Polytechnic High School - Caerulea Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1950 volume:

'x 'ijgiplwb 'gS1, AY, I I r ' 'T ,li WW, , ' A + f 4 l B M A iQ H ---' .1.3- ,-.. I 5 iQ AWA 5 jlwm T 62 mmm may mm, l'Wm'5-QW' ....nlIlllmdIm1llWi..... M Cecile I. Norton Compllments of Caerulea Staff 1950 . I' '. -1f' DT . V AH 5 . N ' 1 L f 1 M1555 wg .U dp: s 9 4 ------V ,.Q. i ll -- 31519 Q -24775: - . ze- '- - 1 -555,-1 , ' ' V fi u 4 2 Ag:-v 5 43 A 2 . ' , 3 ',:.5 iv ' .W I' ,- TL' 1 A -' ll IQ , BA ,Q A6M1NusTRATloN Mary Catherine Just Nancy Hayes Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Gczefzulea feng geaclz, Galilgofznia b H Cl d RF AtEdt Ad polnlfeclmic H gclfcool pufzpose 06 the M66 Caerulea is presenting by word and picture a record of student life at Poly High. Once again the challenge of adventure is awakened. With courageous and dauntless heart the crew of our Ship of State sets forth upon the course for l950. Plans are made, courses are cho- sen--all with a certain destination in mind. Every member of the crew stands by to give his pull on the rope at the word of command. Gradually we learn to venture forth, to for- tify our Ship of State, to gauge the weather, and to follow the compass. , Our first report to you contains many pic- tures of interest and beauty for which California is noted. lt is our hope that these pictures will pro- mote a better understandng and a finer apprecia- tion of the Golden State in which we live. We hope you like our spirit of California, our centurian, who wanders in and out through many pages. We have enjoyed working together on this yearbook, and hope you will spend many happy moments looking through the pages of your I 950 Caerulea. The Staff Thou, too, sail on, O Ship of State! Sail on, O Union, strong and great! Humanity with all its fears, With all the hopes of future years, ' ls hanging breathless on thy fate! Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Table of Gonfenfs Introduction Pictorial California Administration Faculty ' Student Student Life Activities Athletics Boys' Girls' Social Life Clubs Underclassmen Juniors Sophomores Upperclassmen Seniors ln Memorium Memorial Art .N :fl-. i fm J.-if ev? -J 3 g 11 - v ll M N J? ' 4 X, ,J- fu, 1-155: N? .. '.- '- f' . I-1-.'. I ': .. + ' 5:9 H y i-ig' T4 'Xl ce Caerulea is published annually by students of Polytechnic High School edicafion . . . We Californians are proud of our colorful history. lt is an amazing story of a land of peren- nial spring and boundless fertility. The Gold Rush made the state symbolic of a promised land of plenty. Ap hundred years ago thousands traveled from all parts of the world to seek their fortunes in this paradise. These sturdy and courageous peo- ple were the builders of the foundation of our great state. Life in California a hundred years ago had its sunlight and shadow, but it was an abundant life of fascinating experiences. ln this fast moving drama, there was tragedy as well as comedy, hopes and disappointments. Here we see life lived for a few brief years without the restraint of civiliza- tion. Democracy in its true sense flourished in our Golden State of the west and left behind a record of accomplishment that will never be blotted from American history. The glamour of the past has given way to the stern demands of today's economy. Our California, the thirty-first state, has a glorious destiny in the centuries ahead. And to this destiny, spirit of ad- venture, and progress that has made possible the California of today, we dedicate this l95O Cae- rulea. The Editor' . ,Q ,Q wg. ' V :.i 2 V 'S F mug fig' , 5-Q? Q tf'lg: 4 f,.4 1 gy' ,I ff ' 41. . Y , yy .ta . .K 5 1 ff? ray? . 5: .5 5 L ifiiigff 4 HM. 13.4 5 I 1 ,Eff 5 A ii ML L' . 21 -f 35 f,l.jg -. 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We are very graTeTul To our Teachers and counselors who day afTer day have so paTienTly endeavored To help and guide us along our course. lT is while we are here aT Poly ThaT each oT us is developing inTo an individual personaliTy. l-lere we learn To work shoulder To shoulder so ThaT we may weaTher liTe's sTorms. l-lere we learn To Think Tor ourselves. To lead. To Tollow, and To love and sTand Tor The TundamenTals oT democracy which will ensure To us a course ThaT is clear and True. Each oT us, no maTTer whaT his abiliTies or inTeresTs, is a parT oT The crew oT our ship oT sTaTe. We hope our yearbook reTlecTs a warm and Triendly spiriT, and iT is wiTh a Twinge oT sadness ThaT we seT our sails, sealing wiThin a parT of our- selves as we Tollow The course To The iourney's end. 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May we never fail our superior officers as we perform The clufies of our rank. aim The State Capitol represents the strength and cour age of those who built our state Captain o o o Of Our Ship of State Captain's Busy Assistants Stand By 0 0 0 1 N S R ,, s.,. 1 -- f '1 - . I A Mr. Peniwell Miss Lofland Mr. Carls Vice-Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Princip I To Chart a True Course Miss Hofchkiss Mr. Lewis Research Assisfanf Counselor His Message If we are To be imbued wiTh The spirif of California we need To undersfand boTh ifs hisTory and iTs geography. In The pasT They have been relaTed. California's fuTure and iTS geography are likewise inseparable. A map of California mighf well have a place in every office and home of Those who would like To make fhe mosf of living in This greaf sTaTe. We need To be reminded of The resources in iTs mounfains, deserf and ocean waTers. We need The inspirafion which comes from The knowledge of iTs infiniTe variefies. The cold peaks where The snow never melTs, The hoT deserf where The rain seldom falls. and The rolling hills and plains wiTh all Their varieTies of Temperafure make This sTaTe as variable as any empire in all fhe world. In These vasf reaches of Terrain and degrees of climafe are resources To challenge The creafive genius of ifs people. Here are opporfunifies in nearly all fields of human en- deavor-religion. educaTion, social service, The arTs, science. business, commerce, indusfry and agriculfure. California is sfill The Golden STaTe. The sTaTe of unlimifed opporTuniTies. The exTenT of California's possiblifies for wealfh, leadership and happiness are bounded, noT by Mexico on The soufh. Oregon on The norTh, Arizona and Nevada on The easf and The ocean on The wesf, buf by human resources. Our know- ledge, skills, courage, perseverance and vision can yef dis- cover wealTh and opporTuniTies as far beyond The greafness of Today as Today exceeds The days of '49. Howard H. Hicks Mrs. Lloyd Counselor Mr. McKelvie Counselor Miss Poulfney Counselor V. ..i...,..., L Mr. Aclams Mrs. Allen Ari Commercial Mr. Barrow Miss Bar+leH' lndus+rial Arfs Social Living Each ls An Expert Mr. Bullard Miss Burlre lndusirial Arfs Social Siudies lHeadl Mrs. Cox Miss Cramsey Library Home Making Mrs. Arnold Miss Ausiin Mr. Barker Mrs. Barr Commercial Commercial Social Sfuclies Social Living Mr. Bell Mr. Brainerd Miss Breed Miss Brown Physical Eclucafion lndusirial Aris English Social Siuclies lHeadl Miss Clark Mrs. Coals Mrs. Cole Mr. Cornelius Physical Educafion Social Living Physical Eclucaiion Maihemafics Mrs. Criswell Mr. Curfis Mr. De+rick Mr. Douglass Social S+uclies Social Living Physical Educa+icn Science .4 , --Q..,gP'f S - g 3, J ,vlyv X - -A F1 'Mm l Mr. Dull Miss Farnsworih Mr. Farrand Maihemafics English Science lHeacll Miss Frame Mrs. Franks Mr. Freeman Physical Educalion Social Sfudies lndusfrial Arls Miss Gibbs Foreign Languages lHeacl Mrs. Guercio Social Living Mr. Gilberl Music Mr. Guihrie Commercial lHeaall Miss Gili Heallh Advisor Mrs. Hall Commercial Miss Fleck Library lHeadl Mr. Fusion Malhemalics Mr. Gill Music lHeacll Mrs. Hamilion Commerical Mr. Forman Physical Eclucafion Mrs. Garlner Special Classes . tv, if I ' 1 L I , ff l 13 Q y Hifi . .d i Mr. Forlman Ari Miss Gass Physical Eclucalion lHeacll In His Chosen Field Mr. Graves lnclusirial Arfs Miss Handy Social Living Miss Gridley Social Living Miss HarneH Social Siuclies --- .M 1f.s..s+.-,g .nd Mrs. Hiefielcl Physical Eclucalion Mr. Kinnear Physical Educalion Faculty Mr. Llchli Science Mr. McKay lnduslrial Arls Miss Himes Mrs. Hilchings Miss Hume Mrs. Jaeger Mr. Kielb Science Social Living Special Classes English Social Living Mrs. Kinzer Mr. Kirlan Miss Knolalocli Miss Larson Miss Lewis Physical Educalion Social Sluclies Special Classes Home Making Music O Q Q Miss Lucy Mr. Lynes Mr. Lynn Miss Marcum Miss Marlin Social Sluclies English lnduslrial Arls Commercial Science Mr. Meadows Mr. Miller Mr. Mcnfgomery Miss Munroe Mrs. Murman Science Science Physical Educafion Home Malling English ag? -, ..., . ,S 6 J S gin Ay im, 5. I'- 'il' ' ' ' '5 M -L-M V , IM Mr. Nelson Mafhemafics M r. Raney Social Living Mrs. Rolin Foreign Languages Mr. Sprong Social Sludies , M 1 tis Q M, W sg, I . V v l . Mr. Nielson Miss Norfon Miss Ogren Miss Pefefi Social Sfudies English Library Physical Educalion lHeadl Miss Reardon Mr. Reddick Maior Rees Miss Richards Physical Educalion Science lCommanding Officerl Home Making R.O.T.C. lHeadl . U . Isf. Lieu+. Rowland R. O. T. C. Mr. Sfanfon Music Miss Rumsey Mr. Siriani English English Mr. Slribley Miss Taber lndusirial Arfs Foreign Languages ,. , , . .- Miss Snavely Physical Educalion Mr. Talboll Social Sfuclies ji Mr. Piggofl lnclusfrial Arfs lHeadl Miss Rifchie English Faculty Miss Sobofka English Miss Thompson Foreign Languages QQ wifi- sisssi 'W was Mr. Tracy Science iHeadl Miss Weiherman English Ph .f .I 1?-rg is ssrl :.g:, , V. if-'E' Mr. Williams Social S+udies . 3. a '. , .,,, 5' a Mr. Vermilya Ari Mr. Welch ysical Educaiion , QQ! 4 933 4' ' n :- , Az!! ik: Mr. Walker Miss Waliers Mr. Walfon Physical Educaiion Social Living Physical Ecluca+ion lHeadl Mr. While Mr. Wing Miss Wyanf Science Foreign Languages Music Jflfii 21225 Faculty Entertains Students , , , WLL1 Miss Warner Ari lHeacll Mr. Yeary Foreign Languages Clerks ROW I: Mi.s Timasheslre. Mrs. Bull, Miss Lorenzen, Mrs. Maughermar, Miss Lemon. ROW ll: Miss Ward, Miss Smilll, Mrs. Boyles, Miss Wriglnf, Mrs. Kidwell. Cafeteria ROW I: Mrs. Schurz, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Finnegan, Mrs. Joiner, Mrs. Eclrman. ROW ll: Mrs. La Planl, Mrs. Eldridge, Mrs. Cone, Mrs. Poslen, Mrs. Sundslrom. Caretaleers and Gardners ROW l: -Mr. McGlaslian, Mr. Becker, Mr. Corwin, Mr. Horn, Mrs. Snoolr, Mr. Graves, Mr. Rose, Mr. Toms. ROW ll: Mr. Kendall, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Riley, Mr. Burgayne, Mr. Lorenz, Mr. Richards, Mr. Wocdworlhr, Mr. Cummings, Mr. Zinn. Our Student Government Commission First Semester Bob Seymour Nancy King Les Morgan Commissioner of Safefy Commissioner of Sfudenf Body Presidenf Welfare ' Jerry Livoni Paf Romine Garry Griffin Commissioner of Affairs Commissioner of Ari' Commissioner of Afhlefics x Gordon Barfholomew Commissioner of Organizafions The work of fhe commissioners presenfs a splendid opporfunify for personal confacfs befween fhe adminisfrafive force of fhe school and fhe sfudenf. Various phases of fhe school's welfare are The chief concern of fhe commissioners such as safefy, welfare, and organizafions. Stands Constantly at the Helm Commission Second Semester V 1h , ,I Q. . if ' , . ,,,, ,N l wx ,Q 5+ Q P 5 X K .gi ,f x- , P 5 . X --Qs s . - 1 i X X SQ 5 X NY V ,, . 1 C , V' N ' i ' J CB ' x -1 V l l l I i I 1 l L - l I . 