Polytechnic High School - Caerulea Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)
- Class of 1940
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Prinling by Poly prinl shop under 'llie olireclion ol Mr. Clauole R. Freeman and Mr. Arlhur F. Slribley. Plmoloqraplfiy by pliolograplwy classes under 'llie direc- lion ol Mr. l-lowarol B. Gray. li Eclilor ........ Don Graney Associale Eolilors . Virginia Campbell, Marjorie McClure Sales Manager ...... Barbara Pierce Plwolograpxliy Eclilor . . Kalliarine Merrill lariin l irc? - - ,jo b lfinn .. Q xl'- A .sl x,' i I . i pf! NX x I, i Ply! J xi! wJ K 'x- -. kv I Z' L V 'ir' l U 05, .XX kgsv In .1 fl cv H 'JT' J l I I V i K W! ji A ij l l l l' fl ry! li fl ll riff Uff ,ff W ',- rj N ,f 1 cf x ll ff J! li' A, V A . ' if r lj l i ' if ll i 'lj Af, - Mfi' j , X fl' fj' ju 'Ili ly f J' If , I 5. If I J 1 j 1 , 0 ji l y l -.lv V. Y J, V' . All ill! ' yy! ,if 'r iv V X ll 'X i l l r ly-f FOREWORD During lhese limes when our allenlion is direcled 'ro Jrhe unresl and war lhroughoul The world, we eagerly dedicale our abililies lo help lceep America our ol war. Perhaps lhis can be done by our slaying in our own land, by recognizing a luller apprecialion of our own grealness, and by developing and improving lhe weslern civilizalrion which we have buill and of which we are proud. Thus, as Americans apprecialive ol Jrhe counlry which is ours, we call allenlion ro lhe greal nalural wonders of our own land by depicling on 'lho division pages ol This Jrhirly sevenlh edilion ol Caerulea lhe Seven Wonders ol lhe New World. V r X I W! ! XXXL' . .' 41 Y Huff MU! , fA7,J,, , 7 Q f fffi f all' i .X X 50 iijxgfa.. fvfff' X 1g ! M9 gram X f f K A 3 if it f J f ,f fff ,L f ff' f 5 fi - MW 22 F 'W E, , if if, A 1,!jWjffJM N Wm QM Q' Q QW, f 'f1.LMJ1 fgpfkwwr' J, X-,f CONT I ' Ajvxkf ' , k ' , Q L niwFi 73rg!! EN-rs - FMF ,i qA. 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May I congraTulaTe The Caerulea sTaTT upon The Theme chosen Tor The annual, and The beauTiTul presenTaTion of This ThoughT in design and in picTures. WhaT more ap- propriaTe purpose rnighT we cherish in This criTical per- iod Than To enlighTen young Americans upon The glories oT Their naTive land, and Thus To deepen Their apprecia- Tion oT our heriTage and sTrengThen Their purpose To preserve iT! -David Burcham, Principal ADMINISTRATORS Miss Evelyn Lolland Dean ol Girls Frank G. Reid Regislrar, Vice principal David Burclwarn, Principal James Peniwell Vice principal Miss Nellie l-laddo Assislanl counselor A. Elwood Adams Counselor ANNE AARONSON Music CHLOE C. ANDERSON English ALVA M. ARCHER Physical Education NORMAN BARKER Social Studies LORA R. BARR English LEVANTIA BARTLETT English WALTER W. BELL, Physical Education Head LENA PEARL BENNETT Foods META B. BERGEN Commercial MALINDA OLETA BIGELOW Commercial EDWARD S. BRAINARD Industrial Arts LILLIAN BREED Dramatics GERTRUDE I. BUCHANAN Commercial MRS. MARY B. BUERGER Modern Lan- uages HENRY F. BULLARD Industrial Arts HELEN G, BURKE Social Studies WILLIAM HENRY CARLS Physical Edu- cation CHARLES R. CHURCH Physical Education MRS. MARTHA L. COATS Biological Science ALBERT W. COMFORT Physical Educa- tion EDNA R. COOPER English CLARA L. CRAMSEY Home Making CHARLES E. CRESMER Industrial Arts MERTIE DAVIS Commercial WALLACE L. DETRICK Physical Education VVILBLIR F. DOUGLAS Biological Science LELA F. DOUTHART English AGNES ELLIS Journalism I0 ALICE GOOD FARNSWORTH English C. E. FARRAND Radio Science MABEL E. FERGUS Social Studies RUTH E, FOSTER Art SYWL GERTRUDE FRAME Physical Education CLAUDE R. FREEMAN Printing WILLIAM IRVING FUSTON Mathematics HELEN SHERMAN GASS Physical Edu- cation ANTHONY F. GILL Music G. KEITH GRAVES Industrial Arts HOWARD B. GRAY Biological Science, Head ZORA GRIDLEY English B. H. GRIFFIN ROTC WILLIAM GUTHRIE Commercial LEVA MARGARET HANDY Social Stu1 dies KATHLEEN HARNETT Social Studies MABEL R. HARRISON Social Studies MRS. RUTH A. HAZELET Mathematics ROBERT BENNETT HERRERA Mathem- atics MRS. MARIAN H. HIGGINS Music DOROTHY G. HIMES Chemistry MRS. HELENE F. HITCHINGS English HELEN LU M. HOFF Art MRS. FRANCES HOLDER Commercial H. I. HUNTER Social Studies MRS. ALMA HELEN IAEGER English ARTHUR R. IAMISON English IO.IN HENRY JOHNSON Industrial Arts MARY L. IOHNSON Social Studies ERNEST A. IUST Physical Science, Head HELENE KERSCHNER Home Making FLORENCE M. KIMBALL Latin, Chairman LYLE D. KINNEAR Physical Education MRS. ELVA B. KINZER Physical Edu- cation VIOLET DORA LACY Physical Education Head MARY ALICE LAMB Modern Languages, Head ROSE LAWHON Mathematics, Head WALTER LESH Physical Science CAROL M. LEWERENZ Art, Chairman PAUL A. LICHTI Biological Science STELLA V. LUNN Home Making PAUL F. LYNN Industrial Arts HELEN D. MACARTNEY Music MRS. MARGARET D. MaclNTOSH Com- mercial EDITH D. MATTOON English WILLIAM V. MCCAY Public Speaking ADA MQCLELLAN Mathematics MRS. ELEANOR MEALEY English ROY E. MEALEY Social Studies ERWIN H. MILLER Biological Science M. H. MONTGOMERY Physical Education DEMERRIS MOON Home Nursing IOSEPHINE MOULTON English MRS. ELIZABETH M. MUNROE Home Making GEORGE F. MURRAY Industrial Arts FLOYD NELSON Industrial Arts I2 ORA NESBITT Art CECILE I. NORTON English RALPH E. OLIVER Commercial, Head FANNY PETERS Physical Education NEIL PHILIPS Social Studies ALBERT 'I', PIGGOT Industrial Arts MILDRED PITT Physical Education MYRTLE POULTNEY Physical Education MARIE MAPLES PRESTON English, Head LURA C. RAU English IOSEPHINE A. REARDON Physical Ed- ucation THEODORE REDDICK Biological Science ELVA M. RICHARDS Home Making, Chairman MILDRED E. RITCHIE English MARY E. ROBB Mathematics MRS. LUCY MARIETTE ROLIN French DORIS C, RUMSEY English RAYMOND S. SANDERS Commercial ALMA A. SCHEEL Commercial ETHEL A. SCOTT Commercial MRS. MARIAN NEIL SEYMOUR English MARY SHOUSE Music, Head EVELYN SKINNER Nurse COLONEL ALBION SMITH ROTC RUSSELL SPRONG Social Studies ARIEL NAOMI STEPHENS Library EFFIE STEVENSON Commercial ARTHUR F. STRIBLEY Printing I3 ANNA BELL TABER Modern Languages LOIS M. THOMPSON Modern Languages JOHN TURK Industrial Arts, Head RICHARD VERMILYA Advertising MRS. RUTH B. WALLACE Biological Scif ence ELBERT C. WEAVER Physical Science KENNETH D. WELCH Social Studies RICHARD C. WILSON Industrial Arts MRS. LOIS GRIFFIN WRIGHT Social Studies ODIE WRIGHT Public Speaking EDITH MARTINA WYANT Music IESSIE WYANT Commercial MALCOLM L. YEARY Modern Languages MINNIE YONGE Biological Science E. RUTH ZIEGLER Art CLERRS MRS. LAVELLE M. BULL Clerk MRS. PAULINE CHASE Textbook Clerk MRS. NELLIE O. EVANS Custodian Girls' Gym EILEEN MEYERS Assistant Adviser of Student Body Store ROXANA HALAS Clerk EDNA IEVVELL Switchboard Operator MRS. HARRIET KAPPLER Secretary MRS. RUTH KIDWELL Assistant Registrar RATHRYN PAYNE Accornpanist Girls' Physical Education MARIORIE M. SMITH Clerk MRS. EVELYN SNYDER Clerk HELEN STALFORD Librarian CHARLOTT A. SURBRIIJGE Clerk MRS. IESSIE R. TAYLOR Library Clerk MRS. HENRIETTA TRAFTON Clark FRANCES VENTON Bookkeeper I4 W Backward, Turn backward. O Time, in your TlighTl Poly This year looks wiTh dismay and shock aT The loss by resignaTion. wiThdrawal, or reTiremenT oT nine oT our besT-loved and mosT success- Tul Teachers. Time, ThaT old ThieT, has crepT up on some oT us: new lines oT endeavor and service have called To oThersg a Tew have decided To advise youTh raTher Than To Teach Them Tor The nexT Tew years. To you nine, aposTles oT educaTion, Poly says in simple hearTTelT graTi- Tude Tor your splendid achievemenT, Tor your gracious Tellowship, and Tor your wise leadership: Thanks Tor your TaiThTul service: Thanks Tor your cheerTul example: Thanks Tor your guidance along worThy linesg Thanks Tor your encouragemenT Toward ideals: Thanks-and God bless you! Your Triends oT The FaculTy Your Triends oT The STudenT Body Your Triends oT The Alumni We wish you Happiness Ahead, on a New Horizon. VW-IERE YOU PASSED Along The campus paThs we walked- l walk alone Today In classroom halls where once we Talked- The spiriT's Tlown away. Oh happily we meT, my Triend, And sadly do we parTg BuT where you passed you leTT a Trail OT blossoms in my hearT. TEACHERS RETIRING Malinda OleTa Bigelow Carol M. Lewerenz Mrs. Mary B. Buerger George E. Murray Emma A. Dahlen ETTie STevenson MerTie Davis John Turk Lela E. DouTharT -lf. , H 1 '-3 . I . ,A iv I' -- My , , xjg f' , ' If A J' Iv A53- I.,-Ks ...,-u' . 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This group assisied in The solving of sludenl body problems which arose during The school year: and ils approval, advice and guidance were given lo all scholaslic aclivilies. The Presidenl ol +he Boys' and Girls' Leagues and lhe Manager of The Sludenl Body Slore represenled lheir organizalions al Com- mission records were lcepl by an appoinled Secrelary. This organizalion worked unceassingly in an eflorf To improve and uphold The slandards of Polylechnic High School. COMMISSION-Lineberger, Bonhall, Willmore, Pet h T Long, White, Wallace, Deeble, Mr. Pemwell, Mr. Reid, Miss Loiiand, Iulian, Mr. Vermilya Ol y W, ,,,,,,,.,., 4. ., ..., . . ., , , . . l i ,,,,vs AWE l 20 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-One of The mosT acTive sTudenT body organizafions was The Chamber of Commerce. Wifh Their cooperafion The school enioyed The benefifs of such acTiviTies as The Traffic SafeTy Campaign, Exfemporaneous Speaking ConTesT, Sophomore Speaking ConTesT, and The annual visiT of The Long Beach Municipal Band. ln addiTion To This program a new plan for promoTing friendship among The sTudenTs was sTarTed. The Poly clubs were asked To lisT Their acTiviTies on prinfed signs in an efforT To encourage sTudenTs To ioin Their clubs. Mrs. Wrighf was The adviser. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-ROW I: Burroughs, Reed, Brandenburg, Brunn. ROW II: Freda, Hackett, Deeble, Paul, Pannell. ROW III: Anderson, Hollenheck, Iohnston, Muchmore. ROW IV: Kirschke, Turner, Folsom, Mrs. Wright Qadviserj. www fiiai' ' -I 'L ' ' , . , - QW wr ' V ' ,ui V I . 4 , 6 ,W1,5,Z,1. 'Nl I , . ' - T 'ff . WFT fr, f - -. ' His' Q '1 V , ,,,, Q 1:1 , Assy in A 'N r BOYS' LEAGUE--The l94O season oT Boys' League work will be re- membered as one oT The mosT unique in The hisTory oT Poly STudenT Body AdminisTraTive 0rganizaTions. The oTTicer oT The Boys' League served as leaders oT a CenTeral CommiTTee, a larger group which in- Troduced many new evenTs To The campus. The Boys' League STag, an evenT which welcomed new boys To Poly, sTarTed Things moving in OcTober wiTh T500 Poly boys aTTending. T BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS-FIRST SEMESTER: Mr. Philips ladviserj, Bob Green fPres.J, Iames Wright Qllorr. Seah, Hans Vogel iliac. Sec.J, Bob Howard fVice Pres.J. BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS'-SECOND SEMESTER, Bill Hart lCorr. Sec.D, Iuhn Buckinghamf Vice Pres.J, Bill Bonhall QPres.j, lim Myl Qllec. Sec-3. WOYS' LEAGUE CENTRAL COMMITTEE'-ROW I: Stone, lVlcConnico, Vogel, Bonhall, Barker, Slack, Bob Green, Bill Greene. ROW Il: Turner, Mead, julian, Myl, Klosterman, Graney. ROW Ill: Humfeld, Brust, Reed, Shumate, Lineberger, Wright. ROW IV: DeCoudres, Petrich, Cecil, Howard, Mr. Philips Qadviserj. Deck. The Board's acTiviTies were diversiTied. They consisTed oT The new girls' parTy, The Tee Tor The Jordan and Wilson Boards, The girls' assemblies. The Jaclcral9l:JiT Roundup Tor senior girls, a reCepTion To incoming lOl3'S aT The end oT The sernesTer, The May Day program, and a ioinT parTy wiTh Boys' League oTTicers aT The ice slcaTing rink. GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD-ROW I: Miss Lacy fadviserj, Folsom, Long, White, Miss Lofland Iadviserj. ROW II: Walker, Barnier, Stimson, Miss Harnett Ladviserj. ROW III: Teeter, Simpson, White. ROW IV: Graham, McGee. 'EMU' -mi nur GIRLS' LEAGUE ADVISORY BOARD-The Girls' League Advisory Board consisled ol The Execulive Board ol six elecled officers, The presi- denls oi Poly s prominenl girls clubs, and llwe aplooinled chairmen ol Jrlwe slandinq commillees. GIRLS' LEAGUE ADVISORY BOARD-ROW I: Nelson, Reagan, Garnier, McGee, Folsom, White, Simpson, Hicks, DeY0ung. ROW II: Miss Lofland Qadviserj, Hackman, Walker, Scofield, Elliot, Swenson, Reeder, Stimson, Reese, Hill. Miss Lacy Cadviserl. GIRLS' LEAGUE ADVISORY BOARD-SECOND SEMESTER-ROW I: Simpson, Teeter, Christensen Brainard, DeYoung, Graham, McGee, Andrews, VVhile. ROVV' II: Hackett, Hill, Bradley, Denio, Padgham, Kenyon, Cunningham, Koepke. ROW III: Miss Lofland, Miss' Harnett, Miss Lacy Cadvisersl. ' r ' FW L'-9i W':v7 2f r OW'-J ' 7 ' ii UNIFORM BOARD-This year The girls' uniTorrns were checked in secTion in order To increase checking eTTiciency. The checkers were chosen by The classes and decided The legiTimacy oT The excuses given Them by The girls ouT oT uniTorm. DerneriTs were given To Those girls whose excuses were noT accepTed. The response given The board was encouraging. UNIFORM BOARD-SECOND SEMESTER-ROW I: Miss Richards iadviserb, GaVette, Davis, Hill, Trucano, Marjorie Bair, Garwood. ROW II: Padgham, Doolittle, Lois Bair. UNIFORM BOARD: Kalen, Halstead, Miss Richards Qadviserj, Hill, Bair, Doolittle, McGreevy, Max- field. Maw . ., . -I . , -,N ,, ., ,- v 1,4 fs. ,,.,m.,,4mk,3 W Ai il i SONG AND YELL LEADERS-The song leaders were chosen by lhe vole of The sludenl body, and lhe yell leaders were elecled by 'rhe Boys' League Cenlral Commillee. Experience, abilily, and inleresl were lhe polnls considered in selecling The sludenls lo lead lhe crowds in lheir loyal supporl' ol lhe Jaclcrabbil leams. Wi+h colorful uniforms and pom poms, These leaders broughl lorlh lhe lradilional spiril ol Poly, and added much To lhe inleresl of The many sporls evenls. SONG AND YELL LEADERS-ROW I: Lordon, Peterso Pl tt nbergcr. ROW II: McGee, G h m, De- Klyne, Dell'Ar q G ard. ROW III: Harris, Wcih, Ped Rchards, Misener. Phares. ummvxw,f..1g4.+.4,L1ayf,,e1,Nmamhww,QI?h,yWwNwwm.wwwWFh,.,,. .Nm w....,,..,,W3..,,.,h Mwmmm ,,,.. .,,.,WJQ4-Mf.aQ,mafm.aMffffM,mmf,Iwwmvf., ,.., WNfk.W.,,..mm,m,,.,WmM mfg X 1 ' 1 Ji! SCHOLARSHIP-flhe honor of belonging io Poly's scholarship socieiy comes only io siudenis who are willing io do more ihan The average, for behind good scholarship are many exira hours oi hard worlc. To obiain membership a siudeni musi earn a minimum oi Jren poinis. Poinis are awarded for scholarship siudies and general service aciiviiies. SCHOLARSHIP ADVISORY BOARD-'ROW ONE: Mr. Herrera, Sugihara, Barker, Poindexter, Dihbcrn, Dr. Adams. ROW TWO: Miss Norton, McClure, Forker, Foote, Peniwcll, Mrs. Hazelet, Mrs. Seymour, Curry. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY-ROW I: Curry, Lltsunomiya, Lombard, Kealcr, Levine, Riopellc, Scott, Thal- heimer, Killingsworth, Cocke. ROW II: Goldhamcr, Virginia Nielson, Bcthc Teeter, Dorothy Graham, Blythe Teeter, Molaney, Clevenger, Satterlee, Brainard, Lower. ROW Ill: Daniels, Edwards, Iacobus, Senn, Whittington, Smedley, Russell, Dorothy Smith, Roche. ROW IV: Mctzgar, Kirschke, Eagan, Nakaii, Oertly, Billows, Doweling, Iohn Nielsen. ROW V, McCorkinda1e, Garner, Schaner, Ashford, Fuston, Ful- ton, Carlton, Kurtz, Duncan. ROW VI: Cole, Turner, Griffin, Margaret Smith, Gray, Hill, McMahon, Culver, Knoll. ROW VII: Mills, Dohbie, Green, Wallace, Krause, Ehman, Barnes, Karasawa, Pannell, Harry Graham. 45 , , 158324, ,kwa 'sm 1' -,. ,, 'wr ,sr 53' ai -fgvyf A r QW M 'libre w wr 'fe 'U' im row V .. ffm , ,. W, Q, W, , ,, . 