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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1938 volume:

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GRAHAM As boys' vice-principal he has proved a iasiing friend, being in+eresi'ed bofh in s+udenJr govern- men'r and general welfare of The school. EVELYN CALEF As girls' vice-principal her pro- gressive spirir has sfeerecl Banning successfully Jrhrough many diicficuilr channels. 50 ATTENDANCE CF F ICE A poor excuse is belrfer Hwan none? Were you sick? UNO! DI'rching? Well! MAIN CF F ICE Busy, busy! always busy in 'the main office. There are secrefaries, +ypewrI+ers, Telephones, and plenfy of office work. CABINET l FALL SEMESTER JOHNNY PETROVICH Being I'I'1e sparlcplug in +I'ie new consH+u+ion's adopfion. Johnny lecl his sena+e To a banner year. Leff +o Righh MAX COOK, Vice-president ISABEL MACKAY, Secrelary: BEN BASSHAM, Boys' Sfudenl' Governmenf: MARJORIE LASSEL, Girls' Siudeni' Govern- menf: KIKUO KAWACHI, Boys' Organizafions: ROSEMARY STEPHENS, Girls' Or- ganizaiions: BETTIE HARRIS, Yell Leader: ALBERT GROTE, Forensics: GEORGIA TOMLIN, Finance: HARRY ELMORE. PubIici+y Manager: CHARLES SWIFT, Safe'l'y: JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS-DUANE SKINNER. Presideni: DANAFITZGERALD, Vice-president BARBARA VAN KEUREN, Secrefary: CARL YANAGI, Yell Leader. . I 2 COMMISSIONERS SPRING SEMESTER SAM MORRISON Sammy has s+eered Banning on io greaier I'1eigI1+s as Jme ifirsi presideni under our new consiiiu- Tion. Le'H 'Io Righ+: MARGUERITE DIETRICI-I, Commissioner of S+uden+ Government DOROTHY JONES, Commissioner of Publiciiy and Finance: JOE IKEGUCI-II, Com- missioner of Iniramural Ac+ivi+ies: NORMAN LAIRD, Commissioner of In+erscI1ooI Aciiviiies: SUSUMU OKURA, MILDRED PERONIA, JEAN MAXWELL, DAN FITZ- GERALD, Junior I-IigI'1 Commissioners. I I 3 N M 47C.w l1f,1 W , f 1 fi DEPARTMWNT AIR EN MARGARET HORN English-Social Sludies MADISON H. COMPTON Science ANNA TYLER Malhemaiics R ENA PEARSON Home Economics CLARA MARKS Allendance Officer LYDIA PACKWOOD Commercial ARDYS HAYNES Physical Educaiion EU GEN E PATZ Physical Ed ucalion HELEN SCHACKET Language PAYE MOORE Music ANTHONY CICERO Ari MYRRL MAXFIELD Counselor JEAN HODGES Librarian FLOYD RISTER Business Manager ELDRED SAN BORN Induslrial ffl, ff FACULTY vi. X I 7 U ENGLISH-SOCIAL STUDIES I IRENE BACKUS KEPHAS A. KINSMAN LEOTA BALCH WALTER E. HOLSTEIN C-INEVRA LCRUMBLEY EDWARD HEIL EVA GERRIETS DONALD PROSSER NEVA HERNDON LAURENCE WELCH ADA NYSWANDER CHRISTOPHER A.WELCH ALBERTINE SCOTT BENJAMIN F. YEOMAN AGNES J. SHUMATE I8 I AGNES R. WEAVER H. RUSSELL PAINE GWENDOLENE HOMSY MILDRED HANSON SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FLORENCE LOGEE MILFORD LEHMAN WALTER RIFFENBURG- JOHN W. CURTISS MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MARY COM ERFORD MORRIS FREED ALVIN VANDERMAST DOROTHY GORDON J VVLXQL I 6 D I x A , 'F - A-:S fr- . 5.--f I 1 K4 3 FACULTY THELMA HOLDRIDGE KENNETH SKINNER JOSEPHINE HARRISON AN NA N EFT THIRZA G-ROTE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT JAMES R. BRAMAN HOWARD B. KELLAM GUY KINGSBURY HERMAN P. WINN ' HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT DOROTHY E, STEWART CLAIRE ALLABACH ADALEE RILEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT JANE MILLER I GUS GERSON I LORNA MCCAIN I xx-JJ LOUISE ERNST MARCUS A. SAMPSON LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ELIZABETH ADOM VIRGINIA GRIFFIN ART DEPARTMENT DOROTHY HAYWOOD HELEN L. MOORE MUSIC DEPARTMENT PETER J. HARDER LOUIS J. SAUTER OFFICE LELAND SHELL PrIncipaI's Secrefa ry HELEN C. SAN DERSON Main Office MARY R, TUCKER A+'IencIance Office NANA BROWN Bookroom D Vx Mb If SEHIURS Q fy M MM Wfiwyy .www WW E . i I ,Nm Ii..-I.. H I In A SENIORS CABINET JAMES ALEX AUGUST SAM EDMONDS MALOVICH STEEN MORRISON 2 F . . xf , .'IF5 OFFICERS W' Q GEORGE BOB FLORENCE BILL LEI-IR ORMSBY RUGLAND BADER PresIden+ Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Yell Leader MARGARET ANNA VIRGINIA ALBERTINE HORN GRIFFIN SCOTT 2:2 'I f . , ' IAS TY L E R and if 23 ADVISORS ISAMU ADACHI RITA AYALA DAVID ALEXANDER MARC-OT BEN DER BILL BADER ALICE BENSON LOIS BLUME BRUCE BROCK VIRGINIA BOND DOROTHY BOULDIN HALLET BROWN MARY LOUISE BRUMMET LYNETTA BURGESS HARRY CARD RUTH CAHILL LESLIE CARRICK GERALDINE CASSINGHAM HAROLD CHESHIRE ALTHAIR CLARK DONN CLARK MARY JANE CLOUSE LUCILLE COOPER CHARLES CROOKS MARY COWLING JACK CRUL PATRICIA DICK LOUIS DAVIDOVICH MARGUERITE DIETRICH GORDON FREICK SARAH EGLUND JAMES EDMONDS ALICE FISCUS WALTER FIKE DEWEY FRIZZELL HELEN GILBERT LEROY FRENCH BETTY GIBSON JIMMIE GRIGSBY THELMA GUTIERREZ MILO GOBOVICH RICHARD HYDE ALAN HARDCASTLE G Q TOSHIOMI HATASHITA FLORENCE HAYES GEORGE HEDGES CHARLES HILPERT THELMA HERMAN CHARLES HOOD VERN HOWELL BONNIE HUTTON ORVALEE HUFFMAN CLIFFORD JACKSON JANE JOHANSON CLARENCE JOHNSON MARGARET JOHNSON LUCY KENNEDY MARJORIE KENT YASUHARU KINOSHITA YAYE KOJIMA HARELD KIRSCHER LILLIE KRUGER DOUGLAS LEEDY MAISIE LANCASTER STANLEY LEGASPI MARION LEGENDRE GEORGE LEI-IR ISABEL MACKAY ISABEL MATI-IESON LOUISE MacLEAN ALEX MALOVICI-I JAMES MARSHALL FRED MASUKAWA N .XX VICTORINE MATI-IESON MARGARET MCCUNE TI-IELMA McNICI-IOLS THOMAS MEJIA MICI-IIE MIZOBE I-IECTOR MENDEZ ERNEST MORENO MARY JANE MORRISON SAM MORRISON STANLEY NEIGI-IBARGER VERNA NELSON ROBERT NELSON W ? 5 JEANETTE NEWBROUGH MARGIE NISHIDA SUZUKO NISHIOKA RYOJI NONOSHITA ROBERT ORMSBY RICHARD PANERO PHYLLIS PATRICK JAMES PATTON BERNYCE PETRAS GEORGE PIERCE RUBY RICHARDSON WALTER PUTMAN FRANCES ROXY BILL ROXY RHODA RICHARDSON FLORENCE RUGLAND CHRISTY SALCIDO FRANCES SCHROEDER WILLIAM SCHROUDER FRANCES SHIPLEY HAROLD SHAFER LUIE SHINNO ELOISE SHIVE MARVIN SIRATT MARY SIOUEIROS DELBERT SMITH DOROTHY SMITH MARIAN SMITH BILL SNYDER ELSIE SMITH GENEVIEVE SPAULDING EVA MARIE STARK ROSEMARY STEPHENS LEEGENE STEWART AUGUST STEEN PAULINE SUDDUTH ELEANOR SUMNER EDWARD TENNEY GEORGIA TOMLIN ALICE TWITTY ROBERT TORP HATSUYE UENO O nl-nw SHIZUKO UENO ORP!-IA JEAN VINES JEAN VOIEN FREDA WEBER BILLY WELT ISABEL WHITTEN WESLEY WHITE NATSUMI YAMASHITA .EDWIN WINETEER TOSHIO MATSUOKA LEE BLAKESLEY JOHN ROSELLEN BILL JEWEL DOROTHY PETROVICH WALLEN SCHLARB CRAWFORD BRANDSTEAD Ephebian Eplwebian American American Cofwln Legion Legion Memorial SENIOR AWARDS MARGOT BENDER Eplwebian Sealbearer ROBERT ORMSBY American Legion ALICE TWITTY Eplwebian Sealbearer ROSEMARY STEPHENS Reader's Diqesf LOIS BLUME Eplnebian Sealbearer LEEGENE STEWART Corwin Memorial 3 I FLORENCE RUGLUND American Legion RYOJI NONOSHITA Travis Memorial l l B SENIORS CHRISTOPHER ANNA NORMAN WELCH NEFT LAIRD Presidenl OFFICERS AND ADVISORS 9 CHARLES VIVIAN EVELYNN FRITZ BROWN BROWNE Vice-Presidenl Secre+ary Yell Leader DOROTHY ROBERT WENDLE BRITTON HANSEN CLUTTER Yell Leader Cabinel Cabine+ 32 THOMAS ANDRADE NORMAN ANDROSS HAROLD BERENSTEIN DOROTHY BRITTON EDWIN BISHOP VIVIAN BROWN EVELYNN BROWNE ALBERT BUCCI BERNIECE CHIVERS GEORGIA CHRISTENSEN DOROTHY CLARK LOIS CLARK ROBERT CLEMMER .IAC CLIFFORD HARVEY CLUTTER WENDLE CLUTTER JOHN COX SHELBY DEADERICK RUTH DAVIS MARGARET DIHARCE BARBARA DREW rfg ORViLLE DOBBS CAROL FORD CHARLES FRITZ SAM FRYFIELD VELMA GILL HIROSHI FUJIKAWA ROBERT GREGORY DOROTHY GRIFFIN ALBERT GROTE JACK HAMMERBERG IRENE HALLINAN ROBERT HANSEN BETTY HELM ' LEO HESTON NORMA HERMAN ELEANORE HUTT JOE IKEGUCHI MARJORIE LASSEL ELMER JOHNSON KIKUO KAWACHI NORMAN .LAIRD MIGUELLA MARTINEZ BILL LIBBY SI-IIZUKO MATSUDA MAVIS McCLURE GENE MAYES BARBARA MILLS LOUISE MONGE FELIPE MOSOUEDA LILLIAN MYERS JACK NEWCOMBE CI-IIZUKO NAKADEGAWA ARTHUR NEWHARD VIRGINIA PARKI-IURST BERNICE PAYE ESTHER PONCE FRED PONCE MARGARET REUTER HAROLD REED RAOUEL ROLDAN I-IORST ROI-IDE ANNA SANFORD LORRAINE SMITH CHARLES SWIFT EMMA JEAN STARK MARGARET TAKASHIMA LORRAINE TALCOTT AMPARO VALDEZ GLENN TRALLER WANDA WALKER ROY WICKS ZELLA WISH MAN LORRAINE ZELLER CANDIDLY SPEAKING Hcuvlms i ,I ...ny , 1 r: ..A 1 A x 1 X d 4 1 1 ' 4 J. 74 4 I 1 J I Sq i .3 .v 1'- -rf r . R . K Tw 1 ' 1 A 1 1 ,U . . 1 .fm AQ ,W V -fwf f wh GINEVRA I. CRUMBLEY Porlrliqhf H. RUSSELL PAINE Pilof Wheel PUBLICATION ADVISORS GUY KINGSBURY ANNA NEFT DOROTHY HAYWOOD FLOYD RISTER LOUIS SAUTER Produdion Sales Ar? Finance Phofography 40 MARGOT BENDER EdH'or JAMES EDMONDS Managing Edllor PILCT WHEEL EDITORS STAFF AT WORK First +l1e Annual dummy is slcelclwedq 'rlwen come plclure schedules. Secrefs and more secrels and finally The Pilol' Wheel is ou'r. I-low do you like I+? 4l PILOT 1 I CHARLES SWIFT Phoio GEORGE LEHR Spare Time Edi+or MARGUERITE JOE DOROTHY DIETRICH IKEGUCHI JONES A Seniors B Seniors Adminis'fra+ion Press Time SAM ALEX ROBERT MORRISON MALOVICH ORMSBY Spare Time Hero Time Hero Time Asst Edifor Asst Edifor Eclifor DOROTHY DAVID BARBARA REX SMITH COOVER MILLS STEPHENS Squin+ Adverfising Adverfising SaIes 42 WHEEL THELMA FRANCES CLIFFORD MCNICHOLS ROXY JACKSON Girls' Time Girls' Time Classes Eclilor Assl. Edilror VIRGINIA MARGARET l.OlS PARKHURST JOHNSON BLUME Gay Time Gay Time Ari KIKUO BERT LEO LESLIE KAWACHI BRAIWICK HESTON CARRICK Librarian Assf. Pholo Prin+ Shop Sales 43 RUTH KUWADA Typisl' SHIRLEY KEEFE Assl. Ari PORTLIGHT STAFF . FALL SEMESTER JAMES EDMONDS Edi+or Leff +0 Righ+: MARGUERITE DIETRICH. Assisfanf Edifor: LARRY BOZARTH, Boys' Spor+sg BETTIE HARRIS, Girls' Spor+S: BEN BASS- HAM, News Release: WANDA OSBORN. Exchange: HARRY ELMORE, Circula+ion: DAVID COOVER. Adverfising: MARGARET PETERSON. Junior High Edi+or: JOHN ZERVANTIAN, Prini' Shop: JOE IKEGUCHI. Sales: DOROTHY BEDELL, Feafure EdI+or7 ARCHIE HARTMAN. Assisfani' Boys' Sporfs. 