARK I-Ialt Guard Full -535- ,oo B LL ANDERSEN Tackle PUTMAN Tackle DELAY End BANNING VS SOUTH GATE lN their initial game ot the l935 Pacific League tootball season the Pilots dropped a thrilling I3-7 struggle to the South Gate Ramblers on the victor's gridiron. The Pilots held a 7-6 lead until the tinal two minutes ot play, when South Gate pushed over the win- ning score. The Banning score came when Stark flipped a pass to Tyler. Rose, Wallen, and Zervantian were bv tar the most outstanding linemen on the tield. Stark and Tyler were the stars in the backtield. BANNING VS RIIS Avenging the 7-O deteat ot last year, the Pilots outplayed the much heavier Riis team to a standstill and walked away with a 6-O victory. Tyler scored tor the Pilots when he packed the ball trom the one-yard line. Ascolesi in the third quarter galloped 60 yards with ua tumbled punt, but a clipping penalty nullitied the play. Smith, Knox, and Stark were the chiet ground-gainers. Ascolesi, Rose, Wallen, Leonetti, Zervantian and Delay were outstanding in the line. BANNING VS BELL Banning made the only touchdown scored against Bell during the league season when Putman blocked an Eagle punt and tell on it behind the goal line. Stark added the extra point. Petrovich gained almost all the Pilot yardage. Score: Banning 7, Bell l9. BARNEBY L, SMITH BACHMAN LYLE SlVllTl-l PRINCE Guard Quarter Guard Tackle l-lalt 86- FOOTBAL BANNING VS JORDAN Closing their league season with a I3-7 victory over Jordan, the Banning Pilots played by tar their worst game ot the season. Both Banning scores resulted trom blocked lciclcs, Andersen bloclcing the tirst one and talling on it tor a touchdown, and Lyle Smith blocking the second one and recovering tor the winning points ot the game. Stark and Petrovich stood out in the backtield, while Leonetti, Wallen, Zervantian and Ascolesi starred on the line. BANNINC5 VS EL SEGUNDO With Ascolesi scoring twice and Petrovich and Starlc also adding touchdowns, the Banning Pilots easily vanquished the EI Segundo Oilers 27-7. Many players who previously had not seen service during the season were given a chance to show their talents in this game. BANNINO VS NARBONNE Playing as no other Banning team has against their tradi- tional Narbonne rivals, the Banning Pilots lost a tree-scoring 33-I9 battle to the Gauchos. Ascolesi scored all three ot Banning's touchdowns, and Stark made the only conversion. Wallen played one ot the greatest games ever witnessed on Travis Field, Ascolesi, Petrovich, Stark, Zervantian and Rose also played sensational tootball. MOORE HEELY FISHER LEONETTI WEAVER Guard Quarter End Center n FGOTBALL BATES RULISON CRANE G. EIPPER SANDOVAL Guard Valuable Captain Most End Lineman Valuable Valuable End Backtielcl Man Man Quarter Halt B Cl-IAMPIGNS Houoiaivitu GLENIQ EIPPER, last year's captain, was elected most valuable man to the team. Glenn has played tour years ot B tootball. l-le is an all-around player, one who never loses his head in a pinch, and Coach Patz hates to lose him. JIMMIE CRANE was voted the most valuable backtield man on the victorious Bfs this year. Jimmie has played tour years ot B football and was' electedi' captain ot the team this year. l-lis JONES ---. ,E -K PICKLE CHURSENOFF Taclcle Tackle Guard F , :' Q , .:.:V . l'1:' fr.. . zz, .:.A ,. . Q .,.. 4132 Y i t . 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Although .limmie is ending his tootloall career at Banning, it will be a long time before the 'fans will torget him. ARDEN RULISON, the smallest man on the B team tor tour years, was selected as the most valuable lineman. Arden has always been an asset to the Pilots, and the team will hate to see him gradu- ate. Although Arden weighed only one hundred and twenty pounds, he was lcnown to be the toughest on the line. J. EIPPER YOUNG HALL Halt Full Center -39-. 0 TBALL B BANNING VS SOUTH GATE BANNINC5 encountered the South Gate Ramblers and outplayeol them in every department ot the game. The Pilots' running attack gained them tour hundred yards trom the line ot scrimmage, but they could put the ball over the line only once to deteat South Gate by the score ot 6-O. BANNING VS BELL Moving a step nearer to their second consecutive cham- pionship, the Pilot B's deteatecl Bell by the score ot I9-O. Crane was the most brilliant player ot the day, and proved that he was a worthy captain to lead the Pilots. Other out- standing players on the Pilot team were: Crane, Rulison, Piclzle, Glenn Eipper, Young, and Jones. BANNING VS JORDAN Playing their tinal league game tor the championship the Pilot B's deteated Jordan by the score ot 25-O. By detent- ing Jordan the Pilots won the Pacitic League crown tor the second consecutive year. The team as a whole performed pertectly, deserving to win the crown, and the second- stringers saw plenty ot action. ' COOK l-lalt IKEGUCHI l-lalt BADER Manager COOPRIDER BELYEA LISI-l BlSl-TOP OZAKI End Ouarter Center End Guard 90- OOTB BANNING VS ROOSEVELT Playing a brilliant brand ot ball against a heavier team, the Pilot B team held the Roosevelt Roughriders to a 6-6 tie. The Pilots made their only score in the tirst quarter, but the game was tilled with action until the tinal gun. BANNING VS L. A. HIGH The championship Pilots tinally bowed in deteat in their last game ot the season. Although the score was IO-O with the Pilots on the short end, Los Angeles High School tought until the 'fourth quarter betore they could score on the Pilots. The Pilot ottense tailed to click all atternoon because the team was trying too hard, nevertheless the team as a whole tought like a team that did not know deteat. The Pilots who played their last game tor Banning were: Bates, Crane, Glenn Eipper, Rulison, and Sandoval. The Pilots ended a successtul season, and the whole team and Coach Patz deserve plenty ot credit tor their playing ability. L L PETROVICH Full DENNIS Full VOSE Manager SNYDER SMITH PARD DEADERICK SOZA Tackle Full Guard Tackle Tackle F 1 ' fy : S W ,ig if QQ. ZZ , . . gi f. 3333 2, V., vs f rv '::1W' ,. msn? ' 'fa 'W :fi 0 gi V VMS A ,.,, ' we A , Q fl ' 1 f I, 2, .. :A 22 gi.2.55155:51zifiiiilvififiiiiiilg 7 ' Q it ,A 1 mx . Q H - A A I . , V vi ,Q--P: I ' 'L-ia.f'5g4a. 4 ,iw r .,,.. I.. .J Sf., A,AAA:A:.:4A?x,.EAE.:A .A .. A Asn ?wA,,, hah, v.,., 5: AA A. - , ,AA.. . A, I., ., AA 1. .A.,:.. .- 4. . -- ,.,.1 ' ---- -- - ff .. , - - T - ' - ' P i OFF TO A SCORE LEAGUE CHAMPION-S -I-NWO consecutive -Football Cham- pionships, two new trophies, and two years ot glory have resulted trom the Class B Football Championship ot l934 and l935. ln the history ot Banning these were the only football teams to bring home the bacon two years in a row. Under the guiding hand ot Coach Patz, the B's won tive league games and tied one, which is a very impressive record. These two teams were made up ot some ot the tinest tellows who ever represented Banning on an athletic tield. The tirst string lineups were as tollows: I934 l935 Art Ascolesi l.. E. Arden Rulison Jack Wallen l..T. Robert Jones Kenneth Pickle L.G. Lyman Bates John Rose C. Bill l-lall Norval Knox R.G. Alex Chursenotl Garland Barneby R.'l'. Kenneth Piclcle Arden Rulison R. E. Sammy Sandoval' Captain Glenn Eipper Q. B. Glenn Eipper Jimmie Crane l-liram Prince - Donald Young lr O 92- l.. l-l. Captain Jimmie Crane R. l-l. Junior Eipper E. B. Donald Young CDCDTBI. CTEAM WELT NELSON STERLING Captai lvl n er Ma age UNDER the leadership ot Coach Patz and Captain Welt, the C football team had a very successtul season, losing only one out ot the seven games played. Cheshire, XXfelt, and Foster were the nucleus ot the squad and good all-around players. Captain Welt always lcept thefight in the team, and won their acclaim by his inspiring playing. Although the squad was inexperienced at the beginning ot the season, hard work and fight made them one ot the best organized teams in the city, 'and Coach Patz proclaimed them one ot the best little teams he had ever produced. Most ot the boys on the team are sophomores and have two more years ot football at Banning. Next season the majority ot this team will be playing with the B's and helping them on to another championship. CLASS C SQUAD 5 . .MJ .. my , BASKETBALL WHALEN BEARDSLEE FERNANDEZ Co-Captain Co-Captain Forward HONORMEN Co-CAPTMN WHALEN proved to be one ot the toughest in the league. Opponents tound it almost impossible to get by him. Co-Captain Beardslee was the best all-around player in the league. Froilan Fernandez, crackshot torward, sunk shots trom all parts ot the Court. Bill Forsman, crack guard, saw much service in league games. Pat Dugan, torward, will return tor one more year ot sharp- shooting. FORSMAN DUGAN BECK FUNK Guard Forward Guard Guard BASKETBALL MCLELLAN MARTINEZ MQLELLAN Forward Guard Manager HONORMEN Bill McLellan was one ot the best tloor-men ever to play basket- ball for Banning. Andy Martinez was the towering guard who made tl'1e stiots ot Beardslee and Fernandez possible. Raymond Beck, guard, played tour years ot basketball for Banning. Dan Funk, guard, made tlwings hum wtien lie was in the game. Jack McLellan was one ot the best basketball managers ever to serve our