1 1 Dick l-loughfon Marilyn Williams Rudy Phillips Sfudenf Body Presidenf Commissioner Commissioner George Van Zanf of Welfare of Affairs Commissioner Marvel DeConniclc Tom Ferreira of Aflwlefics Commissioner Commissioner Joe Carrol of Organizafions of Arfs Commissioner of Safefy Our commissioners plan our sfudenf body acfivifies such as Poly- Cade Day and flue selecfion of sfudenfs of flwe week, and fliey parficipafe in flue California Associafion of Sfudenf Council acfivifies. r i l F 4 Girls' League g Pal Capouch Presidenl I Janel Ward Presidenl Il The Girls' League is an organizarion which promores beller school spirit All girls al Poly are members of Jrhe league. Asicle from sponsoring rho pzrly for new girls, 'rhe Girls' League sponsors 'rhe Backwards Dance and Ieas given +o 'rhe Girls' Leagues ol olher schools. The Advisory Board is made up of Presidenls of Girls' Clubs and chairmen of various commil- Tees. The advisors are Miss Lofland, Miss Poullney, Mrs. Lloyd, Miss Gass, and Miss Lucy. ADVISORY BOARD-ROW I: Mack, Serena, Williams, sa+ns+, ward, Capouch, King, Laird, I IaIs+ead. RCIW Il: Downing, Thompson, Rasmussen, Yeomans, Wilson, Crane, Keeler, Humor. Toflen, Vail, Woodside, Roberls. EXECUTIVE BOARD-ROW I: Mack, Capouch, Ward, Salnaf, Laird. ROW II: Williams, Serena, Hunier, King, Wilson. HaIs+ead. Boys' League Darrel Piercy Presiclenl I Bob Ashcrail Presideni ll The Boys' League is a well known and aclive group on Jrhe cam- pus. The officers are elecled by Jrhe sludenlr body. The Cenlral Com- milree is made up of represeniarives of boys' sporls as well as many campus organizalions. From lhe lime of eleclion, every officer, advisor, and siudenr responds whole-hearlredly in carrying our his duries. EXECUTIVE BOARD--ROW I: Vaughan, Backus, Ashcrafi, Piercy, Carroll. CENTRAL COMMITTEE-ROW l: Edson, Hubbard, Vaughan, Backus, Ashcrafi, Piercy, Carroll, Seymour, A+kinson. ROW ll: Morgan, Murphy, Wrigh+, Clark, Sfanfield, Louden, Rowan, Warren Ball. ROW Ill: Talley, Anderson, PaHison, Phillips, Livoni, Fischer, Trevi+hick, Ferreira, Johnson. i I LETTERMEN'S COUNCIL-ROW I: Hawn Carroll, Murphy, Ferreira, Fischer. ROW II: Barihoiomew N. Smiih. Owen, Anderson, Phillips, C .Smi+h, Piercy, Louden. GREEN COUNCIL, ROW I: Brenner, Jus+, Thompson, Peffiiohn, Allen, Borshe, Huiff, Rice. ROW Il Marr, Downing, Ishii, Taves, Honer, Hamberger, Thorn+on, ROW III: Fischer Yunker, McCook Brocicman, Romine, Geary, Clor, Reece, Rich. ... .. ,...,-Y.. ., .... STUDENT GOVERNMENT-ROW I: Beverwylc, Smi+h, Horne, Williams, Romine, DeConniclc, Maclc Williams, SuHon, Thompson, Ward. ROW ll: Murphy, S+anfield, Carroll, Ashcraff, Houghfon, Tyner Paige, Hawn, Barfholomew, Dovbish. ROW Ill: Ryan, Piercy, Levy, Van Zani, Seymour, Livoni Phillips, PaHison, Ferreira, Wade, Kiley. Nelson. Scanlan, M. DeConnick, J. DeConnick, Gosselin, Landis, Jevnager, Leonard. ROW ll Mr. Talboff, Serles, Niederberger, Lolclren, Purvine, Clarlr, Johnson, Hamann, Safnai, Woodside Serena, Payne, Scoggins, Rufherford, Ewari, Blumenslein, Piercy, Wilson. ROW Ill: Kelley, Ryan Mayfield, M. Anderson, Wrighi, Rudolph, McDonnell, Duhem, Ludwig, Backus, Owen, J. Anderson, MacDonald, Tyner. Kiley, Wade. .,,. . , ,. ,-.,, ,,-.-.. W, .,,, m,.-,.Y,i,,.--...,... .-...,.,,....,.,.-,,, , ,. s .,. 1 L Q5 is 8 41. 4 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS-ROW I: Powell Yeomans, Ware, Beeson, Golladay, Dalfon, Ashcraff, gif xfllili ' 3 4? '-Jill 52? i i 1 ll ii iv ff . i v i I. , .A Q yi AA r z- ,1 I -n i ig, ly 39' lf 4 1,9 X 1 1 i X: .wil .,.-' -: l gclwol i e lf has been a sfirring voyage from fhe firsf momenf we climbed aboard and began learning fhe infricacies of efficienfly sailing our Ship of Sfafe. Our crew is a band of youfh learning fo govern fhem- selves. New desires awakening, unexplored worlds unfolding from fhe pages of books. our minds gafhering knowledge, eagerly learning fo sac- rifice and smiling af defeaf. We are preparing ourselves fo meef new challenges while our craff sfeadily glides along driven by The ever relenf- less wind of deferminafion fo gain a firm foundafion. WW -K , 34, QB' R x -I , up .W . , in X Ui Q ,K-J .Q Q s' Qi? ' . 1+ IJ v -E! I , htm! 'J .. l '- fM...g3?.l xl? Q ' , .avg Y, ' , 'a nf ' A 4 ll... 4 ,I , , 1 X59 4 ' - ,V ,y L, . , 1-.mmf .- b V r--, 1 , . ,Liz . . X x typ N . ,M . N., A fggjrl -...- x 0 ' if . M-X r I 1-J. D, . ,,. ' K 5 - Y, . 1 .s',4'- . , A' ,pf . JBQIQ... -1- - - ,frm ::,,,x . , Sli 'x ' ,Lg . wg X- X' ' ,,x.4-'v - -J , f WJ., ' - ,g r J, . A1 LP 1 -4 1' .55 f 5. 6,vf,1f U t ,4:, ' i U, -1' 7 ' r uf f --1' faq- ,,,g,-. H' ' 5 .412-'U-, .. --1-.B -, Y qv ---,, ,Q -.2,,,a9 W . , - . r - aux., K I xl' . ,, T , f -P . A, . .-..,tjw.g- V ' 4 - , - .- - - , A.-A -1.3.1 - ' -1 4-,-rf' ,L - 1 -1--,' Nj f , ' - 'F' ' A ,Q Y - X . Y:-2-51'-1,3 giilfgdi N: ,3 .-5,534-S77 if V 5 T - -ez' .M ' 1 '.:' fvz an .fg, F? 74 -: ui ' 12, ' ' 7 - ' - if , if? A kv X , ., M, ,' Y Y 1 T1 -gfk Y ..-- .. ....a..... -?., , DZ, 13, - 0 I v I ' 'fi--.ul 1 I ,. W 7 ' - - ' - I . - . - . A . ,, , ., , .L f., H-, , rf -1' ., 1., N. V - .' 'X mv -. - Y- ' I v ' 7 2 . 5 s Caerulea Staff Nancy Hayes Mary Carherine Jusi Barbara Harris Assisrani' Ecliior Ediior Ari Ediior CAERULEA STAFi4ROW I: Sales, L. Taves: Seniors, B. Kimme: Business Mgr., B. Seymour: Adi- vifies, D. Swanson: Boys' Sporis, T. Toyama: Clubs, M. Hun+er: Phoiography, S. Pickens. ROW ll: Faculiy, J. S+. Laureni: Adverfsising, J. Koeklroek: Copy, M. Johnson: Advisor, Mr. Freeman: Girls Sporfs, F. Ishii: Name Lisfs, E. Kling: Secretary, J. Hubbard. ROW Ill: Sophomore-Junior, J. Frank: Ar+, L. ToHen: Exchange, J. Benson: Ari Sfaff, M. lriye, C. Pe+erson, J. Tandberg, L. Chalfa. W,,,,,,, I ,,,,,,, L ,,.,,,.,,.,,., ,.- , v, .. -v--- v -- -.- . . F- -- v--- .-,-.,---r- wr' ...,' ig-'., ' H. PG! it Lights . . . Camera . . . Action! Phofographefrs Look pleasanT please! One . .Two . .Three . . a shorT click, a buzz. and anoTher picTure has been Taken. Working Teverishly ThroughouT The year, The Caerulea phoTo- graphy group Tlashed cameras aT all aThleTic evenTs, in class rooms, on The campus, aT clubs, and in The music deparTmenT. This group does much oT The phoTography Tor The yearbook which in iTselT is a greaT TasT and requires much paTience and skill. A greaT deal oT praise and Thanks goes To This dependable group, Tor wiThouT Them iT would be impossible To have a school annual aT such a low cosT. CAERULEA PHOTOGRAPHERS-ROW I: BarTl1olornew, Brand, Hudgens, Johnson Piepkorn. ROW ll: Domingues, R. Powell, Harmann, Henry, Shanaberger, KelleTT. ROW Ill M Meadows iPhoTography Advisor., Mickelson, Wallis, WaTTs, Penkola, Mr. Adams iArT Ad 0 F ' I Bucl Coley Al Dovbish Eclilor l Eclilor Il Features-Spot News--Pictures High Life The Poly High Life allemplsflo reflecl campus acliviries lhrough- oul lhe school year. The sialic, which makes up lhis imporlanl publicalion. is chosen from sluolenls who show oulslancling abilily in Journalism IB. Reporling, wriling, copy reacling, proof reading, ancl page makeup are some of lhe many aclivilies lhal are necessary lo produce each issue of The school paper. HIGH LIFE STAFF-ROW l: Hughbanks, Zarnow, S+. Laurenf, A. Fry, Dovbish, Gaede, O'Brien, Visel, Waka+suki, Laird, lWhiH'lesey, Mackley. ROW ll: Lynes ladvisorl, Heckelhorn, Bradley, Keeler, Gorsuch, B. Fry, Pelsinger, Kruse, Clark, Campbell, Russell, Blylh, Serles, Moore. ROW Ill: Mogk, Munson, GoHl1alf, Van Der Mos+, Murphy, Polson, Ross, Working, Seymour, Backus, Geller, Candland, Huclgens, Burke. Joan IVIGCI4 Nancy Picard Margie Williams Kiersih Jevnager Presidenlr I Secrelary I Presidenl II Secrefary II Chamber of Commerce The Chamber of Commerce is a very aclive group a'I Poly. 'If is one of PoIy's mosl' imporfanr adminis+ra+ive groups. The purpose o'I Ihis organizalion is Io promofe 'friendliness and cooperalion among 'l'he s'Iuden'rs. Each year Ihe group visils The Long Beach Chamber of Com- merce in order Io observe Ihe working of ciiy organizafion. Some of Ihe main acfivifies which Ihis group promoies during The year are Color Day and Ihe Sophomore Speaking Conlesl. The advisor for 'fhis group is Mrs. Guercio. C of C-ROW I: Spano, Brown, Thomas, Anderson, 'WiIIiams, C. Smiih, Jevnager. J. Smiih, Amos, Johnsfon, Pickens. ROW II: Hunfer, McDowell, Jaques, Lynn, Honer, Fosfer, Marr, Penlrala, Nueva, Adamson. ROW III: Mueller, Sfolle, Harris, Wagner, Davis, Pearson, King, Toifen, Swanson, Vail, Gollaiday. ROW IV: Wade, Ellingson, Thornion, Shepherd, Thompson, Kirsch, Luckman, Sheefs, Winder, Croxion, Mack, Pe'Hiiohn. ROW V: Rich, Miller, Cope, Hudson, Scheub, Sfolle, Lakin, Rica, Tynes, Peloi, F. Underwood Kosmoslri, L.Underwood, SuHon. I I I I California Scholarship Federation ,vowed , 4 A ., g -,,sMs--s--, m SQAOLAQSMD , Q' 5 if 2 5 5 ' 5 if a s to , 4, , , . 6 GEACW 1 R ADVISORY BOARD-Ishii, Downing, Hamberger, Rice, Taves, Slale, Saunders. ROW ll: Dull lAd- visorl, Slanfield, Ball. Phillips, Pillsbury, Foulks, While lAdvisor.l SCHOLARSHIP-ROW l: Kuroda, lngram, Tiffin, Pickens, Downing, lshii, Bulsumyo, Sakamolo, Forgue, Barker, Darrow, Flelcher, Brookes, Hamberger. ROW ll: Buller Broadbenl, Schwecle, Fuiikawa, Harrelson, Thompson, Malsumolo, Benson, Nelmes, Liebengulh, Gissberg, Ward, Bean. ROW lll: Webber, Olson, Nagel, Saunders, Lewis, Kimme, Rich, Cunningham, McFall, Baker, Keeler, Sheppard, M. Alkinson. ROW IV: Holden, Reece, McCook, Fursf, Jacobs, Jusl, Reynolds, Robinson, Tynes. ROW V: Lusfig, Garcia, Thexfon, Kroll, Wyllie, Springer, Chesley, Riedman, von Kleinsmicl, Johnson, Gibson, Vaughan, Theilen. ROW Vl: Leilao, Burgess, Ball, Rice, Sippel, Wrench, Silverberg, B. Alkin- son, Leslie, Simpson, Phillips, Geer. Chapfer Twenfy-Two Hard Work Proves Worthwhile! Our memebrs sTand ouT as sTrong leaders and superior sTudenTs. EligibiliTy Tor membership in This organizaTion is based on The number oT poinTs earned. The members work Their way Through high school doing Their work well and adhering To The rules oT good ciTizenship. The big evenT oT The year is The Scholarship BanqueT when The seal bearers are honored. OTher evenTs which The Scholarship SocieTy looks Torward To are The SouThern Regional ConvenTion and DiTch Day, which is usually an excursion To some place oT inTeresT Tor enioymenT. The advisors oT This organizaTion are Mr. Dull, Mr. WhiTe, Mr. Tracy. and Miss NorTon. SCHOLARSHIP-ROW l: Kawaralani, Wakamiya, HuiTT, Farren, Clary, Brown, Amos, Marfindell, Naltashima, Wren. ROW ll: Lieb, Rowan, FosTer, PeTTiiohn, Marr, STaT'f, Bradley, Jaques, King, PesenTe, NuTTer. ROW Ill: Levin, Shepherd, Kerr, Mason, McDowell, SuTTon, Adamson, Koenig, Rumph, Beveryclr. ROW IV: Foulks, Pefarsen, Pagones, Yunker, Taves, Sfolle. Pear,son, Honer, Mask, Grobafy, STaTe. ROW V: Huscher, Owen, ST. LaurenT, Fry, Wade, Pifer, HuTTon, Harris, ThornTon, Peclr, HarringTon. ROW Vl: Sugiyama, Pillsbury, Ball, Kling, Fifzpafrick, Kruse, Gibbs, Mandl, Koelclzoek, O'Brien. Outstanding Students Are Presented Seal Bearers The California Scholarship Federafion confers upon qualifed sen- iors fhe lamp pin in recoqnifion of fheir accomplishmenfs in fhe field of scholarship. This award gives fhem life membership in fhe California Scholarship Federafion. These sealbearers also receive fhe honor of having fhe Federafion Chapfer seal placed upon fheir diplomas. SEAL BEARERS-ROW I: Brenner, Browne, Downing, Ferreira, Geary, Gear. ROW ll: Gibson Hall, Hayes, F. Holden. J. Holden, Honer, Just. ROW Ill: Kroll, Marr, Mason, Mafsumofo, Pei iiiohn, Phillips, Pillsbury. ROW IV: Reece, Rice, Simpson, Sf. Laurent, Taves, Thompson, Warren. With Honors and Awards .... Gold L Nominees This year 2l Poly sludenls have earned Gold L's. These awe were earned by oulslanding achievernenis in lhree fields, scholars alhlelics, and general service lo Jrhe school. Poly is proud of her Go winners. l-lere we find our school's leaders and workers. Their enlhusi and resourcelulness has olone much io make our siuolenl body oulsle ing. . ROW I: l2 iewelsl Houghfon, Jusf, Ferreira. ROW ll: ll iewell Capcuch, Phillips, Walker, l lGold L Pins, Ashcrafl. Barfholomew. ROW III: Carroll, lshii, Levy, Livoni, Morgan, Piercy. l IV: Romine, Seymour, S+. Laurenl, Taves. Thompson, Timboe, Walker, Don. f 6 6 f V' -Q 6- MAJORETTES-ROW I: Buffalo. Wa+asul:i, Tishofer. ROW ll: Frush, C: Warriner, Leedom, Frush. D. Band and Maioreffes Our majore'r+es have 'rwirled and s+ru++ed Jrheir way +o fame wi+h one of The fines? musical orqanizafions in Soufhern California. +he Poly Band. Togefher wi+h The peppy music of fhe band and +he smarf uni- forms of Jrhe majoreffes, Jrhis group was +he main a'r+rac'rion a+ our foof- ball games. With Song and Color the Band Marches On FLAG GIRLS--Nancy Scanlan, Joanne Pagones, Donna Decker, Pal Gillin. Flag Swingers and Drill Team Five lovely, prancing flag swingers helped +o make our games allraclive as well as exciiing, and logellner wilh llne drill ieam in +l'1eir snappy uniforms, lhere was perfecl' precision ancl unison. YELL LEADERS-Gregory Grunesl, Kaye Holden, Jim Clark, Tommy Johnson, Ronnie Wilson. SONG LEADERS-Joan Smifll, Marilyn Williams, Marvel DeConniclc, Mary Ashcraff, Jeanne Brown, Joan Rich, Bonnie Timboe. Song Leaders and Yell Leaders Poly's song leaders and yell leaders swing io Jrlme rlwylhm of Poly l-liql'1 . They bring io every game 'rlwe spirii ancl enrlwusiasm of flwe slu- Cleni body. 5 ,-.7?,,,I ,,.f. 6, N f 3 f ' Q, 5 I 'Qi ilu Z2-.' LIONS' CLUB SPEAKING CONTEST-Mil+on Kohul, Pal Capouch, Richard Medniclc. RADIO WORKSHOP-ROW I: D. Johnson, Reece, Mogh, Tandberg, Safz, Dalfon. ROW II: Dubiel, PaHerson, Kelly, Maflhews, Fraser, Wilson. ROW Ill: Morgan, Davis, Murphy, Campbell, Schuliz, Young. ROW IV: R. Johnson, Garelick, Kral, Ashcraff, Carpenfer, Rucld. ROW V: Capouch, Kohuf, Mr. Siriani lAclvisor.l MASQUE 8: SANDAL-ROW l: M. Merrill, Kohul, Giuliany, McCracken, Welshans, Nove, Broman ROW II: Tyler, Johnson, Miller, Levy, B. Merrill, Griffin, Holden, Miss