Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1932 volume:

T r v fx wwwf hip. -4135, ,. . , 3 ,,v. . 1 f , L 5, X . 1 , f w The Pwinmter, 932, vgmwlme vu ' n 3 5 , , ,, f ' ' r fs 1 Y ' . x J , , A- ' , 1 R ' ' fl ' ff! ,. , if I xx fl! P' 3 7 X? X: 1 X V Q X ,- Q . M Pwimz Lwma High Schmol San Diego, Callifmnia ,rg-1: 1 - w-1 1 1 ',w-sm-ws,-f -m.v4- Wm' mn. ,-1 mn 1wy.mm:fwn .mzmummuuwmmmnmfannn ' ummmuu J For his personal intereSi in every STLILICIII and in every Student zietivity, we wish to express our appre- ciation to George Easton, who has so ably served Lis vice-principal for seven years. THE POINTER l'1l,gcTf1l'r'r 6JiC6Llfi0IZ Not alone as an expression of strong, vigorous youth but also as a gesture of fellowship, do We dedicate this book to the Olympic Games. Fffgf Ifwff THE POINTER THE POINTER Caffe of Gozziezzfs Executive Classes Activities Sperts Features -:.mnnmm....:.a1nmw..pm-fu um vo., A -an 4.w.mm:nnmnnuu.vmmfwmm1 l E ll' x X 1135 f X , ..-X. . -,x. :.- , 221219-2.1-il:-, . 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We've taught you some things, We hope, but, will you go out and do some things because of the urge you have received from us? And, will you refrain from doing others because of the example We have tried to be to you in correct living? Will you remember us because of the subject you took in our class, or because of the man or woman We were to you? Of course, we are hoping it is the latter! For, it will surprise you how soon many things you have thought necessary in your school career will fade from your memory, and how some act or word of ours will grow in importance and influence. We wish you God speed most heartily! May you become citizens worthy of the time, money and energy spent upon you! May Point Loma High never have cause but to be proud of you as her sons and daughters! Your Principal and Friend, PETE W ROSS Best of wishes to Point Loma's largest graduating class. Old friends are in it-boys and girls of yesterday to become the men and women of tomorrow. The essentials of character, of education you have obtained at Point Loma during your high school days should contribute much to your lives. May success be yours and happiness bless you daily. GEORGE E EASTON. P With every good wish for future happiness and success, I remain, THE POINTER Page Seven Cordially yours, i 6 First row-Rhoda Naylor, Ethel Henderson, Barbara Byrne, Lillian Troxell, Pete Ross, Laura Fenton, Rheba Edwards, Gertrude Farwell. Second row-Kenneth Christiansen, Henry Holt, Jean McPhee, Frances Henking, Ina Shafer, Irma Gibson, Frances Neill. Third row-William Hinckley, Theodore Marshall, Algy Lambert, Carolyn Burnside, Bessie Lewis, Lillian Wulff, Ruth Henry, Lois Matzen, Rose Georgia, Hilda Giles, Faye Camus, Florence Otterness, Emory Shepherd. Fourth row-James Riley, Erwin Miller, David Austin, Richard Hogan, Myron Green, Lawrence Purdy, Raymond Harris, Cecelia Collier, George Easton, PETE W. Ross . ..,,.eee,, . CECELIA M. CKJLLIEIL .... GEOIQGE E. EASTON .,.. RUBY GREY IOHNSON . LILLIAN L. TRIJXELL . Ricimun D. IFIUGAN , . KENNE'fI'I E. CIIIKISTIANSON W. EMURY SHEPIIERD , IRMA E. GIBSCJN ..... RHoDA NAYUJR LILLIAN WULlflf,. . , CAROLYNN BURNSIDE IKOBERT Bfxiaisouu RAYMQND E. FIARRIS F1aANc:Es C. IFIIENKING Pug 1' lfig M Q16 U ziizferxity of Michigazz BA. Bujalo Slate BJ-1. ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Uziiaferxfty of lozmz BA. ,. ART COMMERCIAL Pl'l.I1f'lAlDd! V ice-P1'1'fzc1'paI Wee-P1-1'nc1'pal San Diego State BA. College of Iflc' PtIC'l'flC'B..1.dIIl1' AIU! C?k!LI!7Ul71Ll UI1l'l'6l'.fl.fYl' BMJ. .'I177ZJ'Il'0lZg College of Ifzzxlyzexx lIdn11'11f.rtn1t1'or1 B.S. DRAMA ENGLISH UlII'l't'l'.X'l.f'l' of IHIAIIOIVS Bun! . . . Uz1lz'e1's1'ty of Cizffforzzilz H.. 1. and A111 Iftllljdj U l1l'L't'l'Sl'Z-V BA Ulzzzfezwity of Cul1'foH11l1 BA . .... Sim . S4111 . S4111 ., Sun Diego Stale BJ. Diego State B..-1. Diego State BA. Diego Stale Bn-1. 'l'l IE POINTER IEAN R. IAICPI-IEE BARBAR.-I BYRNE HlLD.X D. GILES , ., L. ETHEL HENDERSKIN I..AI.'RA E. EEN TON FOREIGN LANGUAGES HISTORY University of Michigan BA. Pomona BA. Whitman College BA. and Columbia MA. , , ,,,., University of California B..'1. and MA. HOME ECONOMICS . . . ,, ,.,,,,...,.,,I ,,....,,,77, S an Diego Stale and Coruezlzs GERTRLDE C. FARIVELL ,.,,,,,, T ,L San Diego State BA. I MATHEMATICS 1,015 E. M,IT2Ex ,.,.., ,.,,,7,,7 77,.,,,,,,,,,,77,...7.,,,,. ..,.., , . . Uniz' Bxily of California B..-1. FLORENCE OTTERXESS ,.,,.,....,.,.,,.........,,. St. Olaf BA. XKYILLIABI I. HIxCIS1LEY ...,..,....... .. San Diego State HORACE KESXEDY ,,,, MECHANICAL ART Pomona BA. HENRY H. HULT ,,,,Y,, I'irginia Polyleelznieal Inxtitate B.S. and Yale B.D. and Columbia MA. T, L, fxIAa,R5HALL ,,,,,,, Y,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , , ,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,. ,, ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,I,,,, Santa Bt1l'Z7dl'U BMA. I.-'IMES C. RILEY , .XIYROX B. GREEK .7L,, RUTH HENRX ',., . A :WIARY BROYVN , . BESSIE V. LEWIS .,,,, ALGY L. L.-XINIBERT L.awRExCE H. PL'P.DY IJ.-XVID B. ACSTIx . ,.,, ERWIN H. IVIILLER, ALICE RoSE GEoRCIx INA SHAFER. . FRANCES NEILL .......... MRS. GRACE CI-IADWICK YffA-'--, RHEB.-I EDWARDS ...f f.f'--, Y EA--f 4 - FAYE B. CAMUS ........... MRS. MERLE H.AYES ..... MRS. FERGUSON ..,...... THE POINTER MUSIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION San fofe BA. . .................. Pomona BA. San Diego Stale B.A. ,, , ,, Iowa State B.S. and Columbia San Diego Stale BA. Dalqoza Wesleyan B.S. and Unizfe1'5izy of Soutlzern Calif. MA. SCIENCE .,,....,...,,,....Wifeonxin BA. . . , . ,, Pomona B..l. ana' Claremont Colleges MA. , ,, , .. UNI-Lf6l'5l'Zj' of Southern California BA. SOCIAL SCIENCE .. ...... San Diego State BA. N ,,,, W H ,,,,,,, ,,,.,,..,.,, ,.,......... . , ..... S an Diego StateB.A. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS . ...,...........,...,..Lzbrarzan Special Coaelzing General Secretary ............Financial Secretary Manager of Cafeteria Page Nine 'r X IJ , fl r erzior gfiqlz Sena fe Top row-Lauran Clapp, Marvin Wangrud, Gene Muehleisen, Warren Bostick, Bill Anthony, David Fenn, Jim Couch, Kay Halter. Bottom row-Ralph Benton, Bill Kearns, Blanche Price, Mary Fitzgerald, Catherine Hall, George Burrows, Jimmie Lee, Jack Thompson. W: -33 Luzior gfiqk Sfugemf ovenzmenf Top TOW-Mary Catherine Kearns, Jane Sommers, Janice Demarest, George Kewitt, Fielder Lutz. Bottom row-Stuart Carse, Tommyanne Clark, Mary Shreve, Virginia Lillicrnp, Betty Curtis. Pugz' T171 THE POINTER X ii xx ln'-i .N li I . Left to right-Ralph Benton. Mary Fitzgerald, Warren Bostick. Kay Halter. Bill Kearns, Thea Carlson. Bob Forward. GQ. government The associated student body government has been functioning under a different system during the past semester. The representatives of the various senior high classes met during the fall semester and wrote a new constitution which was approved by the student body and put into etirect in February. Under the ruling of the new constitution, the entire school is run by a Congress composed of senate and house. The senate is composed of thirteen representatives from senior high school rooms: the house is composed similarly of junior high representatives. The two divisions function separately under diiferent cabinets except when some problem that affects the school as a whole is to be discussed. The senate met regularly during home room periods to discuss plans and problems affecting the senior high. Percy Shepherd, as head ol' a newly organized safety committee, met regularly with representatives of other schools at the Rotary club to discuss means of preserving safe conditions around school. The senate also discussed the possibility of installing an A. S. li. office, where the officers will meet regularly and where students will be able to voice their criticisms and opinions. Plans lor a trophy case are under way. This will be placed in the main hall so that all may enjoy our trophies. Officers for the two semesters are as follows: FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER P1-Cgidfgm W ....... . .see Warren Boctick President .. .. ...... i Mary Fitzgerald Vice-President ..... .,... M ary Fitzgerald Vice-President ,, , .Thea Carlson Secretary ...,,..,., ...ee.... K ay Halter Secretary , ,.... ..., B ob Forward Treasurer rqvr, ..., , Bill Kearns Treasurer .... ,. 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April 22-The baseball season started today, and the senior class was well represented by Hal Shepherd. April 28-Annual plans are hnally nearing completion. The business staff has been selling advertising to everybody's father. The annual contest has started in earnest and three captains have been chosen, Bob Dienes, Harold Shepherd and Betty Plaister. A chart has been set up in the hall and there is much interest in the three pointers that represent the teams. It looks like Bob Dienes is going to break the tape. May l-The annual May Pete was given today in the auditorium. In the Pageant of the Hours. Bernice Rhode represented Morning: Hattie Shepherd, Noon: and Mary Fitz- gerald. Night. One of the gayest dances on the program was a tango given by the Senior A girls. May 6-Enter Madame and her suiters. Madame was ably performed by Althea Osborne and the supporting cast was excellent. May 14-The Iunior A Benefit Bridge given at the home of Charlotte Bassler attracted many seniors. Beautiful prizes were presented to those holding high score-cards. May 21-The annual Glee Club picnic held at Mission Beach was a great success. After a swim, there was a huge bonlirc and songs. May 31-Senior Ditch Dayl All seniors donned their holiday clothes and away we went, trusting that Point Loma could survive the day without us. Iune 19-Baccalaureate Services were held tonight. lt was very impressive and more than one senior had a lump in his throat. Iune 25-The graduation ceremony was one of the loveliest Point Loma ever had. The grad- uation march was played while the senior procession wended its way slowly to the flower-bedecked platform. Our sentiments were Fittingly expressed by members of the class and delightful musical numbers were presented by the Glee Club. Diplomas were presented and afterwards an informal reception was held. The Seniors realized that now the time had come to bid Point Loma a fond adieu. Iune 24-The prom-our prom. The dance was given at the Elks, club and the music was furnished by the Rhythm Boys. Of course everyone had a glorious time, but itis just a bit sad to realize that this is the end of oneis high school life. Well, little diary, you have served your purpose in recording one important semester and now I Write regretfully- Fz'nz'.v. THE POINTER Page Tlzirfccu ,i .W H0 1 ANDERSON, ROBERT Bob Football 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Varsity Club Seey. I, 4: Athletic Board Secy. 3, 4: Class President l, Treasurer 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 2, President 3, 4. ARMsTRONG, DOROTHY Dottie t Girl Reserves l. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: G. A. C. 2 s l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Honor Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Girls' League 1.2.3, 4: Ir. Prom Committeeg fi'ee Club 3: May Day 1, 2, 3: Hi-Iinx 1, 3, 4: Marriage of Nannetteu 2: Drama Club 1. Slate College. ATKINSON , EVELYN Girls' Hi-Iinx 2, 3, 4: May Day 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4, President 4, Secretary 4: G. A. C. 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 4: Class President 2: Girls' League 2, 3. 4: Mikado 3: Trial by Iury 4: Ir. Prom Committee: Drama Club 4. Secretary 4. AVERILL, BETTY Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Publicity Manager 3. 4: I Girl Reserves 3, 4, Secretary 4: Editor of Pointer 3, 4: Iournalism Club 3, 4: Honor Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Publicity Manager 4: Hi-Jinx 4: May Day 1, 2, 3. 3 State College. ff I BAIRD, IRGINIA Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Inter-Club 'Council 2: Drama Club 4: Intimate Strangers ,V 3: Glee Club l, Z, 4: Marriage of Nannetteu 2: L'Trial by Jury 4: Song Leader 4. Slule College. BERO, MARIORIE Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3: Girls' League 2. 3, 4: Drama Club: L'Cricket On the Hearth 3: Glee Club: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. i Smre College. HOSTICK, BENTON Honor Society 3, 4: Secretary Class 3: Nuys' Fed- eration 4. Slale College. BOSTICK, WAIKREN 1 President A. S. ll. 4: Honor Society 3, 4, Vice- L President 3: Boys' Federation 4: Slide Rule Club X 4: Science Club 4: Annual Stall 4. 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'71 , r,f,i.1iiiLm.ilLliilw-111.1114 l.L'.llQllL' -, 1. 4: Ihiiilx Q Q K 1 X W iff THE POINTER l711gcl 14ftcc11 1 . -. L lIlIL'!.i'lf-l' 111 .X'1111l!11'111 f,'i1l1'f111'1111. ' 1 UIAIU i' 4. ' 1 W' 4, TI'- S DIENES, ROBERT Bob Track 2, 3, Ll, Capt. 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, -l: Interclass Basketball 3: Hi-Jinx 4: Glce Club 3, -l: Mikado 3: Trial by Iury 4: Com- mercial Club -l, President 4: Carnival -lg Capt. Annual Team -lg Corky l, 2, 3, 4. FITZGERALD, MAIQY Vice-President A. S. li. -l, Representative 3, Presi- dent -l: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, President -lg Girls' 1 f League 2, 3, -l: G. A. C. 3, -l: Treasurer -lg Honor 'f S'-ciety 2, 3, -l, Treasurer -l: Glee Club 3, -l, Sec- retary el: Operetta 3,41 Annual Stall -l. Slate College. CTONZALES, MAIKX' ANNE liscondido li. U. ll, S. l, 2: San lJiego31 Drama Club -l: Girls' League -l: May Day -l: Enter Madame -l: Toast Masters' Public Speaking Con- test 4. Slate College. HALL, CATHERINE Kitty Glee Club l, Z. -l: Girls' League 1. 2, 3, -l. Vice- President 3, Treasurer -l: Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3. Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3: Class President 1: A. S. ll. Rep. -l: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, -l: Drama Club l, 2, 3, -l: Annual Staff -lx Yell Leader -l: May Day l, 2, 3: Hi-linx 1, 2, 3, -l: On the Stairsn: Seven Gifts : The Dwarfu: 'lMikado g Marriage of Nannetteng Trial by Iuryug Cricket on the Hearth. HALTEIQ, TQATHERINE Kay Girls' League Z, 3. -l, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3: Secretary A. H. -lg Honor Society 2. 3, -l. President -l: G. A. C. 3, -l, President -l: Hockey 2, 3, -lg Speedball Z, 3, -l: Soccer 2. 3: Basketball 2, 3: Girl Reserves -l. Treasurer -l: Editor-in-Chief uf Annual -l: Science Club -l. Ll11iz'r1'rily of Cilliforufiz. HARR1s, RAYMOND Ray La Iulla High: Football l, 2. 3, -l: Swimming 1. 2, 3, -lg Varsity Club: Drama Club 4: Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club, Treasurer 3: Assistant Editor of Pointer -l. Biz.-'1'r1r.rx College. l'lIiRSllEY, ROBERT Bob I .. , ' .' ' Rriolws' Club lg lluis' l7cLlei'g1Lion -lg Yigq-Pfggi. I dent ol Class 2: .Pointer Stall' -l: Athletic Board 3, ' r ' lr. Prom tanmmittec J. ye ' : ' 2.-V., f ' j, ldL'BBS C1EoRc:E ff . . 1 ,A ' lrack l: lli-Y 2. rl: lTr.im.i Club S: XVhv the ' ff' W ,,,.,f' ' W ' ttf s - .. , ,, . .. ' Kfluluvs Ranu 3: lkuelin -l. '..'. V- ' A . T .. WM AW.. ,,. .. AM .i . . .1 I M qyfafm. ,X . X ,. .E N X! Pffgf' Siffffff THE POINTER lsoixr, Lois A. May Day l, 2, 3: Hi-Jinx 1, 2: Marriage of Nannetten 2: Trial by Iury 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 lnurnalism Club 3, -lg Girls' League l. 2, 3, 4. BIISIIIZFJJ' College. IoIINsoN, ROBIN Annual Stall' -l: Saume Camp Fire Secretary 3, President -l: Art Club President 3: Glee Club 1, 43 Girls' l-Ii-linx 3: G. A. C. 1, 2. Suu Diego Fine ,-lrt: Aearlemy. IONES, WILLIAM B. Bill Athletic Board -lg Annual Staff -l: Honor Society -l: luurnalism Club -l: Pointer-Staff -l. Naval Radio Service. KEARNS, WILLIAM Bill Basketball -lg Annual Stall -l: Ticket Auditor -'lg A. S. Representative lg Swimming 2. Manager 3: Hi-Y -l. NV 5 X State College. - I LANG, MURIAL Girls' League 2. 3. -l: Hi-Jinx 2, 3: May Day 1, 2. 3: Drama Club l. 2: Girl Reserves l, 2. 3: Vice-Pigcsident 2. Treasurer 3. . 1, , 3 Coxmefology Selzool. L- . ' ' J, I-ci' 1: ,QM L.x HAM, lOl-IN HARVEX' lock Routers' Club 3: llaslietball 3: Swimming 2: Gulf 3, -l: Tennis -l: XVhy the Chimes Rang -lg Carnival Committee 3. -lg Drama Club -lg Jour- nalism ' lb -l. Sfale College. GA-ay, lfxnnox, CLARAINIABLE Clam Suutli Sevier High: Girl Reserves -l: Honor Su- ciety -l: Clee Club -lg Trial by Iury -lg Hi-Jinx 4: Class Secretary 3, -l: Treasurer -l1GirIs'League 2. 3. -l, President -l: Ir. Prom Cunimitteeg Spanish I Club 3: Commercial Club -l. - iVl.XLOOF, NICHOLAS GEORGE Nz'elg Operetra 3, -l: Hank Oflieer l. Z, 3, -lg Orchestra l. 2, 3. 4: Pointer Stall -lg Tennis 3, -l, Singles Champion 4: Hi-linx 1: Spanish Club 3. Long Beach IIIIZIIUIA College. THE PQINTER Page Seeefzleezz I of Q. 5-f DNC Q 1 r fl ,Ml I 'lj LJ: .J J - 14 Page Eighteen MARKS, IANOUS Basketball 33 Baseball 3: Track C 2: Boys' Federation 4: Rootcrs' Club 1. MARTIN, ERMINIE La Iolla High: Club 3, 4. I Buxinexf College. Commercial Club 5, 4: Glee x . f's2f'lf'lfVQf MCCABE, ZELMA Commercial Club 4: Girls' League 2, 5, 4: May Day 1. 2: Bank Ofbcer 4. BzIxI'nc.vx College. MCCULLOCK, THAD Class President 2: Slide Rule Club 4: Annual Staff 4. MCDAVID, WILLIAM Bill Football 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: On the Stairs 4: First Dress Suit 4: Glee Club 4: Tennis 4: Trial by Iury 4: Drama Club 4: Class President 4. MEDINA, DEUTILDE Due May Day 2. 4: Carnival 2, 4: Hi-Iinx 2: G. A. C. 2, 4, Secretary 4: Honor Society 4: Drama Club 4: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Art Club 2, Secretary 2: Spccdball 1, 2: Basketball 1: Soccer 1: Baseball 2. MERRITT, MARY San Diego High 2: Yell Leader 4: Glcc Club -lg Trial by IuI'y -l: Drama Club -l: ul2I1Cl1LlDICLl Christmas Tree -l: The Dwarf 4: lournalism Club 4: Annual Stall -l. Sc'l'I'pj1.v Cullvgc. THE POINTER X ,f, C -ef .f xx , I MosEs, ELIZABETH Berry Tennis 4: Glee Club 4: Girl Reserves 4: Specdball - 4: I-Icrelaey 4: Drama Club 4: Girls' League 4. Mills College. lX lI'DUETT, VELMA Girls' League 1, 2. 3. 4: M y Day 1, 2: Art Club 3, 4. Aix: vvLWlXN lVlI'HLB CKER, ROLF E. ' La Iolla High: Iournalism Club 4: Orchestra 4: Assistant Editor Priinter 4. lllnxif Co11xcz'w1t01'y. . lNjLSO HILIP Phil Q Fu tball 2. 3: Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Ten- x X I NEWELL, OLIXVER l. Hank 33 Slide Rule Club 1, 2, 5: Science Club 4: l'lr1I'luI' Rnll Slum College. Cizfif. Tfvh. is! Usnrmx, ALTHEA Al QJJ Wnreesler Sehrmlg lbramatie Club 5, 4: Seven Ciilifsll 5: The Dwarf 41 Enter Madame 4: Ili-linx 5, 4: lr, Prom Committee 5: Sung Leader -lg Girls' League 3, 4: Mikadu 4: Clee Club 3, 4. Suzie College. Pfxxrox, FRANCES CELESTE Cele5le Marriage of Nannetten 3: Journalism Club 4: Cirls'Lez1guc 2. 3, 4: Hi-linx 4: Glee Club 3. Smtc College. i f 2 2 2 l THE POINTER Page Nizzcleczz Page Twellly r PLA1sTER, BETTY Betsy Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 G. A. C. 3, 4, President 4g Ir. Prom Committee 3, Basketball, Tennis, Track 43 May Day l, 2, 31 Hi-Iinx 1, 2, 3, 4g A Matter of Husbands 4g Operetta 1, 29 Enter Mad- ame 4. Stale College. PRODANOVICH, IACK 'Bow' Feclcration 4. 4 J LX rl w QUINN, BERTHA K. 'N f Girls' League 2, 3, 45 May Day 1, 2g Glee Club 2: , Belle of Barcelona 29 Spanish Club 33 Girl Reserves 4. Slate College. Riacclo, PETER EDWARD Pete Linclblom High, Chicagog Iournalism Club 4g Boys' Federation 41 Pointer Staff 4: Enchanted Christmas Tree 45 Baseball 2. 3. 4g Reserve f Football 4. , Northwestern Ufzizfersify, Illinois. ROBERTS, WILLIAM Bill Football lg Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Operetta 1. 2, 3. 4: Intimate Strangers 1: The Dwarf lg Enter Madame 4: Quartet 3: Drama Club 4: Assistant Flyman 4g Senior Announce- ment Committee Sfale College. SANTOS, THOh4AS Tom S Sacramento High 23 Baseball Manager 2. 5: Foot- ball 4: Track 3, 43 Hi-Y 3. 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Stage 1 31 Trial by Iury -l. KJ - Angelex School of Alill'lgzIfl0lI. SANTRY, ARTHUR girl Phillilfs High School, Mass.: Track 3: Stage Manager 3: Swimming' 3: Honor Society -l: Busi- ness Manager ot Trial by jury. THE POINTER ' F 1 , r . Q . s 1 X t sz ' 'Vs X , X ll r Q., ls A - F SCHACHTEBECK, WALTER Walt 1 Swimming 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Hi-Iinx l, 2, 41 Marriage of Nannettew 25 The Mikado 3: Trial by Iury 4: Intimate Strang- ers 3: Drama Club l, 2, 3: Athletic Board 3, 4, Decathalon 3, 41 Chemistry Club l, 2: Yell Leacler 3. Bethel College. Ii'Cll7ifH,f. ,Ld-P SCOTT, IAMES im cl ' l'Patelin 4: Track 31 Ili r-class Basketbafll'2:' 33 Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2: Football Q, 3, 4, Senator 4: Hi-Iinx 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Boys' Federation President 4, Vice-President 4: Assistant Editor of Pointer 4: Drama Club 4g On the Stairs 4: The Dwarf 43 Enter Madame 4: l'Mikado 3: Trial by Iury 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. SHEPHERD, HARRIETTE Hattie Girls League 2, 3. 