sctiool. VARSITY SQUAD SKETBALL ISI-I BANNING VS SOUTH GATE ISPLAYING championship 'form the Pilot hoopsters humbled South Gate 34 I7 in the opening league game ot the I935 I936 basketball season Beardslee looped in I7 points for high point honors Whalen and Martinez held the Rambler sharpshooters in check with their excellent guarding N N I N 6 V S Nosing out the Rus Vilcings in a last quarter barrage the Pilot baslfeteers won their second league battle 32 26 Beardslee hit the and McLellan with 4 N N I N G V S B Ending with a story boolc tinish the Pilot casaba tossers after six quarters of torrid basketball won a sensational 27 25 game from the Bell Eagles Beardslee dropped in a baslcet when there were Just tive seconds to play in the second overtime period Fernandez was high point man with I3 points Beardslee followed with 5 Andy Martinez with 4 McLellan with 3 and Whalen with 2 to complete the scoring S W I I B A R I I S hoop tor 9 points, 'followed by Fernandez with B, Martinez with 7, B A E I. L BASKETBA BANNINC5 VS JORDAN Although the Pilots did not play their best game of the season they managed to defeat Jordan 3I-II to win the Pacific League championship. Ahead I0-5 at the half, the Pilots turned on the heat and won the game 3I-I I. Fernandez and Beardslee each scored 8 points, being followed by Martinez with 7, McLellan with 6, and Whalen with 2. BANNING VS HAMILTON Hitting the hoop consistently with machine-like rapidity, the Pilot casaba-tossers trounced the I-Iamilton Federalists 30-20. Beardslee went upon a scoring rampage and dropped I6 points in the basket before he retired from the game. McLellan also found his scoring eye, and nudged 7 points through the hoop. Fernandez followed close behind with 6 points, and Martinez was held to a single point for the first time in the season. BANNING VS ELSEGUNDO On the short end of an I8-7 score at the end of the half, the Ban- ning Pilots tried in vain to overhaul the EI Segundo Oilers, but only managed to pull within four points and lose by a close 30-26 deci- sion. The game proved to be the only defeat suffered all season by the Pilots either in league or interlocking games. EI Segundo's stub- born defense kept the Pilots from making close shots, and they were forced to make their points via the long-shot route. Martinez was high point man of the game, scoring I3 pointsq he was followed by Fernandez with 9 and Beardslee with 4. A COUNCIL OF WAR BASKETBALL it B G A M E S BANNING vs soum GATE -lTl-lE Banning B's lost their tirst league game to South Gate by the ' score ot I9-20. The game was very in- teresting and exciting. The outstanding stars ot the game were l-luddleston, White, and Abiniar. BANNING VS RIIS 5 The B's did not tare so we. against HUDDLESTON GRIGSBY the Riis Vikings, and were deteated by Captain Manager the score ot 2I-33. The lineup was Gritlith, Malcolm, Dewalt, l-luddleston and Abiniar. BANNING VS BELL The B's lost their game to Bell by the score ot 37-I8 and suttered tlseir third straight deteat ot the season. The outstanding men were l-luddleston, Griffith, and Dewalt. BANNING VS JORDAN Playing their last game ot the season, against the Jordan Bull- dogs, the Pilot B's again went down in deteat with a 42-I I score. The outstanding players ot the game were Gritlith, l-luddleston, and Laird. CLASS B SQUAD 98- BASKETBALL C G A lvl E S BANNING vs soum GATE -l-l-lE Banning C's opened their season against the South Gate Ramblers. Although the Pilots were deteated, they showed the Banning spirit by fighting until the game was over. The score was I7-I8 in tavor ot South Gate. The lineup tor the Pilots was: Jackson, Gu- tierrez, Segerbloom, lvlasakawa, and Davis. BANNING VS RIIS ln the lowest scoring game ot the year the Pilots went down in deteat by the score ot 4-IO. The Banning men who played in the game were: Jackson, Davis, Tweedie, Segerbloom, lvlasakawa, and Gutierrez BANNING VS BELL DAVIS GOUL Co-Captains The C's were deteated by the Bell Eagles, 29-7. lt was the worst deteat ot the season tor the Pilot midgets. The usual lineup started the game. BANNING VS JORDAN Playing their best game ot the season, the C's nosed out the Jordan Bulldogs by the score ot Zl-9. All the team clicked tor the tirst time and brought home their only victory. C L A S S C S Q U A D BAS O RM SBY Forward OKURA Guard BUCCI Center REI MAN Center FOUNTAINE Forward KETBALI. D C I-I A M P S BANNINGVS souwi of-WE -l-l-lE Pilot D's started their championship season by defeating South Gate I9-IO. Although the game was not very tast, the Pilots showed a strong ottense and detense. The outstanding players ot the team were Cap- tain Ormsby, Olcura, Reiman, Shinno, and Fountaine. BANNING VS RIIS The Riis Vikings encountered the strong Pilots and went down in deteat 25-24. The game was the hardest ot the season tor the D's. The starting lineup was: Captain Ormsby, Okura, Reiman, Shinno, and Fountaine. BISHOP SHANLEY Forward Guard a- -IOG- BASKETBALL D C I-I A M P S BANNING vs BELL Banning D's continued on their way to a championship by polishing otl the Bell Eagles with a 28-24 score. The team looked unbeat- able in this game. The lineup as usual was: Captain Ormsby, Okura, Reiman, Shinno, and Fountaine. BANNIN6 VS JORDAN By taking the Jordan Bulldogs, the Pilots be- came the Pacific League Champions. The score at the end ot the game was 27-24. The champs who came through tor Banning were: Captain Ormsby, Reiman, Okura, Fountaine, and Shinno. C L A S S D S Q U 1 .1 ' 1 . X 'li I , .gig si' jj . -i'-: L 1 f 11 ,.,iig11.. , 5 ,:j'.52g. ' .....: ' Captain E i A H ' i L E T T E R M E N CAPTMN Fiaoitfxu FERNANDEZ, heavy hitter ot the squad, led in batting average and in home runs. Alex Malovich, catcher, returns tor two more years ot baseball. Charles Kinzey, chubby second baseman, returns tor another year ot competition. Stan Legaspi, speed-ball pitcher, returns tor two more years ot chuclcing. Paul Shepard is expected to hold down shortstop next year. Fred Goul, lanky first baseman, will be lost to the team through graduation. Ralph Bachman, right fielder, who will be remem- bered tor his circus catches, graduates next year. Bill l-lall, manager, was one ot the most etlicient any ball club could have. Norval Knox, who brolce up the Jetlerson game, also graduates this year. -IO2- . xy. ,y ,s .,,. . . :.. 2 H . ,,,,,., V .:.. ' 1: rf 2 V.-ill.: ,... tm . !?:sI f wx x 2 K Mig . 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We 1' fs.a.4 fx lVlALOVlCi-l Catcher LEGASPI Pitcher SOUL First Base HALL Manager KI NZEY Second Base Sl-l EPARD Shortstop BACHMAN Right Field KNOX Second Base BASEBALL MARTINEZ MQLELLAN First Base Catcher ASCOLESI TERKLA Shortstop Pitcher BARMAN YOUNG Right Field Center Field BELYEA LISH Center Field Manager PETROVICH Captain-Elect LETTERMEN Johnny Petrovich, captain-elect, is expected to lead next year's team to a very successful season. Andy Martinez did some timely hitting this year, and fielded like a professional at first base. Jack McLellan is one of the best catchers Ban- ning has ever had. Art Ascolesi, flashy shortstop, caught most everything that came his way. Bill Terkla is a great chuclcer and should go far in pro ball. Bob Barman, a newcomer, held down the left field position. Donald Young has covered center field for two years, and returns for one more year of fly-chasing. Jack Belyea plugged along, and after four years of playing came into his own and won a letter. Tom Lish, fiery manager, and one of the best, kept the baseball gear in good order, and will be remembered for his circus catches. -IO3-- -lt VARSITY SQUAD VARSITY BASEBALL OPENING the 1936 Southern-Pacific League against Jetterson, the Banning Pilots returned with an 8-6 victory. Norval Knox won the game in the last inning, singling with bases loaded. Terkla pitched a good game, and Captain Fernandez tielded sensationally. ln the second league game the Pilots were held to one hit by Chavez, the San Pedro chucker, and lost 3-O. Playing eleven innings before darkness stopped the game, the Banning Pilots were held to a 2-2 deadlock by South Gate. Stan Legaspi pitched a beautiful game. Captain Fernandez starred with three two-base hits. With Young, iMartinez, Ascolesi, Barman, Captain Fernandez, Bachman, Kinzey, Jack McLellan, and Terkla hitting the ball hard, the Pilots won over Riis 8-5. Unable to stop Fremont's heavy Sluggers, the Pilots lost a I5-I game to the Southern-Pacitic League Champions. Losing to Washington 8-2 dropped the Pilots way down in the league. Terkla pitched a good game, but could not mutfle the Generals' hitting attack. Banning was the victim ot a no-hit no-run game when they lost to Jordan 8-O. With Captain Fernandez smacking out two home runs, the Pilots closed their season wtth a 4-3 win over Huntington Park. X B S E JUNIOR VARSITY -l-HE Junior Varsity baseball team under the direction of Coach Gerson dropped isome exciting horse- hide battles. They lost to Torrance Varsity 4-2,-'beat EI Segundo 5-I l, lost to San Pedro 4-I, lost to Venice l3-l2, lost to North Long Beach Il-IO, and lost to St. Anthony's 7-6. The lineups were: l-lenry Teran, catcher: Clyde Bates and Mike