Breed lAdvisor.l ROW Ill N. Kelly, Dillon, J. Kelly, Chaffee, Reed, Kroll, Luslig. ASSEMBLY CLASS-ROW I: Moomaw, Hasler, Barker, Barreff, PiHman, Bauerle, Weiser, Johnsion Kirlr. ROW ll: Siriani lAdvisorl, O'Neal, Baker, Leiiao, Garcia, Sebern, Rowe, Ball, Lindborg, Boyer Holi. ROW Ill: Slines, Morloclr, Oda, WaHs, Kearney, Hails, Clark, Chrisfensen, Cohen, Buel1ler Zeiclman, Murdoch, Davis. Comedy With That Professional Touch Senior Play Clarence Day's play Life Wifh Fafher was presenfed by Masque and Sandal fhis year. The oufsfanding performance was under fhe excel- lenf fraining of Miss Breed. Wifh Bob Chaffee as fafher and fhe wonder- ful backing of fhe casf, fhis play was one of fhe mosf delighfful comedies ever performed af Poly. Ofher casf members were Donna l-lalsfead, Jean Holden, Eddie Reed, Gusfav Kroll, Johnny Kelly, Keafs Tyler, Jerry McCraken, Mary Giuliany, Margie Merrill, Donna Welshans, Janef Johnson, Milfon Kohuf, David Levy, Dennis Anderson, Yvonne Broman. Phyllfs Lusfig, Nancy Kelly, Alice Miller, and Pal' Giffin. GIRLS' CHORUS-ROW I: Kaas, Hedriclc, Bedard, Finch, Andrews, Prenfis, Sherloondy, Goodson Colone, Magee, Brislxin, Hillig. ROW ll: Sussle, Shoemaker, Gibson, Palmer, Baldwin, Rimmer Jewell, Tolle, Monleiih, Church, Chrisliansen, Edwards. ROM! Ill: Summerlin, Beclrley, Thomas Conley, Barnes, Bihner, Brady, Johnson, Jose, Waldo, Abel, Branf, Sharp. ROW IV: Buice, James Elleolf, Anderson, Lovell, Ashcrafl, Fosberg, Whiffle, Marson, Mayo, Barnes, Redd, Mallhew, While aker. A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Row I: Teague, lngold, Wilson, Philpy, Jackson, Thomas, Broclrman, Websler Church, Gray, Lewis, lAccompanisl.l ROW ll: Horne, Valenline, Howard, Pecor, E. Pagones, Tierney Heald, Blurlon, J. Pagones, 'Warren. ROW Ill: Calchpole, Balmer, Fudge, Boyer, Holi, Downing Taylor, Smilh, Lamirande, Wilcox. ROW IV: OHow, O'Brien. Schlarb, Han-d, Olsen, Williams, Koenig Kelly, Hodges, Linn. ROW V: Taylor, Holl, Morgan, Bair, Vose, While, Lane, Ball, Larson. ROW VI Burgess, Hale, Ginesl, Malhis, Gleason, Slaler, Simmons. ROM VII: Lee, Davenporl, Sumrall, Landes, Barlholomew, Sorensen. ROW Vlll: Child, Fischer, Hawn. Smilh, Charllon, Baver, Holden, Slanlon, lAdvisor.l Christmas Concert As The lasT TainT noTes oT SilenT NighT died away, anoTher beauTiTul ChrisTmas ConcerT drew To a close. The moving beauTy oT The Theme Love Came Down AT ChrisTmas was Truly spedacular. SoTT lighTs and The blending oT voices broughT nearer To every hearT The True spirT oT ChrisTmas. The sTage clecoraTions ancl visualizaTions were awe-inspiring. They creaTed a picTure ThaT will sTanol high in The memories oT all who saw The I949 ChrisTmas Concert With Harmony and Dulcet Tones ..... MADRIGAL SINGERS-ROW I: Olsen, Vvlilliams, Gray, Pagones, Websfer, Brockman, Thomas Jackson, Philby, Wilson, Ingold, Horne. ROW ll: Koenig, Taylor, Kelly, 'HeaId, Hodges, Pecor Fudge, Howard, Baker, Cafchpole, Valenline. RC-W Ill: Ball, Simmons, Lane, Sumfall, Vose, Ginesl l.ee, Holi, Child. ROW IV: Slafer, Bariholomew, Smilh, Charlfon, Davenport Sorensen, Hawn Fischer, Mr. S+an+on, iAdvisor.l ORCHESTRA-ROW I: Williams P., Jones C., Broadbenf, Rilz, Brenner, Avzaradel, Williams M. Johnsfon, Shadduck, Rasmussen. ROW Ill: Edwards, Kirk, Nelson, HuH'on, Morrow, Jones B. Builer, Lewis, Child. ROW III: Shumway, Balmer, Biorkman, Pifer, Kibler, Klaman, Meade, Benson Phil: Benson, Paul. RC1W IV: Guliclx, Wrench, Bowlen, Sippel, Ness, Luper, Shaiiuclr, Bogoanovich ROW V: Thomas, Simmons, Berry Wesifall, Harringfon, McKenney, Mr. Gill IAdvisorI. They Fill the Halls With Melody BOYS' GLEE-ROW l: Young, Forsylh, Dourle, Roach, Perkins, Hayes, Ocla,fWa'talsul1i, While, Langein, Murray, Vancil, Ambrose. ROW ll: Powell, Lindlord, Ferrell, Sheridan, Taylor, O'Neill, Chamberlain, Mills, Selbe, Franlrs, Boore, Scroggins. ROW Ill: Mr. Slanlon lAdvisorl, Branlleey, Moone, Challrer, Clawson, Scolly, Hampfon, Melson, Gonzales, Chavez, Sirbeclz, Dillon, lriye, Magnusow. ROW lV: Labon, Reed, Rhoades, Millell, Wolf, Slager, Rippes, Criswell, Dragovich, Riggs, Thorpe, Robinson, Chevvronl, Johnson. GIRLS' GLEE-ROW l: Forgue, Brookes, Harvell, Page, McPheefers, Porler, Chamberlain, Rucker, Rogers, Brown, Barnell, Pellall. Row ll: Whilalcer, Peflefer, Mendell, Erwin, Hendrickson, Johnson, Wolfram, Dawson, Johnslon, Lancasler, Kloehm, Hughes. ROW lll: Tabor, Hopperslad. Reed, Groom, Gibson, Fackler, Leeper, P. Phillips. Grayson, Whilmyre. ROW IV: Dodson, King, Payne, Sherman, McHaley, Hamillon. Lee, Harden, Bonnie Mallhews, Bobby Malrlhews, Slrickland. ROW V: Thomas, Swinney, Lealarf, Hall, Weeclall, Barnes, J. Phillips, Gross, Kruse, Miles, Romini, Gilberl- lAdvisor.l PRINT SHOP-ROW I: Harrison, Fleming, Beene, Russell, Harrigan, Herrera, French, Chasiain Ho+IscIaw. RCIW II: Mr. Siribley IAdvisorI, Sheridan, FuIIer, Hancock, Throneberry, Piesheh Heinz, Beauchamp, Mr. Freeman IAdvisorI. ROW III: Uchida, Shono, Roux, Krause, Maf+hews Dickinson, Kruse, Coley, Pew, Replogie. FIRE CAPTAINS-ROW I: Morse, Fenn, Marfin, CarroII, Ashcrafr, Baker, Hinshaw, KraI, Rowan ROW Il: Edson, Rusk, Ball, Derryberry, Holden, T. Smirh, Afkinson, N. Smi+I1, Sfanfield, Louden Mr. Curfis ISponsorI. ROW III: Wafis, Owen, Piercy, Ferreira, Grunesf, PaH'ison, Paige, Houghion Bartholomew, Walker. , Stage Makeup, Costume, Craft, and Crew STAGE MAKEUP AND COSTUME-ROW l: Cooper, Brown, Bunch, Noble, Dovalos. RCEW ll: Flynn, Lofgren, Hicks, Richardson, Newman, Ashley. ROW Ill: Sloddard, Laird, Galhucole, McDonell, Sherman, Fosier. STAGE CREW AND STAGE CRAFT-ROW l: Shaw, Sedlak, Aihersfine, Scroghem, Roclchold, Tyson, Chavez, Powell, Gasler, Thomas, Hallalf, Phillips. ROW ll: Alxiyama, Dodson, Benson, Tischofer, Bar- ber, Boyce, Wrighl, Blommfield, Reber, Dubiel, An-derson, Walls. ROW Ill: Mr. Richards, Davis, Rosenberg, Cole, Welch, Yaies, Ferreira, Rogers, Crovella, Dennis King, Dave King, Landress, Richardson, Blanpea, Wilson, Mr. Fcrlmann. ti. 'W Q as S 1 aff '-5 Y X 1 I IZ' J B 4 1 A t ,y iiyfiiii My x I W' I X - 2 . O ya Y l A 'I 2 U 4 X Y, g : X- N -7 j 1.4 gy Ag N A- - 'ffl X s N1 O Q J X : lm' 2 - 1 'V 2, gl - '3 , 4.4 4 Q: , f 1 '-R U Qfhiefccs On board ourcraTT we experience The exciTemenT oT compeTiTion Teamwork-individualism merged inTo cooperaTion . . . This is sporTs. Here we loin in Triendly baTTle. each doing his besi' Tor The honor of Poly Fair play is king. T is educaTion in sporTsmanship, The rules Tor The game OT liTe . . . Teamwork. Pigskin Review The I949 ediTion of The Poly JackrabbiT foofball squad was one of The finesT Teams This school has had in The pasT Ten years. By The slim margin of one poinT, Coach Red lvlonTgomery's l-lares missed a chance To enTer The vaunTed CIF play-offs, and a chance for Soufhern California CIF fooT- ball championship. Poly had a good represenTaTion on The CIF squad as They placed halfbaclc George Van ZanT on The second sTring and Gerry CharlTon aT guard on The Third sTring. The JaclcrabbiTs dominaTed The all-league selecTions by placing seven men on The firsT Two Teams. George Van Zanf. Bill Bena and Gerry CharlTon were The firsT sTring selecTions, while end Knox Tiernan, guards Adam Edwards and Don Bush were selecfed on The second Team. Dave Levy, Jim Bachar. Joe Duhem and Gary Griffin were given honorable menTion by The selecTors. Once again, The l-lares paced The selecTion of The all- ciTy Team by placing Jim Bachar, Adam Edwards. Don Bush, Dave Levy, George Van ZanT. Joe Duhem and Bill Bena on The firsT Team. Knox Tiernan and Gerry CharlTon were named To The second sTring. AlThough hampered by injuries ThroughouT The season. The Jackrabbifs sTill presenTed a Team of which The Poly sTu- denTs could well be proud. The injury iinx hiT The Jackrabbifs before The season sTarTed when Gary Griffin, Two year leT- Terman conTracTed polio and was ouT of play unTil laTe in The season. Gil Tyner, sTarTing cenTer, broke his collar bone The day before The Sanfa Ana game and Doug Ryan, firsT sTring guard. suffered a shoulder separaTion in The Alhambra game. Dave Levy, veTeran Taclcle, broke his arm in pracfice and missed The imporTanT games wiTh Mark Keppel and Wilson. Knox Tiernan, firsT sTring end, suffered a brain concussion in The Keppel game and missed The final game of The year wiTh Wilson. CAPT BILL BENA FULLBACK D1-xCnFxC A j LEAGUE ,, 1 ,1 .W,...Q.,., .,.V ,L K. .1 CO-CHAMPS 4 , M N1 , 1.1, GEORGE VAN ZANT JOE DUHEM ' HALFBACK HALFBACK V W Q' , ALL' UTY 4' :fgf TIEUL1 . 'F' m , nv . A 2 ATV W , I mx JIM IBACHAR STU FARBER KNOX TQERNAN END QUARTERBACK END Jos Mumowmsv 'GERRY CHARLTON LEONARD- HAMPTON pow BUSH wwf: TACKLE GUARD CENTER GUARD at ii it LV: i QUNWQT QUIZ WND Q B013 AQUERAV' GAIN GMITFIN i IVAN SEATUN 'LADRU DERRUVNE Slow Starters Opening the I949 season, Coach Red Montgomery! highly touted Jackrabbits met the defending champ- ions ot the Sunset League. mighty Santa Ana. The i-iares were unable to cope with the brilliant passing attack presented by the Saints and tell to Santa Ana I2-6. Joe Duhem's 5l-yard iaunt through guard in the third quart- er was the highlight ot the game tor the Jackrabbits. Panthers Tamed Atter a scoreless tirst halt, the I-lares, led by big George Van Zant. moved past the Panthers to the tune i2-O tor their tirst win ot the season. In the second halt it was all Poly as Van Zant scored twice in the 'final minutes . A ,. r on a long run and an intercepted pass. s s -I . . ,Q f A M, L bmi, wigs ADAM Lbyimziis BERNQZWHAWQQ guoungsqwieigwe giug wins 3 'H ' . .- 5 N in fs f ,e5f,,s5sn-- - 7' ::m:w.f:s- ' ' 71 H fn-Rf: ' F -Q ,s,...ea.-,. .,, . , ..:, tE:y,. , A . .w , f We-'X N ' - A ' t .. . i ff 4 . 11 ? 1-5 4- ' 'W 1 'fin-Q.it2t Sufi st ,. 5. - L V it-A le, -szd f2'f.:r .e -J s '11 ' s.4!- y-xi f w g' qzfww, , 4:...g.sg ,4 K mi uni ,A , ,vm wis3ss51zQ1:1s,z5,y,- are e we ,S - Q X Q N A,L.,, x,,, , if fum sum sous WAN uiuir Uviriis JOHN Maura fuunmmwiiucd . ' l Pilots Grounded Failing fo be impressed by a sup- posedly powerful Excelsior feam, fhe l Jaclcrabbifs opened fheir league sea- i son againsf fhe Pilofs. The friclcy run- ning of Joe Duhem, fhe power plays r off faclile by George Van Zanf, and l fha brillianf defensive play of Bill Bena and Gerry Charlfon were all lxeynofes in fhe l-lares play. When fhe final gun wenf off ending fhe game, fhe score read, Poly 25-Excelsior I3. Fumble-His! Despife fhe facf fhaf fhe l-lares gained almosf af will befween fhe 20- yard lines, fhey were unable fo main- fain any goalward drives because ofl cosfly fumbles and fhe game ended in a scoreless deadlock. Key injuries also hampered fhe Rabbifs and prevenfed fhem from displaying fheir usual powerful affack. X ' .- D , 1 , GZ' i-if 5 'R ' , - ,, , 'Q'-2 A s l . grey w ,X 1 X. K My Egg A, A k, .ve KA -L. W 4 A , 1 U .V ,WEA Q Y ,ta gg! , Q . A -Q ,Qgv V ,-..' 2' 2 5 is V4 Q I LM , K g ., K g W A B R y I N 5 wt . i . 1' if i I l ri :Z ls l l , l2lll2ENQ u,IRWlN ,DONALD Will? Cl WNW BM 9005 - DW clfflllclcflll gcWl2S MAJOR JOE CAQDULL' JOE VALDEZ EWU LUDWH7 'UUOMllNS,MlSl2. The Perfect Hosts ' Paced by the powertul running ot Bill Bena and George Van Zant. the l-lares tallied their tirst touchdown minutes atter the game began and scored again early in the tourth quarter. For the tirst time, the l-lares broke out in a passing attack teatur- ing Stuart Farber and Van Zant which was responsible tor the second touch- down. Oilers Hit Rock With George Van Zant leading the way with his long runs, the l-lares rolled to a decisive 37-6 victory over hap- less Montebello. This game also saw the return to action ot veteran Gary Grittin, who contacted Polio during the summer but returned to the game in brilliant tashion. as he threw a con- version pass to Jim Bachar tor the t-lares' 37th point. l LULNUP99 JUUNQLDWELL still Wlllflul LBliitlll0LUMEW . u Q. 'F l, J N l Mllli DEQBU mum cuiwsuil Qiiig LEMGN ciao, LAMBAKIQ 5 Scoreboard WE THEY 6-SanTa Ana . ..,.AA I2 I2-Jordan , , 4 , , , O 25-Excelsior . . . . . . I3 O-Alhambra . A4,, O I3-WhiTTier .4.. .,.. O 26-El lvlonTe ,.....,. 4..,. 7 20-Mark Keppel .A... .A,. 2 I 3 I-Wilson .... 7 - ....,..