4: G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice- Presiclent 3: Honor Society 4: Drama Club 4g Tumblers l, 2. 3: Enchanted Christmas Tree 4: Carnival 3, 4: Rooters' Club l. SHEPHERD, HAROLD Hal Football 4: Baseball 4: Decathalon winner 43 Why the Chimes Rang 4: Annual Team Capt. 23 Drama Club 4: Iournalism Club 4. Www SIXIITH, D,XVID.'X :- - w Girls League 2. 3, 4. T,u'LoR, EVELINE EW Girl Reserves 4, Publicity Manager 43 G. A. C. 3, 4: Girls' League Z, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4, Hi-Iinx 41 May Day l, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4g Science Club 4: Slicle Rule Club 4. 9 If ' I if! f MAD .1 mf TfJh'IBLER,MORIiIS Morris Football 2, 3, 4, Ca in 4: Varsity Club 3, 4g Athletic Board 3, 'ce-President 4, Hi-Y 3: Boys' Federation 4 estra 4. Ulzizferxify of Arizomz. QXYJ THE POINTEEQ Page Tuffilty-one Q-1' L 1 5 ,. VEIQDUGKJ, THERESA Girls' League 2, 3, 4. 'C 4, 1 ,ff WELLS, CiORDON iff: 7 Iunfor Prom Committee 33 Annual Stal? 43 Pointer Stall -lg Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3, -lg Varsity Club 3, 4. WIYIALEN, ELLSWORTI-I Editor of Pointer 3. -lx Aclvisor 4g Sponsor Iunior Hi journalism Club -lg Oratorical Contest Winner 4g American Legion Essay Winner 4. WILLIAMS, CORA IANE Corky Girls' League 2, 3. 4: May Day 1, Z, 3, 4: Hi- ljinx 3, 41 Drama 33 Class Secretary -l: Rooters' Club lg Commercial Club rl: Carnival -l. 'X WIL Ms, IOHN WOODROW Woody Ullin, Ill,, 1, 25 Redlands 3: Class Vice-President 11 Enchanted Christmas Tree -lg Basketball -l: Hi-Y 35 Baseball 1, 2. Num! Rualio Serzfivf. 7Q! ALBERS, MARIOIKIE P ATTE, STELLA Carnegie, Oklahoma: Glee Club 1, 2: Spanigh Club 2: Roswell, New Mexico: Honor Society l, 2, 3, -l. IORDAHL, BETTY McKinley Higbg Drama Club 4. smff Collage. SMITH. ARIEL 1 Page Tufczity-Iwo THE POINTER Z Y ir Y l'i S X- E,w C AY 5. c 2- T M I I5 xx X ,f- k LFTJ X Q Q4 K X l , 4 Q. ' K ZF A N XX .J H 1 5 Q 1 9 fx KH' kl x . . ,ff b jx F F X L' 6 , Q QFQ3- , . 21 ,f u'- 1 xx u.5fl' ,L I X . YE XX - Wx, M M, X X Q J , 3 , MLW X , U' X X X TR Wfg 3 K x J H, W X 'Xxx T X'-lj XX! Qzlill, 1, xp -lr? H MNQW X M- , Vglfffffz xv if X X ' , sf X4 o v. A-I X ., YN V ' ' 1 a l xg E 593- H. ..,. . NE 5510 . 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I L-I U .CI L1 ru 0.1 I.. Q. E I I I I I I I I I 5. Cl .E :A V? IS I.: n.. O I? i U-I if LJ W 5 . .... Bachelor I I I I I I I I I I Garbo arry Greta .Tom va 'U L. O l-L you- oggone I I I I ...... C3 drow- 00 W H1 S W'llia F VE fs 'Nl E 2 I X? El fs l nga, 4, 4 Top row-Earl Vaugn, Lauren Clapp, Ralph Benton, Marvin Warigrud, Lawrence Hoskins, Jack Bromley. Bob Forward. Bottom row-Clara Penny, Bernice Rhode, Ola Baxter, Olive McIntyre, Geraldine Eaglestone, Margaret Fowler, Doris Mixon, Edith Bowker. ezzior The February graduating class of 1932, although dwindled down to 15 members, is still the same class which entered this school as low seventh graders in 1927. From its ranks have sprung outstanding athletes, actors, budding scientists, and writers who have shown their loyalty at all times in putting across worth while student activities such as the carnival, the plays, and The Pointer. Two of the schoolis executive oliicers, Ralph Benton as treasurer, and Bob Forward as secretary, were chosen from the Senior B class. FALL Seivresrizn SPRING SEINIESTER President . ,,ts, Iohn Clapp President . Ralph Benton Vice-President .. Robert Forward Vice-President . . .. . Robert Forward Secretary .. . . ,,e,, Lauran Clapp Secretary . Geraldine Eaglestone A. S. li. Representative Ralph Benton A. S. B. Representative .. .Lauran Clapp Page Twrfllfy-.tix THE POINTER Bottom prow 'left to rightl-Julian Couche. John Higgins. Norman Coker. Helmuth Mundkowski. Charles Williams. Charles Pendelberry. Jennie Flores. Anna Morikawa. Virginia Robertson. Evelyn Hamilton. Ruth Grady. Connie Turrentine. Melva Dennis, Betty Smith. Arlene Schiroli, Patricia Woodward. Jan Aldrich. Madalene Jundley. Ruth Newell. Second row-Birdie June Gardiner. Charles Springstead. Wells Felts. Jimmie Stalnaker. Joe Shreve. Jean Muehleisen. Leola Maurer. Martha Seras, Margaret Hunter, Edna Rose. Cleo Schuh. Barbara Hunter. Nancy Smith. Julia Metcalf. Louise Rosenbery. Lois Stevens. Adele Collins, Charlotte Bassler. Lois Allen. Virginia English. Third row-Faye Hite. Aubrey Thompson. Birge Anthony. Lenor Atkins, Marguerite Kaye. Helen Holly, Elsie Conover. Donald Lundin. Jack Horner. John Bowman. Winifred Keck. Rose Rick. Bernice Olson. Bessie Lee Pevoto. Ada Nichols. Madalaine Smith. Fourth row-Harry Woodward. Harlan Curl. George Likes, Lloyd Anderson. Robert Belville. Frank Quinn. Paul Kettenbure. Yancey Adams. Albert Henly. George Dale. Gene Chabot. Mary Jane Beeler. Rebecca Ake. Grace Justice. Ramona Cole. Ellen Purdy. Lois Smith. Fifth row-Andrew Silva. Manuel Machado. Jack Monlse. Anderson Mason. Frank Heryet, Norman Powell. Gordon Eb:-'. George Burroughs. Alfred Smith. Bill Anthony. Pete Kovac. Emmett Fowler. Oral Chandler. John Vye. Jack Healy. George Bergman. Frank Adams. Jack Fitzgerald. Top row-Morris McKnight. Marvin Hoover. Joe Miller. Frank Friel. Bill Keefe. Joe Laserdo. John Simpson. f LIIZLOI' MR. Cl'lRlSTl.XffSl:X'S l'lfJ5ll'. ROHM MISS lVUl.l5l 'S llOMlf ROOM Srliuxf, SExiEsrEI4 SPRING SEMESTER President 7 7 7 ,,,, Philip White President t,,ttt, 77 ,,tt 7, 7 Bill Anthony Vice-President 7 77 Gene Muehleisen Vice President .,.., ..tt 7 7 7 7 ..t.. tr... 7 Secretary and Treasurer Adele Collins Secretary and Treasurer Lloyd Anderson FALL SEBIE'-TER FALL SEMESTER President ,,77 , , , , Gene Ivluehleisen President 7 7 7 77 77777 77 Bill Anthony Vice-President 77 7 77 Percy Shepherd Vice-President 7 77 7 7 7 Oral Chandler Secretary and Treasurer Adele Collins Secretary and Treasurer Phyllis Phyllips Luzior The Iunior Class as a whole is the philanthropist of the school this year as it has been devoting all of its time and money making the Iunior Prom a real success. A great deal of this good Work can he accredited to the officers of the classg Pete Kovac, presidentg Aubrey Thompson, vice-presidentg Lenore Atl-tins, secretary, and Mr. Green, sponsor. Among the outstanding social affairs sponsored by the class, those not soon forgotten are the Saint Patricles Day Dance, Print and Cord May 13, Benefit Bridge Tea, May 14, Noon Dances and the lunior Prom. Iunior A's ordered the same Senior rings that the present Senior BTS chose, hoping in that Way to standardize that ring for all future classes. THE IDQINTER Page Twcnly-sezfen Bottom row-Bill Luffe, Tommy Downey, Cecil Stotts. Cleo Holquien, Leola Dodge, Alice Taylor, Olga Webster, Florence Cannon, Esther Davidson, Virginia Riehle, Mildred Glover, Elizabeth Van Fleet, Margaret Davis, Anna Martin, Lucille Neumont, Ellen Adair, Mary Ashbrook. Second row-Aegydius Rock, Kirby Van Mater, Louis Wilson, Charles Crothers, Helen Burke, Dolores Alex- ander. Anita Agard, Blanche Price, Marie Kelly, Anita Milligan, Martha Ericson, Olive Southwell, Elmira Diaz, Margaret Currier, June Woodward, Ruth Sandy, Edna Smith, Ruth Hubbard. Third row-Fred Meiers, Ray Shipley, George Hillemian. Robert Sterling, Donald Roberts, Ernest Silva, Alton Putman, Lorraine Averill, Barbara Sloane, Nan Watson, Mary Putman, Jane Wilson. Dolores Henderson, Dorothy Donovan, Ruth Lindberg, Marjorie Ernsting, Vera Lockwood, Beth FOX, Helen Ferguson. Fourth row-Armand Ault, Albert Barston, Louis Gieger, Douglas Diirin, Jack Donnely, Mary Sheldon. Jamsie Henderson, Jim Crouch, Alfred Cobb, Ralph Cobb, Landin Wheeler, Mary Zinke, Helen Greenwell, Florence Minter, Mary Jane Walker, Margaret Atkinson, Nan Carlson, Tommyanne Clark. Fifth row4Jim Shannon, David Pittsford, Frederick Einhouse, Ralph Larson, Jack Verdickberg, Jimmie Lee, Jack Knight, Billie Brooks, June Mustain, Charles McNaughton, Jane Compton, Henry Wheeler, Beverly Bostick, Leroy Maupin, Robert Connors, Fred Strohte, David Chandler, Jack Lane, Edgar Smith. Sixth row-David Fenn, Lawrence Emerson, Bill Campbell, Salvador Carlos, Daniel Marks. Charles Barr. Richard Miller, Don Dix. Donald Roberts, Jim Claspell, Harlan Boucher. Willie Ochoa, Dick Swartz, Stanley Barsky, Richard Cannon. Top row-John Plank, Marion Baker, Walter Healy, Arthur Derrick, Donald Tully, John Blake. S0I0k0l'I'Z0I'6 MR. AUsT1N's HOME RooM Miss GIBSONIS Home Room President .. .... ................... I im Couebe President ggggg.. . ......... Marie Kelly Vice-President .. . ..... Tommyanne Clark Vice-President ..... .... D ick Schwartz Secretary ....... .. .. .. Tommy DOWI1Cy SCCI'Ct3ry ...,,,....... . ..,,. Iohii Plank Senator V V. Iirn COL1Cl16 SCDZIIOF ,,,,,, ..... B lanclie Price SOIDAOWZOVE Miss MATZENIS HOME Rooivr Miss TRLJXELLJS Home Room President ........... ...ss.sg..s..... . ..gg W alter Healy President ...... ..... .s.,.. . . lack Thompson Vice-President Marguerite Kreizinger Vice-President . . ,,Hemy XVIWCIQ1- Secretary ....... H ...,.,........ , Fred Meiers Secretary , . Virginia Righle Senator .... . ...... Iames Lee Senator .ss.. Lick Thompson Page Tnffllly-cigflf MR. SlIEPHERD'S HOME ROOM President . .. . . ...... Anita Agnrd Secretary .. . Dolores Alexander THE POINTER L.. Bottom row Qleit to right!