Salcido, pitchers: John Cox and Harvey Clutter, first baseq Bill Talk- ington, second base: Paul Shepard, shortstop: Bill Curran, third base: Albert Rodriguez, left field: Jack Belyea, center field: Archie Petro- vich, right field. FROSH-SOPI-l UNDER the leadership of Coach Gerson the Freshman and Sophomore baseball team enjoyed a fairly successful season. Thrilling games were played with Narbonne, Leuz- inger, and St. Anthony's. The freshmen played the sophomores in the inner-squad games, and were usually on the long end of the score. Players on the squad who will probably be future varsity stars were: Henry Teran, Archie Petrovich, Will Church, Archie l-lartman, Jimmie Okura, George Lehr, Bill Bevan, George l-ledges, Lewis Salas, Jack Mele, Jack Augustenburg, James Edmonds, Luie Shinno, Walter Nolde, John l-lartman, John Zervantian, Bill Bader, Ryoji Nonoshita, Harold Cheshire, Lloyd Thee, Jimmie Campion, Jack Newcomb, Milo Gobovich, Charlton Norton, Bill Schroeder, and Alan l-lardcastle. ,ff', 'F'Ros H-so P H so UAD if iiiii if Q Q FERNANDEZ H. Lee Hansen Trophy Winner IN their opening meet ot the league season the Varsity track team lost to the Riis Vikings, 4ly5 to 6225. No records were broken. Outstanding times were made by Captain Ascolesi with l3.5 seconds in the low hurdles, by Crane with 23.4 seconds in the turlong, and by Fernandez with a 4 minutes 52.8 seconds tor the mile. Winning their first dual meet in tour years, the Varsity defeated Bell 53-5l. Captain Ascolesi leaped 2l feet in the broad jump and 6 feet in the high jump. Fernandez smashed the school record in the mile when he ran it in 4 CHURSENOFF MCLELLAN FERNANDEZ 880 880 Mile -IO6- GRIGSBY Manager IKEGUCHI 440 ELMORE Manager YOUNG Pole Vault CRANE IOO-220 ASCOLESI Captain minutes 46.4 seconds. The tormer record was 4 minutes 48.5 seconds, held by George Reyes. Crane won the 220 in the tast time ot 23.4 seconds. Minus the services ot Crane, Eipper, lkeguchi, Young, l-luastes, and l-luddleston, the Pilots lost to Jordan 38-66. Fernandez won the 880 in 2 minutes 5.6 seconds. Captain Ascolesi was high-point man with 9 digits. - Climaxing their season, the Pilots lost to South Gate, 202 to 83244. Captain Ascolesi broke the low hurdle record with a mark ol' 25.7 seconds. Captain Ascolesi, Crane, Fernandez, llceguchi, Churse- notl, Bill McLellan, l-luastes, Glenn Eipper, Young, l-luddle- ston, and Jordan were the Varsity lettermen tor the season. EIPPER HUASTES HUDDLESTON Hurdles Hurdles Pale Vault -lO7- Rsnw gow ASS B SQU ASS C SQU SEAS ECAUSE most ot last years B men were running Varsity the B tracli team was deteated by the powertul colored team ot Rus In the tlrst traclc meet ot the season Although the B s showed plenty ot tight and vigor the only tlrst place was that talcen by Nomura ID the shotput ln the l00 and 220 dashes Belyea showed up well tor the B s The tlnal score was 9 86 The B team agann came out on the small end ot a 25 62 score against Bell when they toolc only one trrst place tour second places and two thlrd places The tlrst place was talcen by little Elpoer when he won the 70 yard hugh hurdles Another star ot the day was Nomura who put the shot 46 teet 6 Inches to place second The Bs toolc the relay with Belyea Laird Pearson and Olsen running Atter the new rul ng saying that all Bs had to run Bs the B squad became one ot the most powertul teams IH the league Led by the newly elected co captains Crane and Glenn Espper who scored I4 points between them the newly reuntorced B squad man aged to defeat the strong Jordan squad to the tune ot 50 45 ln their last traclc meet ot the season the Bannlng B s were upset by the South Gate Ramblers by the score ot 38 56 to 56 I 6 Although the Pllots were supposed to take the meet they were overwlehmed by a large score The stars ot the meet were Captain Crane and l-luastes who both won their events TRACK SEAS l-lE rlslng stars ot Banning the mlghty Cees started on a championship trail by deteatlng Rus The score was 5l 26 The stars ot the meet were Captain Nonoshlta Welt and Shepard who were the nu cleus ot the squad Shepard broke the low hurdle record and Nonoshlta brolce the shotput record Continuing on their championship tranl the Pnlot Cees lcnoclced over the proud Bell Eagles by the score ot 39 38 Winning their thlro straight vc tory the Banning Pilots came a step closer to their goal OT champions ot the Pacltxc League by deteatlng a strong Jordan team by one slum polnt the score belng 39 38 The outstand Ing event ot the meet was Captain Nonoshltas setting ot a new school record rn the shot putting by heaving the Iron pellet 48 teet 5 Inches ln rneetmg the South Gate Ramblers NQNQSHITA CRANE EIPPER the Pilots were lcnoclced ott ot their CGPW C0 CGPTGH championship pedestal bv a 35 42 de DOUGLAS F KE B T R A C K O N i ' ' ' . C O N . . . . , . -I ' , 3 ' lI'l TCGT- I T T Manager Manager Cl-lESl-ll RE lVlacCABE DeWALT CHAMPS CUMMINGS Manager lN winning their eighth consecu- tive league championship the Banning Pilot racketeers have made a commendable record. Since l929 the Pilots have either tied tor or won the league crown. ln their tirst match the champions trounced Bell 25-O. Bill McLellan, who has never lost a set in tour years ot competition, won with straight sets, 6-3, 6-l, and played a sensational brand ot tennis. Diclqason won the second singles easily by scores ot 6-O, 6-O. Clittord copped third singles, 6-4, 6-4, and l-lansen won the 'fourth singles 6-0 and 6-3. Captain Oakes and Paye TENNIS SQUAD IIO- if Cl-IAMPS OAKES Captain were torced to play their best to win over the Eagles' tirst doubles team, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5. Cheshire and Bozarth also came through to grab second doubles by 7-5, 3-6, 6-4. ln their tinal league match the Pilots nosed out South Gate I6-9. Captain Oakes and Paye brought home the major por- tion ot points when they won the tirst doubles, 6-O, 6-l. Mc- Lellan was hard pressed, but managed to win straight sets, 8-6, 7-5. Cheshire and Bozarth brought home the bacon in the sec- ond doubles 8-6, 3-6, 6-4. Dickason, Clittord, and Hansen were deteated in their matches. MCLELLAN DICKASON PAYE BOZARTH TALKINGTON CLIFFORD ANSEN -Ill RSITY CLUBS RS CL O toster lnterest IH the major sports and to keep law and order IH our school as the purpose ot the Varslty Club N CL To stnmulate tanr play ID athletics and to rnalntaun order during athletic events IS the purpose ot the Junior Varsity Club The purpose ot the Junior I-hgh Lettermans Club us to mann taln order upon the school grounds during junior hlgh lunch and to stlmula e Interest In junior hugh sports VA ITY UB JU IOR VARSITY UB JUNIOR I-IIGI-I LETTERMAIXVS CLUB .IUNIOR HIGH SPORTS TUMBLING TEAMS UNDER the capable leadership ot Coach Gus Gerson, Banning's Tumbling team has given three performances, and is planning regular meets with other schools next term. Huddle- ston, Brown, and Kearns are the stars on the team. NOON LEAGUE CHAMPIONS The Cincinnati Reds, captained by I-Iarris, took the National League title, while the Detroit Tigers, captained by Medina, cap- tured the American League pennant. Detroit players were: Cap- tain Medina, Moa, Pacheco, Sedilla, Waterson, Martinez, Garcia, Gonzales, Sanctus, and Salma. The Cincinnati players were: Captain I-Iarris, Angelich, Pulgencio, Fenner, Dulcette, Barnhart, Bevan, Eipper, Brown, Izountaine, and Petrovich. JUNIOR HIGH NOON LEAGUE BASEBALL The Junior I-Iigh Baseball League, consisting ot sixteen teams, was under the able management ot Coach Patz, Kenneth Pickle, and Walter Putman. -II3-- ATl-lLETlC HONOR MAN l935-36 Q Ron BEARDSLEE, one of the tinest athletes ever to graduate trorn Banning, was selected as the honor athlete tor the years ot I935-36. As Captain ot last year's baseball team and Co-Captain ot the basketball team, his leader- ship was an inspiration to our athletic teams. BEARDSLEE Athletic l-lonor Man, l935-36 , COMMISQIONERS GF ATHLETICS FRANCIS vost and Maynard Fountaine are the tellows who check the eligibility ot our athletes and arrange tor the transportation ot our teams to and from the games. FOUNTAlNE VOSE Y E L L L E A D E R S CHESHIRE PRINCE -Il4- CERLS' SPQRTS 1' ax 1 X 5 X X ' . JJ Q fffvjl 1 Jjvff, ,Uv df' ALWX ,ww l iwliwmff JW fr? 