---. ,-, ,.,..1J Heartbreaker The baTTle of The CIF season Took place aT Alhambra on The nighT of November IO and The evenTual winner of The Pacific League, Mark Keppel l-ligh of Alhambra. emerged vicforious in a game which was packed wiTh Thrills from sTarT To finish. Affer leading ThroughouT The game, The l-lares were forced To come from behind in The lasT minuTe of play To make The score 20- 2I. The aTTempTed conversion was blocked and wiTh The blocked pass wenT The l'lares' chances for a bid To The CIF play-offs. Revenge ls Sweet Anofher season came To a close November IO when The mighTy Poly Jackrabbifs baTTled The Wilson Bruins before l0.000 rabid fans and downed The winless Bruins 3l-7. Gary Griffin paced The RabbiTs as he reTurned To The lineup and scored The second Touchdown for The l-lares. IT was Truly a Team vicTory as every member of The Team Turned in a sparkling perform- ance. PicTured above are some of The highlighTs oT The SanTa Ana. Mark Keppel and Wilson gridiron encounTers. Joe Duhern is shown geTTing away on one of his long runs in The Keppel game, while Larry DeBruyne rounds end as Ivan SeaTon Takes ouT The SanTa Ana defensive end, wiTh a good block. As Dana Wade removes The lasT Wilson defender from The play. CapT. Bill Bena husTles around end Tor one oT The Touchdowns in The 3l-7 romp over The hapless Wilson Bruins. Cross Counfry JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY-ROW I: Tifus, Lee, Anderson, Hansen, Purvine, Ahles Scow, Brennand, CIay+or. ROW ll: Duranf, Morgan, Horning, Ricks, Scroggins, Oliver, Beeson, Graff Rodgers, Forman Icoachl. ROW III: A+kinson, Nord, Slaier, Hines, McCIinden, Lighfner, Wafson WaHs, Tran+ham. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY-ROW I: Wallace, Murphy, Piercy Ico-cap+ainI, Ferreira Ico-capiainl Owen, Johnson, Mihel. ROW II: Child Imgr.I, Russell, Lo AIbo, Fleming, Grehinger, Forman Icoachl Au' '-' ' 'A ' f JV Football ' I The only unbeaTen Team in any sporT aT Poly was I The recogniTion ThaT Coach Joe Kiello's l949 JV Team , earned. The TuTure varsiTy sTars played ouTsTanding ball ThroughouT The year To conclude Their second consecuTive unbeaTen season and reTain The league TiTle which They had won The year beTore. CapTain CarlTon Corey and guard CarlTon Yow were The leaders oT The hard-charging JaclcrabbiT line, while Eldred PeeWee Younger was The mainsTay oT a powerTul l:JackTield. 'Lllillllll Compu 1 P 9 9,9 ci JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL-ROW I: Pickens, lchilrawa, HusTecI, Bran-Hey, Shepard, Cereghino, Younger, Varner, Pike, Bramhall, Sellae, Baskerville, Kielb lcoachl. ROW ll: Kennedy, Bush, Hernan- clez, Rosello, AbboTT, Dauflell, Schwenli, Hale, Garner, Corey, O'Neill, Yow, Anderson, Barlris, Re- pecko. ROW Ill: Murakami, Graves, Holloway, Todd, Owens, Sowma, Magill, C. Magnuson, Harlow, Maior, Quimby, B. Magnuson, Callos. Varsity Football Isn't Everything! We They 20-Excelsior .... . . . O 7-Alhambra . .. .. . 6 I9-WhiTTier .... . . . 6 27-MonTeloello . . . . . O 45-El lv1onTe ..... 6 33-Mark Keppel .... . . . O 33-Wilson ....... . . , 7 ' Q09 Dim omni omni Dive vlunm noun TEAQNLR ADT The l949 Junior VarsiTy TooTloall Team was one of The highesT scoring gridiron squads The school has ever 'T seen. The high poinT oT The season came when The mighTy l-lares swamp- T ed The hapless Lions Trom El lv1onTe. 45-6. Then came The El MonTe slaughTer and Tinally in The game which was sup- posed To deTermine The league champ- ionship, The iunior JackrabbiTs ran over The unbeaTen AzTecs Trom lvlarlc Kep- pel 33-O ln The Tinal TilT oT The I949 grid sea- son. Coach Joe Kielb's l-lares swamped Their cross-Town rivals Trom Wilson 33- i.1w I - nf, ' - - -1. .F v S Q., ' A A ac . f ' , , ' 2, fix lsiuiuipui suLpiipiiggggiiQubigniiwgtiiii' TUUWQ-TlQllllU lillllllls gll.ifuliilwA IVIICIIEU siivigiiiilii alll Quiz iciiiuigiinc Varsify Baskefball Finishing one oT The TinesT seasons in several years, The Poly cagers landed a Third place berTh in The Pacific League, which is one of The besT in high school basIceTbaII. The veTeran aggregaTion was made up oT Torwards, Rudy Phillips and Mickey Silvernailg cenTer, Wayne Boyce: and guard, Clarence SmiTh. Under The able capTainship oT guard Bob Seymour, They had a winning sTreak oT IO games before losing To Mark Keppel: buT wenT on To win I9 ouT oT 23 games. They Tinished The season seTTing a new Poly-Wilson record by deTeaTing The hapless Bruins 60-42. The local boys dominaTecI The All-CiTy Team by placing Tive men on The Two sTrings. VARSITY BASKETBALL-ROW I: Griffin, Phillips, Seymour, Silvernail, C. Smilh, Ayers IMgr.l. ROW ll: Fischer, Krause, Wells, Boyce. Varsity Jackrabbits . . . Rough and Ready! 4 L-HIV IVQ Sl i f 4 r Wilh flue lasl break as Jrheir mosl polerul weapon, The Jaclcrabbils were one of Jrhe rnosl feared Jreams in flue Pacific: Leauqe. l-lighlighl of Hue season came when flue Hares edged lhe previously unbealen Alham- bra Moors in lhe firsl meelirug belween 'flue Two clubs, 43-4I wilh a Thrilling comeback. Raise the Roof With Cheers .... JV Baskefball JV BASKETBALL-ROW I: Seaion, Davis, Bariholomew, Kopp, Sanders, Backus, H. Smifh, Henrick- sen. ROW II: Whi+ney, Harlow, Trevifhick, PaHison, Morgan, Wymore, Lambralcis, Irwin, Walker Icoachj. B Baskefball AlThough noT as sensaTional as B Teams oT The pasT, The Bunnies Topped oTT The season in winning sTyle by upseTTing The Wilson Brubabes. Gymnasfic Team Placing TourTh in CIF cornpeTiTion, The gymnasTs gave a good acc:ounT oT Themselves ThroughouT The season. B BASKETBALL-ROW I: Vaughan lcaptlj Krause, Hearn, Blake, Merrill, Sheen, Dorame. ROW ll: Warren, DeBruyne, Rhoads, Barnes, Sippel, Lomax, Poffer, Edson, Welch lcoachl. GYMNASTIC TEAM-ROW I: Oye, Walker, Dave, Tischcfer, Higbe, Broclr. ROW ll: Dubiel, Cher- ney, Walker, Don. Johnson, Penkoff, Hilchney. ROW Ill: Defriclr lcoachl, Kuroda, Eddow, Arm- sirong, fmgnl. Keep Your Eye on That Ball Varsify Baseball Sfarfing ouf in 'rrue Jackrabbif fashion, Coach Lyle Kinnear's var- sify baseballers finished in second place af 'rhe end of fhe firsf round of loop play. Throiughouf fhe season fhe l'lares suffered noficeably due fo fhe loss of key players. Sophomore pifcher, Phil Baker. ace soufhpaw, showed greaf promise of fhings fo come as he won fhe maiorify of games he pifched. Ofher dufsfanding players for fhe l-lare nine were, cafcher Jim Kelley: cenferfielder. Loren l-lilfg and second baseman, Jim l-lanson. 'ARSITY BASEBALL-ROW I: Sleins. Huberl, Hilf, Ward, Kelley, Duhem. Livoni, lmgr.l. ROW ll: Kinnear, lcoachl, Hanson, Thom, Wells, Baker, Rhoacles, Sowers, Van Zuni. Watch Out There1The Bases Are Loaded IISI Roundi We They I2-Alhambra . . . . . I I-Excelsior . . . . . . . I 5-EI Momke . . . . . 3 I2-Whiffier ..... .... 3 I4-Mon+ebeIIo . . , . . I O-Wilson .... . . . 4 George Van Zanf, Poly Ihird Ioasernan, ge+s ready Io Jrag +I1e Excelsior runner sliding in+o Ihird for 'rI1e final ou'r of Hue inning, as The Jackrabbir nine edged +I1e PiIo+s in +I'1e second round of Ieague pIay by +I1e close score of 2-I. JV Baseball ln fhe midsf of a ferrific baffle for fhe league championship, fhe Poly High Jackrabbif baseball squad, af fhe end of fhe firsf round, won all buf one league game. Chief sfurnbling block in fhe way of fhe l-lares' fifle hopes is powerful Wilson, defending circuif champions. Leading fhe league af fhe end of fhe firsf round, Coach Joe Kielb's JV horsehiders are fhe defending loop fiflisfs. Squad members are gain- ing valuable experience fhis year for fufure play on fhe varsify nine. JV BASEBALL-ROW I: Poffer, Russell, Campbell, Beal, Guillory, Paulsen, Ingram, Gonzales, Sewers, Hudson. RO Wll: Candland, Downing, Scolf, Adams, Thompson, Tynes, Smilh, Sisler, Samuel, Heinz, Schilling, Kielb, lcoachl. Varsify Tennis Alfhough inexperienced, fhe fennis fearn concluded a successful season, by winning moisf of fheir mafches. Golf Team Losin onl fo Wilson, fhe olf fearn finished second in Pacific Q league play. VARSITY TENNIS-Row I: Walfon, lcoachl, Gallagher, Waffs, Furcron, Winfer, Ball, Hancock, Murphy, Crouch, Miller. RGW ll: Wrench, Leslie, Rawlings, Gildea, Woolverfon, Koelrlroelr, Cofe, Peifey, Sanders, Shepard, Tiernan. VARSITY GOLF-Row I: Knox, Roberfson, Hancock, Warren, Rowan. Row ll: Nord, Tscfiiyama, Jones, Wells, Garreff, Foulks. Row lll: Welch, lcoachl, Olsen, Allen, Keebaugh, Cobble, Davis, Eaker, Pillsbury. i hilrie i Bowling Team BOWLING TEAM-ROW I: DeBorc.I, Harring+on, Olson, Corey, Icapf.I, Riopelle, Lack. Knacksledi Sfark. ROW II: Daudell, Espinosa, AboH, Spainhour, Mowry, Miles, Holloway, Penkoff, Carlson De+ricIx, Icoachi, Welch. ROW III: Cossairf, Huclgens, Hack, EIIi+I1orpe, Beckeff, Baker, Hale Norelu, Lee, Klinger, Bihnor, Flanders, Russell. Varsity Track VARSITY TRACK-ROW I: Wallace, Seymour, Palziz, Ferreira, Owen, Piercy, Murphy, Greico Rule. Chealley, Lee. ROW II: Forman, Icoachl, King, Gelvin, Brennancl, Johnson O., Fischer Griffin, Tiius, Valdez. Reidman. Selbe, DeBruyne, Jones, lmgr.I. ROW III: Johnson C., Hearn, Hawn, Rosser, Lemon, Pa'I'+ison, Grunesf. Ahles, Levy, LoAIbo, Scow, Hilchey. 'SX' 'Nz' r.. sf ,Q 1. , A v , A i .,,.i'ff' . 4. fr ., ,fm K' ,,,,xm Y Nw! ea 1 .6.5. iz .. ,.,, ,,,,,,., :..l,,, ' -Q . f ' ,. ,W ,, ' 52 41-ve ' ' 'Is , 'W liifgggffffi ' Only viciors for Coach Leon Forman's Poly fraclc learn in Jrhe meel belween lhe Jaclcrabbils and lheir cross-lown rivals Wilson. were quarier-miler Darrel Piercy and hurdler Rod Ahles, piclured above. Piercy upsef Jrhe dope buclce+ as he sped 'ro viclory over fhe favored Wilson men by rhree yards, while Ahles won bofh The l8O-yard low hurdles and Jrhe 120-yard highs. B Track Team C Track Team Winning +he maiorilry of 'rheir dual meels, Coach Red Monr- gomery's C spikeslers finished well up in fhe league slandings. Chuck Louden, Duane Slranfield. Darrell Rodgers and Lesba Anderson formed Jrhe nucleus of an oulsfanding squad. i B TRACK-ROW I: Valdez, Hearn, Merrill, Young, Greico, Dyles, Seymour, Hayes, Brown, DeBruyne. Glascoe, Miizel. ROW ll: Forman, lcoachl, WaHs, Miller, Grefzinger, Fleming, Roach, Pickens, Casfillo, Earle, Kearney, Balchelor, Hansen, Hardin, Child, lmgnl. ROW Ill: Wilson, Johnson C., Hemmings, Highf, Miichell, Johnson, O., Russell, Horning, Marfin, Wakaisulci, Rih, Brashear, lmgr.l. C TRACK-ROW I: Masuda, Sfanfield, Ono, Holloway, Daudell, Herrera, Clayfor, Friddle, Dugas, Carroll, lmgnl. ROW ll: Monfgomery, lcoachl, Tranfham, Beeson, Rodgers, Ka+suma+a, Rowley, Guliclr, Louden, Anderson, Klosier, Ashcraff, lmgr.l. . X, N NIV if l lx Reserve Officers Training Corps Under ilie guidance of lviaior Rees ine Poly ROTC has enjoyed one oi ilwe mosi successful years since ii was organized in I9I9. These eniliusiasiic cadeis receive valuable rraining in leadership, discipline, parioiism and self-reliance. Above are piciured some oi flie various aciiviiies offered loy ine ROTC. Military Training at lt's Best lx 14 If INSTRUCTORS STAFF-ROW I: Sgt Wood, M.Sg+. Newman. Sgf. Harmor. 'vzffvf ' '- -I . - vc 3:Ef,'i '1 e 9' 1' 3? F,..k,. A' 41- f SPED, :n,:.. .?K RIFLE TEAM-ROW I: Johnson, Pirie, Fiesel, Isham. Row ll: Pickle, Code, Greene, Boyd, Sebern. Ready . . . Aim . . . Fire! my lf' Al ci. 1 'sg 'Wu . : m 7 . X 1 ' f Yglflgzj' v . . I ' 525 FWS -:fi ,,.11 sw Q'- 5 l'. .ggi I 5 SX MP .gtg ,I-P cc . ROTC COMPANY A-ROW I: Ginesi, Johnson, Brooks. ROW ll: Pirie, Back, Logsdon, Rolo, Lauer, Edgar, Chemeny, Replogle, Burns, O'Neil. ROW III: Duffield, Nu+'rer, lsham, Burge, ScoH', Holmes. Mclnlosh, Townsend. ROW IV: Porier, Prokopowich, Brown, Ha+field, Smifh, Pifcher, Alien, Fiesel. ROW V: Kelly, Ball. BATTALION STAFFLROW I: McDonald, Hill, King. COMPANY B-ROW I: Coleman, Guyeffe, Fleming. Row ll: Ball, Smiih E., Rowe, Hoy, Bar+leH Lee, Maddox, Masseno, Millel, Gordan. ROW lll: Mednick, Thorp, Rucker, Nelson, Broulon, Jones Mick, Smi+h L. ROW lV: Sebarn, Carpender, Owen, Bishoff, Williams, Thorlon, Hildrelh, Bailerfon ROW V: Funk, Rodgers. ROTC C COMPANY-ROW I: Mellinger, Pickle, Scow. ROW ll: Mills, L. Davis, Shoff, Ulrich Greene, Harper, Larson, Howard. ROW Ill: Cook, Carler, Shehan, Terrell, Benford, Clnamness Huddleson. ROW IV: Rogers, Slines, Medina, R. Davis, Bond, Samuelson, lslxam. ROW V: Beckell Boyd. ROTC BAND-ROW I: Draper. Wheeler, Harneif, Hancock, Webber. R W II: Carpenfer, Mc- q Campbell, Ness, Rosenberg, Holle. ROW Ill: Nylander, Purvis, Berry, Dawn. COLOR GUARD-ROW l: Brighf, Huffman, Roephe, Sfowell. Reserve Officers Training Corps Among ihe various aciivilries of Jrhe ROTC are included field lrips. parades, and parficipaiion in drill compeiilion. The Sword and Scabbard is a ROTC fraferniiy. . The highlighl of Jrhe ROTC social calendar is Jrhe annual Mililary Ball Which is held in Jrhe second sernesier. GAA EXECUTIVE BOARD-ROW I: Hamberger, Groba+y, SI'afe, Thompson. ROW II: Afkinson Young, Rieciman, Jusi, Ingram. Wil! the meeting please come to order ? I GIRLS' L CLUB-ROW I: Hamberger, Grobafy, Jus'I, Thompson, Naeve. ROW II: Edaens. Cole- man, Tynes, AIIen, ScI'1oeI. HuIH. L..