-Eileen Phifer, Marjorie Newell. Madeline Clark, Theda Ostrander, James Duel. Victor Winn. Jack House. Catherine Gangitano. Jane Morgan, Marian Tappan. Joyce Demarest, Mildred Igamg. Jange Demarest. Laurena O'Donnell. Margaret Shannon. Carynne Schneider. Faye Pielop, ert a Hei er. Second row-Connie Ochoa. Tillie Iten. Lucille Sieck. Ella Cook, Sinclair Gannon. Elinore Hicks, Vivian Johnson. Mildred Denton. Laura Balkan, Phyllis Mirow, Jane Sommers. Betty Curtis. Maxine Albrecht. Nina Kline. Lucille Atkinson. Marie Taylor, Elinore Rohde, Janet Randall. Olive Keck. Lucy Ochoa. Third rovr-Patty Lohman. George Cleveland, George Morikawa, Rolland Peebles, James Clark. Willis Wells. Fred Carillo. Jeanne Dale. Anne Ingraham, Florence Starkey. Margaret Johnson, Helen Stuchberry. Marjorie Vestal. Catherine Beach. Jane Dennis, Manzanita Taylor. Viola Dare, Jeanette Main. Fourth row-Helen Bingston. Jean Stephens, Patrick Kelly. Gordon Wilde, Fielder Lutes. George Kiewit. Roland Myer. Billy Cords. William Leonard. Raidor Roldness, Donald Boyden. Stuart Fraser, Robert Rock. James Froide. Mary Jane Lewis, Harriet Wolcott, Norma Stark. Mary Shreve, Virginia Lillicrap. Fifth row-Bruce Hazard. Arthur Bachelder, James Kerns. Bob Merritt. Billy Rees. Jack Stealy, Douglas Hubbs. Kenneth Hall. Cassius Insko. Jeoffrey Rothero. Milton Heller. Betty Anderson, Ruth McGill. Phyllis Wordsworth. Edna Edmondson. Ruie Ellen Freeman, Henrietta Santos. Sixth row-Edward Blake. Ralph Winkleman, Wesly Carter. Alex Jeffares. Bryce Santry. Stuart Fraser. Edward Maddox. John Brackett. Tom Brackett, Rodney Mauer, Donald Tank. Alvin Werre. Bob Albers, Charles Gleaves. Orlan Cunningham. Top row-Charles Forbes, David Pinkes, Clement Gage, Henry Faunce. Jay Castilde. Lucille dores Ninn ltline joan foster dlclt mccullock edward brennan heNry faunce janft randall Christian king cl.arinda faunce glAclys wamas consuela ochoa james l-roide gfiqlz ass The High Nine Class of Point of Point Loma lunior High School began as seventh graders in September, l929. It was just an ordinary school class beginning with sixty boys, thirtv-nine of whom are still students of Point Lomag and fifty-six girls, twenty-seven of whom are still students of Point Loma. The total enrollment at present is one hundred and thirty. l U n a It is interesting to note that ofhcers of the lunior High Student Government, Girls League and Boys' Federation, have, with only one exception, been chosen from the High Nine Class. FALL SEMESTER SPRING Si5ixrits'i'iau President ,Y4-YY4,V4-, A,,YYA,,,,,,,,,,VY,Y,,A, T ommyanne Clark President- ,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, William Lelonarcl Vicelprcsidem ,.,Y ,,,,,, W illiam Leonard Vice-President ..... ....,, G e-0rge.Mor1ltmvu Secretary Y4,Y-,,-,..,, H ,,,,,,,,,,, Betty Curtis Secretary .....,..... ,,.,,,, V irginia Lillicrap THE POINTER Page Tzuelity-zzinc 111. Cglqkflz grage 8B Oiiicers: Miss Fenton's Home Room-President, Frieda Iten: Vice-President: Betty Steinbach: Secretary, Norma Lockwood. Mr. Hinckley's Home RoomfPresident. Arthur Derrick: Secretary. Howard McCoy: Representative: Wendall Fernandez. Mr. Riley's Home Room-President, Rupert Rock: Vice-President: Scott Miller: Secretary-Treasurer, Arthur Smith. BA Oflicrs: Miss Byrne's Home RoomAPresident, Mack Graham: Vice-President, Doris Hoffman: Secretary. Phyllis Yglesias, Miss Farwel1's Home Room-President: Will Adams: Vice-President. Marjorie Cooper: Secretary, Horace Clay. Mr. Marshalls Home Room-President: Bill Shreve: Secretary. Lewis Stubbs. even flz gm e 7B Oflicersz Miss Henking's Home Room-President. Robert Bennett: Vice-President. Murceline Abrego- Secretary-Treasurer, Ted Donnelly. Miss Shaler's Home Room-President. Josephine Hastings' Vice' President. Barbara Hammond: Secretary: Pauline Kearns. Mr, BB.l'bOLl1 S Home Room--President IbOuo'1 - St. Morris: Secretary. Jack Stalnaker. ' D as 'ZA Officers: Miss Henry's Home Room-YPresident. Harry Hail: Vice-President. Agnes Barnes: Segyetiu-y Frank Hugh. Mrs. Burnside's Home Room-President, Barbara Healy: Vice-President. Kenneth Hfill' Miss Georgia's Home Room4President, David Robinson: Secretary. Billy Kenster. Miss Bl'0VR'1l'S Holme Room-President: Georgia Smiley: Vice-President, Charles Strada: Secretary. Omer Stone, Page Thirly THR POINTER J I bxg, U2 Army' Navy VS. Pf.Loma ' RN . . N .E ::.'- ' , y -- . 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Dorothy Armstrong. Betty Curtis. Fred Myers. William Jones. Top row-Jack Thompson. Landon Wheeler. Lloyd Anderson, John Vye. Bob Forward, Ralph Benton. Benton Bostick. Paul Kettenberg. Warren Bostick. nor ociefy The Honor Society of Point Loma High School was formally installed in V129 as Chapter 189 of the California Scholarship Federation. Then it had an enrollment ol: twenty-six members. At present it has forty-seven members. Miss Irma Gibson is advisor. The purpose ofthe organization is to attain a high standard of Scholarship and to foster broader ideals of serxice. A torch pin which signifies striving toward achievement is worn by each semester member. Each member who has been in the Federation twofthirds of his high school career is called a 'ifiold Seal graduate and receives a gold seal on his diploma, his permanent record, and his college credentials. He is also given a Roman Lamp pin signi- fying the light of learning. This year the society hlled Thanksgiving hasl-gets for needy families. It also took part in the Girls! I-Ii-Iinx and the Carnival in order to help earn money for the school fund. Some members have assisted fellow students by coaching. Each year the members enjoy the honor of being excused from all linal examinations and are awarded a ditch day. Last semester the members spent their ditch day at El Monte Grove. FALL SEMEsTEra SPRING SEMEsTEit president ,V ,,,, H ..,, Gordon Eby President . .. ......... .. Katherine Halter ViCe,P1-esidem V 7 , Benton Bostick Vice-President . ,. .. .... ....... I ohn Vye Secretary W V77g,g . .... . Anita Agard Secretary ..... . Dorothy Armstrong Treasurer ..... . . Ruth Lindberg Treasurer . ....... Mary Fitzgerald THE IDQINTER Page Thi-I'ljf'f!ll'f'L' in i N N. Q L M S: Gs Em Egg 0 G 728-Q 'UU-4 4. ,W HQ A5 sw MM Q :E BP B W E8 E29 3 5 gd SEE i a Eg JOE E 5 m Q 4 6 op E: 3 QE df 6 gi 392 F 5 EE E22 2 5 f4 H2 u gg EE, E Q ' . 5-4 . 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The first event on the Girls' League calendar was the annual Dove Ball given in the music room in honor of the new girls and the teachers. Each guest was personally invited and escorted by a League member. The Girls' Hi-Iinx, given on December tenth and eleventh, was a big success. A night- club idea was used as the theme. The proceeds went into the trasury account to be used to meet the needs of the club. Throughout the year th: Girls' League has been very active in social service work, furnishing uniforms and shoes for those unable to afford them, preparing baskets for the needy at Christmas and Thanksgiving, and sending dolls to various children's homes. From time to time the Girls' League has been able to obtain interesting speakers to talk on vocational guidance and other subjects of interest to.girls. Mrs. Wallace, a well known Southern California authority, spoke on 'KGirls' Problems. Mrs. Fish, from the San Diego courthouse. gave a talk on vocational guidance. A representative of a nationally famous pattern company spoke on styles of the day and displayed living models showing the mode of dress for every occasion. A beauty expert from a well known beauty salon spoke on the use of cosmetics. FALL SEBIESTER SPRING SEMEsTER President ..,,,,,, , ,..,,,, .,.,,,,,,,, T hea Carlson President , ...., . .. Clara Maddox Vice-President , L , ,,,, Lenore Atkins Vice-President ,..,, . Charlotte Bassler Secretary ,,cc,,,, c L ,, ,, Marjorie Ernsting Secretary .,., . ..,. lame-sie Henderson Treasurer ,,,,., , Bernice Olson Treasurer , , ,,cc .Catherine Hall oys I gaderafion The Bovs' Federation is the largest single organization existing in Point Loma High School. It is composed of one hundred eighty members. Every senior high school boy auto- matically becomes a member. The main purpose of the Federation is to get all the boys together, to discuss their problems, to promote various boys' activities, to promote order and discipline, and to arouse interest and action in school projects. Although boys' federations have existed in other schools for some time, this is the Federations first year at Point Loma High. To the fall semester OECCFS belongs the credit of organizing the association, drawing up the constitution, and starting the activities. The first Federation dance, given last November at the Wednesday Clubhouse in honor of the football men, proved to be the brightest social event of the year. FALL SEMESTER President ........., ---,,-f---f -f----- ---f T 3 m C5 Scott Vice-President . V 74 -Y---'-f'-k George Burrows Secretary-Treasurer aa a aavaaaaa -aaaa- l Ohm CIQPP Cabinet Members: Robert Forward, War- ren Bostick, Bob Ar1dC1'SOH- THE POINTER SPRING SEMEsTER V President L ,.,,,.,.,.,,, ,,,.. ,,,,, , .... ..,. , I 0 hn Clapp Vice-President .,.. . ..... ......... I ames Scott Secretary ....i., . LL,.., Robert Forward Treasurer ........,.,......,.......,.,.,. Lauran Clapp Cabinet Members: Donald Coker, Percy Shepherd, Warren Bostick. Page Thjrfy-five mum! Sfaff Editor-in-Chief, Katherine Halter: Assistant Editor, Catherine Hall: Business Manager, Thea Carlson: Assistant Business Managers, Bill Jones and Gordon Wells: Photographs, Thad McCullock: Literary Editor, Eveline Taylor: Joke Editor, Mary Merrit: Snap-shot Editor, Bob Anderson: Feature Editors, Mary Fitzgerald and Warren Bostick: Sport Editor, Bill Kearns: Typist, Clara Maddox: Faculty Advisors, Miss Naylor. Miss Wulff, Mr. Barbour. f xg fk mmm ima fab Firstgdrcsgizggxovciies,-hreve, Betty Averill, Elsie Conover, Virrgliim Robertson, George Bergman, Lois Isom' S ond rowfGeorge Hubbs, Philip White, Harold Shepherd. Bill Jones, Rolf M -lbi l ', 1 , ec Peter Raggio, Glen Cords, Jack Latham. uc lc ml 'hmes Staluaker' Page Tfzirly-,fix TI-Hi POINTER ' If J , Q ,J If Q , T, ill Sf? . f X ' 1' S, ' If ' 1 z ' . j x g ,, '- -' 'e ' u f'--- W E f 4 . ,UQ mimi X K I a ,. ,K T iv IQ iv W-. dence fab Bottom row 1left to rightl-Mr. Austin, Warren Bostick, Eveline Taylor. Katherine Halter, Betty Plaister. Bob Forward, Second YOYK'4Oli'-'EY Newell. Woodrow Williams, Gordon Wells. Ivor Kelley, Frank Quinn, Robert Belville. Charles Geiger. Top row-George Dale. Gordon Eby, Arthur Fisher. Joe Miller. 'sm-rw-, 1 Uf' ,ff ,vv Altffx- - v- f ommerciaf fue v-E ' 'e Martin, Madeline Hundley. Clara Maddox, Cora Jane Williams, Rebecca Ake: June B0tt3VI2oag1verd,r131a2ida Smith, Martha Sears, Mary Kidwell. Second row-Margaret Hunter, Adele Collins, Ruth Grady, Edna Rose, Clara Penney, Rose Rick. Top row-Mr. Christianson. Clifford Lopez, Joe Laserda. Bob Dienes. Gene Muehleisen, Albert Henley, THE POINTER Page Tlzirly-sf'z'r11 .., i :Y , Q 2 5 ' l ' I LI' 5 66 Bottom row-Cleo Schuch. Birdie June Gardner, Clemence Hoskins, Jane Compton, June Mustain, Virginia Robinson, Edith Bowker. Betty Moses, Helen Burke, Davida Smith, Ruby Thompson. Second rowfEmily Carpenter, Robin Johnson, Beth Fox, Bernice Rhode. Alice Taylor, Marguerite Kreizinger, Lois Stephens, Mary Jane Beeler, Elmira Diaz, Marjorie Goldie, Lois Isom. Third rowsElizabeth Van Fleet, Betty Jordahl, Beverly Bostick, Lena Wright. Clara Maddox, Marjorie Albers, Olga Webster, Adele Collins, Olive McIntyre, Fourth row-Jane Wilson, Eva Smith, Jamsie Henderson, Edna Smith, Mildred Glover, Marcella Murphy, Rebecca Ake, Melva Dennis, Catherine Hall, Mary Jane Walker, Margaret Cooper. Top row-Virginia Combs. Mary Louise Morse, Olive Keck, Dolores Bernice Olson, Edna Rose, Florence Cannon, Mary Clapp, Mary Merritt, Marjorie Berg. ,, ,rrzaf :1vMfwfMf t '-' M-'f c ' r tm: A it J J X A fi, S 0yf y Q66 Bottom row rleit to right!