'JJW 'W ff A f73f5i ,fj1f9M ' P 41 ' iffy ' ' , 7 1 WM 1 ,WW f gp fb A Cs ELLEN MITCHELL MARTHA DUFAULT ESTELLE CLAYTON COACHES -l-HE Girls' Physical Education Depart- ment has as its objective the promotion ot a spirit ot democracy, ot physical and mental etticiency, and ot good sportsmanship among the girls at Banning. Miss Estelle Clayton heads this department and conducts the corrective physical education classes tor those girls who need special worlc. Mrs. Martha Du Eault directs the Girls' Athletic Association, which has been a vital torce in shaping the ideals ot the girls. Miss Ellen Mitchill, although new to the girls' coaching statt this year, has already gained the fellowship ot all ot the girls. GAA. CABIN NH Tl-lE ruling body tor the Girls' Athletic Association is the Cabinet. Elected by the girls in the G. A. A., they pass upon all rules and have the tinal authority on all policies. Benita Zamora was president during the tall semester and Bar- bara Wells took over the position in the spring semester. Those who compose the cabinet tor the entire year are: Vice-President, Jane Stockton and Helen Eorsmang Secretaries, Barbara Wells and Anna- belle Munny Recording Secretaries, l-lelen Eorsman and Doris Moore: Yell Leaders, Dorothy Prince and Barbara Sandisong Volley- ball Sport Leaders, Lucie l-lernandez and Margaret Rose: Basketball Sport Leader, Ethel Delay: Speedball Sport Leaders, Matsuko Taka- shima and Joanna Leonettig Tennis Leader, Madelyn Blank, and Base- ball Sport Leader, Elva Mae Oakes. WELLS FORSMAN MOORE MUNN LEONETil PRINCE BLANK ROSE OAKES SANDISON LEON ETTI IRLS from the senuor hugh school who have made SOO C5 A A points are entntled to a letter and are eligible tor thus honorary gurls sports club Loyalty cooperation and physlcal etllclency are promoted by this organization which IS sponsored by Mrs Martha Du Fault on Aprnl I and Joanna Leonettn headed all ot the committees which were chosen from the G A A The othce ot presndent was tllled In the tall semester by Mary Jane Shook and In the sprung semester by Joanna leonettl The gurls assisting them were Vice Presidents Elizabeth Reddoclc and Matsulco Talcashlma and Secretaries Matsulco Talnashlma and Chszue l-lamamoto P e d nt The Tri-B Club was in charge ot the Play Day held at Banning WELLS President UNDER the most etticient leadership ot Mrs. Martha DuEault and Miss Ellen Mitchill, the Girls' Athletic Association has proved its worth in developing athletics and a spirit ot good sportsmanship among Banning girls. When a girl in the senior high school has made her class team in a sport, she receives 75 points and is eligible tor membership. Seventy-tive points are given to all teams: 85 points are given to grade winners, and IOO points are given to the school champs in basketball, volleyball, and baseball. Two hundred and titty points re required to receive a sweater. As a reward for earning 500 poifit e girls are given a letter and a membership in the Tri-B Club? r every additional 200 points a i 4 NW' star is placed on the letter. ' 'Y l R, i 'Pl V, i Y 1 ,iff i M Q E in 'ri 'A - i ' -1 .ii, f :-i 'f '---i ir,.Q : ir jg g g s .-.,- , ,.,-: -.-,,: zi, . Al:::: ,. v,,. ' his s iri sivvvv vtt rc svsr vssv rre srir lcz' 2 -,,'3 F3 -.1 ll,,i 21 ' Q ' f 'i':' ff ' f : iv 2:- 1.-1 17 i,1.i -gf sillgg f'i -f i-:1 'ivi --fw' 1 ivi 'f A 'i , zr' i'ii 1'- 1 i'l' ' -' ',,: - fi zz' . -' 1 2-' ' i ,if r so rc crrrr f f ii..i ,.,. A , :: V 3: :A. 3 ' 15,5 EIS: '1, , .. 'I : K :-':::: ii,, A is 'rz' z V .i,: M ::11::. ,.,, - - :.: ,.:.i.,.,r M, :ifi-- 12irV I -:-- . -I ,QQV M U s. ef .. i, - 1 Isa 1 ' iii 111 : -iff sv :--' A :-sv . ii' f 'l ' A ,'i:, ,.::-r -ll9- N Aprll l Banning held nts turst Girls Play Day an three years The Bann ng G A A was hostess to three schools Gardena Narbonne and San Pedro Marked by an attendance ot over ZOO gurls trom thes schools this Play Day was one ot the most successtul ever held at Banning At 2 p m the gurls assembled o 'lravls Field and atter greetings and assugnments ot courts and reterees the games were on lnterschool games nn basket ball volleyball baseball nd tennls tollowed betore the glrls met again In the cate terua Aprnl Fools Day and sprung were used as themes tor the decorations Attractive ta le pieces and tlowers were L A A A A A rang d by Miss en Mntchlll A dellghttul program tollowecl the retresnrnents The purpose ot our Play Days which are always mace colortul by the umtorm ldentn tlcatlons worn by each school IS to toster ano Cleve p trnendshlps rather than to com sports Every year each school us entitled to be hostess to a Play Day and to attend two Play Days at other schools Banning gurls were the guests ot Fremont l-hgh School ln Los Angeles on May 7 Two vol leyball teams two baseball teams and one basketball te m partxclpated this event a r e ' Ell I ' I I X ' ' i ' ' lo pete tor supremacy in various . a ' ' in ' N, .fl YNY I l SKET A Cl-IAM ENSATIONAL was the basketball played by thus team composed ot nune All gurls Dorothy Curtis Orpha Jean De Prrest Annabelle Munn Elva Mae Cakes Estelle PICGZO Barbara Sandlson Captain Francis Soss Eloise Smith and Elaine Tennant set a record which will be hard to equal or break Results ot the lnterclass games In speedball played In the tenth eleventh and tweltth grades tound the A Seniors holdlng the title ot champs Actnon and results were obtanned by thus team conslstlng ot Cecelia Dlckason Allce l-leller Alice l-lorn Margaret Laegier Mabel Pearce Margaret Rose I-lllda Sampson Captain Matsuko Takashlma Ruth Thompson Charlotte Tipton Barbara Wells and Dellorlse Wheeler BA B LL PS SPEEDBALL CHAMPS is X, , x ,ui H x?:y,42f ' i-- ' BASEBALL BASEBALL is the 'favorite sport ot most girls, and catchingiand batting are the most ditticult things the girls have to practice. Those who have proved themselves expert are: Mary Cowling, Vendla Eclqenburg, Joanna Leonetti, Isabel MacKay, Ruby Richardson, Eloise Shive, Dorothy Smith, Captain Elsie Smith, and Nlatsulqo Talcashima. VOLLEYBALL Interest in volleyball has been stimulated this year by having the girls learn the principles ot the game. From the large turnout the 'following girls competed in the Play Day ot April l: Dorothea Ab- lutz, Marie Balingit, Viola Ferguson, Chizue Harnamoto, Alice l-leller, Margaret Laegler, Captain Hilda Simpson, Elaine Tennant, and Ruth Thompson. TEAM-CLUB Ni 5- is K Ex TENNIS GUI? racquet-swingers put some hard worlc into this game. The girls who represented our school during the tall semester were: Lucille I-Iernandez, Carol I-loadley, and Marie Yribarne. In the spring semester Madelyn Blank and Dorothy Prince deserve the credit tor upholding the tradition ot this sport in our school. OFFICIALS' CLUB FAIRNESS is the byword ot the Otticials' Club, which is under the supervision ot Mrs. Martha Du Fault. At the meetings held every Monday during the senior high lunch period the girls are assigned to reteree the weekly atter-school games. Fifteen G. A. A. points are received by each girl tor her service. The otticers are: President, I-lelen Forsmang Vice-President, Betty Westerlund, and Secretary, Joanna Leonetti. X fl f, df x ,,'A , 1 1 ., f W ? 1' - A.. LJ,-Pg' 5, V. ,a., fr X ,B if A Lusk Qs' PX fy in ? i K ' , 'fffwf - q f 7!Nigi R ,ki X 4? 4? , In 3: Wa. x taxis , fl . XM i X Q E532 wgfiiwfg affix WW CALENDAR mp I D 'V ' N' 1 if 1 ,wffr 4 A1 fi Vvjgf I P:fCf,4?7,f! , ,fu ff L i jfvfv f-bij! - If ' .L E13-L . yy' iff? Kf1:,rfoc,.cAf ,LfQ J LJ 4411, 'fd -HWLI-wfvd 79LL,!L0 Gy!7 5 LMWJZ QQ,-Mgu W ,J70 S' 4 li is 5 - I S a -I264 CAMPUS HI-LIGHTS SEPTEMBER School opened at nine o'clocl:. Constitution day and no vacation. Won first game from Gardena. OCTOBER Portlight expands to six pages. South Gate's passes won the game. A IOOO Portlights sold-a record. A fighting team lost to Bell I9-0. NOVEMBER B's win league championship. Jordan game won to end season. Walked away with El Segundo game Another Prep Dance success scored. Report cards given out. Yellow and brown sweaters paraded. Casalaa tossers won from South Gate. I C S 1,-w DECEMBER Night audience praises Ghost Bird. Basketball team defeats Bell. JANUARY John Rose elected Student President. Leap Year Prep Dance malres history. Installation of officers. Winter Prom held at Surf and Sand. FEBRUARY Second term begins. Defeated JeHerson's nine 8-6. MARCH Tied South Gate with a 2-2 score. Another baseball win-from Riis 8-5. Noon dances held on tennis courts. Annual individual pictures talcen. APRIL Second Banning Minstrel Show given. Easter vacation-just in time. Kilcuo Kawachi wins Oratorical prize. Growing Pains receives laurels. Report cards out. I-II-LIGHTS W -I28- A SENIOR ACTIVITIES THEO ABINIAR-Basketball I, 3, 43 Track I3 Portlight Staff 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Student Government 23 Satety 23 Photography Club 33 Class Yell Leader I. HENRY C. ANDERSEN-Track I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I3 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling I, 2, 33 Varsity Club 43 Varsity Club Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Photography Club 2, 33 Class President I, 33 Glee Club, 3, 43 Glee Club Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Senate I, 33 Student Gov- ernment 3. MURIEL ANDERSON-Glee Club 23 Sweater Skit 4. BOB BARMAN-IOC Club 43 Baseball 43 Stage Crew 4. CLYDE CHARLES BATES, JR.