+...w..LH.,. L . VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS-ROW I: B. Coleman, Grobaiy, S+a'Ie, D. Coleman. ROW ll: Eddens Naeve, Temby, Borshe. RGW III: Whiie, Hamberger, Young, Afkinson. EASKETBALL CHAMPS-ROW I: Hamberger, Jones, Aflninson. ROW II: Reidman. Sfafe, Grobafy Young. Sportsmanship shines in after-school sports I AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS-ROW I: Ward, Mendell, Schoel, B. Coleman, Miles, Ray. ROW II Seelbach, Tynes, RiHer, Kirwin, Johnson. Ed-dens, Grobaiy. Sfaie, D. Coleman, Le Safe, Peck Pesanfe. ROW III: Maffhews, Kafes, Thomas, Hernandez, Freifag, Naeve, Temby, Borshe, Humbard Huifon, Rufledge. ROW IV: Ewell, Takeda, Olmsfead, Knauf, Bonnallie, Hamberger, Young, Aflrinson Brocicman, Fischer, TempIe+on. ROW V: Simpson, Rose, Brandriff, Laird, Norford, Whife, Williams Jones, Mosby, James, Shepherd, Paul. TUES. GIRLS' BOWLING-ROW l: Brown, Borelli, Schmidf, Rinoo, Laird, Visel, Williams, Thorn- quisf, HuiH. ROW ll: Joh'annes, Murphy, Murdock, Pifer, Ailrinson, Groom, Rich, Thomas, Serena Marumolo, Tafsumi. ROW lll: Websfer, Pierce Caraway, Allen, Timboe, Sainaf, Gibson, Holle, Kafes Miller, Mifchell. Strikes, Spares, Pins! WED. GIRLS' BOWLING-ROW I: Gardner, Page, Schoel, Pagones, Koebrich, S+. Lauren+, Ingram Northrop, Rosenfeld, Richards, Kubota, Endo. ROW II: Brown, Williams, Ray, Harne'H, Kibler Templefon, Bell, Borshe, Hanlrins, Schinnerer, Olsen, Mclnfire, Rucker, Toma. ROW Ill: Dunn Pluess, Bonnallie, Higley, Thompson, Clor, Romine, Allivine, Hall, Fursi, Pender, Haihaway Zarifes, Riggle, Cabe, Wyllie, Tomlin. SPEEDBALL CHAMPS-ROW I: Young, Reidman. ROM II: AIIen, Grobaiy, Sfafe. ROW III: Hernandez, Whiie, Temby, Coleman, B., Aikinson. ROW IV: Thomas, Ecidens. Johnson, Coleman, D. When they raise a racket, watch out! TENNIS CLUB-ROW I: Canlas, Hu++on, Taves, Pesan+e, Sherwin, Hulse, Bailey, McDoweII, SIoIIe, Rose. ROW II: Kimme, Pos+on, Harris, Kerr, Simpson, Sheppard, Gaddis, PeHefer, Davis, Adamson, Fischer. ROW III: Ka+es, Johannes, Pluess, Chavez, Encinas, Peck, Downing, Mafihews, Su++on, Lynn. ROW IV: Cole Iadvisori, Kus+er, Mason, McCook, Reece, Rice, Abell, Murphy, McDonald, Lewis. I OFFICIALS CLUB-ROW I: Thompson, HoIIe, Knfes, Murphy, Johannes, Clor, HuiH, Kirwin, Jus? Hiefield Iadvisorl. ROW II: Mendell, Rufledge, RI'Her, Pope, Horowih, Mash, Borshe. Colan Graham, Websfer. St r-r-i-i-he three, yer out! BEGINNING TENNIS-ROW I: Brazil, Whifalrer, Ewell, Peck, D. Coleman, Eddens, Johnson Williams. ROW II: Reece, Mosby, Ash, Bonalli, Thompson, Sfanfon, Hervi, Hui++, Websier, Munson Horawih. RiHer, B. Coleman. ROW III: Hernandez, Urruiia, Bowen, Corwin, Temby, WiIhenson Schiding, Borshe, Young, Howard, Rufledge, Mendall, Ashley, Shyroch. I, .I I I I ,,,I GIRLS' RIDING CLUB-ROW I: Hail, Brand, Ford, Bloomfield, Kusfer, Lielaengulh, Sfanfon. ROW ll: Rowland, Pefersen, Rhoades, Johnson, Allen, Keeler, Munson. Fore! Oh, for those eaglesg birdies, and pars GIRLS' GOLF-ROW I: Mack, Koenig, Geary, Paul, Von Klein Smid, Shapiro, Durgin, Harlman, Donovan, Spivak, Roeiim. ROW ll: Wier, Halslead, Williams, Zieroil, Holden, Saaliian, Ebell, Powers, Nesfle, Sfriegel, Shadduclc. ROW Ill: Schliesmayer, Smith, Pickens, Desmond, Vail, Merrill, Davis, O'NeiIl, Picard, Fri++s. , . z- .,:. D - ,, ,7.. ,,..i.y,- ,- , -. A.. WH. , Ss! 'N A , A4 3 Pff 95 5' 1 . L g HX l i ii' .I ' if , l 'Z-11 - ...-I .-.T '. -1.1 ,,'.f-3 - aj , X veg y Ktvlhgv i M X, 'ii i mx!! 1 Ag Alibi. ff -li' ,we V c NX? Q an CR my Z.g -q...., - U U Sleering our Ship of Siaie has noi been all work. We have had many hours of recreaiion. parfies, ancl laughing wiih friends. There have been excursions wi+h clubs To poinrs of inferesl while making new friends and growing closer fo old ones. We have had swiff-flying momenis of dizzy aciivily. We have enjoyed playing fogelher, yel' we are learning while we laugh. Sequoia---a playground landscapes of icy beauty I-Hit for winter sports with i 1 I - ,: -., -v Alpha Chi Gamma Chi Tau Theta Chi Sigma ALPHA CHI GAMMA-ROW I: Lighfner, Winfer. Wheeler. ROW II: Harding, Crum, Rudolph, McCampbeII. CHI TAU THETA-ROW I: LaurenI, Hallah, Fudge, KeIIeH. ROW II: Schliesmayer, Wier, Hamann, Price, Denfon, Prichard. CHI SIGMA-ROW I: WeIcI1, Reynolds, SIarIr, Rudd, Regan, Massenzo, Surlow, Casfillo. ROW II: Barajas, McCIin+ocIr, Throneberry, Hogle, Blanpea. McCann, Heidemann, Dixon. In the flutter of pledging 90 leo Chaparral Phi Sigma Theta F French Club CHAPARRAL-ROW l: Sippel, Blake, Taylor, Leslie, Merrill, Sheen. ROW ll: McMillen, Kelly, Wrench, Koehhoelt, Lomox, Murdoch. PHI SIGMA THETA-ROW l: Buell, Kraah, Fosler, Midgley, Cox. ROW ll: Binning, Halhaway, Pallerson, Robinson, Thompson, Lea, McLaughlin. FRENCH CLUB-ROW I: Paul, Hanhins, Cadranell, Slanley, Fosler, Blumonslein, Gosselin. Rumph, Robinson, Pearson, Pagones. ROW ll: Hallafl, Headle, Sfolle, Newell, Mills, Horne, Tyson, Downing, Lealarl, Hicks, Wade, McDowell. ROW Ill: Rudolph, Jones, Cope, Bradley, F. Miller, Wilcox, Ash- crafl, Philpy, Baker, Durham, Medina, Braun. ROIW IV: Foulhs, Levin, Edwards, Marlin, Olbrys, Nadashny, Knauf, Turpin, Wiedrich, Mason, Fudge, A. Miller, Beadle. Parlez-vous francais? F -M--f - We -- Af - 1 , W JRG Sphinx J.R.G. ROW l: Yeomans, Landis, Flinl, Serles, Scanlan, ToHen, Swanson, Nelson. ROW ll: Moore, King, Capouch, Powell, Holden, Vail, Merrill, Leonard, Powers. SPHINX-ROW l: Ball, Vaughan, Drew, Bike, Paulsen, Dave Walker, Warren, Edson, Mr. Barker Advisor. ROW ll: Poffer, Jones, Younger, Hanson, Livoni, Baker, S+an'Field, Bariholomew. ROW Ill: Seymour, Quimby, Garner, Kopp, Callahan, Boyd, Don Walker, Barlcis, Baclrus. Rememberuinitiation nigh: . . . . eek! -af! XX Y .Ji 'ig in ,. Zetas y Bohemian Club ZETAS-ROW l: Claylor, Rogers, Milzel, Gallagher, Wolfe, Nord. ROW ll: Derby, Tolley, Wrighl, Ferreira, Owen, Slevenson, Morgan, Ruclman. BOHEMIAN-ROW l: Rich, Warcl, Whilllesey, Visel, Laircl, Brown, Williams, Tinlrler, Cepouch. ROW ll: Murphy, Pofler, Pallison, Griffin, Livoni, Piercy, Levy. ROW Ill: Tyner, Morgan, Don Walker, Houghlon, Callahan, Quimby, Barlholomew, Dave Walker. Tl1ere's nothing like a good Pajama Hop , . 1 , V f I 4 Q ' ' Ragad A SFO Spanish Club RAGAD-ROW I: Zierofl, Halslead, Clark, Luppens, Anderson, Ashcraffl. ROW ll: Lewis, Hunler, Barflefl, Cody, Ewarf, Eb'ell, Clapp. S.F.O.-ROW l: Halslead, Clarlc, Lewis, Rasnsr. ROW ll: Williams, Springer, Rulherford, Ewarl, Scoggins, Dallon. SPANISH CLUB-ROW l: Edwards, Hernandez, Kirwin, Peck, J. Thomas, Bliss, Cormany, McGee, Swanson. ROW ll: O' Neal, Blair, Benson, Johnson, Slaff, Long, Honer, Hayes, P. Thomas, Dreyer, Calchpole, D. Thomas. ROW Ill: Leifos, Candland, Nelmes, von KleinSmid, Rieclman, McCook, Reece, Rich, Nagel, Mifchell, Gorsuch, Wellander. ROW IV: Garcia, Bledsoe, Flanagan, Crane, Thornlon, Jaques, Lynn, Vail. Tollen, King, Yunlier, Alkinson. Habla Ud. Espanol? X . . l ' V H r . . ' 5 .A .L . ,if .vyy 71 ' . ,, , . TSP Horizon Club Scarabs T.S.P.-ROW I: Zieroll, Whilllesey, Clark, De Conniclr, Smilh, Rich. ROW ll: Williams, Woodside, Dallon, Ebell, Ashcraff, Halslead, Brown. ROW lll: Salnaf, Timboe, Rutherford, Ewarl, Hunler, Lovell, Lewis. HORIZON CLUB-ROW I: Scanlan, Green, Joan Bean, Schlarb, O'Brien, McHenry, Hanson. ROW ll: Mayo, Taves, Yunker, Dreyer, Geary, Erickson, Eskridge, Travis. ROW Ill: Hallall, Desmond, Shramilr, McCook, Colby, Judie Bean, Dunn. ' SCARABS-ROW I: Hudson, Jevnager, Garrelf, Ore, Luppen, P. Scoll, Wolfram, Wilson, Filson, Paul. ROW ll: De Jarnell, Hill, C Frush, S. Scoll. Slroud, Miller, Giffin, Anderson, J. Barllell, Blake Cummings, Row Ill: Smilh, Mack, D. Frush, Milchell, Golladay, Beene, M. Barflell, Kenyon, Cody, Holman, Eurich, Mosley, Philp, Fields. Pledge ..... Come here! I E A D 4 FA r .. Psi Delta Thalia PSI DELTA-ROW I: Henderson, McCracken, Rozas, Yeomans, Peil. ROW ll: Mayfield, Silvernail Harrelson, Carlson, Greet ROW lll: Hardin, Anderson, Nevill, Pulliam. Hedriclr, Bollme. THALIA-ROW l: D. Miller, Eiferl, Monro, Pagones, Wluilmyre, Sloddard, Norman, M. Miller, Dovolos. ROW ll: Norlhrop, Hill, Ingram, Gibson, Richardson, Newman, Bradford, Adamson, Palmer, Jewell. ROW lll: Blandford, Fursl, McBride, Erickson, Barnes, Schlarb, Laird, Boslon, lnewis, Wills, Comba. S+. Laurenl. Get your bid now! A ' 'I Q L Sword and Scabbard Pi Sigma Phi SWORD 8: SCABBARD-ROW I: Beclrell, lngerfson, Hill, Maddox, Pirie. ROW ll: Simmons Ginesf, Johnson, Rogers, Mellinger. ROW III: Broolcs, Pickle, Duffield, MacDonald, Ball. PI SIGMA PHI-ROW I: McHaley, Morrow, Hudson, Moore, Arnold, Ellingson, Robman, Frazeur, Abrahamson. ROW Il: Halloway, Pa.yne, Saaliian, Meckley, Miller, Surlow, Edwards, Musselman. ROW III: Opdahl, Piiser, Kropf, Bildhouse, Parker, Black, Leedom, Scheub, Smiih, Campbell. ROTC Ball is gala fall event v. , W. Socil Latin Club SOCII-ROW I: Gosselin, Hampson, Jones, Ware, Anderson, Taylor, Simpson. ROW II: Jones, I . Miller, Henry, A. Miller, Hunter, Misserville, Avey. LATIN CLUB-ROW I: Crumal, Wyllie, Lewis, Broadbenl, Fuiikawa, Pra+I1er, Pickens, Pluess, Niles, Pesanle, Roulledge, Callison. ROW Il: Ishii, Warriner, Furcron, Boyd, Mason, Filzpalrick, Sherwin, Saunders, Adamson, Smilh, Wallach, Brenner. ROW III: Gallagher, Kelly, Owen, Sugiyama, Davis, Phillips. Goodlrnighl. Kling, Rice, Eekin, Taves, Olson. Mr. Wing, advisor. Latin Club awards scholarship 98 Mu Alpha Sigma Lambda Phi MU ALPHA SIGMA-ROW l: Lewis, Rasmussen, Broadbenl, Church, Buller, Brenner, Shadduck, Hopperslad. ROW ll: Harringlon, Wrench, Sippel, Crum, Berry, Webber, Mr. Gilberl, advisor. LAMBDA PHI-ROW I: J. Nelson, Cook, Scanlan, Series, Powers, Rankin, Morse, Brookes, Green. Schmid? Ashcrafl, Salsburg. ROW ll: Smilh, Pecore, Bean, Jeanne Ellwanger, Payne, Joanne Ell- wanger, AbboH, Elliol, Mueller, Pike, Serena, Anderson, Moore, A. Nelson, Arnold. ROW Ill: Palferson, Mallhews, HallaH', Robinson, Yeomans, Desmond, Lynn, Slemmer, McGee, Lynch, Mosley. Ruchli, Lalzin, Pifser, Holman, Julian. Holiday picnics shall never be forgotten Phi Kappa Phi Phi Gamma Chi PHI KAPPA PHI-ROW I: Merriii, McKenna, Kelley, Levy, Wallin. ROW ll: Jordan, Yow, O'NeiIl, Bolf. Clawson, Jaclrson. PHI GAM-ROW I: Buffalo, Rodgers, Gooclman, Timboe, O'Sullivan, Clark, FIec+er, Powers, Zieroil, Woodside, Hann, Decker. ROW II: Roehm. Richmond, Safna-I, Blumensfein, C. Whiillesey, Visel, Laird, Horne, Fleisclnmann, Liebenguflm, Wiedriclc, Pa'IcI1e'H, Hau'I's. ROW Ill: Maclcley, Warcl, Taves, Yunlrer, Williams, Hand, Wiclcman, Geary, Abell, Marlinclell, Wesser, Tlwedorff, Hunler. ROW IV: Leyhe, Swanson, Nelson, Jaques, King, Henney, Tinlxler, J. Whifllesey, Ve'H'er, Chrislensen, Rumph, Russell, Nielsen, Gissberg, Beckly. Kiss Ye Olde Chaps Adieu all of Delta Gamma Omega Y-Teens DELTA GAMMA OMEGA-ROW l: Broadbenl, Cooney, Church, Bu'l'ler, Child, Edwards. ROW ll: Rilz, Rasmussen, Heald, Shumway, Biorlrman, Lewis, Saunders, Nelson. Y-TEENS-ROW l: Pefers, Pellalf, Lules. Flesclle, Hannah, Laird, Hanson, Haviland, Headle, Walson. Williams, Wilkinson. ROW ll: Bonnallie, Allsup, Downing, Fuiikawa, Munson, Knauf, Pensyl, Marr. Ishii, K. Pluess, Pickens. ROW Ill: Miles, Groom, Hanlrins, Craig, Reece, H. Pluess, Krehbiel, Nagel. Tl1rus, Sleffey, Flanagan, Nicodemus. ROW IV: Edwards, Harris, Mosby, Harrelson, Bennell, Gibson, Rockhold, Clor, Winn, Pill, McCook, Crane, Killough, Whitaker. Service projects keep Y-Teens busy 'Q Tajma Comus TAJMA-ROW l: Boyer, Huber+, Flin+, Gardner, Pearson, Warren, Porfer, Balmer, Page. ROW II: Bly+h, Lofgren, Desmond, Capouclw, Holden, Freeman, ToHen, McDowell, Gibbons. ROW Ill: Vail, Hickle, Wa++s, McCook, Livoni, Hicks, LoveH, Leonard, Powell. COMUS-ROW I: Caldwell, Tyner, Aslwcrafl, Morgan, Wymore, Carroll, Valdez, Griffin, Murphy, Van Zant ROW ll: Miller, Krause, Fischer, Hawn, Shook, Friddle, Holley, Dragovich, Milchell. ROW lll: Campbell, Saafiian, Harrelson, Hubbard, Bcurgeais, Seafon, Marlin, Kiley, Dodgion, Louden. Ah, Spring, beach parties and hayrides ' - L L. L V I Radio Club David Burcham Club W Il: Hui'- man, Karlilr, Byrd, Good, Nicholson, Rosenberg, Roberlson. ROW lll: Melanson, McClain, Kelly, Bridges, Thexlon, Osborn, Slubblefield, Long. RADIO CLUB-ROW l: Hilchey, Wriglwl, Ramos, Mosley, Salz, Spicer, Nulfer. RO DAVlD BURCHAM-ROW I: McFarlin, Miller, Pluess. Canedy, Warrener, Pickens, Mallnews Kibler, Temby, Morrell, Brady. ROW ll: Peck, Pesanie, Jacobs, Thcrnlon, Krehbiel, Dunn, Ishii M Sh ard, Howard, Thurslon Joselle, Killough, Kusler, Allen. ROW lll: Faclrler, Johnson, ong, app Bean, Chelfa. Jusl, Mifchell, Rich, Reece, Rice. Radio Club builds own station 44 L I i L ' I , .1-yep 5 l z I Science Seminar lota Phi Delta SCIENCE SEMINAR-ROW l: Lowdermilk, Olson, Wallaclw, Brenner, Reynolds, Ulrich. ROW ll: Osborn, Rodgers, Winter, Simpson, Gear, Hucldleson, Tomlin, Ruslr. IOTA PHI DELTA-ROW I: Duisai, Gdrr, Meadows, Brewer, Merllef, White, Lolrllen, Chauvront, Bloomfield, Wesily, Marlin. ROW