Polytechnic High School - Caerulea Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)
- Class of 1908
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Olaprulm anntmta Page Sludont Body Omnm's ......................................... 6 Inferm'y .................................................... 2-21 Chrlslmus an ............................................ 22 Children's Fago ............................................... 24 Editorials IAICPIIH Alumni ................................................... 34-35 Debating 36.38 Music ........................................................ 39 A I h I?! jca-Foutball Tmol: ........................................................ 45 Boys' Basketball ............................................. 4G 'lzermla .................................................... 464? Girls' Basketball ............................................ 48 Exchanges Josh vs .............. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS. Pt'vsldenr Clyde Doyle VicePresidem. ., Cleo Zlnu Secretary Ruth Andrew: Treasur'e1 . Allan Mnntgomeu Business Manager- of Caerufea ........ . . Donald H11mpl1191 11 Asst Huainuss Manager a! Crwrulea y ..... Frank Lon: Edllnl --in Chief Asalstam. Editor Manager Municnl Organizations. Assistant Manama Musical Organization ..Ell, Kirkpatrick Manager Hand Ball ...................... . Iuhn BnnJe-almrpzer MANAGERS OF ACTIVITIES. Mabel Snanr Jailliuu th-cl Myrtle 31mm- liasehatl Whittier Pllcklnger Track 1. . H1111y Riley Football Fred Trude Tennis Lloyd Shafer LHy Kingcude Girls Basketball . Buy! liasketbnll.1.wilmut 1.10111: Debating ....... . .Earl McDermrylr Asst. Duhating .,., ..... .. Walter Saint CA L35 OFFICERS Senior Ciasn President Cleo lem Vlce-President Lillian Reid Secretary Ruth Andrews Treasureu .. . Jay Canney Class Teacher Miss Halley Junior Clan President . H . , H 1111111111 Julia Huwcll Vice-Presldent . Bertha Carson Secretary Zay Hardin: Treasurer Howard Berryman Class Teacher Miss P111119 President ... . 1 H ................................ Frank 11011:: Vice-President Verna Tlnklelmugh Secretary Mary Smith Treasurer ..Guy Bal'tmv Class Teacher Mlas Pelrsnn Frznlhman Class President 1 . Albert Murascu Vice-President 1 Beulah Bth Secretary Roy Middough Treasurer Hm De Coudres Class Teacher Miss H1111 Chairman Senior Representative . Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Repreaenmtive . Teachers ............... Auditor of Student Body Clyde Doyle Fred Watkins T1105. Davis Wllmnl Long ., Lorne Middouzh . Miss Harnett Prof. Burcham Prof Hndlm 5nzannf5 Qlimm :IFirn'l I'I'ize. Scniurs and jnuiurm l'ZAXXIC 5:1: in the nmruiug-gH ' 'Hmr :mtl :liscnnsulzncly pulled the MG mil. wllilu the cur ilH dimmsolnlcly nwwmi. The cirrus had cnmc am! gum- and Suzanne hadn't been hm! itwiclc Ilu- tent. in! lIml wasn't the worst uf 1L. jack; Snwwr had been. and mm all ht ruuhl talk r Hilh what 119 had wrn there HL- hm! cvcn .wcn lildiw; m hluc hill; lighu whn rtnh- standing up rm hunts. Hun Huzaunv envied jncliy. but she didn't 1H him kmm it. of CHI .M this pnim in hm IL'HCCUHHr- Suzanne gave a hunlcr pulf than lHlIfH and Hit c211. unalllu lo. and wch treatment longer, nut nnl'v mowed. hm pulled hnmc from Suzanne's Attaining: huml. h-znmg a 1n : I'L'LI mark an it, Suvmnle w' 33mm 1:: c hut just thcn tiu- gulp iulch Clicked awL .Ialcky Hawymu ncurin; the Infl'v air hc hmi assumed since tllc circus, entered Lllc yard. Suzanne juhiwrl hm- lmnd into her mumJL luokml xluwn EH iu-I' lap 11ml wm'u-d his appl'uach. WleHn. hr greeted. Suzannn did nni lnuk up, 'W hat cllu lining? Nu mm'cmcm. Aw. whalk thc mutter? Cat gut chnr hmgm. Nu unswmn H1 come mcr lo chI 31111 what I stun in tho circm, Suzanne hmkwl up. but snirl nnlhing. 00 CA 13 RL'L 1?. A The lions was awful heree a:!' the man had to hit um tn make um get up un the hoxe 3th they wasn't nothing emupared m the. ladies in blue tights. Dnu't eha wish you'd been there? Navy. I run tln 2L5 guml as they did. and when I grnw up I'm going to wear hlue tights and join the circus an' umyhee 1'11 give you a ticket to come in 311' see me hl :lnn't want ehur old tiekeL H11 unim: tn be the man that swings ml the trapeze. Anyway ymt cant do like they did. I ean ton. Let's see you. WHI right. next Saturday is eirem day uut tn uur barn. :m' it yuu'll give me ymlr illlFSCithC ImH ring. you can come e If 't taint u mmd eireus wilt yer gltc it back. Ithll he grmil. Your rnolher5 calling,r anti she suullds 111ml. Hraw Suzanne practiced the few intervening days! She brake her neck by jumping cIl'T the twp Hi the barn with the UM red enw out using her fur a puny. she made her- self hhtek and blue by swinging from the rafters and nearly hrnke her neck by jumping luff the trip at the harm. with mnther'a silk umbrella for a parachute. Friday afternoon came and Suzanne was sure that she wnuhl enthrall - Icky by her aernhatie feats. There would be rme sine Haw in her perfurmzmee. She had nu hhte silk tighti. 0r lights of any kind, for that matter. She had run- Siltketl the lmuse from garret tn eellmz hurl exasperated her siwtl'l' :md IH'V'FHFICd her mother hy asking: strange questimw hut x'tilt the prnblem Win unsolved. the blue silk tights were nut Furthenming. Suzanne was in 1h: pair. W'as her eirem to he :lmilerl just for lack uf Helm? Mather was away she wmlhl look just Hnee mule Chythvs wel'c tum fmm their hunks. the window seat uus' gum.- thrtmgh, hureau drawers were pulled npen and the umtents hastily piled rm the Hlmr. then jammed back again, Finally in hmtherk drawer .Hhe hmnd just what she needed. true they wererrt silk. but they were new and blue and would do perfeeth' welt for tights: althnueh they 112111 Hut been manufactured fur that use. Suzanne hastily tunk them nut tn the hztrn and hid them under sumo hay. 'l'hnt night after supper when the family were seated ill the living nmm, hmther. with was getting ready tn gn CAERL'IJ'EA 0 to a par came into tlu- mum and WEI npered Something in mrzther car. Suzanne watched anxinlw'ly. Mother seemed snrpr'aml and dill. 'W-Vhy they are right in yuur dmwcr. .1 pm them there myself l'hix' morning You must Imu- nvurluokcd 111cm. rm 511m t11L 'rc not there. but I'H Ioclk agninf and ht left the roam Soon he called :lrm'u fmm npstzlifs. 'I hcy'1 c not hers.- Mnthcr put her hunk down and wcnt npsmi 5 After Five minutes she came down :lg'nin and told father that ShL' was 2mm- 1hero Imd hcun rnhhcrs in the lmusiu. I'm' even thing upstairs was iumcd up side dnwu nnd hmlher's new unllenl'mvm'x aml shc tlitln'l knm-r what clsv wcrc game. A hasty inspcciinn Hi the upper Hour war; made aml. utthnugh thL-y conM nut timl that anything clxe was min ing. all were convinced that the house had been ratmacked by thicx'es. The police were informed and tho EELSC put intc'! 11m hands of th-tcclivcs. 'I he new, mead rapidly through the ncighlmrlmml and a luukum w; kept for suspicious chm: :LL'KLTH. Thy excitement hnwcvvf. dill nut hlll'l lhc snucer 0f Suzanne cirrus. H1: thought it'u'as very succ swfu! and even , icky admitted that 11 was prelly good an a girl, and let lwr keep thc fin : 'Phc curl of it, however. might hme bccn inmrnx'crl. fur when mmlmr. hearing the Imise. came Hut 1:: lhc- ham and found her Hule daughter dressed in brother's lmtlerrlrah'm's. anti Qstcrk spanglml shawl just randy tn 1ake a flying: lVLp from tht- trapeze 10 the hay. Su- zannc was taken upstairs; and pm to lwrl without hcr suppen Hut Suzanne did Hut mind this; although she WZLH dread? fully hungry, for A10 knew that H'C wuuhl Lake the place of I in jackyE vocabulary. Ix'. H earl. '09. A gunmaful mulling lPirst Prize. Snphnmnrc and Frcshmenli 17. HESI'I'A'I'ED th Elle dour. hut seeing her sealed in the rcmm came. eagerly in with a smile un h ce. llc mnk 1. seat filmingr and 215 near 'dh possible to the ulajccl. of his atinlv atinn anrl sat there and gazccl at her paKsiunr alcly. his soul Eu his eyes. After this he came each day anel made sacriflceh .11 L110 Qllrim: of his IlcwnimL 'I'he trilmluS cow sistcd uf carHulE-V gathered passages fmm lilL-I'alm'L-. wmctiuws x'lnwery expnsitinns nf certain IJIJCHTh. and yet again. but rarely npiniuns nu gcnmu le rattling. And h'hL' accepted thee offerings sometime: with EL smilc. marl th-n th- yuuth's huu't wnnhi hound wilh jay Hm alas? sometimus she fumed and then Ilia heart nus Md :11ch his head vzw bnwcd in grief. Ami Sn paswd half a year and rmr day the ynulh came fnr 1lu- 121st tima- in loam Inlx fah'. .ani In! 11:: found TH hi5 gn-HI jny 'lllElT. Ilig ardent wming had cunqneml and 110 11:ch mm :111 X plm from hie teacher. illabcl Van Halon, 'H. H7 x alu'n-v; knlgll :1I lulthm'n jukus' XII mullL'r 110w hall IhL-y ilL'. Nut became thy; zum- I'mmy jokvr: Iiccauw it's policy, Vex L-r laugh at jokes un IDEL'IILT: Vn mallcr hmv funny rhcy lw. Vrn don't over crack :I x'milu, Fur il'5 nut pv-hq. gFranuu. Crvmlm', Giugntr $11125 RXNK LICCKNER was 111aking 0111' 01' his yczn'ly 1151.1 10 his L'unsin. Tom Rice. 111 Cnynlc H0105. L'UymL' JIHIL'S- is 2111 nhl NlIlng 5121111111 between Mnhm'v 11ml Ku'h'r 1111 the Mnhm'c lJL'hL'l'l. .1 number 11f springx hzu'k ml the 211.211 ticm made fanning; m: 11 small scale DllShllllC. am 1111' Riccs had 11 1'1'1'1' pleaaanl 11111110. livery night L'Hyntes came 111111'11 tn rh'ink from 1hL- .1111'11 ll111.1' :11'111:r ThL' 111:11'L'i1511111111'. I'lunk 11ml 111111 11'1'11' 11.11110 l 0111' L'1L11in: 111 j11l1'011 th' I'mnl porch of the hrme 111111 1' father had gone 111 M11- haw.- 10 purchase 51.11111: suppliu aml left 1hc 11111 huys 11: take care 111 the '1111cl1. I1 was 11 11pical 110.5131 mcning. Nut 3 sound could he heard but the occasiunal bark Hf :1 L'nyrltv in 1111' alfalfa IIFIICII. Th1- hnyh haul hL'L'n 1alking1'c1'y liltlu. Ilhcy wanted 1:: ulljny 1hr stillness nl 1111- 1-1L'11i11g. Suddenly Frank lu'ukc the silence I11 szuing. I 11'111111L'1' if jim will come 10111111111112 Sure he will. mid T0111. ilitln': lel .1 1' he left Mn- l1111'L' 331111112112 H ' will have 111 pct here 11111111111511 llCCallHE the 111L'11 :11 tl11' miuL' 11:111' 111 he 1121111 Salul'dm' 11ml hL' has 2111' 1111mL'1' fur 11111-1 -11 'l 11'1. 1 he 11' 1.111 1 011111111: l1L'L'1111'L' then we L'nulrl PK! 1111 111 Sulliitrs Springs hunting. Hchll that 11111-5111 1111 11111 ice. 111' 11111 5411 1111111111: 31101 l1L' has gum; llL' won't 11111 11101611 :111 11111111- l'Ohl 1l1z11'1 .'1ll rinht. l 1121.1 afraid we 11'111111I ham- 10 11:11' :11'1111111l horc all Ila.1'.' NH. 11'L' 11:11'1'111 :11111hi11g 111 1111. :11'1 11'1' 11112111 :1; 111111 go J111111111g1 1 think we haul llOlth go 111 laud though, if 11'1' are going 1:11:01 1111 111 the 1111211111134. All riUhl I'm 1111 said Frank 111 the hm's started. 5111111 11ftL1' lJ1L'1kl111 th' nex1 111111111111: 11'l11IL- senlunl 1111 the 110111 11111'1'11. l'rank 119:11'11 hnnf 11011111. 1.111111111131151, 118 .11111' 111111 E111r11L'111L'11 1 1tl111g 1111 1119 mad. They slapped 211' the wntL'riug trough 110211 the ham aml let 111011' horses drink. 'thcr hml 1'1'i111'111l1' come :1 lung: way fur the horses 11'1'1'1' 1'1'1'1' thinly 11ml WQ'I'L' covered with dust ll'hcu lhc hnrscs had EnishctL the 11111 INCH mounted and 1111111:ch thc huusc tn the 10:111. 0110 IIE the 1111-11 11111.1: :1 1111119 man, lhc 01111'1' 111111 hi: laL'L' shaded l11' tho hrim 111 :1 111151 Cnlm'od 12 L' A 17. R l'I'EA slonchy 11.11, 11111 Frank cnuld easily tclt 11c w21-1 21 Mcxicam 'Tmn came out 01 the 11111130 :11 this 111111119111. and seeing 1111- two 111011. waved 1111-, 1131111 and 11111911. 111stead 111 an- swering the travelers urged their horses 111111 :1 gallop and 5111111 disappcarml around the hand. 'WVCIL 1111111: funny. 22:1111 Tum. they 1111151; he in :1 1121111- 111 :1 hurry not to 5101.1, 1. wander where they are gnmg, I 1 1111111 knuw. 1:21.111 Frank. 11111 they are sure in a hurry 1111' they 11111111 511111 1011151 vnmlgh 111 1:11'1- 111611 horses .'1 111-111-111 drink. .11111111 11111111 Jim came. 111- 51111111041 131111 11111;; 9110111111 111 11-1-11 11151011111 :11111 cat 1115 tlinllcf. .111tt'r 11c 112111 gone. the 1110's 111111: their rif1cs and the 111-111 glass ' 11.1111 went up 1111: 11111 1111131; 11I' 1111' ranch Inward S11111iur1s Springs. .111 a 11111:? ruck they stopped 11111 a rcst, Frank tank the 1112111 5.5111550; 111111 scanning the valley lscllm'. $111111 1111:11th Jim. who win. just 11r11'111g past a largc 11110 111 1101611ch, At that 11111111e111 Frank saw twn men with 1c1u1c11 revolvers emerge 1mm behind the hnnlrch-s, 111: instantly recognized them as the Mexican 211111 his unimaninn. 