44 PORTLIGHT STAFF SPRING SEMESTER MARGUERITE DIETRICI-I Edi+or Leff +o Righ+: MARGARET PETERSON, Assisiani' Ediiorq ARCI-IIE I-IARTMAN, Boys' Sporisg BARBARA POWERS, GirIs' Sporisq I-IORST ROI-IDE, Eeaiure Ediior: WANDA GRAI-IAM, News ReIease7 GLORIA KNIGI-IT, Exchange: LLOYD BECKETT, CircuIaIiongJAIv1ES RICHARD- SON, Adveriising: JEAN I-IENARD, Junior I-Iigh Eciiiorg BILL EDWARDS, Ari: LEO I-IESTON, Prinf Shop: JACK I-IILLIARD, Assisi- t e if I I 'I', l 45 Va 'sk A jhkfwfd? I REPORTORIAL STAFF Where is your copy? -familiar words lo lhe Porllighl slalrl. SALES STAFF A They pul all sales drives over The lop. ADVERTISING STAFF Work ol: lhese go-qeffers and fha co-operalion of business people made This book possible. PRINT SHOP lnlc, galleys, and pied 'lype are familiar To lhese fellows. fFf7y Mf PROM Rlwyllwmic music, lovely gowns, and a floor as smoolli as ice. A parly The guesls will never forgel. V NOON DANCE GoHa penny? Sponsored loy seniors, weelcly swing sessions To popular recordings were eagerly welcomed. PREP DANCE Truclcin', Suzy Q'in', Big Applin' are combined al Jrlwese mon+l'1ly affairs. Tl1anlcs for +l'1e dance. 48 S'38 SWEATER SKIT S'38 debufs In ravishing green and whilre swea+ers. Adion Took place in a moving picfure sfudio. 1lI ' ' 'CHRISTMAS PLAY Sanfefs foy shop was The seflring of a skH presenfed by Jrne music deparfrnenf, aided by Hue arf deparfmenf. W'39 SWEATER SKIT Maroon and whi+e swealrers were inlrroduced offer a ski? re!easeol on an uH'ra modern Jrele-vision sef. 49 Upper le'F+: Ben Basslnam, Bob Landry. Upper right Tom Lislw, Rosellen Wallen, Dorolhy Bedell, Ben Basslnam, Belfie Harris. BoHom: Larry Bozarflw. Bob Landry, Bill Sclwlarb, Malllnew Phillips, Virginia Briflon, George Derry, Janera Smilh, Dan llurri, Norma l-lurclninson, Clinion Legg. Bill Talkinqfon, Adeline Anderson, Oland Bunn, Elizabefh Malouf. THE TWO IMPCDSTERS Frivolous, foolball-minded college life was porlrayed loy The W'38 class in Jrlwe gay srory, The Two lmposrersn, under The direcrion of Miss Eva Gerrieis. 50 COME QUT QF THE KITCHEN An lrish lorogue. sparkling comedy, and a novel plor diflerenlialed Come Our of Jrhe Kirchenn from previous plays. This S'38 producrion was direcred by Miss Eva Gerriers. Upper Lefh Bill Bader, Margo? Bender, Harold Cheshire, Leegene Sfewari, Isabel Maclcay, Vern Howell, Frances Shipley, Frances Schroeder, Milo Gobovich, Sam Morrison. Upper Righr: Leegene Srewarr, Bill Bader, Frances Shipley. Lower Leffz Clifford Jackson, Waller Fike. Lower Righf, siand- ing: Milo Gobovich, Leegene Sfewarl, Sam Morrison, Waller Filce, Isabel Mackay, Vern Howell, Bill Bader, Clifford Jackson, Harold Cheshire, sealed. Margo? Bender, Miss Gerrieis, Frances Schroeder, Frances Shipley. 51 i 1 COMMENCEMENT A brief symbolic ceremony in cap and gown-Jrlwen freshmen all over again in a new and larger worlcl. BACCALAUREATE Words of wisdom fro graduaies offered by men of knowledge are absorbed by a++en+ive lisleners. ARMISTICE DAY SKIT Y One of ine finesr programs of The year. World Legionnaires siressecl Jrne neecl for peace by a +l1ougl1+-slimulaiing pageani. 52 SR. GIRLS' GLEE Melodic refrains coming from bunga- low IO indicafe 'lhe presence of en- Thused girls blend- ing Their voices in song. 5 K SR. BOYS' GLEE A social and mu- sical group oi boys organized 'o-op- eraie-Y. Wirh chool amd comlnunily wifh Ava rie+y in song. JR. GIRLS' GLEE Appreciaie and enjoy singing while represeniing lheir school Through The medium of song. DRILL TEAM Girls in red and black enihuse roof- ers wilh zesl and ziz-boom-ba +0 cheer on champion leams. BAND Flashing inslru- menls, briqhl uni- forms, and snappy 'lunes - Jrhus The band does ils parl in increasing school ORCHESTRA Their combined musical ellorls pro- vide melody for numerous programs: commencement se- nior play, assemblies. lolies. JR. ORCHESTRA Music noviiiales, sfriving +o develop and improve +heir lalenls, have shown marked advance- me-nf. BADER'S SWING BAND Swing-crazed Ban- ningi+es find expres- sion 'ro 'rhe synchron- ized harmonies of lhis musical group. JUNIOR HIGH AIRPLANE Aviaiors of Io- morrow gain valua- ble experience by aclrive parficipafion in model air rneelrs. WORLD FRIENDSHIP An impressive Armisiice Day sIciI and correspondence wi+h sIuden+s in for- eign narions have IurIhered world peace. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP The brains of Ihe school, well equip- ped wifh apples and poIish, comprise This honor socieI'y mem- bership. JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP They're preparing for senior high scholasric Ieader- ship and are doing a good iob of ii. Ioo. ARCHIMEDES A desire for maih- emaiicai and scien- Iific knowledge characierizes 'rhis group's IiveIy meei- ings. JR. STATESMEN Direcring 'rhe lirsl eleclion under The new consfilufion was an oulslanding achievemeni of lo- morrow's polilical leaders. SPANISH Tradifions of old Spain, senoriras and senores, are glorified in rneelings of Jrhe sludenls of Como esfa Ud? PREP Big Apple en- Jrhusiasls are grafe- iul for Jrhe efforls of lhese snappy lead- ers who arrange lhe rnonlhly dances. AGRICULTURE Learning scienrific mefhods 'rhese mod- ern agriculluralisrs iudge sroclq, Cirrus fruii, and make Trips. PleEoN EQUIPMENT This energelic group has nearly compleled equip- menr for breeding. raising, and Training of homing and dis- play pigeons. fi JR. HIGH PHOTO Inlricacies of pic- Iure Taking and de- veloping are mas- Iered by Ihese snap- shol' enlhusiasls. JR. HIGH ART Proudly Ihey dis- play skelches, painf- ings, and proiecfs cornpleled during daily noon meelings. JR. RED CROSS COUNCIL Flood relief. dele- gales Io nalional convenlions, and canned food drives are maneuvered by 'rhese seleclred slu- denls. CHORAL SPEECH Inauguraling a new era in spealcing in- Ieresl, Ihe Choral Speech Club enjoy- ed a successful year. LATIN Acquainls sfudenls wilh in+eres'ring highlighls and clas- sical manners wilrh which Ihe language is associaled. SENIOR 20-U Ushers ai impor- Iani assemblies and special evenis prac- Jrice couries ellliciency. fax V , ' , N, p JUNIOR 20-U Keeping order ai Iheir own iunior high auol. calls prepares Ihem for Iuiure service. CHESS AND CHECKERS Playing Ihe game wilh deep concen- Iraiion provides pleasure and worih while 'rraining for Ihese Thinkers. CAM PFIRE GIRLS Love of naiure and praciice in 'rhe crafis makes lor enjoyable hours. DEBATING These fine speak- ers represeni Ban- ning in many suc- cessful inierschool clelaaies. PUBLIC SPEAKING Speech develop- menT and improve- menT is The aim of The cIub. BOOK REVIEW Reviewing and discussing The books They have read proves boTh valua- ble and pIeasanT. DEVILS Gives indespensi- bIe service in prinT- ing The PorTIighT, Annual, and oTher pubIicaTions. Ex- perience is gained, Too. STAGE CREW Behind The scenes They carry on, pre- paring seTs and ar- ranging The sTage so ThaT assemblies, plays and oTher pro- grams can go on. NURSING ArdenT devoTees oT The Lady wiTh The Lamp Iearn TirsT hand meThods OT medical aid. ENGINEERS Model airplanes, radios, seismoqraph, sunspoi apparaius, insecl collecfing and olrher hobbies lceep scieniific boys busy. THRIFT Value of Time and money is discussed in 'lhis club. Care of school properly is furlhered. SUNRISE Promoling friend- ship and social con- Jracis belween Jap- anese sfudenlrs is 'rhe aim of This group. JR. G. A. A. Foslrers a spirif of loyallrv, cooperafion and sporfsmanship amonq iunior high girls who are afhlel- ically minded. COMMERCIAL Valuable business conlacls are made a n d e c o n o mic knowledge is offered 'ro 'rlwese Iulure busi- ness people. J iw MX milk-fm v . XYZ RaI'1I RaI'1I Rob! Precision in leading yells and songs cre- ales school spirif. VARSITY Furllwering inleresf in a+I'1Ie+ics and a spirii of good sporfs- rnansliip, Ilie cream of Banning ailnleies dedicales ifs ellorls. JR. VARSITY B. C. and D. lei'- Iermen prepare for and assisl in ad- vanced a'rI'1Ie+ic ac- Iivily. JR. HIGH LETTERMEN Promofes iunior I1iqI'1 a'rI1IeIics and Iwandles aclivifies of Ilwe sevenili, eiglwllw, and ninlh grades. Fulure allwleles of Banning. N l fl? UUDITIE 3 IH THE HER HUFF ARRN ED oven me 10? THE THTNKER QCONFERENCE GENTAL GEORGE OF THE SWAT BOGUS BOGY M AN GATN RTNG BADER BLOWS A BUCK -Q-ml LM AN-WHAT Now THE s cn-IUCKLE OUT OF BREA DON DUCK HHEI Ill! Q M ,M 11? 1. ,A X if 'A ga Q ,. E' Q I ui: it 2: S 'kk R-wff' H i W 'Q W QL V .5 - X , ,., Q ' X3 if UQ' xi ,QQ . 1 . . L M 'A ' is 95:3 ,ix i,,! g, ., fyfy f 2 WP' A K K AML., 1220 2 ww' .1 XYA I , 4 imgkiia ,w?4 xAd42w1 fx ' ff . , 4, zifvwxfvq fgfff- Fig 7 ' 3:5 0531 S v k f V remiss. . , 'iggfff 1 L :Q WN A ' 4 gr V V+. . K ' LVM .gf I . , 5. -L Q 1, a A 7 x V 5 1 . 