'ii am 1 i 5+ 15 l ' ,,,, x l THE SEYMOUR AWARD The Seymour Honor Award was named in honor of The IaTe Charles F. Seymour who esfablished The California Scholarship FederaTion. Thar graduafing senior who earns The greaTesT number of scholarship and Gold L poinTs receives The firsT place, is given TwenTy-five To ThirTy- five dollars, and has his name engraved on The bronze plaque which is kepf in The office. The sTudenT earning The nexT greaTesT number of poinTs receives fiffeen To TwenTy-five dollars. FirsT place was won lasT year by RuTh AshTon and second by Harrison Sigworfh. LONG BEACH JUNIOR COLLEGE LasT year The number of scholarships To Long Beach Junior College was increased To ThirTeen. Each scholarship amounfed To TwenTy-five dollars. The poinTs considered in The iudging were scholasfic record, characfer, need, and parTicipaTion in school acTiviTies. BeTTy Mae Barfon won The Mary F. Baker Memorial Scholarship, founded by Mr. Yeary in memory of his mofher. The Poly Parenf-Teachers Associ- afion offered Two scholarships which were won by Maurice Holmes and Joan Larimer. Mary Manchesfer won The Jane HarneTT Memorial Award and Evangeline Lewis The Senior Class Scholarship. A scholarship is of- fered semi-annually by The Lions' Club. IT was won in February by Frances HaughTelin and in June by Barbara Branfingham. Oliver Lowell and Gene- vieve McCay won The Two given by The Poly faculTy. Pafricia King was given a scholarship in February by The Cafholic Business Men's Club. ln June, Jean Huron was awarded The scholarship offered by The Associafed Women STudenTs of Long Beach Junior College and Rodney Rhea was successful in winning The one offered by The Delfa Thefa Tau sororiTy. These Two were The resulT of ciTy wide compeTiTion. . UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS Several Poly sTudenTs won scholarships of amounTs varying from S250 To SIZOO offered by several universifies. Dan Sedgwick, Bob Duvall, and Gene PiclceTT won scholarships To The Universify of California aT Berkeley. Margery May Lindgren and Leah Gliclcson won scholarships To The Uni- versify of California aT Los Angeles. Two scholarships To The Universify of SouThern California were won by AlThea Chrisfopher and Mildred Bicknell. RuTh Ashfon won The S500 Bixby Scholarship To Scripps College, and Kennefh Folsom secured one To Princefon Universify. SCHOLARSHIP-The main purpose oi The scholarship socieTy is To sTimulaTe scholasTic achievement buT various social acTiviTies play a big parT in The yearly program. The high lighTs oi The year were The annual awards lJanqueT and Scholarship Regional ConvenTion. SCHOLARSHIPMROW I: O'Kelly, Scott, Heckman, Reagan, Morita, Cocke, Takaki, Renius, Seiler. ROW ll: Baird, Edwards, lilagg, A. Smith, Wilmore, Herring, Mrs. Seymour tadviserj, Merritt, Miller. ROW Ill: Gentry, Van Buskirk, johnson, Lindstrom. Hackett, Hughes, Hood, Sugihara. ROW IV: Mrs. Hazelet tadviserj, Pcniwcll, Bunton, Mayer, Elliott, Bothanilcy, Muchmorc, Forker, Dibbern. ROW V: Poin- dexter, Williams, Freda, Gum, Lineberger, Vogel, Murphy, Mr. Herrera tadviserj, Myl. ROW VI: Fisher, Barker, Graney, Fincher. SCHOLARSHIP-ROW I: Trembly, Freed, Doran, Elwell, Peterson, O'Leary, Hicks, Thompson. Row II: Smith, Brown, james, Fitzimmons, McQueston, Ranhe, Keen. ROW III: Marsh, Puckett, Eagan, Bruer, lillinson, Ashford, Heflner, ROW IV: Trout, Dixon, Iacques, Iohnson, O. Smith, Blank, Gale. ROW V: Doolittle, Purdy, Lcavy, McClure, Shelley, Sutton, Koepke, Moon, Kingsbury. Row VI: Green, Walker, Donahue, Blair, Williams. ROW VII: Campbell, Miss Norton tadviserj, Dr. Adams tadviserj, Turner, Wright, Haasis. l L ' W .21 :sr-4 -. N i s rr ,gg u '1 I f'gfN2':5 LAMP RECIPIENTS-The California Scolarship FederaTion pin. or Lamp Pin as iT is commonly called, was oTTered To pupils wiTh superior scholasTic abiliTy. This pin was presenTed To seniors who had earned chapTer membership Tour Times, including one semesTer in The senior year. Every graduaTing senior who was eligible To receive The TederaTion pin also had a FederaTion ChapTer Seal embossed on his diploma. Also Award. The winner oT This award, based on The greaTesT number oT poinTs open To The sTudenT oT superior scholarship abiliTy was The Honor STudenT in scholarship and general service, had his name engraved on The l-lonor STudenT Award plaque. LAMP RECIPIENTS--ROW I: Barker, Cure, Eagan, Pitzimmons, Gallez. ROW II: Hesser, Hughes, johnson, Kingsbury, Lineherger. ROW III: McClure, O'Kelley, Puckett, Peniwell, Poindexter. ROW IV: Purdy, Soike, Sorensen, Tremhly, Vogel, Williamson. ,A MW ig' 9 GOLD L'S-ThirTy-Tive sTudenTs oT Poly T-ligh earned Gold l.'s This year. They received This award because oT Their ouTsTanding achievemenTs in Three years oT acTiviTyg scholarship, aThleTics, and general service. To re- ceive This award, sTudenTs musT aTTain cerTain goals. In scholarship They musT have a poinT average oT Two Tor Two semesTers, The poinTs being given on The Tollowing basis: A, 3: B, 2: C, lg D, Og F, -l. In The Tield oT aThleTics a coach musT recommend aThleTes, or aThleTes rnusT receive a le++er in aThleTics. Any acTiviTies besides These are counTed as general service. FiTTeen poinTs musT be earned in These diTTerenT acTiviTies To GOLD L-Gentry, McCorkind le, Smith, Bro Green, Wallace, S h k Ch t F l B k Purdy, Willmore, Vogel, Lo g Elmore. secure fhe Gold L. Poinfs are awarded for general service in acfivifies such as: Sfudenf Body Commissioner, Officer in Girls' League, Class officer, yell leader, Fireman, band member, member of Caerulea sfaff, member of Acacia sfaff, a lead in fhe Opera, a member of a play casf, and ofher similar acfivifies. When a sfudenf secures an addifional fen poinfs, he is given a iewel fo place on fhe ping when five more poinfs are earned, a second iewel is awarded. Of fhose who receive Gold L's usually only fhree or four receive 2 jewels, while a fhird of fhe number receive one iewel. 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U ,.,, b hr WV, .... . ..,.,-lv., 'Ag -:gy y, . x mewm fi4e4.fJ!i9?4:-mme,-rwww-ww a:m,m-.:+a'f..,,,Mf.,m.,3g ,I1,!f J, . if 1' ' 5, 3 fu an ,J 5 1 5 . ! .gr J' 5 Mariposa Grove of Big Trees And Yosemife Naiional Park i .55 if QW 2 SENIOR CLASS-The l94O graduaTing classis The largesT in Poly's en- Tire hisTory. Each oT The 1250 young men anol women has conTribuTeol greaTly To The success oT school sporTs, sTuclenT governnnenT, Torensics, music, and arT Through his or her parTicipaTion in TooTball, baseball, bas- keTball, Girls' ancl Boys' League acTiviTies, speaking conTesTs'. The Senior Play, ancl The OpereTTa ancl The TracliTional social evenTs including The Two Senior Proms and a Trip To CaTalina. JUNE SENIOR OFFICERS-Bill Shumate fVice-Pres.j, Carolyn White 1Sec.j, Bob Lineberger QPres.J, jack Heffner 1Treas.J. FEBRUARY SENIOR OFFICERS-Gaylord Fisher QPres.J, Betty Mae Long QVice-Pres.J, Betty Van Bus- kirk lSec.D, Hans Vogel fTreas.J. I I ' all I l l T , T i -E H- is is ggvg , W ' Us HI lim M HALL OF FAME Lloyd Pelerson Yell Leader Belly Mae Long Commission Pal Jones Foolball Greg Olney Commission Jim My: High Life Jane Deeble Commission Carolyn While Commission Hans Vogel Boys' League 36 HALL OF FAME l-larolcl Pelriclw Commission John Sfrause Speech Virginia Campbell Caerulea Don Graney Caerulea Clemons Turner Commission Janice Folsom Girls' League Clwarles Benner Crew Dick Brandenburg C. of C. 37 :mil L . , Bl B 1-Elini-avi :wa I HALL OF FAME Clyole Sorensen Bill l-larl Joyce Simpson Don Cecil Bob Poinclexler Don lvluclwmore LeRoy Koenig Jolin Dobbie Opera l-liglfi Life Girls' League Baslcelball Sclwolarslwip C. of C. Baseball Plfiolograpliy 38 HALL OF FAME Bob Lineberger June Class Pres. Howard Reid Band, Orclieslra Dale Delilyne Song Leader Jack O. Newman Track Bill Bonlwall Boys' League Mary Sherman Edwards Dramalics Gaylord Fisher Feb. Class Pres. Rex Raymer Acacia 39 DOROTHY BERNICE ANDERSON Art IEANNE VIVIAN ANDERSON Spanish Club, Chem. Club, Hostess Club, Iuventus, gfhers' Club, Hi Life, Sun Corr., Golf ub RAYMOND R. ANDREASON Capt. V. Golf BARBARA FRANCES ANDREWS Drill Team, Make-up Crew REX EMERY APPLEGATE V. Football, V. Track, Fireman ROBERT ARONOV Social Studies ROBERT G. AUSTIN Social Studies ANN CECILIA BAEYENS Art PAUL WINTON BALDWIN ROTC WILLIAM R. BARNETT B Football, Ushers' Club IOY BARRY Hostess Club, Ushers' Club, Sales Club, Gregg Club, Bowling Club, UAA ROBERT W. BARTLE I. V. Tennis, Sales- manship Club, Sigma Phi LELAND S. BARTON V. Football B Football, Ad Club, Bohemian Club, Comm. Safety, Ir. Cirgonian, Ushers' Club jAMES A. BAUGH Wilson High School, Long Beach, California VIOLET DREW BEARD Ushers' Club, GAA LOIS BISHOP WILLIAM FRANK BLEY Social Studies BOB BOYD Science HIMMY BROVER Fireman, Fire Chief, Mgr. V. Track, Aviation Club, Track Club IEAN BROWN KATHERINE BROWN Drill Team ELMER LEO BRUST V. Crew LOWELL BURFORD TOM CALBOS V. Football BOB P. CAREY Sales Club STANLEY CARTER Ushers' Club KIYOKO CHAKUNO Iapanese Friendship Circle A. E. CHAPIN III Golf, CSF MARY C. CHEATHAM Home Nursing Club, Ushers' Club GEORGE FREMONT CHESSMAN Astron- omy Club BETTY CHRISTOPHERSON BILL L. CLIFTON Pres. B Crew Club, Nlgr. B Football, Co-Capt. B Crew ROSEMARY COMSTOCK GAA FRANCES ELAINE COPELAND Gregg Club, Hostess Club GORDON T. COURSON Ushers' Club. Band, B Basketball EVELYN CRON Music CECILIA MARIE CROW Pres. GAA, Hos- tess Club, Sigma Phi, Sec. Hostess STEADMAN CROW Commercial ROBERT L. CRUMRINE Aviation Club. Engineers' Club, Astronomy Club RHODA LOUISE CURE Adv. Orch., CSF -3 TOM M. DARLING Social Studies STANLEY CLARK DAVIDSON V. Foot- ball, V. Track HOWARD DAVIES Ushers' Club MARY M. DAVIES Art BETTY DAVIS Washington High School, San Diego, California IEAN MARIE DAVIS Math NORBERT W. DEAN Radio Club, V. Crew, Acrobatus Club, Crew Club PHYLLIS M. DeLEON GAA, CSF-2 LAURA EVELYN DeLONG Liberal High School, Liberal, Kansas LOIS ALDEN DeLONG Liberal High School, Liberal, Kansas IOHN C. DOBBIE CSF, Fire Capt., Pres. Sword and Scabbard, Bowling Club, Ush- ers' Club, ROTC, Chem. Club, Caerulea Photog. MIRIAM ADELENE DORWARD Belmont High School, Los Angeles, California VIVIAN EDITH DOTY Sr. Glee Club, Golf Club, Drill Team GLORIA DOUGLASS Student Body Store RALPH JUNIOR DRUM Baseball DOUGLAS F. DRUMHELLER Sigma Phi. V. Crew 4I 4 IOHN BRUCE DYER Forge and Welding WILLIS EDWARDS B Football, I. .V. Baseball, Ushers' Club, Ad Club, Fire Capt., Mgr. Boys' Bowling Club, Director C. of C. Bureau HARRIETT ANN ELAM Fresno Technical High School, Fresno, California ROBERTA EWEN CLYDE A. FERGUSON Wilson High School, Long Beach, California LAWRENCE S. FERGUSON Music MARGIE IZORA FINE Art GAYLORD L. FISHER Ir. Cirgonian, I-Ii Y, Pres. Boys' Glee Club, Pres. Senior Class, ROTC, Easter Concert, Operetta Firefly, Christmas Concert, Pride and Prejudice VIOLA MAE FISHER Student Body Store PATRICIA IOAN FITZIMMONS Portia, Ushers' Club, Hostess Club, Spanish Club, Sigma Phi DORIS DeETTA FLAIG GAA, CSF-2, Chem. Club, Aviation Club RUSSELL FOWLER Commercial WILLIAM FRISBIE B Football DAVID FRUCHTMAN Pres. Sigma Phi. Speakers' Workshop WILLIAM I. GALVIN Radio Club VIVIENNE M. GARLICK Student Body Store, Hostess Club, Bowling Club, Ushers' Club, CSF-2 HAROLD O. GIPE Banning High School, Wilmington, California VIRGINIA RAE GIRARD Song Leader PHYLLIS SHIRLEY GOADE GAA, Avia- tion Club FREUERICK L. GOOD B Basketball, Sales Club MILDRED DOROTHY GOSSUM Pres. Hi Tri, Girls' League, Ushers' Club, Sr. Glee Club, Juventus Club, Operetta Fire- fly , Christmas Concert MARGARET E. GRANDLIENARD Home Making MARGARET C. GRAHAM Outing Club, GAA BETTY IANE GREEN CSF BILL B. GREENE B Football, Cartoon Club, Fire Capt., Ushers' Club DON R. GREGORY Science IVIARY CATHERINE GURZI Home Econo' mics IOHN EDWIN HADEN B Basketball, I. V. Basketball, V, Track, Ushers' Club, Casaba Club 42 BILL MARTIN HAMILTON Architectural Drawing YUKIE HANATO Agenda Club, Sec. Jap- anese Friendship Circle ELSIE MAY HANSON Agenda Club, Ju- ventus Club, Chem. Club, Hostess Club, GAA, Alexis Carrol, Stage Crew, Girls' Crew MARCILLE JEANNE HAWES Christmas Concert, Red Cross Pageant, Sr. Glee Club, Gregg Club, Hostess Club WILMA HAYES BETTY JEAN HEAD Hi Tri, Ushers' Club RAEOLA HESS V. Pres. Bowling, Ushers' Club, Christmas Concert, Sec. Hostess VIRGINIA EILEEN HESSER Drill Team, Bowling Club, CSF-3, Juventus, Salesman- ship Club, French Club, Ushers' Club, GAA BETTY JO HESTER Sr. Glee Club, Oper- etta Firefly, GAA, Vice Pres. L Club, Swimming Club, Outing Club, Christmas Concert HARVY LEE HICKS Mgr. V. Football, Sigma Phi, Pi Kappa, Hi Life ELMER JENNINGS HINKLEY JR, All- Amcrican Swimming Award, Swimming Team, Ushers' Club, Speakers' Workshop, French Club, Swimming Club BOB HOLLOWAY Caerulea, Acacia, Hi Life, Printing, ROTC WALTER LEWIS HOOD CSF-3, Fire- man, Fire Lt., German Club, ROTC, Mili- tary Club, Pres. Miners' Club, Radio Club, Chem. Club, Safety Rep.. Hi Life, Printing BERNICE JEAN HOOGSTAD Hostess Club, Gregg Club CLAYTON G. HOWLETT Science JOE HUMFELD V. Baseball, V. Basket- ball, Casaba Club, Ushers' Club BETTY E. JACOBI Chorus BETTY JANE JAMES Spanish Club, Chem. Club, Hostess Club, Juventus, Ushers' Club, CSF CLAUDE JENNINGS B Basketball ALICE E. JOHNSON CSF-3, Hostess Club BARBARA ANNE JOHNSON Art CORLISS RAYMOND JOHNSTON Crew GRACE MARIE JONES Salesmanship Club, Art Apprec. Club, GAA, Golf Club, Gregg Club, Make-up Crew, Ushers' Club JOAN LEE JONES Portia BONNIE JORGENSEN STANLEY T. KANNO B Football WALTER MALCOMB KENNEDY JR. - Shops FLOYD KIMBERLING Football Sdn WILBUR B. KIMBROUGH Athletic Train- er, I. V. Football ELIZABETH IACKA KITTO Portia GERALD E. KLOSTERMAN V. Crew, V. Football, Central Comm. Boys' League, Crew Club, Ass. Fire Chief EMIKO KOGA Yame Girls High School, japan RAY KURATOMI B Football, CSF, lap- anese Friendship Circle ROBERT EDMOUND LANE Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach, Cali- fornia DALE A, LAYER Boys' Glee, CSF ALDEN LEW V. Football IAMES PAUL LEWIS I. V. Baseball FRANCYS I. LIDDLE Art Apprec. Club EVA ZOU LINTON MARY LYSBETH LIVINGSTON Hostess Club, Ushers' Club, Ir. Herpetological Club REGINALD WALSLIN LOCKHART Kern County Union High School, Bekersfield, California ELBERT LOMBARD BETTY MAY LONG Song Leader, Rec. Sec. Girls' League Adv. Bd., Bulletin Ch., Comm. of Welfare, Ad Club, Gold L, Bohemian Club, Hostess Club, Portia, Ush- ers' Club LAUREN O. LONG B Football RUTH A. LOUDEN Tennis Club, Iuventus GARETH W. LOWE Writers' Club, Trade Printing, Miners' Club ABE LUGLI Band IACK WEBSTER LYTLE Engineers' Club, Herpetological Club, Miners' Club, Chem. Club WANDA CATHERYNE MAC DONALD GAA LILLIAN L. MAHONEY Music MARGARET FRANCIS MANNESS Wood- row Wilson High School, Long Beach, California JILL T. MARTIN Architectural Drawing DONNA IEAN MASON Hostess Club, Bowling Club, Ushers' Club, Gregg Club BETTY MAXON BOB MAC DOWELL Hi Life PAUL A. MCGINTY Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach, California 44 DON C. MCMAHAN B Football RICHARD WALLACE MILLER Sales Club, Ushers' Club, ROTC MARC H. MIMS ROTC ROWENA MORSE Hostess Club, French Club, Acacia Art, Masque and Sandal BERDINE MLINYON Drill Team, Iuventus, Bowling Club, CSF, Ushers' Club TOM NAKAII V, Baseball, V. Track, Gold L, Band, V. Pres. Iapanese Friendship Circle, Salesmanship Club, Swimming Club PAUL T. NAKAMURA Iapanese Friendship Circle BOB NAKAZAWA Music HELEN LUCILLE NELSON Portia, Hos- tess Club, Ushers' Club ISABELLE NEWELL Adv. Orch., Band, Hostess Club, Hi Tri, French Club, Christ- mas Concert GENE NORTH Hi Life, Caerulea, Printing MARGARET FRANCIS OAKEY Tennis Club, Gamma Alpha Sigma, Hostess Club. GAA LOIS ELIZABETH O'BRlAN Salesmanship Club, Drill Team DOROTHY POLLYANNA OLIVER Iuven- tus, Uniform Board BARBARA LEE PALMER CSF MARVIN E. PALMER V. Track, Masque and Sandal, ROTC, Iuventus, Fireman FRANCIS 1. PARD V. Football, Ushers' Club, Chem. Club. Pres. Sr. Boys' Glee GORDON A. F. PARKER Mathematics DOROTHY MAE PASCOE Salesmanship Club, Drill Team IACK IOHN PELOSE Leeving Union High School AMELIA RUIZ PEREZ Home Economics KEITH W. PETERSON Ir. Cirgonian, La tin Confio, CSF, Speakers' Workshop LLOYD EDMUND PETERSON Boys' Glee, Ushers' Club, Yell Leader, Christ- mas Concert, Easter Concert, Operetta Firefly HAROLD E. PETRICH V. Football, Com- mission, Fire Capt., Fireman, Ushers' Club, Sec. Host DEIZN ANN PITCHER Sales Club, Gregg Clu ELSTON LAUREN PRICE Pres. Radio Club, Sec. Treas. Radio Amateur REES PRICE IAUNITA FRANCIS PRILLER Gardena High School, Gardena, California 45 GRADY BRYAN RAGLAND ROTC