-Baseball 3, 43 Football 43 Sweater Skit 4. LYMAN HAYMAN BATES-Entered 33 Championship Football 43 Portlight Staff 43 Track 43 Sweater Skit 4. JACK W. BENSON-Outdoor Club I, 2, 3, 43 Debat- ing Club 43 Tumbling 43 Student Government 23 Glee Club 23 Football I3 Engineers' Club 4. MADELYN BLANK4G.A.A. Cabinet 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Home Room Vice-President 3, 43 Student Gov- ernment I, 2, 33 Home Room Student Representa- tive 33 Satety I, 23 G.A.A. l-li Jinks 43 Paint Daub- ers' Club 3, 43 Big Sister 43 Play Day I, 2, 3, 43 Class Day Skit 43 Sweater Skit 4. DCSFALD BOOHERfWorld Legionnaires 3, 43 Sweater It 4. RUTH CADENBACH-President Home Room I3 Class Yell Leader 2, 43 Senior Play 43 Fashion Show 33 Sweater Skir 43 Little Theater Group 43 Class Day 43 Big Sister 4. HARRIET M. CAPPS-Student Government I, 2, 3, 43 Sweater Skit 43 Debating Club 43 Little Theater Group 43 Nursing Club 43 History Club 3, 43 World Legionnaires 3, 43 Paint Daubers' Club 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Glee Club 23 Senior- Play 43 Class Day 4. JOHN A. CARROLLeEntered 33 Football 33 Pho- tography Club 3, 43 Lalin Club 33 Tennis 43 Student Government 43 Glee Club 43 Minstrel Show 43 Sweater Skit 4. JACK F. CHESHIRE-Latin Club I, 2, 3, 43 World Legionnaires 3, 43 Archimedes Club l, 23 Tennis 3, 43 Engineers' Club I3 History Club 2, 33 Basketball Manager 23 Football Manager I, 23 Yell Leader 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Football 43 Safety I, 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Government I, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Council 3, 43 Sweater Skit 4. JAMES EARLE CRANE-fFootball I, 2, 3, 43 Captain Football 43 Honor Backtield Man 3, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Varsity 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Glee Club President 43 Vice-President IOC Club 43 Sweat- er skit 43 Minstrel Show 3, 43 Student Government WALTER H. CUMMINGS-Tennis 3, 43 Baseball 23 World Legionnaires 3, 43 Safety I, 2, 3, 43 Student Government I, 2, 3, 43 Red Caps 2, 33 History Club 33 Engineers' Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Sweater Skit 43 Little Theater Group 43 Senior Play 4. BLANCHE CURRIER-Sweater Skit 4, .IENNIE D'AMBROSl-Student Government I, 2, 33 Safety 2, 33 Sweater Skit 43 Class Day Skit 43 Big Sister 4. JAY J. I. DANIELS-Entered 43 Little Theater Group 43 Senior Play 43 Debating Club 43 Spanish Club 43 Portlight 43 Annual Skit 43 Class Day Skit 43 Big Sister 4. BILL DAYeStage Crew 43 Glee Club 43 Baseball I3 Student Government i3 Track 43 Home Room Re- porter 2. ROBERT DEWALT-Senior Play 43 Sweater Skit 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 33 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Archimedes Club 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Class Presi- dent I3 Class Officer I, 23 Student Government I, 3, 43 World Legionnaires 3, 43 Little Theater Group 43 Book Lovers' Club I, 2. CECELIA DICKASON-Portlight Editor 43 Assistant Portlight Editor 43 Portlight 3, 43 Assistant Annual Editor 43 Typist Annual 3, 43 Student Government President 43 Student Government I, 2, 3, 43 Scholar- ship President 43 Scholarship Society 43 Archimedes Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross Council 3, 43 Sec- retary Junior Red Cross Council 3, 43 President Jun- ior Red Cross Council 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 Girls' Stage Crew 43 Senate and Finance 43 World Legionnaires 2, 43 Safety 33 Big Sister 43 Sweater Skit 43 Annual kit 4. DOROTHY DILLBECK-G.A.A. 3, 43 World Legion- naires 3, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 43 A cappella Choir 43 Sweater Skit 43 Student Government 2. NICK DI SALVOfBaseball 43 Glee Club 33 Baskct- ball 37 IOC Club 4. HAROLD DOVv'NlNGfGlee Club 43 Sweater Skit 4. BERTINE LUCILE DYERfGirIs' Stage Crew 43 Glee Club 43 G.A,A. 2, 3, 43 Class Day 4. GLENN E. EIPPER-Football I, 2, 3, 43 Captain B Champs 33 Most Valuable Man B Champs 3, .43 Annual 2, 3, 43 Portlight Staff I, 2, 3, 43 Paint Daubers' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Publicity Manager 3, 43 Ag Club 3, 43 Sweater Skit 43 Glee Club 43 Senate 2, 3, 43 Finance 3, 43 Senior Prom Committee 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Society 23 Class President 2, 3, 43 Art Club President 3, 43 B Senior President 43 Outdoor Club 4. FROILAN FERNANDEZ-Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Track 43 Captain Baseball 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Secretary Varsity Club 43 Glee Club 43 Secretary Glee Club 43 IUC Club 43 Varsity Basket- ball Champ Team 43 Chairman Senior B Privilege Committee 43 Junior Varsity Club I, 23 Secretary Junior Varsity Club 23 Sweater Skit 4. JOSEPH MAYNARD FONTAINE-Commissioner Ath- letics 43 Basketball Manager 33 Glee Club 4. JACK DONALD FOSTER-Junior Varsity Club I, 43 C Football I, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Baseball I, 33 Class Yell Leader I, 2, 3. HELEN FUJIKAWA-Entered 43 Class Day Skit 4. KATHLEEN FULLERTON-Sweater Skit 43 Class Day S it 4. MAVIS F. GABLER-Entered 33 Senior Play 43 Sweater Skit 43 Class Day 4, FRED GOUL-Baseball 3, 43 Glee Club 43 IOC Club 43 Track 43 Class Day 4. BERNARD E. GIFFIN--Entered 4. BYNA GREEN-Latin Club I, 2, 3, 43 Archimedes Club 33 Nursinq Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Flag Bearers 43 Sweater Skit 4. VIVIAN M. GREER-Student Cashier 43 Fashion Show 33 Sweater Skit 43 Class Day Skit 4. LUCILLE HARROLDfStudent Government I, 2, 33 Sweater Skit 4. LORRAINE HART-Sweater Skit 43 Class Day 4. ERMA HAYWARD 4 Student Government 2, 3, 43 Sweater Skit 43 Spanish Club I3 Big Sister 4. ALICE HELLER-G.A.A, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Stage Crew 43 Tri B Club 3, 43 Student Government I, Z, 3, 43 Big Sister 43 Safety 2, 33 Sweater Skit 43 World Le- qionnaires 3, 43 Tennis Club 3. RICHARD W. HENDERSON-President ot Junior High I3 Basketball I, 43 Track Manager I, 23 Commis- sioner ot Athletics 33 Baseball 43 Latin Club Presi- dent 23 Latin Club I, 2, 3, 43 Archimedes Club 2, 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Sweater Skit 43 Senior Play 43 Class Editor Annual 43 World Legionnaires 3, 43 President of Book Lovers' Club I3 Class Officer I, 2, 33 Little Theater Group 43 Annual Staff 43 Class Day 43 Graduation Committee 43 Sweater Skit Com- mittee 43 Safety 4. DORIS HERRON-Latin Club I, 2, 33 Class President 33 World Legionnaires 43 Sweater Skit 43 Prep Club Committee 43 Annual Staft 43 Senate 33 Annual Typist 43 Chairman Social Committee 43 Administra- tion Editor of Annual 43 Annual Skit 4, MILDRED HOPKINS-Entered 33 Class Vice-President 33 World Legionnaires 3, 43 Sweater Skit 4. ALICE B. HORN-Latin Club I, 2, 3, 43 World Le- gionnaires 3, 43 Annual Statf 43 Assistant Activity Editor Annual 43 Nursing Club 43 G.A.A. 43 Senior Play 43 Little Theater Group 43 Sweater Skit 43 Class Day 43 Amateur Show 43 Safety 33 Student Government 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 A cappella Choir 33 Secretary World Legionnaires 3, 43 Book Lovers' Club I, 2. JOHN J. HUDDLESTON-Entered 23 Basketball 3, 43 Captain B Basketball 43 Track 3, 43 Junior Varsity 23 Senate 23 Class President 23 Student Government 3, 4. AIKO lWAMOTOfSenior Sweater Skit 43 Sunrise Club 43 Class Day 4. . CLYDE H. JACKSON-Student Government I, 2, 3, 43 World Legionnaires 3, 43 Engineers' Club 43 Engi- neers' Club President 43 Commissioner of Safety 33 Senate 3, 43 Finance 3, 43 Archimedes Club 2, 43 20U Club 2, 33 Outdoor Club 2, 33 Portlight 23 Student Store 33 Red Caps 2, 33 Safety 2, 33 Glee Club 33 Sweater Skit 43 Amateur Show 43 Fashion Show 43 Air Meet 43 Secretary Outdoor Club 33 Vice-President Home Room I. MAXINE JENKINS!-Entered 43 Sweater Skit 43 Annual Skit 43 Class Day 43 Fashion Show 4. VIRON JONES-Entered 43 Archimedes Club 43 Schol- arship 43 Class Day 4. JOE LEGASPI-Football 33 Baseball 33 Track Z., 3, 43 Print Shop Foreman 43 Glee Club Z, 43 Portlight 4. JANNIE E. KINSOLVING-Glee Club 23 Sweater Skit 43 Class Day 43 Big Sister 43 Entertainment Com- mittee 4. IRENE M. KLUGfl:G5hion Show 43 Sweater Skil 43 Class Day 4. -I29- A SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARGARET LAEGLER--G.A.A, 2, 3, 4, Tri B Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, World Legionnaires 4, Sludenl Gov- ernmenl 3, 4, I-lislory Club 3, Painl Daubers' Club 3, Class Presidenl l. RAY LISH-Painl Daubers' Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl Painl Daubers' Club 2, Foolball 2, 3, Baseball Manager 4, Sludenl Governmenl I, 2, 3, Safely l, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Swealer Skil 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Lillle Thealer Group 4. BILL MCLELLAN-fVarsily Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain Tennis 3, Baskelball 3, 4, Foolball I, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Porllighl 3, 4, Boys' Sporls Edilor Porllighl 4, Prinl Shop Foreman 2, 3, Sludenl Governmenl 2, 3, Senale 3, 4, Home Room Presi- denl 3, Glee Club 3, Lalin Club I, 2, Swealer Skil 3, Hislory Club 2, Track 4. JOHN WESLEY MCLELLAN, JR.