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His B foofball feams have loeen unequaled for four years in Pacific League compefifion. GUS J. GERSON MARK Varsify foofball coach. Under his fuforship fhe Pilofs capfured fhe Pacific League 'rifle fhis year. Complefing his fiffh year af Banning, Coach Gerson looks forward fo many more championship seasons. SAM PSON A new addifion fo one of fhe finesf coaching sfaffs in fhe cify, Coach Sampson furned ouf an- ofher championship feam for Banning. l-le has made, a fine showing wifh his baslcefball and fr-ack 'reams and is expecfed fo repeaf again nexf season. i 75 EUGENE L. PATZ GUS J. GERSON MARK SAMPSON BILL SQTILARB R S I be FQOTBALL BOB LANDRY All-Pacific Taclcle CHARLES ZERVANUAN Capfaln DAVID ALEXANDER Mosl Valuable Back ALEX MAl..OVlCl-l lvlcsf Valuable Lineman HONORMEN Charles Zervanfian, Caplrain, W'38g Bill Sclwlarb, All- Paclflc and mosl valuable man, W'38: Bob Landry. All- Pacific, W'38: David Alexander, mos? valuable back, S'38q Alex Maloviclw, mosl valuable lineman, S'38. Scl1larb Snaqs ll r N ,f If ff' Z w Champ . X yL, D. YOUNG End S. DEADERICK Guard L. SWANSON End B. TALKINGTON Quarfer Y, KINOSHITA B.TORP Cenfer Guard J. PETROVICH A. STEEN Quarfer End J. SWANSON J. IKEGUCHI Cenier Half C. MABEE S. LEGASPI Guard Half Coliseum Team VARSITY FCDCDTBALL SEASON Beginning a successful season, Banning Pilofs frounced Bell Eagles, 7-O. Banning confinued ifs splurge by dropping Riis, 20-O. Then came an off day when Jordan oufplayed, fhe Pilofs. winning 12-O, buf lafer forfeifing, I-O, due fo an ineligible man. ln The final game, fhe Pilofs were held fo a scoreless fie by Soufh Gafe Ramblers. The acfion foolc place in fhe opponenfs' ferrifory. The powerful lvlohicans of Gardena scalped Banning 27-6 in fhe firsf inferlocking game. Banning and Bell represenfed fhe Pacific League in fhe soufhern division againsf fhe norfhern division. Banning played fhe opening game againsf Norfh Hollywood in The Coliseum and performed nobly. 78 Champs N. LAIRD G. HEDGES B.BASSHAIv1 Full Tackle Tackle G.DERRY .LTALKINGTON D.GlBBONS Cenfer Full Guard D. PANERO W. PUTMAN B. SPENCER Half End Half BILL BADER H. CHESHIRE Guard Quarher ARCHIE PETROVICH CoACap+ain FOCDTBALL GEORGE LEHR Co-Caplain KE! OZAKI Mosl' Valuable Lineman HONORMEN George Lehr. co-caplain and mosl valuable back, S'38: Archie Pelrovich, co-capfain and mosl' valuable man. S'39: Kei Ozalci, mosl valuable lineman, W'38. Champs in Acfion Champs EJOHNSON J.MELE Half Full ESOZA B.Sl-lEPl-lERD Tackle Cenier W.CLlSHAM l'l.STlNE Tackle End P.l-llSSEY C.DUKETTE Hall End B.WELT l-lall: J. OKURA Half G. REIMAN Encl T. SCl'lMlTZ Tackle B SQUAD c some B AND C FQOTBALL B SEASON Bell opposed Banning Pilols and was drulobed, I3-O. The Banning champs nex+ mel 'rhe Jordan Bulldogs and came home wilrh a I2-O viclory. Then by delealinq Soulrh Gale, 27-O, Jrhe champs lcepl' 'rheir non-scored- upon record infact C SEASON Playing only Two games, Jrhe C's won from Nar- bonne, 7-6, and los'r 'ro San Pedro, 25-O. Co-caplains were Rex Slephens. Carl Yanagi. 82 Champs P. ANGELICH J. ALEXANDER End Full V. HOWELL K. HARRIS Guard Quarfer A. NEWHARD T, PAGE Cenfer Guard R.QUESADA S. SHINJI Guard Tackle B. ARMSTRONG End M. LEGENDRE Half D. LARSEN Cenfer R.STEVENS. and C. YANAGI C feam co-capfains VARSITY BASKETBALL BOB ORMSBY Capfain JACK TWEEDIE All-Pacific HARVEY CLUTTER All-Pacific HONORMEN Bob Ormsby, capfain, All-Ciry forward, All-Pa- cific forward, S'383 Jack Tweedie, All-Pacific for- ward, Hwird srrinq All-Cify, S391 Harvey Clurfer, All-Pacific quard. W'39. Ormsby in Addon Champs H. MENDEZ D. FREY Guard Cenfer J. COX W. CLUTTER Guard Guard C. JACKSON G. BERESFORD Cenfer Forward C. GORP-IAM Forward ' VARSITY soufxo SA AND B BASKETBALL VARSITY SEASON Banning began iTs campaign by edging ouT Bell, 37-36. ln reTurn game Banning won, 44-25. The PiloTs Then began a scoring spree and dropped The Riis Vikings in boTh games, 52-26, 38-32. Con- Tinuing The onslaughT, The PiloTs drubbed Their nexT vicTims, The Jordan Bulldogs, by 63-45, 50-40. Winding up a successTul season, The PiloTs ouTclassed The SouTh GaTe Ramblers, 46-22, 56-2!. B SEASON The B hoopsTers came Through displaying Tine courage and abiliTy. The B's were capTained by Luie Shinno. The season record Tollows: Banning vs. Bell, 9-37, 23-27. Banning vs. Riis, 37-31, 23-2l. Banning vs. Jordon, 24-38, 27-4I. ' Banning vs. SouTh GaTe, I8-25, I9-52. B SQUAD CSQUAD C AND D BASKETBALL C SEASON Banning vs. Bell-opening game, I8-l2: reiurn game, 8-I6. Ban- ning vs. Riis-scores were, 2l-I9, and 2I-I l. Banning vs. Jordon- in Jrhe firsl' game, 27-I6, and 29-I2 in lhe second. Banning vs. Soulh Gale-in The opener, I8-13, in The relurn game, 2l-I7. C's capfained by Fred Masulcawa. D SEASON Banning vs. Bell-in fhe opener. 20-23, in 'l'he second game, I4-29. Banning vs. Riis-lhe firsi ended, 34-I9. and 'l'he relurn encounler, I5-7. Banning vs. Jordon-Pilols 'rook lirsl' game, I6-9, and lhe Bulldogs 'rhe second, I3-I4. Banning vs. Soulh Gale- Banning won in ending lhe firsl round, I9-IZ, and again in The closing game, 22-14. D's capiained by Bill Kenl. DSQUAD i. .axis HARVEY CLUTTER mm VARITY BASEBALL HAP RY STIN E Second HONORMEN Harvey Ciuiier, Capiain, W'39. Under his able guidance Ban- ning won 'rhe championship. Harry Siine, capiain-elect S'4O. Wi'rh him as capirain Banning has high hopes for ano+her championship. Wendie Cluirier, W'39, mosi valuable man and chosen for ihird siring all-ciiy for his good work. VARSITY SQUAD Co-Champs A. MALOVICH D. NUNES S. LEGASPI Cafcher Cenfer Field Pifcher A. PETROVICH I-LTERAN P.AN6-ELICH Pifcher Caicher Pifcher W.CLUTTER K. HARRIS J.COX Firsf Base Le-H Field Third Base VARSITY AND SOPH BASEBALL VARSITY SEASON Opening The Third championship season againsT The El Segundo Oilers, The PiloTs won by a 9-4 score. In The reTurn game The PiloTs sTaged a Track meeT , winning, I7-I. The Gardena Mohicans were The nexT To Tall. Banning won 5-3, 5-4. The PiloTs nexT beaT The old rivals, Narbonne, in boTh encounTers. The scores, 6-5, II-2. Clos- ing a successful season wiTh games againsT San Pedro, Banning won, 5-4 in The TirsT, and losT The lasT game, 4-2. Thus Banning and San Pedro shared The championship. SOPI-I SEASON The soph baseball Team by winning Three ouT oT Tive games shows promise oT TuTure varsiTy championships. Their schedule: Banning 7, l.. A. I-Iigh 6: Banning 7, FremonT IO: Banning 9, Lincoln O lTorTeiTl: Banning 8, Roose-velT 3: Banning 3, I-lunTingTon Park 9. SOPH SQUAD ROUND TRIP 90 VARSITY SQUAD LEHR BREAKS THE TAPE VARSITY TRACK l I-IONORMEN George Lehr, S'38-Cap-Tain and mosT valuable man To Team. CompeTing in his lasT year on Banning's Track Team, George led his Team maTes Through The season in Tine sTyle. George Tied The school records in The cenTury and Turlong wiTh Times oT IO seconds TlaT and Team maTes Through The season in Tine sTyle. George Tied The school 22 seconds TlaT, respecTively. Kirk McKeever, S'39-High poinT man. Kirk showed ouTsTanding improvemeni' This year, breaking The school record in The high hurdles, covering The 120 yards in l5.5 seconds. 91 VARSITY TRACK SEASON Opening a fairly successful season. +l'1e Pilofs mel Hwe Riis Vikings and were bea'ren, 63'f'7-4O'f7. Banning nexf encounrered 'rlne Souih Gale Ramblers. being clefeafed in a close mee+, 44 IX3 -59 2f3. The nexl conlesl proved +l'1e mos? +l1rilling meer of lhe year. Ban- ning's charges mei and 'rrounced +l1e Jordon Bulldogs, 57-47. Wind- ing up 'rlwe season agains+ 'rlwe Bell Eagles, ilne Pilo+s were nosed ou'r in a 'riglii meet 57-47. G. LEHR, Caplain K. MCKEEVER, l-liglw poinl' man D. FREY H. STINE C. PEARSON B. WELT D. PANERO AGROTE D.ALEXANDER GJOHNSON BSQUAD B AND C TRACK B SEASON The B's won only one meei in 1938 buf showed greai courage and a +rue Banning spiri+. The scores of The meeis were: Riis, 67'f2-27l,!2, Banning's favor: Soulh Gale, 37-58: Jordan. 3l-64: Bell, 27lf2-67lf2. George Reiman was capiain. C SEASON Winning half of Their meels, +he Banning midgeis were sirong confenclers for The championship. The meei' scores follow lBan- ning's scores lisled firsflx Riis, 44-33: Souih Gale, 57-201 Jordan, 34--437 Bell, 3O'f2-43lf2. Cs capiaineol by Jimmie Okura. CSQUAD TENNIS SQUAD A FAST SET TENNIS HONORMAN Jac CliTFord, capTain. W'39, playing his Third and lasT year on The Team, led his Team maTes Through a successTul year. sEAsoN y Displaying power, The PiloTs dropped The Bell Eagles, 5-2. Then came disasTer in The Torm oT SouTh GaTe, Banning being beaTen, 7-O. Playing The Eagles Tor The second Time, The PiloTs again emerged vicTorious. ln The Tinal rneeT wiTh SouTh C-5aTe, Banning losT iTs TirsT championship in Ten years by dropping The ma+ch, 6-I. 94 J. CLIFFORD Isl Singles R. G-ENTRY 3rd Singles E. BISHOP Is? Doubles G. CH ESHIRE 2nd Doubles MR. E. SANBORN Coach CJACKSON 41h Singles L. BU PP Isl' Doubles C. SWlFT 3rd Doubles B. HANSEN 2nd Singles N. ANDROSS 5ll1 Singles H. EDMONDS 2nd Doubles D. LARSEN 3rd Doubles SPORTS MANAGERS FOOTBALL quppef Ieflrj-E. HOLDEN, A. LINDSTROM, O. BUNN BASKETBALL Tuppef righwkj-D. YANEZ, J. ERASER, C. MENDEZ A. LINDSTROM, H. LEGS, D. WASHINGTON. TENNIS Unse+j-M. BLANCHARD. BASEBALL fLower lef+l-C.TSNYDER, B. FAIRNBACK, I-I. SNIDER G. DOUGLASS. TRACK fLower ragmy-6. DOUGLASS. G. HEDGES, H. LEGS. 96 ARDYS I-IAYNES LOUISE ERNST LORNA MCCAIN JANE MILLER VIRTUS AWARD I-Iighesf award a girl aih- Ieie of Banning can win. A greai' honor To ihe lucky one. COACHES Mrs. Haynes leads girls' physical educaiion and has direci charge of correcfive work. Good healirh is her moiio. Miss McCain, 6. A. A. cabinet Tri-B, and Officials Club sponsor. As a builder of cham- pionship