IAMES L. REDPATH Military Club, ROTC, Hi Life, Print Shop ROBERT REED MARIORIE CATHERINE REYNOLDS Por- tia, Spanish Club BETTE M. RHEA Salesmanship Club, Gregg Club MARGARET A. RICHARDS Gregg Club. GAA DON B. RICHTMAN ROTC IOSEPH L. RIGALI B Football EVELYN BLANCHE ROBERTSON Sales- manship Club, Drill Team HENRY GEORGE ROBINSON Sheet Me- tal IOHNNIE LEE ROSE Ind. Arts MARGARET ELIZABETH ROSE Spanish Club LENA ROUKENS Speakers' Bureau. Gam' ma Alpha Sigma IACK RUEWELER Commercial MARY ELIZABETH RUTAN Commercial KATHERYN SCALZO Speakers' Bureau, Speakers' Workshop RAY EUGENE SCHAKEL B Rowing Club, B Football, Capt. B Crew MILDRED SCHARLIN Hostess Club, Hi in LILUSE E. SCHUBACH Hi Lite, V. Foo:- ball, Student Body Store MOREY H. SCHUFF Radio Club RAY SCHWARTZ Hi Life, Sec, Host BEATRICE B. SCOTT Latin Contio, Iu- ventus TRINIDAD SEIA IENNIE E. SIMPSON Commercial HARRY E. SMITH Rowing Club, B Crew CLYDE EDWIN SORENSEN CSF, Boys' Glee Club, French Club IIMMIE E. SPAULDING Engineers' C!ub. Aviation Club, Astronomy Club FRANK SPREADBURY Industrial Arts, Printing 46 MYRNAROSE STEHSEL Spanish Club, Gregg Club, Ushers' Club VIRGINIA LEE STEINHAUS Drill Team, Hostess Club, Salesmanship Club, Ushers' Club FRANK S, SUGIYAMA Iapanese Friendship Circle HILBURN FRANKLIN SWISHER Printing FRANK YUKIE TAKAHASHI I. V. Foot- ball, V. Football, B Basketball RICHARD W, TORGERSEN Social Studies FUSAYE JANET TATEISHI Girls' Vice Pres. japanese Friendship Circle, Hostess Art, Printing ELESE MARIE TEMPLIN San Pedro High School, San Pedro, California CHARLES PERSHING THOMPSON Down- ey High School, Downey, California MARINELL TUCKER Tennis Club, Ushers' Club, Drill Team, Hostess Club BUD TURNER Tumbling Team GEORGE O. TURNER Caerulea Photog- raphy, Biology Club, Printing VIRGINIA TYLER BETTY RUTH Van BUSKIRK Art Appr-ec., CSF, Girls' League Adv. Bd., Comm of Art, Sec. Senior Class, GAA, Ushers' Club HANS W, VOGEL Gold L Iewell, Lamp Pin Recip., Fire Chief, Crew, Mgr. V. Foot- ball, Operetta Firefly, Rec. Sec. Boys' League, CSF-5, Pres. German Club LLOYD ALLEN WAGNER Commercial HAROLD E. WALKER Crew, CSF MASAKI WATANABE Iapanese Friendship Circle TOMMY LESLIE WEAVER Capt. Acro- batus Club SYLVIA WEINSTEIN Commercial FRED L. WEST Iournalism, Pi Kappa, sst. Ed Hi Life, Caerulea, Printing ANNA MARIE WILKINSON Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Ushers' Club MARIORIE YOUNG Portia, Christmas Con- cert, Ushers' Club ROBERT L. ABERCROMBIE German Club DONNA I. ACKLEY GAA, Euodia, Crew MARY M. AGUIRRE American School, Mexico City BERTHA R. ALBECHT German Club, Chem. Club, Euodia IEAN LOUISE ALBER San Diego High School, San Diego, California 47 DON WILLIAM ALECOCK Coxswain B Crew, Salesmanship Club CARLOS B. AMSPOKER B Track, V. Track, CSF DUDLEY BYRON ANDERSON Astronomy Club IANICE YVONNE ANDERSON Golf Club, Make-up Crew, Salesmanship Club, Ushers' Club, GAA MARY PAULINE ANDERSON Drill Team, Hostess Club ROY R. ANDERSON Banning High School, Wilmington, California ARDYS L. ANGELL Stenography ELEANOR ARMSTEAD MARGE E. ARMSTRONG Fireman, Stag: Costume, Caerulea Art HARRY N. BALL ROTC. I'.Ijl1tary Society, Aviation Club EDITHE G. BANKS Belmont High School, Los Angeles, California NORMAN BARKER Ad Club, Bohemian Club, V. Golf, Sec. Boys' League, Comm. of Arts, Fire Capt., CSF, Letterman's Comm., Ushers' Club, Pres. Ir. Cirgonian, C. of C. Athletes' Sp. Contest, Extemp. Sp. Contest, Pres. of CSF, Sec. of lr. Class, Gold L LAWRENCE RUSSELL BARNES Social Studies ROY ALLEN BARNES Ushers' Club ESTHER BARRUS GAA, Salesmanship Club, Student Body Store, Drill Team LLOYD C. BARTLETT Commercial BETTY M. BARTON Drill Team, Euodia, GAA, Crew WILLIAM E. BASSETT ROTC. Ir. Cirgon- ian, Latin Club, Chem. Club, French C ub, B Track, Fireman, Sword and Scabbard, Club, Military Club MARION BATES Bowling Club, French Club, Music Apprec. Club VIRGINIA BEHRENDT Home Nursing Club LORNA KAY BENNETT Tennis, GAA, Hostess Club, Ushers' Club PHYLLIS BENTON GAA, French Club, Hostess Club PATRICIA BESBORN Hostess Club. Hi Life, Drill Team, Radio Club, Stage Craft, Pi Kappa FRANK EDWARD BIRCH Banning High School, Wilmington, California BETTY BLAIR BERNICE BLANCHARD Outing Club, Hostess Club, GAA, Tennis Club, Gregg Club BARBARA BOGART French Club BETTY IEAN BOLTON GAA, Hostess, Band 48 WILLIAM RAYCRAFT BONHALL Comm. of Affairs, V. Baseball, B Football, C Track, Fire Capt., Ch. of Letterman's Comm., Ushers' Club, Sales Club, Ad. Club, Ir. Cirgonian GLENNA IRENE BOOHER Art MERRILL G. BOTHAMLEY CSF, I. V. Golf, Ushers' Club, Fireman, ROTC, Stamp Club, Engineers' Club, French Club, Fire Capt., Chem. Club EDITH ANNA BOUCHER Home Nursing Club IEANNE M. BOWBEER Huntington Beach High School, Huntington Beach, Calif. VIRGINIA IUNE BRADLEY Orchestra, Ushers' Club DICK S. BRANDENBURG Pres. of C. of C., Track, Pres. Hi Y, Spanish Club IACK RAY BRANDOM Baseball, Ushers' Club MARY ELIZABETH BRANTINGHAM Or- chestra, French Club ALBERT EDWIN BRAY V. Tennis AVERY BREWER IUANITA M. BRINK Hostess Club, Tennis Club, English Riding Club, Outing Club BOB BRISTOW Industrial Arts BARBARA GEAN BROOKS Commercial DARYL EDWARD BROOKS Industrial Arts MARILYN A. BROOKS Social Studies LEO BROUGH Auto Mech. GERALD AUBREY BROWN Welding LUELLA MIRIAM BROWN Art PAUL M. L. BRUER Port Colborne High, Ontario, Canada MARILYN LOUISE BRUNN Ad Club, Ush- ers' Club, French Club, Portia, English Riding Club, Bowling Club BEVERLY I. BUCHANAN Golf M. A. BUCHANAN B Track, V. Track, V. Pres. Track Club, French Club, Ir. Cirgonian LYNETTE CORINE BUNTON CSF KATHLEEN BURKE BETH IOY BUSCH Fireman, Hi Life IOE BUSTARD V. Football, B Crew, Ush1 ers' Club, Ticket Seller NORMA IUNE BUTLER Commercial ww' PAUL E. BUZZARD Bugler, Band, ROTC, Spanish Club VOLA MAXINE BYRNS Glee Club, Drill Team IIMMIE BURTON CALLICOTTE Covina Union High School JOE W. CALVIN Math,, Engineers' Club VIRGINIA CAMPBELL Portia, CSF, Hos- tess Club, Treas. Girls' League Adv. Bd., Assoc. Ed. Caerulea, Ushers' Club, Latin Contio, Bohemian Club, Gold L, Fireman, Bowling Club, Ad Club MARIORIE DEAN CANDLAND Swimming Club ROBERT GEORGE CAPLINGER B Bas- ketball, V. Basketball KATHERINE CARD Home Making MARIORIE LORRAINE CARD Ushers' Club BONNIE CAREY Alexis Carrel MARGARET C. CAREY Latin Contio ISOLA MAE CARLSON Commercial MARY EDITH CARROLL Social Studies MARY KATHRYN CARTNELL Home Econ- omics IOSEPHINE CARUSO CARMEN M. CASTILLO Spanish Club SHIGEMI CHAKUNO Salesmanship Club, japanese Friendship Circle MARGIE IEAN CHAPMAN Young Scrib- blers, Swimming Club, Golf RUTH CAROLYN CHASE French Club, Hoi Planetai VERA ROMONA CHAVEZ Jr. Glee Club COLENE CHRISTENSEN EDITH CHRISTENSEN GAA, Sec. Crew Club, Pres. Outing Club, Sec. and Treas. GAA, Salesmanship Club, Bowling Club, Girls' League Adv. Bd. MAXINE CHRISTENSEN Hostess Club, Tennis, Outing Club, GAA, Gregg Club, Crew ROBERT C. CHRISTENSEN Crew, Masque and Sandal, Senior Play LORNA MABEL CHRISTIE Spanish DOROTHY RAE CHURCHILL Home Mak- ing MARIAN KATHLEEN CLARK GAA, L Club, Swimming Club, Outing Club SHIRLIE RAYE CLAXTON Senior Play, Masque and Sandal, Red Cross Pageant 50 DON CLAYPOOL Aviation Club AL CLEVENGER Tennis KAY CLIFTON Salesmanship Club, Golf Club, Student Body Store, GAA A. IOE CLOR Mathematics NICHOLAS D, COALSON IR. B Track, Track Club BOB COCKE CSF, V. Crew, B Crew, Crew Club, Masque and Sandal DAVID E. COHEE B Basketball, V. Bas- ketball, Ushers' Club, V. Track, Casaba Club RICHARD L. COLE Mech. Drawing HOWARD A. COLLARD C Track DOROTHY LOU COLLINS Outing Club, Riding Club, GAA, Spanish Club, Sr. Glee, gfxfetta Firefly, Bowling Club, Cabin u SWANNA DELL COLLINS Sr, Glee, Ir. Glee, Hostess Club, Ushers' Club ROY O. CONNELL Swimming DORIS CONRAD Lamar High School, Houston, Texas ERVA COOK IEANNE COONEY Hi Tri, GAA, Girls' Crew CLYDE COONS BETTY LOUISE CORKUM Home Making DON I. COTTON Band, ROTC, Spanish Club CHARLES F. COUGHENOUR ROTC, Band ELMER CRAMPTON Chem. Club, Engin- eers' Club VIRGINIA CRAWFORD Art CHARLES T. CREEKMAN ROTC, Cae- rulea Photog. RAY CLYDE CRITTENDEN luventus, Mil- itary Club, Chem, Club, Officers' Club WELDON O. CRONKITE Band, ROTC Band PAUL E. CRUM Industrial Arts BERT CURTIS Radio Club, Astronomy Club, Radio Amateur Club CHARLES C. DAGGETT Mathematics ADELLE DALLAS Home Economics 5l BETTE IO DANIELS French Club, Sales- manishp Club, Golf Club, Bowling Club, Ushers' Club BURTON D. DANIELS Industrial Arts PAUL H. DANIELS Salesmanship Club, Track Club, Student Body Store, Cross Country, Track IEAN LOUISE DARMODY Social Studies ROY DAVEY MARILYN DAVIS Outing Club, Golf Club, Bowling Club, GAA RICHARD HARDING DAVIS Swimming Capt., Fireman, Salesmanship Club, Swim- ming Club WILLIAM CHARLES DAVIS Latin Contio HARLAND C. DECK V. Football, I. V. Football, Fireman, V. Baseball, Host, Ush- ers' Club, Central Comm. of Boys' League CHUCK FUNNELL DE COUDRES I. V. Football, I. V. Golf, V. Football, V. Golf, Boys' League, Ir. Cirgonian, Bohemian Club, Ushers' Club, CSF-3, Ad Club IANE DEEBLE Sec. C. of C., Pres. Ad Club, Extemp. Speaking, Speakers' Work- shop, Acacia, Caerulea DALE DE KLYNE Senior Play, Masque and Sandal, Song Leader EMMA M. DELL'ARINGA Song Leader WELDON DE LONG CHARLES ERNEST DEMING V. Tennis, I. V. Tennis IULIETTE DENIO Caerulea Art, Acacia, Writers' Club, English Riding Club BARBARA ROSE DENISON Hoover High School IEANNE DENNIS JEANNE DE VORE Ushers' Club DOROTHY IANE DE YOUNG Hi Tri, Alexis Carrel, Juventus Club, Girls' League Adv. Board - WESLEY HOWARD DICKINSON Science GAY O. DIETRICH Crew MELBA DIHIL Hi Tri GEORGE F. DIVINE Drafting WANDA ANITA DIXON Band, Band Mgr. ELIZAHETH DONAHOO CSF-3 DICK DONALDSON Science DOROTHY DELL DOWNING Rowing Club, Swimming Club, Outing Club, GAA 52 MARGARET KATHERINE DUENZEN Commercial VIRGINIA EILEEN DUFLOTH L Club, Minor L, Major L, Outing Club, GAA SELMA DUNN Social Studies CLIFFORD L. DUTTON Mathematics DOROTHY E. EAGAN Ushers' Club, CSF- 4, International Day Pageant CHARLOTTE EBERHALL MARY SHERMAN EDWARDS Masque and Sandal, Sr. Glee, French Club, Hostess Club, Senior Play, Hi Tri, Speakers' Work- shop, Ushers' Club, CSF, Sec. Rep. SHIRLEY H. EDWARDS Commercial BETTY ELDRIDGE ORRIN F. ELLIOT Ushers' Club RAYMOND ELLIOT Ushers' Club GEORGE ELLIS MAX ELLISON II Radio Club, Radio Ama- teur Club, Chem. Club GORDON ELMORE VERA FAYE EMERSON Salesmanship IOHN EMMONS V. Football CHARLES ERVIN B Track, French Club, Fire Lt. EILEEN ESHELMAN Agenda LETITIA MAE ESTELL Iuventus Club, GAA, Minor L Club BETTY RUTH EVANS French Club, Portia, Ushers' Club HERBERT E. EVANS B Basketball HAROLD R. EYER V. Football, Speakers' Workshop, Caerulea, Latin Contio IEAN L. EYESTONE Student Body Store IANE FAIRBANKS Sec. Hostess, Euodia, Bowling Club IACK FALKNER EVELYN RUTH FANNING Drill Team, Salesmanship Club JANE EVELYN FARMER San Bernardino High School, San Bernardino, California AL F EENEY 5 3 n -Iwi ELSWORTH SYLVESTER FESMIRE Boom- ball, Gymnastic Club ALBERT B. FINCHER Band, Adv. Orch., Chem. Club, Photography, Bugle Detail, CSF-2 BETTY LOUISE FISH Alexis Carrel, Fire Capt., Drill Team, GAA IACK RILEY FITZGERALD Science BETTY IUNE FLENNIKEN History IANICE EILEEN FOLSOM Hostess Club, Ad Club, Bohemian Club, Pres., Corr. Sec. Girls' League, Program Ch. Girls' League, Ushers' Club, Portia, Lead in Opera, Senior Play ANNE KATHERINE FORKER Internation- al Day Pageant, Latin Contio, CSF-4 RUTH ALLENE FREED Home Economics BEVERLEY FREEZE Drill Team DON H. FREW B Swimming, French Club, Swimming Club, Chem. Club, Engineers' Club, Fireman, Stamp Club, Ushers' Club DAVID I. FRY Gym Team IACK E. FUHRER Social Studies SILVIA A. GALAZ Iuventus EVERETT M. GALBRAITH Mgr. B Basketball, Ushers' Club, Fireman, Stamp Club, Swimming Club, Firefly , Boys' Glee Club, Christmas Concert DOUGLAS VVARREN GALLEZ CSF-4, ROTC, Rifle Team DON GARRISON Iordan High School, Long Beach, California GRACE GARTNER GEORGE E. GEISLER ROTC, Young Scribblers MARY JANE GEISLER PAUL M. GENTRY Industrial Arts PEARL MARIE GENTRY CSF, L Club, Pres. GAA, Minor L, Maior L, Bowling Club, Swimming Club, Outing Club DICK GEORGE RAYMOND GEORGE Mathematics EDWARD GILLEAN V. Basketball RHODES BUCHANAN GILMORE Miners' Club, Iuventus, B Football FRANCIS GENE GOBLE Iuventus, Latin Contio PATRICIA GORDON Commercial HARRY E. GRAHAM Bus. Mgr. Cae- rulea, Track, CSF-2, Fire Squad, Engi- neers' Club, Ushers' Club, Gold L, Track Club, Mgr. Cross Country 54 DON GRANEY Cross Country, V, Track, Ed. Caerulea, Pres. Track Club, lr. Cirgonian, CSF, Boys' League Central Comm. DOUGLAS L. GRANT C Track, Track Club JACK GRANT LEWIS GRANT Gym Team VIOLET GRANT French Club, Outing gfug, GAA, Sr. Glee Club, A. Cappela u DOROTHY S. GREEN Forsen High School, Forsen, Texas RAYMOND E. GREEN Social Studies LES GREENIG ZELDA GREER Latin Contio ANN GREMINGER MARIORIE GRIFFITH Juventus Club, Hostess Club, O u t i n g Club, Alexis Carrel, Music Apprec., Hi Life, Pi Kappa HAZEL LOUISE GRIMES GAA, Euodia, Gregg Club AL GROSCHWITZ DOROTHY C. GRUCHY French Club STEPHEN IEAN GUIDI Radio Club, C Track, Salesmanship Club ROSE MARIE GURZI Commercial MELVA B. GUTHRIE Hi Life, Bohemian Club, Pi Kappa WALTER RAY G U T S H E L L ROTC, Biology Club, Fireman RALPH A. GWARTNEY ROTC, Avi- ation Club, Radio Club IOHN M. HAASIS ROTC, Band, Rifle Team, CSF, German Club, Writers' Club, Drum Major, Swimming Club, Engineers' Club DON G. HAGERTY Commercial LYNN G. HAGMAN Boys' Glee IAMES T. HAHN Mechanical Drawing PATRICIA LOUISE HALBERT Hi Tri, Hosf tess Club, Masque and Sandal, Senior Play, French Club, Ushers' Club MARGARET C. HAMILTON GAA, Crew Club, Salesmanship Club, Student Body Store ALICE HELEN HANANIA Social Studies HARRIET HANON Art HELEN LOUISE HANSBERGER Redlands High School, Redlands, California 55 Q, an KRW .g ,,, . ,.,, ,. LQ. Wi all JOSEPH E. HARALSON Abbeville High School. South Carolina MAY HARDEE Commercial IACK A. HARMAN Industrial Arts IAMES HARMAN Science CHARLES D. HARNDEN Woodshop BETTY HARRINGTON Commercial MARGIE LOUISE HARRIS Drum Major- ette, Sales Club BILL HART Hi Life, ROTC, Pres, Car- toon Club, Acacia Art, Ad Club, Pi Kappa, Military Club, Military Engineers, Cae- rulea Art Ed. THOMAS R. HART ROTC Band, Radio Club, Band FRED I. HAUSWORTH French Club, Art Apprec., Club, Adv. Tennis, Stage Costume, Stage Make-up, Swimming Club MARY LOU HAWKINS VIRGINIA LOUISE HAWKINS Ushers' Club, Art Apprec. Club, Adv. Tennis, Stage Costume, Stage Make-up ROBERT HECKER Radio Club, Iuventus Club IANICE E. HECKMAN Pres. Saterious Club, GAA, CSF-3, Pres. Hostess Club, Girls' League, Ad. Bd., Sigma Phi IACK N. HEFFNER Managing Ed. Hi Life, C Track, Sec. Boys' League, Sports Ed. Hi Life, Bohemian Club, Ad Club, Ushers' Club, CSF, Editor Hi Life IOE HEINLEIN Band, Adv. Orch., ROTC Band HELEN H. HENDRIX Commercial IOSEPHINE MARIE HERMAN Commercial LYSKA HERRING Portia, CSF, Agenda, Sec. Latin Coutio, Caerulea, Hostess Club, Bowling Club, Lamp Recipient HAROLD I. HICKS Pi Kappa, Speakers' Workshop, Hi Life GERALDINE L. HINTON Ushers' Club, Christmas Concert, Adv. Tennis, Stage Cos- tume GEORGIA LORAIN HOARD Art Apprec. Club, Hostess Club, Ir. Herpetological Club, Bowling Club BETTY SUE HOLESTINE Gregg Cluh HAROLD C. HOBBS Sigma Phi, Ushers' Club, Speakers' Workshop RICHARD LEE HOFFMAN Woodrow Wil- son High School, Long Beach, California IUNE HOLSONBACK KIM HOLSONBACK IVIONTFORD HOLT Print Shop: Caerulea, Acacia, Hi Life. 56 ELEANOR L. HOOD Bowling Club, Out- ing Club, Hostess Club PHYLLIS HOOVER Outing Club CHARLES MARVIN HOPPER Hanford High School, Hanford, California RICHARD E, HORINE Social Studies GEORGE F. HORNBECK Auto Mechanics WANDA HORTON Hostess Club, Tennis Club, English Riding Club, Outing Club GWEN JOYCE HOSKINS German Club IIEOBERT FLEMING HOSTUTLER Sigma hi ROBERT W. HOWARD Capt. V. Basket- ball, V. Pres. Boys' League, Host, Fire Capt., Ushers' Club, I. V. Basketball IAY T. HIIDDLESTON Bohemian Club, Printing ROBERT T. HLIDGINS Chem. Team, Chem. Club GORDON LEE HUDSON V. Crew ESTHER BERNICE .HUGHES Euodia, Swimming, CSF, GAA, Tennis Club WIN HUGHES CSF-4, Radio Club, Radio Amateur Club, B Football, B Crew CHARLOTTE MARIES HLIMBARGER Han- ford High School, Hanford, California GERALD W. HLIMMEL Student Body Store DOVE THELMA HUNTER Commercial IUNE MARY HUNTER Gregg Club, Ush- ers' Club IOHN I. IANTORNO B Football BILL WILSON IACKS Commercial DANIEL A. IACKSON Woodshop ROGER F. JACKSON Pres. Radio Club, Chem. Club, Aviation Club, Ushers' Club, ROTC ROBERTA MERLE IACOBUS Adv. Orch., CSF, Latin Contio, French Club IEAN IAMES Girls' Crew, Swimming Club, Hi Tri, Gregg Club MARRIETTA IRENE JAMES German Club ALBERT WILLIAM IENNY ROTC MILDRED ROSE IERMAN Fireman RITA MARIE IIANUZZI Gregg Club, Spanish Club, Salesmanship Club 57 'S i 'E' v':ff iiQfil 1':, A S .j , P I J is J T5 W, 5 Q? 