-Bill Kearns, Joe Miller, 'Tom Santos, James Scott. A 1 M- - ' Robert Fenn, Jack Donnelly. Fred Strote. mn 'nun' Ralph Benton' Second rowfBill McDavid, Lauran Clapp, George Hubbs. Toni Santry, Lowell F0 ,1 V B b - Schachtebeck, Lawrence Emerson. W er O Dlenes' Walt Top row-Jack Santry, Jarvis Stromberg, Norman Coker, Donald Coker, Bob Muehlet , A- . . Bill Roberts, Jack Lane. lsen IM Sammy' Page Thirty-sigh! TI UQ POINTER rclzes fra First Violins: Vera Lochwood iconcert mistressr. Anita Agard rlibrariani. Nicholas Maloof. Mary Beeler. Frank Heryet. Beth Fox. Earlston Vaughan. Second Violins: Nina Kline 4Principalr. Rolf Muhlbacker. Ellen Purdy. Bob Burrows. Barbara Hunter. Marjorie Anderson. Joyce Settle. Turner Kline. Olive Keck. Violas: Joyce Dernaresr 'Principalu Jane Dennis. Violincellos: Anna Martin 4Principalb. Ralph Cobb. Bass Viols: Nellie Jamison 'Prmcipalu Janice Demarest. Flute: David Bryant. Clarinets: Evelirie Taylor 1PrincipalJ. John Smithers. Jack Stealy. Dan Graham. Saxophones: Jeanne Sweet 4Principali. Mack Graham. Jack House. Morris Tombler. Trumpets: Jack Lane 1Prmcipalw. Douglas Hubbs. Horns: Edgar Smith 4Principal1. Alfred Cobb. Trombone: Don Dix. Percussiont Lawrence Grimmell. Karl Fastnatch. Piano: Eleanor Rohde. Virginia Seifert. Anna Martin. f I I LUZLOV Q66 Bottom row-Ruth Sloane. Elizabeth Hicks, Dorothy Hearns. .Betty Boone. Patty Stose. Jean Sweet. Gladys Schoonerover, Marjorie Cooper, Forest Holly. Trelton Williams. Norman Serrano. Johnny Danuser. Second row.-June Nelson. Virginia Seifert. Yvonne Burdette. Emmy Lou Abrego. Dorothy Karns. Betty Barksdale. Lela Smith. Verna Marvin. Kenneth Hall, Bob Winters. Roy Holland. William Adams. Third row-Mary Katherine Kearns, Doris Hoiiman. Virginia Smith. Lucille Dores. Lucille Atkinson, Clarinda Faunce. Merl Burke, Horace Clay, Anamary McClelland. Frank Riehle. David Bryant. Lawrence Grimmell, .- ' V , Thelma Fox. Constance McConnell, Connie Ochoa. Alice Madruga. Frieda Iten. Bill Foulghurggg K2tl2srin5eeWils0n, Roy Connors. Austion Hartviesen. Audrey Tourell. Harry Hall. THE POINTER Page Thirty-111'11e First row-Thea Carlson, Mary Fitzgerald. Second row-Nancy Jane Smith, Betty Plaister, Betty Averill, Betty Ann Smith. Third row-Lois Allen, Birdie June Gardner, Kay Halter, Dorothy Armstrong, Betty Moses, Adele Collins Fourth row-Mary Jane Beeler, Ruth Grady, Eveline Taylor. Lois Stephens, Bertha Quinn, Madeline Srnith, Ruby Thompson. Nan Carlson. Fifth row-Lenore Atkins, Virginia English, Lorraine Averill, Bernice Rhode, Olive Mclntyre, Arlein Schiroli, Ola Baxter. gif eserves The Senior Girl Reserve Triangle Was started under the sponsorship of Mrs. Will Angier in 1926 when the school Was first established. lt was prominent in many activities under Miss Lois Matzen, who was faculty sponsor for a number of years. It has now completed another year of activity under the able guidance of Mrs. Iames A. Smith. The Senior Club aimed to carry out the Girl Reserve purpose, to Find and give the best, through regular meetings twice a month with most of the time given to helpful discussions. Diiierent girls gave inspirational talks at each meeting. The Triangle gave a pageant, Girl Reserves Around the World, for the National Golden lubilee celebration during the fall semester. Activities of the year include an act for the Girls, Hi-Iinx, a dance at the VVednesday Clubhouse, a program for a Y. W. C. A. luncheon at the Y. W. C. A., a Leap Year's party at the Y. VV. C. A., a Dad and Daughter banquet at the Y. W. C. A., a dinner-meeting as the guests of La Iolla Triangle, a banquet with the Hi-Y at the Mayliower Tea Room, and a picnic at Mission Beach. A bridge tea was given at the school to raise mone for sendii -r y ig representa- tives to Asilomar, the annual Girls, Reserve camp. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS SPRING SEMEsTE1i CDFFICERS President ,,,,........ .... . , Mary Fitzgerald President mTlwa Qnrlson Vice-President ...... .... N ancy lane Smith Vice-President .. , Betty Plaistel- Secretary ,.,...... . ,.,Betty Anne Smith Secretary . , ,, ,VVV Bgtty Averill Treasurer . tttttttttttt........ Dorothy Armstrong Treasurer .tt.. .... t,,V7 I Q aghm-me Halter Inter-Club Representative . Bernice Rohde Inter-Club Representative ..... Betty Smith Page Furry THE POI NTER I L -Y! The Hi,Y has been one of the most active organizations in the school this year. With the two mountain trips. the filling of Christmas baskets, ioint meetings with Grossmont Hi-Y. and the banquet at the MalHower Inn with the Girl Reserves, its members have been kept busy throughout the year. The first trip to the mountains was to Palomar. Quite a few members of the faculty went with them. After a verv successful week-end they all returned to the city. On the second trip. which was to the desert, Mr. Austin accompanied the fellows and stayed with them during the day and night that they were there. During the Christmas holidays the boys sent three much-needed baskets of foodstuffs to families in and near our school. Concerning the meeting in which our l-Ii-Y acted as the hosts to the Cirossmont Hi-Y it was very successful. After listening to several interesting speakers. the meeting adjourned to the cafeteria where lunch was served by the Girl Reserves. With such a list of activities that the lli-Y has accomplished this year, it will have to strive hard to advance to keep up to the same standard, but it intends to do so, regardless. MEMBERS: Bob Anderson. Bob Burrows, Dick Chadwick. Dick Cook. Bob Forward, Bill Kearns. Pete Kovac. Manuel Machado, Earl Vaughn. Birge Anthony, Ralph Benton, Harry Woodward, Gordon Eby. Gene Muehleisen. David Fen. Jack Latham. Tom Santos. Honorary Members: Bill Roberts. Georage Hubbs. F,vi.i. SEMEs'rEu SPRING SEMEs'rER President . . Bob Anderson President .. .. .... Paul Kettenburg Vice-President . . Emmett Fowler Vice-President ., Emmett Fowler Sgcfgfgry Iarvis Stromberg Secretary .... Iarvis Stromberg Treasurer . . . .. , Paul Kettenberg Treasurer ..,. . Dick Cook Sponsor , .. ..... . .Mr. Easton Sponsor . .... Mr. Easton THE POINTER Page Forly-one amp ire AYA Bottom row-Phyllis Mirow. Marion Morgan, Marion Tappan, Betty Curtis, Marjorie Vestal, Jane Sommer. Virginia Lillicrap. Second row-Marjorie Newell. Maxine Albrecht, Mary Jane Lewis, Alice Vye, Elaeanor Hicks, Betty Anderson. Jeanne Dale, Patty Stose. Top row-Lucile Sieck, Ruie Ellen Friiman, Ana- mary McClelland, Janice Demarest, Miss L, Henderson. advisor: Joyce Demarest. Mary Shreve, Ella Cook and Sinclair Gannon. lhlgr' 1 orly-Iwo SAUME Bottom row fleft to rightl-Ruth Newell, Dorothy Donovan, Mary Zinke. Robin Johnson. Marguerite Kreisinger, Patricia Woodward, Florence Cannon. Second roww-Dolores Henderson, Ruth Lindberg, Marie Kelly, Louise Rosenberg, Marjorie Ernsting, Ber- nice Olson. Top row-Anna Martin, Barbara Hunter. Miss L. Ethel Henderson, advisor: Julia Metcalf, Olga Webster. SUNOWA Bottom rowfAzalia Henderson. Martha Ericson, Ber- nice Henderson. Betty Freeman, Alice Jones, Phyllis Yglesias. Helen Abel. Esther Price. Second rowiArlicn Pnlmcr. Virginia Patten. Virginia Seifelfv PWM' M01'2ain, Rose Marie Wenn, Hnrriette Werre, Barbara Healy. Top rowSDoris McDnvid, Katherine Wilson. THF POINTER w 1 li l T , THE IJQINTER Page l o1'ty-rlzfwe 3, X i 5 in L w M ur, , pw fag- 5, Xb K c 'ff N.. sl vw .A HX. ir. ?': lf!-, M, . W 321, ,L-1 L 1. 5,4 nz, ' ,, 'E ra . E ug: V Us I W1 'viii Q, ,. YQ! 1 L lk: 444 F -4 I' K. 'Y ,qw . Wk P 3 4 ,, Vw 'VV'-3: .Sl 1353? ' v-1-rpygk' Q nr .M Q-.gsgfx . X 59-YN lib 'R-.fwzwzav WK 1-'fixzfiffikcfl' X.1mffS'5,gw-,- -1 --vf41s.y..iSl ,. -'57 5 Q f V H 'nf' yn- rr n'4:nf ff f ,f nn -ff 7 v' .'f7ffff'r31', tiff ff' fjfigfwfzz-Z1 ,fn 4? JFF4' 51+ ' 'J ' iff, ff 4' ,ffl Elkay an , p 14 ', ' Milf- ' -7,5 17' ii . ,ri .4 fl I s ,A v.. ., 6 X 1? wifi, ff ,Q-if ',,?: , A Ralrrln xx 0 xi ,:.: A W . ' G C H 2 i1'4f1'i:5-:i7:Tt-a,-' ,. ::: ' L ., sm. f X ...A z N A ' A. :I , ., J '. - 7 ,g , 551 4' A p a f Y' 1 N f Mx , if x , , X ff 47 Bob A. 5 all CaP'l.TornBleT Low !7'17wwQ A n d ve w J n 1 B ivgg coach Lam M . Ch d ' k Mar Kdfenbuvg gf a ww f 1 gygq -' : , 4 A 'H , -f- Pcie N I V ' 'i fCar1, EICCQ, J Jac Hafvy w ,, ,IAA 1 A A A.-.,W'.'ff,,'uf , , I 1 ' ,,,, fu E. m mdk I ,, W ,W , 4 0 Q ..,, , 1 ,uf M73 V1 ,y , ,mf ' ,f-f.ffw' ff N ' f Har' ,T X Jimmy 5c,oH Jirnmy5n-MH 2 Y , s - ,rg T1-112 POINTER Gr '!YV,Vmhj'1. Bob sos 5. 1 j JT ,rx Y- .W Dick Cook R .,,.., J , I f , Ja ni walt S, Page Fo1'ty,fiz'c ,yjw f MQJQ5 gjzoffaff By ED SCHOENING Starting the season off with a 25 to 0 victory over the Army and Navy Academy on our home gridiron, the Pointer ll prepared for the game that would decide the city league championship. Under the bright lights of Navy field, the Pointers entered the battle without their captain, Morris Tombler, who was out of the game because of a fractured leg. In the First quarter Hoover reached our 14-yard line where they then put the ball over for the hrst and last touchdown. They then successfully converted, to make the score 7 to O. For the remaining quarters, the Pointers held the powerful Hoover lines and backs scoreless. In the final game of the year on the La Iolla Held, the Pointers won by a 14 to 0 score. The first touchdown came when Likes caught a pass and galloped over for a touchdown. lack Monise, whose educated toe was discovered in this game, put the ball squarely between the uprights to make the score 7 to O. Then in the third quarter, Birge Anthony fell on one of La Iolla's fumbles behind their goal line to make the score 13 to 0. Iack Monise again parked the ball over the crossbars for the extra point. The rest of the game was scoreless until the final gun shot. Coach Lambert drilled his charges on a smooth working aerial attack and fast reverses and criss-crosses. The Loman's will have a powerful team next year with 15 returning lettermen under their leader for 1932, Pete Kovac. The Pointers placed on the all-city team picked by city league coaches. Pete Kovac won the tackle berth for the second year straight. Dick Cook won his berth at guard, and Lowell Fowler was named the left-halfback. This yearls team voted for a three weeks' spring practice, mainly to develop members in handling the ball and learning new plays. This year's lettermen include Capt, Morris Tombler, Bob Muehleiscn, Bob Anderson, lack Monise, Carl Commander, Gene Muehleisen, Manuel Machado, Ralph Benton, Birge Anthony, Harry Woodward, Harry Titus, George Burrows, Pete Kovac QCapt. 