Ieams, her skill is well known. Miss Erns'I', a newcomer, is in charge of J. G. A. C. Mrs. Miller conducfs Jrennis Iournamenis. A friend +o every girl. JEWEL CRAWFORD W'38 DOROTHY SMITH S'38 98 G. A. A. CABINET Sheff officers Ior G. A. A., consisfing of I2 girls a semesfer. Good sporfsmanship and leaders. JEWEL CRAWFORD THELMA MCNICHOLS W'38 S'38 PHYLLIS BROWN MARGUERITE DITERICH ISABEL MACKAY FRANCES ROXY RHODA RICHARDSON ELOISE SHIVE MARGIE KENT DOROTHY SMITH MAISIE LANCASTER BETTY GIBSON BETTIE HARRIS RUBY RICHARDSON 99 TRI-B Mosi' adive club in G. A. A., consisfing of girls who have earned le+'rers. Supervises playdays. THELMA MCNICHOLS Presidem' W'38 IOO DOROTHY SMITH Presideni' S'38 OFFICIALS A referee for every Jrype of game is frained in This organiza+ion. THELMA MCNICHOLS Presideni' W'38 IOI BETTY GIBSON Presiden+ S'38 VARSITY BASKETBALL Favorlfe Wll l'I'6F sport Thus +eam WIH no'l' be defea+ed. VARSITY SPEEDBALL ever Ir en'o s a in . Fasf and excifing game which YQ ' 1 Y PI Y Q I IO2 VQLLEYBALL s ee ,ef l If Over The nel' ancl The garhe 4 QQ s+ar'red. Fifleen poinls and Jrhe game has ended. H' VARSITY BASEBALL Each girl anficipales baseball. This game cannol be surpassed. I03 G.A.A, Leadership in girls' sporrs af Banning is shown by girls in +l'1e 6. A. A.. where sporlsrnanship, cnaracfer building and a'rl1le+ic aclnievemenl are found. Many aclive hours in eller-school games and playdays provide enioymenl. I IO4 GIRLS AT PLAYDAY W CLHSSES W xv. r YQ'-' -1' wif-,, ,i:,, l,54,f,.,- A. ,',,., --, Q-5, , ,M ' , 1 ,. n, . -111. . 4 .xi ,. .Nu wg. -v.. '-1- - - . ' A -u . . . .. .1 . ,,-.,. 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' - , Cf 2 , V v ,b ' , , , . 1 I . - i+,j'-X N' I ,. - J.-ng 1. ., , , , '- 51,3-5l:1f35 jj'--fQ,f-'fi,gg 'mf' Lrg. - ,- E ,, ' ' Q Q -wflggiizi' ' f- -':,QffEt'511f'ff5123,-yfi, X w f:,., :,'y,Aj.'x 'F a.'f .1g,l..-f s - jf F-:i, 'A,!.. -'-+caL'Lfw f'f-m e 14-Hx-5 ' - ' ' ' u i' h X ' M . , , , V . .. -..a . .- ::Y v3: I I : :: Ev ..5r -4 fha?-gg?4'.1ii,,f,6Fa Iwrna Vi- 4.15-gjifiw Wlwp. l Q.: nk - n 1 -,I 5 e'yL.9,'ji y.- ik Q, - , ,V ,V 4 --JN., v 1 1 ' -t -,I ,qv-,5 wg, A1 1- ' 'M '- V -.E::,f'-. ' ' ',1y.r. .' of SENIOR I-IIGI-I MISS PACKWOOD. FIRST ROW-L. Davenport D. Chrisiensen, R. Barnum, E. Crablree, P. Brown, Miss Paclcwood, B. Bales, T. Basferrecluea, B. Bozar+I1, F. Copeland, V. Acebedo. SECOND ROW-L. Bupp, J. Dernsey, L. Barnum, M. Crigler, M. Clwrisiianson, J. Boynfon, G. BecIceH', A. Bryanl, L. Bess, C. Crawford, S. Armale. THIRD ROVV---W. Cadenbaclw, G. Beresford, J. Auguslenborg, C Ainsworllw, D. Coover, M. Abascal, J. Campion, P. Bishop. MISS SCHACKET. FIRST ROW-M. Fuelfe, L. Jackson, B. Drew, M. Esparza, D. Hanson, M. Kelley, A. Hubbard, R. Cvulslnall, M. Greenwood, I-I, Gauglwan. SECOND ROW-J. Duncan, S. Jones E. Edwards, M. Donnelly, R. Cvenfry, J. Harlman, D. Jaclcson, G. Douglass, A. Gonzales. MRS. HARRISON. FIRST ROW-A. Nomura, N. Marlclwenlco, L. Malfoclcs, A. Marconi, M. Maclsaac, Mrs. Harrison, M. McKeever, V. Larrieux, H. Malin, M. Moriyama. SECOND ROW-G. Miller, T. Mizobe, J. Mofa, C. Mayes. M. Kunz, I. Ludlow, H. Leoneili, R. Kuwada, G. Mafsurnafo, B. Murrah. THIRD ROW-A. Nalcaslnima, M. Malcom, K. McKeever, H. McFarland, B. Neal, A. Mallne- son, R. Morgan, J. Mele. All ' I . I P I ' I f ' I' 5 ' , .f ' A ', IA I S ' . ,,s,,,..,... . , , . ... , . ,. .- ,W A B H MRS. BACKUS. FIRST ROW-A. PI'iiIpoI'r, L. PraII, M. Reddock, L. Seger, Mrs. Backus, M. RuI1, B. Pererson, M. PeIerson, D. Rowley, B. Pearson. SECOND ROW-L. Ramos, H. PernoI, C. Pearson, B. Powers, G. Pierce, E. Scudder, G. Savage, A. Ruiz. THIRD ROW-K. Ozawa, J. SI1eII, K. Sasaki, J. Okura. MISS ALLABACH. FIRST ROW-E, Sfamper, C. Silk, J. Srenson, H. Wagner, M. WiI'cI'ier, E. Thrapp, Miss AIIabacI1, T. SmiII'1, A. Wilson, M. Webb, L. Tisdale, M. WaII. SECOND ROW-G. Torp, P. Wada, J. ZervanIian,, V. Toney, J. Tweedie, M. WI'1iIson, D. Snyder, D. Wilson, J. WeddIe, E. Wilkinson. E MRS. MOORE. FIRST ROW--J. Carrnona, M. Acuna, A. AIIison, D. Ezell, Mrs. Moore, F. D'Arnbrosi, B. Beaver, E. Dormer, I. Bosi. SECOND ROW-R. Cohn, B. BredaI'1I, R. Barri++, M. Crooks, R. Czerninshi, A. Edge, C. CoIeman. THIRD ROW-A. AngoIIi, J. AIdridge, R. CoIe, B. Cork, R. Andersen, T. Bohanan. i MRS. ADOM. FIRST ROW-C. Jirninez, A. Espinosa, J. Goior, M. Gordon, S. Gifford, D. Gray Mrs. Adom, D, Jones, F. Friedrich, V, Geniii, L. Hesron, J. Fraser. SECOND ROW-T. Hafashifa J. Hilliard, C. Frey, P. Hissey, W. King, E. Garcia, N. Johnson, T. Gobovich, C. Hinfon. J. Hernandez, D. Founiaine. MRS. HERNDON. FIRST ROW-M. Osborne, J. Pacheco. K. Parra, B. Krieger, B. Mari, Mrs I-ierndon, E. Miller, W. Osborn, A. KOH, M. Moroolca, F. Okamofo, Y. Lee. SECOND ROW-J Marfinez, H. Legg, P. Mifchell, M. McCurdy. E. Manzo, B. Klemme, R. Lehr, K. Lloyd, H. Munson THIRD ROW-E. Lichlyrer, J. Meicalf, H. Melfon, W. Mi'rcheII, D. Parkhursf, J. MaxweII, G. MCGIII MR. WINN. FIRST ROW-F. Toy, J. Pemberron, D. Schneider, K. Young, L. Sfirraf, Mr. Winn D. SediIIos, M. Roias, M. Warner, J. Wineieer, C. Romero. SECOND ROW-J. ViIIoIovas, J. Yuhashi J. Wafierson, D. Tuifle. K. Traub, B. Srewari. E. Sandoval, S. Suiishi, M. Yoshioka. THIRD ROW-J Pew, M. Shinii, C. Townsend, N. Zecevich, 6. Prirchefr, J. Richardson, W. Wilson. S. Yamahiro S. Shibe,, I. Wafanabe. B nf L' 6,-I '-if 4422? ac 1 AIO MR. RIFFENBURG. FIRST ROW--F. Cummings, L. Arroyo, V. Ashley, E. Cook, A. Bigqarl, Mr. Rifienlourg, G. Davidson, L. Bowers, E. Davenport W.Chris'Ienson, E. Churchill, SECOND ROW-J Alexander, F. Bishop, B. Braiwiclc, V. D'Ambrosi, P. Bishop, G. Breils, S. Cook, 6. Cervanles, H. Bouldin, E. Birdsong, F. Bader. THIRD ROW-M. Buffalo, G. Clarlc, A. Anderson, E. Bade, L. Carey P. Angelich, R. Armsironq, L. Bralcefield, W. Berger. MR. KINGSBURY. FIRST ROW-N. Founlaine, J. Georgei, I. Headley, V. Hensley, M. DePriesI' Mr. Kingsbury, J. Cvalloup, D. Frenzel, L. DeWeese, L. Hile, M. Dimon, H. Hinion. SECOND ROW- J. Heins, B. Duhon, E. Harper, V. Delgado, M. Evans, M. Harris, Z. Shapiro, M. Dunlap, T. Fuenies B. Eipper, B. Hiclcs, J. Fueile, THIRD ROW-D. DeKay, G. Fullerlon, R. Elcenloerg, D. Frey, C Gorham, J. Goodall, M. Feldman, G. Guiierrez. 1 MR. VANDERMAST. FIRST ROWe-M. Monge, O. Moniana, A. Medina, D. Lerning, L. Holden C. Meyers, Mr. Vandermasi, E. Lassel, S. Keele, C. McConnell, P. Leedy, M. Kuboia, H. Ikeda SECOND ROW-T. Iwaida, B. Kent J. Kuriz, R, Marlinez, E. Horner, M. Jones, C. Manzo, F Malsuolca, H. McDaniel, S. Loza, P. Mirich. THIRD ROW-J. Menveg, J. Kellogg, R. Larson, G Johnson, J. Kilgore, K. Johnson, R. Madrigal. -- MR. COMPTON. FIRST ROW-S. Ohashi, G. Picazo, M. O'MalIey, S. Pounders, V. Mudge. V. Noqqle, Mr. Cornpfon, M. Poroff, M. Regan, A. Nakashirna. E. PaHerson, M. Sahara. SECOND ROW-J. O'Hara, T. Page, C. PugkeI+, E. O'MaIIey, G. Rash. B. Ruh, R. Adorn, G. Sadler, H. Muranaka, E. Salcido. THIRD ROW-J. Rose, R. Rowan, J. RoIdan, E. Reeves, S. Negreffe, Y. OZGIKI. AIO MRS. CRUMBLEY. FIRST ROW-I. WiIsan, A. Treio, L. YeHer, M. Wilson, M. Sprague, Mrs. CrurnbIey, M. Schlarb, E. Viereck, F. Shanks, B. S+urgiII, T. Yamagafa. SECOND ROW-H. Sornekawa, L. Souders, J. Verdugo, T. Schmidf, M. Sund, E. Sfrom, T. Takeda, E. Soza, D. S'IanIon. THIRD ROW-P. Tukulohf, R. Tobias, C. Wafers, R. Sheppard, J. Schwab, R. VanDuzer, T. Schmifz, H. Sfine, M. VanKeuren. MISS LOGEE. FIRST ROW-M. Aldapa, J. Dominguez, I., Dobbins, N. BuIIis, Miss Logee, S. Chirrick, V. Davis, J. Anderson, S. Dias, R. Conrreras. SECOND ROW-M. Carfer, G. Cheshire, L. Arroya, P. Cabrera, B. Ciisham, I. Acebedo, S. Akiyoshi, L. BecIce+'I', H. Allison. THIRD ROW-R. Brunner, H. Ayala, J. DiIIbecIc, W. Casingham, R. Baker. Xb W0 zk' 'M B MRS. HOLDRIDGE. FIRST ROW-A. Guerero, M. Hernandez, M. Gonzaies, M. Figueroa, V. Evans, D. Fluss, Mrs. Hoidridge. O. Hernandez, M. Egelund, H. Hoge, B. Green, M. Espinosa, L. Gonzales. SECOND ROW-H. Edmonds, G. Hernandez, W. Graham, L. EIIio'f'r, P. Dunaway, E. EzeII, V. Dusenbery, E. Gonzales, J. Hoge, W. Johnson, C. Johnson. THIRD ROW-E. Hesion, R. Haws, B. Green, E. Eosier, D. Gibbons, C. Dukefie, L. Eansier, M. Fenner, P. GonzaIes. MR. CICERO. FIRST ROW-K. Kinoshiia, A. Ora, M. Mariin, G. Kniqhi, E. McGiII, V. Looser, I. KidweII, M. Newcombe, V. KimbIe, W. Layion, M. Mendoza, W. Pernloerron. SECOND ROW-J. Medina, M. Kunz, M. Newhard, V. Pearson, B. Nakashima, E. Randall, E. Page, J. Mabee, M. Mershone, H. Mayes, R. Luden. THIRD ROW-L. Menveq. R. Maiheson, K. Beck, P. Moia, B. Main, J. MiIIer, R. McCray, J. MacDonald, J. Ramirez, R. Nakadegawa. MISS HAYWOOD. FIRST ROW-A. SandovaI, E. Scheibe, B. WiIson, C. Yfurri, N.'WiaH, Miss Haywood, B. Reuier, A. Ruiz, P. Viiiaqornez, A. Talkingion, N. Saisho. SECOND ROW-L. Rodriguez, R. Vifilson, M. Wasson, E. Thomas, S. Suddufh, J. Weidel, P. Turkne'r'r, R. Valdez, M. Taylor, E. Vareia, V. Si'ediIIo. THIRD ROW-S. SoIiz, W. Richard, D. Skinner, W. Shepherd, T. Sioiis, C. Simmons. A. Reeves, A. Smiih, Y. Tarnura. FOURTH ROW-O. Siaric, K. Yanagi, R. Siewari, K. Sugiyarna, J. Trani, E. Soza. TUNIOR HIGH MR. PROSSER. FIRST ROW-C. Bunn, M. Booker. V. Davis, G. Belonga, H. Carreon, Mr. Prosser, N. Church, 6. Clark, N. Ball, B. Adams, lvl, Applelon. SECOND ROW-D. Carlisle, J. Crabb, R. Bishop, L. Brown, C. Blanchard, P. Bidondo. C. Chrislian. E. Cobb, J. Bagrasar, C. Avila. THIRD