'ff W5 ,pw -Nh ROD JOHANSEN FRED A. JOHNSON Mathematics RUTH ALENE JOHNSON Acacia, Portia, CSF, Sr. Glee Club, Operctta Firefly , Lamp Recipient, Hostess Club, Writers' Club, Drill Team VANCIL R. JOHNSON Mathematics BARBARA S, JOHNSTON French Club, Young Scrihhlers, Masque and Sandal, Hos- tess Club, Golf Club, Senior Play, Ushers' Club AUDREY ELANA JOHNSTONE Lakeport Union High School, Oakland, California GERALDINE M. JONES Woodrow Wil- son High, Long Beach, California LILLIAN BELLE JONES Commercial PAT JONES V. Football FRANK J. JORDAN Spanish 5 FRANK R. JORDAN B Crew, Writers' Club, Mgr. B Crew ADELLE RUTH JOSEPH Hostess Club ISABEL THEO JUCKETT Sr. Glee Club, Opszretta 'iFirefly CLARENCE A. JULIAN Auto Mechanics MARSHALL W. JULIAN Cross Country, V. Track, Track Club, Radio Club, French Club, Young Scribblers, Engineers' Club, Boys' League Central Comm., Ch., Letter- mans' Bd., Jr. Cirgonian, Ad Club VIRGENE JUNGHANEL Home Making VIVIAN JUNGHANEL Commercial EMMA JEAN JURGENSEN Jr. Girls' Glee, Golf Club, Uniform Board CHARLES RICHARD KAHRS Latin Contio, Aviation Club, Engineers' Club, ROTC, Sword and Scabbard SHIRUSU JIMMIE KARASAWA Japanese Friendship Circle, C Track FERN KEENE RUTH KELLER CATHERINE KELLEY DOROTHY BELLE KELLEY Commercial MARGARET FRANCES KELLEY GAA, Engineers' Club, Girls' Crew ROBERTA KEMP HUGH ARTHUR KENSLER Track BETTY KENT Home Economics 58 IACQUELINE KERR Commercial DORIS S. KEY GAA, Sec' Girls' L Club, Bowling Club BOB KILPATRICK ROTC, Adv. Orchestra, Chem. Team PAUL E. KIMBERLING Wood Shop JACK W. KIMBERLY Science HELEN E. KIMMONS Art Apprec. Club HELEN MARIE KIMPTON Social Studies R. SHERMAN KINGSBURY Acacia, Writ- ers' Club, Caerulea Photo., CSF, Adv. Orchestra, Christmas Concert, Operetta Firefly , Host HERBERT W. KIRKLAND Woodshop GEORGE A. KLINE Track Club MELVIN LOUIS KLISS Crew, Student Body Store, Salesmanship Club WILLI KLUEHE Radio Club IANE C, KNAUSS Commercial HELEN KNEYMYER JAMES WILFORD KNIGHT Crew MARY LOUISE KOEHLER Young Scrib- blers, Spanish Club, Hostess Club, Iuven- tus VERA KRUGER GAA IRMA FREIDA KULL Girls' L Club, Swimming Club MASAKO KUMAMOTO Iapanese Friend- ship Circle BARBARA KUSTER BETTY IANQUIL LA BOON Art IEAN LAKEY Sterling High School, Kan- sas BETTY LANDES MARIORIE ROSE LANE Euodia, GAA, Ir. Glee Club bILL LANG B Football, B Track, Ir. Cir- gonian BETTY RUTH LARSEN Hostess Club KENT PALMER LARSEN B Football, I. V. and V. Baseball, Fireman, Central Comm. Boys' League LUCILLE M. LARSEN German Club, Gregg Club 59 IRA WILSON LAYCOCK Sec, Host., Fire- man, B Football BILL LE CROY Metal Shop ALVIN LEE Mathematics EDNA IEAN LEITER Home Making DORIS ALMEDA LESTER Art Apprec. Club, Euodia, Iuventus, Hostess Club, Alexis Carrel, Biology Club, Outing Club DON I. LEWIS Gym Team, Acacia Art, Ac- robatus Club MARIE LUCILLE LEWIS Drill Team DON Y. LICHTI Science MARTHA LINDSTROM Pres. Hi Tri, Hos- tess Club, Girls' League Adv. Bd., Easter Concert, Christmas Concert CLARICE IONE LINDQUIST Art BOB LINEBERGER Comm. of Safety, See. Boys' League, Letterman's Committee, Ad Club, Ushers' Club, Bohemian Club, Ir. Cirgonian, Fire Capt., Speakers' Workshop DOROTHY HELEN LISENBA Hostess Club, Ushers' Club, GAA, Sec. Hostess ADALEAN I. LOMBARD CSF, Adv. Orch. BOBBY LORDEN LOIS MARY LOUGHRAN Hostess Club, International Day Pageant HAROLD THOMAS LOWELL Commercial WILLIAM G. LOWER Spanish Club. Chem. Club STANLEY LOZA Phineas Banning School. Wilmington, California MARTY LUMEL Football, Track MARY LUTES HELEN ROSAMOND MAC QUESTON Ushers' Club WHITNEY MADDUX Hostess Club, Pi Kappa, Press. Cortes., Hi Life, GAA BARBARA MAY MAGRUDER Speakers' Workshop, Pres. Young Scribblers, Hoi Planetai DALE L. MAGNER German Club, Crew, Cross Country MARY KATHERINE MAHLER German Club, Ir, Girls' Glee ELEANOR IEANNE MANDELL Drill Team, Ushers' Club, Chem. Club, Iuven- tus, Spanish Club, Hostess Club PATRICIA M. MARICLE Salesmanship Club, 'lshers' Club GORDON MARSH B Basketball, V. Bas- ketball 60 BETTY MARTIN DOUGLAS D. MARTIN Commercial ELAINE MARTIN Ushers' Club, Hi Tri GLENN H. MARTIN Social Studies PAULO MARTINEL Spanish Club BEVERLY LA VON MARTZ Whittier High School, Whittier, California MAXINE MASON IACK MATTHIAS Engineers' Club, ROTC RUSSEL B. MAURER Engineers' Club, ROTC, Aviation Club, Spanish Club IOYMYRRL MAXFIELD Latin Contio, Drill Team, Adv. Orch., Uniform Board, Portia, Ushers' Club, Engineers' Club IOAN CATHERINE MAYER International Day Pageant, CSF, Gregg Club, Christmas Concert GRAYCE ELIZABETH MCARTHUR South- eastern, Detroit, Michigan BETTY BELLE McCLARY Sigma Phi, Hos- tess Club, CSF, Spanish Club, Chem. Club MARIORIE McCLURE CSF-4, Assoc. Ed. Caerulea, French Club, Ushers' Club, Girls' League Adv. Bd., Hostess Club, Portia, Gold L, Chem. Club, Bowling Club, Lamp Recipient CLIFFORD V. MCCONNICO Gymnastics DON . MCCORKINDALE Golf Ushers I . Club, Agenda, Hoi Planetai, Latin Con- tio, Spanish Club, Speakers' Bureau, CSF IACK McCUTCHEN Salesmanship Club LORRAINE E. MCDONALD Ushers' Club, Hostess Club EDNA B. MCDOUGALL Salesmanship Club, Bowling Club RUSSEL A. McFARLAND V. Tennis, Wri- ters' Club BETTY G. McINTYRE Gregg Club, Christ- mas Concert BETTY MCLEAN Hi Tri, Hostess Club, Fireman HAROLD LAMBER1' MCNABB Mech. Drawing SHIRLEY LEE MCNEIL CSF EVERETT CHARLES MCSHANE Banning Union High School, Banning, California WARD MCSHANE IAMES DAVID McWILLIAMS Radio Club, Radio Amateur Club DONALD MEAD 6 I fs 4 - L ,rr-ri N, K, iii' IOHN H. MEAD Fire Capt., Swimming, Pres. Swimming Club, Hi Y, Ushers' Club, Ir. Cirgonian Club, Gold L, Student Body Store, Pres. Boys' Bowling Club VINCENT MERCER FREDDIE MILBURN BETTY MILES Hi Tri, Gregg Club IACK W. MILLER Mathematics WALLY I. MILLER Astronomy Club, Ger- man Club KATHRYN R. MILLER Ushers' Club, CSF, Caerulea Art, Band LOWELL MORTON MILLER Auto Mech- anics '- EVELYN MILLS Chorus, Christmas Con- cert, Crew KARLEEN ADELLE MINNICK Hostess Club, Ushers' Club IARION MONROE Mathematics BOB MONTGOMERY Science PHYLLIS L. MONTGOMERY Gregg Club THELMA MOON CSF, French Club GEORGE R. MOORE Engineers' Club WILMA DARLENE MOORE CSF, Euodia. Spanish Club, Portia, Caerulea BARBARA MORGAN Commercial IESS S. MORGAN Swimming RAWLIN S. MORGAN Yell Leader, Boys' Glee, Christmas Concert, Opera JIMMY MORRISON VIRGINIA MORRISON VIVIAN MAE MORROW Gregg Club, Hi Tri, Eundia, Alexis Carrel EDNA MOSLEY NORMA M. MUELLER Hostess Club, Ush- ers' Club PATTI LOUISE MULDER Salesmanship Club, Ushers' Club ALICE NORIME MUNN Commercial FOSTER E. MURPHY ROTC, Pres. Latin Contio, Engineers' Club, Aviation Club BANRI MUTAGUCHI Radio Club 62 EMMETT C. MYERS ROTC, Radio Club, Miners' Club, Aviation Club WILBER MYERS ROTC, Radio Club, Miners' Club, Aviation Club IAMES MYL Ed. Hi Life, Pres. Pi Kappa, Quill U Scroll, Caerulea, Central Comm., CSF, Tennis, Christmas Concert, Press Corr. HELEN DOREEN NAISMITH Tonopah High School, Tonopah, Nevada ANGIE NAKASHIMA ABC Club, GAA, Girls' League Ad. Bd. CLARENCE NEBERGALL PAUL NEBLE Crew, Track, Boys' Glce RONALD NELSON BARBARA NESS German Club, Portia, Ushers' Club ETHEL NEWHAUSE Hi Tri, Social Studies EUGENE NEWMAN IACK H. NEWMAN Baseball, Cross Country IACK O. NEWMAN Track Club, B Track, V. Track LORAINE NICOLAUS Alexis Carrel VALENTINE L. NIETO Spanish Club IOE NOEL Social Studies VIRGINIA HELEN NORAIN Commercial JACK NORRIS DOROTHY MAEANNE NORTH Drill Team, Iuventus, Young Scribblers, Sigma Phi, Hi Life, Golf Club BILL O. NORTHCIITT ROTC WILLIAM ROY NOR'l'ON Salesmanship Club, Fireman, B Crew, Rowing Club WILLIAM F. NYE Track BARBARA IEAN O'CONNELL Hostess Club, Ushers' Club CLAYTON CHARLES ODERKIRK Sales- manship Club SADAKO ROSE OHTA japanese Friend- ship Circle, GAA CLARA NELL O' KELLEY Drill Team, CSF, Latin Contio GREG L. OLNEY Ad Club, Ir. Cirgonian, C. of C., Spanish Club, Chem. Club, Ush- ers' Club, Hi Life, Fire Capt., ROTC IEFFREY THOMAS OLSEN CSF, Spanish Club, Chem. Club, Biology Club, Fireman, ROTC, Engineers' Club 63 , if . rx' ,N .. 5 if ,. HF if so K-2 Y' NORMA OLSEN Sales Club, Sec, Hostess RUTH IEANETTE O'NEIL Sales Club BOB OPSOL ANTOINETTE AUDREY OSTER Ushers' Club, Hostess Club, Sec. Hostess HAROLD RAYMOND OSWALD History CHARLOTTE ANN OTTELE Salesman' ship Club, Ushers' Club, Student Body Store REGENE OWEN MADELYN MAXINE PACK Ushers' Club, Hostess Club, Hi Life KAREN PADGHAM Portia, Writers' Club, French Club, Engineers' Club, Uniform Board, English Riding Club, Chem. Club BEATRIX MARY PALMER Nursing Club, Bowling Club BILL PALMER ROBERTA LOIS PALMER Home Nursing Club, Golf Club ED PANNELL DEMITRA PANOS VANESE PARLIN Girls' Crew, Sales Club JUDY VALDENE PATTERSON Band BERT HAMILTON PAUL V. Track, Track Club, Stamp Club, Ushers' Club, Sales Club, B Track, Ad Club, V. Pres. Ir. Cir- gonian, Sec. Boys' Bowling Club, C. of C. BETTY PEARL IUNE ALICE PEARSON Hostess Club, Young Scribblers IEWEL PENIWELL Chem. Team, Chem. Club, Caerulea Photographer EDWIN RAY PENROSE Crew, Student Body Store PAUL PENZ Hi Life, Caerulea, Printing ALICE IRENE PERLE Commercial RAY K. PERSON Social Studies ROY H. PERSON Social Studies EARL PETERSON KENNETH PETERSEN V. Track. C Track, Ir. Cirgonian, Ushers' Club, Track Club, Fireman LOA PETERSON Gregg Club, Iuventus, French Club 64 GEORGIANN PETTYGROVE Hostess Club WINIFRED LAURENE PHELPS Hostess Club, Adv. Orch., Drill Team, Swimming Club, Nursing Club, Ushers' Club, Hi Tri, CSF, Operetta Firefly IOHN P. PHILLIPS French Club, Adv. Orch., Operetta Firefly, I. V. Golf BARBARA F. PIERCE Caerulea Art, GAA, Sales Mgr. Caerulea, Stage Crew, Stage Make-Up, Fireman ELZA LEE PINKERTON GAA GEORGE W. PINKERTON History DOLORES MARGLIERITE PLATZ Field Kindley High School, Coffeyville, Kansas ROBERT W. POINDEXTER Chem. Team, CSF, Chem. Club, German Club MILDRED POPE RAY POTTER Ad Club, Ushers' Club, Ir. Cirgonian, B Football, B Track, Fire Capt. ROBERT W. POWELL Science BARBEE GENE POWERS Art Apprec. Club, Ushers' Club, Hostess Club MARILYN ELLA PRESHAW Girls' High School, San Francisco, California WILLIAM DONALD PRESLEY Caerulea and Hi Life Photographer, ROTC IIM PRESTON Stage Crew, Radio Club, Hi Y VERNE HARRY PRESTON Radio Club BETTY IO PROUD Anaheim Union High School, Anaheim, California ROBERT E. PROWELL Swimming Club, Student Body Store, Hi Y, Ushers' Club, Stamp Club MARY ELIZABETH PUCKETT Opcretta Firefly, German Club, Christmas Con- cert, CSF MARIANNE PURDY Senior Play i'Ladies of the Iury, Pride and Prejudice, Wri- ters' Club, CSF, GAA, Editor of Acacia ANETH QUICK Band PEGGY QUINN Commercial THELMA A. RANSOM Hostess Club, Sales- manehip Club BARBARA RASMUSSEN Hostess Club, Ushers' Club, GAA, Sec. Hostess BILL JAMES RATLIFF B Basketball PAULINE RAY REX RAYMER German Club, Writers' Club, CSF-3 VIRGINIA LOUISE RAYMOND Spanish Club, Iuventus, Golf Club, Art Apprec. Club, Make-Up Crew, Hostess Club, GAA, Ushers' Club 65 s. 1 '89 , , ' ur e g K S.. Lgffay K , 4? X ,W , I M . ,am i ,lx nf 'K I ' .s I, 5, .. S ? , ti, ni- 1 : e l Q-N ,, 53 'mrs' G VIRGINIA REAGAN Sec. and Treas. Ad Club, Corrcs. Sec. and Treas. Girls' League Adv. Bd., Portia, CSF HAZEL RECTOR IEAN ELIZABETH REDMAN Spanish Club DON REED Science ERMA GRACE REED Sec. French Club, Sr. Glee Club, Golf Club, C. of C. CYNTHIA REEDER MARY F. REEDER Ushers' Club RHODA REESE Press Corres., Asst. Ed. Acacia, Pres. Writers' Club, Girls' League Adv. Bd., Sec. Golf Club, Ushers' Club, Agenda, Uniform Bd., Hi Life, Latin Con- tio, Fireman, Pi Kappa KATHERINE ADELL REES Drill Team HOWARD L. REID Band, Orchestra, ROTC Band, CSF VIRGINIA LOUISE REISBECK Commer- cial EDNA MAE RENFRO Hostess Club, Sr. Glee Club, Sales Club, Gregg Club DENISE MARYLIN REYNOLDS Social Studies IACK EDWARD RICE Cross Country, V. Track, Ir. Cirgonian, German Club CONNIE O. RICHARDSON Commercial LEILA P. RICHARDSON Outing Club KENNETH DANIEL RIGBY Aviation Club, ROTC SHIRLEY ANN RIOPELLE Ushers' Club LEE ROY RIPPETIIE ROTC ERNEST E, RIVES Commercial GERALD ROBERTS TARREL KNAP ROBERTS Industrial Arts WILLIAM S. ROBERTSON Social Studies ROBERT W. ROBINSON Social Studies JUNE WILMA ROE Commercial LEON J. ROSENLOF Industrial Arts ROY STEWART ROSS Crew Club BETH ROSSER French Club, Drill Team 66 STANLEY I. ROSSI Treas. Sales Club, Hi Life IVIARY MARGARET ROTH Ushers' Club, Spanish Club, English Riding Club, Bowling Club, Outing Club, Cabin Club, Tennis Club, GAA WILMA MARIE ROLIT Caerulea, Sales Club, Gregg Club IOHN D. ROWE Compton IC, Compton, California MARIORIE E. RUSSEL Science IOHN SAGER CHARLES EDGAR SALTER B Crew EDNA SALTER HOMER IRVIN SARGEANT Drafting ANN SATERLEE Commercial ANNETTE SAUNDERS Spanish Club MARILYN LOUISE SAVAGE Drill Team DONALD M. SCHONBERG Adv. Orch., CSP, German Club VIRGINIA SCHUBIIRGH Portia, Uniform Bd. Ch., French Club, Hostess Club, Ush- ers' Club, Art Apprec. Club, Girls' League Adv. Bd. HELEN SCHULMAN Hostess Club, Gregg Club DORIS SCHWARTZ HELEN SCHWENK Hostess Club, GAA, Rec. Sec. Outing Club, Pres. Outing Club, Bowling Club, Sec. and Treas. of GAA, Girls' L Club PHYLLIS MAY SCOTT GAA, CSF, Euodia, Hostess Club, Chem. Club, Engineers' Club, Sec. Hostess Club, Iuventus EF: BERNICE SCRIVNER Hi Tri, Gregg Ll NEVA BEATRICE SCRIVNER Hi Tri, Gregg Club PHYLLIS SELVY Commercial CHARLIE R. SENTER BERTRAM GLENN SEWELL Great Falls High School, Great Falls, Montana DON R. SHAFFER Ir. Cirgonian, Ad Club, Ushers' Club, Fireman, Cent. Comm., I. V, Football, V. Football, Caerulea PHYLLIS SHEEHAN Caerulea ANNETTE A. SHELEY Sec. Student Body Store, Drill Team ROBERT SHEPHERD MITZ M. SHIMAZU B Football 67 WILLIAM T. SHIROISHI Iapanese Friendship Circle, I. V. Track, Cross Country MARGARET LUCILLE SHOOP Home Man- agement CHARLES VAN GUNDY WILLIAM LEROY SHUMATE Pres. lr. Class. Vice Pres. Senior Class, V. Swim- ming, Ushers' Club. Swimming Club, Sec. Host, Chem. Club RUBY MAY SIEVERS Drill Team, luven- tus. Young Scribblers BETTIE ANNE SILVA GAA, Stage Make- Up IOYCE L. SIMPSON Rec. Sec. Girls' League, Ad Club, Ushers' Club, Hostess Club. Acacia. Portia, Bohemian Club, Bulletin Ch., Girls' League Adv. Bd. FRED SINCOCK MARGIE SKINNER Drill Team, Swimming Club FRED SKOGLAND ELLIS G. SLACK Hi Y, V. Tennis CHARLES SLATER IR. Aviation Club, ROTC, Radio Club LON SLUSSER Social Studies BETTIE SMITH Sr. Glee, Drill Team, Christmas Concert, Ir. Girls' Glee BETTY MAE SMITH Hostess Club, Ush- ers' Club DOROTHY ELEANOR SMITH Ushers' Club, Hostess Club, Alexis Carrel, Chem. Club, Hi Tri GLENN SMITH HAROLD A. SMITH Zumbrota High School, Minnesota IACK ROBERT SMITH Industrial Arts IACK S. SMITH Zumbrota High School, Minnesota IOSEPH ROBERT SMITH B Football ORAH ANNE SMITH Adv. Orch., French Club, Chem. Club, Aviation Club, CSF, Drill Team, Bowling Club, Lamp Recipient SHIRLEY LOUISE SMITH Hostess Club, Salesmanship Club SHIRLEY MARIE SMITH Pres. Outing Club NANCY SMOCK PEGGY SNOW Caerulea HOWARD SNYDER V. Tennis DICK SOIKE Engineers' Club, CSF 68 BETTY MARGARET SOLME GAA, H05- tess Club, Outing Club, Bowling Club, Minor L WANDA JANE SORENSON Hostess Club, Hi Tri, Jr. Girls' Glee, Jr. Herpetolog- ical Club, Ushers' Club DEWITT SPARR Bowling Club, Hi Life Make-up, Caerulea, Printing THELMA SPEIGHT VIRGINIA BELLE SPRINGER Drill Team, Juventus Club ROBERT EARL SQIIIRES B Track, B Football, Band, Cross Country DONALD DAVID STACY J. V. Football ROBERT A. STARK Chem. Club, Engi- neers' Club ANITA JOYCE STEELE Sr. Glee Club, Operetta, Christmas Concert ANN STEVENS Assoc. Ed. Hi Life, Sec. Pi Kappa, Caerulea, Sr. Girls' Glee, Operettta, Christmas Concert, Tennis Club, Hostess Club, Ushers' Club MARY JANE STIMSON LAUREL B. STOKES Hi Tri, Student Body Store HELEN JOYCE STONE Commercial JEAN MARIE STONE Masque and San- dal, Christmas Concert, Hi Life JIILIAN JEFFERY STONE C Track, B Track, Stage Crew, Student Body Store, Track Club WALTER H. STONE Ad Club, Ushers' Club, Sports Ed. Caerulea, B Track, Fire Capt. Track Club, Jr. Cirgonians, V. Pres. Boys' Bowling, Boys' League Central Comm., Lettermans' Bd. EUGENE STONER Aviation Club IRENE L. STORM Science JOHN D. STROUSE Speakers' Workshop, Jr. Cirgonian, Ushers' Club, ROTC MARGARET SIILLANS JOAN IRENE SWANMAN Social Studies CAROLYN SWENSON Drill Team, V. Pres. and Pres. Hi Tri, Adv. Orch, Fire- man. Girls' League Adv. Bd. GEORGE TAGASHIRA C Track FRANCIS C. TANNER B Football, Chem. Club DOUGLASS WOOD TARBELL Football JUNE TATE Drill Team, Hostess Club, Costume Crew DONNA TAYLOR Sr. Glee Club, IUVBIIIUS HAROLD C. TAYLOR Drafting 69 ,M 'Q fb 1, -' 'K 'l if ,, X lag ui 'Q 7 1 .