0111: 111 the men kept 11111 111111011111, while the other dimmed 111111 the wagnu. He evidently 111111111 what 111;- wantcd for 110 1111111111311 111:: hurse 211111 1111: um 1-111-1-1'1-11 11:11 while he drove 11111 of sight: then turning, they rh'm'c 11nr't11 1101-11-11 the desert 1711111111 11151 1111 time in telling: Tom 01 what he had seen. 211111 111 satisfy hi1115c1f Tom tank the 1.1135515 211111 watched the twr: 11111111 The 1:11.115 11cc211111- very 9x15111311 Fat 11 war: 1118.111 11: 1.10111 that Jim had been 1111113911. They pmpnscti wihl Schelhth of capture 11111 each 1111111 111 turn came :11 naught. '1Vhat the 11mm: are we going to 110. Tum. we can't hIa-V hen.- a11r1 watch 11mm- 1wn 1111111113 r1110 1111: with that monc- 111311! why 11111111111: that 1 k1111w 1111 0119 of us 0:111 go to Independence 1111 1111' 5121150 tnnmrmw and notify the 511211th The 1101's forgot their pmpnsed trip 111111 going back thcy 1115111: C11 the matter thnmugMy. The daring 01 the 110111-1111 was a 111;: surpri. , but how 1111- two 1111'11 knew 111 111C Immey was a mystery 10 1x- snlvcd. The next 11111r111111: the hnys fretted 111111 wurried. Thv 51:11:1- 11111 not arrive 11111i1 three 111111 they 111111 1111 that tinu- to wait. :thut 81CYCII. while preparing 1111mm: they agaifl CA 13::RU LEA I3 ' ent'd hunt heztlht Tum Hm tn the rhmr fulluweti hy rrank tlrtllup'mtf up tn the house was 'the Mexican with h com- pnniun. The huya were my surprised they could tme Stand and stare. The white 1mm wzts the H tn arrive. He. dir- rwmnteti 11ml :tt'tel' tying hi: hnrse e me up nn the perch mad asked if they eth get some dinner. Tum mztnzttfed tn say yes' and npened the door fur the mall to entel. Frank went hark tn the kitchen tn tend the tlinner that they heal ful'eutten. After seeing the two men in. Tom aha went in the kttk'ht'lL He t'nltl Frank to say Imthine; hut tn way hmneent. Dinner t' s' srmn ready. and the enmpuuy sat tlmx'n tn eat. Very httte was said during the meal. The boys mtthht't have snitl anything: if they hall wanted tn. and the Hun appeared snlky and nervous. H'hen the meal was hn- iShCll the white mzm said. Say sunny, bring; us something 1:: think, we are pretty thirst Tom knew what they wanted and a bright idea stt'tn'k him. t'ljucl is away nun and he tlmt't allmv me to sell liqtmr. If ynu want it ytm will have to go tlmvn in the cellar. This seemed tn sun the twn men, For they tnlti 'Pum to tend the wet. Tum look them into the kitchen and pulled when the atom uf the eelhtlx Hctth men entered and just :l't they reached the hnttnm. he slammed the dnnr, ChHL'll and Helgaperl the padlock into phtee, then ealliltg' Frank he run 'rttv the dining: mum. Ihmg'! mug! Hangar went three shots in rapid Sheet:- siWIL fnlluwetl immediately by two more that Splinterert the heavy chmr. The men had eVirlently found they were trap- nptl. I'mth hnys tnuk their rifle: and went to the kitchen. The 1WU111L'H were pntmrhng I111 the door like caged animals. K: mun as the noise hall abated some, Tom said. You it thm's had better quit your pnumling amt shtmting for it unn't tlu you ztny gnarl. If you tin get taut you'll get Ihnt t . vntn' painst Ynu iet 1150th ur we'll kill the lmth of ynu. came me lite ceHar. ttYmt'li have to get out Flrst. replied Frank. who had mm- gmspctl the aituatiam, ThiS was followed by three shots. Une uf the hulietb came through the tlctttt' and missed Frank cml,t a few feet. 'l'um raised his gun and Ftl'ed intn the door. The noise stop- perl immediately. After :1 long: silence une of the men asked 14 CA 1c RL'LJEA tn IJL' let miL hut ho recvtt'ctt no answer, llc begged. plearl- ctt, argued uttered tarihcs; but In Im purpose. for the hays wmllcl not talk. A tin siluncc, ln'nkcn unly hy mumm mtmtls 0t mm't-munt in the CUHFH'. 'I'hc buys IH'L'HHH' m-rvuns. They cmtJd unt tell what the Im-II wurc rhtingt Tum crept across the kitchen Rllll mnk ht:- rzlatiun tn watch. After the must nerve rnt-king hour thL' lmyh haul cvur 511cm. HUihCh hogan issuing frum thc t't-llzlr. Thcy were at tirst nnty :mmlhtcx. but gradually in, urcmcd. Smhlcnly :1 sung bu w't furth in the most awful ttiicurrl. It was 21 mm; Hf happiIICSh and cuntunL 'Itht-y hull fuuncl tlu- whiskey. linth buys relaxed and felt a thankIuL Hess they cnttM nut cxprvsn. They did nnt rulax their wntrh for they kept their riHus It'rch'tl at the dtmr. At that in, Htanl thc- huyh heard the familiar call of the stage driver and turning. tht-y Saw the :lrivcr himhclf in the tlnnrway. W'ell what kind cut a game :10 yrm call this anyway, 53M the driver pntnting tn the gmm Tom seen related the glory. 1y this time the stage party came in and :lmnng them happened to lie Keelor's deputy sheriff H'ith hix' hL'Ip the men in the cellar were easily ceiptttrcd anal pm nu the stagtx Thn Sheriff assured thc boys that the rr'xiwhcrs mmlcl hC taken 54ch care of and then mmmlcal the hux with the Mint ,5 tl' w drove away tht' rlriver called hack: It was that whiskuy ul' yuur ltast that rlid thv l?llhillL ?5. I an Q kurawcci he kept it for El pttrtjusc. -Ed Young. 'It. Autumn Iip-tu-Eate Hy Ct'zlcky! I can't tcll vshy ltm 5t! ghun it's got me hort'tL you say it hares yuu. too Hut hnw l rnppctl. caught Et nl' fmzc to it. H'hat gnucls is in it. where it hailed from last It has mu quccrctl: I'm getting just 50 loony over it I wnnirhl't kmm me if I met myscIL -3largamt Kclso. What Englizh Examinatinn HE CLOCK struck twelve. Mary threw aside her hunk with 21 sigh. t lh clear. Hlll' gmunctl. Hlf I can Imly get a passing grade 011 this cxsz. I will he satisfied. i guess I had hcttcr say this nutlinu UVDT just mice Innre. then i will go to had. Sn she laid l'lUl' head on the tahie and tmn- mcnrul tn say it m'cr, All at once he? Chum, Elizabeth Hailey. ran up to her and said, Uh Mary tlu explain Lord Nurtlf: policy tu me. I just know i will Hunk. I knnw Miss Kain is gning to ask the hardest qnc-ztinns. s'he always dun. Mary explained Lord Nurtll-S policy as far as she knew it untl then it was time tn :30 to gomnetl'y cla 5. Ralph Srntl. thL' mathcmathirs teacher. looked at her with a GCUH'I. lllliss Appemnn. yuu may state the proposition ' Mary arose slowly and with a shaky vuicc said. Resolv t-IL that England should concili. Theft was a iJllTSl of laughter and Mary Hat tlHW'tl vcry murh chugrinutl: she haul been thinking of liuglish instead ul' gcmnutry. In Latin cl . she fared just as badly. for Miss Lures. lhu Latin tenth was very cross and tnlrl her she would hau- tu ilmly Latin. 35' she was not making 133$:ng grades. Mr. Zinn. illt' Gut'num teacher, was just :15 cm, and scnlilz .11 her .er-rcly tm' crmiing tn class without her lesson. .U last the time arrived for the examination Mary item in the English mum and took her seat 0h. she thought. if M' Kain gives us any Hihliml reference: i xxill surely ihmkf In frnnt of her Hill Elizabeth Bailey with 21 fierce ex? premium un her far A at her left 5:11 Mr. Lorec polishing hi5 :Jlnsszlm at her hark sat Mattie I'zlinc pla 'ng with her watch and thinking; hmr awful it was in he pn- idcnl uf the junior chism 21ml rat hcr right sat jane Hurnctt biting her pencil nml thinking what a long history assignment they had fur the next day. .Hl at ullt't' Miss Kain r0249 aml said. lhll! hooks and papers aside for the examination. I will give the first, ques- tiun m that you can commence right away, Give the fundm mcnlal part Of Burke? plan. 16 CA 1-: R LFLJ-Z A Thus iiu: Vuminalirm went run with Burke's life. Lnrrl North's pulicy. explanations and liiblical references. while Miss Kain hilt up in front as uncnncrrnul as if nnthing out of the ordinary had happened. At last the cxaminalinn was over and as Mary 10ft thE rnrml. s'hu saw Iilizubeth run fur U'If: rust mom and wht'n Mary reached there. Elizabeth was lymg on the couch cr - ing :15. if her heart would break. while A 55 Kain stood uv h her and scnlrled her severely for acting HO foolishly Thu nL-xL day Miss. Kain czunc tn Elizabeth Bailey and Enhl her if sin: ever acted 50 again th' wnnhl Hunk her Hal fur Hu- Imd math: an A 011 hur canIL just then the duck strm'k Lwn and Mary awoke with a start realizing that it was n111y another dream. LONE. Stuart, 09. Aftrrmath No more 51:31! Douglas roam the glen: 0f Scmlaml's rugged hills. as when H'ith Ellen by his side. 11c Hcd And gave his love. and Strength, and bled Fur Scotiantlk great rennwn. Al Huthwull's- Hall glad voices ring. When happy children laugh and Sing And Allen Ilanc sings sweet :1an clear, Listen tn the mum! of the rnaming deer. And join in zinc Howiug bout of cheer. Ant! know that we are SCMlaml'S peer. Still doth Fitz-Jamcs'cs name remain Linked with that M the Lincnln Green. Lung shall he who wore that dress Remain well loved by pour distresscdm Lowly dwefleru. of the glen. All hunm's now be given to than -Fra.nccs Howe, '12. A Erangv Eauguugr Many blrangc :11111 11111111 things 111111111111 111 111C 1al1gliagc which 1-1111 talk. l111Ls11':111;.:esT 111 :111 is 111111111183515111-1 1:111' 111111-11 they're 111111011 1111116 :1111 111 11:111-c. A11 instantv 111' two 1'11 try 111 cinn1 A 111' 11111 11111-1 1111t:1 11-21 1:111'1 11-1. 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M A gunriap at 1511119 611111119 UST AS 111:: sun peeked over the sunwclad mountains, :1 11111 1110020 New over the lake just 111111111111: its 'z11111. 111115 surface. 11 gently stirred 111? sweet wild mses growing 2111111111; tho grey-brnwn rocks. 211111 pawn! into 1111' 1111111111111115. Then 2111 was 141111 under the 31:1101-1' green pines. except fur 1116 1111115. caroling merrily 111 the fresh 111111111115: air, -1.01':I1I1C Huntington, '12 Smartwrph Speak 1m evil of the absent. for. We never know, afack! Just when the Hlantlererl may appear .Xml make us take it hack. U'hcn ignurancc is bliss. 'tis fully to he a sophmnurc. Smm- an: horn English. some acquire English, and some have In study l'mrkc. In regard to the H. 5. girls' complexionHhsecing is um always believing. Mr. Laird says water was First introduced into Rome hy Claudius. It must have been a dry town before that. W'e reaxl in our English histories that men in the Fif- tcenth century wnrc shoes six inches wide. They must have been Merry W'idnw Shoes. Boost. don't Knockl unless i1 is at the Student Body other: in order to pay your dues. Prop 23 GemmiGiven a room full of boys. bring in three pretty girls. Prove that all the boys will turn to rubber. We are told that we have ascended from apers: let US not use round trip tickets. If the Board of Education objects 10 the Jlmiurs giving the Seniors a banquet at the Virginia Hotel, the Juniors might give it at nne 0f the numernlm tamale stands on the pike. There are Homo courts where you can only defend your- :aclf with a racquct. Buy and Boost for our school, if you can't buy, boost: if you can't boost, buy. If dancing: interferes with your studies. give up your studies. You can't do two things at once, A reception is to be held by the Scholarship Committee. All pupils receiving invitations to the same he sure to cumc. A hot time assured Mr. llurclmm. in assetIiblygl'Any wishing to change their names will please see me. If any of the High School pupils wish to go driving. they will find hammer and nails in the new addition. Mr. Reid lclchating the matrimonial question with haclr Blur fricmllh VVcll. there's one thing about it. Bachelors may. as you say. have hotter quarters, but married men have better halves, All Errata? uf :1 51111111 1391mm ignnhlp ARMEN'NCR was lakhu: :1 t11nr11111g stroll. H 1- u 1: muucly 21ml inclim I 111 view the wurld 1'11 rather a skeptical I10 He was far from being: 1111 habitually pt c 11911511114 and he rarely indulged in 1 11nd 1111' pleasant thoughts. but his wurltI had been treating: him rather roughly. hc- Cunchulvd. and he WEN trying: walking in the cool of the 1111111111111: 11.: :1 partial 11'111Cdy. Hut his steps Iaggcd 11ml his thnnghls fell TIhYTl-Vh in thc r-zunc 111-1111. 