19321, Lowell Fowler. Andrew Silva, George Likes, Walt Schachtebeck, Iimmy Scott, Bill Recksiek, Clinton Campbell, Emmett Fowler, Bob Dienes, Dick Cook. Dick Chadwick and Paul Kettenberg were managers. Of this group, the following will not return next year: Morris Tombler, Carl Commander, Walt Schachtebeck, Bill Recksiek, Iimmy Scott and Bob Dienes. The team had practice games with Sweetwater, Grossmont, Coronado, Escondido and El Centro. SCORES or LEAGUE G,-uxnas Point Loma-25 Army and Navy-O Point Loma- 0 Hoover-7 Point Loma-14 La Iolla-O Page Forty-.fix THE POINTER saw-Name. .-..... Top row 'left to right P-G. Prodonovitch. T. Santos. M. McKnight. M. Baker. F. Heryet. M. Wanerud, D. Fenn. P. R93g10. Second rolvy-L. Maupin. L. Dienes. T. Downey. G. Strohde, J. Shreve. E. Vaughn, F. Carrillo. R. Roberts. C. Wi iams. Bottpqmlvrovmi-J. Horner. G. Heylman. B. Anthony. E. Pfefierkorn, G. Eby. G. Burroughs. E. Silva, E. Silva. . 1-ie. Kee jeeserve avian!! Keane The reserve team of l93l was composed of fellows who wanted to play football though they were not needed on the varsity squad. The purpose of the team was to train men for future use on the varsity. In practice, under the guidance of an outside coach, and in every game, the reserve team had an enjoyable time. The team practiced every day after school for the whole season. In practice Marshall taught them to block and to tackle, taught the linesmen how to get through and how to hold the opposing line, taught the backheld to sidestep, to twirl, and to run through the line. By doing this, Marshall has developed some good material for next year's varsity. Ioe Shreve was chosen captain at the end of a successful season. REst'i.Ts or CSAIXIES Egqondido-hrst game ftherej .... .. .. . ........................ ..... . ..........TiC Escondido-second game fherej . ,,,,.,, Point Loma 12g Escondido 0 A. N. A.-First game ftherej .,,,, Point Loma 12g A. N. A. 0 A. N. A.-second game lthereb . .,.... Point Loma 12g A. N. A. 0 Coronado-First game Ctherej . .. . Point Loma Og Coronado 12 Coronado-second game ftherej .... Point Loma 12g Coronado 6 Qccangide fherej .,.,............ ............ ..... P 0 int Loma 12g Oceanside 0 THE PQINTER Page Forty-.fezfcfz gun X n f I' VARSITY fu ' G. Cords, Manager: G. Wells. H. Woodward. R. Benton. A. Silva. J. Mo sye. ' D 5 . 0' ff K, CLASS HB E. Vaughan, Captain Kearns, E. Schoening. J. Verdeckberg. R. Anderson, C. Pendlebury, 3 'X -f fs s , ..- 1 -A . -, CLASS C F. Heryet, J. Thompson. Captain Fitzgerald. G. Quailen, D. Marks, Page Forty-fig ht THE pOINTER askefdaff v Wfinning three games and losing as many, the Pointer varsity finished in second place in the city league. Prospects for next year's varsity are very bright, with five returning letter- men and many class B men to strengthen it. This years B team, a very hard-lighting team, finished in third place. In the second game with Herbert Hoover. the Pointers came close to upsetting them. The halt ended with a score or 16 to 17. The class C team hnished in second place in the league. This scrappy little team will make an excellent B team next year. Team members are: Y,x1is1Tx'-Forwards. Gordon VVells, lack Monise and Harry Woodward, guards, Ralph Benton and Andrew Silva, center, Captain Lowell Fowler. Y CLASS B -Eoryvards, Ed Schoening, Earl Vaughn and Bob Anderson, guards, lack N erdeckburg and Captain Bill Kearnsg center, Charles Pendelberry. CLASS C -forwards, Gilbert Qualin, Danny Marks and Frank Heryetg guards, Raider Roldness and lack Thompsong center, Captain lack Fitzgerald. Army and Navy-3 Point Loma- Point Loma- Point Loma- Point Loma Point Loma- RESULTS OF CITY LEAGUE GAMES XY.-XRSITY Hoover-32 La Iolla-15 Army and Navy-12 Hoover-34 La Iolla-7 Point Loma- Point Loma- Point Loma- Point Loma- CLASS UB 6 Hoover-31 17 La Iolla-26 16 Army and Navy-11 17 Hoover--34 Point Loma-ll Army and Navy-20 CLASS C Point Loma- 4 Hoover-4 Point Loma La Iolla-7 Point Loma Army and Navy-6 Point Loma- La Iolla--13 Point Loma- QW For the Hrst time in the history of golf at Point Loma the team brought home a cup to be placed in the Loman halls of fame. The team this year was runner-up in the Stanley Andrews, Southern counties invitational tournament with a net total of 568 strokes. The Loman mashie wielders beat out San Diego high school, Coronado, Army and Navy Academy, Herbert Hoover, Roosevelt junior high, Calexico and Escondido high schools. The team was equally victorious in dual matches, winning live matches out of six played. The divoteers won two victories over Escondido, one at Rancho Santa Fe and one at La Iolla country club, a victory over Roosevelt on the Emerald Hills links. The Pointers lost a match to the Army and Navy Academy, but followed it up with two victories over Coronado, one on the La Iolla links, and one on the Coronado Country Club course. The team will have dual matches every two weeks until the close of school. They are also entering the Southern California long driving contest to be held at the Agua Caliente Country club, Iune 4 and 5. Three members of this yearis team will return next year: Ed Schoening, lack Fitz- gerald and Donald Boyson. Iimmy Scott is the only one leaving. Although the sport is only two years old at Point Loma it is already one of Point Lomais strongest sports. THE POINTER Page Forty-:zine Top row Cleft to rightl-D. Miller, P. Shepherd, B. Anthony. Second row-E. Fowler, J. Smith, L. Dienes, Coach Purdy. Bottom row-T. Downey, H. Shepherd. Captain Kovac, W. Felts, G. Muehleisen. WM! Starting the season off with a 13 to 7 victory over the Army and Navy Academy, the Pointer nine passed the first barrier towards copping the pennant. Then facing Herbert Hoover high school at Point Loma, the Pointers dropped a 15 to 4 defeat, mainly due to the nine costly errors. In the Hnal game of the year the Loman men defeated La Iolla by a 2 to 0 score, in which Iimmy Smith pitched a two-hit game, striking out ll men in nine innings. Prospects for l933 are very bright with all members of the team returning except Harold Shepherd and Percy Shepherd. The Pointers had plenty of practice this year as they played 27 practice games. Team members are: Captain Pete Kovac, Iimmy Smith, Percy Shepherd, Tom Downey, Emmett Fowler, Wells Felts, Ioe Lopez, Harold Shepherd, Gene Muehleisen, Bud Dienes George Prodonovitch and Earl Vaughn. RESULTS OF LEAGUE GAMES Point Loma-13 Army and Navy-7 Point Loma- 4 Herbert Hoover-l5' Point Loma- 2 La Iolla-0 Pffgf Fiffy THE POINTER SPV' Bottom rowfl-Iarriette Shepherd. Kay Halter, Ola Baxter, Betty Plaister, Eveline Taylor, Mary Fitzgerald, Marguerite Kreizinger. Secogxd row-Betty Phillips, Edna Rose. Deutilde Medina, Clara Penny, Cleo Schuch, Eva Smith. Dorothy mstrong. Third row-Ellen Purdy. Margaret Fowler, Arlein Schrioli, Jean Chabot, Mary Zinke, Helen Stuchberry. Top row-vLenore Atkins. Mrs. Bessie Vanderford Lewis, Margaret Hunter. QQQQQQ The Point Loma Girls' Athletic Club was formed in 1925. This club gives fifty points to any girl who goes out for an after school sport for a period of six weeks. These sports include hockey. basketball, soccer. track, and indoor. When she has earned three hundred points. the girl is admitted to membership in this club. A member must continue her after school work, and when she has won live hundred points, the club gives her a letter. The Hnal award is a medal given at graduation to the girl who has attained one thousand points. ln 1930 the P. L. G. A. C. formed a league with Sweetwater, San Diego, La Iolla, Coronado, Escondido and Grossmont. This league meets annually for a Play Day. At this festival, one school is elected president for the following year. The Point Loma Club was chosen the first president. The club in 1932 gave a dance St. Patrick's Day at the Point Loma Club House. Another enjoyable event was the February initiation, held at Shirley Cottage. In Iune, the final meeting of the club was a slumber party. FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER president C W EEE, Katherine Halter President ...........E.. . .,..... E Betty Plaister Vicepresident W .I-Iarriette Shepherd Vice-President EEEEEE.... . Dorothy Armstrong Secretary E Evelyn Atkinson Secretary ........EE ...... D eutilde Medina Treasurer ,,,.E Lenore Atkins Treasurer ,..... ..... M ary Fitzgerald THE POINTER Page Fifly-0110 44 ummm, Q y .f f , 1 ru V, 0 1 if 15 12 :sunk 94,7 4 .J , f W Q Bah! Rah! Qahi QM 4' ' 'f .Q - , A. A V HN, if M, 'f 1 , M 1 f M f X4 4 f M, , All Q ,ff -Q ,K YQ gf J f f f 'inf 4 fm f fs, f , f N x . v , 1 , ww 1' 4?f W X f V . A, 4 4 X X Z, 5 9' Q ' X 4 QN 2? 1 X! M7 1 X , V' Bailclrg ii or 'Noi' Huvvy 6511.35 Heavy 112: ' ,. , H32 I 'Lf' W' 3 A 1' .. 2.53115 f V- ,V ., ' 5 ? 'i W ,if , yi f if Z? 'Eff V ' 4 12, .fx X ,,g K f 4 Page Fifty-Iwo ., -f,i,. cn 'MW Q 4 f 32 1 5 H ,,S.7, iw? 1,1 . f ' - 4 Y .-'ah 'A ' rg A V., A A 5 4' I ,M Z , , 4, . ,,, Q ,,,f f , ' W, 1 2 If no ff .' Q : -, ,ff Q , W ' iam , W '71 'hui 'f 14, 3 r 8 47, M M f .x , 5 wx w 414755 BA. 4 3, , 2- Q ,L 1 2 I yr 5 4 IQ I J' if f A' qw F f' y , f f ' 9 5 1- W 4. W, , W , f , A., ,, 2 W 4 4 I f V 4 f i X ,H :,, S ' ' f m w A ..:. g Y 11. I i I , S mvumow, ML 1 K X X ,W . 4 H I ,js ' gh, , .Q f, X 1 ' ,, . L V ' 4fiW i 1 , T ' c , ff ,wff -'fin 'A - l' . ff-' X X ' -Q M Qi, ,Y K X .