- i EI? A .f w 'Yi' S in fr ge I ar, mf Q r ff Q' ,,. .ai A ,xx . NMI QT .Mm 'Q IONA BERNICE TERKELSEN GAA, La- tin Contio KATHERINE LOUISE THAYER Caeruf lea, Gregg Club, Band DICK 'THOMAS Basketball, Football FLOYDEANE THOMASON Hi Life BETTY IEAN THORPE Phoenix Union High School, Phoenix, Arizona BERNIS THURMAN LETA ADALENE TILLEY Iuventus LARRAINE ELOISE TILLNER Drill Team JACKSON MILTON TODD Track, Track Club, Euodia BETTY TRACY VERA MAE TREMBLY CSF, Gregg Club LILLIAN TROLLINGER Caerulea RICHARD TROUTMAN IOSEPHINE FRANCES TRUCANO GAA, Pres. L Club, Ushers' Club, Chem. Club, Latin Contio, Bowling Club BEA TUCKER Hostess Club, Gregg Club BILL TUCKER German Club SHELTON B. TUDOR Robert E. Lee High School, Iacksonville, Florida CLEM C. TURNER Comm. of Arts, Pres. Agenda Club, Swimming, Track, Sec. Latin Contio, CSF CHARLES L. VAN AMBURGH Engineers' Club, German Club CLARENCE H. VAN HORN Masque and Sandal, Adv. Orch,, CSF, Senior Play, German Club BOB D. VARLEY Industrial Arts LEWIS DONALD VERNON Ir. Cirgon- ian, Engineers' Club, ROTC, Asst. Mgr. Student Body Store WARREN E. VINTON Mathematics DOROTHY MAY WAHL Iuventus, Drill Team MARIBEL WALBROOK Band ALICIA IENIEVE WALKER Corr. Sec. Girls' League Adv. Bd., Portia Chairman, Ushers' Club, Hostess Club, Spanish Club, Chem. Club HAROLD WALKER Radio Club, B Crew WILLIAM H. WALLACE Tennis, Asst. Fire Chief, Radio Club, Chem. Club 70 IOHN CLAYTON WANGSNESS Iordan High School, Long Beach, California CHARLOTTE E. WATSON Ushers' Club, Hostess Club EVELYN WATSON BETTY I. WEAVER Girls' League Adv. Bd., GAA Executive Bd. BOB L. WEAVER Hollywood High School, Hollywood, California LE ROY JEROME WEBB Banning High School, Banning, California ALBERT WELLER RONALD REX WELLER German Club, llshers' Club DONNA E. WELLS Bishop High School, Bishop, California BOB WEST DONALD WEST DOROTHY IEAN WETZEL Swimming Club, French Club YVONNE WHATLEY Tulare High School, Tulare, California WINSTON F. WHIPPLE Chem. Club BETTE FRANCES WHITE Commerial CARLYLE WHITE Tennis, Speakers' Workf shop, Ir. Speakers' Bureau CAROLYN M. WHITE Vice Pres. Girls' League, Adv. Bd., Ad Club, Ushers' Club, Hostess Club LIIRA IOY WHITE Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach, California MARION H. WHITNEY Ushers' Club, Art Apprec. Club, Salesmanship Club NEVA BETH WHITTLE Crew, GAA, Euodia ROBERT WICK Rowing, Ushers' Club MAXINE LOUISE WICKHORST Drill Team DORETTA WILCOX Paseo High DONALD D. WILDMAN Math. LOIS ELBERTA VVILLE Euodia, Spanish Club, Sr. Glee Club DAVID L. WILLIAMS Band, ROTC, Ger- man Club, CSF HAROLD B. WILLIAMS Band, Hoi Planf etai, ROTC, CSF MARGARET ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Commercial 7I as shy-M VIRGINIA HELEN WILLIAMS Commercial BETTY IANE WILLIAMSON Costume Crew, Make-Up Crew BILL WILLIAMSON Ir. Cirgonian, Latin Contio, Agenda, Ushers' Club, Fire Capt., Caerulea, CSF, Gold L, Lamp Recipient BARBARA WILSON DOUGLAS WILSON DUANE Rl WILSON Mathematics GEORGIE WILSON Hostess Club, Sales Club, Gregg Club MARIORIE MARIE WILSON Social Studies MARIE M. WOMBACKER CSF, Hostess Club, Ushers' Club, Spanish Club, Make- Up Crew LEONARD EDGAR WOOD ROTC, Avia- tion Club, Astronomy Club DAVID C. WRIGHT Industrial Arts GENE WRIGHT Crew IAMES WARREN WRIGHT Football, Band, ROTC, Chem. Club, CSF CARL WULFSBERG Social Studies HAROLD WULFSBERG HELEN IANE YOUNG Hi Life WAYNE YOUNG Boys' Glee Club WILLIAM E. YOUNG Ushers' Club, Sales- manship Club, Football, Track, Baseball ZUZANNE YOUNGBLOOD Gregg Club, SF CHARLES GRIFFITH YOUNKE Salesman- ship Club, Mgr. V. Football, Caerulea Photog. PAUL G. ZIGLASH Social Studies IUNIOR E. ZIMMERMAN Band, Orchestra LYNN ZIMMERMAN Highland High School, Highland, Kansas 72 JUNIOR CLASS-The Junior Class This year was especially honored by Caerulea, Tor This is The TirsT Time ThaT individual picTures oT all Juniors have been included. The Poly phoTography classes, under The direcTion oT Mr. l-loward Gray, Took all oT The l T37 picTures and prepared Them Tor engraving. 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They have accomplished This purpose by Their worlq in various clubs, inTer- esT in scholarship, and parTicipaTion in aThleTics. Their Tine spiriT Trom The sTarT is evidence ThaT They will conTinue To uphold The scholarship and TradiTions ThaT have always been a viTal parT oT Poly l-ligh. For The TirsT Time The Sophomore B Class elecTed oTTicers. The elecTion was held Too laTe To have Their picTures in This secTion. The oTTicers were: Donald Bren- ner, pres.g Alice Manners. v. presg June Duncan, sec.q l3eTTy BooTh, Treas. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Dick Scott, fprcsjg Dorothy Dickey, Cv. pres.Jp Delwin Dahms, 1treas.J3 Dick Walker, Qsec.J Sophomore Class 4 kfV5Y5iJlif?:?k3f?5??fAW ':-NSF! -wifi . 3. Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Sophomore Class I 5 59 OP 'WORIXE P6 Cl I av-115' my wmcu our.: I .-of HQVGH Lure . FORTVNKNERS . . . mom-iam . . .?.? ,, Y 'W I 'UBI i xi 1 CHN5 TMGS TOYS A, 1 a gf? Q, 5 G Gi G' Camus.:-:Q RSSEMBLY M434 aa- ..,.kxmad-.-ar.- ,apww--Vw. 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N gl -eigrf--fi, Q ., ygw2Qg Wm-fviwf-1 A -2 ', .uri 2. - ' my Q-.: :: , - Q 1 ' u.:-Warm --.'V'.a- -Q5 1' -.. .M if 1:WH?:A5::ze'YfY'Hff-YW'1335--f'-'Z-i24l7XIeEu5ffz::sTS:.-xv-fn W if 'W ' H M I ' 2 sffiflg i if ,'A55X ' o ' -vv '.'.45LQ ' N fifig' X, H , ,,,,g. il em -fmwfsv . -nf wvwzym-,f1f.f4u vm me-wrdwffm-aw --we Aww my ,mam- -,fm 3 is gf Sl V, -E 4, qi WZ ii li, Qi 35 if 3 il li V -LA ii ii li fi W QE li il -5 ii 5 E fi if .ji Er iz :E is-'ggsgg Grand Canyon Na+ionel Park by Fred mfvvy Tmnspon Deparfmeni V ,, ., ..., 1 . , 'Q wi-S, K 55 fi g 52 Q , if Lfxf - P 78. 1.4 at .sei 2 .L .mg 5 ' f A,.,-ff' ,,,.-1- ,. W' ' ig oicuzsrnA DIVE , Q MIIUIMBIR I ur E l7q 6 f j vw I Hmmm CHRISTMAS CONCERT-Depicling scenes from flue Bible in panlo- mime willw soil music and carols for accompanimenl. flue Annual Clwrisl- mas Concerl was presenled by sludenls ancl leaclwers in llfie Poly Audi- lorium cluring llwe weelc preceding Clirislmas. Miss Sliouse, Mr. Gill, Miss Rumsey, Miss Holi, Mrs. l-liggins, Miss Richards, Miss Wyanl and Miss Aaronson ioinecl forces in making llwis year's concerl anollwer link in llfme long clwain ol successes. I l maxim . - ' - -, , , NaughTy MarieTTa Capable vocalisnfi and smooTh acTing linkecl To a lively ploT made The pro- clucTion OT VicTor l-lerberT's popular opereTTa, NaughTy MarieTTa , presenTed by The Music DeparTmenT in The Poly AudiToriurn a oleTiniTe iT MOST oT The acTion Takes place in New Orleans abouT I75O. ln The open- ing scene, CapTain Dick Warrinqlon has been senT To The Place ol'Arrnes To capTure The noTorious piraTe, Bras Pique. There he nneeTs an irrespon- sible, high-born girl, lVlarieTTa, who has leTT The convenT To see The worlol. Then The ploT unTolols To The beauTiTul sTrains oT l-lerberT's cornposiTions symbolized by The opening. which is a lovely Tone picTure oT olawn, rw--M sl T' : 1 Y zswusnwmwiul n -an 'mm .s1egi.in1s.4.a...L ' 'sham' ' fmmuxxwe'-:ff Through To The climaxing reTrain, Ah, sweeT mysTery oT liTe . Tramp, Tramp, Tramp g Taisez Vous 3 NaughTy MarieTTa g IT never, never can be love g IT I were anybody else g 'NeaTh The SouThern moon 7 and The sTirring Tinale, lTalian sTreeT song, make up The opereTTa's musical dieT. This year RoberTa Dodge and Laura Baird played The TiTle roleg Margo Burns and VioleT GranT as LizeTTe, Mary Pucl4eTT and Eileen Eschelman as Adah : Charles Keller and Olin Rampey as CapTain Dickug Gaylord Fisher and RoberT MaTheny as ETienneg Don Nunez and Diclc MonT- gomery as Simonq Clarence Van T-lorn and Richard Williams as Cap- Taing Seymour lvlarlss and Charles T-lopper as RudolTo, were The sup- porTing casT. I-I.-.,1M,5WmiWmfmL f s:fWM i..1um- W -nw ---wwf---Nm SENIOR GIRLS' AND JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE-IT wouid be unTair To aT- TribuTe The success oT The ChrisTrnas ConcerT and school Opera To one group. DireoTeoI by Iviiss Mary Shouse, The Senior Girls' Glee and Junior Girls' Glee combined eTTorTs in The prooIucTion oT boTh The ChrisTrnas ConcerT anol IighT Opera. Singing beTore civic and TraTernaI groups was also a parT oT The work oT poTh groups Tor The year. SR. GIRLS' GLEE-ROW I: McGee, Murphy, Dodge, Bagg, Deklync, Burns, Mayle, Martz, Witt. ROW II: Betty jean Bennet, Baird, Christensen, Thomas, Reed, Rose, Wille, Puckett. ROW III: Parker, Stimson, Casey, Swanua Dell Collins, Grant, Marable, Lorraine Miller, Bullard, Meshad. ROW IV: Dorothy Collins, Bailey, Parr, Oakey, Hawes, Shirley Bennett, Stevens, Taylor, Iuanita Miller, Foster, Kenyon, Iohnson. Northcutt, Stule, Wilson. GIRLS' CHOIR-ROW I: DeWitt, Woodford, Elvert, Schexnayder, Wiles, Stafford, Ball, Westugard, Del. ROW II: Fernald, Kiriaze, Glutli, Barrus, Gardner, Speight, Scott, Satterlee. ROW III: Fairbanks, Hazier, Hillehrant, Maxine Carlson, Mclntyre, Saunders Polhill, Constance, Carlson, Martin. ROW IV: Edwards, Freeman, Paxson, VVhipple, Speigel, Kendall, Kuykendall. 49:55 1' 55, 1 Ul- , f H BOY'S GLEE-This group is an indispensable linlc in The chain oi musical groups al Poly. Irs record of successful choral programs presenied before Civic groups This year, coupled wilh ihe part ii plays in The annual Chris- mas Concerr and Opera. makes ii an ouisiandinq organizaiion on the Green and Gold campus. ADVANCED ORCHESTRA-ROW I: Alice Whitesell, Phelps, Zarate, Kelly, Schwartz, Douglass, Smith, Bradley, Cure. ROW II: Fraser, Doran, Ima Woods, Freed, Dalrymple, Appling, Freeman, Rosegrant, Dunbar. ROW III: Dixon, Dell, Aringa, Price, Le Baron, Sittig, Sugiyama, Rosser, Iacobus. ROW IV: Fleming, Wasden, Palmer, Bernard, Blair, Mercer, Forscutt, Van Horn. ROW V: Schonberg, Farragh, jack Reid, Fuston, Ferguson, Newell, Kilpatrick, Harder. ROW VI: Fincher, Muriel Whitesell, Tom Wood, Howard Reid, Anderson, Lindberg, Hemlera, Phillips. ROW VII: Roy, Lombard, Mr. Gill Qinstructorl, Shaha, Breckner. BOYS' GLEE CLUB-ROW I: Rampey, Feeback, Loren Williams, Corbet, Agnew, Curtis, Keller, Hawkins, McKinney. ROW II: Montgomery, Pard, Monroe, Richard Williams, Smith, lones, Hal Williams, Steidel. ROW III: Thompson, Hagman, Sorenson, Troutman, Cabot, Matheny, Martin, Young. ROW IV: Fusselman. Fewkes, Andreason, Shepard, Lund. x ffieilfffl- ' Moak' Q I1 ll WM' DRILL TEAM-Composed ol I5O girls in while, carrying green and gold pom-boms, lhe drill leam performed colorlul lormalions lor lhe enler- lainmenl ol lhe crowds during lhe hall-lime periods of The home games. BAND--Under lhe direclion ol Mr. Anlhony Gill, lhe band broughl new laurels lo Poly. During lhe basl school year They performed al fool- ball and baslcelball games and al lhe assemblies. The members spenl many Jrireless hours perlecling lheir lechnigue and deserve a greal deal ol gralilude lrome lhe sludenl body. 1 Y-Z- L 'M' l SPEAKERS' BUREAU-Under The able leadership oT Mr. lvlcCay, The Speakers' Bureau has been ol greaT help To our CiTy in providing spealc- ers Tor diTTerenT TraTernal, civic, religious, paTrioTic, and educ:aTional groups. The members oT This organizaTion are in greaT demand Tor educaTional and c:hariTy drives and are ready To give Their services aT all Times. SPEAKERS BUREAU-ROW I: Magruder, Edwards, Rust, Muchmore, lVICCorl-cindale, Cather, Mr. lVICCay ladviserj. ROW ll: Wilson, Bonhall, Tudor, Peterson, Hobbs, Strouse, Lineberger. ROW III: Van Gundy, Freda, Wallace, Cowan, Bothamley, Cole, Hostutler, Fruchtman. QHEAKERS' XJLIREAU-SECOND SEMESTER-ROW I: Mr. lVIcCay Qadviserj, Magruder, Edwards, jonsen, Rust, Curry, Buris, Muchmore. ROW II: Fisher, Freda, Bonhall, McC0rkinda1e, Cather, Olney, Hobbs. ROW III: jones, Lineberger, Bothamley, Wallace, Cole, Cowan, Wulfsberg. was . 'lv mm fluff- i Mmm, , ' Wi 5 . M.,-,,.-,,Q,,,,m,,4z,, V K , , I A .ja S m, IQ., 51,5 ef Ziff 5 .FQ Q Di. f,,,'.i' Z5- YW' ,qw- fr nm' EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING CONTEST-The Annual ExTemporan- eous Speaking ConTesT was sponsored by The Friday Morning Discussion Club and parTicipaTion was open To all sTudenTs in Poly. The TinalisTs gave Three minuTe Tallcs in a school assembly aTTer having had only one half hour To prepare speeches based on magazine arTicles. There were cash prizes Tor The TirsT and second place winners. FirsT place winner This year was John Mead: second place was Talcen by Bob Lineberger. LIONS CLUB SPEAKING CONTEST-ROW I: Mr, McCay fadviserj, Burris, Muchmore, Magruder, MCCOrkindale, Edwards, Ionsen. ROW II, Cowan, Cather, Olney, Mr. Adams. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING CONTEST-ROW I: Magruder, Muchmore, Lineberger, Coco, Mead, Goldhamer, Fisher, Curry. ROW II: Mr. McCay, Cather, Hicks, Fruchtman, Cole, Schonberg, Graham, Mr. Wright. 26535-2AxQwiL1Pn,v:13 i6S,, l 4 .,, .,,u.,if'zE,l, , ATHLETES SPEAKING .CONTEST-The Alhleies Speaking Conlesi. under lhe sponsorship ol lhe Poly Chamber ol Commerce. offered an opporluniiy io all boys who had earned a lelier in any spori lo pariici- pale in an annual spealcing coniesi. The preliminary iryouls were in December, and lhe final conlesi was held The Third week in January. The eniire siucleni body was preseni lo hear The linalisis give live min- uie speeches on some phase ol sporismanship. A'I'HLE'l'ES' SPEAKING CONTEST-ROW I: Wallace, Bonhall, DeC0udres, Iones, McCorkindale, Pannell, Barker. ROW II: Edwin C. Babe Horrell, Head Coach, U.C.L.A.g Mr. McCay Qadviserj, Howard jones, Head Coach, U.S.C.g Mike Pecrovitch, Head Coach, Loyola, Lineberger, Mr. Bell. SAFETY SPEAKERS'-Burnham, Sutter, Ehrman, Armstrong, Mrs. Wright, Peterson, White, KIOPPY McCay. 