1Vell. ynu'rc :1 funl In WPPWC 511C n'nttltl wear your YiUlL'th. even Hi. 11c wma 11111111111111g n 111:1: an interruption UL'CllrlTEl uhich cut his 511:111'1111'1115111111. I1 1111114 111 the form 11f 21 5111111! streak 11f yellmx' whirh thu'hul hcl'wL-cn his l'cct. ncarly '11pstzi11g him. It WA: 21 dirty; vcllnw puntltc 111111 hrul impaled his pmgr RS1 After this 151 1111 11111-111 the drug: had dashed 11111191 21 hedge near by 111111 sat wiih ilx tunguc lnHinjq 711111 :1 wickcd gleam mi mis- t'hivl' in its cumin? L-yu. Huh. whn in 11111 11111111- 11f cm11111m1 5111150 111111141 1111111 Nutll :t lwatttiful s11m'i111u11 01 :1 1111;: :15 yam 11rd? ho 11111:- limlod, hut I'crciving 1m uthm' reply than the mucking 111' a lmllrngglctl 1111' I111 1'1'5111111111 his. wtrnll. .Hmut :1 hh'lck fal'lht-r 1111 111:1 uncutinn wan suddenly gmmctutl by :1 1111111 nailing, 11 wagn child's 11111::- calling. 'Klinlnlic. Ilh jimmie. 11ml turning 11c hcllclrl approaching 11 dirtyfau-rl child almnl 111111111 yum 11f age. Her hoamy 11:15 funhvr decreased by the muddy rivttlets of 1021114 whith ucrc paning 111L111 CHUt'HC tlm-m each check. Trailing: in 111v: r 111' were two smaller children who wcrc alsn bnwhng at the 11111 M thcir 11111.23. F'nnncnlur Win naturally susceptible 11- children. :11, lhmmh hc wan accustnuwd t1: thmc whose filCTS and hands wcrc gcncrallj in 11 111mm: sanitary conditinn, W'alking up tn the 911ch chilti he took hur by the arm and endcm-uretl In 1911111 her tale nl' ulna Rl'rth much diFchlt-v he ahslmclcd th: ch that Jimmtu had dcpzu'lcd; 11014. when. where nr why he 0111111 1101 make out. In jimmie ynur hmthm ukuh .1 he at last despairingl Naw, hck 0111' dug? WM the inrprising rcpty. At this Stanley starlL-tl. and it dnwncrl 11111111 him that tho pumllu that had Ilczu'ly caused his rIuwnt'nH was gnuhulzly thu cause at grirvancc. I left. cmm' with r11c. hc nmmmnducl, :11111 prncumlcd t0 rctracc his steps with a grimy child H11 all sides. Reaching the Iu-ttgut 11c peered llmlur and 111.1 certainty. thctc was 1.111- rlirty bundle :If yellow, SEI'CIICLV and immcpntr 1y sitting un its haunchcx Rcathing undur. h;- grahhud ll'lc dug by its neck and was just uhnut tn drop it into the :Ir ' of its 1lc1ighteti mvncr, Who was ghiug vent to land 31 0f gnlcasllrc in the Incantimt when hL' chanced to glance up. Vest lhch Sile' was. fresh 11ml lm'ely in her 511M; and span dug cart. 3hr hzul drawn up at the um; and was eye- ing iht pmceedings with unfeigncrl interest, 0h. gond mnrning! T was just cr-rcmvcring some Inst property nf cr- my friends, he stannncrcd, Then he sud- tleuiy stopped rzhnrt. Thurc it was. :1 beautiful hunch 0f Violets. Yum we, I am wearing ynur Howcrs. Therc was sumo delay in sending them, I believe, but won't you Imp in amt let me drive you to your destination? Stanley suddenly felt like embracing the- whulu tribe uf Children. tlng and all. but instead he emptied his pockets Ht all 1111: change he had and with a mutttrcrl hlching Ull yeli low dogs in general and one in particmm'. he jnmpml into the cart and drove away. leaving the children standing with mnuthk willc upon. Ennking with tunazement from the silver in their hands to the fast disappearing dug cartt -Mary Haskell. I097 17-71, What i the secret of success? hPllsh, :aid the button. Never he learL said the punciL Taka- paint. said the windowt HAlwayq kL-cp cnolf said the ice. lie 11p to date. said the calmutart f'Make light of everything said the Era ttFiml a guod' thing and stick to it said the glut hEx. CA ICRI' LICK 21 gnliluquy uf Ehuhrritk Ehn Ih H. WHY should I Inc treated in this way, I who 0 uu'c given her :1 hnnu- and dwllm' and AM A m:- mrm wants in this. Itku with lhv end in x'iuw lhzn who would one flay he my wife, IEMAWMIIIN sun is setting. sir. Now that I have lost her what IIII I care how the ImlIIc ,LSUCH? It was Im' her I fnught. Ym, I fought fur herl. l wiIl in battle Hing: my IiJ'o nwav. I tln nut x'aIuv i1 mm' IVhy shnnItI I Iivc? I havc In my only Hmlhezum IInucI-Mrhc sun is low. 511'. Curses m1 that Mulmalm Uremic! It is he and hr :IImw who 11:15 stolen the cherished wish of my heart. hc 31111 IIC aiour. I wiII hc avenged. He shall know what the huan nf RodcrEc Dhu is. He shleI feel my steel and hug i'nr Incn'y nn bonded knee before me. Chief of Clzm Alpine. Pawnhwrhu mm is set sir. Yes. I know I must goiIIm Lhc YOICEIiIl is she! Her vnicef Never again slmII I hcur that vniccithv .mng., No. never again .whaII I hear iLi PaganIMy sword. we must go. iRIOTOFitn. I12. 571mg nf 1hr IJInnt mall Gram lst Spasm, IIve studied hard all mmnnmx My head is full of Math. I've worn the leather off my shnos A-treading Lemming's path. 2nd Spasm. No wonder I am eager to Return to Lcarning's HEIII. I've worked Off my conditions And can play that game. foot baIL --I.zmm Ncwcomb. Im. Eh? Ghrimmaa max Tn Fontaik hm. Tn Jnimny Ruggs, A hath Hive Hume :I chance tn talk. 'I'n TruthiA Spnkurn Manual, 'le Rnlpll. A series Hf dancing lcsmnw Tn Grace HighLiK gnnd mpmn meal, To Day 'Pallml. dictionary and speller Thu Seniorss-Gix'c MI: Cauncy his dues. To Mr. RUI'CllaHL-VA now Cluck fm' a55cm111y. Tu Him Hailey. X hunk nu Engliah Economy. Tn Flicking'er.iManual of month and manncru, Xadmu wiiI ho r-alisflml with Hftccn miHimI dollars. An inspiralinn Fur 1hr best join 1n Hertha Carson TI: next year : SOHiOTmiK lvlulml'ln Ruh-s' uf Hn'lvr. 'IH: Chairman KilmarniA ' RnlmrlS Rules 01' Order, Tn Hrric Ilcwlmzun- A ruznr :1an many happy returns of 11m day. 'J'n tht- Scniur English CiuxmiKHllwll'dgf 0f Sonntm'ial pmcmlm'r. Gin- a little yulling shuwll at debates in imatball amd ulhcr 21tl1lctics Mn Bryan gives his mule to Harry Riley :15 he has no murc llht' fur it. Tn Miqs Hailey. :Lml jay Canney. 'l'n Whittier Flickingcr.iA package of Qnak 10 make that Smile nf hi5. nut that wind crime ntT. The art of 5upprcusing Merrill Funtc . lath .6 g . , 9 3+ :2 :3. Kg 7 Am XFEEZ... Hkmymw N. WV 51.75.. 0+ imN QMWW u. . NW4 w1mmr5mz. x A iFrwhmau'a Evtter In mum Giana 1.111ler licnvh. L'aliinrnin. 13w. I0. WON. Mr. 52mm Hulls. Nurth Ihlc Ry; m. I am gmmw my Ivllt-r ul'll lu yuu cm'W-r tins 'u-m'. :Ls mun 1n Iw am Anal gel cwrything I send I'm: I van lmnih mm Fur l'In'inmlah tn rtnnc. l mmt :m :mnwm' hunk J'm' algebra. mul mm: of Him:- 'ilw 1n ruck my l,iltiu In sleep in ihv Small: :11 High Sclmul tnlcl HH' ynu had .mmc Meme bring mu :1 Rogul IHHUU ant l'muk with Miss Hannile .Mh'irn! Hix'lm'y gmmrnl unrl HHM'h Mi written H111. Dnn'l Enrqcl 1:: bring Inc a hunk rm FT'C'SIIIIEEIH I'lnglish and :1 Int Ur ,K NM. new themes illnt zU'L' WUHII u! 1 L I plus 1mm. uml l mmt nu cuq'clnpnetlin rm Cluwic Slang. fur lhc lunchuw tlnn'l r-L'L'm tn like tlw MINI E 11w. Ih'iug mu lnh u? CIIUCUMIUb 5n can g'cl un ihc j.gmll Shh: Hf 11w 1L'iltth5. Cunu: ulnmn lhv dining rnnm chinmux mnmlnu Ruu's runm. I'H hang :lll awful h hcsizl: my lillh- lml. 1k- vat'L- 41ml 0mm. l.. I'-. IE. S. Fredric. :1. .mt! right mm g stucking thon- Err JFimt Eng RegistratimIJ Sing a snug of a Freshman! Tell it with a sigh! A poor. scared little school girl th came to Long Beach High 8116 went to wlmol quitc cariy Um- hright September morn: Was grcclml at the hide dnnr Hy a ln'E-rhl :11141 hallpv throng. Shc xxns as gruun n: :4 this maid, But her heart was L Coding; hlue! Into l'nnm l She 8H Cd; H'hat the blackboard eaid 10 dn; In big white lvrfol's she ruari :- Sc1ctt your cnursc right hurcf llugl then the kind teacher sairlw U'lm sat Ill 3 tlcsk quilc umr- Fin uul this blank. little maid. Yrmr subjects. ynn arc tn chooser Shc 110.211 10 feel afraid! Her hcarl sank clown in her shoes' Fur such big words greeted her .igln: Shel! nr'm' hr: 'c'! nf them before. That pour liHIc maid in fright Ran nut through 1th upon damn A Senior stand in the hull. Hthse help Wm IIL'ACT he forgot. Fur she kindly planned it all. What the maid was to tzlkc. and what not. Thus culled her first morning. Since then some Ila '5 have gout: by, Vnw smiles 11w face are adorning: Now she fears not Lung Hcach HiglL ' Rl1th Adams. '12. W lCtlHurriuliliipr dlwl Slam p A 'rml, I'lrlitm ..... . ........ .. .7. rm Lillian Raid Lilm'nn' .. .77. N 7.7 m. v ..... KHHIG'I'iIlC Head 14chle ...... . V . ....... Edith H mtrne ICKPMIIIIKI- . .V, ..... . Vivian Yon. Hlmiln'SS Alunnge-r ..... .., ,,,,,,, . V iimmlri Elumlllu-rys Amt, Einsiurss Manama ...... V ........... . Frank hung Alumni ,,,, ,N .. ....... 7.. 77 Ruth Yt-ornuns .Tlmlu'h . .7 .. . .. Hm 'I'alhmt, Whitlior Flickirmm' Asslmmtw I'ILliIm S ..... .... ...JVll'i;LV wa ,l-l: Malm Still, Loraim- r uinmg'mn CHRISTMAS ISSUE. 1908 h Srhlml llllh hvcu climb lmh m invh hm; Itcach Hi mg m Ilw Lup. 'I'hh is H'uv n1- 0ch rEL-pzu'nm-ni. Uur hCIIHHI :LNH'ilH's' haw lwuu cmulnciml Mung hruntlw untl INHW suru-wiul Hub. XL'H'I' bvlrnr'r 1mm: 5n large :1 1H':v1mr- Hun hf 11w qllclcllls juinvd 11w Hutln'm M-c Hm nl' 1hr Fun hnnrh'm! cnrnllui 111113515 funl' lmmlrul :md J'il'icuu heut- jvlmcd Hw Nlmlcm hncly. chr laurrnl'c hmc .sn many 1:!- the Hmlmlh wmw nut In 1le gamcs u!- IIH- vnriuux :ICMHITO: ; M w hvm'nly 511m Mort Ilu- pin-Vurs lay 1llwr yclling uml t'hm' ing. 'I'wcl new :u'livincrx IIEUC MCCH hllCCCHH-L'llh mkru up :Lm'w lhb 'um'; n:nm'ly. Ilqul lmskvvhztll and IhuLImll. A great d ml 111' i'HHlIisiELIH has ?n-L-n Iiihpmyml by the phtycrri zmrl by illc slmlcnl bulb. C A II: R 1' 1. F, A 2;- Kmnng: tile many and snrcvsslul nrrivilios. thv almunrc ni allmya' glee duh 1R cnlwpicwuls zmrl much in h? regret tcrl. lnlm'csl along this line srcmn' 1:1 he wanting. ll is 'tnu- that przlclits' wuulcl mku 11p sumo timci yet the buys seem glad ln give up lime for any 0f the uthcr activities There 1111' :1 great mzmy lim- vuicw lll 'thc school. Who will organize :1 lmyx' glue club? u- u- .- :- The much nculctl :ulrliLinn in the High Schuul lmihliug will mum ht- cmnplrtcd. The Science department will UC' cnpy the minus un llu' lirsl Hrunr, These are large aml well lighted nml will hr 11:.ch ma laboratories and recitation romns. 0110 will lw :1 mmlcrn. well equipped physics labnr- ,alnrg. the other will he adapted to tho 1ch 0f the hiolng'y department, Hath rnnm-s are specially wired and can he sawi- ly tlm'kcnml 2-1: The stcrcnpticml can he used tn illustrate the wm'ki 3' H I I The Still?- Qf illih yuar 1155 iwcu smncwhal enlarged From the number of previous years by the ntlditiun of a taut uliturs in each class. whose rimy 11 is: to see that their class icmls in material 10 the 1mpcr. Much good material has Been presented. UII account 01' Iimilied space lnEltBT- ial 0f wur-thy memitm nullrl not 1 : placed in the paper. but ncx'crlhelc. ,. we appreciate the efforts and spirit of cn-upcr- atirm mi tihu students. THE STUDENT BODY. This II1'gu11i7 111111 is 311 CXCK'HUIH rcprcacmativc of Lung Hench High Schcml Lhih yC' Urcr fullr hundred lmvc joined s11 fur. and we are Impcful nf many 111011: later, The fII'SL Illcuiihg was hchl early in the year. The run- stituLiun was road by 1hr sccrctzuy. fur the benefit of NW new studcnlm Speeches were. made Ivy the managers of tho difTercnt student ! ly ilctivitics. liach speaker made CI'aI' thc grcglt puwihi' s in his line nf work. but umphasi ed the Fact that the support of the student lmdy was most uhscnliul m the nucccw nf 11H stutlcnt affairs. Athletics 111 general are encouraged This 3 r by the fact that letters arr 11: I10 given tn those who win hmlors fnr the achuol. MISS BAILEY ENTERTAINS. HII Salurrlay night. llrtohr-r 24th. Miss Hailcy unter- tuincrl thc 111L'111l1e1'5 11f thc Carrulca hIafT nnd' the 1113.113ng 0f the different student hody activities. During the f'erl part 01' the evening lhu gnosle dismissal 111C Crmu-nts 0f the 51's: i1'4ue 0f the stlmol paper. The rc- maimlcr of the evening was 5-th411 in PI'UEJVL'SiVL' CRCI'W lea. 'l'iny squilFQh nl' unnHmard won.