-Varsily Club 2, 3, 4, Ag Club 3, 4, World Legionnaires 3, 4, 20U Club 3, 4, Ouldoor Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, Senate 3, 4, Secrelary Ag Club 4, Senior Play 4, Class Officer 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Commissioner of Organizalions 4. WILLIAM J. MacCABEfTennis 2, 3, 4, Baskelball l, Foolball Manager 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Scholarship Sociely I, 4, Porllighl 4, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Hislory Club 3, Sludenl Governmenl I, 2, 3, 4, Safely 2, 3, 4, Boys' Caplain of Safely 4, Swealer Skil 4, Engineers' Club 4, Secrelary Hislory Club 3. THOMAS W. MacKAY--Foolball I, Baseball I, Glee Club 3, Foreslry Club I, 2, Lalin Club I, 2, 3, Swimming Club 3, Engineers' Club 4. ROBERT J. MALCOM-Baskelball 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Sludenl Governmenl I, Safely 2, Porllighl 4, Hislory Club 2, 3, Glee Club 3, World Legionnaires 2, 3, Track 3, Senior Play 4, Swealer Skil 4, Annual Skil 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Ouldoor Club 3, IOC Club 4, Painl Daubers' Club 3, Lillle Thealer Group 4, Class Presidenl I. DON E. MALlNf-Sludenl Governmenl I, 20U Club I, 2, 3, 4, Safely 3, 4, Foolball 2, 3, Glee Club 3. ANDY MARTINEZ-Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Champ Bas- kelball 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Varsily Club 3, 4, Varsily Club Presidenl 4, 2OU Club 3, 4, Presidenl 2OU Club 4, Horne Room Presidenl 3, Senale 3, Glee Club 4, Junior Varsily Club 2, 3, 4, Presidenl Junior Varsily Club 2. GEORGIA MILLER-Enlered 3, Scholarship 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4, Class Day 4. RACHAEL MOORE-Glee Club 4, Nursing Club 4, Sludenl Governmenl I, Safely l, Swealer Skil 4. DAYMOND DAVID MULLINS-Baseball I, Swimming Club 3, Glee Club 2, 4, Sludenl Governmenl 2, IOC Club 4, Swealer Skil 4. WILLIS MURPHYfManager Foolball I, 2, 3, Varsily Club 2, 3, 4, Direclor of Slage 4, Sludenl Govern- menl 2, Glee Club 4, Track I, 2, 2OU Club I, 2, Junior Varsily I. RICHARD M. NEIGHBARGER-Baskelball 2, Baseball 2, Ouldoor Club I, Glee Club 3, 4, Assislanl Sales Manager Annual 4, Sludenl Governmenl 3. HELEN NELSON-G.A.A. 2, A cappella Choir 4, Glee Club 3, 4, World Legionnaires 4, Sludenl Gov- ernmenl I. DONALD W. OAKES-Spanish Club 2, Spanish Club Officer 2, Hislory Club 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Ouldoor Club 3, Varsily Club 3, 4, Sludenl Governmenl I, Safely 2, Safely lnspeclor 2, Porllighl 4, Annual 4, Chairman of B Senior Social and Privilege Com- millee 4, Senior Play 4, Lillle Thealer Group 4, Senior Swealer Skil 4, Class Presidenl 2, Calendar Edilor of Annual 4, Publicalions Skil 4, Varsily Club Skil 4, Prep Club Officer 4, Golf I, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Baskelball 3, 4, Class Day 4. MABEL PEARCE-G.A.A. 4, Officials' Club 4, Swealer Skil 4, Scholarship Sociely 4. YVONNE PERENNE-Nursing Club, I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, Swealer Skil 4, Big Sisler 4, Class Day Skil 4. JEANNE E. PERRY--Enlerecl 4, LADO PETROVICH- -Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Slage Crew 4, Sludenl Governmenl I, Junior Varsily 2, 3, 4. NORMAN PHILPOTT-Glee Club 2, 3, Pholography Club I, Engineers' Club 4. DOROTHY PRINCE-Yell Leader 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinel 4, World Legionnaires 4, Senior Play 4, Painl Daubers' Club 3, 4, Sludenl Govern- rnenl I, 2, 3, Porllighl 3, 4, Lillle Thealer Group 4, Swealer Skil 4, Annual Skil 4, Spanish Club 2, I-lislory Club 3. MARGUERITE PROCISE-Enlered 2, World Legion- naires 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4. Joi-IN PUTMAN-Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, 2OU Club 2, 3, 4, Ag Club Presidenl 3, 4, Ag Club 3, 4, Ouldoor Club Presidenl 2, 3, 4, Ouldoor Club 2, 4, Varsily Club 4, Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4, Band -l3O- BILLY M. ROBERTS-Glee Club l, 3, 4, IOC Club 4, Swealer Skil 4. DOLL IVEL ROSE-Enlered 4, Swealer Skil 4, Glee Club 4, Flag Bearer 4. JOHN, R. ROSE-Presidenl of Sludenl Body 4, Senale Presidenl 4, Finance 4, Junior Varsily Club 3, 4, Varsily Club 4, Baskelball I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Fool- balll I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain Foolball Team 4, Swealer Skil 4. MARGARET ROSE-Girls' Glee Club 2, World Le- gionnaires 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Archimedes Club 2, 3, G.A.A. Cabinel 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Lillle Thealer Group 4, Senior Play 4, Sludenl Govern- menl 3, 4, A cappella Choir 3, Swealer Skil 4, Amaleur Show 4, Class Day 4, VIVIAN RAPPfGlee Club 2, 3, 4, A cappella Choir 4? Orcheslra 41 Swealer Skil 4, Flag Bearer 4, Enlered 2. ARDEN M. RULISON--Track 2, 3, 4, Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, B Champ Foofball 3, 4, Mosl Valuable Linesman 4, Junior Varsily Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsily Club Presidenl 3, 4, Archimedes Club 2, 4, World Le- giornrhaires 3, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club I, Swealer i . TED SCHROEDER-Ouldoor Club 3, 4, Sludenl Gov- ernmenl 4, Swealer Skil 4, Senior Play 4, Enlered 3. ROSELLA SHANNON-Swealer Skil 4, Class Day 4. DOLORES SHEPHERD--Presidenl World Legionnaires 3, 4, Secrelary Sludenl Body 2, Assislanl Senior Edi- lor Annual 4, Adverlising Manager Annual 3, An- nual Slaff 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Secrelary of Senior Class 4,, Secrelary of Class 3, Glee Club I, 2, Senale 2, 4, Finance 2, 4, Presidenl Girls' Sludenl Govern- menl 4, A cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Nursing Club 4, Lalin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Safely 3, Sludenl Governmenl I, 2, 3, 4, Thrill ,Club I, Swealer Skil 4, Lillle Thealer Group 4, Big Sisler 4, Gradualion Commil- lee 4,,Class Day 4, Class Presidenl I, Swealer Skil Comrnillee 4, Annual Skil 3. EDMUND SHERY-fDebaling Club 4, Minslrel Show 3, Annual Adyerlising 3, Junior Play 3. ROY TOSHIHIKO SHIRAISHI-Presidenl Pholography Club 3, 4: Engineers' Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Archimedes Club 2, Track 3, Baskelball 2, Sludenl' Governmenl' 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, Junior Varsily Club 2, Debaling Club 3. HILDA SIMPSONfG.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sludenl Govern- rnenl 3, 4, Tri B Club 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4, Officials' Club 3, 4, Hislory Club 3, World Legionnaires 3, 4. JOE SIMPSON-Foolball I, 2, Presidenl of Senior Class 4, Baseball I, 2, Commissioner of Finance 4, World Legionnaires 3, 4, 2OU Club 4, Sludenl Sfore 2, 3, 4, Senior Orcheslra 2, Band I, Senale 2, 4, Ag Club I, 2, Senior High Ouldoor Club I, 2, Slu- denl Governmenl I, 2, 3, Safely Club I, 2, 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4, Publicalion Skil 4, Glee Club 2, 3. STEWART SMALL-Archimedes Club 3, Lalin Club 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, Senior Play 4, Foolball I, 2, 3, Varsily Club 3, 4, Junior Varsily Club 2, Swealer Skil 4, Annual 4, Porllighl 4, Baseball 2, Track 2, Lillie Thealer Group 4, Class Presidenl I, 2, 3, As- sislanl Class Edilor Annual 4, Sludenl Governmenl 2, 3, Prublicalions Skil 4, Senale I, 2, 3, World Le- gionnaires 4, Book Lovers' Club I, 2, Lalin Club Officer 3. LYLE SMITH---Foolball 3, 4, IOC Club Presidenl 4, Varsily Club 4, Archimedes Club 2, Pholography Club 3, Presidenl of Home Room 2, Class Officer I, 2, 3, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Porllighl Slaff 4, Safely 2, 3, Senale 2, Sludenl Governmenl I, 2, 3, Tennis Manager 2, Annual Skil 4, Swealer Skil 4. WAYNE SNlDERiPholography Club 3, 4, Sfage Crew 4, Swealer Skil 4. FESRkN, ELIZABETH SOUDERS-Glee Club 3, 4, Swealer i . JOYCE A. STEPHENS-World Legionnaires 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4. DESS STODDARD-Porllighl Slaff 4, Nursing Club 4, Senior Class Day 4. ROGER THOMAS STUART-Track 3, World Legion- naires 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4, Minslrel Show 4, Red Caps 2, Hislory Club 3. MATSUKO TAKASHIMA-G.A.A, 2, 3, 4, World Le- gionnaires 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl Tri B Club 3, 4, Officials' Club 3, 4, Nursing Club 4, Porllighl Slaff 4, Sunrise Club 4, Speedball Sporl Manager 3, Hislory Club 3, Painl Daubers' Club 3, Swealer Skil 4, Girls' Glee Club 4. GERTRUDE M. TALKlNGTONfSludenl Govcrnmenl 3, Glee Club I, Swealer Skil 4. GEORGE E. TENNANT-Senior Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4, Engineers' Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Sludenl Govern- menl 4, Pholography Club 3, Band I, 2. A SENIOR ACTIVITIES ELDON THOMPSON-Ag Club I, 2, 3, 4, 2OU Club 3, 4, Citrus Judging Team l, 2, 3, 4, Stock Judging Team I, 2, 3, Stage Crew 4, Outdoor Club 3, Stu- dent Government I, 2, 3, Safety I, 2. RUTH THOMPSON--Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, History Club 3, World Legionnaires 3, 4, G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, Student Government I, 2, 3, Satety I, 3, Portlight Statt 3, Science Club 2, Sweater Skit 4, Class Day, 4, G.A.A. Playday 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L. THRAPP-Outdoor Club I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball I, Engineers' Club 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Student Government l, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club I, 2OU Club 2, Minstrel Show 4, Fashion Show 4. VIRGINIA CHARLOTTE TIPTON-G.A,A. 2, 3, 4, Nursing Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary Nursing Club 3, Commissioner Forensics 4, Tri B Club 4, Officials' Club 3, 4, Student Government 3. ANNA VERDUGO-Student Government I, 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Sweater Skit 4, Paint Daubers' Club 4. CHARLES J. VOORHEES-Student Government 2, 3, 4, Radio Club I, World Legionnaires 4, Engineers' Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Minstrel Show 3, Football I, Track I. FRANCIS H. VOSE-2OU Club I, 2, 3, 4, 2OU Club President 4, 2OU Club Secretary 4, Manager Base- ball 3, Manager Football 4, Commissioner ot Ath- letics 4, Photography Club 3, Senate 4, Finance 4. RUSSELL K. WALLACEfBasketbaIl I, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain ot Basketball 2, Track I, 2, 4, Junior Varsity 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Student Government I, Class Otli- cer-I, 2, 3, History Club 3, Sweater Skit 4, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Class Day 4, Senior Play 4. JOHN F. WALLENfFootball I, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Linesman 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, B Champ Football 3, Junior Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Society 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Safety 2, President Glee Club 3, Student Government 2, 3, 4, Student Government President 4, Spanish Club I, Senior Play 4, Little Theater Group 4, Sweater Skit 4, Class Otticer 2, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Publication Skit 4. CHARLES LEON WEAVER, JR.