- Q 0 9 , x im 1 M -.,:1?f1a A ,- f l 'f'-...MP 4, K lYR Cxlv-nivaf guurn xx A. N5 if V 2 is Q NX 3 x Jfillirxy ' perk hand Dafa THE POINTER wimmilzq Coach Iames C. Riley successfully filled Coach Henry Batchelder's shoes by producing a winning squad of mermen. They tied the first meet at 47 to 47 with the strong Y. M. C. A. team in a meet at the Y pool, Then in a meet at the Army and Navy YH pool the team turned back Oceanside, new county champions, a 43 to 21 score. In the Army and Navy Academy pool, the Pointers won their second meet by sinking the cadets with a 34-21 victory. ln a triangular meet with La Iolla, Coronado and Point Loma, the Pointers placed second with 40 points: La Iolla won the meet with 58 points, and Coronado trailed with 11 points. Although the Pointers and trans-bay swimmers are traditional rivals, the Pointers defeated them easily this year. Lowell Fowler and Harry Titus are the mainstay of this year's team. Other members of the team include Eric Pfefferkorn, Bob Gibson, Bob Roberts, Dick Schwartz, Frank Heryet, Fred Carillo, Kenneth Hait, Walt Schechtebeck. Crack The 1932 season opened promisingly with the Pointers taking a 46 to 42 victory over Sweetwater. Many athletes showed early season promise in this meet. With this victory tucked away, the Loman men again took on Sweetwater and defeated them by a 53 to 48 score. In the third meet of the year we were defeated 62 to 31 by Grossmont, the 1932 county champions. Then in a quadruple meet with Sweetwater, La Iolla and State Frosh, the Pointers annexed 1454 points. Next on the schedule was the much talked of dual meet with La Iolla in which the Pointers eked out a close 62 to 52 victory. The final dual meet before the city meet was with the Army and Navy Academy in which the Pointers won by a close margin with a 59 to 54 score. This made a total of four victories out of five for dual meets, a record that will stand for many years to come. Closing the season with the city meet the Pointers piled up 1916 points to cop the second place crown. Ralph Benton and Grant Burrows won the pole vault in a tie for first at ll feet 3 inches, Ralph Benton also won fourth in the broad jump, George Hubbs came in third in the high hurdles and tied for third in the high jump, Tom Santos gave Bob Beckham the race of his life in the 880, only to lose by a scant yard at the finish and take second. Bryce Santry won fourth in the pole vault at 10 feet 9 inches. Clinton Campbell, who was high point man for the season, with 57M points, placed fourth in the shot put and fourth in the discus. He also set up a new school record for the shot put with a toss of 41 feet 556, inches. Captain Harold Shepherd finished fourth in the 440. In the C. 1. F. district meet the Pointers came in fourth with 16 points. Ralph Benton tied the present city league record in the pole vault with a jump of ll feet 6 inches. Tom Santos came in third in the 880, bowing again to Bob Beckham, city league title holder. Captain Harold Shepherd came in fourth in the 440. George Hubbs ran a very good race to come in second in the high hurdles. Bryce Santry also gathered in a fourth in the pole vault, with ll feet. In class CH track, Gilbert Silva won the city league shot put title with ease, then going into the C. 1. F. district meet, he added four feet to his city meet toss of 41 feet 423 inches. Ralph Benton, Grant Burrows, Gilbert Silva, lack Fitzgerald, Tom Santos and George Hubbs ably represented us in the Southern California finals at Los Angeles. RESULTS OF DUAL MEETS RESULTS OF CITY LEAGUE MEET P0jm-I-,Omg-46 Sweetwater-42 Herbert Hoover ..,,..ci,c.,,,,,c,,,c,.c.,,c,.,,.,,, 852 Point Loma-53 Sweetwater-48 Point Loma .,,,,,..,r,r ,,,,,, 1 .92 Point Loma-31 Grossmont-62 Army and Navy ...,,,,,, .,,.., 1 8 point Loma-53 S. D. ulayveesv-56 La Iolla .................,. .... . . 13 Point Loma-62 La Iolla-52 Point Loma-59 Army and Navy-54 THE POINTER Page Fifty-three fwflwl 3.1.95 V, . jr,-,is- .,fk,-7 x , 1 . M r 4 , ,,,.- zz-s Hu.: ,D yi, X .M , V' V f, .. ,..,,,. Uri, . ,V VK., . 4, . V U, Vi 3 . ' 1. . . , , fi. V , V+,- H-4 4, fa X. -'-,P .. ' - tE Zi'fA5 1, : ' V' . hs . s , -V-1 . - - '-,1. V. g'Vly.Ii' , .1 V ' - ..' V .',,-1.4, , ,. I. , 1.11, ,.. , ,. 1' .. 1 , ,5ff j. 1. V' 15:2 ,V .2 '1 V' -fh '---J-V-V I Y W qv.. A-H1-,,,..,V., , kf, ' ' Ekfxf fl. ,. V- - - .Hy,n, ., A '13, . ., .,..f , . My Z' ' 'k37..,Ff-, . .V.- .H . V.. . . , 3yV,V.,k,,, . :'L'3:,,V IH: Q., L ' 4. -. VV qblgfi, .lf f -1137-V g..: f- V, 55' 'fblgz ,f. 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' .- .V M V,Lm,,,!A W 'VJ'-f','f,T-' '. -'4 , 'UL ' .U , ,V ,Q ,V-',..2f,-,, 'X VV ,Luv ' Af. ' g' , ,, ..,. 1 F. , . ,... 4 4---V V. A.. . 1 , WL. . x Qyfzafis in at came Moral: You can't spread your bed and eat it, too. Once upon a time in the merry month of AVERILL, a HANNIBAL chief, with a huge black mustache, discovered a beautiful shipwrecked maid. As he had a craving for white meat, he sent his man to HALTER. HALL her here-I will NAYLOR to the stake and BURNE her. This happy thought caused him to CLAPP his hands. U UHERSHEY is chief, said the valet tossing the beautiful shipwrecked maid at the k1nk's-feet. The poor gal by this time was WHALEN, and at length she stuttered, l'What sort of BERG is this? Are there no CHRISTIANSONSPU The cruel BROWN villain laughed and called to his pals to CONOVER and have FRIEL cutlets. He was refused-some cannibals have MERRITT. This was a terrible shock to the chief. Holy MOSES, he cried, would all my boys KOVAC on me?,' VYE Won't you come? She is too PURDY to COOK, they cried en chorus. We do not want that you should KEEFE her, even if you are BENTON doing so, maybe. Their eyes then turned to the beautiful shipwrecked maid who was FENTON-poor BESSIE couldn't help it, she was longing for GEORGIA. 'KQuick, HENDERSON, smelling salts, screamed the witch doctor fthis was a new game to himj, MISOM in my hut, QUINN and get them. Everyone then went to fetch them, and everyone returned with them. The doc was very impatient, for they had been gone a LANG time, and he sputtered, VERDUGO? - No matter. The chief by this time realized how much trouble a woman could make, and so when she came to crying MSCHOENING me to way to go homef' he came FORWARD purring, USCHUI-Il SCI-ICI-Il It was EBY to give her MONISE, GOLDIE, and send her home, but dangerous to keep her and COKER. FAVORITE SAYINGS AND SONGS Hello. Beautiful ,,...,,, Me ,......... ........... Should I? ,ii.. Mary ,,.,.... ................ . ..-.... .... Bob Burrows lack Edmonds ,. lack Latham .. Ralph Benton T00 late ,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, W alter Schachtebcck Sing another chorus, please ............... .... M r- GFCCII You're driving me crazy .......... ...,..... P hilip NClS0f1 Can't we talk it over! .......... ---4-----' a-f,---- M 3 YY Golf course blues ........4......AA..f--V-.---,, Ed 5ChUCf1iDg She is so nice .........A...........---f'------fV-- George 5aWfl3Y I Should have known better ................ Berry Plaislfr I can sympathize with you ,....,,, Dorothy Armstrong Tired? ,,--,-,,-,,,,,-,,,,,,-,-,, ,,-,.,,O,,O,O.,,,c H attic Shepherd Do you believe in love at sight? .....,,... Thea Carlson Sing Sgmgthing gimplc Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,...,,, Billy ROIDCIIS You really started something .,....,, Margaret Hunter Was that the human thing to do? ,.....,. Bob Forward THE POINTER , . Thats iust too bad ,,,..,.,. ,,,,,,.,, I David Austin Always .......,,......,.,......... ....,... C cleste Paxton It's the darndest thing .....,.. .. Away down south ,........, .. .. . Alfred Smith .....Bill McDavid Who? ,......,.............,,,,,, .,,,,,... C lara Maddox What a man! ,,,,,.,,,.,..,...., ......... What would you do? .,.,,,,.. ......,. Honest, really and truly .,....,.,,,,,,..,, .Althea Osborne .Paul Kettenberg Eric Pfeflerkorn I'm only guessing .....,,,,,, ......,, L enore Atkins I'm thankful .r............i.s,... ,.....,,, B ernice Rhode One hour With you ............,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Mr. Easton I'm getting sentimental ...,....,.,,, ...Clinton Campbell O what a thrill to hear it from you .... Gordon Wells I fall down an' go boom ...,....... Tommyanne Clark Would you like to take a walk? ...,....,,, Billy Luffee I heard ......................,.......................... Lois Stephens Louise ..... .......... L auran Clapp Page Fifty-Fife what CausesTha1? y ' ff 'D j ag ' 9 A Sri y..'1' ' :N-?g Wg X Q! Q .. 'i X H fb 'U ' P A I , 5 . - . 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The following were student directors: Ola Baxter, Eveline Taylor, Iune Woodward, Arlein Schiroli, Florine Schutz. Alice Vye, Faye Hite, Mary Kearns, and Emmy Lou Abrego. Three senior girls, Harriet Shepherd, Bernice Rhode, and Mary Fitzgerald, were selectd for physical Htness to preside as queens over the pageant. frm! by ary Gilbert and Sullivan's sparkling satire on English courts, T17-ll! by fury, was an out- standing success ofthe year. Under the direction of Myron B. Green assisted by Ruth Henry, it was the first Point Loma operetta ever to use the combined efforts of the entire music department, an orchestra of 40, a girls' chorus of 55, and a boys' chorus of 30. 1 The leads for the first performance were: Lowell Fowler, judge: DavidaFenn,'counselg Iarvis Stromberg, usherg Bill Roberts, foreman: lack Santry. defendant: Catherine Hall, plaintiff: and VValter Schachtebeck, associate justice. The second performance leads were Lowell Fowler. judge: David Fcnn, counsel, Iarvis Stromberg, usher: Bill Roberts, foreman: Martin Stahlheber, defendant: Birdie Iune Gardner, plaintid, and VValter Schachtebeck, associate justice. The bridesmaids chorus for both performances included: lane Compton, Bernice Rhode, Mary Merritt, Lois Isom, Helen Card, Eva Smith, Lois Stevens, Virginia Baird, Mary Louise Morse. Mary Clapp, Marguerite Kreizinger and Iamasie Henderson. The jurymen chorus for both performances included: Tom Santry, Lauran Clapp, Tom Santos, lack Edmonds, Ioe Miller, Bill Kearns, Bill McDavid, Iimmy Scott, Bob Muehleisen, lack Donnelley and Fred Strohte. Publicity Committee: Iames Scott, Lauran Clapp, Walter Schachtebecl-1 and Miss Rhoda Naylor, advisor. Business: General Manager, Arthur Santry: tickets and ushers, Bill Kearnsg purchasing agent, Ralph Benton, Mrs. Merele Hayes, advisor. Costumes: Bernice Olson, chairman: Charlotte Muller, Bernice Rhode, Miss lean McPhee, advisor. Stage and costume designing: Robin Iohnson. Make-up: Catherine Hall. Poster designing: Beverly Bostick, Mrs. Ruby Grey Iohnson, advisor. THE POINTER Page Fiffy-.vrzfclz Qylzaf flze mmol Gfasses ve em obzq The Stage Craft and Drama Classes have been without a doubt the most active organ- ization in the school this year. With the able guidance of such students as Bill McDavid and Richard Cook, business managers for the First semester, and Percy Shepherd the second semester, the Finances of these guilds have thrived. The