- plzlretl face downward 011 each table. Hn each of these was :1 letter of the ulphath Th:- game was wrm by allnso whn nulhl lhink the must quickly '14 the cards urcrt' lurnud 1111;111' th- names 111: Jixi changcu. of mmrilmlnw. athiems, ginutsx ?Ith'L'rHSt'I'h. etc. The game waa' very 11119111511111; andlexciting. Pnpkcnrn and apples were served, 3111131! unjuycd 102151- 1111: Inarrzhmalhuws cm the 011th: of hm 1111151 Stories leaked out that twu pcnplo taikL-d at the same timt that evening. and mmcmm laughed out 10ml. hit tlun'r hclim'e all yuu hear in Lung: Reach High Sclmnf. The truth is that tho Cmruhza x'lul'f '11; a vt'ry dignified bunch. C A E R U L E A 31 SENIOR PARTY. A jolly evening was spent by the class of hog 011 Friday. October 30. when thib class held their first party of the year in thc Ebeil cm; House. It Wm :1 masquerade and fancy dress again The decor- :HicmH were principally yellow crysauthemums. Large javk-n-lzmterns glared out of each rmok and cornL-r. Apples wcrc abundant 0n strings and in tubs of water, The grave and reverend Scniurs 01' Long: Beach High School came in costnmcs of every description. Some were KifL'Pweti aw children. others :15 ghosts and witchew. many were clr ell in i'Culnnial Style. a. few represented the old- fashilulcd girlsh and several cruno in Dutch style. Perhaps The must striking: and up-to-datc custumc was Ed Kirkpatv rick's hhcath gown of white muslim with a rlirecmire sash of red cheese cint11.' Fiverynnc was: pmvitlerl with entertainment every miu- utc 0f the evening. Farce in pantomime war: presented by Mary HaskelL XValter Saint, and Ralph Rohrcr. Fortunes were told. smiles were measured. iof course H'hitticr Flicki inger touk ihc prich and numerous halinwc'cn games were enjoyed. The refrcshmeuts. very appropriaiu For such a pariy. wcru pumpkin pie. doughnuts. apples and cider. M midnight iile guests thnk their several wa ' and a r-nr , lnnking crnwtl they were. The paint streamed down tho 1rls' fnccm the powder had sifted nut uf thrir hair. and Ralph Strait's fuwgwelL thcrc is no acljcuivc under the sun that could rxactly describe it. No one will deny that, on The whole, the party was a auccess. SENI OR PROGRAM 5. The series nf short progrmns, furnished by the Senior Class- this year. have perEd a great success. Among those who contributed to these programs arc: Mrs. Newman, lixa Hilton. a farmer member of our SChOOi. Gordon John- S011. Alum Musscttcr. Della Sclicurer and Lucile Kain, Jay Cnnne V Ruth 15:411th Rena .l-Julkinghnrn. Edwin Kirkpatn rick, Miu Stevenson and our High School Orchestra. 32 C A E R U L E .X JUNIOR PARTY AT EBELL, The first junior party of thu yum' wa: held at the Elwil Club House, Friday November 15th. I908, The hail wah decorated in Swastikax l'IOth' shoes, four loaf L'lm'rrr: in grey aml red. with pennants oi the claw culurs. Silhrmcltvs uf the faculty Elml memhcrs Hf the claw Were hung nu each side of the hall. AS Ed Hulling'er guessed must 0i th-m correctly. he was prescntvd with a shower huuqum Hf scarier geranilmw and dusty miller. Eight Squads were then iormcxl. Emrl each one gave :1 Cha- rzulc. These were very nuvc! and uriwinal, .X handkerchief tied tn :1 watch rcprcrmntcel rag-Timc. A row of girls Stood for Ciccm Hussy mwl am! a row of buys fm- hem fhe rnu- B. Partneri for refreshments were found by nmtching hOrSC Sllllt'h. When this was drme. each made selection from a large mum: card from the rear of the halL An club trical shock was currants fcurrcntH'L What a man does when he Stmnblcs aver a letter of the alphabet was anfee fcnngh-ci. Tnfantk food was animal crackers, and the cause of the first quarrel was an apple. Then came the crowning event of tho leening, which waS Manned by Lonrl Vale. A11 light save ihc dim pink glnw fmm 23m frmtlights was extinguished and nu the Htage was seen. in appropriate setting. the perfect likenew nf a grant Carl Hawkins tuld :1 atory uf how two boy; who wart always strong rivals came out from an Eastern itateh One went to HnIlywond to live zuid the other to Long ieaclL These two bays. still the kecnmt nf rivalsh had trouble over a dehate and a frmtball game. Hath bnys were killed in H'li' football game and. strange to say, desired to be lmricd in the same grave. As neither of them knew the scare of the game, every time that the thirtgeuth occurs on Friday. these two come back to life to dispute the decision. It was supposedly midnight and strange sounds issued from the depths of the grave. Two mull dummies came out nf the grave and fought. Long Beach was: Hnally victorious; and gave the yell. L-l-o-n-g B-e-a-c-h. Longs; Beacthnng Zeach High School, in an extremely high pitched voiceh lanana Sherbet and cake were then served. Ahuut clcvcn-ihirty the party broke tux C A E R L' L E A 53 09:1 mannpmu3pprmtnr 3111mm L'Cll TS the variety nf nllillicms mnccrning good Inznnwm 1'11 nur schuul that I dcem it alcw' :u'y tn misc a few spcculatiuuh in regard to m 11H- pnt'tant a subject. chilc cumin;r rlnwn stairs, 2b is my usual Ctmtnnh I was shnckctl to see a yummy, buy. kmuwn Rh a freshman. running and H'Iillillg upon the oiled Hoors. hrnught tn :m untilnclg chase hy the ar- rival of mm cstu-mul friend. Sir Daxiti tic iiurchsz Sir lhlvinl impm'tml tn the yuunghter snuml ideas in 11-partl to tho impt'npriclics ut' fnlluwingr such a course. pausing; m mumhzc m1 Lht- fact that it was impossible to slide up the TzultIL-r HF success uf life, I was highly phased with the intelligent manner in which them: kindly nchuonitium were received by one so young: It now SCCIIIS in me that the Freshmen really have the h Ht interests of the html at heart, though at times thcy Mo 41 trifle thuughtlcss. I have guod hope of their he- cunning; cvun as well versed in good behavior as the juniors, tMcCutchan. 'm. W$ Oluntluainn nf Eh? 11am; nf 1hr Eukv Along the River Teith there stands A low roofed cottage green'with vines Which beech and pehhly beach commands And where thr: traveler comfort finds. Here Ellen lives with Malcolm Graeme H'hosc hair has turned its shade to gray; Here with a grand-son on each knee They tell those days of chivalry: UM Allawlmuc has long been dead. And memm'y chants in Ellen's mind Thc swvrt ntd tunes that srmthcrl her rh'camlt The safety of her father kind: Aml hy the thitmtrel Duttglm lies. He horn :1 mltlicr died a brave Amt luyal subject to the King: Tree; softly whisper oltr his grave, 'lthv hrnuk 01' Douglas now due. sing. Vere Stem'ns, '32. Alumni Nntpz OFFICERS p,- 414C. ,,,,,,, ,,. ...Iluw:1rd Lilvwcu. '05 x-iCCilyllthiliL'HL ........ Gram Myc . '05. Secretary .............. n'elyn Dayman. l07. Treasurer ................... Frank SnIlivan. 1' R C. has claimed .am'cml Hi the lam; Alumni fur hcr own. Among 111mm are seven Hf the '08 Claxh. Mildred W'clllmrn, Ulix'r LaCIaEre. Pearl Wrislcy. Margurcl V'ignL-s in the Art Department; Paul Frazier. john Malfulm and Frank Robinson Vaclyu Dayman. '07. also atlcmln there. They all say then- is 110 plnn' like Li S. C.. at Emmi in llw line nf football and fun. VVnrd has 0ch frnm 1111- nnrth 11ml Gcrald E'mmu-H nml Urmzm Smart Imu- made the Frshmnn Fumimll mum. k FSt-Hnutt was 1hr rimmpiun 11czwywe1'ght Walka in L. I7, H. S. fur 07 1n: surely shnuhi dn Hume guml lwm'y-wcighi Hlunlh in hauthall. M1: and Mr . FJIIIIIIUII i'ririe. Emil: Hf 07. have hu-n ML- ccl rcrmnly with a daughter. Thrrc rheum- fm' linh- 'Ik'ta'ic! Hylinllu Hm cs. '05 Elsie llznyl-s, '07 Katherine tlrnhum. 07, Raymund Smulrcl. '08 11ml Richard meu. '0; zlt'v :aH mudrnts :u Ulurmnum this year. .Ulcr fuming: llu-uwmn Xumml 5m nnhczlhhful CHIHiHl' E w such ua Hhu. lithe! Elmx'c prt'l'crs in help kccp hunw Iur Linc I'nlln Htllm'a M llu rIJHs ulm mull lu wail n year ur muu- hL-fnrv unterum whmxl :ch SMHC Iluugh. HhthCl Duff l'mlwv Tim. Mn CLmdcr. Rmh Slnilm' Imht I rh-nhu luxxiv anlwrl. Lola Rhea. thul UI H11 and Cumr L-rnn , :. rm, Mum MnuL-Hm; '08. hm rhurgc Hf 111v mmiv CARRULEA 35 fur the L-utcr'tzlimmmt of 111C gnaw. in tile Palace Cafe. Ii mm slumhi go in illc mining luwn Hf 'uullfrng. Nun. he would wry lilccly End 1hr fmuw mine owner and capitalist in the pcrmn nf Lucian Mmqitl. Hugeuu 'T'invhcr. '03, is attending Stanford. but some- Timcs lungs ls! ht hack at 1.011;: Hutch m cnlcr 111v debating I'ray. chlissa lilair and Hilliah Mnnrc arc taking Hu- L'UUYBC u! illc Slmc Normal, hut Laura lh'nwnc and Olive Cusllc. who wish quicln-r results are at Huynlnn Xm'mai. 'I'hcrc was a slight 1'Hllll:F abroad in Scplcmbur thnt I'Elll'l Stlmliit would undertake 11m lmsillcv 0f cnwimnchinxz. but he was seen rccmnly in lms .Xngchw :IIHI wnrc nu Mgu m' such m'cupntiun. Lcigh Fm'mw :mtl llazcl Dawes UT '07. have- hmh risen tn Hu- Hntc uf schr-nI-mn'nnm. We wish them success with tlu'ir kiIHvih. Max Church. '05. and L?Hytl MrIk-rmnli. '07. arc at Uccirlcntul. ML'IDcrmuH has made the funthaH tram thcrc. Puvhaps tho Inuhl notable mum nmnalg the .Uunmi in the last fcu- munlhr- WEh that M Hracr llomly Hi the t ms of '99. and a fm'nrilr 19.; 'lu-r 11 nt Lung Iicnvll thA the last qu yL'arh. has mm ied Mr. C. C. Herring. Pm- lrswr m liinlogy at l'. C. H'hn can It but that other munlly illu'rvalillg Hum: may occur by next Scptcmhm'? ' Wig: a s, 1 q : NW '6 ' 4'! When scllcml npcncd nn Seplcmlwr 7. 1908. about twenty HIUllCIHh signed 111; m take the cmu'ne in debating. me llw ln-ginning tlu; class has taken a great interest in Llu: work zuul is doing all it can to make This branch M the erlmnl ntlivilics :1 succmm Recently a unlrl was nman- iZL-tl in tha- Class for tho purpnse Hf giving lhc stmlmm a rlmrm' knnwlmlch 0f 11w law and practice nf arguing: - One man has alrracly lwcn Cuuvimetl nf slmling: H llicyrlv, mul will be hung: in a few tlar . 'Jllu- schuul i5 iln'ilccl tn WilnL'CN all such spectaclrsl i1 will C05? nuthmgu hlyunc wiHIng m join thin class will he gluclly wclcunlcd anrl 11 will llL' worth your whilt Un llclubcr 3rd. WC rm'ciwcl nuticc that meeting of the Ifo-culix L' 21ml .Mh'isnr-v limmls nl lln' Luaguc lnul lwcn llrld :mrl lllzll by lot it harl fallcu 10 140111.: Beach to dchatc with CAERULEA 37 Downey High School. The question was to he sulmlittcd by Downey and the debate to be held there, Upon hearing this, it was decider! to 110ch the tryvuuts for the first Lle- hate on Oct. lgezo, 90 that the team would have plenty of time to work up the interschola. ic debate. The follow- ing students entered the tryout, Harry Rileyhliss ldeitli ler, Clyde Doyle, Howard Jtcrrynan. Glenn Stone. Miss Haskell. Earl McDermott and Walter Home. This qttCSe itrm was selected for discussion: Resolved. that the United States should :zeck a commercial alliance with japan. Those who entered worked hard and the debate proved a success in every way. Mr, Stevenson, Rev. Sibley and Mr. Paine were the judges. They selected CEyde Doyle and Howard Berryman as the warm which should represent Long Beach in the debate with Downey. anney submitted the following question: Resolved, that the secession of the Southern States was justihable and that the employcmnt of women in factories, nmees, stares, etc., where such employment tends to supplant men, should be. restricted by law, Of these questions, Long Beach chose the negative of the last named question. Miss Carroll and the team immediately began working rm the question and put in every spare moment to guud advantage. They gathered all the material that could he obtained. and with the assiStance 0f the coach worked up an excellent argument as was shuwn in their speeches. Promptly at 0:30 olclock on the evening of Nm'cmhcr 25th, two hundred students climbed'aboard the l'Spccial at the Southern Pacific depot. In a short time they were speeding on to Downey and to victory. Although they did not see much of the scenery which was spoken oft everybody had a good time and felt like yelling their lungs out when they reached Downey. They jumped down from the cars and after wandering about fur a while some one found the Auditorium. As they entered they were greeted by a mass of red and white banners, the colors of Downey High School. After every one had been seated, the singing and yelling began in earnest. In this respect Long Beach far outclassed anuey, partly because Long Beach had more yellers and partly because they were more clearly understood than the Downey footers. A word should be said here concerning the work of Ralph Scott and Harry Rileyt song and yell leaders. They have worked hard and developed a bunch of 3x Lt A ti 1: L' 14 t-. mutcrs whu wunlul lu- a credit to emy schuul. .t great dual of credit is due them for what they iutvt- donc for Long: Beach H igh School. tt'hcn the debaters came ultt 0n the stagc, the applmtsc was' deafening: Tho debaters. for anney were M12 Neigh- bors and Mr. H'ells. The judges were Messrs, Hunt. Wright and Rhcinhoht. ' Mr. Neighhnrs. whn wax the hrst speaker. made 21 fun- spcctt and is a Itehater of whom his e.t'hool may he justly proud. Mr. I'ncrrymztn spoke first for 1.011;; teach. He clearly nuttinctl the question and gave a convincing argun mum. His spcech had great weight with the judges. Mr. W'clls fnr Drawncy, aim made :1 good speech. Clyde Doyle made the FiltcHl speech of the evening 111 three minutes of rct'utatinn 11C completely upset the argmncnts of thc at- tirmativc. Ihlringg,r the remainder of his apeeclL Min Doyle persuaded the judges beyond .1. doubt that he was right and the. aHinnzttivu wrm After five minutes of rehuttaE hy Mr. Neighbors. the hall again rcsuumh'd with 501th amt yclts. each School hop- ing; that tho Ilecisinn wtsuld he in its fawn: When the pt'cSizlent announced that Long llcach harl won by the sewn: of twr: hundred nut: amt twu-thirds tn UIIC hundred seventy eight and twn-thirdS. the Lung Heath hays carried the team off on their :whuuldcrr- uml chccrvll In their hearw' content. When the people started to go out they found that it was raining. hut nu one seemed 1.0 mind iL and it was a. happy crowd that came back to Long: Huacht Everyone went home through the rain feeling: that he I'lEltl Obtained his money's worth. The team were glad to see so much schttnl spirit shown. 