ROW-R. Bedell, Z. Arhara, J. Bransford, R. Braiwiclc, D. Davis. MRS. WEAVER. FIRST ROW-E. Gonzales, F. I-leisinqer, J. Harnmerlnerq, R. I-linchberger, V. Harrold, Mrs. Weaver, J. I-lenard, M. Filzgeralcl, D. Hilliard, M. Faulconer, R. Dernenl. SECOND ROW-F. Dormer, B. Fehrenbach, Y. Haraquchi, M. Hessen, G. Dooley, M. Groal, O. Gosiewslca, M. Iida, D. Femail, M. Iwamolo, J. Ham. THIRD ROW-J. Horsl, M. Fuiiname, G. Hernandez, I... Huxlable, C. Delay, R. Hedges, J. Graham, W. Faulconer, C. Erven. FOURTH ROW-J. Hiclcs, S. Haley, B. Douglass., D. Heslon, R. Hazelline, P. Gonzales, B. Dundas, G. Forsvlh, E. Finlc. MISS MOORE. FIRST ROW-M. Masukawa, I. Jackson, 6. Jackson, Z. Jackson, B. Lehr, M. Mann, Miss Moore, D. Larson. H. McDowell, R. McEuen, F. Malsumura, B. Lincler, F. McKenna. SECOND ROW-T. Malsumura, H. Larnbf-r'I', B. Lane, J. Maxwell, S. Meichelboch, V. Kerns, A. McFarland, A. Lopez, L. King. THIRD ROW-L. McCabe. M. Kozawa, C. Lund, B. Janiclce, N. Kalsulci, J. Lockwood, G. Markus. MR. GRAY. FIRST ROW-M. Morioka, A. Nishida, H. Nomura, L. Ozaki. SECOND ROW- M. Saro, J. Pierce, J. Sheels, M. Peemoeller. H. Shafer, Mr. Gray, A. Millon, G. Phillips, P. Schrnidl, B. Mudge, V. Mills. THIRD ROW-L, Panfer, J. Sadler, B. Rice, D. Russell, P. Redmond, J. NeCasek, G. Norlon, M. Morris, S. Miranda, I. Ruiz, E. Padron. FOURTH ROW--S. Nishioka, G. Safo, D. Rash, H. Romain, C. Sealon, M. Parraz, B. Shapiro, R. Ouesada, T. Sadahiro, 3. Okura. MR. KINSMAN. FIRST ROW-R. Verdugo, E. Valdez, V. Thomas, M. Yamashila, M. Vokey, L. Sirall, Mr. Kinsman, N. Walker, V. Slark, P. Slenson M. Toy, B. Wilson, M. Somekawa. SECOND ROW-P. Suarez, H. Voien, H. Slarr, A. Tomasini, D. Zamarripa L. Tavara, M. Wilkinson, D. Wagner, R. Slirlinq, U. Siqueiros, S. Takahi. THIRD ROW-R. Wineleer, W. Slurges, L. Winlers, R. Townsend, H. Sprague, M. Sund, C. Speighl, T. Thornfon, G. Websler, J. Hopson, I. Takasashi. MISS RILEY. FIRST ROW--O. Corlez, M. Alon, A. Alexander, B. Griffin, G. Hammond, M. Akerman,,Miss Riley, R. Briggs, V. Fenner, B. DeWolle, M. Danny, G. Endo, A. Crocker. SECOND ROWFO. Acebedo, O. Bizego, F. Auguslenlnurq, K. Grant M. Boerner, D. Brewer, M. Bess, B. Anderson, A. Banks, B. Chirrick, A. Alrnedia, L. Akerman. THIRD ROW-S. Donaihan, L. Espinoza, J. Dimons, C. Green, G. Gufierrez, S. Angelich, W. Gilberl, A. Aspinosa, R. Charllon, W. Chivers J. Esparza, R. Beck. MISS NYSWANDER. FIRST ROW-Y. Kurmalo, V. McConnell, M. Maisumafo, W. Johnson V. Jones, Miss Nyswander, B. Reef, P. Palmer,-J. McAdams, D. Mueller, A. Machado, E. Mosqueda SECOND ROW--J. Kull, F. Holi, V. Horner, A. Madriqal, P. Johnson, Cv. Headley, V. Moran, P Marfinez, L. I-Iiliigas, S. Ballon. THlRD ROW-D. Lauderdale, D. McKibbons, N. lrvinq, H. Nicks K. Moore, R. Meisler, J. Mcxley, R. Miladinoviclw, l-I. Kuwada, E. Neqrelle. FOURTH ROW-6 Lassel, A. Marlinez, B. Legaspi, C. Nylund, E. Hilliard, T. Malsukawa. MISS HOMSY. FIRST ROW-C. Yamashila, J. Sumaron, C. Winclwell, B. Wickwar, F. Slrom Ivliss Homsy, B. Shell, T. Tlwrapp, B. Vanlieuren, M. Yanez, H. Urrea. SECOND ROW-L. Pelrosino S. Suiishi, M. Yamashila, A. Yniquez, J. Sandquisl, B. Srory, B. Shorl, J. Solo, J. Sanchez. N. Tokunaqa J. Vierick. THIRD ROW-H. Snider, VV. Roias, T. Salinas, R. Peflerson, L. WI-nifcomb, E. Smalley C. Torqerson, L. Vales, R. Vose, A. Zamarripa. FOURTH ROW-K. Takamine. R. Warriner, T. Ouealy R. Sioddard, L. Saldana. MISS STEWART. FIRST ROW-A. Barnard, C. Ashley, E. Alwumada, L. Buck, R. Beauchamp A. Carey, A. DePri-asf, R. DeBlois, F. Dean, B. Cobb, P. De La Torre, B. Carriqan. SECOND ROW- R. Boynlon, C. Clay, N. Carl, F. Baucom, C. Beinsen, D. Cole, S. Caraway, H. Cook, V. Ackel, V Aguilar. THIRD ROW-R. Bennelf, W. Corbeli, L. Alwumada, J. Burclw, J. Bixler, R. Banks, B. Cruz C. Davilla, I. Carreon, P. Bussey, A. Barraqan. .A .... . ...K --M fx ' MR. BRAMAN. FIRST ROW-M. Jolinson, V. Hamilfon, D. Douglass, L. Femail, M. Goodman, Mr. Braman, F. llza, B. Dullon, L. Hauclc, B. Keele, F. Johnson, N. Henning. SECOND ROW-W. Edwards, B. Hensley, D. Huilon, E. Henry, I. Filclw, M. Kirleeberg, E. G-role, R, Hernandez, U. Holrnan, F. Garay, T. lqala. THIRD ROW-F. Jenkins, R. Jackson, H. Freiclc, A. Jaclcley, C. Harlley, H. Johnson, L. Gulierrez, T. Duncan, K. Grilrfin. MRS. BLACK. FIRST ROW-H. Robinson, L. Romero, E. Sanclwez, N. Liclwlyler, D. Marlin, W. Mulla, Mrs. Black, M. Sandoval, F. Ramirez, M, Rowland, O. Mills, D. Riley, L. Rose. SECOND ROW-R. Moore, R. Russell, B. Reddock, J. Lopez, R. Ormsby, M. Moomaw, B. McAdams, S. Milchell, D. Sadler, B. Mall1ews, J. Lane. THIRD ROW-J. Osborne, L. Lovericlge, P. Marlinez, F. Sawins, G. Lulcenbill, J. McConnell, J. McManus, L. Orlego, C. Mirarnonles. FOURTH ROW-J. Pacheco, M. Mofa, A. Lopez, D. Pappos. MR. FREED. FIRST ROW-A. Trunnell, E. Silva, H. Young, P. Smillw, T. Scliug, Mr. Freed, H. Sprague, N. Simmons, L. Tulculolzl, J. Traub, M. Smilh. SECOND ROW-H. Terrazas, C. Taylor, E. Soliz, M. Villaqornez, V. Weaver, B. Sealon, B. Slcner, D. Weaver, B. Wallen, l. ScoH', M. Toney, L. Williams. THlRD ROW-H, Slevens, C. Yearouf, V. Tlwornas, B. Slovall, D. Slinson, W. Wiley, E. Windell, N. Shepard. T. Tweedie, B. Ward, J. Vargas. FOURTH ROW-L. Wilson, A. Yanez, J. Wishman, K. Wya++. . MR. SAUTER. FIRST ROW-A. Fonseca, B. Gonzales, P. Calderon, A. Billings, M. Cullen, Mr. Sauler, V. Burlingame, B. Carreck, O. Fonlaine, J. Chrislensen, S. Balmer, P. Barrill. SECOND ROW-G. Dacong, M. Bailey, V. Booher, M. Avcrs, A. Bond, M. Cooper, V. Grisl, A. Arnold, B. Crooks, V. Fuelfe, A. Aguilar. THIRD ROW--J. Fraser, B. Cvalloupe, VV. Belonqa, S. Gulierrez, T. Biggari, W. Collier, R. DeWeese, G. Alvarado, C. Oranoll, B. Bassharn. FOURTH ROW-R. Cook, W. Bailey, O. Grolinq, A. Cohn, P. Golor, A. Guiierrez, W. Douqlas. MISS COMERFORD. FIRST ROW-I-i. Roldan, A. Monlana, J. Marlinez, G. Kunz. SECOND ROW-J. Hills, M. Rulherford, E. Lund, D. Mills, Miss Cornerford, P. Parkhursl, M. Kirscher, Cv. Maxwell, A. Melio, G. Mclsaac, G. Pemberlon. THIRD ROW--B. Leon, B. Miller, V. Lopez, D. Pyle, D. Johnson, M. Kelly, E. Monfana, B. Hysmilh, P. Pryor, M. Hensley, T. Hammond. FOURTH ROW- B. Munn, J. Kearns, R. Knox, F. Morales, J. Negrele, A. I-Iildeman, C. Nyquist J. Nikcevich, S. Koiima, C. Harlley. FIFTH ROW-S. Ishii, M. Ouiniana, T. Mafsuda, J. Kaveney, J. Reynolds, D. Mendoza, C. Mendez, D. Ohashi, W. McKenna. MR. HARDER. FIRST ROW-L. Thomas, E. Salcido, C. Salcido, L. VViIson, F. Sauerland, M. Scolf, Mr. Harder, I. Thrift P. Slockion, G. Yuhashi, D. Wickwar, B. Wilkinson, F. Smilh. SECOND ROW-B. Slonecker, B. Sawyer, K. Sfoddard, D. Slanlon, M. Weir, B. Wilkenson, E. Schneider, D. Sims, B. Scolf, J. VanDuzer, G. Soliz, W. Thomas. THIRD ROW-D. Yanez, W. Walker, D. Wash- inglon, H. Thompson, B. Ulrich, R. Talkinqlon, D. Turner, G. Treio, A. Tonneson. MRS. BALCH. FIRST ROW'-M. Bos'I, C. Baclcsen, Y. Aralnara, N. Cassinqlnam, F. Cullen, Mrs. Balclw, V. Berger, F. Bowclen, M. Crawford, R. Arrnsironq, L. Card. SECOND ROW-J. Caniu, J. Colglman, N. Crawford, B. Colborn, G. Bell, 6. Amunson, C. Birdsonq, J. Cabrera, J. Craig, R. Boolcer. THIRD ROW-J. Cummings, H. Cearley, B. Bransford, M. Black, E. Brisio, B. Bowser, B. Collier, J. Alclapa, J. Baker, R. Aguirre. MR. YEOMAN. FIRST ROW-L. Fuller, E. Empson, D. DePriesI, L. DeWeese, N. Geurin, V. Hembree, Mr. Yeoman, G. Ham, C. Hazell, G. Gleberman, A. Goior, A. Golden, M. Earle. SECOND ROW--L. Gomez, M, Flores, D. Forbes, G. Diaz, R. Haiaslwifa, B. Gaul, M. Eisenberg, R. Ford, M. Dessey, B. Eliason, V. Demeni. THIRD ROW-I. Halqala, O. Fulcuda, D. Gray, R. Hawes, R. Domin- guez, J. Hedges, B. Helm, B. Giiiins, J. Garreison. MR. LEHMAN. FIRST ROW--R. McDowell, A. Mendez, E. Mele, M. Lemasier, A. Hooper, Mr. Lehman, S. Jones, M. Moxley, R. Lopez, L. Legenclre, M. Kochi. SECOND ROW-L. Learnard, R. Maddox, A. Moran, M. Hulson, L. Mills, J. Ledlia, L. Loolcacloo, V. Marlinez, J. McDaniel, G. Menveq. R. Morgan. THIRD ROW-K. Keifln, H. Menconi, T. Maraloella, D. Miller, R. Hosirop, M. Kennedy, G. Marlinez, J. Hucldleslon, D. McCray, B. Malseeol. FOURTH ROW-K. MaI'sul4awa, R. Marquez, D. Lyon, R. Maynez, J. Hicks, O. Machado. MR. SKINNER. FIRST ROW-C. Sanchez, S. Sadahiro, V. Powell, P. Parlcer, C. Pyle, Mr. Skinner, B. Newbrough, D. Panier, R. Newlon, B. Mueller, L. Richard. SECOND ROW-A. Romero. I.. Puclcell, S. Orwiq, T. Olsen, A. Murphy, E. Roseland, C. Munday, A. Orliz, A. Salo, H. Sale. THIRD ROW-T. Olcamolo, W. Robinson, D. Powell, T. Nohoolca, I.. Roblo, M. Rogow, W. Roberls, O. Perlcins, R. Purcell, T. Randall. FOURTH ROW-L. Philpol, J. Nerad, J. Roloerls. F. Rowley, J. Palicle. MR. L. WELCH. FIRST ROW-S. Slrader, M. Sedillos, S. Sinclair, L. Torres, D. Sealon, R. Schneider, Mr. Welch, A. Turner, L. Wagner, E. Townsend I.. Young, D. Wilson, H. Winlers. SECOND ROW-V. Wilson, T. Yanez, C. Sinzun, A. Terry, T. Swanson, D. Teglman, M. Timmers, D. Werls, R. Slewarl, D. Simpson, E. Veazey. THIRD ROW-D. Wilson, C. Snyder, R. Spencer, E. Schmilz, H. Werwee, J. Windsor, B. Thomas, J. Slack J. Yarnaqala, E. Sheri. MISS SHUMATE. FIRST ROW-M. Ashley, J. Supp, J. Genler, E. Bizeqo, Miss Shumale, B. Ball, D. Fox, B. Dayenpori, B. Cope. SECOND ROW-M. Avila, E. Damon, R. Baille, G. Auquslen- borg, L. Burris, M. Garcia, D. Brummell. THIRD ROW-D. FuIIer'I'on, E. Carden, E. Chavira, J. Fuenfes, J. Esquivel, V. Cassingham, A. Broclcie, R. Carslen. FOURTH ROW-S. Fulkerson, J. Beaver, J. Chirriclc, I. Crecelius, R. Gex, C. Cook, R. Galvan. MRS. GROTE. FIRST ROWQM. Johnson, C. Gregory, J. I-Ieppard, N. Hull. V. Jones, Mrs. Grole, P. Lee, J, Gobovich, E, Gonzales. J. Jones, F. Kennedy. SECOND ROW-H. Ishii, L. Lewis, F. Marlinez, 'M. Gonzales, H. Gulierrez, J. Hensley, M. Loveridge, H. Iriye, H. Greenwood, B. Mais, F. Machado. THIRD ROW-C. Harley, B. Marshall, K. Maffson. D. Green. R. Mayes, J. Jones. R. Haab. G. Hilliard, R. Irvine. MR, CURTISS. FIRST ROW-A. McCabe. I. Parson. B. Pelerson, B. Mcfxdarn. P. Parlc, Mr. Curliss, B. McCoun, P. Pearson, M. Pelerson, O. Moore, F. Nunez. SECOND ROW-L. Moreno, E. Monlana. A. Miramonle, A. Parker, M. Ramirez, L. Noble, M. Ouealy, I. Ray, F. Monge, V. Ramos. THIRD ROW-B. McClure, R. Negrelle, J. McKee, E. Moore. L. Ramirez. MISS GORDON. FIRST ROW-D. Sanders, C. Seledon, L. Traller, J. Shepard, Miss Gordon H Slranley D Zanuorra I Slanfon, M. Sanders. SECOND ROW4E. Ynfanla, F. Romero, J. Thomp- son, B. Wing, F. Slroml, Tucker, M. Yfurri, K. Wineleer. THIRD ROW-W. Rugland, R. Smilh P Reynolds H Rolclan C Wheeler, J. Zamarrippa, N. Soza, L. Slrege, H. Shlnli. FOURTH ROW- Ji Trani, c.'val'la1O,OS. IR. Tennanl, J. Sullivan, H. Sims, L. Tavera, P. Smilh, G. Yamasalfi. D. Tolmie i W my 'i ' 'fb ,ff V 5-'ZCJ,4,2,0-I 'I iq Zvij ' New '+f ' QW e rfb . 