advertising under direction of Bob Muehleisen, and the stage managership under Frank Machado and Paul Kettenburg have most certainly done their part to let the school know that there is such a thing as drama classes. Other students who head the different departments are: electrician, Merle Meyers: dressing room keeper, Fred Meyers: design, Frances Hall, costumes, Beverly Bostick and Mary Gonzales, and the house manager, George Hubbs. With the fine co-ordination of these people it has been possible for the various classes, under the able direction of Mr. Shepherd, to put on an amazing number of plays. During the first semester Grammer Gurtonis Needle, by the girls, pantomime class, the Christmas play, Why the Chimes Rang, and On the Stairs were produced. The second semester has been even more prolihc. Enter Madamef' K'Racketty-Packetty House, Patelin, by the boys' rhythm classg 'lDear Departedf, and a series of one act plays consisting of Minuet, 'First Dress Suit, were a number of the plays produced. This does not include the Oratorical Contest, won by Elbert Whaleng the speakers sent to different organizations during Educational Week, various exhibitions of the Rhythm and Panto- mime classes, and dances given the casts and stage crew after each of the maior plays. With such an array of accomplishments to their credit, it is not hard to see why the Drama class is placed first on the list of activities. With the money which they have taken in, they are going to buy some much needed pieces of stage property. VVhen a group of students are able to help themselves and the school so well at the same time. one is certain to hear more of them in the future. The Stage Craft and Drama classs are not an exception to this rule. Page Fifty-figfif THE POINTER i els Mefody Is it youth that causes this strange unrest, This longing to get away? Is it growth-destroying my peace of mind? Devils pulling to tiny bits the scenes of bright sunshine? Oh God! Put peace into my restless soul. A wistful smile, a plaintive song, a broken strand of pearls. A fading rose, a sinking sun, a child's heartbroken cry. YVelded into one, forms a minor note on an angel's golden harp: A shout of glee, a bubbling spring, Wooly little lamb. A Christmas wish, a kindly deed, a mother's love and pride: Triumphant rising harmony, uniting sad and glad Supreme, life's melody. Scuzcfuarzy Deep, deep, Hidden within me- My spirit is a white flame Burning steadfastly On the altar of my thoughts. THE, POINTER Page Fifiy-nine Glzizzese ours Thundering day-break awakens and toils ofthe day are begun San-pans, rough-hewn and well-laden With trophies for Wong Tai's son. Ochreous skyline emblazoned And flames from the heat of the day Pierce the arboreous eovertsl Heat is the king who holds sway Mesmeric music is plaintive Maidens their charms would display Yue kiris at evening are playing OH for the gay holiday. Softly the splash of the water Laps on the chrystaline shores Sweetly a lover is singing Songs to the one he adores! -Helen Crozlzcnv. He came to me, as I stood alone At the edge ofa desert expanse His eyes held a vision, They glowed as a Hame, He knew naught of fear, discouragement, pain, l fell, but he came, He lifted me up to my feet once again l'm not afraid of the desert expanse, His face guides me on l'm no longer alone. -C. H. Page Sim TI ui POINTER QCCECEUCEEDEUIEUCC UUU U UUCEEUUEEUUEUUEEUCEECUUEUUUEUUUCUUUEEUUEDUUEUUUEUUCIUUUUUUUEUUCCUUUEUUUEUUECUUEEUUUEUUUEUUEEUEUEUUE UU JUU UUUGEUUUEUUD Phone Bayview 0 -A :- NJ O C N 1 .. E N ze .. 'F :I-I C N R N :I 1 UA 5. U' 1: 2. : N VA KI 'TI Q 2. 9-I fe T o 5'1- o .TI 3. CIS if E CED 9 VI o Q. 93 r 'Il :: 5. ET :I UQ I 71 o Q. 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D U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U 1 U U U U U U U H U U U U U U U U n U U U U U U U H U U n n U U n U U H H U U U n U U n UUCUUU UUUUU Artistic Portraits Ihy Photography I UUUUUUUUUUUUU UUU UUUEUUUUUUUCUUUCU A Lasting Remembrance UUU UU ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER UUU UUECUCUEUUUEUUUUUUUEUEUEUUUEUUUUUUU Official Photographer for this Annual STUDIOS-1050 9th Avenue Phone Franklin 1658 Ground Floor Location Free parking convenience UU UC I U U I U I I U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U UUU THE POINTER Page Sixty-one Sgwbxwxwxwxwfffwffwfwffwfg J 'w 5 5 5 5 umfanicnn Q? P ' W Saul 5 W 5 f Q 5 ff .,1s1ki?,'tiFf? 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Thats why he put the fur side inside Why he put the skin side outside VVhy he turned them inside outside. n H U U n U U D R m n G G D H U U n D U U U U U D U n U D U n U U D n U U n H U n H n U S UEECClECECCECUECEEFCEEEEECEEEECEEEEEEDCEEECEEEDU DUUEECECDECCECLEEEEECEDCEUUCUUCCUCECEEUEDUECUDEEDEEEUUUD E Franklin 2405 E Nelson Moore Company Q ei Eg Gents' Furnishings F' E 5 E Q 663 Broadway San Diego E S11H11333333331Ijjj3jjj:IZITIIUUIDD332EIUUJJIIIDUIIJUIIIIZIUZIJDUD GOSSIP CLUB Motto-I heard Flower-Flour Pr6SidCr1t . .. . ,..s Miss Collier ViCC-President ,,,, ,,,,,,, M rs, Lewis Secretary s,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,, Mi-5, Camus Chief procurer of supplies ,s,,,, Miss Fenton Keeper of records ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, M rs, Neill Chief starter ,,,,s, . Miss Georgia Chief spreader s,s, .. Miss Henderson Sergeant-at-arms ,,,,,s,,.....,ssssss Mr. Hogan Advisors , Miss McPhee and Mrs. Giles They laughed when I started to make a new kind of dynamite but when I dropped it they exploded. Bob Forward- And when I opened the closet door there was a moth in my dinner coat. Betty Plaister- Ahl His evening ou rf' First Herring--i'VVhy don't you take better care of your brother? Second Herring: Why should I? Am I my brother's kipper? Pete Kovac- Hey, I gotta winner. Coach Lambert- Whats his name? Pete- Hot winner with mustard. DECECEEEEECKI:r:::CCl:r:D1:i:::::r:c:5 E r: EC i:DcEDUDEUDDCUnoinmmmEUUUUDDDEDDDCDBaconnnummcummcmmnnmunomnmg U D E L. E. GRiswoLD, Prop. Bavview 0880 E E E E S S GRISWOLD PHARMACY E S S E E E 4904 Voltaire St. Ocean Beach, Calif. 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Dorothy Armstrong is going to be a math teacher. Betty Averill thinks Bill Iones is made of the right stuff. Clara Maddox has been looking for the boy with the cutest lips. Robin Iohnson is color blind. Mrs. Neil passed the blindfold test successfully. Miss Georgia is going out for discuss throwing in Clympics. Morrie Tombler's favorite sport is making fudge. Betty Moses was glorified by Zeiglield. Betty Plaister shot a hob-cat in her yard. Bob Hershey is an adagio dancer. Kay I-Ialter takes physics. Oliver Newell is a toe dancer. Althea Usborne graduates with 64- As Celeste Paxton is going to join a midget show. Ivor Kelly combed his hair. lack Prodonavitch came to school without his motorcycle one clay. Lois Isom was caught not chewing gum. Edith Bowker is never late to class. Miss Collieris ofhc: was empty during school hours. UIIDUIIIIIIIEIUHCIIIIIIUEIIIIZIIIIE U A ,-I 551 B CU nr 3 D' 5 S2 fb 5.3 H r-e Z 20 Q 5 2 o B H 00 P fp . 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Edith Bowker-Hlt depends on whose yard I get intof' V Two faces were close together, the manls grim, tenseg the other face was small and White, with two slender hands pressed tightly against it. It was those frail hands that rivited the man's horrified gaze. 'iLostlH he said, still staring, and in his voice was hopeless, stark, tragedy. For that other face was the face of his Watch, and those little hands told him that he had missed the train home. V THE LOMANAMBLE fWith apologies to the Preamblel We, the dignihed seniors of Point Loma High School, in order to form a more perfect high school, establish justice for the students, insure domestic tranquility in the cafeteria, provide for the Iunior Highs defense against teachers, promote better athletics, and secure the blessings of the janitors and our sweethearts, do ordain and establish this annual for the Point Loma High School. 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Go into my ollice at oncefu V A BIT OF GEOGRAPHY Age nineteen , H ,, , , , tt,t,,, , ..,,,,t,t, , Cape Elattery Age twenty-hve t,,,,, ,tt,, C ape of Good Hope Age thirty .,,t t,., ,t,a,,,a,, , C ape Race Age thirtyfhve ,,,,,,, Y, ,, - Cape Fear Age forty ,, , ,t,,, Cape Farewell V You never heard a bee complain, Nor docs it weep and wailg But if it would, it could unfold A very painful tail. V Philip VVhite-L'Are you a good sport? Mary Priel- Yes.,' Philip VV,- Then let me lean against youf, C 'P-C :IIC :CECZECIZIICEZEZZIE::::SCZ:L::l:IEZZEIC1CECECCEECDDEEUCDCEEEEUDUEDDDCDUUHUUUCUUUCUU UDDCUD UCD U Ocean Beach Hardware Cor, H U U FISHING TACKLE GLASSWARE PAINTS U 2 Where Quality Reigns E E Bayview 0049 5008 Newport Ave. E 122122223251UDUIDUSIUUDJUDDJ D355 3DUIDUDDUDDIDUDIUDUUQDUIUUDUUUDDUDDJUUD DDDJDUDUDDUJDDDEDUUJDDDZDUUDDDDDUDUDDD THE IJQINTER Page Sixty-111116 D UUUGEUDEDCUUEUUEDDEEDEE1CDUECDUDEEIUDEEDEEUUIJDDCHJummmEDUE1EDDE1EDDDEUEIJEUUBLUEDUDDLEQUEEDEUCDDDEDDCEDEEEEEEEEUEEEDECEEDEEECD Q Meet your friends at the E Aeanthus Pharmacy Loma Portal Drug Store E KODAKS SODA FOUNTAIN FILMS E CE DD U C1 Cl U U 1.1 U LJ Li E U up IJ D IJ Ll U LI U .I U D EI U E1 U :I D D U I.: E :J U D U L1 Q U D D LJ U D U I: E Li .I LJ D Li L1 I Ci E U u rt J .I LI D to L ui .I Ia I.: U U I .I D D U Li Cl E in U U E IJ D U D IJ D D U Ll LJ LJ D 4.1 IJ U U Lv U LJ E1 4 fa C'- QFD 3.2, U3 'fa S52 YE: JD, P-GY ,D , Y' DJ D C... 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Mr. Wrigley's theme song: 'iWlien You Gum to the End of the Dayf, Interior Decorator: lust One More Chintzf' Wood-cutteris song: One Hour With Hewf' V Bob Merritt- There is a big Italian lighter that has to have 11 bed over seven feet longf, Eric P.-A'Say, tlwz1t's 11 lor of bunk. UUUUUUUEUUUUUUUEUUCCUEEEEUEEUEUFUUCEUEECiUCEUUCCUUECUZUCUEEEUUUCUCUCUUUCUCUEUUUUUUUUUUUCUUUEUUUEUEECUEUEUUUCUUECUEUEEUEC E You get the High School News in full each week in THE UUQAN BEACH News E Call Bayview 0741 and say: E E Put my name on your subscription list E UUU U D U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U Q U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U UU Elsie's Father-- So you are in the navy. What are your prospects of promotion? Harold Shepherd- The best in the whole navy, sir. My iob is the lowest one we've got. 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