'l'hey realize that it was the songs and yells 0f the students that hpurrud them on and made the victory possible. Miss Carroll has prm'cn herself thr lwst of coaches, Too much praise cannot he given her for what she hax dnnc for Long Reach High. The prospccta arc w: your. v bright fnr wcnring tht- cup this REITI Mctlurnmtt, M THE ORCHESTRA Thu: lll'fhlEH11'H 1111:le every Riorlm-mlay nfrcl'nonll WIUI an average attendance 0f fourteen from a membership xvi eighteen. They are doing excellent wm'k under thus cr'fir ciem direction uf M1: Kirkpatrick. At the time of lhe 1ir$t Schim- prugrann they rcndcrcd mccllmnly an hulian selec- tion, The Flying Arrows, THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB. Miss Ruth Smith has hL'L'n prurnn'll m director 01' the GirM Olm- Cluh for HIV yulr. ant Hft' girls haw jr 'wtl this duh and 1110: eln- makil ' plum iur pucial lku days n'llcn tin: Hunk .mcl Ci 1 ilWIISitiUHN of great musluans will 1w NIHHCLL Miw Smith i: 211M! planning: 10 gixc sev- eral lllllhiK'illh during 11H: yum: with tllv :liil Hf tho 5.:1'115. Thuy mccl cwry Thnrmlzl-x nltrrnonn. MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB. Thix urgunizatinn 11:15 thirteen mcmlvm's. They mrcl fur pmclicc every Friclzly ahwumn. Miss Imln Hclllml, who hz-ltl change Hf 1110 Hub year hcfm't hm. hilh M'cn pm- cm'ccl th tIiILrIur. FOOTBALL. Tho. pigskiw is part nf 1.0m: Hench High now. football has Come to atay. For three suucrssivc- yearn we have tried no make fnothall an interest and now He know WL' have succeeded. Then: Can he no doubt that I'mm :mw 0n. funk ball will be tht- gumc of the High St'hunL Three thccrs for thy team that hroke tho Hoodoo! Why. it'h just like stocking a stream with fish. th havo thy Huck. 50 now itVs up m 11H 10 prmhwc the real. truc hymns Hi the gridirtm the kind you rend nhnut. you know H'c also lmu' A fast hunch HE Ft't'h'hmcn mid SGPIIDIIIUFCS who are going;- tn 11c shining: stun in seasons 10 cmnv. They are the hzumcr-gcttim: kind. In truth how could thq pusgihly hc mhrrwiw. dun'l you think it wnuhl Stir tht'lll tn :u'tinn to think uf what lht-ir pnu decewuts Clirl: Peterson. Armstrc'mg. 'I'rudct all Ihuno 0h! hcmcs? 'l'hrco games out of five, thalxn the kind : IiilVC dune lot beginners. Some systcnl? Yv, ; HT have started the lmll m rulimgx nnw WL' mlht hunk In 1hr t'utun- fur a Mrrmg lhmtlmlt Rrputntiun. u ark n'r 'l'hr wry g'emmu ' whunl roliuna rvhulllll runlizc 1hr l't' spnusihilit'y that awailt lhcm. meL-rning thy imhvidual phnyetxs mi lhc tram. nu munt say u hgw wnwlv. lhul ynlt can hHYC SUINC idea whm'c lhc Wm 'mn'iulimt ahmtht hf dircttctl. PCHTEUIL ithark. ptmtur. l'mu xmmhcr and captain. has .42 CA 1?. RL'IJEA proven himself a star that will shine. Towards the middle of the sc mu, Pete undertook the pinning u! the team and his success with the iibit! iont', rivals that of many univer- sity kickers, In his position at full. both in iincismashing and punting. he has been a mainstay for the team. Armstrong, right half and original line-smasher, is anv other hnlkwork for the teami He has the happy faculty Uf hitting; the lint: and hitting it hard. H a mail tackles RupeiY that is no sign that ttRupe will fall, Instead. he continues to Fight along and gain ground until the men on his Shoulders become 80 numcmus that further progress: ih' impossible. Tommy Davis. left half, and runner. and ground gainer. has certainly shnwn what he could do in the football lino, Ilis end rims and interference playing was of the greatest value to the team. Tommy's name. we are sorry to say, is on 0111' itdoctor list. In the game with Whittier 1m rcccir- ed a severe sprained ankle, which not only forced him tn discontinue football, but 3150 resort. to crutches until the bail ankle is better, 'iStub'J Smith, the fast little quarter. has beyond iluuht. shown himself a man of experience and ability. His 1105i, tion was at trying mic and he filled it admirahlyx A pressing engagement proved fatal to his football inter '1 late this Season and accordingly, it gives us great pleasure to announce his marriage to Miss Eloise Sterling. Kansas City, Mm Nov. 26 '08. Trude, center, has very successfully manipulated the hard work of the team, Ilnt only as a. player but also 215 the manager anti :1 speech maker. It is greatly through '1 rndek work as. manager that we are able to say. Foothaii him come to stay Three cheers for Trude. Floyd Frazier, quarter, who tonk the responsibility of that office since itStuizfs departure, has done very wt-IL He thinks; fast and acts faster, Football ability ix -in 'tSpitty and we want more of it next season Ringhcim. right tackle. is a. remarkable player. This ir his First year in football and he is, without a doubt. 0m: 01' the best men on the team. Vthn the pile-nps untangle. you generally Fmtl tiRing': at the bottom. In the line ho holds his man and holds him wen, Pnnr's name by no means represents hi: iootbail Illlaii itics, for at right guard he thd his man and wan'- right thcru with the hig helping hand in every st'rimmage. He'll In: CAERULEA ' 45 11cm :1 few 111111'0 1111124. 511 we will hear 1111111 him again. Recs. left tackle 11.1111 captain. is another husky. who has helped make this year a Hright Morning Star for Our Future Reputation. 111' started the 1:01:11 work after his 1111:111111111115 election :15 captain. and 11:15 worked hard with 111.4 1111-11 but latcr 1111 account uf i11:111i1ily 111 be prehcnt 111 all praciiccs he resigned his duties X: :1 tackle and .111 :11'11111111 pinyer 111: i :11111ther wurthy standby. 1'11: is :1 nuw 112111111: in 1116 high 11111111. Here i hoping that 111; has 1'111111' to stay. 111- think 111' knows :1 good thing when 110 secs; it. 111111111, left guard. 1111.9 very successfully fought four 11211'11 banlm for 1111' Gr1..c11 111111 011111. 111111 1111' way 111'. bums 1111115 111 11g. opponent 5 line is enough to make you jump 1111111 3.1111 1111111 scared 1- 'al is a 80911 111111 has more work 111 1111 next year. Long, right end, 15 one of our stars. He is exceedinglv 11.51 511111 11 111cklc 11'1111 brings 11111111 11in 1111111. HQ 1135 3.11111 11111211 the right 112111C pushion to perfection. 1.011;: can cer- 131111-11 gain ground, for he makes a line 111' 11111101113111! look 11kl' 11 11111 111 111111111: 11011111111cs. TU cinch the proof that 1.11111: i2. 11 111111111111 11121-1'1-1'. he has 11121110 1110r1' 11111c111111w11s than all the rem of the team 111.11; 1.111.:ut11c1'. How ' that? Everyuuc 11:15 111111 11lcir Eyes 1111 that big husky Frcsl'l- mam Ross Rli11111111g11. left c1111 the 1112111 who dodges through lines. lucklcs ' 111 in fact, 111213 ' the whole 13211119 fast that 111111 1' CH 1'1' 111.115 111.111 11 . 111114 11111319 31111 catches of 1116 1111'11'111'11 passm 111111111 1111 credit 111 a 1111i1crh1tv1112111120111- 13311111110115 RUSH! came again next y'eal. Funk. right end, held 111:1 watch very well. He was fast. :1 quick thinker. 211111 snrc 1111 forward passes. His p051tim1 was upon to thc next 110st player 21110111 thc middle of 1111' 51'351111 1111 111'1'111111t of his return 101115 1101111- at Daggett. C111. -11gcr. right c1111, is mm of our 1ittle boys. but 1165 1:11ch! Yes. you 11131 he's there with mhher feet! Few are the men that get away from Alger if perchance he once secures 1115 digits 1111 his oppunents anatomy. He has played six halves far 1111' cause this year. Sam 1-1'01'thcn has 11111 been with the team very long, 11111 111 1111' three halves 111111 he has played he showed ma- terial that 1111111611 11.116911110112111! bright. Sammy likes 11 111111 pretty well. but we feel he has the Footbail Habit .11 the beginning 1111111' season Nadeau successfully 1115111 111111111 the position 111 quarter. but was forced to quit 1110 44 CA FR ULEA game on account of injuries. He has always been a hearty supporter of football and a good player, and his absence was deeply regretted by the team. So much for the team, but the team was not all. They were guarded by six worthy substitutes, none of whom played to any great extent in the interscholastic games, but were of great assistance to the team in practice. They were as follows: Kilpatrick. Bailey. Parsons, Cranston, Wallace, and Harvey. There were two other teams in operation besides the first. the second team. and the Uther. as President Long 0f the Sophomore class calls it, 'The team composed mosh 1y of High School fcilowse These men gave the big fel- lows sound practice and that was just what they needed. Thanks for the help, fellows; do it again next year. Football in general had no regular coach this year but through the kind aSSigtancc of four men. the fellows were able to start on the Road to Reputation, spoken of be- fore. The team extends many thanks to Mr. Snyder, Mr. Malcolm, Mr. Stephenson and Mr, Milsape Now you fellows who have done such faithful work this year, don't forget us next Year and bring every fellow you know, who isn't afraid of a little rough sport and a good time, along with you. Now mind! Remember that Reputa- tion! Iths up to you. 1 HF. SCORES. Och 177 Pasadena IG-Le B. H. S, 0 Oct. 21. Hollywood 0-1.7 E. H. S. 0 Oct. 31. Occidental Preps O-L. B. H7 S. 10 Nov. 7. Harvard 33- L. E. H. S. 0 Nov. 14. Whittier 0-14, B, H. S. 4 Nov. 261 Santa Monica 0e11, E. H. S. 1 CAERULEA . 45 TRACK. Thu oqtlook for track this year is exceptionally bright. In fact. we would be safe in saying that 1311- team. and the work which will he done will far surpass that of last year. There are many who might be mentioned :15 prospective members for the team. Among these are: Canney. Scott, Enloe, Cranstnn, Long, Stone, Davis, Armstrong. Hcrdn man. Lorne Middough, Roy Middougli, Momsco, MattiA son, Thompson and Bert Dmid, who'holds the world's Y. M. C, A., championship in the mile and half mile. 0111' track season. however. will not begin until after Christmas. O11 accuunt of this we have formulated a plan whereby the students interest in traLk will not he allowed to lag. during the interveningr time We have planned to have an in- -door track mett. to be held in the Auditorium. on the night of Decembu thc eigtheenth. This meet will be an inter-class Hilair. There will be ribbons given for first, second and third places in each event. Furthermore, the class winning the largest number of points will be given a banner. Along with the track meet will be some musical numbers and no small amount of nonsense will be thrown in. in order to 211111 en affairs. 46 CAI; 111 1,1- BOYS' BASKETBALL. AIICI '1 lapse 01thrcc we '5. Ilnys 113111111311 11:15 1543111 119911 rcvixeri 111 1.0111; Heath High Sc11001.' - 1111911 1111- c311 1111 III'uerial was made the 11:110w5 031111: 1.11: 111 11111 fIII'Cc 211111 HF 11. result two teams have been 0111 for rcgular practice sinrc thc 11111-111111: 01 school. The hrst teanu with Guy 11:1rt11w as 1'a11tz1111, has been CIIth'uII in the City section Of the Lns Angeles County 11askctha11 Lcaguc. 111111 will rquemIt Lung Beach 111 the fn110wil1g 1c51g11c games, Nm', 21. 1.011;; 11czlc11 at Harvard: Nov 28. 1.1111 Ange 111 :11 Long 11921011: 1701'. 51 1101115r Beach at 'Whith'cr: Dec. I2. Pusaclcna at Long Heach: jam. 9. Lung 11113111 at South Pasadena; jun; 23. 1.01115r Beach at 11111ytcchIII'c. Knowing that those who make the 1-11-51 team this will he given1011crs.11:19m211101110 rivaIry keen fur a past 1111 the team. czIr 11.111 CV3 TENNIS. Tennis 11:15 started with 21 win: this year. Keep it up! 0111 1114810 students in scthnL nvcr 1111c 1111111111311 have sign? $11 up fur tunnis, Pretty 15111111. isn't it? 1im'1y this scaaon the courts were put in shape and you had tn come early and order your hczlts 111 advance before you could play. That's the way 111 have things. Some spirit! Some Doings! 