4.1641-7.41,6frc,-L 62 M4 ' if . L1 r ph d ngrcxving by Mission Engraving Company I Printing by Premier Printing Co ny Covers by Weber McCrec1 Company Photography by Witzel Studio ... . 4.0, WE CONGRATULATE YOU! GRADUATION is an event laden with many happy memories. The diploma marks not only the successful completion ot the first great undertaking in the lives of our young graduates, but the promise ot greater things yet to come. All of you, We know, are destined one day to huge suc- cess-some in the business world-others in the home. To those future housewives We offer the facilities of this modern glass- enclosed market. May we have the pleasure of serving and assisting you in your many food problems? - A L I T Y -INTERESTED SERVICE -CONSISTENTLY LOWER PRICES MODERN Foon MARKET 601 West Anaheim Street Wilmington r gi L g ge ,I D., or of H , og ns, Seniors N Au nts fig s ART sHoP t Sm rt thes for Smart Women, 712 Avalon ji Phone 1286 Observant Isamu Adachi-candid camera hound Brawny David Alexander-gridiron hero Fiery Rita Ayala-smiling senorita Talkative Alice Benson-reads magazines Studious Lois Blume-Occidental for her Sorvgstress Virginia Bond-everybody's girl Maestro Bill Bader-sour notes in swing time Petite Dorothy Bouldin-already taken jolly Margot Bender-the Ed Butch Bruce Brock-The Romeo y ooNeRATULAT1oNs SUMMERCLASS OF t '38 . I ' I nv CLEANERS AND DYERS Prompt Delivery Service 814 Avalon Boulevard Phone 99 ln l ASSEMBLY AT CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OE COMMERCE In a few months of intensive training you can prepare for A GOOD POSITION At the only State Chartered Business College in Long Beach Granting Degrees in Commerce and Business Administration I . The CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Pine Ave. at Sixth St. Long Beach Phone 624-38 Compl nents of a Friend I EFS FIX-IT SHOP C Lctvm Mo er Grinding and Repairing Expert Saw Filing X A inds of Fishing Tackle v o Blvd. J KEYS AND LOCKS Phone 1380. Wilmington Qin t E C?lm mCDtS of 21 F1f1CI1CI C 'QBXkyiPYLE'S PHo'ro EHOP C C mv Carieigl gCordgkAFin'fslging , 726 Avalon Blvd. Phone 282. Wilmington E ix ogg I Style Creators of l Quality Announcements n I, Correct Personal Cards We sell the Famous Herff-Iones Class Rings l I A. R.. DANKWOBTI-I, INC. 407 E. Pico. Los Angeles ! I I Portland San Francisco For ICE CREAM V Rely On Gooo I-1UMoR I Phone 683-3 2.7 LONG BEACH I Quality' Service r Dancing Hallet Brown-harbor lights Southern Mary Louise Brummett- Sweet as a Song Happy Lynetta Burgess-good sport Demure Ruth Cahill-home economics Blue-eyed Harry Card-conversationalist Cocky Leslie Carrick--junior high idol Thoughtful Geraldine Cassingham-lots of lun Lite guard Harold Cheshire-ftrumpet player Reserved Althair Clark-swell girl Nl Phone Wilmington 1376 Powder Box Beauty Shop Up-to-Date Hair Styling l QUALITY CLEANERS ci DYERS I . I Laundry Service I 523 W. Anaheim St. Wilmington , BETTY VARNER I Leland Red MacArthur Phone 185 ll DRY CLEANING AND DYEING I 528 W. Anaheim Wilmington , WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER r n I ,jiri Z 1 K V Yi ' 1 li Piano playing Donn Clark-West Point bound Typist Mary lane Clouse-housewife now Redhead Lucile Cooper-well traveled Brunette Mary Cowling-smart dresser Deep voiced Charles Crooks-argumentative Compliments , . 1 N. of g ETI-lERN'S FANCY ICE CREAMS l it 928 Avalon Wilmington Yackie lack Crul-unexcitable Surprising Louis Davidovich-gentleman Serious Patricia Dick-cooperative Strawberry blonde Marguerite Dietrich-short cute Compliments ot SMITH'S and G-EORGE'S T M A R K E T T QUALITY GROCERTES AND MEATS I 1103 Bay' View Ave. Telephone 1784 A ggi! RIGHT l I Q e-We and t 1 er li' 734 Aval eva 'lmington T y R.. on , Q T 5 se?-67, t Compliments , of DR. L. A.'MANGAN INSTANT. E REPAIRING Rapid Shoe Hospital Union Labor 425 S. Avalon Blvd. Wilmington. Calif. f , L00 2'-'ML' XV, , if ' 1 1 y YoUR FUTURE gQSRER,1T1!6 ' ON YQUR BUSIUEES fri3At1viNc3fM7 SECURE THE: BEST tl 1007, of L. B. S. B. C. C3RADUA'1'ES PLACED SQSRET4Q,4l H LUNG IBIEACCIHI 0 me-905 CULLEGE U s IN E. S 5 AMERICAN AT FOURTH LONG BEACH 1 'Q ll, PHONE 642-63 Authoritative Iames Edmonds-newspaper man Blonde Sarah Egelund-bridge fiend Handsome Walter Pike-dignified senior Trumpet playing Alice Fiscus-unusual voice Tall Gordon Freick-tranquil Congratulations l Seniors 1 K i iA. 7 9 1 E ff lf - 9 X' . - .. -A - -H W QFUR CEN 1.74 P 1-LA M 'A i Store for Men and Boys 116 East Anaheim l l f-1 Wi Newcomer Dewey Frizzell-Annapolis or bust Prankster LeRoy French-sleepy eyes Innocent Betty Gibson-millionaire seeker Pretty eyes Helen Gilbert-bookkeeper Freckled Richard Gilbert-electrician YYY-1 tryna! Avi -V l Courtesy Of WOOD'S MORTUARY 702 BROAD AVENUE V . l PHONE 97 Happy-go-lucky Milo Gobovich-drummer Sportsman Iimmie Grigsby-manager Singing Thelma Gutierrez--cheerful Cartoonist Alan Harclcastle- Ghandi Patient Toshiontti lglatgskiitglggeod student it . . xV,,3'-asf V' I Attentive Florence Hayes--bride-to-be Bushy eyebrowed George Hedges-tackle Twin sister Thelma Herman-wedding bells Steady Charles Hilpert-grocery lad R student Charles Hood--investigator fr xt i Service Courtesy Satisfaction t Nu-Way Cleaners ' 5 ' 726 west Anaheim 1 l w -. T Phone 1377 t ' WHISTLING BILL, Prop. T Wilmington Calif. lt TASTE RITE A 5 DO-NUT SHOP Q ,.t W -Our Motto- X ll FRESH DOUGHNUTS AT ALL TIMES l We Cater to Clubs and Parties X 622 Avalon Blvd. X in l 1, 1 Muscle bound Vern Howell- Short pants Lanky Orvalee Huffman-southern clrawl Friendly Bonnie Hutton-truckin' Sax player Cliiiord Iackson-kitchen Casanova Pretty lane Iohanson- Blue Hawaii X , l l xX W. Nixhltl xxx ,t V, Curly haired Clarence Iohnsort---Keystoner Seamstress Margaret Iohnson-mannequin Aviatrix Lucy Kennedy- -plane owner Artist Yasuharu Kinoshita-master printer Scientist Hareld Kirscher-individualist t M Y E R 'S SCHRQUDER Dresses, Coats and Suits D R U G C O. l Millinery and Furnishings 810 Avalon Blvd. Phone 915 ' 1 132 AVALON Phone U5l4 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH PAUL D. HOWELL WATCHMAKER AND IEWELER Graduation Watches N 805 Avalon Boulevard, Wilmington it Sales G Service Greenwald Motors 230 West Anaheim Street Wilmington. California C. F. l'Chuck Greenwald ' Ph. 1680 ei X is iii ffl? be .iiiffiw l ASKK? QL XQXQ3 i YDREW' Q ly LS ' i Efgdsno l x fy 'FL - i i 732 AVALOE-BOQLFVARD i ' ' f 1 i Wilmingto i, 77117 el? , V Y K I . -f Inj ,7 jf!! I-Xgreecxble Yaye Kojimcx-qujel! f ' I A,!yBc1shfu5l,Jvfll1rion Legendre-C111 around fel ow Pensive Lillie Kruger-stee16y 'LJ J S'38 Pres. George Lehr-explorer Giggling Maisie Lcmcgx ter-offiqgfgfirl AV! Supefhypelyltrcrorthophilosophisti scibel Flashy Douglas Leecliiclctify jf , Mgclggif D Pitcher Slanl?.r'5.egclspi7snf dge , 'jj il'rusxfy'0q-'thy Louise McxcLe card player if i .1 Jfwf S 2161155 lSjfYl.QR'S5CHOCQKATESJM-fl, R B Q R yf1f.Y1g9Nfs ICE ,QREAMf f jf f Q , ,fSTATf'QN'EB5Y ef ff' C A N E R S A N D ii if ,JI l . r ' I, N M! JOE DESSY DYE WORKS Glleeting ggrds for Every if J, fcjccqsion i ,Aj Phone 230 l i 1 8:1901 Avalon Boulevard ly 4 A' 1'y.ElVd- Wilmington 1 N :ff f jf! A 2 f 7 'W ' i f 'V K ' Y ff ,g . ZW gf? UL, v i ff ' i Jig ' ., f . fjcrjfx . l'. .JMR - ll K V fyff Sgeffiuligfing jx Luncheons 6: Dinners C t if jf 1' ' 'Y , i lf'ei2'f , Qffjf ffffw FL o s c A F E XJ' I fl ,J I 1 Dr. Iosepi . wceria f 5 PHONE 1777 i k V 4 i 120 E. Anaheim St. Wilmington i -Ai l-ee e e I u .4 i XQUE Ri l' pBEACON DRUGW f Ji Yi, Y Y ,, an-sul. Y V ,, GREETINGS t . to the GRADUATES! We extend our most cordial greetings for a happy and prosperous future : : .l We are r here to serve you with the finest food products l obtainable at the lowest possible prices. You l will find our market the largest and most modern in the Harbor District . . .l l Six Complete Departments to Serve You! WILMART FOOD CENTER Future coach Alex Malovich-hog caller I Book lover Margaret McCune-Republican Rosy-cheeked Iames Marshall- take me out? Sport ed. Thelma McNicho1s-hoopster Radio operator Fred Masukawa-WBOZI Senor Thomas Mejia-sleep walker Outdoor girl Victorine Matheson-rough rider Playful Hector Mendez-senoritas' idol Quiet Isabel Matheson-farmerette Neat Miche Mizobe-linguist Y T YF t l to ' o 'c r l C O ., IN C. PREscR1Pr1oN Dsueetsrs r THE REXALL STORES l l l In Business for Your Health l EDWARD PRINCE it p President and General Manager tp l Phone Wilmington 408 1 101 E. Anaheim St.. 817 Avalon Blvd. Wilmington. California l t , , , , R ff . 