ll: Coley, Perry, Rossello, O'Conner. Gillard, Rowe. Graham, Tit- mus. May, Hale, King, Bower. Outstanding students win recognition R ' l 3 Marquis World Friendship Club MARQUIS-ROW l: Farber, DeBruyne. Kruse, Dubiel. ROW ll: Duliem, Ryan, Cliarllon, Mulclowney, Faulkner. WORLD FRIENDSHIP-ROW l: Benson, Nelmes, Olson, Wallach, Brenner, Jones, Peck. ROW ll: Saclzsleder, Thorp, Weslall, R. Allen, Kling, Rice, Kroll, Levin, A. Allen. WFC corresponds with many countries i Euodia Portia EUODIA-ROW I: Heclxefhorn, Harrelson, Nagel, Fuiikawa, Jackson, Pensyl. ROW II: Harger, Collins, Flinf, Sunds+rom, Chesley, Reed, Orr, Munson, Herdi. PORTIA-ROW I: Horne, Pagones, Visel, Fleischmann, Williams, Capouclw, Merrill. ROW Il: Beach. Blumenslein, Ve'Her, J. Whilflesey, Safnal, Hunier, Powers, Taves. ROW lll: Rich, C. Wlilfile- say, De Conniclc, Ward, Timboe, Woodside, Zieroff, Tinkler, Decker. r, me Ah, the thrill of being a senior! .,,. ,,, I W.. ' -v. 2 0 F9 U 2 Q Q' zz J., , 1 ' 1 I tiifim If . Phi Kappa Delta Delphi PHI KAPPA DELTA-ROW I: Pearson, Salin, C. Nadashi, Sherman, Moomaw, Ten Eyck, Durgin, Challa, B. Nadashni. ROIW II: Young, Nichols. Travis, Wingarcl, Nelson, Eshrldge, Barr, Olbrys, Hanklns, Nall. DELPHI-ROW I: Holden. Samuel, Hansen, Harris. Selsor, Paige, Johnson. Hubert ROW Il: Mr, Kielb, advisor, Riedman, Purvine, Clark, Piercy. P-allison, Trevilhlck, Atkinson, Russell. Oh, the fun of instructing pledges .J l498'LClGSSVI4el'! Now +ha+ Their firsf year a+ Poly is over, The Sophomores feel 'rhal' 'rhey have had a hand in keeping our Ship of S+a+e on her course. They have caughl lhe spiril of Poly which 'rhey shall hold high loo'rh in vic+ory and defeat The Juniors proudly prepare +o fake Their places +o guide our craft They have sfood wafches and Taken 'rheir 'rurn al The wheel. Now They look forward wifh eagerness +o +he fu+ure and +heir big advenfure. graduafion. Huntington Library with its beautiful architecture symbolizes progress of California Sophomores Climb Higher Each year The Sophomores elecT Trom Their class ouTsTanding sTu- denTs To represenT Them in school governmenT. These represenTaTives under The direcTion oT Their sponsor, Mr. Kielb. plan and execuTe The acTiviTies oT Their class aT Poly. This year The Sophomores had one of The besT TalenT shows ever presenTed. Nancy Brooks, a young vocalisT, Took Top honors in The pro- gram. The l-luTch, one oT The biggesT social inTeresTs aT Poly, has been hearTily supporTed by The Sophomores. Chuck Louden, a Tine example oT a Sophomore oTTicer, is PresidenT of l luTch This year. Along wiTh his Tel- low sTudenTs, Chuck has done an ouTsTanding iob in promoTing l'luTch acTiviTies. OTher oTTicers have backed school acTiviTies. Duane STanTield. second semesTer presidenT, was acTive in The Keep Kampus Klean conTesT and oTher Poly acTiviTies. We are sure +ha+ This year's Sophomore Class will be an even beTTer Junior Class nexT year. Donna Kosmoski, sec: Joanne Page, v. pres: Chuck Louclen, pres: Zncl. sem. Duane Sfanfield, pres: Diane Kosmoslri, v. pres: Dawn Flelcher, sec. Class Officers Donna Kosmoslri, sec: Joanne Page. v. pres: Chuck Louden, pres: Znd. sem. Duane STanTield, pres: Diane Kosmoski, v. pres: Dawn Flefcher, sec. Sophomore Leaders . . . This year's Sophomores show promise oi being a greai class. They have Taken an aciive pari in school aciiviiies, and ihere are many Soph- omores in ihe Scholarship Socieiy. Their aim is 'ro keep +heir desires oi achievemeni' high buf neveriheless aiiainable. This is iheir firsi year in senior high school. and among Jrhem are siudenis who can capably lead ihem uniil ihey have graduaiecl. Class Represenfafives Up the Rigging of Learning i x I r N V b N 0 Junior Leaders . . . Poly's Junior class has compleied a successful year wi+h oulsland- ing sl'uden+s in all fields. Many members have ranked high in sporls, in sludenl affairs. and in +he social life of The school. Members of The class will be remembered for Their excellenl parlicipalion in public speaking evenl's. The record of lhis presenlr class iuslifies us in saying They will noi fail in +heir obligalrions of leadership. They are no longer underclassmen: +hey are ready +o assume The responsibililies of seniors. They will clo lheir besl To acrry on The s+andards of Those whom 'rhey follow. Class Represenfafives l Juniors Proudly Prepare To Take Over the Craft X f 'W fd of-J' W TT ' -Pg .I . 11' J I 'Q' Iliff '- ' ... 'T hm ll- -il -5,---f , , 1- it -il F P?-.T ' v:,,,4.' . ,,, ,. 4 l . '-7' V -J.. 1 I .g I Q' x . . , --.z-, - ' -. -. 1 .:5. 155 .-:ti ' 5 - 'x .Je ::. 1 f fi 9 ,U . - Z -..--QL-ifpqtg-2:1 f by -vl.-4,r'.-- .-su, . .EF ' '-' I' -,C 55.31 - Uppefzclassmen The seniors acT as TirsT class seamen oT our ship oT sTaTe. They have compleTed Three advenTurous cruises. They have plowed sTeadily ahead Toward The ulTimaTe goal, graduaTion. CornpeTiTion was keen louT Triendly. The class oT I95O has lived up To The high sTandards oT iTs pre- decessors. They have conTribuTed Their biT To school acTiviTies Through sporTs, dramaTics, and club work. So as we near anc-Ther oT liTe's porTs. goodbyes are in orderg and wiTh memories of The liTe aT Poly sTill invading Their ThoughTs, The seniors pause, look back, and seT Their sails Tor oTher porTs oT new experiences and opporTuniTies. February a E I . ....... ,, ,-,-E-,A , . 7 , i l V 1 i 5 Y H , . inn: '-4 Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT Carl Murphy Dave Levy VICE PRESIDENT Knox Tiernan Jerry Livoni SECRETARY Gil Tyner Bob Seymour June fvfn - .-i- 7-Q11-9.-q1.,,.. -.1 V f Senior History Three years ago The Teachers and upperclassmen oT Poly High were much disTurbed by The sudden appearance oT a hosT oT very small and exceedingly green-looking individuals. ATTer much discussion and by The use oT microscopes, iT was decided ThaT This new species belonged To The group called sophomores. EveryThing mighT have gone back To normal if The new species had sTayed in one place, buT They didn'T: They mosT cerTainly did noT. TheyiTormenTed everyone They conTacTed. They experimenTeol wiTh Eng- lish and dabbled in hisTory, and iT was incomprehensible To Them ThaT so much hadihappened beTore Their day.fln Their enThusiasm They decided To Take old man geomeTry aparT and see iusT exacTly oT whaT he -was made. They discovered such an inTricaTe Tangle oT squares, hypoTenuses and angles ThaT They decided To leave well enough alone. The counselors and Teachers wenT inTo deep conference. In spiTe oT all Their eTTorTs, noThing sTopped These sTurdy liTTle individuals. They Took rooT so TasT and grew so rapidly ThaT They were soon esTablished in Poly l-ligh and were ready To organize inTo an orderly body. The year passed quickly, and Tor The second Time our liTTle indivi- duals enTered To learn . By This Time They were known as Juniors, and They decided iT was Their duTy To Take over The running oT Poly High. Now Their Tinal year has arrived. They have aT lasT aTTained The dis- TincTion oT seniors. They have reached The end oT Their high school days and are prepared To meeT new challenges. ' Senior Council Represenfafives Seniors '50 PATRICIA ABBOTT-Lambda Phi HILDRED ABRAMS-GAA, Y Teens, Tennis CIub BEN ADAMSON-Rifle Club, Repfile Club MERIEL C. AIKENS-Pi Tau Theia ROSEMARY I. ALLISON -Siuidenf AssisI'an+-Nursery Schooi RICHARD AMES-V Fc-o+baII EDWARD JAMES ANDERSON-JV Cross Couniry, Zefas. Boys' League Ceni. Com., Le'H'ermen's Council. Siudeni Organ. FRANCES JEAN ANDERSON- Socii, Ragad, C of C, Lambda Phi LEORA ANDERSON-Drill Team- G-irIs' League Adv. Bd. MILTON W. ANDERSON-Psi DeI+a RONALD ANDERSON MONTE RA ANFINSON HUGO ARNWINE MARY GRACE ASHCRAFT-Song Leader, Socii, C of C, Lambda Phi, Soph. 81 Jr. Rep., Ragads, TSP, Huich Club, Ushers' Club, French Club, Siudcnf Council ROBERT ASHCRAFT-Camus Club, V, JV Foo+baII Boys' League Cenf. Com., Sec'y Boys' League, Boys' League Pres. MIMI ASHLEY-Sfage Crew, Cheer Group, Beginning Tennis ROSALIE AVZARADEL-Adv. Orchesfra, Red Cross JAMES BACHAR-V, JV Foofball, Lambda Sigma, Priniing PATRICK BACKUS-Sphinx, High Life, V Baskeiball MARILYN DIANE BAKER-Adv. Orchesira, French Club FRANK I. BALL IJO Seniors '50 NELDA JEAN BANKHEAD-Drill Team DONNA BAPTISTE BOB BARAJAS-C Track FRANK WILLIAM BARBER-Siege Crew JUNE BARENZ MARLENE ELIZABETH BARR-Phi Kappa Delia CHARLES BARTHOLOMEW GORDON BARTHOLOMEIW--Sphinx, Comm. Organizafions, V, B Baske+ball, Sec'y Soph. Class, Ass'f Fire Chief, Bohem- ian Club: Boys' League Ceni. Com., Sec. Rep. MARILYN BARTLETT-Scarabs, Ragads, Glee Club, Sec. Rep. WALTER T. BEEDLE BARBARA BEENE-Scarabs, Ushers' Club, Jr. Sec. Rep. Golf Club JO ANN BEESON-Delia Gamma Phi, Sr. Council Rep. BILL BENA-JV,V Fooiball RUTHE BENSON-Tennis Club, GAA, Girls' Glee, Swim- ming Club, Y Teens, Chris+mas Concerf IONA BERGSTROM JOE BERRO-Bowling Club THOMAS BERRY-V, JV Fooiball, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchasiraf Boys' League, Mu Alpha Sigma, ROTC Band WALLACE BERTOG MARI CECILIA BEVAN-Social Siudies, Swimming Club ADELE BILDHOUSE-Pi Sigma Phi, Bowling Club, Ushers Club, C of C YVONNE BILLOW'-Green Band I2I Seniors '50 BEATRICE BINNING--Phi Sigma Thefa GENE BISCHOFF JOEANNE BLACK-Pi Sigma Phi, Ushers' Club RENE BLANDON-Spanish Club CLYDE BLANPEA FURMA BLASSINGAME-Siudeni' Siore, Bowling Club, C of C, Ushers' Club BOB BLAZEVICH DOROTHY BLISS-Spanish Club GEORGE CLAYTON BOHM?Psi Della ED BOLSON BILL BOLT-Phi Kappa Phi' Radio Club, Bowling Club DIANE A. BONFIELD-Y Teens, Tennis Club, Memorial Drawing JO ELLEN BOONE BOB BO'WDEN-V Foofball, ROTC BAND, Boys' Glee, Sr. Orch. VVAYNE BOYCE-Siuclenl Organizaiions, V Bashefball, V Trdck DENNIS EUGENE BOYD-Laiin Club, V Baseball Mgr. JAMES GLENN BOYD-Rifle Team, Rifle Club, ROTC, Non. Comm. Officer JOAN BRAINARD VVANDA EVANS BRAND-Drill Team, Caerulea Phofo. OSCAR BRANTLEY CHARLES BRAUN-CSF, French Club I22 Seniors '50 NINA GRACE BRENNER-Lalin Club, Mikado, GAA Swim- ming Club, Chrislmas Pagean'l', Merry Widow, Adv. Orch., Mu Alpha Sigma BiLL BRIDGES-Ushers' Club, Radio Club RUTH CERO BROCKMAN-A Cappella, Madrigal, Choral Capers, Operelfa, GAA, V. Pres. of Green Council, French Club YVONNE BROMAN-Masque 8: Sandal, Drill Team ALBERT BROOKS-ROTC Non. Comm. Officer, Sword and Scabbard AUDREY JOAN GENEVIEVE BROWN JEANIE BROWN-Taima, Song Leader, Ushers' Club, Bohem- ian, V. Pres. of Jr. Class, Sec. Rep. MARGARET BROWN-Girls' Chorus, Chrislmas Concerl' ROBERT BROWN KENNETH BROWNE-Radio Club AMBROSE BROWNING GINNIE LOU BRYANT DORIS BUNCH-Office Ass'+ GENE BURBIDGE-V Foolball, Phi Sigma CLAYTON BURGESS-A Cappella, Boys' Glee, Operelfa, Chaparral, Chrisfmas Concerf RICHARD BURKlPHigh Life, V Foolball Mgr. ZOLLIE LOUIS BYRD GLEN CADWALLADER JOHN P. CALDWELL-Comus Club, V, JV Foolball, V Track LES CALLAHAN-Sphinx Club, Comm. of Organizafionsf Bohemian Club, Ushers' Club JOAN CAMPBELL-Pi Sigma Phi, Tennis Club, C of C, Ush- ers' Club l23 Seniors '50 CHARLOTTE CANEDY-Choir, Girls' Glee, Chrislmas Con- cerl, David Burcham Club, French Club MARCELlNA CANLAS-Girls' Choir, Chrislmas Concerls, Soph. and Jr. Talenf Shows, Tennis Club PAT CAPOUCH-Taimaf Girls' League, Porlia, Bohemian Club, Junior Red Cross, Hulch, CSF, C of C CHARLENE CARAWAY-GAA Bowling Club RICHARD CARL RONALD A. CARLSON-Psi Della IRVIN CARPENTER JOE CARROLL-Comus Club, V, JV Foolball, V. Pres. Boys' League' B Track, Ushers' Club, Soph. Sec. Rep. CAROLYN CATCHPOLE-A Cappella, Choral Capers, Madrigal Singers, Operefla, Chrisfmas Concerl, Girls' Choir, Spanish Club PHILLIP CAVAN-Spanish Club. CSF BOB CHAFFEE-Masque and Sandal, Hulch Club, Phi Sigma, Lalin Club, Soph. and Jr. Speaking Conlesls, Chrisfmas Concerl, Senior Play Jlivi CHAMBERLAIN-Boys' Glee Club JUNE ALICE CHAMBERLAlN-Girls' Chorus, Operolla, Chrislmas Concerl JOHN WILLIAM CHAPMAN PATRICIA CHAPMAN-Y Teens, Drill Team GERALD CHARLTON-V, JV Foofball, A Cappella, Mad- rigal Singers, Operella, Marquis RODNEY CHASTAIN .GEL CHAVEZ-B Foolball ROGER W. CHILD-Operellas, Madrigals, Chess Club. Cross Counfry, Track ROBERT CHOQUETTE BARBARA ANN CHURCH-A Cappella Choir, Mu Alpha Sigmal, Della Gamma Omega I24 Seniors '50 DIANE JUNE CLAPP-Phi Gam, Ushers' Club, C of C, Ragads WAYNE CLARAS-Lambda Sigma, Dance Club JIM CLARK-Sphinx Club, Yell Leacler, Sec. Rep., Ushers' Club, Fire Capfain JEAN CLARY FLOYD CLAWSON-Phi Kappa Phi, German Club, JV, V Foofball, Boys' Glee ROBERT V. CLAYTOR-B Foofball, Pres. Poly Hi Y HELEN CLOR REGGIE CLOWES-Be+a Psi BARBARA COBURN-Bowling Club GEORGENE CODY--Scarabs. Ragads, C of C, Ushers' Club GILBERT COLEMAN BETTY CONSTANTINE WINDLE COOK LEONA COOKE-Ushers' Club SONDRA COONEN1Adver+ising Workshop, Officials' Club, L Club, Omega Phi JOEL COOPER MARCIA