1.319 in September :1 tr111rna111011t was started by Mgr. Shafcr 31111 for four 11mg,r weeks everything was rustle and 111111111111. Sharks played the F. Z Marks 211111 the E 2 Marks played the Sharks. and they 2111 played each other; but the best were there to mme out 011 top and that is just what they did. The men's singles was won by last yeark chmnpion. Day 1121111111, after three hard-fnught sets with Harn1d Smith. Day Talbot 15: a very cunsisteut player and he generally succeeds in wearing his Opponent down to defeat. Mengs 1101111105 were won by Harold Smith and Irwin Holloway. It was this team that put up such a. strong light for championship last year, losing by a very close score to-J. Maicom and R. Scott. CAERUI.F.A 47 Ladies, hunon in the singles were ask: won by last year's champion. Miss Lily Kingcade. MES Kingcmle played six long hard-earned sets with Miss Hamlet! and Miss Ruth Craig. bnth of whom resisted gamely, Mimi Kingcalle and Miss Craig pmved fatal tn all axpiri nuts for double cilampimmhip The mixed lelbica haw not yet been played As an encouragement to all tennis playus. we might state that the winners of this tournament are open tn chal- lenge before representing the High School in any Intel'- schnlastic match. Come nn now. all you wiclders 0f the racket.u W'orthy prizes await the year's champions. Your school letters are a reward for long hours spent on her courta 'Wake up! ynu sons of the Green and Gold. Dn things! ---C, N. TEE'FRIH singll: 48 CAERUI.F..N GIRLS' BASKET BALL. There has been mien more intL'rcst shown in basket ball this year than there wan last year. There were just elmugh girls out last year to make two teams, while this year we could easily have four. The girls have hcvn mil practicing for about four weeks, and it look: as if we are going to have an exceptionally strong tcanL Myma 'Ilaylor has decided 1.0 play this year and keep her former pubitinn as guard. Francis Conder. the Santa Ana guard 01' last year's team, is with us and will probably be the other guard ml our team. Jean Robin- son. Mary Leunhert and Mazie Kendall arr.- haviug a hard try ml! for the two center pnsilions. Verna Tinklepaugh and Lily Kingmrle will keep their places as forwards. Two practice games have been played this year, one with San Pedro and the other with Compton. Both games were played at Long Beach. The San Pedro game was eas- ily won with store of 40-15; The Compton game was more warmly contested. Hard work was done on both sides. At the end of the first third. Compton was ahead, but in the secnml third our girls began to score and Cnmplon was UUt able to Catch up during the game. The fmal score was 24-18. Return games will be played with hnth teams. XVI: have joined the County League which will npcn the fifth of December. The fnllowing games will he played: Contestant Tim. Place Long Beach Va. Throw: Dec, 5. 2:30 pl m. Thmup Lung Reach Vs. Santa Monica 8. Monica Long Beach vsl Los Angeles Dec. 15, 2 0 P. m. Long Beach Long Beach vs. Whittler Jan. 9. 2 30 p. In. Long Beach Long Realm va. Polytechnlc Jim. 16, 2:30 p. m, Polytechnic Long Beach vs, Pasadena Jan 23, 2:30 IL ml Pasadena Long Beach vs. South Pasadena Jun. 30. 2:20 p. In. Long Beach ll'e havc not heard anything nf ihc u'nmnn's League 1his year. but if 1'1 1'9; reorganized we hllilll join and try to win the cup, If wc win the cup this year, or one more yuan it will he ours to keep. If the league does: not open, the cup will remain with Long: Beach lligh School umil ' it doe5 open. CAERULHA 49 Hm: ul' the means of mining muncy was the pic hale hcltI rm 'lhucudnvxx Nuwmhcr rhc Hcvcnlccnrh The tables, which wurc an the :4,th Nidc of the hnilding. wcru HIP mnmlml by STlHtCIHH mc cutirc 11mm hour. and the pics went hko hm cakes. A Iickul was given wuh each piece of pic, and the um: having; 111i- mnst tickvts rcccix'vd lhc im'ge prize pic. Cecil Srhilliug rullrcicrl llu' mnsl rickms anrl rcccivmi the pic. 11 war. put an :ludirm and Ralph Scott. IhL'lzanctianur. wa able in gm three dollars for it. The money was given In the hmkct haEl girls. The outirc gain nn the pic sale w; Q Fifteen thlllafh uml vcwnty-hx'u toms. L. Kinguaihu hlo. 1.;m 'u'ul m; uct'L' wr; surnwsl'nl in sc-L'urillg a large exchangl' lisl Srhuul pulmw IIZHIIC 1n Uh irnm prams nm Ls'l, wmh :nnl cum WL'SL lhungh we :n'r ml llw l'zw mum, Um urxlcrn cxcllzmgc n-ns il'nm Hrmg Kung. China Tllv ln-mpctlx fur lhv LJU'HIHII 1hix' yczu' :n'u- u-n brighl :mzl nu Impn- lhni Iuy lhv lum- nur next paper m i; mm! u'L' will haw Inuwl Hum :lH HE nnr :alnl txfllleWQUs' :ami HHIlly tHWY IIHUS. NUn- 'I rnuInulunr, l'uerHL Um, ix a nmt :md imm- ynimg lmpm', 'Hmrlymg. llu- HIHVH'HH s'kc'u'll. vmwiilins wnml :ulx'ivu 11w n-x'vw SIIIIINH. Hhv l'rincmmwiumh iWiHL'ClnH. IWL 1n uruml. wh;1l 1hm'u ix m il Yuu EH'C HUI ziluuc iH yuur 1iuzuu'inl dilTIcuW- livx. h is :I pruhlrm m:me whrml pawn lmu- Ln 41ml whim 'Hu- Hrzu'lru. Ilvva CAL is Iilllc murr lhxln :1 lmmrlr In. It ii rnlarvl; lm'kng in WW 1' clcaigu and mm IH mum sch-mlh. vilK'CiJllh HIIHH Hllrh. il hna hL'L-n frmml 111m bcllw nwnlh I'Jlll lw nhtuinctl by iwuiug n l'vn. my fum' guml 11.1mm :1 yum: inqczul HE mumhlicr; In th way ynur magi :Miur uuHM lit :1 L'I'wlil 1m yml' M'hIHII. I'vrlmpx MW ltm-t Cxcllulmc xu' lmx'c rucvi ll Hm: IM' iv P'hv X'czmnzm I,if:'.' 5L lmuix'. Mn, Hurh 4m imk-rcxling ninr; Th I'rinc Hal Huckn-VH i5 um rIJVH'H Fnuntl in high M'h'ml pulwrm I-lx'L-r-x' page nl' yum rrcthhh puller I'L'I'WL'CIK rmlnhinMH ul' Hu- ,le1 hurl. 'Hn'cc cnliic5 m' llln' i 11ixL-1'5.iL-x' Cnnl'iclnH frum l'. 5 CH Ln. anqucg. CHI. IHHC lu-rn rccch crl :LmI cunh-nh unluf 31 L hnrzlh rlm-n-ct In nFJ'L-r rntir'mm 1n mn' Mrlm's, lml CAERULEA 5' hugging ynur immhh: pardun. we :ihmlhl simply hkc to suggest that it is very difficult tn Hull thing: in a magazine halving nu im'lcxx It i. pleasure m cxaminc such :1 papcr as Phc Record. Evansville. Ind. 'l'hc cover design ia' Wildly 21ml np-tu- date. and the material is interesting and well arranged. The wit in your school is marvelous. Tho W'ietlm'hcin Kids acid tn the nttlnlutiwmcss uf Thc Spcclalor. CUHCVHHC. Kansas. Thus:- piclurcs are very pupnlar and yours are well drawn. The Staff of Ye Chronicle. h l'mnun-a. CAL, ccmtainrt a hustler in the pbrstm of the business manager as is shnwn by the number of :uls. 11: looking over the exchanges 01' other papers we Hm! that The Interlude,u from South Henri. 1114,. i5 3 favorite with exchange editors. The October number contain. cx- ccllcnt material but a cm'cr design wuuM make it more at- tractive m thH uytx Several annuals wore I'CEL'ivcd lam ya 1' mo Iatc m be acknuwlcdgcd hy nm' paper. The follnwiu:q dcscrvc special mcmumt h'Thc 'lhattlcr. Gartluna. CAL. fur thL- curtmms. The Ruicw, Santa Maria. Cal.. for its atrractkc own: The Red and H'hiltx CmnptrnL CaL. fur itr. spicy cum tents. The Penn Charter Magazine. Phil 1'cnn.. fur the ex change criticisms. ?mw WOULDN'T IT BE FUNNY? If Mr, Kingurc had another walk? If Zena Sec would stop laughing? To hear Howard Berryman talk fast? If Mr. Baumann could see our jukcs? To see Marvin Wiefemau with curly hair? If Harne didIft queen the Botany teacher? To see Myma Taylor's hair some other color? If Glen Stone wouldn't turn around in his seat? If Clarcnrc Rees would sit still and quit talking? H Rena Polkinghorn talked like Mr. Goldsmith? If Ed Peterson was a littlc boy in knee trousem? If we could see Carl Hawkins without Marie Vignes? If Earl McCutchen was big and could hulcl his own in that English class? If the High School girls really had escorts wherever they want? And the High School hays. were maily their escorts? an. truly. wouldn't that be funny? TutTy has been chosen church cnrrcspuutlem fur the Police Gazette. CAERULEA 53 The Determining Teeth. Hiramit'Szly josh. how do you tell the age 0f a chick- in Josh- Why! I tL-li their age by the teeth. HiramtttSay man, chickens dmft have teeth. jrwht'iNo. maybe not. but we tln, -Ex. VII Mr. Hawkins tin English cfassJ-rt'Miss Paine. what do you call the east side of the Himalayan. the northern slope ? When the donkey saw the zcbm He began to wag his tail. H'ell forever. he exclaimed ttHeretS a mule that's been in jail. iEx. Why are you limping? K m. I sat down on the spur of the moment. The wind was blowing swiftly. the rain was falling fast. As from the High School grounds a little Frcshie passed. His face was pinched with pain, his eyes were growing dim, He did not mind the weather. his thoughts were all within; And when a pitying Senior asked the poor kid why He said in tearful anguish. I've eaten a High School pint tExchangct PARODY 0N ANTON'TS FIRST SPEECH. By Jove, I know not why I am 50 full. It worries me: you say it worries you: But where I drank it, found it, or came by it. What grain 'tis made of. what place 'tL-z made in, I am to learn: And such a foolish man it makes: at me, That I have much min to find my hmne. -Grucudike. '11. lst Club Girlit'How docs MI 5 like my singing? ' zml G16? Club lirl-JtShc said it was heavenly. mt Glee Club ?irlm'tDid she really say that? and Glee Club GirliHNm exactly. She said it was un- Huthly. .Ul Freshmen fueling the need of rest will he allowed to sleep tnnt snufci rniuriug the twenty minme period. It will he the duty of their president t0 See that they are all awake fur the next period. 5-1- C A E H L' I. F. A History. Miss Deatricki'fatilinc was a man. Mr. I?ainc- Was he more than a man? Miss Dcatrick Ue wasn't 1 1Hy a 1112111. ' Mr. Fulton Hn Cmnmcrcial Law'J Umlue iniluencc I's lhc inHucncc a physician has. nrcr El doctor. or a guardian n-vcr a parent. Hygiene. Miss Pcirsml-TDesrrihe a Turkish bzlthf' Miss TililUI'-- lt is hot air, Fifiy-cight Frcshics In the ninth year class Cried at all the Iix's 'Fraitl they couldn't pass. Fifty smarty Suphies Feel they are whuppilf big, Crowitf even swiftrr lnln little prigs. Furty-three Juniors. Nmnhcr's getting small Those who are left Think they know it aiL Thirty-fivc Seniors Dignifjed and tall. Make the torldling Frcsllics Seem 0h. 50 wry small. By Special Request. Harry Lemming. a prnmim-nt Freshman. upon making a brilliant remark 5.3M. Wih. wasn't that fine? Put it ill the Caerulea. Requirements to Join the Student Body. FrL-:41nueu must he at least three feet tall. ten years of agc- and capable nf walking alnnc, M :: LLiHNrnw I wonrlcr why Clarence Rees never kiRRDs mp :1an morn Tut. Tut, little girl. He's just taking I1ix' hitters with his. sweets, L' x K Rl' LEA .J. m Heald's Business College OPEN 'I'I'lHtleGIIOIVT THE YEAR Thoroughly High Grad: , School. ; Modern Equipment Complete . -Cuurses. Ail Graduates In Positions SIMWWH HIM' NII-m' 'rIl am' Viuw fur Regular t'uursvs nr Special Work s; :: Chm-gus Mmlm'aw Tho Cunsm- Ilmr uf Music undvr tlw 111' managw Im-nl m: lhn- Hasiuvss Cu! colln-d miv vnnln-xvs Ihe stud;- UI Pimm. Yuk Ylmin. Fur- uvl :Ind nthn Hmss lm-m'nmvm Jlulnduliu, Hzmju :md Guitar; anmm. Vrmzch. Imli'rln HIHE S; wmn m' can Iur mmmmu mlnlnpw HEALD'S BUSlNESS COLLEGE Corner First St. 3rd American Ave. LONG BEACH, CAL, 56 CAP. R ULEA Miss Paillthl'Tell all you know of the characteristics Hf the robin, Miss Illnehirdf' Miss Painca'lll'hal was the criticism nf your speech. Mr. Long? Mr, Long;tli looked at you all the time? Miss Painoa'Wl'vll. that was all right. wasn't it? Mr. Rcitlh'l'il'lmt would he the result if there was: nu nitrogen in the air? Mr. Iiortieh'lFircs would he very digtiuguishablel Ulv tinguishablej Miss Light l'cumpating the reception of feudal lords by their uassals With something in 0111' countrylal'lt is simii Iar tn the way the teachers were housed and fed; whu taught 'm the country a few years agu. Miss Carrolli'lVVorst Slam I ever heard. He passed his arm amuml her waist The colnr left her chcckt But on the lapel of his coal it stayed about a Week. Ext Miss 5 tin History classlu'lChai-lemagne left part Of his army in a pass and some of the native armies cut it all to pieces, This gave fonrl for all the iiiinstrels in the coun- try for years afterward. The Latest High School Activity. George Kennedy. Manager of TiddledyAwinks, has arm ranged for a tournament the week after ChristmaS. Mr. Trude-JiAs t0 enthusiamn, l Llonlt know as I can say any more than the pm-prcccding :pokers havei And he takes English from Miss Haileyt Here lies the hotly of Robert Gordin, Mouth ahnighty, amt teeth accordin', Stranger. tread lightly o'er this wonder, If he npens his mouth. youlre gone, by thunder.