31 3- S , 361 AB -if ,ww .. VM '2?WeiQWlAinx nf' . uiv'V'M SENIOR PLAY- The Royal Family was one ol The cleveresl and besl wrilrlen plays ever lo be produced by Poly sludenls. The drama slressed The lradilion ol The Barrymore family in perpelualing lheir glorious name in The lhealre. There was much hilarious comedy, depicling The Barry- mores' unorlhodox way ol living. The response ol sludenls in Turning our lor Jrryouls was lhe grealesl in Poly's hislory. Poly's senior plays have consislenrly been ol line calibre, and under lvliss Breed's direclion The Royal Family will be remembered as one ol Poly's linesl dramaric achievmenls. SENIOR PLAY-FRONT ROW: Green, Van Horn, Christense D Klyne, Halbert, Edwards, Wilson. B chanan, Nunez, Purdy, Palmer. ON STAIRS: Mathney, Cocke. SENIOR PLAY: Rupp, Nunez, Forker, Lutes, Van Horn. MASQUE AND SANDAL-Again 'rhis year Poly's drarnalic club was responsible for ihe presenialion oi several excellenl programs in addiiion lo individual perlormances in ine annual Senior Play. One oi ine club's iinesl pieces of work was lhe wriiing and porlrayal oi an original play, COSTUME CREW-Poly's Coslume crew, in charge of Miss Nesbil, consirucied costumes designed by Siage Craii. Coslumes were made for ine Opera, Senior Play and Chrisirnas Conceri. MASQUE AND SANDAL-ROW I: Johnston, Edwards, Claxton, De Klyne, Anderson, Folsom, Stone, Hal- bert, Cocke. ROW II: Palmer, Williams, Curry, Morse, Forker, Milburn, Wendell, Miss Breedfadviserj. ROW III: Wilson, Nunez, Christensen, Green, Van Horn, Purdy, Farrow. COSTUME CREW-ROW I: Prouty, Brooks, Mitchell, Martin, Hawkins, Dohner, Newell, Campbell, Caruso. ROW II: Miss Nesbit tadviserj, Wolfe, lenkins, MacLean, Osborn, Barbara Rasmusson, Kimmons, Carr, Bell, Miss Hoff fadviserl. ROW III, Bruce, Dorothea johnson, Newman, Garner. Springe, Betty Rasmusson, Tate, Emar. ROW IV: Norton, Foster, Lutes, Gorrel, Fish, Carey, Nicolaus, Theone Iohnson. HC JFK. is mv , rf 'W WH? iii 'M' IIO STAGE CREW-The Siege crew is guided in iis work by Harry Fosier. The success of Poiy's dramaiic and music preseniaiions is greaiiy enhanced by The scenery conslrucied by The siege crew. PEN SWINGERS-Boys inieresied in carioon work were eligible lo ioin Pen Swingers. Discussions and criiicisms concerning carioons were offer- ed for ihe benefii of Jrhe members. STAGE CREW-ROW I: Humphreys, Hanson, Miller, Miss Foster iadviserj, Schinnerer, Doran, Eisner ROW II: Tyo, Angermund, Chazel, Haralson, Preston, Maurer, Watkins, Leckman. CARTOON CLUB-'ROW ONE: Holland, Harwick, Murray, Wallace, Kennedy, Gruver, Hart, Miss Lew- renz Qadviserj, ROW TWO: Iensen, Long, Weigel, Edwards, Anderson, Wolfson, Wainner. S sr, 'J I 99 'YF +2 fs v i I fear :iff .b , al? CHEMISTRY TEAM--Sixly-eighl schools enlerecl 240 sluolenls in The Chemislry Cohlesi held on May I3, I939. The members of Poly's leam were: Roberl Poindexler, Jewell Peniwell, Allhea Chrisloloher, Roberl l-ludgins, l-larolcl Curlis, and Roberl Kilpelriclc, allerhale. This year's ieam will be chosen from e class organized for chemislry maiors. CHEMISTRY TEAM-SECOND SEMESTER ROW I: Utsunomiya, Seiler, Blaylock, Dibhern, Ganley, Rossi,, Sugihara, Kuroda. ROW II, Hughes, Kingsbury, Fincher, Wallace, IVIacDavid, Gum, Fisher, Robin- son. ROW III: Barker, Elliott, Van Amburgh, Tucker, Soike. CHEMISTRY TEAM-ROW I: Peniwell, Hudgins, Christopher, Kilpatrick, Poindexter, Curtis. , N , . ..,..... ., . . , , . . , ,W ,. .- ,. , , ROTC-The Corps of Cadets numbers about 300. I+ is organized into a battalion consisting of a headquarters, band, and Three rifle companies. The aims oi The ROTC are io develop the qualities of good leadership and citizenship. HDQRS. and STAFF-ROW I: Lowell, Wilmore, Murphy, lane McGee tsponsorj, Bassett, Hood, Warren. ROW ll: Crittenden, Wright, Vernon. OFFICERS and NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS: Bassett, Crittenden, Dobbie, Dresler, Fincher, Gallez, jenny, Kahrs, Kilpatrick, Maurer, Murphy, Myers, Olney, Reid Sager, Vernon, Wright, Appelgarth, Ball, Birch, Bradley, Buzzard, Candland, Claypnol, Clor, Cosper, Cotto, Coughenor, Cowan, Creekman, Day, English, Fisher, Fitzgerald, Fleischman, Fraser, Freda, Fusselman, Geisler, Goddard, Goldhamer, Gum, Gwartney, Haasis, Hahn, Hart, Hartzell, Hood, Iackson, Iohnson, Lee, Lowell, lVIcCrory, Mclntyre, McLeod, McMeekin, Mercer, Miller, Mims, Mott, Patten, Pikul, Presley, Ragland, G., Ragland, K., Raymer, Redpath, Richtman, Rigby, Robbins, Robertson, Sargeant, Scherck, Skinner, Smith, Toms, Vineyard, Walline, Warren, West, Williams, D., Williams, H., Wilmore. :BB K slit, .ll lvliliiary aciivilies include daily worlc on ihe drill field and in ilwe class- room, combined wiili occasional parlicipaiion in public parades. Two rifle iearns are selecied annually io cornpeie againsir similar ieams in CO. A. ROTC: Betty McGuire Csponsorj, Alhadeff, Allen, Applegarth, Bair, Bielka, Birch, Bradley, Brown, Claypool, Cloninger, Culpepper, Dahms, Daniels, Davey, Dickinson, Drake, Dunn, Edling, English, Eskridge, Fisher, Fitzgerald, Fox, Freda, Fusselrnan, Gallagher, Geisler, Glover, Graef, Hahn, Hardman, Hazeltine, Lienhart, Llewellyn, McCrory, McCullough, McLeod, McMeekin, Mann, Martin, Matthews, Mercer, Miller, D., Miller, H., Mims, Murray, Mnsae, Myers, Norman, Ommen, Phillips, Pickens, Rink, Roberts, Sargeant, Smith, Spreadbury, Thompson, Toms, Vail, Warner, Warwick, Weber, West, Williams, Wing, Winslow, Wood, E., Wood, I., Wood, T. CO, B. ROTC: Beth Teeter fsponsorj, Allen, Ball, Bern, Blaylock, Branch, Close, Creekman, Culver, Day, Delgado, Dwyer, Edmonds, Fiero, Fitzgerald, Fleischman, Flynn, Fox, Gallez, Gawthorpe, Glynn, Goldhamer, Griffin, Gum, Haney, Hart, I., Hart, W., Hartzell, Hinkley, Iewett, Iohrison, B., lohnson, P., Kassehaum, Kilmer, Knipp, Kubens, Kurts, Lee, Lightfoot, Long, Lorenzen, McElvain, Mauch, Maurer, Messa, Monroe, Mott, Nesbit, Northcutt, Olney, Panter, Parnell, Patten, Polick, Presley, Ragland, Richtman, Rigby, Robbins, Robertson, Rossi, Schwartz, Simpson, Sincock, Staimbrook, Stehsel, Storm, Todeii, Toms, Vorck, Webb. Wheeler, Wilmore, Wonacott, Wupper, Wendell. oTher uniTs in The NinTh Corps Area and The UniTed STaTes aT large. A leTTer is awarded To The besT Ten marlqsmen. A bugle corps and Flag de- Tail daily perTorm The symbol oT respecT To our oounTry by raising The NaTional Colors To The sound oT music aT The beginning oT school. The corps supIoorTs Two Clubs: The Scabbard and Blade and The lVliliTary Club. CO. C. ROTC: Patricia Kelley Csponsorj, Ambrosio, Bernard, Bradley, Brenner, Candland, Carson, Clor, Cosper, Cowan, Crago, Curtis, Dobbie, Downing, Dresler, Emerson, Final, Fleischman, Forsyth, Frazier, Freda, Gillyatt, Goddard, Goosh, Green, Gwartney, Harding, Herr, Holt, Huntley, Iackson, Kempton, Kolbo, Landis, Larkey, Lindstrom, Lowry, McGinnis, Mclntyre, McWilliams, Matheny, Maurer, Miles, Newby, Noel, Noyes, Overturf, Parker, Passmore, Phillips, Pickering, Pikul, Plowright, Quick, Ragland, Raymer, Redpath, Reed, Remy, Rowe, Sager, Scherck, Smith, I., Smith, L,, Spiegel, Steidel, Tarzian, Thomas, Tuller, Turner, Tyner, Vineyard, Walker, Walline, Weber, Wigney, Wilson, Woolpert, Zell. BAND ROTC-ROW I: Haasis, Sclxinnerer, P., Gough, Fincher, La Vonne Andrews, fsponsorj, Nelson, Spaulding, Buzzard, Kilpatrick. ROW II: Reid, I., Schinnerer, A., Ferguson, Kearns, Skinner, Day, Talbert. ROW III: Williams, D., Cotton, Gathright, Davis, Coughenour, Lindberg, Geathart, Williams. H. ROW IV: Fraser, Mills, Meylink, Simon, Newell, Vandecar, Anderson, Reid, H. ROW V: Bailey, Smith. Six principal social eyenTs are: BrealcTasT and Parade in November: Arm- isTice Day Parade: FirsT SemesTer Ball1 Chamber oT Commerce l3anqueTq Seniors' Ball and Memorial Day Parade. Five sponsors are elecTed To represenT uniTs oT The baTTalion. This year Miss Jane McGee was baTTalion sponsor, and Misses La Vonne Andrews, BeTTy McGuire, BeThe 'l'eeTer, and PaTricia Kelly were selecTed To repre- senT The Band, Companies A. B, and C respecTively. The principal miliTary evenTs oT The year come in May when The Corps is inspecTed by a represenTaTive oT The Corps Area Commander To deTer- mine iTs compeTiTive eTTiciency wiTh oTher uniTs. , U STUDENT BODY STORE-'ROW I: Eyestone, Stokes, Cote, Hood, Palmer, Fisher, Cavanagh, Gurzi, Byers, ROW Il: VVickhorst, Kirschke, Penrose, Stiles, Barton, Barrus, Clark, Pinkerton, Thomas. ROW III: Darmody, Reno, Keller, Taylor, Kent, Munyon, Ottelle, Richardson. ROW IV: Clifton, Rausch, Hudson, Norton, Iohnson, Goble, Fergison, Shackleton. ROW V: Mims, Robertson, Pyles, Guize, Robertson, Wool- hert, Stone. ROW VI: Davis, Dearing, Brown, Buckman, Douglass, Wilmore, Hummel, Kliss, ROW VII: Cohn, Daniels, Prowell, Tompson, Opsal, Iackson, Fiero, Younke. STUDENT BODY STORE-'SECOND SEMESTER-ROW I: L. Stokes, Sorenson, Lester, Byers, Clifton, McGhee, Keller, Reno, Rust. ROW II: Nickerson, M. Stokes, Cote, Pinkerton, Richardson, Thomas, May Hardee, Dallas, Gurzi, Riley, Green. Row Ill: Petersen, Newhouse, Nielson, Barton, Dietrich, Tilner, Palmer, Myrle Hardee, Patten, Nelson, Ottell. ROW IV: Hummel, Rives, Daniels, Upton, Stone, Keller, Richardson, Robertson, Weaver, Vance, Kent, Warren. ROW V, Vernon, Davis, Vick, McConahay, Daniels, Opsal, E. Wilmore, Jackson, Woolhert, Hudson, Younke. ROW VI: Kitselman, Robertson, Shields tass't adviserj, R. Wilmore, Mr. Hunter tadviserj, Vinton, Sheley, Eyestone, Stiles, Geist tass't adviserj. iii l .11 DON 'ROBETITSGJN STUDENT BUDY STGRE---Tins year Uwe sfudemi body More empioyei appreimmafefy severwy cferrks who were under We dkecfion cf five mana' Qfers and advisers, Mr. H, J. Hmnfr was We xfacuffy adviser and Mrs, R. CD, Gaia? and Mr. .james Shields were Hue esswranif facuify advisers. The s+uf:ff2n+ manager was Ray Wilmere wha: was assisfed by Umm Robefisan, FIRE SQUAD- Under The direcTion oT Mr. Brainard, The Tire squad was responsible Tor The clearing oT buildings and bungalows aT The sound oT The Tire alarm signal. The Tire squad worlcs under The leadership oT a STudenT Chiei, several Tire capTains, and The saTeTy represenTaTives. FIRE CAPTAINS-FIRST SEMESTER-ROW I: Cocke, Takaki, Mutchler, Fish, Carey, Nicolaus, DeYoung, Robertson, Hafner. ROW II: Fleiscl-Aman, Dobhie, Elliott, Wilmore, Muchmore, Turner, Bothamley. ROW' III: Mr. Brainard Qadviserj, Elmore, Wallace, Edwards, Stone. ROW IV: Brover, Fisher, Brothers, Ratlilf, Williamson, Gowdy, Mead. ROW V: Bonhall, Barker, Bob Green, Vogel, Bill Greene, Iulian. FIRE CAPTAINS-ROW I: Turner, Mutchler, Fish, Carey, Nicolaus, DeYoung, Takaki. ROW II, Fleisch- man, Tarbell, HBIHEI, Dibbern, Bonhall, Frew, Stone. ROW III: Robertson, McCorkindale, Muchmore, Bothamley, Green, Pannell, Baird. ROW IV: Dobbie, Olney, Buckingham, Elliott, Cather, Brothers. ROW V: Mr. Brainard Qadviserj, Fisher, Elmore, Iulian, Barker, Gossom, Wilmore. HIGH LIFE-Poly T-ligh's weekly campus newspaper is The proclucT oT sTudenT originaliTy and creaTiveness. Those inTeresTed in iournalism oc- cupy The ediTorial sTaTT posiTions on The paper while The acTual compo- siTion is done by The sTuclenTs in The prinT shop. EcliTors Tor The lasT year were Jim lvlyl ancl Jack l'leTTner. Miss Agnes Ellis was acTing adviser clur- ing The long absence oT Mr. John Frisch, The regular insTrucTor. HIGH LIFE'-SECOND SEMESTER-ROW I: Heifner, Kirschke, Thomason, Read, Maddux, Sanders, Koepke, Roche. ROW II: Schaner, Forker, Wallace, Cowan, Hicks, Younke, West, Sinclair. HIGH LIFE lst SEMESTER-FIRST ROW: Myl, Sanders, Koepke, Stehsel, Hart, Helen Young, Heffner, Harold Hicks. ROW TWO: Pack, Griffith, Lois Anderson, Reese, Ieanne Anderson, Rossi, Guthrie. ROW THREE: McDowell, William Young, West, Tudor, Elmore. Harvv Hicks. North. Stevens. 'ws Z ia .X ff gif'-VWZW W I CAERULEA-l:eaTuring as iTs Theme The Seven Wonders oT The New World, The l94O Caerulea hopes To promoTe The Teelinq oT 1oaTrioTism in This counTry. For The TirsT Time every iunior has an individual picTure in The Junior SecTion. This proved To be more saTisTacTory Than The group picTures oT Tormer years, Tor hereToTore, only members oT The Senior Class have enioyed The disTincTion of individual picTures. OTher inno- CAERULEA STAFFHROW ONE: Eyer, Myl, Knoll, Williamson, Shaffer, Wright fadviserj. ROW TWO: Snow, Visner, Moore, Trollinger, Dargatz, Merritt, Deeble, Andrews. CAERULEA STAFF-ROW ONE: Graney, Stone, Graham, Hart, Fisher. ROW TWO: Seller, Garnier McClure, Campbell, Pierce, Herring, Hicks. 'C 'M vaiions are: priniing Caerulea in diiierenir colors, and individual piciures oi siudeni body elecied officers. Mr. Wright advised The Caeruiea classes while Don Gramey was Jrhe 1940 editor-in-chief. LLAERLILEA SALES -ROW I: Carter, Decble, Pierce, Graham, Myl, Vernon. ROW II: Shaffer, Schwartz, jasieweiz, Graney, PRINT SHOP-ROW I: Stose, Bonilla, Marshall, Iackson, Brooks, Penrose, Kurata, Bissenas, Coshaw, Edwards, Goto. ROW II: Pickett, Holt, Drake, Keen, Carter, Heath, Stine, Ingve, Tateishi. ROW Ill: Ries, Goldhamer, Phelps, Penz, Fitzgerald, Knox, Dixon, Smith, Vance, Giesler. ROW IV: Bickley, Bonner, Sortors, Loughran, Brubaker, Farley, Davis, Anderson, McWha, Thurman. ROW V: Mr. Freeman fadviserj, Musscr, Lellars, Ubhen, Wondersee, Turk, Magill, Bennett, Eilers, Maher. ROW VI: Connell, Platten- berhcr, Sparr, Wilmot, Knipp, McConnell, Cowan, Hanania, Sincock, ROW VII: Mr. Stribley Qadviserl, R. West, Gross, Spreadbury, Bruce, Sorensen, Schwartz, Crain, F. West, Deck, Caplinger. I2I S, if .4 is V ERUL is fri sara Il iff! gwy tf?za5f'0ii-A , es - t iff' if an -QQ- 451 9 s - - 'sf 39. ,,,,,,, , M. ,qv a CAERULEA PHOTOGRAPHERS-The Caerulea phoiographers are advanced siuclenls who have been especially chosen by The adviser. lvlr. Gray. Their abiliiy, previous iraining, and inieresi in Jrhe work are all ialqen inlo consioleralion in making The seleciion. CAERULEA PHOTOGRAPHERS-FIRST SEMESTER-ROW I: Whittle, Gawthorp, Turner, Doolittle, Dohf bie, Hendricks, Presley, Callicotte. ROW II: Creekman, Clor, Fincher, DeRosa. CAERULEA PHOTOGRAPHERS-SECOND SEMESTER-ROW I: Presley, Nelson, Phelps, Callicotte, Ren- frew, Smith. ROW II: Clor, Davis, Dohbie, Gray, Gawthorpe, Hecker. ' ACACIA ART-The Acacia arl class was responsible lor Jrhe clever illuslralions lor The conlenls and allraclive blue and silver cover of lhe i939 Acacia. Miss l-lelen l-loll was lhe adviser. ACACIA-The Acacia, Poly's lilerary magazine, was published in De- cember by lhe Wrilers' Club. The l939 edilion was ediled by Marianne Purdy. Mrs. Mealey, Miss Preslon, and Mr. Jamison were lhe advisers. ACACIA STAFF'-ROW I: Hackett, MaCLennen, Purdy, Lowe, Raymer, Reese, Smith. ROW II: Forker, Mrs. Mealy fadviserj, Padgham. ACACIA ASSEMBLY-ROW I: Wilson, Lowe. ROW II: MacLennan, Hackett, Purdy, Forker, Reese. ss... --I. CEMBER I , V. ,W MWw.,,W,.,,M,f..,mMW.f ,.,,, ..,. M U DLQV vac! Hows 1 3 JK ,ei NUNE?- aw ga gy, . Mme , I ' Y HOME WORK pp we , ' ' cfmm-an nqwso cs-NLUNSH THE LANE .., BE GONE ?wmw.,.MM-W ,,,.,.,, L MVLV i i A GRAND SLAM! -ago Foam TO .8fi.f?.vE ,410 . 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SPANISH CLUB-The siudenls ol The Spanish language are eligible lor membership in ihis club whose aim is io creaie an inieresl in ihe Spanish speaking countries. A CAPPELLA CHOIR CLUB-'ROW I: Grant, Meshad, Mayle, Taylor, Puckett, VVille, Hernandez, Dorlgz, Baird. ROW II: Rampey, Keller, Fisher, Pard, Montgomery, Richard NVil1iams, Hal Williams, Hawkins. ROW III: Christensen, Reed, Swanna Dell Collins, Steele, Miss Shouse Ladviserj, Dorothy Collins, Casey, Bullard. ROW IV: Loren Williams, Fromback, Matheny, Fusselman, Young, Smith, Sorensen. SPANISH CLUB-'ROW I: Pellett, Iohnston, Williams, Valentina Meto, Seia, Mary Meta, Stehsel, Zarate, Russell, Mrs. Buerger fadviserj. ROW Il: Cristenson, Eaton, Nieto, Lacy, O'Leary, Wright, Mac Queston, Smith, Keller. ROW III: Darmocly, Iurgensen, Brust, Sutton, Galbraith, Wilkinson, Dickey, Lange, Bleischman. ROW IV: Poist, Clor, Cohn, Ferguson, Shepard, Schaner, Cosper, ROW V: Wells, Barlow, Redman, Norwood, Tarbell. ' -1 -Wifi. 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Alihougn +ne ream srarlred To click in Hue Third quarier, a fumble de- prived Jrlwem of a foucndown. Applegaie, Garrison, Nuiry, and McCowen performed briHian+ly for Poly. i939 FOOTBALL SCORES: Long Beach-San Diego High. . I3-20 Long Beach-Sania Ana ....... O-O Long Beach-Phoenix .......... O-I4 Long Beach-San+a Monica .... O-O Long Beach-San Diego Hoover. .6-O Long Beach-Glendale ....... I8-7 Long Beach-Wilson ........... 7-O COACHES'-Archer, Montgomery, Carls, Comfort, Kinnear, Bell, Church, Detrick. WM, wif, M f i K. s3,,,,iL,, . , , . , J. , I I Q f ' - - I 1 'f It 56 iq '+A n T ' f ,V i-X, - , , , ,, A .V , Wmy, 5 K, i , an . A5 5517 ,,,,,r,,, ffzixipfl an f ' W HQ x, qi, 1 4 - M U. iw , .MW ff Y 1 M, f, Maiv f - jf SANTA ANA-POLY-ln Their TirsT game oT The l939 season Poly was held To a O-O deadlock by a sTrong SanTa Ana Team. SanTa Ana ThreaT- ened once by moving To The Poly seven yard line, buT This drive was suc- cessTully repulsed when The inspired Poly linemen broke Through To Throw The ball carrier Tor a I5 yard loss. GLENDALE-POLY-ATTer being held To Two scoreless Ties, Poly's grid machine Tinally snapped ouT oT iTs non-scoring complex To deTeaT Glen- dale I8-7. Poly's TirsT Touchdown came in The Third period on a pass To Swanson. ln The TourTh quarTer PaT Jones wenT over The goal Twice To score. 