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A ww fr W i D ,ft ' A 5 if '13 ' 2 XX lg Aj. 1' V la fl.'l,f'!e! --rw- fl, ' W h : iv f' Eff W J A We J 4 X 5, ef., 1, .1 I: ld M if it ARI LAUNDRY p , ,' J ' 5- ,fl 'NN' t 2 2 9 B R O A D 1 it Wishes the Classes of 1938 a very happy and prosperous future V Curly-haired Ernest Moreno-drum beater Platinum Verna Nelson-true blue Witty Mary Iane Morrison--sophisticated charm Clever Ieanette Newbrough-hidden talent Prexy Sam Morrison-dynamite, small package Popular Margie Nishida-pitcher Dimpled Stan1eyeNeighbarger-car hop Cheerful Suzuko Nishioka-catcher Diminutive Bob Nelson-ventri1oquist's stooge Iudo artist Ryoji Nonoshita-Cal Tech p 831 AVALON BOULEVARD J WILMINGTON Operating Over 1,500 Stores j l r -Selling- l ll D R Y G o o D s READY-TO-WEAR S H O E S l and MEN's FURNISHINGS Compliments of 1 'D 5 . lg ' D Q IVI E N S D EAR, The Home of 11 COLLEGE WEAR 815 AvA1.oN BOULEVARD ,' Phone 1299 74 X All city Robert Ormsby--ambidexterous Nappy Richard Pcmero- tangle fool Tiny Phyllis Patrick-spitfire Likeable Iames Patton-trczckster Chummy Bernyce Petras-commercial artist fr Lucky George Pierce-truckin' Gangling Walter Putman-bass fiddle ihumper Peppy Rhoda Richardson-personality plus Ternpermerital Ruby Richardson-box office Rhythmic Frances Roxy-sporty , y BERT BREEN'S SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, Tires, Greasing Cars Called for and Delivered 1058 Avalon Blvd. Phone 1951 LILL'S MALT SHOP l Malts - Hamburgers - Hot Dogs Ice Cream LILLIAN STARR, Prop. , 108 East Anaheim 1 Compliments of CRISIS CAFE FINEFOODS l 532 we-1 Anaheim 're1. 1965 , , 4 V 1 Tutt1e's Drug Store Formerly Beacon Drug 11 X 817 Avalon Phone 278 I - M -H it LINCOLN ZEPHYRS FORD V8's t Usecl Cars SERVICE W KARL KOTT MOTOR CO. y v-8 E, 408 west Anaheim Phone 442 i Ouiet Bill Roxy-not bashful Genial Harold Shafer-slow but sure Dependable Florence Rugland-secretary always Mathematician Luie Shinno-snap getter Shy Cristy Salcicio-oil man Actress Frances Shipley- Donald Duck Poetic Frances Schroeder-versatile Easy going Eloise Shive-Latin student Blushtul Bill Schrouder-playboy Charming Mary Siqueiros-dimples 1 Electrolux-The Gas Refrigerator Plumbing 6 Supplies PoLKA-Do'r GIFT SHOP In Wilmington Since 1913 Dressmaking and Remodeling 514 W. Anaheim Street it Phone Wilmington 1145-I CYOur Plumberl 215 West Anaheim Wilmington Hot Water Heaters - Gas Ranges l Y Y W5 Y Y 7 ' ' - V -- ' - - -'- - - 'N Residence 1426 Fries Ave. Phone 1381-W l M FRESH CUT . SHINNO'S FLORIST 201 West Anahenn i Funeral Sprays and Flowers Made PHONE WILM. l775 V 23000 Avalon Blvd. Wilmington. Calif. I , , , i V N , , , , , g, g 1, X ,gf'i,,r ' A dj if? L - gi f 'A Ka 1 I .l r X X 5 t l7 EDUCATIGN is ENLIG x f ' ' V, A y 1 , 4: ENLIGHTENMENT brings POW - X' tw Ones real succes. ' lite de- y pends upon Wh ther th L ower P is used selfish unseltis W X I THE BARKER FOWLER MORTUARY LUTHER s.PoWLER - MRS. W. H. BARKER 'C 1 y 728 Lagoon Ave. Wilmington, Calif. Stage boss Marvin Siratt-well informed Iumbo Delbert Smith-peace lover Fearless Dorothy Smith-an April tool Ball player Elsie Smith--natural cornedienne Brown-eyed Marion Smith-bakers daughter V -, ffs, , ,f ,T - rt i1t Mi' W hi 1 I ab it ry.. r .ll L. is 1 ,J wuz lpl I H- ' it Ai- 5 W' Y S1 E' 1' ' W ,i flllllf lr m ' ENIOY A MEAL HERE Your first meal as our guest will A surprise you. You Will doubt that l a menu of high standard could be t provided at the price range We ein- phasize. lt is a combination of fine, y delicious toods, at really popular l prices, that is Winning a growing tarnily patronage tor us. V D O N C A F E A 900 Avalon Blvd. g Phone 17Q7 lndifterent Bill Snyder-airplane fan Flighty Genevieve Spaulding-knitter Pleasant Eva Marie Stark-capable Ach du lie-ber August Steen-Minnesota man Song Writer Rosemary Stephens-super snooper r l . .r , 4 . img' x L., 4.,,4..-VgI Protected MILK BY ARDE Gold Medal Wiriner California Fair - Sept., 1936 L. A. County Fair Pomona - Sept. , 1936 Pacific-Int'l Livestock Show - Portland, Oregon - Oct., T93-6 I l Windy Leegene Siewari-thespicm Likeable Pauline Sudduth-modisle Iokester Eleanor Sumner-equestrienne Skyscraper Edward Tenney-drallsman Swingy Georgia Tomlin--private secretary 3 Greek god Bob Torp-good natured Cheerful Alice Twitty-shorthand shark Unassuming Hatsuye Ueno-lotus blossom Sister Shizuko Ueno-also likeable Nimble Orpha lean Vines-another Mrs. ICLAUSINGS R A D I O ci F R I G I D A I R E HOUSEHOLD ELEC. APP. S E R V I C E Phone 819 455 Avalon Wilmington l !. lt FOXGRANADAT THEATRE 1 4 l Precise Iecm Voien-cute Zecrlous Freda Weber-sense of humor Trcxckster Bill Welt-speed to spare Complcxcent Isabel Whitten-nice cmd jolly Blond Wesley White-carpenter V 1 Determined Edwin Wineteer-industridlist Genicil Ncitsumi Ycxmctsliita-Well liked Gentleman Thomas Andrade-craftsman Argumentcxtive Norman Andross-musical World traveler Harold Berenstain--electrician M, I y yyyy , A y do V ,A T, ' Phone 1342 Res. Phone S. P. 5543 V ' CENTRAL GARAGE , KURATA DEPT. STORE . r and l ll ' Central Annex Garage N 918-920-922 Gardena Blvd., Gardena GORDON F. KENDRICK, Prop. 643 Avalon Blvd. Phone 1704 Phone Gardena 1601 24-Hour Tow Service . i. H A M 'i e and B sweets A . il Dressmcking our Specialty WI, V iimingtonm if A A gCIl1fOI'1'l1G 1 A A A V -i V l BEST WISHES f Phone W WILMINGTON 625 SENIORS BETTY LEE'S A' ICE CREAM SHOP 527 Anaheim Bcxrncrrd's Laundry ED BARNARD 439 :Sf 441 Avalon Blvd. Wilmington, California N Delivery Service I WJ' V cxcious Geniol ,J ,, l QUALITY SERVICE I l DEPENDABILITY . C A L D W E L L ' S 1 Dry Goods - Dresses I Inicints' Notions l 813 Avalon Boulevard Wilmington Polite Bernice Chivers-stenogropher Brunette Georgia Christensen-artist Modest Dorothy Clark-model Quiet mcmnered Lois Clark-typist Bcshful Robert Clemmer--secxmcn I !. IN! 3 sv TEM O !!, 1 it i, Pli he 2558 Complete Beouty Service ! Williams Barber 81 Beauty Shop , Hcrir Cutting 5: Permanent Waving cf Specialty 1333 Wilmington Blvd. Wilmington, Calif. r . I I I Af 1 I . '-' ' 4- - f- f ,.-. W , ' I h'A.6f. .DRUG co. f I f If Mfg, Iliff! I It Hifi 'i ontixuo Fountain Service ' . . , , Fas w. Apiimykieim Blvd. Wiimingeon I . 6 X L- I. Ja, ow I I7 RAY PEEL AUTO i BGDY of FENDER it REPAIRS i 440 Avolon Wil. 1802 61 'N 1 'o ,B - -'X g I S I x Q 'fs lg., 4 ,? ff tif: 'F' S15-Eight 'Eg xlxfii 2a'fQQwe eufl if . s.,.,f A-P S , 'X gf . jf I T R - if ,. EL -N-X - -, , 4 : Nyff X- 'K 2 4 A. 1 Q I ,Z 5 -g N- H, gf, ,Xi flfy wx , ' X1 fi, T 11121 5 Del1c1ous Lp, f Orlental Foods E, 57.0 W. Anaheim Boulevard Racqueteer Iac Clifford-tennis Blonde Ruth Davis-lull of fun . I l lb ,E Slugger Harvey Clutter-baseball X Power house Wendle Clutter-baseball Energetic Iohn Cox-big leaguer Personality George Crandall-wood worker THE FAMILY SHOE STORE Where You Buy for Less K IR.B Y 'S snossronns Red Goose Shoes for Children 825 AVALON BLVD. , WILMINGTON Blocker Shelby Deadrick-running guard K Pleasing Margaret Diharce-basketball Supervisor Orville Dobbs-athletics Feminine Barbara Drew-nurse C3 T x -. h .fX Q xi gf.. X-n. QT 1 r fr . D jp 3 I l N . f t ' H! Best Wishes A , S. IOR ff Smiling Carol Ford-grid fan Detroiter Charles Fritz-telephone expert Scout Sam Fryfield- Be Prepared Swisher Hiroshi Fujikawa-casaba aosser Generous Velma Gill-housewife e ill Gentle-spirited ,Robert Gregory-Cartoonist 'itudious Dorothy Griffin-foreign language litlfterfly king Albert Grote-debater lrish Irene Hallinan4clancer , Traveler lack Hammerberg-junior statesman 1. e 'f - A e 'f Q pliments Tbof 1 'Ts' , J ,- J A V ,QV 3 LADIES W APPAREL l 8 1 2 Avalon f Wilmington l l w w Phone 430 l .igztillri .ll FISHING TACKLE STORE in K , u Vagabond Bob Hansen-tennis Neat Betty Helm-iypist Friendly Norma Herman-secretary Hard Working Leo Heston-big cooperative Conversationalist Eleanor Hutt-milliner r Amiable Ioe lkeguchi-attorney U Blond Swede Elmer lohnson-chemist Prolific Kikuo Kawachi-law Prexy Norman Laird-auto designer Popular Marjorie Lassel-rnajorette M W 0 J C 0 C Phone 1141-W ':i ' . .X to m s: l l MRS. E. D. MILLS -filth gl- xx 7 'H ' - 'Sy ij 1 A 1623 Avalon Blvd. Youth to be served must serve Meets Tuesday, 7:00 p. m. y Don Hotel 4 Club of VVilmington 1 i Wilmington, Calif. l Canaries, Siamese Cats and Kittens , Courtesy Credit Phones: 976' fDc:yJ-476-W CNigh0 Residence: 1049 Lagoon Avenue E. B. Church Market FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES xl 445 Avalon Boulevard 1 Wilmington, Calif. 