-Ex. There is nothing more uncertain than a. Frcshie, except another Freshie. CAERULEA 57 DON'TS FOR NEW PUPILS. l. llnn't forget to join the .stutlent hndy upon entering HH' building. .22 Ihm'i mount the stairs nlnrc lhall three at El time. as yuu may have trouble with Mr, Hurchmn. . j. Dnn't mistake H'ahur Home for the principal. His lnnks duruive him, 4, Umfl get that shaky feeling hcfnru entering 21 1:151:25, l.. I'-. H. S tmchcrs arr perfectly harmless. 5. Don't gm tn receptinus. 01L. ml Hchnnl nights. You may find sums of llu' teachers iilm'c. and it wili make them HUI queer. h. Hmfl kIIHL'k. HrmsT! 7. IJnn'l got Hip. H, lJun'l mismko M1: Riley I'm' Ih'yau. g, Hun't lunch Hie iuachcrs any slang they already know inn much In. Don't miuzlkc Pcturmn fur a baby jnsl hccanSc 11!: has ant 1111- cheeks. H. HNH' 1116 Girls; Don't take too much advantage of llw Imys jun hcmusc it is leap year. i2. ilml'l :Hk Mr. Canney how to pkly pukcr; it emf harmssrs him l3 Dmfl Lhruw banana pcclings at Funk: tlux ht'L'UHd llL-riml in the afternmnl. It makes him feel bad. I4. Don't mistake yourself by thinking that Min wn nml Mr. Lnlnpherc are married. I5. Dun'l whisper: Mk naughty. m. Unn't take chlrsznrm whilc ynn :ch in English l2 tlags: i1 makes you sleepy, Ander- SCHOOL TERMS. Shark-l hpl'CiUS Hf animal prone to hard Study aml unml I'L itatinns: almost extinct, Fix :ns.r'H1u Final reckoningr fur thus: wlm failed to bluff the heathen FlunkiAu unapprcriatcrl l'ccitatinn'. a common nccur- once. 'J caclu-rstevessary hindrance to pleasure. J'moksiAl'liflE's for expanding the cranium; used to a limited extent by the Freshmen 52 k' A IC N L' L ICA Uffwv lh'Hidl'Jlt'l' Ulll Phnnw 72: Home Phone 53.11 1 HQ. H. T. BIAIIFI EVE D E N -r I 5 1- :01 First animml Hank HIM: Long: Ikrm-lx, Cnl. If Your Eyes Cause You Any Annoyance Consult Forsyth 216 Pine Ave. Optician Wolff 6- Adams Drug Co. S. W. Car. 1st St. and American Ave. LONG BEACH, CAL. Se-h-or mnr tlmugisl as mlroflllly :15 you wt .t m' Imxlkm' UIK' navela fur yuul' mmwr, thv uthm your life ' Home Phone 976 Sunset 4241 SEE IN ICYCES AILFOERY ALLS ac ARGAINS ATS 119 WEST FIRST STREET. CAER LTLEA 59 PARODY 0N ANCIENT MARINER. h is a heavy ftmthaH man. hul hu lncklelh mic of three. Hy thy padded ClUthl'h and rubber nnsc. an wherefore Htopp'st than me? The gamc is nearly uvm' now. I mmlu :1 lcn-yard run. H'ith teal more athlccl nnln that The game fur mi is won. H0 knucks hi-z head against the earth. Ncm' you are downed. quoth th Hm HE! 161 Iumc. thnu crazy foul. .MHI w of? l'UHCth he. 7L, L. IN TWELFTH ENGLISH. Mr. Ymmg Mihmlsaing Slate SovereigntyIhmlhhere i4 11!er the Ianh cnmnmnrimcnt which state that :11! pmu s Ilnl :lcicg'eltL-Il tn 1hr.- L'niletl Starts by th cnnslilution. 1101' pl'uhilxiturl by it in the stau . are rcscncd m the states, rcspcclircly. or In lhe penpkf 13 i i'WVhal! The tenth L'mnmanclmcntl Yunn; m :mmzumcntih'WVh-v. that's whm you MT. Ix'wrkpzm'ickm- M'r. Young has 11cm guing 1-: Sun, elny Schonl. Minn lihh VL-mphatfczlllyhi l 5am khc Wclllh amend- nu-mf and um thr 'lcuth cummantfmcntf A hamlwmc yuuug qnccnur named Rugga Whu is said over girls :0 gm hugs U'ill Iuml in the pen III CCU thirteen and ten thcss he lets up on the hugs. Another Ynung hnpcful nmnml IInrnc thn Hehnnntk City Hall will zuharn Wifl supply the hot air When it's cold over there Ah! Fur the lass of such wisdom. we mnurn StiiI another bright scholar is Shmde tho can write short stories a la mode Hm we fear girls and wooing H'ill he thc umlning 0f the hem of this little mlc. 60 CA lilx' FLICX Fine Stationery Fountain Pens Gifl Books and Bibles Hewitt's' Book Store 117 PINE AVENUE LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA Calling Cards Engraved Holiday Stationery Schaol Books School Supplies F you want the latest fashions and fabrics at .x pepular prices A see . SglAbrams Tailor KT: Long Beach, Cal. $1132 ; 191 C A E R l' L F. A m COMEDY IN REAL LIFE. In Four Acts. Uramalih' JK-rsmmcjulm Altlcn. Priscilla. Mr. Tlurclmm. train cum; mid Oil'lm'h. Time: Lung; Hcach. California Nov- ember 25. IUOK 6:15 to 0:32 p. 111, Place: Snuthern Pacific Slntiun, Special train about to Jouvc fur Duwnuy. Sccnu I-ant porch on East First Street near city Hm, its. John Aldon :Lntl Priscilla waiting for Rednudu avcnnc car. Scene Il-Car has approached without being nbscrvuxl, .Inlm Alden V and Priscilla H runningr for the car. Alden in the lead by a block. swings onto the car. Conductor. chIiHES to wait for Priscilla Scene III UM S. P. Statiumnjnhn Alden VH4 mks Mr. Burcham to hold train for Duwney until l.'riw;illa. H am! about a score nf other girls. who misaed the Re- dondo car, come on the Alamitos Bay line, Alden does not know names Of other twenty. but saw them running from every direction. Mr. Burcham consents and train is held. Sceilc Hihjohn Aldcu V7 and Priscilla II gnu rive from Alamitos Bay car and take the train from the south side. Other twenty maidens faiI 10 appear. Alden informs Mr. Hurcham that the party has arrived and the train mm'es 03'. AH i5 merry. l?crryman t'm fair enquirer in Lug Angeles restauranH -' '0. Miss Carroll is not nne 0f the Downey debatersh Before There's meters of accent. There's meters of tone. lint Ihc host of all meters U'as to meet her alone. After. Therek letters of accent, Therein: letters of tone. lint the best of all letters Was to let her alnnethx, llr. R-iyhrer tm Englishk- Shall wc hand the paper in tomorrow? Miss 1:7 7'1111 Dear! nn, HOTEL DEL MAR. Cor. American Ave. and Ocean Front r '7 College and High School Outmsuuvu We are able to supply all you need for Alhlelics. We. make. Pen- nants. Unilarmsn and Sweater: In nrder, See our christmaa diapiay. Everything Out- Ing and athletic. D735 8 Cline Co. Inc. 116 W. ThirdSr. CKEIxLHim EVERYBODYb B O O S 71V 71V H E FIRST ANNUAL Track F estlval 4 D 14 C 12-2. AUDITORIUM C4 44 M E SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE +4 X 1': H L' L 1': A Consult Us for Designs and Estimates on Anything in the szriry Lme THE MOST PERFECT CLASS AND FRATERNITY PINS DEBATXNG AND FIELD MEDALS Are Made by the Old Reliable l E uar ntenmann Jewelry Co. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS A N D WATCHMAKERS DIAMOND SETTERS AN D ENGRAVERS Rooms 5 1012 UDASQawrs 217V; 5. SPRING STREET LOS ANGELES. CAL. Sunset Main 4300 Home Exchange 9900 We Guarantee You Quality and Workmanship Wheeler's Wheelery Sell, Rent and. Repair Bicycles 440 Pine Avenue T5. Alcffuu-hmm H. Julson McCutcheon's Boole Store HG-HN PINE AVENl'E LONG BEACH Hmm- thu- 518 HOLJDAY GOODS AND HOOKS Hohunl Hunk Hvlmul Supplivs. Tennis and Nusaghall Gnutls Fishing Tackle .: Mme Statiunery Lewis the Jeweler 3 WI PINE AVHNVE a- Is now ready to show you an elegani line of Holiday Goods at less than Los Angeles prices Homo Phone Ilh' Bunsvl .x x J. 85 G. NICHOLS Grocers GOOD THINGS TO EAT Puffer: Mud Tun Our Specialty Gilt lcdmarl Urrmnery Mutter and Fresh Ranch Juggs Continually DII Hamil TRY US 213! PINE AVENI'E w. CAERL'IJEA FOR EVERYTHING IN THE DRUG STORE GO TO R. J. PARKER'S BUSY LITTLE DRUG STORE Cur. Pin: and First St. Highest of Lowest Quality LONG BEACH. CAL. Prices EDWIN L. KIRKPATRICK TEACHER OF VIOLIN Studio 217 Egg! Sixth Street Long Beach, Cal. Main 471 Home 532 Hoover 8i Smith Fine Tools Cutlery and House Fumishings a Specialty 115-119 East Second Street LONG BEACH. CAL. II,- Work Guaranteed All Work Finished on Vuox TREE Kodak Developing Fllms brought in by 8 p. m. finished by noon the nan day. All kinds of Studio Work done from Half-Cabinet to 8x10. Sal'IalactioI-I Guaranteed. and very reasonable prices T0 PLEASE THE PUBLIC IS OUR AIM Burro Studio F. S CHAMPION, Prupriemr 0r: Beach, East 01 Auditorium Leak for the LIve Burro on the sand. Home Phone 190 Long Beach cyclery want? ?: Tfmee G IIOPPING Cafe Royal and h-lnlurcycies Only Popular Price SlllLdl'IHS- and First Class Restaurant bm'plm In the City . Cleanliness Is Our Moth: Finn Accmsm-ips, New and Second Hand Blnvnlus Fl RST CLASS HEPA IRING COLLINS i STILL Agenn, Proprietors INDIAN AND READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLES 30 P'NE AVENUE Half Block North a! Pit:- Phlme Main 761 I-I Hume. I:RR Sunset 239 Pine Ave. hung Hench Phune 1353 Long Beach nx C A I . H L' l. 1-: A GREETINGS Young Mews Christian Association A Ianrtm-n Yum-Old Hm' . L01 I'wn YwurH Wul'l; in lhw Gymnasium Special GymH! Class for High School Students Ham: Phone 640 James A. Wilson 85 Son Dealers m Groceries. Grain and Fuel 648 PINE AVENUE Cigars and chacco LONG BEACH, CAL. Hmm- 1'1quth 102:! Sunmq HM Hixsonk Drug Store PH- FH ANN PINE AVENTWG 'J': Ii'uhlnll' us if tun lmsy In mum In uln' Hlm'v PRUAIPT FREE INCLIVERY IGVICMYWHHRH CA 12 Rl' LEA fig HIGH :: :: SCHOOL :: :: PENNANTS Leather Goods School Books and Fine Stationery Pictures Framed to Order Youngk Book Store as PINE AVENUE I$I XT WJG SI 'RGrEl-QX 110 EAST THIRD STREET Amllv ' II'S ruslurexl In health and vigm'. w; iilnwn l'n wlthout ml wlml Emu umlvrsraml I119 multun anti nlaya'nlogy 0f WiIm-fs. and : Vv ullnnafhic nl' hnmmpmhic Hwealnwnr. in; 921011 individual r. Ht nun requirau ' 1 Sure Cure Guaranteed; CaH When in Need of Us Home Phone1697 HERMAN DICKMAN. Proprietor anti Chronic cusps H'Pull'll wiIII nssln'unrv ut' slmr'uass Home Phone 134 Sunse! 2035 j. N. WATTERS BAY VIEW LIVERY BOARDING HORSES A SPECIALTY 234 East Fourih Szract Lung Beach, Cal. VF'W :Illtl Swami llaml Isicyvlps Renting. Hmmirtug, Sllulil'ipn Sunsm Main. .Vl California Rubber Co. JONES 5. Manager TIRE VULCANIZING of Every ill'am'iptiun 111! EAST SECOND ST LONG BEACH. PAL. 70 L' ICRL'1JCK Erhmws HEIIIH' HI'T II'RICII IHCA'I'H, l'I'U'! HHIIHt-l Him Star Livery Siables and Hurse Market Fnrnvl' Swami mid Am nu L'ING ILF'L-H'H. IXKIh High Hum: Dl'wiug aml Huddh- Iiuvswi Swvzlwr Tunnmln in lhv I'm Nmr :mul Homml ilnud 1mm Snrn-ys nun annus I'm Hnlv m Lmlv HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD 0N COMMISSION J I! 'ansst M l meringmn The National Barber Shop MUS! Jlmh-m um! lh'sl qulIHJLWI 81101! in tho Vilv I21 Wtsl Flvm SIHEIL LONG IHCAUII. VAL. The Art of Photography The work of MINOR P. KIRKPATRICK Represents the best in this line All Sittings Made in Your Own Hume Home Phone 319 Residence 853 Pine Ave. CA 1a RL' 1.1;. .x 7; Sumac! 781 GOODS DELIVERED Home 94 IWZIDHAM 8s WAINRIGHT STAPLE AND FANCY GHOCEFHES Full Line of Kitchen FURNISHING GOODS Agents for Las Angeles Puritas Water 13 Pacific Avenue LONG BEACH. CAL. Let Us Enlarge Your Kodak Pictures KODAKS AND SUPPLIES Jacksonk Drug Store :39 Pine Avenue Home: Phone SE1 ' Sunset 4393 The Fixit Bicycle Shop ALL WORK GUARANTEED ROBT. PATTERSON. Prop. 539 American Avenue WER TZ NEW 51m Finest in Southern Californiaj SPEClAL RATES TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS We Guarantee the Work Far Superior to Any Other in Long Beach BIXBYvHEARTWELL BUILDING Ocean and Pine Avenues Home Phone 675 1' IV C X 1C R L' I4 HA SmitHs Ideal Face Cream Try It Price 25c Use No Other We Make It and can Vuuch for Its Purity and Freedom from all Poisonous Elements 0 Ch 5mlth 91:13:;th 14 PINE AVENUE Jinan? 15rinting 0111. A. L UlrmlnL .allulu-r Emu; Wrath, mulifurnia CAER ULEA 7. W, J, Thompson, Mgr. Phones. Home A 566:! .I T, I'lurlm' Sunset Main 5689 S'lUXli ENCHi;Xi'ING ito. PERFECT PRINTING PLATES HaIf-Tone Photo Engravers. Zinc Etchers Wood and Metal Engraverl Artistic Designers Finvsi Wurk 322 stt First St Ai FIUHI- Pl'icos LOS ANGELES, CAL, The Palace Cafe Young Womens ihrisl'ian Association I23 Locus? Avenue 126-128 PINE AVE. Make the Association Headquarters in Meet Your Friends ' H. L. BISBY Caterer Our Lunch Offers a Variety of Home Cooking for- all at - i Reasonabie Prices STEAKS AND CHops f Enjoy Our Reading The Kmd You lee Our Room and Ray. Room Specialty f Classes in Physical Training, Expression. Shirt Waist Sun Law for the Orange From Making and Millincry ' Sunset Phone 4166 Home 216 Peoplgs yea? Market Third and Pine L. T. DOLLEY. Proprietor 74 C A F. R L' L Ii A Rulund G. SwnmPltl Home Phone 1022 Gen. h. Hondemwl Phone Home. 687 SwafEeld 8: Hoodenpyl Lawyers 530-1-2 First. Nat'1 Hank Ida omce Phones: Home 444 Sunset 4533 LONG BEACH. GAIL Rvshlmmv 125 Cedar Arpnuu Hulh thms ::1 Umcv Hours 11-12 2-4. Tax J .W; WOOD. M.D. Physician and Surgeon NS l'ixm Aw. linlh Phillips :53 Local Surgeon RE. and SERRA Long Hench PERCY HIGHT Anorney-abLaw 4024M First NM. Bank Bldg. Lung Beach GILL STEPHEN 0. LONG Attorney-at-Law LOS ANGELES: 215 Bullard Block 1:72 North Spring Street Tel. Home A 1553 LONG BEACH: 402va First Nut'l Hunk Bldg. Tel. Snnspt .791 TPI. Home 466 F. D. BISHOP Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Ruumu 2071219 First Nam Bank Bldg Omce hours 11 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4 'l. m. Home Phone 176; Sunset .1793. Res- idence 843 Elm Ava: Sunset Phone 3792; Hunle Phone 258 Roland GA Swameld Phone Home 1.022 A. C. SELLERY. M.D. Graduale McGill Merlkml College. Montreal. FOI'IIN-W resldeut Hm'gmn Angusiaml and Francis Willard Hus- pitals. Chicago. $1111:er H Hpeclalty. Omega. Rooms 319, 7120 321 Lung Reach Haul; Bldg, Cor. Pine mud First. Phones: Home 184, Sunset 11H. HDIII'B. 10-12. .2-1: DVEIV ings by appointment. R95. mm E, Second St. PhIIIlEF Home 1139. Sunset I492 DR. L. A. PERCE Physician and Surgeon Umce and residence, mums L 2, 1!. 