59 1? Tgeg M T eyp Ti K T Ts gi . T T if if 1 Prim' ei. T'T T 'TTT e PL M we-wi T. TX fy 3 'H-uf i':f POLY-SAN DIEGO-Poly received a disappoinfrnenf in fhe firsf league game of fhe '39 season af fhe hands of a sfrong San Diego eleven. Wifh buf 25 seconcs leff fo play in fhe final quarfer, San Diego fhrew a I7 yard pass for fhe deciding score. A successful conversion made fhe final score 20-I3. POLY-PHOENIX-Affer fraveling 400 miles, Coach lvlaxson lvlonfgom- ery's V939 varsify eleven was deprived of vicfory by a fasf Phoenix feam. Phoenix came ouf of fhe fray on fhe long end of a I4-O score. Q, POLY-SAN DIEGO HOOVER-The Poly Jack RabbiTs, scoring in The second quarTer, deTeaTed The sTrong Cardinals oT l-loover l-ligh 6-O in The annual Homecoming Game played on Burcham Field. POLY-WILSON-Poly's I939 TooTloall Team again deTeaTed her cross- Town rival, Woodrow Wilson, on Burcham Field 7-O. The lone score was made in The second quarTer as The resulT oT a 53 yard march sparked by Bill Lang. PaT Jones carried The ball over Trom The Two yard line Tor The score. CapTain DeCoudres inspired The Team by his brillianT perTormance. if B FOOTBALL-Although suffering a number of seibaclcs, Coach Wal- lace Deiriczlds I939 nniddleweiglwl eleven snowed Jrhe true liglwiing spirii and goocl sporimanslwip Jrlzal has always been preseni in Poly's ailmleiic Teams. B FOOTBALL-ROW I: McMahan, Crews, Baird, Mr. Detriek Ccoachj, Clifton, Iohnson, Kuratorni, ROW II: Cone, Martin, Williams, Mitz Shimazu, Hulbert, Kanno, Hollenbeck, Watson, Decker. ROW III: Shirey, Stan Smith, Hastings, Tom Shimazu, Robinson, Norris, Coyle, Iantorno, Stowe, Whitmyre. ROW IV: Roth, Green, Pikul, Ice Smith, Crawford, Neatherlin, Kessee, Craven, Rockwell, White, Tyler. ROW V: Catheart, Winters, Coffman, Harner, Baxter, Oieda, Lowney, Wallace, Maricle, Kerns, Tupper. IR. VARSITY FOOTBALL-ROW I: Eyer, Neal, Marbury, Barnett, Watkins, Harrison. ROW II: Kimberling, Reed, Boswell, Wallace, Dean, Shankin, Lankford, Holdridge, Kaufman. ROW III: Fuhrer, Barre, Duncan, Corbet,Schupback, Walter, Richardson, Platt. ROW IV: Calbos, DeLong, Cane, Boosalis, Greenberg. Moffitt, McConnell, Flanigan, Tarbell, Agee. ROW V: Hanania, Farmon, Munroe, Castillo, Allen, Butlers, Lombardo, Bristow, Slusser. N -cm, TJ , X af lim.. L Wim IAN... nH . -1.4. . W , ' 17 -1 -- mm N - Cl in :fi ' '- -I' 'l-lr Varsdy Foofball viii DANIELTS i OCYNCH .n .vm ,V wr. L Momg, owen? Versnty Fooiball L, Q V ,' X , f2'SiiAfF Eix i ' R gf'URNEfl CIF BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS-Aided by live relurning lellermen from lasl year's Soulhern California championship Jream, Coach Church's I94O hoopslers had a highly successful season. This year's Jream won The CIF Championship for lhe second successive year and also sel a new scoring record loy winning 22 viclories our ol 24 games. B BASKETBALL-For lhe sevenlh conseculive year Poly's B Baslcel- ball Jream won lhe Coasl League Championship. By showing superior slrenglh over Jrheir rivals Jrhey ended lhe season undelealed. B BASKETBALLHROW I: Roysdale, Long, Martin, Ennis, Courson, Roberts, Caplinger, Fish, Stein, Cole. ROW II, Mr. Church Qcoachj, Heath, Musser, Painter, Culver, Stephenson, Riley, Ioncs, Hatch, Steele, Spears. . S Vlarsnfy Baskefball ,off-Hf ,Aw- I72 BASEBALL-WiTh Tive leTTermen reTurning To Torm The nucleus oT The l94O Team. Coach Lyle D. Kinnear had hopes Tor a successTul season. This year's Team was led by CapTain Ed NulTy. The oTher reTurning leTTer- men were Le Roy Koenig, Bill Bonhall, Jack Brandom, and KenT Larson. AT Caerulea press Time The Team had won mosT oT The pracTice games. In Two league games They were deTeaTed by San Diego Russ and San v Diego Hoover. 1 Tl. . f. U , 1 A r ll: 451 IUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALLP,-RJW Qygfl night, Bonilla, McGahan Simon, Trodd, Horme, Taylor, . , Kennedy. ROW II: Mr. Kinlgxjbf fqxa Q, ives, Richardson, Howe, Ki klen, Iohnson, Todd, Winters, f- .Y Lowney, Oderkirk. ' yi f' T ,J 3 I l, . I J' A f' K V! 'X x I . 1 , f . .t 'fx J X' ,X X If I ' 5 X varSi iynB5g 5 b5ll Q' I J X5 fr 1 GOLF-Coach Waller Bell's golf leam slarled Hs season wilh hopes for a winning year. Norman Barker Jr. and Charles DeCoudres led Jrhls year's Jream. TENNIS-Led by Jrwo very dependable velerans. Slack and Bray, Poly's lennis Team played malches wilh some ol The oulslanding Jreams in Hue Soullwlanc. GOLF TEAM'-'ROW I: Frew, Wondersee, Cocke, Doyle, Beck, Martinson, Muchmore. ROW II: Luning, Miller, DeCoudres, Barker, Buchanan, Bothamley, lVIcCorkindale. ROW III: Mr. Brainard Ccoachj, Iarrett, jones, Oxx, Boswell, Phillips, Galbraith, Mr. Bell Qcoachj. TENNIS SQUAD-ROW I: Palmer, Russell, Bennett, Wallace, Heffernan, Cole, Wasden, Cather, Vaus. ROW II: Comfort, Hubbard, Clevenger, Snyder, Bray, Slack, White, Rollinson, Deming. ROW III: Ritter, Agnew, Wildman, Shelby, Thomas, Reed, Buhler, Ambrosia. ROW IV: Crane, Wells, Taylor, Garrett, Mr. Comfort Qcoachj, Gossom, Moore. -Gs ww? will Vx.-a HS WI W TRACK-Alllwouglm Caerulea press lime came loeiore ilwe iraclc season goi under way, our new coaclw, Mr. Billy Carls, expeclecl a greai season. Led by Clem Turner, Allan Braolley, Wall Sione, Don Riley ancl Don Graney, Poly expeciecl lo again have a championship leam. B TRACK-ROW I, Sera, Beardsley, Ward, B. Robertson, Hall, Grant, Kitselman, Morton, Norris, Hamilton. ROW II: Mr. Carls fcoachj, Mangum, Crockett, Musser, Collard, Duncan, Wilmot, Smith. ROW III: Chakuno, Bruer,, McCowen, Ennis, D. Robertson, Higashi, George, Iimason, Kensler Qmgr.j. VARSITY TRACK--ROW I: Matsui, Kline, Elmore, Koenig, Rossi, MCCOwen, Tague. ROW II: Dimas,, Tarbell, Warner, Brandenburg, Squires, Hacker, Neble, Martin, Wilmot, Coalson. ROW III: Paul, Davis Shiroishi, George, Duncan, Amspoker, Gill, Myl, Graham, Mr. Carls tcoachl. ROW IV: Iordan, Shirey Gurney, Stacy, Stusser, Robinson, Agee, Wall, Petersen. 1111 .1-. ,i:1, - -', ' ' , . ff ' 'L S14 CROSS COUNTRY-The i939 cross couniry ieam capiured The Coasi League and Souihern California championships. This year's ieam was coached by Mr. Caris, anoi leci by Don Graney, Jack H. Newman, Bob Squires and Glenn Smiih. CROSS COUNTRY-ROW I: Shiroshi, Higashi. ROW II: Graham fmanagerj, Mr, Carls Ccoachl, Hecker, Roherston, Squires, Goto, Smith. ROW III: Ennis, Robertson, Helton, Warner, Shannon, Newman, Graney, Kensler. TRACK'-ROW I: Elder, Kuroda, Williams, Such, Richmond, Cook, Vorck. ROW II: Houston, Ubben, Pickett, Takaki, Stephens, Livingston, Krause, Compton, White, Goto, Cohn. ROW II: Nelson, Karasawa, Marshall, Brady, Brown, White, Lamb, Crosby, Denny, Ward, Pannell, Mr. Montgomery Qcoachl, ROW IV: Heck, Howard, Burroughs, Milletta, Painter, Hook, Watts, Stokley, Paul, Sugihara, Tateishi. TS PBC VARSITY CREW-Poly l-ligh, defending ihe nnyihical ciiy champion- ship, was given an excelleni chance io relain iirs iille al Caerulea press iime. Coach Peie Archer, oi bolh Poly and Wilson crews, had again shaped up a slrong, well balanced poal. The Poly iearn will meei VARSITY CREW-ROW I: Iohnson, Slocomh, Cocke, McBride. ROW II: Ballard, Wright, Benner, Hudson, Shelley, Nunez, Magner, Norton. ROW III: Grant, Blythe, Walker, Person, Fewkes, Shumate, johnson, Berry, Vanlandingham, B. Haralson. ROW IV: Charlesville, Remy, king, Wolter, Colborn, McMeekin, Olsen, Shanteau. ROW V: Calori, Glass, Burke, Cowan, Thomas, Lloyd, Krause, E. Haralson, Devine, Gutshall. B CREW'-ROW I: Reilly, Barnes, Lain, Goldberger, Baud, Speers, Blurton, Levy, Barry. ROW II: Marshall, Knight, Matthias, Dietrick, Rockwell, Lamp, Greenig, Sherohman, Dibbern. ROW III: Iohnston, Sykes, Donaldson, Kapp, Watson, Nlclntyre, Brown, MclVIackin, Buckingham, Rudolph, Vickers. ROW IV. Major, Ellison, Curtiss, Walline, Sage, Kuphens, Fesler, Pratt, Price, Downen, lordan Cmgr.J. ROW IV: Smith, Fisher tmgrj, Lilley, Curtis, Webb, Rush, Broun, Cole, Tsiyimoto, Crum, Kimberling, L. Smith. opposilion ol exceplional slrenglrh when Jrhey row againsl The boals ol Jrheir rivals Woodrow Wilson and Cornplon l-ligh. Poly l-ligh is one of lhe few high schools in Jrhe Uniled Slales Jro enioy The sporl of rowing. B. CREW-Again shaping up a slrong boar, lhe Poly B's also coached by genial Pele Archer, were oul To olown lheir arch rivals lhe Wilson lighlweighls. The Bunnies have always maole a credilable showing lor Poly. I79 X ACROBATUS TEAM-WiTh a Tew ouTsTanding leTTernnen reTurning and The aid oT some Tine new maTerial, Coach Wally DeTricl4 exioecTs To have a very successTul season wiTh his I939-40 acrobaTus Team. So Tar This season They have had Three rneeTs. ln The TirsT meeT They de- TeaTed The Harvard lvliliTary Academy, buT in laTer meeTs were deTeaTed by San Pedro and Beverly l'lills. The Team looked Torward To The SouThern CaliTornia Finals. AUROBATUS TEAM-ROW I: Keen, Riel, Fry, Edwards, Miss, Weslerman, Wiederkehr, Walker. ROW ll: Mcijonnico, Berger, Benwell, Howell, Clay, Wilson, MacDavid, Thompson, Mr. Detrick lcoachj. ROW lll: Barre, Cross, Cumins, Miller, Hall, Church, Killingsworth, Heck, Byrns, Crary. 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL Applegate, Rex Barnett, Bill Brust, Elmer Bustard, Joe Daniels, John Davidson, Stanley Deck, Harland DeCoudres, Charles Denison, Frank Dimas, Sam Emard, Dallas Emmons, Jack Garrison, John Jones, Pat Lang, Bill Laycock, Ira McCowen, J. D. Nulty, Ed Pannell, Ed Petrich, Harold Schackel, Ray, Shaffer, Don Smith, Jim Stacy, Don Swanson, Harvey Takahashi, Frank Tarbell, Douglass Tanner, Francis Turner, Elden Younke, Charles FOOTBALL Cone, Fred Coyle, Paul Decker, Merle Green, George Hastings, Milo Hollenbeck, Lauren Hulbert, Eddie Ianturno, John Kanno, Stanley Keesee, Jim Kuratomi, Ray Martin, Dale ' Netherlin, Wiley Norris, Jack Pikul, Charles Potter, Ray Robinson, Bob Shimazu, Mitz Shimazu, Tom Shirey, Don Smith, Joe Smith, Stanley Stowe, Mae Tyler, John Watson, Gilbert White, Fred Whitmyre, Don Williams, Dick Winters, Charles Clifton, Bill CMgr.D Baird, Bob Johnson, Paul PROSPECTIVE LETTERMEN TRACK VARSITY Amspoker, Carlos Bassett, Bill Buchanan, M. A. Coalson, Nick Cohee, Dave Duncan, Victor Emard, Dallas George, Dick Gillean, Ed Graney, Don Hecker, Bob Koenig, Leon Lang, Bill Lordon, Bob Lumel, Marty Martin, Carter Neble, Paul Newman, Jack H. Newman, Jack O. Peterson, Kenny Riley, Don Smith, Glenn Squires, Bob Swanson, Harvey Todd, Jack Turner, Clem VVarner, Maurice Wilmot, Bob JUNIOR VARSITY Davis, Arthur Dimas, Sammy Elmore, Gordon Matsui, Jim McCowan, J. D. Shirioshi, William Smith, Larry Strang, Jack Walls, Owen B TRACK Beardsley, Leonard Cathcart, Sam Collard, Howard Doser, Robert Duncan, B. Grant, Douglas Hall, Dick Hamilton, Eugene Haynes, Fred Jimson, Elmer Mangun, Vern Molton, Mahlon Musser, Dale Norris, Jack Robertson, Bill Athletic Awards Sera, Yoshiuki Smith, Stanley Stone, Walter Ward, Jack Wilmot, Jimmy VARSITY GOLF Barker, Norman Jr. Buchanon, Bev. De Coudres, Charles Doyle, Larry Lineberger, Bob Lunning, Vic Mc Corkindale, Don Miller, Guy Muchlnore, Don CMgr.J JUNIOR VARSITY GOLF Beck, Alan Boswell, Carter Bothamely, Merrill Cooke, Dick Frew, Don Jones, Pat Martinson, Don Phillips, John Galbraith, Ed CMgr.J CROSS COUNTRY Graney, Don Hecker, Bob Matthias, Jack Newman, Jack H. Robertson, Bill E. Shanon, Bob Smith, Glenn Squires, Bob Warner, Maurice Watts, Keith Graham, Harry CMgr.J Kensler, Hugh fMgr.b GYM TEAM Vernon Douglas Bud Turner Tommy Weaver JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Agee, Kenneth Barnett, Norman Boosalis, George Boswell, Carter Calbos, Tom Cave, Tommy Corbet, Bill Dean, Norbet DeLong, Weldon Duncan, Victor Eyer, Harold Greenberg, Bob Harrison, Ray Holdredge, Ray Kauffman, John Kimberling, Floyd Athletic Awards '83 Lankford, Jessie Lombardo, Charles Marbury, Al McConnel, David McNevin, Jack Moffit, Tom Neal, Dick Platt, Bob Richardson, Donald Reed, Robert Shuback ,Troy Shanklin, Dick Slusser, Tom VVallace, Don Watkins, Dick Larsen, Kent VARSITY BASEBALL Bonhall, Bill Brandom, Jack Caplinger, Bob Harrison, Ray Iskikawa, Frank Koenig, Gene Koenig, LeRoy Larson, Kent Nulty, Ed Olsen, Walter Perez, Ricardo Shirey, Don Whitmyre, Don Young, Bill Creekman, Chas. CMgr.J Rivers, Ernest CMgr.J IUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Bonilla, Edwin Culver, Horin, Dick Howe, Paul Johnson, Vancil Kennedy, Douglas Kirklen, Jack Lowney, McGahan, Leroy Mc Knight, Odie Marguez, Joe Netherland, Wiley Richardson, Don Taylor, Bud Todd, Tim Trodd, Vic Oderkirk, C. CMgr.J VARSITY TENNIS Abercrombie, Bob Bennett, Ken Bray, Albert Clevinger, Al Comfort, Harold Deming, Charles Hefferman, Hubbard, Charles Rolenson, Harold Slack, Ellis Snyder, Howard Thomas, Dick Wallace, Don White, Carlyle Wallace, W. CMgr.D Cather, Charles CMgr.J V. TENNIS Buhler, Jack Crane, Walter Gossom, John Mitcher, Moore, George Palmer, Roy Reed, Baird Ritter, Emil Robinson, Gordon Russel, Jim Shelby, Eugene Taylor, Allen Wasden, Lon VVells, Don Wfildman, Paul Williamson, Bill Wilson, Laurence VARSITY BASKETBALL Cecil, Don Cohee, Dave Ennis, Cole Evans, Herbert Gillean, Ed Humfeld, Joe Johansen, Rod Marsh, Gordon McCray, Warren Parsons, Bob Galbraith, E. fMgr.J Jennings, Claude fMgr.J JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Cole, Richard Duffy, Bill Graham, Bob Guerrero, Eddie Huffman, Ray Janech, Neils Markham, Ed Scott, Dick Cliff, Harry Washington, Chet Sugihara, Tom CMgr.J Murry, Ken CMgr.J NB BASKETBALL Caplinger, Bob Coursen, Gordon Fish, Albert Hatch, Duane Marten, Jean Riley, George Roberts, Gerald Stein, Clarence Heath, Jack QMgr.J Spears, Tommy 1Mgr.J VARSITY CREW LI CTentative Crew Letter- men 4-22-409 Ballard, Jack Benner, Charles Blythe, Bill Caplinger, Dennis Charleville, Denver Colborn, Robert Cocke, Bob Cowan, Knox Fewkes, Virgil Gall, Charles Halbert, John Haralson, Browning Hudson, Gordon McBride, Francis McMakin, Tom Norton, Bill Nunez, Don Remy, Ed Shelley, Richard Shumate, Bill Slocumb, Edwin Thomas, Dick Van Landingham, Robert Walker, Chester Haroldson, Ed fMgr.J GHTWEIGHTS Berry, Dick Blurton, Dick Brown, Albert Buckingham, John Cullum, Ray Davidson, Evan Dietrick, Gay Dibbern, Herbert Donaldson, Dick Fesler, Eugene Kimberling, Paul Knight, Willis Marshall, Paul Matthias, Jack Maclntyre, Bob McManus, John Pratt, Hoover Rockwell, Clyde Rudolph, Bill Sykes, Tom Vickers, Ward VValline, Laird Wick, Bob Fisher, Gene fMgr.J Smith, Stanley CMgr.J 1 GAA-The GAA oT Poly is maole up oT many clubs. Through member- Shlp in any one oT These clubs a girl who has earnecl IOO poinTs is auTo- maTIoally a member oT GAA. Each year The GAA sponsors a number oT parTies Tor girls inTeresTed in aThleTic:s. There is a parTy each semesTer Tor sporTs-mindecl girls new To GAA, The annual l-li Jinlcs in The Tall, anol a Treasure l-lunT in The spring. G A A EXECUTIVE BOARD-C G ty Ch t S1 k -,-, - T BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE TENNIS-This year Ihe beginning and intermediate Iennis players mei on Wednesday or Thursday nighfs. These racicei wielders were under The direciion oi Miss PHI and Miss C-Bass. ADVANCED TENNIS-The advanced Jrennis players pariicipaied in tour- naments, singles and doubles. Cups were awarded io Ihe winners by The Long Beach Tennis Association. BEGINNERS' TENNIS-ROW I: Staiord, Weeks, Glynn, Dorothy, Pennington, Bucksath, Munday, Lund. ROW II: Kuykendall, Walborn, Smith, Bedwell, Nickerson, Oliver, Hawkins, Whitmore. ROW III: Lursmith, Cote, Lutz, Secord, Waite, Rundberg, Thompson, Fickling. ROW IV: Martin, Malen, Howe, Grace, Brainard, Schraeder, Burdell. TENNIS CLUB-ROW I: Alber, Becker, Morooko, Lutz, Nickerson, Chamhliss, Freeman, Whitmyre. ROW II: Fullerton, Paxon, White, Boyd, Nakaji, Tanaka, Tucker, Vaughn, Davies, Cooney. ROW III: Crowley, Koppel, jones, Richard, Hickerson, Zigelman, Green, Key, Cunningham, Dickie. ROW IV: Welch, Kenner, Fannon, McGreevy, Hughes, Baker, Beeves, Mercer, Ielfries, Iohnson, Dufort, Gentry, Iames. - SWIMMING CLUB-During The second semesier The swimming club was organized To Take +he place of Jrhe Life Saving Corp. The club mei every Tuesday in The pool ai The Y.W.C.A. The officers of The club were Kaiherine Ried. Caloiainq Rae Seller, Firsi iviaieq Paiiy Rossi, Second iviaie. SWIMMING CLUB-Row I: Billows, Whithill, Barker, Phelps, Smith, Schultz. Row II: Bruer, Dufloth, Hill, Hunton, Wilson, Perrin, Scott, Metzger. Row III: Harding, Appling, lacobus, Martin, Iohnston, Crane, Burdell, North. Row IV: Rossie, Seiler, Sulley, Reed, Sievers, Miss Poultney Qadviserj. INTERMEDIATE TENNIS-ROW I: Whitmyre, Tanka, Oakey, Mercer, McQuiston, Roberts, Schwenk, Kacinski, Key. ROW II: Evans, Morita, Londen, Doty, Green, Zigleman, Tucker, Vaughn. ROW III: Cunningham, Welch, Fullerton, Wilkinson, Galbraith, Paxson, Davies. ROW IV: Nakaii, Dickie, Baker, johnston, Boyd, Iohnson. hllX ZEfSi..il'..i i- - .