'N Quality Service t Dr. l. A. Cannell, D. C. l033 Avalon Boulevard Wilmington, California l Residence 858 Business 1330 w. Y Y - 'e K. l f A ' 'll .vi .Qf if Torrance lad Bill Libby-salesman Dignified Silvestre Lopez-dictator Petite Miguella Martinez-homemaking Traveler Shizuiwatsuda-dressmaking IBURAX ', Nothing has ever cleaned hands the way BORAXO does! Grease and ground-in grime disappear like magic. Yet BORAXO is gentle enough for Women and children. . . Try BORAXO today . . . the big, M economical can lasts for Weeks! I Pacific: Coast Borax Co., Wilmington Sophisticated Mavis McClure-scholarship Witty Barbara Mills-comedienne Cheerful Louise Monge-stenographer Iazz man Felipe Mosqueda-orchestra Swell fellow Ge Mies-mathematician lndustrious Lillian Myers-doctor M J 4 E or E E E 1 If 1 2 gf Wardrobe Cleaners D I . 5 F , 1 Q ' ml 65111 GK' f f 'G Hatters M e p rfth Gr ndp ' l 0,1 , Vfise p We Call For and Deliver if 'Sim .rival n Bo levard 1 p 1 637 AvALoN PHoNE 1216 Vw ' V ,P 1 4 4120, l WILMiNaToN, CAMP. J , .LM 1 W Y f W W . Y , Y , Y f 'j'QT f of ' 7 W 'l A 4 r' lf, l 5 GE, ff A El N EADY-TOE AR 1 Get Your A and Commercial Training at the BEAUTY SALON We Give S GH Green Stamps ' MRS, I. B. MCPHERSON, Prop. ' 829 Avalon Blvd. Phone vas Wilmington SAN PEDRO BUSINESS COLLEGE A More Personal Training at a smaller cost ' 1008 Pacific Avenue Phone 1181 ' I , li r i . ff T, WE BUILD ',1Q'- ANQR WE BUILD , l V t fb --- ta K :st ------- tl X99 oil. 5 Twill' l gf Friendly Understanding Among All Citizens, Rural and Urban t, Boys and Girls Work l t lntelligent, Aggressive and Serviceable Citizenship Vocational Guidance pl Service to Under-Privileged Children it it can s eeee U s its H- Q The KIWANIS CLUB of W'ilmington i y Meets Tuesday Noon-California Yacht Club, Wilmington, Calif. Ugg f if , , Courteous Chizuko Nakadegawa-science Swingster lack Newcombe-football Intellectual Arthur Newhard-cinderman Pianist Virginia Parkhurst-highway queen Loyal Bernice Paye-storekeeper a, fs s U l V C. Henry Clsen l , 1 f Tl-lE HCUSE OF QUALITY Furniture ' and I Home Furnishings W 626 Avalon Blvd. Wilmington lt, Phone 328 l tl 1 ff f, Shorty Fred Ponce-softball Friendly Esther Ponce-secretary Drafter Harold Reed-handball Intelligent Margaret Reuter-social studies Press agent Horst Rohde-persevering fi W l 1 W I f ff! . , , feed- ,aj if -T E-, ,E '- .1 X f 'J' ,Qty-W, ,KAf W X I XO 1 ly f t n I A 5 F yy g fl ati TTET fl lj ell' Re 6 W ite fl M ' ,J T T fl if T ,M Moqrlmwvnew X jg' ' T le Q qeeu A B a S of Can ed Foods T yy T ll , age V ' if f J ff T l 1 f L y V my gl packjgxci angiyjstributed by T T t ' IC., rch 'Smar I ina o jly ,rl l 7 Mgxintain View Dairies Xl llvishes you a full measure of 0 happiness and health- Which your generous use of -M x l fresli dairy products . on l S A l t Wzlmmgt n I 3 . V XJ 'JW S . l if will insure ff1g-EE.JwE it To W ,AP E ' - J X ' . t S hrsticated Raq olden--shorthand Hqndbqller Glenn aug,--Sign pqjmer ell dressed l.p'rr 'ne Smith-designer Willing Emidleaf Stark-shorthand Photograyiih Charles Swift-district attorney Quiet Arn-baro Valde -homemaking Dependable Wanda More Walker-booklceeper Pleasant Roy Wicks-historian Timid Zella Wishman-accountant uTC1ki?7XKVl6fQCIT9T TC4'kUShimCi-m0diSie Modest Iorraine Zeller-slenographer ' f I Q A E 1, so ees so E E E R l A L TO T H E A T R E l COMPUMENTS of the P -On The Pike- L O N G B E A C H Phone 638-282 Economical Drug Co. l 827 Avalon Boulevard, Wilmington Phone Wilmingtori 718 YQBS Z Tire 6 Bdtiery Service l Complete Lubrication A ll T H E T DELIVERY l WILMINGTON PRESS On the Comer of Q 6 Avalon Blvd. A - ' l , J' RUOHONEN GETS THERE. 1567 Avalon Boulevard , l l Telephone Wilmington 1716 Telephone 777 lui' n , l li L 1 5, I - f el l pu T ,Y LQ I Phone Wil. 1017 nes. Wil. 1692 I 1 . 1 , 5 1 of figjf a . Guerero 6: Co. 1 I ' li ' i 'fp Lumber Hauling f I LO ACER ff Slorage Yard 1 On the Pike l Open and Covered Storage I , 1 1 Long Beach California ,Y Y 119 West F St, Wilmington i l , OCTOBER- Iohnnie Petrovich look over, conducting first SEPTEMBER-School opened with a bang! Gssembh, Football got under way Morrison elected B Senior prexy B grid team Jhamps for 4th year Halloween! Oh, boyl First prep dance Phone 381 DR. DAN L. HORN W E ARE IN BUSINESS , 1 P o R 1 IYOUR HEALTHY I, DENTIST S O I FOR HEALTI-I'S SAKE 1, California Bank Building l E A T 1 P O P C O R N p Wil1T1iT1QfOf1f CCf1ifOf1'1iC1 1' ' DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS il PATRONIZE YOUR CANDY Come to i SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TROPHY li C O U N T E R , 6. IEWELRY COMPANY -Buy- 1 all 860 South Flower Street li f for LOS ANGELES MADE CANDIES I P I N S A N D I E W E L R Y m,1L1e,oL,1LM..g4L1, C ,JI A4f 'aL,j' fi--fbfllf X- '-QQ7 -' f A fff1'TCl- fi ,.,f,,,4Q fl-,'Ai- , ,, v,-Lg,,,- W ,,Vf W J gff, W ,,Y Y I N f,,Qq.,f' I l ,x , X l l ! -,,. ' 1-Aflnfc LAJMA 5176+-+-9116! 0'-f ' 'S-21.1 1 , ,,f,1M1,' 0,4 fxfiefijl 4117 Icyclair Corporation l , . COMPLIMENTS 1 f , ,jf f,.,L,,,f,,, 1 1 1 wie: f 1 ,V b4ggQqwr CreaAm an.di,.,,g.,2I OF 1 l K. q D Wilmington 3 . Frozen Bars X l 1101 OBISPO AVENUEEX 1 'C 1 H 1 Chamber of Commerce LH 5 Q ' ' O- . wi 'xt Xa - ef , 1 l1 LONGABEACH C' , '.OAL1PORNiAw '- 4 1 ' X K1 YV: 1 - 1 .me X. ., is - A C -1 al 1 X , 11, ix N-5 NOVEMBER- K EECEMEER-M . ' Q' Armistice Day program Coliseum Team S'38,hacl 115 big day. with hlazzlingx green andx white x' .N X fx 'jx ' xx ' Turkey for lhe football team, ham and egcfslor Santa Claus came tOkBanriil1g wt the hoopsters W'38 brought the TWO Imposfe,rs x - N L l' W r . . x Q , , x C ' W T ' 9 ' ' nv AL'S REPAIR SI-IOP1 1 AL RODRIGUEZ, Prop. Ger1eral'1Qepcfiring NR -. ' X .L xx X , I Dodge and Plymouth Servrce X y Avalon Blygi. al Q Sl. Wilmington 1 . 11 xphanp 1716 1 4 - A eVlfE CALL EORNAND 1biEL1vER 1, . - f 1 'L 4. , 7,1 Y V Y, -x f , v X gJ -N . XL . N 11 COLLINS 6. SEAYS SERVICE xx 5 'X X X C' AlAvalqn-c:nxtl,E,SY!'eet m .L - 1 x 1. O Givxe usxtx Try and X b Lx 'NK N 1. Spread the Resulls N' . 1 Q N f . X' 9, i 1 GQLMOXRE PRODUCTS EXCL, 1 X x r WILMINGTON -1 . ' PHONg'1a44 .. A x,1 1 X , A 3--+ - . f, A Yvx L X L . ar 1 1 1A Good Place -to Buy Fqrniture - - w 1 1. N K 1 X 1 MOOMAW f x FURNITURE CO. ' 1 -,1 218 W: Anaheim lk'-wilnqngfon 1 x L 1 , , l N ,L Q N' 74 X ,CmWMmmsg . X 5 1 - 1 X X ' . s 1 4 K l lg X , N 1 - ScniOr C1-ass 'F R . 1 , 1 . 1 1 1- 1 2, AV 'fix' ,,, - ,1 ' ' , 1 ng, , n -I O 1 , ri l 'Q o ' 7 'N 5 I ' ' ! I t X X tl. fy. 1 V .I 1 4 , l I ' it ,A f,FtAlgB6R SHIP SEIPPLY co. t Cafe, Yacht A Compllments Qfc '84 and 6' I ld Q 1, . Q ship Supplies A ' ' , sto Egg? tw 111-113 West C St. -wilminziton N , I K Q KF Telephone Wilmington 1061 4 ' 1 uSCn.lOf. Classn It V O s 1 f , 4 1 IANUARY- The Pilots heralded the NEW YEAR t WILMINGTON 1 W I Another smash hit in the Senior Prom. A winter FEBRUARY- ' Farewell to the A Seniors who got their paroles, finally theme With a heigh ho to the noon dances Adoption of new student constitution Sam Morrison appeared as President tx 'Y 'V nr Y 'Eli I Y E 'Y I Y YWVEYW' ' 1 KE'-LY,S MAI-T SHOP I Serve Yourself and Save I TASTE WILL TELL B O Y N 'I' O N ' S Self-Service Ice Cream - Malts - Sodas - Coffee t Hamburgers - Chili - Sandwiches I Across the Street from Travis Field DRUG STORE I 820 AVALON BOULEVARD WILMINGTON susan nos. tp Super Service Station FEDERAL TIRES -GAS WITH US- ,- Anaheim at Fries ll W I HERMAN WHITE Look of Your Shoes! EVERYONE ELSE DOES ' l Keep that well dressed appearance. We specialize in Dyeing all Colors of Shoes 724 Avalon Boulevard X ' D Lf 'F' ' V ,,.,- , 1 V ,til D uf ,i ' I - fi I, f I rf f , +1 1 f . QI .gr fy 1,4 fr WI 'N' TZEL Official Photographer for the Pilot Wheel Special Discounts to all Mentioning This Advertisement At Time of Sitting 1011 WEST SEVENTH STREET Los Angeles, California M1-Xdison 5733 VI-lndike 7596 lt has been a great source of satisfaction to have the pleasure of making the individual photographs tor the 1938 Pilot Wheel I I , i l Clomplimen of E iz'ern'E'- yer T Lgp - ' 7 Q t I 'x V ' t s flIlw!'Z'RQ.,, 1. I es A D p int, mA 9 SA FRIENDAA f ll W l ' SAVE win, SAFETY wr- S t 200 Stores n the Wesfw 1 -- - . i . . J .W 1 E - 1 4 AE l . 5 130 E. Anaheim Wilmington 271 MARCH- Weasel began Senior pictures. Prep dance skit better than expected MAY- Spsing came, bringing Senior Prom Come Out of the Kitchen, S'38 comedy brougri APRIL- IUNEEH crowd Basebflll C0'ChGmPiOHSl'1iP with SGH Pedro A and B Seniors combine for picnic at Irvin W'39 presented new type of sweater skit. Pilot Wheel qt last. Sign mine? Maroon, white Election, Baccalaureate, Graduation ,, i - fr Yi V 777 ' HY, Y, ARROW A HIPPODROME SKATING RINK 'N HARDWARE E1 METAL CO- ' 7th and Alamitos Ave. i N Quality Paint' Reasonably Priced Long Beach' Cum' Phone 0618 708 Avalon Blvd. A SKATE YOUR WAY To HEALTH Wilmington t A Catering to School and Church Parties A l il -Brands of Quality- , SILVER HEY - GOLDEN REY l, We Also Recommend SEOUOIA BRAND OLIVES PACIFIC WHOLESALE GROCERY A i TRinity 3626 Compliments of THE WOMAN'S CLUB OF , WILMINGTON A p fCorner ot Lakme and Dennil T. ,, ,, Y Yiiivt , 7135! 2 1 4 'RESERVED Q ,gm ,. ,,,,.J,,.,,.,-QL,4.,uf6 f .f g7.M,w,f74 ywffffw -QW 'M ww QI -441, :, Lid!!-CJ ft,cY,?Z,? 'gilt 7.-M! Am, 7744?-f J-'ff'-Lflg A Q ypvgx A Qfwf. :aiwwffwz wfcwmzf dawg .da-1 .,f.,vn.4,j at , W-A M , n A f A-AA-JL! .-f A 26 i51'JJ,gf N7j,l7,,p 54, Qiiifw MW jg, :Zia . I W L 3 4 mf M11 Girl Fwemlu f ff-f f-ff -Y-W Y- ---Y X va- -fri, . -.- V - - - fl., , .. , ,. , ., 9: , 1 if - fsf f ff. 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