4, 5 Ii Bixhylieartwe mag, corner Pine and Ocean Phones. Home . :1 Sunset ZEGL Omce hnnrs. 10 m 12 u. 1., t: m T: and T U: 8 1:. L Horn Phones Hump 3:11 Slmsel. 4402 011109 Phnnes Home HIS; SmIM-t 44m E R. HARVEY. M. D. Omce 221 Long Beach Ran 1111M. Residence 522 Cedar Avenue Haunt 1042, 27-1. 158 Sunduys. 2-1! - - 1 - -- kiltkbl ,3 011109. HnII' : Sundays . 11-12 a. m. Appointmvm I:RlM 'LHL Only F, L. ROGERS. M. D. PATRONIZE Practice Limiled to OUR Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 406-? a Natl Bank ADVERTISERS nl 1mm: Beach 11mg. Res 1035 Amerluan Ave. 011106: Phone Res. Phone Home 935 Home 1291 School Directory BOARD OF EDUCATION. PresidentiAndrew Craig ................... 1510-1 E. chm AYP Phone Home 36:1. Office 1 E. F1 1 SL, Phone Home 688 F. C. Yemuaus .................. U78 Olange Ave Phone Home 32m Omce Nat 1131 Bank of Long Beach. Phone Home 91 . k1. Gunny . . . 1609 E. First St, Phone Hume 576 . 51 51. Phone Home 744 Ellis Iialus ...... ml AInea-Icau Ava. Phone Home 17-5 011109 Citv National 1.121ka Bldg. Phone Home 410 Jmmh Jones. ,. .. 111111111 1'12? linden Ave.. P110119 Homv 1010 0mm I29 E. Film. 51.. Phone Home 561 STANDING COMMITTEES Tmchem and Courses of Study-F. C. Yeumana. Ellis Makes and erah Jnnes. Finance and Salari051Ell1s Hakes. E. S. GIIIIby :IIId Junnil Janes. Hulldings. Gruunds um! JanltursAJmmh Janeen E. SIGunIJy and F. C. Yeomans. RMOR RPH'UMIIOHH and Supplles-E. S. Gunny, F. C. Yemuaus and Ems Hakes. Secwm1'y1A11wr1' Johnson ..................... 225 W1 Fourth St. Ofnce at High Schqnl, :1 tn 12 a. m. 091109 Phones, Home 263, Sunset 3811 Rngulnr Imwlings 01' the Board of EdImaliDn are held on the second Saturday of 1119 cnlr-nrlm- InuIIlh at ten o'cinnkw II. III. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS James 11 txmham .. . .112'1 CedaI Ave Phone Homo 150'. 031m: at High thnnl. cor Eighth St. and American Ave. Omce Hmn-KHR m 10 n III. Mnndays, :3 m 5 D. m. Wednpsdays and Friday . 0111M Phones. Home 2113. Sunset 3811. Librarian ............ MI-a, Almoda S. Welmorn. 111 East Eighth St 76 C A Ii R l3 l. F. A LIST OF SCHOOLS WITH THEIR LOCATION AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS. 1. High Schuul ................ Cnr. 81h St. and Ameclran Ave. Home Phone 263. Sunset 3811. 2 Pine Avenue ...... ...Pine Ave. and Slxlll SL. Home 270 3'. Atlantic Avenue . .Atianliu Ave. and Flrth BY Home 371. 4. Daisy Avenue, .Dalsy Avenue and Sixth SL, Home 179 5. Carmll Park. .. ..FDIII'th Hllrl JlllliDl-WD Sta Home 266 0. Eleventh Street. ...Eleventh and Alamitos, Home 1257 Burnett ,Hlll St. and Attanljc Aw... Sunset 3821 K. Alamitos Helghla Temple near State St. Sunset 38..1 9. East. Fourih St . Jam. Fourth neat Tennino 1 . Terminal. .. . each. bung Distance. Sunset 121 ll. LiIIlIIII Homo .......................... 1:15 East Sixteenth St. ..Cor. Eighth St. and American Ave. Sunset 3-1811. 448 Orange Ave.. Home- 1597 Jane E. Harnett. Histol. . ....... Burnett Home 9? .34 Warren Lorena. Mathematics... ,,,,,,,,,, 1239 E. Slxlh SL F. G. Reid. Physics mId Chemistry 1047 Cheatnut Ave. Home 1713: 'Elsln VVIIMII'Ian. Drawing and Mus! 251 Pacmc Ave Home 1653 High Schuul ................ Hnmv 26 D. Burcham, Principah. Elizabeth H. Bailey. English ....... . .7 .7 Linden Ave. Gertrude E. Upton. Mathematics.. .TlIe Kennehen Home 866 Florence M. Kimball. buriu... . ......... 737 Lluden Ave, .1125 American, Home 202 .1364 F1. First SI... Home 1062 . 444 Chestnut Ava, HomE 506 Samuel HaIInIaIIII. German. Cor Drums and Willew Sta. R. F. U Box 1315 Jessie L. Raul, Latin and Spanish ................. 7137 Linden Ave Arthur E. Paine. History ...... Grand Avp and hiliut St. Home 8063! Frances Carroll, Hfstory and Dehatlng..llZ5 American. Home 202 G E. Hadley. CIIIIImercial. . .. .. . . .. ..1148 Chestnut. Ave. EH19 Stevanann, CUIDITIPN, 0 Locust. Home 321 Atlantic Avenue Schaor ......... AtIantI'c Ave. bet, Fifth and Sixth Hume 3371 H. H. McCutchalI. Principal ..... R. M. Cartwright .......... Francox G. Conrad . . . . Louiso Alexander. . Oletu mgeinw ,, Jessie Chandler . Lama Edgar . Aimee M. Enn , Maud FIIer . Mabel Grimm . Josephine Hmm L Rena C. Howe Grace f3. LochI-ldgv . E. LmIise Mills. . . . Nita H. Mum Daisy 1, Man Emily Tower ... Jessie B. Peirson, 'HrItany and Zoning Mattie M, Paine. English. .. . . . .. Ada M. Miner, English . . . '17 W Ninth SL, Home 471 ....... 1001 Hellman SI. Y. M. C, A.. Home 5r. Elm Ava. Home 4 ., Seventh St. Home 517.! ..... 603: American Ave. . IIe Dundee. Home 559 ..The DIIndeP. l-lmne 559 E. Oman Avp. Home 1150 .47 Elm Ave. Home 1-3:.I III'.IH33UZ Home 93 33 .80.'I Pine Ave.. .. ...42l PIIclfic Ave Home 1244 ..Alamitos Hay, Sunset SIIhIIIhmI M5 ..Alamitos Hay. Sunset SIIbIIIlIaII 46 4317 E. Oceun AVUH Home 1150 ............. illm Jessie ST HIIIIIIA I568 CAERLWJEA 77 Candy's Rice .. .121 P1191111: Ave.. Home 1211 Sarah McRan. Do111es.c 1115211. Lime. Home 10117. Sunset 4406 Nellie Mom's Manual Training ....... 334 W. Fifth St Home 1312 y Avenue and 811211 Street Daily Avenue School .............. D Home 179 ........ 17111 Railway 51.. Home 1:61 441 Chestnut. Ava. Home 506 ........... 126 E. thth SL W Fourth St. ennebec. Home 8116 01- 524 .43: W. Second St. Home T45 H ..l4'111 E. Second S1. 746 Chestnut Ave, 421 W. Slxth SE. 421 W. Sixth St .221 W. Fourth S! Hume 138.1 .............. 929 Pacific Ave. 925 American Ave Home 1439 Melvin Neel. P1'1ncinal.... Eva D. Edwards ..... Arthur M. Ahhnn Nellie Gray . Velma V. 0111-1115.. Agnes H. Whllake: Margaret Adams. Mary Adams. . Ruby M. King Lena Higgins Grace Bartlett. Marjorie Cllr1.s...- ...... ..... - ,,,,,,, 113:1 W'. Slxth St. Home 68-1 Pine Avenue 5:11:01 ................ Cor. Pine Ave. and Sixth St- Home '2'16 Smutey F'. Howland. Principal ..... T119 Kennebec. Home 566 111' 824 440 W. Sixth St. :.The Kennebec. Home 866 01' 824 .446 Locust Ava, Sunsel 914 1324 E. First 8L, Home 569 1240 E. Fourth SL. HDmP 11348 ............. 1215 E. Ocean Ave. .A3B W. Ocean Ave.. Home 11:16 . 624 Cedar Ave1 Home 11520 4.17 Locust Ave Home 1330 H1103 Cedar Ave.. Home 1 B E. Fourth 31.. Home 1564 423 Paclnc Ava. Harma 1390 820 American Ave. Home 1306 .420 Cedm Ave.1-10rne 177 1011. The Kennebec Home 866 01 821 137 E. Seventh St 2313 E. First SL. Home 99 The Kennebec. Home 866 m- 824 ..21411 E. First St, Home 936 . 20 .31 rnerlcan Ava. Home 1356 Fourth and Junipero Sta. Lester lilack ................. Ethelyn B. Adams... Katherine 1311119121 Jessie B. Barnes H. Maud 111111111. .. Daisy M. Bums. . Helen A. Castle, Kate L. Davls.... Minerva 0. Emery. Leitha 1.. Galliher Georgla L. GarrIanu. Elsie Ricker. . .. Hal'rlet 8101111. . . Olga Mae Spear. .. E1119 M. Fluker. 130111123111: S Mary L. Riley. Manual T1'a111111g.. 1.1.1111 11011011. Draw111g.... .. 1. P1119111 Johnson. 1.111151 Ruth L. Smith, Music. .1 Margaret A. Waite. Drnwmg. Carroll Park Schoul .......... Home 266 W111 F.1-1uff P11111:..1p:11 . .1128 Bishop 31.. Home 10131 1 J Guetz. C111. Vlata and .uc Ave R.ED. N0 1, ROX 190 Abigml Buke: .Cm'. 1115110.; 111111 .quIme Stsu Home 899 1113111; beach. .. . Cor. lushup and Juulpero $13.. Home 39!! Myra Drnchman. ,.6;15 E1101. 51.. RED NO- 1. 1393' 156 11111111 1. 1301129.... .1135 Eliot SL. R.ED. No. 1. 110x 1511 Ruth M. Clew911.. ...126 Lime Ava. Home 46. Sunset 18?? 1111111111 1.. Wasem Cur. Wasem and Ha1lw81' 3151- H0111? 579 1101110151 M. Adan . 929 Linden Ave. Ema v 31011.91. , .12 Heller 81., 1101119 1242 Hllzubnth Yndm- mm B. Fifth St. RED. N11. 2. 110x :: -,-x C .1 F. R L' 1. J7. .1 .1241! 11!. Ocean Ava. Hume 15' ..4::9 W. Fourth 511.. Home 1286 105 W. Second 31., Home 1297 11111111:- V. M11011. .. Mabel Gulzler, 1.9111131 C. P01 Dallr VI. Philli'ps. mnestlc 10011121. ............. 8117 11111111110 Ave. Ida 1 rv Manual Traini11g...C11r Blahnll and .111111111'1'0 Home 11140 Eleventh Siren School ................... Eleventh and Atamitol Home 1V Princlnal Fares! M1 WhEtakev, Mary A. Noble.. . Mary 0. va Alma 311991,, Ellma .1. ,Ime. Burnett Schuul ............... 746 Chestnut Ave. . an Ave Homo 13216 HT? P801111: Ave. . .1221 Lime Ave. 1:! 21.1 and Atlantic Sunset 1289 v Con Hill St. and Atlantic Ave. Sunset $1821 .1. Wm. GaLsh'Ich. Principal ................... 2112 Elm Ave. Virglnia L. Garrison ..... .539 Fourth St. Home 11155 .lmsHin Whlle ....... .Etats 111111 Ammlnan AWL. Home 590 Norah ll, Harnert .................. Burnett, Home: 9:14 Alamitua Heighu School ................... Temple 51. near State Sunset 38:11 , .154 A. CB I Park. Horn? 1651 .J. R. Parker. P1-'1n111a1.. lunz Loganu . Martha J. Elder. Ean Fourth Street School ...... Josephine ldtzow. Principal. Terminal School. .. . 211 W. Sixth St. ....... 1106 Jessie St. ....... E. Fauth near Terminal 1111? Linden Ava, Home 1040 ..Wul Long Bcach 51111119 1 Stewart Lnughlln Principal Grace Lallghlln Terminal Terminal Linton Home Bchual ...... 1028 P11111111: Ave. Home 1445 ............. :59 E. Seventeenth SI. SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Mrs.l1.M.Mn1an ,14l N. Meredith Ava. Pasmlelm. 81111591 1427 lithe! Martin ,1 .. . . . ..Z97l,i Cherry Ava. Home 1547 119111510 MaBr111:-.. .1954 N. Fair Oaks Ave Paludeua .Tean McRea... . .6 N. Lake Ave Pasadena. 51111391 5341:: N115. Anna l1. Heck ................. 1306 E Fomth SL. Home 14 .' JANITORS ngh SchnolWH. H. Rahmtson ................... 701'; Locust Ave. Atlantic Ava.1Thonms Hillary . .454 Linden Ave. Pine Ava-G. G. Brewer. 838 Chestnut Ave. Daisy Ave.4-G1'Iff Janet... .6112 W. Fourth St. Carrel! Park-C. E. Middough ...z47 Lime Ave. Eleventh St,1F. D, Lplmar.. .1327 Linden Ave. Uurnect-Mrs. M. P. NugenL. RED. No, 2, Box 184 Alamitns Helghts-Wm, Edgar. .RJXD. No, 1. Box 328 East Fourth SL-Ruth Seely . . . TermtnaI-Danlel MacKenzle ........................... Le-igh E. Fal'mw. . Mrs. .1. Kennedy. ..... 1027 E. F1151. St. Gardener-Geo. M. Wrigley ................ Assistant Gnrdener-Paul Jones ........... C Ii R lV l, HA 79 THE NATIONAL BANK OF LONG BEACH NORTHEAST CORNER FIRST ST. AND FINE AVE. CAPITAL. $150,000.00. SURPLUS. $80,000.00 R E. Hatch. Pres. Jotham Bixby, Vice Pres. E. EA Norton, Cashier LONG BEACH SAVINGS BANK TRUST C0. CAPITALY $250,000700, SURPLUS. $45,000.00 Geo. H. Bixby. Pres. P. E. Hatch. 1st Vice Pres. J. W. Tucker, Cashier FIRST NATIONAL BANK NORTHWEST CORNER FIRST ST. AND PINE AVE. CAPITA L. $200,000.00 SURPLUS $250,000.00 H. S. McKee, Pres. Chan. G. Greene, Vice Pres A. R. ColIins, Cashier FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF LONG BEACH, 227 PINE OFFICERS AND DlHECTORS-C. .L Walker, Prelident; T4 W. Williams. Vice President; J. C. Douglass. Cashier: B. W. Hahn. S. Townsend. W. H. Dunn. THE CITY NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL STOCKV $100,000.00 OFFICERSiDI' B. VY. Scheln'er, President: Dr. W Ru Price, First Vice PWSMGM: .l. C. Plll'slvy. Svcund Vice Presi- tlnnt; H F. 'FucIu-r. Cashier. DIREGTQRS- F 'M. Douglass, Dr. B, H'. Scheurer, Dr. W, R. Price. ,L C Pursley, II. F. Tucker. Stephan Green. W. J, Cox. Ellis 11316145, A, n. Szmw. EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK SOUTHEAST CORNER THIRD ST. AND PINE AVE. CAPITAL, $109,000.00. SURPLUS. 510.000.00 A. J. Wallace, Pres. M. V. McQulgg, Vice Pras. Wm. H. Wallace, Cashier STATE BANK OF LONG BEACH SOUTHEAST CORNER FIRST 31'. AND PINE AVE. COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS A M. Goodhue, Pres. Harry Barndollar. Vice Frau. W. J. Morrison. Cashier
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