-.If . , HV 'I BASEBALL--Season of 39 l ll was lasl year's Juniors who claimed lhe baseball championship in lhe moslr popular girls' sporl ai Poly. Each year lhere is a larger group oi girls who are eager and enihusiaslic To play. ln previous years ihe game was played wilh overhanol pilrching, bul lhis year The girls followed slricl soii ball rules wilh underhancl piiching and no lead-oils from The bases. JUNIOR BASEBALL CHAMPS-JUNE 1939-ROW I: Reid fcaptainj, Whitmyre. ROW II: Dufloth. Ackley, Thomason, Solme, Kull, Smith, Schwenk, Gentry, Christenson Trucano. GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEYBALL-ROVV I: Carr, VVhitmyre, Mercer, Eddings, Tanaka, Cunning- ham, McQuiston. ROW II: Sully, Nakashima, Reid, Merritt. VOLLEYBALL-This year The spiriTecl Juniors. led by CapTain Mary ETTa Eddings, were awarded The volleyball championship. There were aT leasT I IO Juniors, Seniors, and Sophomores who answered The roll call on The girls' whiTe ouTlined volleyball courTs. The pracTice Teams played Three games every Monday and Wednesday aTTernoon. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior class Teams were Tinally selecTed, and The play-oTTs compleTed anoTher acTive season. HOCKEY-Hockey is The mosT acTive and mosT complicaTed ganne ThaT is played by The giri aThleTes. Every Monday and Thursday nighT oT The hockey season The excess energy oT The TuTure sTars was worked oTT. In The play-oTTs aT The end oT The season The Juniors surpassed The Sopho- mores and The Seniors To win The vIcTory cup as undispuTed champions oT The hockey Tield. IR. CHAMPIONSHIP HOCKEY TEAM-'ROW I: Kacinski, Cunningham, Mercer, Eddings, Tanaka. IEIOVYCII: Even, Nakashima, Randall, McQuiston, Hill, Rossi, Hickerson, Seiler. Knot in picturej Whitmyre, aw 1ns. HASKETBALL DEMONSTRATION-ROW I: Ackley, Trucano, Key, Helen Schwenk, Christensen, Hill, Ianaka, Hickerson, Roberta Schwenk. ROW II: Hawkins, Eddings, Mercer, Smith, Kull, Nakashima. - . ' 1 - ili- .E i- EM f M GIRLS' BASKETBALL-BaslceTball is The pioneer in Girls' SporTs here aT Poly. RecenTly The game has been played wifh Two courTs which required aololiTional heaol worlc and TooT work on The parT oT The players. The loesT players oT all Three classes, Jr., Sophomore, and Sr., were chosen To clemohsTraTe Two-courT basl4eTball aT The Physical EolucaTion STaTe Teachers' ConvenTion This year. mr! OUTING CLUB--The Ouiing Club offered iis members Jrhe opporiuniiy io pariicipaie in sporis ihai appealed io each girl personally. Every oiher meeiing was held oii grounds air some appoinied place. This club was really a combinaiion oi The oiher clubs in GAA because the girls rode horseback, learned archery,groller slqaied, bowled, swam. and played all Jrhe recreaiional games offered. GIRLS' OLITING CLUB-ROW I. Nickerson, Taylor, Robertson, Schwartz. ROW II: Cunningham, Meyers, Whitmyer, Wright, Roberta Schwenk, Oakey, Chambliss, Mercer, Dufloth. ROW III: Lund, Martinez, Evans, Neilsen, Goldman, Myra Smith, Iohnson, Thalbeimer, Fullerton. ROW IV: Hedger, rlickerson, McGreevy, Parr, Rees, Amy Smith, Fern Kull, Angie Nakashima, Whitmore, Secord, Mc Kee, Thompson. ROW V: Hoffman, Goldsmitt, Walling, Doolittle, McQuiston, Randall, Bess Nakashima, Irma Kull, Ackley, Rundberg, Waite. GIRLS' CREW-ROW I: Burman, Baggs, Curry, Sinclair, Ingram, Rossi, Edmondson. ROW II: Williams, Nielson, Campbell, Bond, Welsh, King, M. Smith, Hinderson, Ruhins, Dennis. ROW III: Boice, Lentz, Saltsman, Enders, Renius, Rowe, Linehart, I. Smith, Keeler, Dewitt, Kinne, Waldron, Graham. ROW IV: Bunton, Spencer, Carr, Miss Reardon Qadviserj, Lyon, Petersen, Page, White, Gordon, Green, Tompkins, Walts. ' - '- --'- ' H : - ' ' M -ff,ea6,.i'W 1- Tlzlfisli GIRLS' CREW-Ready alll-Ready!-STrolcel were The commands is- sued by The Teminine coxswains each Thursday nighT aTTer school aT The Marine STadium. The TirsT semesTer, The members oT The crew worked ouT in The barge, Sheba The second semesTer The mosT capable oars- men were eligible To row in a shell. As an added TeaTure The second sem- esTer girls learned The TundamenTals oT sailing a whale boaT, lvlary Sinclair presided boTh semesTers. I94 GIRLS' GOLF CLUB-The TwenTy-Tive members oT The Girls' GolT Club were enrolled in a golT class sevenTh period. The club iTselT meT Tuesday during The TirsT parT oT sevenTh period on The school grounds. The ad- vanced golTers played every Tuesday or Wednesday aTTer school aT The RecreaTion Park GolT Course. GIRLS' L CLUB-The Girls' L Club is a service club composed oT girls who have earned aT leasT 500 poinTs in GAA acTiviTies. This year members oT The club have aided The Girls League in assemblies To pro- moTe sTudenT governmenT and have reTereed games aT Poly's GAA Play Days. GIRLS' GOLF-'Row I: Hamilton, Clifton, Reese, Iones, Denio, Ottell, Raymond, Ianice Anderson. ROW II: Reed, Hicks, Delaney, Blair, Davis, Pettygruve, Weaver, Krug, Padgham. ROW III: Hanson, Ieanne Anderson, Murphy, Owen, Collins. Pack, Stimson, Scott, Tweedy, 'fi , 4, if T543 'L K 1 -'W' f l T' ,T H QTTW4 if , V M , , ,, ,ni ' ' ,V VV ' zfff - V , 'T ,' ,s T V K, My 5 T ,,,,l,f. ,,Vf IJ., . 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V i J ew W T - V , -fe -' ,,,- 1 ,, , ,, 'fs L, ' ,, , W ,T . .4 1, ,- ., A V a s . v , is ,, Vs H ,f T ' - v r mp, gay 'V fs ,if , ,af I , A - W, Vg' w LV ,, is TTV- 4 -f.:V2w,:. ,sian V, M ,',gMf-i1sfVVifvQ,m wef mhwliqh-'1vQwa,i'fi?f', BOWLING CLUB--This year lhe Girls' Bowling Club had an unusually large membership. li mel alier school on Wednesday al lhe Bowling Alley on Wesi Anahiem. This year The club sponsored a Jrournamenl be- rween ihe dihferenl learns. GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB-ROW I: Staffard, Iola Young, Kline, Edwards, Hackney, Martin, Simpson, Deeble, Thomason. ROW II: Kuykendall, Crowley, Guinn, Bogart, Tye, Hosch, Burrows, Pettus, Beck. ROW III: Mayle, Hess, Morse, Beus, Christensen, Hill, Orman, Iackson, Daniels, Tucker. ROW IV: Doolittle, Stead, Roberts, Claxton, Kruger, Larsen, Appleby, Wilkinson, Visner. ROW V: Dell Caveness, Spaulding, Lois Bair, Marjorie Bair, Krausnick, Koerner, Fremming, Bardwell. ROW VI: Myers, Hess, Cooper, West, Hayes, Smith, Elliot, Walker, Peterson, Pearson. ROW VII: Baran, Marjorie Young, Mac Intyre, Moon, Walling, Bledsoe. ROW VIII: Garlick, Steinhaus, Dean, Fairchild, Leiner, Coyt, Ahrens, Sarah Lou Reeder, Cynthia Reeder. ROVV IX: Maxfield, Schooi, Chapton, McFarIin, Petrich, Smith, Heeser. ROW X: Mc Clure, Reagan, Brunn, Roberta Palmer, Wells, Beatrix Palmer, Parr Fleenar. L CLUB-ROW I: Hawkins, Gentry, Kacinski, Dufloth, Trucano, Key, Wright, Schwenck, McQuiston, ROW II: Solme, Seiler, Ackley, Oakey, Smith, Kull, Estell, Miss Peters Cadviserj, Mercer. 4' ll GIRLS' LIFE-SAVING-The newesl club under GAA sponsorship is The Girls' Life-Saving Corps. ll is parl ol lhe American Red Cross, lhereiore, nalionally and iniernalionally known lor services and obieclives. Poly is The lirsi school in Long Beach lo eslalolish a Life-Saving Corps lor girls. RHYTHMS-ln The class ol advanced Rhylhrns lhe girls learned body coordinalion. This year ihey appeared in lhe Opera. LIFE SAVERS-ROW I: Bellows, Alber, Baughan, Gartner, Hopton, Ehiert, White, Dickey. ROW II: Weatherill, Welsh, Campbell, Candland, Dickie, Terry, Doretta Wilcox, Gordon. ROW III: Miss Poultney Qadviserj, Seiler, Fritzie Wilcox, Preston, Wilson, Berry, Goble, Dorward, Rossi. KHYTHMS-ROW I: Healey, Gililland, Girard, Palmer, Wanda MacDonald, Burns, McGee, Bates. ROW II: Williams, Fullenwider, Drey, Trembly, Sallsman, Keen, Freed, Russell. ROW III: Powers, Murphy, Fisk, Brainard, Donahoo, Mayer, Ioseph, Smedley. ROW IV: Scofield, Schoof, Kathleen Mac- Donald, Cunningham. ENGLISH RIDING CLUB-This is one oT The newesT clubs sponsored by The G.A.A., Tor iT has been organized onIy Two semesTers. Each semesTer The girls have been more enThusiasTic in Their support This year The c:Iub meT every Thursday aTTer school aT The Lakewood STabIes. AT rneeTings The girIs were TaughT To ride as if They were To be proTessionaIs. . .ThaT is, show sTyIe. ENGLISH RIDING'-ROW I: Ch tham, Miss Frame fadviserj. ROW II: K Tillet, McMeekin, Elwell, Claxton, Ashford, Bogart E rle. The Slall EDITOR ......... ......,................. D on Graney Associale Edilors . Virginia Campbell, Mariorie McClure Malce-up Edilor ..... , ............,.... l.aVonne Andrews Business Manager ........ . , . ....,.....,.. Peggy Snow Associale Business Manager . .... l-larry Graham Sales Manager ........... .............,........ B arbara Pierce Associale Sales Manager ...,i.,.................... l-larold Eyer Adverlising Managers . . . .... Jane Deeble, Jimmy Myl, Don Shaller Copy Edilor .......4,... . .........,.......... Wilma Moore Pholography Edilor ....,.. ,... . . . . .,.,. Kalharine Merrill Associale Pholography Edilor ,.i.,..... ,....,...,...,. A rl Knoll Candid Camera Edilor ..........................,, Elaine Garnier Senior Edilors ................ Virginia Campbell, Mariorie McClure Classes and Adminislralion Edilor .4... i.... ,...... J e an Wilson Girls' Sporls Edilor ........., .... ..,..,....ii.. R a e Seiler Boys' Sporls Edilor ..... . . , . . . Wall Slone Club Edilor ....,... ,. . Margarel l-licks Publicalions Edilor . .i... Bill Williamson Exchange Edilor .,., . . . l.ysl4a l-lerring Scholarship Edilor ,. .,,. Gene Fisher Arl Edilor ,i..,.. .4...,. . , . ..4,. , . 4 ,,i.i.... Bill l-larl Adviser .i...... .....,........,.......,. .... M r . Odie Wrighl Secrelaries .. . Lillian Trollinger, l.aVonne Andrews, Belly Visner, , Leona Dargalz Acknowledgemen+s Caerulea expresses i+s lhanlcs lo Jrhose who conlribuled Jrhe piclures which appear on lhe division pages. The slafl also wishes lo lhanlc The following individuals and organizalions for lheir assislance and cooper- aiion: Mr. Freeman, Mr. Slrilaley and Jrheir Prinling Classes, Mr. Gray and his Pholography Classes, Mr. Vermilya and his Adverlising Classes. Poly Facully and Adrninislralors, Nelson's Engraving House, l-lenderson Trade Bindery. Arnlzen Pholo Sludio. Bowling Club ......... Contest.. Commission .,,, Play ..,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Index Acacia ............. Acacia Art .............,,.. Acknowledgements ..... Acrobatics .............. Administrators .......,..... 123 123 199 180 9 Advanced Orchestra .............. 103 Alumni ,,.,.................................,,. 124 'Athletic Awards .......,.... 182, 183 Athletes Speaking Contest .,.. 107 Band .............................,.............. 104 Baseball, Boys' ...... ...... Baseball, Girls' ...... Basketball, Boys' ............ Basketball, Girls' .... ........... Boys' Glee .......... Boys' League ..... Burcham, David Caerulea .................................... Caerulea Photographers 172, 173 188 170, 171 190 103 21 195 8 120 122 Caerulea Printing ............. ..... 1 21 Caerulea Sales ......... Caerulea Staff .....,........... Candid Camera Sections 125-127 Chamber of Commerce 121 198 86- 151-159 20 Chemistry Team ..........,... .,.,. 1 11 Clerks ,.,,..,............. Clubs Acrobatus ..,.... Ad .............. Agenda ,.............. Alexis Carrel ..,.... Astronomy ...,. Aviation .....,. Bohemian ,..,.... Casaba ......... Chemistry ....... Choir ............. Engineers .,...... Euodia ......... French ...,.. German ....... 14 140 131 132 139 144 144 131 140 145 150 145 138 142 142 Gregg ..... ....,.. 1 37 Hi Tri ..,.... ,,,,,,,, 1 36 Hi Y ............... ........ 1 36 Hoi Planetai ....,, ,,,,,,,, 1 33 Hostess ,,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, , 147 Japanese Friendship Circle ,... 143 Junior Cirgonian .,,,,,,,,,,,,, 139 - Junior Herpetological ...... 149 Juventus ..........,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 138 Military ,,,.,,.. ,,,,,,, 1 35 Pi Kappa .......... ....... 1 43 Pen Swingers ,,.,,,, ,,.,, Q 1 110 Portia ...,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, Radio Amateur ........ V Radio ..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,., Salesmanship ........ Sigma Phi .......... Spanish ,,,,,.,,,,,, Stage Craft ....... Stage Make-up Sword and Blade ......... Track ...,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Ushers ,,,,,,,.,,,,,, --,--,. Writers ,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,..,- 1 .---- -- 132 134 134 148 133 150 137 141 135 147 146 141 Young Scribblers .,,,,,,,,,,.,-,. 149 Christmas Concert ....... Coaches ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. Costume Crew ...,.. Cross Country Crew , .,.,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,--,- u Dedication ....,. Drill Team ..,,.. Extemporaneous Contest Faculty ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 99 163 19 109 176 178, 179 106 10-14 Fire Squads ,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,. 1 18 Football ...,., ,,,,,,. Foreword ...... GAA ,,,,..,,,,,, Girls' Crew ...... Girls' Girls' ' L ' Club ,.,,.. Golf ....,...... 163-196 185 192, 193 194 195 Girls' League ,,.,.................... 22, 23 Girls' Swimming Club ............ 187 Gold L ,.,............................. 30, 31 Golf Team, Boys' ...... ....... 1 74 Hall of Fame ....... ........ 3 6-39 Hi Jinks ........ ....... 1 85 High Life ........ ........ 1 19 Hfockey ................................. E ....... 1 90 Horse Back Riding Club Index .......................................... Junior Class ............... .. Junior Girls' Glee ........ Lamp Recipients ....... Life Saving Corps. ....... . Lions Extemporarieous 197 200 73-79 102 29 196 106 Masque and Sandal ................ 109 Operetta ................,..,..,..... 100, 101 Outing Club .,,,.. .......... 1 92 124 PTA ................. ......,,,. ROTC Rhythms ......... Scholarship ....,,. . Senior Senior Senior Senior 112-115 196 26-28 Class .....,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 40-72 Class Officers .... Girls' Glee ...... Song and Yell Leaders Sophomore Class ........... .... .. 35 102 108 25 80-85 Speakers' Bureau ,,,,,.,...,.,,,,,,,, 105 Stage Crew .,,,,.,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Student Administration Student Body Store ........ Table of Contents ........ 110 17 116, 117 Tennis, Boys' .......,...... .........., 1 74 Tennis, Girls' ..., ..... Track ..,.....i............ ...... 186, 187 175-177 Traffic Safety .............. ..,..,..... 1 07 Tribute to Teachers ,...... .,... 1 5 Uniform Board ......... ......,..... 2 4 Volleyball, Girls' ,,,,. .,... 188, 189 W f'l ,ff wi J A i KX? ' ,flfgifflf 5 Lfgfx T' X W, M N KV gf XM K 'M' Q J v X I L1 'M X Rx, ,, 0 f K' .1 ,f 6 A YV 111 51 4? QQ LJ 0 Vat Y Xt' vf , if QM? Q Wai? Vg, 3556 2512 221 Egg 5? REQ, i Q iiiiik 2456 1 E l-ci-1-4J'0D 7 7.n4v'f1-If 41 4ae40L,24,qA ', ,555-v ylfyl Mmwp WW 1 v 5 I. , I. f, - Q 1 If ,my ff' QW 1 WQU ,ff 1 M , f A 'Q W I f 1 J f'f!wlf 5 AN 6 wx fy J JVI X ' ,J,.Ww,L? 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