-Class Secretary I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Archimedes Club 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Junior Varsity Club 3, 4, Sweater Skit 4, Engineers' Club 4, Student Govern- ment 3. BARBARA N. WELLS-G.A,A. 2, 3, 4, G.A,A. Presi- dent 4, Tri B Club 3, 4, Secretary ot Prep Club 3, 4, Sweater Skit 4, Portlight Staft 4, Girls' Sports Editor Portlight 4, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Archi- medes Club 2, Spanish Club I, 2, Publicity Skit 4, Glee Club 4, Student Government I, 3, Senior Ac- tivity Committee 4. PHYLLIS E WEST-Entered 3,. Sweater Skit 4. BETTY ANNETTE WESTERLUND--G.A.A, 4, Class Day 4, History Club 2, 3, Nursing Club 4, Nursing Club President 4, Senior Play 4, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Otticials' Club 4, Little Theater Group 4, Sweater Skit 4, Paint Daubers' Club 3, 4, Student Govern- ment I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Big Sister 4, DELLORISE L. VVHEELERfG.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Student Government 2, Sweater Skit 4. JOHN WHITE-Sweater Skit 4, Scholarship 3, Paint Daubers' Club 2, 3, Outdoor Club 2, 3, Student Government l, 2, 3, Junior Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Z, Portlight 3, 4, Assistant Boys' Sports Editor Portlight 4, Home Room President I, 2, Yell Leader 2, I-lorne Room Reporter 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3. MYRTLE WICKS-Student Government I, 2, 3, Safety 4, Sweater Skit 4, Senior Play 4, Little Theater Group 4, Thritt I, 2, Fashion Show 3, Glee Club I. MARIE YRIBARNE-History Club 3, Paint Daubers' Club 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Sweater Skit 4, Class Day 4, B SENIOR ACTIVITIES HOWARD J. APPEL - Home Room President 3, Sweater Skit 4. ART ASCOLESI-Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Varsity Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, Varsity Club 3, 4, Junior Varsity Club 2, Student Government President 3, Satety Commis- sioner 4, Satety 3, 4, Student Government I, 2, 3, Class Otticer 2, 3, Annual Staft 4, Assistant Sports Editor Annual 4, Sweater Skit 4. RALPH E. BACHMAN - Vice-President of Student Body 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, 2OU Club 4, Safety Club 3, Student Government 2, 3, Annual Statt 4, Photo Editor Annual 4, Secretary Varsity Club 4, Senate and Finance 3, 4, Junior Varsity Club I-, 2, 3, Class Otticer I, 2, 3, Track I, Baseball 3, 4, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4. MARIE C. BALINGIT-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Stage Crew 3, Tri B Club 4, G.A.A, Hi-Jinks 3, Otticials' Club 4: B Senior Sweater Skit Committee 4, Sweater Skit 4, Home Room Class Treasurer 4. BERNARD J. BALLf2OU Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Sweater Skit 4. FLORINE BARBER-Secretary ot Class I, 2, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sweater Skit 4, Student Government 3, An- nual Typist 4, Junior Class Play 3, Sweater Skit Committee 4, Senior Prom Committee Chairman 4. MARY CHRISTINE BARNHART-G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Government 4, Satety 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Ofti- cials' Club 3, 4, Tri B Club 4, Senate I, 2, Sweater Skit 4. ALFRED BEER-Football I, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4. JACK BELYEAfBoys' Sports Editor Annual 4, As- sistant Sports Editor Annual 3, Sports Editor ot Portlight 3, New Release Editor Portlight 4, Annual Statt 3, 4, Portlight Statt 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Junior Varsity Club 3, 4, Reporter Junior Varsity Club 3, Outdoor Club 3, 4, Reporter Outdoor Club 4, Sweater Skit 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Skit gl itudent Government I, 3, Senate I, Debating u 4. ROBERT BRIDGESeArchimedes Club 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Outdoor Club 2, 3, Sweater Skit 4, Debating Club 4. DAN LEO BUCCI-Basketball 2, 3, Sweater Skit 4. ALEX CHURSENOFF-Basketball I, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Junior Varsity Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, IOC Club 4, Debating Club 4, Outdoor Club 4, Sweater Skit 4. TOMMIE LEE CLARK--Glee Club 4, Sweater Skit 4. VERA CLUTTER-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tri B Club 3, 4, OI-ficials' Club 4, Sweater Skit 4, Class Play 3. GEORGE COBO-Spanish Club 3, 4, Archimedes Club 3, 4, Debating Club 4, Engineers' Club 3, 4, Sweater Skit 4. MARIE V. COLLETTIfVice-President of Home Room 2, 3, Sweater Skit 4, Class Play 3. GILBERT COOKfB Football I, 2, 3, 4, Archimedes Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary ot Junior Varsity Club 3, Giee Club 4, Track 4, Debating Club 4, Class President 3, Senate 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. REX COOPRIDER-Engineers' Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, Sweater Skit 4, Banning Seismologist 3, 4, Glee Club 4. DONALD COX-Engineers' Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Banning Seismologist 3, 4, Sweater Skit 4. NICK D'AMBROSI-Track I, 4, Student Government I, 3, Debating Club 3, 4, Satety I. RUTH DANFORTH-Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent ot Spanish Club 4, History Club 3, Secretary History Club 3, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Portlight Statt 3, 4, Assistant Editor ot Portlight 4, News Re- lease Editor ot Portlight 3, Annual Staff 4, Senior Editor Annual 4, Annual Skit 4, Sweater Skit 4, Secretary ot Home Room 3, Student Government 3, Class Play 3, Prom Committee 4. JUANITA RUTH DREWS-Student Government 2, 3, Class Play 3, Sweater Skit 4. OZEIA BLANCH DREWS-G.A.A, 2, 3, 4, Student Government I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Sweater Skit 4. -l3lf I3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ROBERT DONOi'lOfFooIball 2, 3, Junior Varsily Club 2, 3, 2OU Club 2, 3, 4, Ouldoor Club 2, 3, Swealer Skil 4. PAT M. DUGANfFooTball I, Senale 3, Junior Varsily Club I, 2, Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3,.,4, Sludenl' Goyernmenl I, 2, 3, 4, Class Olllcer I, 2, 3, Porllighl 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4. HELEN FORSMAN-Scholarship 3, Olliciais' Club 2, 3, 4, Tri B Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl G.A.A. 4, Swealer Skit 4, Recording Secrelary G. A.A. 3, Volleyball Sporls Leader G.A.A. 2, Secre- lary B Senior Class 4, Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, Presidenl of Ollicials' Club 4. GEORGE FREY--Cilrus Judging 2, Engineers' Club 3, 4, Sludenl Goyernmenl 4, Banning Seisrnologlsr 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4. ANN GELLERiGlee Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tri B Club 4, Fashion Show 3, 4, Painl Daubers' Club 4, Swealer Skil 4. CHIZUE HAMAMOTO-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tri B Club 3, 4, Secrelary Tri B Club 4, Commissioner of Finance 3, Presidenl of Sunrise Club 3, Senior 'Class Treas- urer 4, Girls' Slage Crew 3, Swealer Skll 4. IONE HAMlLTONeGirIs' Safely Caplain 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Orcheslra I, 2, 3, Sludenl Govern- menl I, 2, 3, Safely 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 42 OBICIGIS Club 3, 4, Girls' Slage Crew 3, Tri B Club 4, A cappella Choir 3, 4. , EVELYN B. HARNER--Enlered 4, Swealcr Skil 4. WILLIAM HlLANDERfScholarsliip 3, 4, Archimedes Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Track 3, Base- ball I, Thrill Club I, Junior High Treasurer I, Swealer Skil 4. JOHN WILLIAM HUFFMANAFoolball 3, 4, Cilrus Judging 2, 3, 4, Poullry Judging 2,.3, 4, Ag Club 2, 3, 4, Ouldoor ClUb 3, 4, Debafing Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Sludenl Governmenl 3, 4, Track 3, Swealer Skil 4. YOSHIRO lWAlfSunrise Club 3, 4, Engineers' Club 4, Swealer Skit 4. ROBERT E. JONESfFoolball 2, 3, 4, Foolball