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

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HONORS AND AWARDS Ephebians . . . Barbara Cherry, John Nelson. Selected for membership in the Ephebian Society of Los Angeles, an organization devoted to civic betterment. Selections are based on demonstrated scholarship, service, and leadership in the Senior High School. Seal Bearers . . . Thelma Simonson, Martha Sullivan. Granted for superior scholarship in the Senior High School, including membership in the California Scholarship Federation tor four semesters. Recipients of the award receive a gold seal stamped on their diploma and a life membership in the California Scholarship Federation. American Legion . . . Carol Anne Kocean, George Mutschler. Given by the American Legion to the boy and girl in the graduating class most outstanding in those traits of character and personality ABOVE: RICKIE MILLER, RECEIVING which make for better citizenship. HER DIPLOMAJ MR. NOBLE WAITE, PRINCIPAL, AND MR. suv Hovr, Attendance . . . SUPERINTENDENT OF Laura ochoa Given in recognition of perfect attendance in the Senior High BELOW: MRS. JEANNETTE miss D'V'S'0n' A GIRLS' VICE-PRINCIPAL, READING Corwin Memorial THE HONOR LIST AT GRADUATION. Juandell Muncy. Given in memory of Mrs. Corwin, former teacher at Banning High School. This award is given to the student showing the most promise of future ,worth in the field of biological science. Travis Memorial . . . Herbert Kalbfleisch. Given in memory of Mr. Travis, first principal of Banning High School. This award is given to the student showing the most promise of future worth in the physical sciences. Tyler Memorial . . . Herbert Kalbfleisch. Given in memory of Mrs. Tyler, long time coordinator and head of the mathematics dept. The award is in recognition of mathematical ability. Merit Award . . . Martha Sullivan. Presented by the Business and Professional Women's Club of Wilmington to the girl in the Commercial Department who is outstanding in such traits as scholarship, citizenship, character, and service. Home Economics . . Wanda Hopkins. Given upon recommendation of the Home Economics Department in recognition of excellent service rendered, and fine citizenship. Music Award . . . Darrell Orwig. This award is given to the student of the graduating class who has done exceptional work and rendered willing service in the field of music. 20-30 Award . . . John Nelson. Sponsored and presented by the 20-30 Club of WilmingtonAin recognition of demonstrated qualities of persistance, sincerity, conscientiousness, seriousness of purpose, and outside activities. Publications . . . Carol Branca, Judy Leonard, Pilotwheel. Nola Mattox, Carl Lindsey, Portlight. Given by the English Department for service to the school through its school publications and speech. Art Award . . . Martha Sullivan. The Art, award -is presented to the boy or girl in recognition of outstanding service in the field of art rendered to the art depart- ment and school. 2 I