Champs 2, 3, Track Manager I, 2, 3, Track 4, Scholarship 4, Archimedes Club l, Z, 3, 4, Archimedes Club Presi- denl' 3, Debaling Club 4, Junior Varsily Club 3,V4, Sludenf Governmenl I, Class President 2, 3, Senior Swealer Skil 4. SHIZUE KlNOSHlTAf-Sunrise Club 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4. GROVER J. KIRSCHER-Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball I, 2, Ag Club 2, 3, 4, Secrelary of-Ag Club 4, Vice-Presidenl Ag Club 4, Poullry Judging I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Sludenl Governmenl I, 2, Swealer Skil 4. NORVAL L. KNOX-Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Junior Varsily 2, 3, 4, Varsily Club 3, 4, 2OU Club 2, 3, 4, Sludenl Governmenl 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Class Ol'licer 41 A Cappella CIWOII' 'li Championship B Foolball Team 3, Swealer Skil' 4, FRANK J. LAIRD-Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsily Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, De- bating Club 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl B Senior Class 4, Siudenl Governnienl 3, Senale 4, Glee Club 4, Swealer Skil 4. , JOANNA LEONETTI-Scholarship 3, Officials' Club 2, 3, 4, Presidenl ol Tri B Club 4, Tri B Club 3, 4, Sales Manager Annual 3, Girls' Sporls Edilor An- nual 4, Annual Slall 3, 4, Ollicials' Club Secrelary 4, G.A.A, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Speedball Sporls Leader 4, Yell Leader G.A,A. 2, Sweaier Commirlee 4, Swealer Skil 4. MEREDITH LOVELADY-G.A.A. 3, 4, Sweaier Skil Commillee 4, Junior Class Play 3, Swealcr Skil 4. ISAIAS MENDEZ--Track I, 4, Swealer Skil 4. BESSIE MENDOZA-Glee Club 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Swealer Skil 4. MARGARET MOODY-Scholarship Sociely I, 2, 3, 4, President of Scholarship 2, Vice-Presidenl ol' Schol- arship 4, Secrelary of Scholarship 3, Archimedes Club 2, 3, 4, Secrelary Archimedes Club 3, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, Porllighl 3, 4, Assisianl Edilor of Porllighl 4, Annual Slall 4, Acliyilies Edilor of An- nual 4, World Legionnaires 3, 4, G.A.A, 3, 4, Class Secrelary 3, Class Play 3, Swealer Skil 4. MIKAKO NAKADEGAWAfG.A.A. 4, Swealer Skil 4, Sunrise Club 3, 4. JACK NENVBROUGH- Archimedes Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baskelball 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Sludenl Goyernrnenl 2, Safely 3, Swealer Skil 4. ELWYN R. NICKSA--G.A.A, 2, 3, 4, Tri B Club 2, 3, 4, World Legionnaires 3, 4, Class Play 3, Swealer Skil 4. JOHN H. NORSKOG-Archimedes Club I, 2, 3, 4, Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 3, IOC Club 4, Class Vice-Presidenl 3, Pholography Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Class Play 3, Sweaier Skil 4, Sludenl Goyernmenl I, 2, 3. -l32- LOUIS ORMSBY-Track Manager 3, Track I, Baseball I, Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Archimedes Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl Archimedes Club 4, Swealer Skil 4. WILMA PATTERSON-Swealer Commillee 4, Ollicials' Club 3, Class Play 3, Sludenl Governmenl 2, Senale I, Swealer Skil 4. JAY PAYE-Varsily Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 2, Baskelball 3, Sludenl Governmenl I, 2, Salely I, 2. ZONA GALE PETERSEN--Officials' Club 3, 4, Slamp Club 2, 3, Swealer Skil 4. LORRAINE A. PETRAS--Glee Club 4, Swealer Skil 4. KENNETH B. PICKLE---Edilor of Annual 4, Annual Slarl 3, 4, Edilor of Porllighl 3, Porllighl Slali 2, 3, 4, Archimedes Club I, 2, Vice-Presidenl Archi- medes Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Swealer Skil 4, Swealer Skil Commillee 4, Scholarship Sociely 4, Boys' Sporls Edilor Porllighr 3, Assislanl Boys' Sporls Edilor Annual 3, Senale I, 3, 4, Finance I, 3, 4, Sludenl Governmenl 3, Senior Class Yell Lead- er 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Varsily l, 2, 3, 4, Fool- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Annual Skil 3, 4, Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Champion Class B Foolball 2, 3, Sludenl Direclor of Swealer Skil 4. HIRAM PRlNCEfFoolball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Track 2, 3, Debalinq Club 3, 4, Debaling Club Presidenl 4, 2OU Club 3, 4, Ouldoor Club 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Varsily Club I, 2, 3, 4, Varsily Club 3, 4, Class Presidenl 2, 3, Senior Class Presi- denl 4, Senale 2, 3, 4. KATIE PUCClOfEnlered 3, Swealer Skil 4. JOHN ROBERT RICCI-B Foolball I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Junior Varsily Club I, 2, Senale 2, Presidenl Prep Club 3, 4, Secrelary Prep Club 3. LUCY ROLDAN-Glee Club I, Spanish Club I, 2, Swealer Ski'r 4. JOSEPHINE AILEEN RUSSELLfSludenI Governmenl 3, Swealer Skil 4. WILLIAM SCI-IUBERT-Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- Presidenl of Spanish Club 3, Scholarship 2, 3, Base- ball I, 4, Football 4, Debaling Club 3, 4, Hislory Club 3, Archinjedes Club I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl Jun- ior High Sludenl Body I, Swealer Skil 4. MLSAKO SHINTAKU-Sunrise Club 3, 4, Swealer Skil JOHN B. SHIVE-Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Baskelball 3, 4, Track I, Baseball 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Hislory Club 3, Ouldoor Club I, 2, 3, 4, Swealer Skir 4. ERASTUS PALMER SINCLAIR-Foolball I, Junior Varsily I, Swealer Skil 4. LAWRENCE W. SMITH - Foolball 3, 4, Junior Var- sily 3, 4, Swealer Skit 4. RUSSELL SMITH-Champion Foolball 2, 3, Foorball 2, 3, 4, Baskelball I, Junior Varsily 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Safely I, Swealer Skii 4, Archimedes Club I, 2, 3, 4, Class Ollicer 2, 3, Chrislmas Play 3, Sludenl Governmeni I, 3. IDA M. SOSKE-Glee Club I, Swealer Skil 4. ROBERT LEONARD STARK-Baseball I, 2, 3, Fool- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Var- sily 3, 4, Varsily Club 3, 4, 20U Club 3, 4, Class Presidenr 2, Senale 2, Glee Club Sergeanl-al-Arms 4, Swealer Skil' 4. ELDON SWARTZvFoolball I, 2, Junior Varsily I, 2, 2OU Club I, 2, Track Manager I, 2, Baseball I, 2, Slaqe Crew 4, Track 4, Swealer Skil 4, BERTHA TERAN- -Glee Club I, Fashion Show 3, Span- ish Club 2, 3, Swealer Ski? 4. WILLIE R. TERKLAfBaskeIball l, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, ZOU Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, IOC Club 4, Swealer Skil 4. CHARLES THORNBERRYfTrack 3, Archimedes Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, World Legionnaires 4, Hislory Club 3, Sludenl Governmeni' 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Debaling Club 4, Swealer Skil 4, Home Room Yell Leader 2, 3, Minslrel Show 3, Glee Club 2. ROSIE TRANlf-Painl Daubers' Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Swealer Skir 4, Senale I. CARL F. WADSACK-Track Manager I, 2, Swealer Skir 4. LOUISE WASHlNGTONfGlee Club I, Mixed Chorus 2, Spanish Club I, 2, Swealer Skil 4. LUCIE WATERS--G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senale 2, Tri B Club 3, 4, Sludenl Governmenl' 2, 3, Senior Social Comrnillee 4, Sales Manager Porl- lighl' 3, Adverlising Manager Annual 4, Safely 2, 3, Slage Crew 4. GEORGE B. WINES-2OU Club 3, Swealer Skir 4. 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Pr-MSICIAN AND SURGEON XX i 4O3'f2 AVALON, BOULEVARD :I NA AN IX ,Phone I77J N OFVEICWHOURS: XDaiNyQ2 pm.-6 pm.: mesa Y 7 ao p -9 p OX V Plymouth Chrysler Salas ana' Scrzfice GREENWALD MOTORS 230 Wes'l' Anaheim Memories that Linger on . . . . . . those refreshing interludes at the Sunfreze fountain which helped to make ' your l-ligh School days more enjoyable. V ? A delisious whelesome jeffd CREAM I , ,iii in,, VITAL ENERGY FRQDZEN SUN SIIINE HRDEN FHRMS, INC. 525 Shcrnnock Long Beach, Calif. Compliments of RITE-WHY CLEHNERS and DYERS Exwpfioltal Service Phone Wilmington 99 814 f-WQLON BOULEVHRD You can always be completely clothed in comfort and style at Forrest' ancl Deppen XV11,M1NG'roN, CALIFORNIA PHONIQ S44 Compliments . . . SHN PEDRO HCHDEMY of BEHUTY CULTURE Phone 5547 369 SEVENTH STREET. SHN PEDRO, CHLIF. Helene L. Casey, Mgr Courtesy Credit Phones:976 lDayl--476-W fNigl1tl Residence: I049 Lagoon Avenue E. B. 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UTS Y FURNITURE All Branches of Beauty Culture qnd Tfwghr HOME FURNISHINGS 310 Kress Building - Long BeOrch,Cc11if. 626 QVCQOT1 Blvd., Wilmington Phone 674-187 phone 328 Cemelimfnf-Y COMPLIMENTS OF ABBA-ZABA BAR Your Best Confection T AVALON .Sk I I I . 1 Y fl , 1, M wiv -, ' Eat J' ,ASNV P, K' 45 X i XQNKX x .xlH M tx 'Q 'P J E? A X '- 1 X , ' - I , xl Q I A X x..' ' izf1zcf'1iit5 off 3'Y' V Slixxi ' PRICE ,pf- '1 K M15 XFWYQDD ,X R D IQ AQQQQBX BANY ' E35 Xj56XfaXfQ3a,QrS in I J! uf Sal . . . Service 1 X 5 -' 'Vall- ,MHPSRDWG D , A0042 .,,,,, V ARL KO T S0 0 S MGTOR CO. ii u -Haag V-8 O EAST 15TH STREET 408 West Anaheim LOS ANGELES phone 4.42 P 7 90.1 Complimenis of Ship SUPP - - f X A . Ii, xi:-A - 'Sf W EAR I A CAFE, YACHT and The Home of Senior SHIP SUPPLIES Sweaters LQ v m'H1,::::gE1 Shed 815 AVALQN OULEVARD Telephone Wilmingion 1061 Phone 1299 . ff , lj, 13 o fx 'fy If !V ff I dx if J f VJ Q J e MARINE I if W' .ff yy LAQKNDR f J W ' . J X' . Wie! 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