COPE KAY CORMANY-Spanish Club' C of C, Honor Guard JAC A. COTE-V Tennis, Bowling Club MARY CRAlG-Y Teens, David Burcham Club AUDREY D. CRANE-Girls' League Ad. Bd., C of C, Y Teens, Spanish Club, Office Ass'+ l25 Seniors '50 BEVERLY JANE CRAWFORD NANCY CROSS-Chris+mas Conceri, Sen. Council, Bowling Club, C of C, Sfage Make-Up, Ushers' Club DONALD W. CRUM-Mu Alpha Sigma, Bowling Team, Tal- enl' Assemblies, Sec. Rep., Alpha Chi Gamma BETTY CRUZEN-Siudenf Ass'+f Fire Capfain CHARLES CUMMINS CONSTANCE CUNNINGHAM MADELYN CURTISS-Chrisfmas Concerf, OpereHa, Ushers' Club, Office Ass'-I' RALPH DAEHLER BETTY JEAN DAHLENBURG-Girls' League, Sporis Club RONALD DALTON THELMA IRENE DALTON-Flag-Swinger, SFO, Mu Alpha Sigma, TSP, CSF, C of C, Ushers' Club, David Burcham PTA Sec'y, Chrisfmas Concerf ALLEN H. DAVIS-Sfage Crew, Chaparral CHUCK DAVIS-Speakers' Workshop, Ushers' Club, C of C, V Baslcefball JOAN DOROTHY DAVIS-CSF, Swimming Club, Golf Club, Red Cross PETER ST. C. DAVIS-Laiin Club, Ushers' Club, V, JV Fooi- ball PAT DAWSON-C of C, Publiciiy Bd., Caerulea Phoio.. Girls' Choir, Sr. Glee, Hufch, Golf Club, Chrisimas Con- cerls, Opereifa LORRY DE BRUYNE-Marquis, V, B Foo+ball, V, B, C Track, B Baslce+balI MARVEL DECONNICK-Songleader, Pres., V. Pres. of Jr. Class, Poriia, Taima, Bohemian Club, Sec. Rep., C of C, Ushers' Club, TSP, Girls' League, Sfudenl Gov'+ RONALD DE FOREST BRUCE DE GRAFFENREID-B Tracl: TRUMAN DENNY-Gymnasiics I26 Seniors '50 DEAN RAY DENNIS-B Fooiball BARBARA DENTON- Chi Tau Thela MICHAEL PAUL DERBY-V, B Foofball, Zeles BILL DERRYBERRY-Delphi, German Club, Ushers' Club, Fire Caplain EDITH DESMOND-Taima, Horizon Club JOYCE DEXTER BOB DILLON-Sigma Tau STANLEY DIXON LARRY J. DODD-Soph. Xu Jr. Sec. Rep., Chrisfmes Concerl, Ushers' Club, Aclverfising 'Worlrshop . N-L LONNIE DODSON MUTSUKO DOHARA JACQUELINE DOMINGUEZ-Caerulea Pholo., Sfudenf Body Sfore, GAA Tennis Club DON R. DONALDSON AEOLA JEAN DONLEY-Drill Team NANCY DORITY AI DOVBISH-Alpha Phi Pi. High Life. CSF, Quill 8: Scroll LUELLA DOWNING-Pres. Y Teens, Girls' League Adv. Bd., Hisforian CSF, V. Pres. Girls' Green Council. French Club, Sr. Council Rep., A Cappella, GAA Tennis Club, Wrifers' Club MOLLYAN DOWNING-Memorial Library Arl Class ROBERT DRAPER JOAN DREYER-C of C, Horizon Club, Ushers' Club, Span- ish Club, Y Teens MICHAEL DUBIEL-Marquis, Gymnasfics, Slage Crew I27 Seniors '50 CLARENCE DYLES-B, C Traclt JOAN EBELL-Phi Gam, Ragacls, Ushers' Club, TSP, High Life, Slage Coslume, Assembly Class JOHN FORSYTH EDGAR SHIRLEY EDGAR VONCEIL EDWARDS-Pi Sigma Phi, Drill Team LOUISE EICHLER CHERNA EISENBERG BEVERLY JEAN ELLINGSON-Pi Sigma Phi, C of C GERRY ELLIOTT MARY ANN ELLISON-C of C JEANNE ELLWANGER-Lambda Phi, Girls' Glee Club JOANNE ELLWANGER-Lambda Phi, Girls' Glee Club DALLAS ELVIS DONNA LEE EMERY-High Life, Uniform Bd., Chrlslmas Concerl, World Friendship Club, Fire Nurse, Girls' Chorus, Ushers' Club GLORIA ENCINAS-Tennis Club, Bowling Club BARBARA ESKRIDGE-Phi Kappa Della, Horizon Club LEONARD T. EVANS-CSF' German Club, JV Baseball VlCKl EWART-SFO, TSP, Ushers' Club, Speakers' Workshop RAMONIA EWELL LOIS FADER JACKIE FALGREN I28 Seniors '50 STUART FARBER-V, JV Foofball, Marquis, Boys' League Cen+. Com., Orch., Hufch Club, PTA Sec'y BONNIE JEAN FARNSWORTH-GAA Tennis ED FARRELL YVONNE FARRIOR THOMAS FERREIRA-Zelas, V Cross Counlry, V Track, Pres. LeHermen's Council: CSF, Boys' League Cenf. Com., Fire Capt, Lafin Club, Speakers' Workshop HARRY FIESEL-Green Band, German Club, Rifle Club PEGGY FINCH-World Friendship Club, Girls Chorus BETTY FISCHER-Chi Delia Chi, Tennis Club, Green Council, Bowling Club, GAA DAN FISCHEX-Radio Club, Sec. Rep. ELIZABETH FISCHER-GAA Tennis Club, Library Ass'I' ED FITZPATRICK-Lalin Club, Senior Council Rep. ALICE FLANAGAN-Girls' League Friendship Com., Girls' Gleef Spanish Club, C of C, Y Teens, Ushers' Club, Jr. Sec. Rep. JWIN FLANIKEN-Radio Club, ROTC WARD THEODORE FLEMING-V. Pres. Rifle Club, Pres. Sword 81 Scabbard, ROTC Non Comm. Officer KATHLEEN FLESCHE-Drill Team JAMES EARL FLETCHER BERNICE CATHERINE FLINT-Taima, CPO, Ushers' Club, C of C JOYCE MARLENE FLINT-Bowling Club, Euodia DORIS FLYNN-Slage Make Up, Slage Cosiume Design, GAA Tennis GEORGE FORTNER CAROL C, FOSBERG-Prelenders Drama Group, Rep. GAA, O. G. Sociely, Yoga, Ushers' Club, Produclion Sfaff of Plays I29 Seniors '50 WILLIAM E. FOSTER-Herpilological Sociefy, Rifle Club, Fire Caplain, Pepsiers PERRY FRANKLIN FRANCES IYADELLE FRASER DEE FRENCH-Linofype Operafor ALICE MARGARET FRY-High Life Siaff, CSF LOUISE FUDGE-A Cappella Choir, Opereila, Chi Tau Thefa, Girls' Glee, Girls' Chorus, Chrisimas Concerf, French Club JUNE FUJIKAWA-CSF, GAA Tennis, Euodia, Y Teens RICHARD FULBRIGHT RUSSELL FULBRIGHT-B Foofball CHUCK GALLAGHER ROBERT D. GALLAGHER-V Tennis, Zefas, Lafin Club LENNA SUE GANT HERBERT MYRON GARELICK-Lambda Sigma MARIE GARRETT-Scarabs THORNTON GARRETT-Laiin Club, Fire Caplain, JV Golf, Ushers' Club BILL GAUDLITZ-Speakers' Workshop, Radio Club, CSF SHARON GEARY-CSF, Horizon Club, C of C, Phi Gamma Chi, Ushers' Club, GAA, WriIer's Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Green Council RICHARD GEER VIRGINIA GIBBS PAT GIBSON-Green Council, CSF, GAA, Y Teens RICHARD GIBSON I30 Seniors '50 PEGGY GILMORE DONALD GINEST-A Cappella, Madrigal Singers, Rifle Club, Choral Capers JOHN GISH-Chess Club LLOYD GLASCOE-B Track, Adv. Orchesfra, Sr. Sec. Rep. BOB GLINES SALLY MARIE GOLLADAY-Scarabs, Ushers' Club, C of C, Honor Guard, Chrisimas Conceri BILL GOOD-V, JV Foo+ball, Radio Club ALOHA GORSUCH-Sr. Glee Club, High Life, Ushers' Club, Spanish Club MARY GRAHAM-Euodia, Officials' Club, Tennis Club. Kniifing Club DIXIE LEE GRAVES AlETHA GRAY-A Cappella, Spanish Club, Swimming Club BETTY GRAY-Window Display, Dramaiics Club, Swealer Commifiee EVELYN GREEN FRANK M. GRIECO-C, B Track GARY JAMES GRIFFIN-Lef'ferman's Council, V Foofball, V Track, V Baske+ball, Comm. of Aihlefics, Camus Club, Boys' League, Speakers' Workshop, Sec. Rep., JV Baseball ROSALIE GRIFFIS-Phi Kappa Del+a GREGORY GRUNEST-Yell Leader, Ushers' Club BEVERLY GUISELMAN-Delia Gamma Phi, GAA, Y Teens KATHLEEN HACKETT GEORGE M. HALILI-Radio Club, World Friendship Club LOUIS JAY HALL-Sealbearer, La+in Club, Sphinx, Cae- rulea, Radio Club l3I Seniors '50 JOAN HALLATT-Lambda Phi Club, Chi Tau Theia, Hori- zon Club, Bowling Club, Sfage Crafl DONNA HALSTEAD-SFO, Bohemian, Girls' League Ex. Bd., A Cappella, Masque and Sandal, Ragads, Senior Council, C of C EVELYN HAM PHYLLIS HAMANN-Chi Tau Theia, Orchesira, Honor Guard, Drill Team ELAINE HAMPSON-Socii, Jr. Sec. Rep., Pepsfers, C of C, Slage Craff, Sfage Crew, Jr. Red Cross F. L. lTEDl HANCOCK-Chaparral, V Tennis, Sec. Rep. DOROTHY LORENA HAND-Phi Gamma Chi, A Cappella, Madrigals, C of C, Spanish Club, Chrisfmas Conceri, Ten- nis Club, Choral Capers LARRY HANSON VELMA MAE HARBERT DOLORES HARGER JEAN HARLOW-Masque and Sandal JAMES D. HARNETT-Green Band, ROTC DOROTHY HARPER MARY EVELYN HARRELSON-Pres. Euodia, Girls' League Ad. Bd., CSF, Y Teens, Girls' Green Council, Honor Guard, Soph. Speaking Conlesl BARBARA JEAN HARRIS-CSF, Caerulea, Spanish Club, C of C, Tennis Club. GAA, Bowling Club GORDON W. HARRIS JERRY HARRIS-Gymnaslics, Delphi, Fire Capt, Ushers' Club NANCY ANN HAYES-Caerulea, CSF, Girls' Green Council, Spanish Club, C of C, Soph. Sec. Rep. TOM HAYES-Lamcla Sigma BARBARA HECKETHORN-Euodia BlLL HEDRICK-Psi Delia I32 Seniors '50 BOB HEIDEMANN-Chi Sigma Club, JV Foolball, Siege Crew ARDIS HEMPHILL MARILYN HEMPHILL CLYDE SIDNEY HENDERSON JOY ANN HENRY-Socii, Caerulea Pholo., Ushers' Club REFUGIO HERRERA MARY LORETTA HEUSTIS-Bowling Club, Omega Phi ANGIE HIGUERA-Della Gamma Phi ART HILDRETH LOREN HILF-Baseball FRANK J. HILL-ROTC Comm. Officer, Honor Caclel, Sword and Scabbard, Calif. Boys' Slafe Rep., CSF, ROTC Drill Team JAMES A. HINES-Cross Counlry, Audio Visual TED WILLIAM HINSHAW JEANNINE HINZ CLEMENTINE HODGE-Aifendance Office JOANNE L. HODGES-A Cappella, Maclrigal, Drill Team, Operefla, Chrisfmas Concerf, Jr. and Sr. Talenl' Shows KEN HOGE b DIANE HOGLE HERBERT J. HOGLE-Chi Sigma, Slage Crew, Hufch Club FRANCES HOLDEN-Taima, Ushers' Club, C of C, Sec. Rep., JR6, CSF JEAN HOLDEN-Masque and Sandal, Senior Play, CSF. Speakers' Workshop, GAA, Chrislmas Concerl' I33 Seniors '50 CAROYN E. HOLI.?Swimming Club, Bowling Club, Sporfs, Officials' Club, Delia Gamma Phi, Capt of Bowling Team RALPH HOLT MARGARET HONE-Pi Tau Thefa. Horseback Riding Club MAXINE HONER-CSF, Jr. Red Cross, C of C, Grcer. Council, Spanish Club RICHARD HOUGHTON-Comm. of Safefy, Pres. of CASC Pres. of Jr. Class, Pres. of S+uden+ Body. V. Pres. Soph. Class, Sphinx, Cross Couniry, Bohemian Club MARY EVELYN HOY JUANITA HUBBARD-Delia Gamma Phi, Caerulea S+aif, C of C STAN HUBERT-Soph. Rep., V, JV Baseball, Fire Capt, B Baskefball, Delphi MARTHA LOUISE HUCKABEE-Adv. Rhyihms, Pepsfers. Ushers' Club, C of C ORVEN HUDGENS-Caerulea Phofo., High Life, Bowling SHIRLEY HUDSON-Pi Sigma Phi, Lambcla Phi, C of C HONORINE HUITT CLARIBEL HUMBARU-Green Council, GAA, Drill Team MARILYN G. HUNTER-Socii, Ragad, TSP, Flag Swing- er, Rec. Sec. of Girls' League, Girls' League Ex. and Aclv. Bds., Caerulea, Ushers' Club, C of C HAL HUSCHER-V Trainer, Ushers' Club, Spanish Club EDGAR HUSSEY CARLEDA HUTTON-Bowling Club, Tennis Club, GAA, Adv. Orch.. Pi Tau Theia ROBERTA DELL HYDE-Chrisimas Concerf, Girls' Glee Club TERUKO IDA BETTY INGERTSON JACK INGERTSON-Rifle Club, Rifle Team, Sword and Scabbarcl I 34 1 1 Seniors 50 JEAN INGOLD-A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, Oper- effa BOB I RETON JOAN IRETON BETTY IRGENS MASAKAZU IRIYE-B Foolball, Caerulea GLADYS T. ISERI CARROLL E. ISHAM-Rifle Club, Radio Club, German Club FRANCES A. ISHII-GAA, Y Teens, Laiina Sodaliias, Girls' League Adv. Bd., Sec. Rep., CSF, Alf. Girls' Sfale, Cae- rulea, David Burcham, Green Council, Ushers' Club, Golf Club KAY JACKSON-Madrigal Singers, A Cappella, Euodia Bible Club JOYCE JACOBS-Soph. Taleni Show, David Burcham Club ATHERSTINE JAMES-GAA Sporls KJERSTI DOLORES JEVNAGER-Scarabs, Flag Girl, Ushers' Club, Honor Guard, C of C MARILYN C. JOHANNES-Sporls Club, Tennis Club, Bowl- ing Club, Officials' Club, Siudeni' Body Sfore, GAA DONNA JOHNSON-C of C, Ushers' Club, Drill Team JANET JOHNSON-Masque 8: Sandal, Senior Play, C of C, David Burcham Club, Drill Team JUNE JOHNSON LEOLIN PATRICIA JOHNSON-Poly Bible Club, Drill Team. Replile Club MARVIN E. JOHNSON-Rifle Team, Rifle Club, ROTC Of- ficer, Sword 8: Scabbard TOMMY JOHNSON-V Yell Leader, Boys' League Cenf. Com., Fire Capt, Delphi BOB JOHNSTON-Sigma Tau HEATHER JONES-Jr. Sec. Rep., C of C, Ushers' Club, Repfile Club, World Friendship Club, Pi Tau Thefa l35 Seniors '50 WILLIE MAE JONES MARY CATHERINE JUST-Caerulea Edifor, Girls' Sfale Rep., Sealbearer, CSF, David Burcham, Good Cifizen '50, Rec. Sec'y GAA, Soph. 8: Jr. Speaking Confes+, Rolary Club Speaking Conlesf, Green Council, Jr. Sec. Rep., French Club, Y Teens, Lab. Ass'+. Friendship Com. NICK KADINGER-Sr. Class Rep., Boys' League, Fire Capl. OLDA KARLIK DORTHEA KATES-Bowling Club, Officials' Club, Tennis Club, Sporfs, Sludenf Body Slore, GAA YUKIO KAWARATANI-B Foolball YAYOI KAWASHIMA JOSEPHINE KELLENBERGER-Band, Queen of ROTC Ball BARBARA KELLETT-Drill Team, Chi Tau Theia HAZEI. KELLY MARY VIRGINIA KELLY NANCY JANE KELLY-A Cappella Choir, Madrigal, Chrisf- mas Concerf, C of C, Ushers' Club, Golf Club, Bowling Club RALPH KENYON-JV Baseball BOB KILEY-Comus, JV Foofball, B Track, Yell Leader BETTY JO KILLINGSWORTH-Del+a Gamma Phi, Jr. Sec. Rep. EDWARD KIMBALL BARBARA KIMME-Caerulea, Tennis Club, Lafin Club, CSF, C of C BARBARA KING-Drill Team, Sr. Girls' Glee, Adv. Rylhms, Opereffa BERNICE KING BILL KING DENNIS KING-Officer ROTC. Sword X: Scabbard I36 Seniors '50 DOLORES KING NANCY KING-Phi Gam, Comm. of Welfare, CSF, C of C, Spanish Club, Ushers' Club JOY KIRBY A BUD KITE VERNON KNOWLES JOAN KOENI6-A Cappella Choir, Madrigals PHYLLIS KOEPSEL-Band MILTON KOHUT JIMMIE LEE KOPP-Fire Capi., Track, Gymnasfics. S+uclenl Ass'+., ROTC TCNY KOPP-Sphinx Club, V Baslrefball PAUL KRAL-Hufch Club, Fire Capt, Sec. Rep., C of C, Radio Club, Office Ass'+., PTA Sec'y, Pepslers BOOTS KRANICHFELD-Girls' Choir, Modern Dancing, Op- erefia, Ushers' Club GUSTAV A. KROLL-Sealbearer, CSF, Masque 81 Sandal, Senior Play, World Friendship Club, German Club, Ushers' Club, C of C, Chrislmas Concert Merry Widow RITA KROPF-Pi Sigma Phi, C of C, OpereHa GERHARDT KRUSE ROBERT E. KRUSE-Marquis, High Life HISAYE KUBOTA-Bowling Club MARVIN KUNKIN-Alpha Phi Pi, German Club. Rifle Club EIKO KUSABA-GAA, Swimming Club BEV. KUSTER-David Burnham Club, Adv. Tennis Club, Rid- ing Club, A++en. Office Ass'+., Gym Office Ass'+. PHIL G. LADNER IS7 Seniors '50 RUTH MAY LAIRD-Thalia, Chrisimas Concerf, Opere'Ha, Siege Malte Up PATRICIA SUE LAKIN-Lambda Phi, C of C, Ushers' Club. Sec. Rep. GEORGE LAM BRAKIS BEVERLY LANCASTER DONNA W. LANDIS-JRG JAMES LANDRESS HAROLD LANE- V, JV Foofball, Lambda Sigma, Speakers' Club LYNDA LANE-Ushers' Club DELORES LARKEY-Siudeni Siore, Tennis Club, GAA, Min- or l. SUE LATHAM-Horseback Riding Club BARBARA LAURENT-Chi Tau Thefa JEANNE LAWVRENCE BERNARD LEE-Maclrigal Singers. A Cappella, Cross Coun- Iry, Traclr PHILLIP C. LEE LILLIAN LEEDOM-Pi Sigma Phi, Maiorefie, Drill Team VIRGIL LEIBOLD--Bowling Club EDGAR A. LEITAO-Spanish Club BILL LEMON-B Fooiball ALICE A. LEONARD-Taima, Sec. Rep., Ushers' Club, JRG IRWIN LEVIN-Alpha Phi Pi, CSF, French Club DAVID LEVY-V, JV Foofball, V, B Track, Phi Kappa Phi, V. Pres. of Boys' League, Bohemian Club, Masque and Sandal, Huich Club, Speakers' Workshop I38 Seniors '50 DELORES LEWIS-SFO, TSP, C of C, Ushers' Club JACK LIGHTNER DELORES LINN-A Cappella, Opereila, Bowling Club JERRY LIVONI-Sphinx, Comm. of Affairs, Bohemian Club Fire Capt, Ushers' Club, Boys' League Cen'I. Com., Sec Rep., Audio Visual CIVITO LO ALBO DIANE LOFGREN-Adv. Orch., Chrisfmas Concerf, Oper- ella, Sr. Play, S'Iage Malce-up Crew MORLYN LOKKEN HELEN IRENE LOMPl?Tau Sigma Phi JACKIE LONG-Spanish Club JO ANN LONG ROBERT LONG-Radio Club, Ice Slrafing Club JLILIA LONGAKER-Salsa, Sludenf Body Slore JEANETTE LOVETT-Taima, TSP, C of C, Caerulea Pisolo. MELVIN LOWDERMILK-Science Seminar ELDON LUDWIG-Sphinx, V, B Foofbali PHYLLIS LUSTI6-Masque and Sandal, CSF, Ushers' Club, Bowling Club ETHEL LUTES-Riding Club JACK MCCAFFREY 1 ROBERT McCANN-Chi Sigma JUNE McCARROLL-C of C HUBERT ROBERT McCLAIN-Raclio Club, Sec. Rep., Science Seminar I39 Seniors E '50 HENRY KARL McCLUER-JV Baseball Mgr. BEVERLY JEAN McCOOK--Tairna, Tennis Club, Horizon Club, C of C, CSF, Spanish Club, Y Teens DUANE McCURDY BEVERLY McDONALD-Jr. Red Cross Pres., GAA Tennis JIM McDONELL-Make-up Crew, PTA Sec'y BARBARA RAE McDOWELL-CSF, C of C, Honor Guard. Tennis Club, GAA, Lalin Club, French Club ROBERT L. MCGUPFIN BEVERLY WYNNE McHALEY-Pi Sigma Phi, Drill Team, Sr. Girls' Glee, Opereifa JANET MacDONALD-Drill Team, C of C, Fire Capf. BOB MacDONALD-Sword and Scabbard, ROTC Officer, Rifle Club WESLEY Jr. MAJOR-V Track DONNA JEAN MALLORY-GAA, Siuclem' Body Sfore, Jr. Red Cross ROBERT L. MANN Jr. NANCY LEE MARR-C of C, CSF, Jr. Red Cross DIMPLE MARTIN CAROLYN N. MASON-CSF, French Club, C of C, Red Cross, Lalin Club CHARLES MASSENZO-Chi Sigma CRAIG MATHENY BOB MATTHEWS-V Cross Counfry, Traci: BOBBY ANN MATTHEWS-Lambda Phi, Girls' Choir, Tennis Club, Ushers' Club, Chrisimas Conceri BONNIE MATTHEWS-Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Bowl- ing Club, Chrisfmas Conceris I40 Seniors '50 IKUKO MATSUMOTO-CSF, GAA FRED MAYFIELD BETTY MAYO DOLLY MECKLEY SARAH MENDELL-GAA, Girls' Glee and Choir OTTO MERKET-B Track, Masque and Sandal, Jr. Herpof alogical Sociefy, Boys' Glee, German Club MARGIE MERRILL-Porlia, Masque and Sandal, CSF, C of C, Senior Play WARNER MERRITT JOY MICKELSON SHIRLEY ANN MIDGLEY-Phi Sigma Tlwela, Girls' Glas, Drill Team, Chrisfmas Concerf BEVERLY ANN MILLER HARRY MlLLER JOHN MILLER-Foolball MARILYN MILLER-Thalia, Jr. Sec. Rep., Ushers' Club, Friendship Com., C of C, PTA Sec'y, Sfage Crafl, Siege Costume Design VERNETTA MILLER VERNICE MILLER-GAA-Minor L, C of C VIRGINIA MILLER-Scarabs, C of C, Ushers' Club, Sludenf Ass f ANN MILLIGAN DOROTHY M. MINNICK GARY MINNIS-Soph. Speaking Confesf, Bela Psi JOAN MISSERVILLE-Socii, Bowling, Hulcl1 Club, Bobby's Campus Rep. l4l Seniors '50 BARBARA MITCHELL-Scarabs, Girls' Glee, Hulch, Chrisl- mas Concert Sfudenl Ass'+ PATRICIA MITCHELL-Spanish Club, C of C, Bowling JEAN MOBERLY-Memorial Arf Class BARBARA ANN MOGK-Spanish Club JEROME MONSON BETH MOORE-Lambda Phi, High Life, Ushers' Club PAT MORALES BILL MORGAN-Zefas, Cross Counlry, Sfudenl Organ:- zafions LES MORGAN-Sfudenl Body Pres., Soph. Pres., Comus Club, B, V Baslcelball, A Cappella Choir JUNE LOUISE MORRISON-Drill Team BEVERLY JUNE MORRO'W-Drill Team, Adv. Orch., Senior Plays, Chrisfmas Concerls, Operelfas, Pi Sigma Phi FAYE CAROLYN MORSE-Lambda Phi, C of C BILL MOSES-ROTC Band, Bugler DIANE LOUISE MOWERY-Delia Gamma Phi PHILLIP C. MOWERY GERRIE MUELLER-Lambda Phi, Ushers' Club, C of C, Bowl- ing BOB MUIS JOE MULDOWNEY BARBARA J. MURDOCK-Bowling Club, GAA Sporls, Slu- den+ Body Sfore CARL MURPHY MARGIE MURPHY-High Life, C of C l42 Seniors '50 PAT MURPHY-Tennis Club, Siudeni Body Sfore, Bowling Club, Sporfs, Officials' Club DONALD R. MURRAY CELESTE NAGEL'-Jr. Sec. Rep., Spanish Club, Euodia, Y Teens, Girls' League Adv. Bd., Tennis Club, Green Council, CSF 'IED NAKASHIMA-Radio Club JANICE NEFF BEVERLY ANN NELSON-Phi Gamma Chi, C of C, JRG ROBERTA ANN NELSON-Lambda Phi, C of C JACK NEVITT-B Baslrefball, Psi Delia JOYCE NIEDERBERGER-AH. Song Leacler, C of C, Ushers' Club, Bowling Club EDNA NOBLE-Phi Kappa Delia, Omega Phi FREDERIC JOHN NORD-JV Cross Counfry, V Golf, Lalin Club, Boys' League Cenl. Com., Le'H'ermen's Council, Zefas Club JUANITA NORTHROP-Soph. Sec. Rep. GERRY NUTTER-Science Seminar, Radio Club, CSF GENE OAKLEY FRED O'BRlEN-CSF, High Life GLORIA O'BRlEN-Drill Team, Girls' Choir, A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers MARY JEAN O'BRlEN JOHN S. ODA-B Fooiball, Boys' Glee Club NORMA OGLE LORETTA OLSEN-A Cappella, Madrigal Singers, Choral Capers, OpereHa, Talenf Assemblies, Alpha Della, Sec. Rep. MARGARET JOANNE O'NElLL-CSF, Girls' Chorus, Golf Club I43 Seniors '50 MARI ONO-Bowling Club, Sfudenf Body S+ore MARIAN ORE-Scarabs DON ORME VIRGIL R. OSBORN-Radio Club, Physics Team LA DONNA OSBORNE MAY OSHITA-CSF. GAA CHUCK OSTRO WILLIAM OWEN KENJI OYE-Gymnasfics ELAINE PAGONES-Girls' Choir, A Cappella, Madrigal, Mikado, Pi Tau Thefa, Bowling Club, Thalia JOHN J. PAKIZ-V, B Track, Boys' League Cent Com. ROBERT PARKER ELEANOR LORRAINE PATTERSON-Lambda Phi, Jr. Speak- ing Con+es+, Speakers' Workshop, Flag Swinger MARILYN PAUL-Scarabs, Golf Club, Ushers' Club, C of C PTA Sec'y CONNIE LEE PAYNE'-Lambda Phi, Pi Sigma Phi, Slage- crafls, Hall Case Display Com., C of C, Jr. Sec. Rep. GEORGANNE PEARSON-CSF, Laiin Club, C of C, Ushers' Club, Taima SHIRLEY PECOR-Lambda Phi, Senior Girls' Glee, A Cap- pella LOUIS PEIL FRANCES PELLATT-Girls' Glee, Horsebacll Riding Club Y Teens ESTHER PELOT LEON PELSINGER-High Life I44 Seniors '50 HELEN PENKALA-Caerulea Phofo., Spanish Club, C of C JON PETTEY-Jr. Herpelological Club, V Tennis, Bowling Club NORMA MARIE PETTIJOHN-CSF, C of C, Green Council, Spanish Club, Ushers' Club, Y Teens DON PEW JUANITA LOUISE PHILLIPS-Girls' Choir, Chrislmas Con- cerfs, Hufch Club, Chi Della Chi, Ushers' Club, C of C, Drill Team, World Friendship Club, Euodia RUDY L. PHILLIPS-V Baskeiball, Pres. of CSF, Lalin Club, Boys' League Cent Com., Treas. Hufch Club, News Broad- casiing Club, Comm. of Affairs REAH ANN PHILPY-A Cappella, Madrigal, French Club, Operefla, Choral Capers, Chrisfmas Concerls EMMETT PICKENS SHIRLEY PICKENS-CSF, Caerulea, Golf Club, Lalin Club, Y Teens, David Burcham, C of C, Ushers' Club DALE PICKLE--ROTC Officer, Rifle Team, Sword and Seab- bard. JV Foolball RUTH ANN PIERCE-GAA Bowling DARREL F. PIERCY-Pres. of Boys' League, V Track, Cross Counfry, Delphi, Pres. of LeHermen's Council, CASC, Bo- hemian Club, Jr. Class Sec'y, Fire Capf., Ushers' Club ARDETH PIFER-Adv. Orch., Opereffa, CSF, Bowling Club GAINER PILLSBURY-Chairman Commifiee of Five, CSF, Ushers' Club, Sec. Rep., Lafin Club MARIE C. PITT ARTHUR E. PLESHEK KATHRYN LOUISE PLUESS-Lalin Club, C of C, David Bur- cham Club, Tennis Club, Y Teens, GAA SAM POLSON OVELLA PORTER-Euodia, Tennis Club PATRICIA POSTON-GAA .Tennis Club JERI POWELL-Taima, Girls' League, C of C, Ushers' Club. JRG l45 Seniors '50 BEATRICE MIRIAM POWERS-Phi Gam, Poriia, Lambda Phi, Ushers' Club, TSP, C of C, Golf Club WAYNE PREGAL-Phi Sigma ARVIN L. PREGLER VESTA PRICE-C of C, Ushers' Club DELORES IRENE PRICHARD-Chi Tau Theia, Drill Team. S+uden+ Ass'1' NICK PROKUSHKIN VERNON PRUITT PAUL PULLIAM BRUCE PURVINE-Delphi, Cross Couniry, Fire Capi., Ushers' Club, Boys' League GLORIA MAY PYLANT LlLLlAN RAHL-Salsa DON RANDOL-Phi Sigma, Pepsfers ILA RANUM-Omega Phi, Pepsiers YVONNE READ JOAN REECE-David Burcham Club, Green Council, Spealr- ers' Worlrshop, Ushers' Club, Y Teens, CSF, Spanish Club, Tennis Club EDDIE REED-Speakers' 'Workshop, Siege Make-up Crew, Boys' Glee Club, Masque and Sandal, Senior Play HAROLD G. REED-JV Foofball, Sec. Rep., Boys' League, Fire Capf. JO ANNE REED-Sr. Girls' Glee, Chrislmas Concerl, Euodia, Bowling Club, Jr. Sec. Rep. PEGGY REINHART-Riding Club, Bowling Club, Swimming Club, Sec, Rep. BOB REYNOLDS1Chi Sigma Club JANET RHOADES-Spanish Club, Riding Club, Bowling Club, Swimming Club l46 Seniors '50 DAVID RHOADES-JV Baseball CAROLYN RICE-Lafin Club, David Burcham, CSF, C of C, Girls' Green Council, Wriiers' Club, Tennis Club, World Friendship, Ushers' Club JOAN RICH-SFO, Poriia, Bohemian Club, Girls' League Sec'y, Ushers' Club, Song Leader MARJORIE RICH-GAA, Spanish Club, C of C, Girls' Green Council, David Burcham MARLENE JUNE RICHARDS-Soph. Sec. Rep. THOMAS R. RICKS DlANE L. RITTER-GAA Sporfs, Officials' Club GEORGE RITZ-B Track, Green Band, Sr. Orch. BARBARA J. ROBERTS-Courlsey Club, C of C, Bowling Club, Red Cross, Pi Tau Thela CLIFF W. ROBERTSON-Sigma Tau DELLA ROBINSON-Phi Sigma Thefa MAXINE K. ROBINSON-Girls' Drill Team, Ushers' Club MARJORIE BETH ROCKHOLD-Jr, Red Cross, Y Teens Memorial Arf Class, OpereHa, Sfage Craffs BARBARA LOUISE ROGERS-Drill Team DONALEE PAULINE ROGERS-Poly Bible Club, Sfudenf Body Sfore, Jr. Red Cross MARGARET ANN ROGERS-Scarabs MARVIN ROGERS PAT ROMINE-Comm. of Arls, C of C, Sr. Choir, Chorus, Phi Sigma Thefa, Council Rep., Sludenl Organizafions Class, Drill Team HENRY ROSENBERG-Slage Crew RAY ROSKE DAVID H. ROSS-Lalin Club, German Club, Ice Skaiing Club, High Life I47 Seniors '50 NEIL ROSSER-C, B Track, Fire Caplain MARY LOUISE RUCHTI-Lambda Phi Club, C of C, Ush- ers' Club BOB G. RUDD-Chi Sigma RONALD RUDMAN-B Track, French Club, Zelas HAROLD RUDOLPH-Alpha Chi Gamma JERRY RUSK II-Ushers' Club, Fire Capl., Science Club SHIRLEY J. RUSSELL-Sfudenl Body Slors ELOISE RUTHERFORD-SFO, Ushers' Club, C of C, TSP JEANNE RUTLEDGE-Siudenf Body Sfore, Tennis Club, Ol- ficials' Club, Sporfs Club, L Club DOUGIE RAY RYAN-Marquis, V, JV Foolball, Com. Chair- man Boys' League GLORIA MAY SAATJIAN-Pi Sigma Phi. C of C, Bowling Club, Golf Club, Swimming Club, Ushers' Club MARILYN SALES-Y Teens LLOYD SANDERS-V Foolball VIRGIL SANDERS-V Baslxefball, V Track PAT SATNAT-Phi Gamma Chi, Porlia, Ushers' Club, C of C, German Club, JRG, Horizon Club NANCY SCANLON-Taima, Flag Girl, Lambda Phi. Ush- ers' Club, C of C, German Club, JRG, Horizon Club HELEN SCHEMBRI-CSF, Red Cross Rep. PEGGY IRENE SCHEUB-Pi Sigma Phi, C of C PATRICIA SCHLARB-Girls' Gee, A Cappelle Choir, Hori- zon Club, Thalia, Mu Alpha Sigma BETTY SCHLIESMAYER JO-ANN SCHOEL-C of C. GAA Sporls, Bowling Club, L Club, Pepslers l48 Seniors '50 RONALD R. SCHUSTER MARIE SCHWEDE-Swimming Club, German Club PATRICIA L. SCOTT-Scarabs, C of C, Applied Sales, Red Cross, Ushers' Club PAUL SCOTT PATRICIA SCROGHEM-Girls' Choir, Window Display DAVID SELWAY CAROLYN RHA SERENA-C of C, Ushers' Club, Piciure Loan BETTY R. SERLES-High Life Sfaff, Girls' League, Lambda Phi, C of C, Sludeni' Organizaiions, Ushers' Club, Hufch Com., JRG FLOYD SEYMOUR-B, V Track ROBERT H. SEYMOUR-Comm. of Safely, Sphinx, B, V Baslreiball, Sec'y Jr. Class, Boys' League Sec'y, Ushers' Club, Boys' League Cenl. Com., Sec. Rep., Sec'y Sr. Class NANCY SHADDUCK-Adv. Orch., Mu Alpha Sigma BETTY SHAMP-Girls' Glee Club, High Life F. R. SHANNABERGER-Caerulea Phoio., Phi Sigma SHIRLEY BRIDGET SHAPIRO-Office Ass r, Phys. Ed. Moni- for SHIRLEY S. SHAPIRO-Bowling Club, Jr. Sec. Rep., World Friendship Club, Golf, Ushers' Club KENT SHATTUCK-Green Band Orchesfra DOLORES SHERMAN-Phi Kappa Delia, Chrislmas Pro- gram, Girls' Glee WALTER SHIELLS DON MICHAEL SILVERNAIL-B, V BASKETBALL, Psi Delfa DICK SIMMONS-A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, Sword 81 Scabbard, Senior Ouar+e+, ROTC Comm. Officer, Opereffa BRIAN SIMPSON I49 Seniors '50 DONALD R. SIMPSON MARTHA SIMS-Ushers' Club BOB SLATER-A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, Sr. Sec. Rep. DARRELL SLOAN CLARENCE SMITH-V Baskefball DICK SMITH HERBERT SMITH-A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, V Baslxef- ball I JOAN H. SMITH-Songleader, Flag Girl, C of C, Pi Tau Thefa, CSF, Red Cross NOLAN SMITH-B Foolball, JV, V Baseball, Fire Capfain, Ushers' Club ROBERT E. SMITH MICHAEL SOLORZANO DONALD SOIWERS-JV Baseball MARGARET SPANO-Soph. Sec. Rep., C of C ROBERT SPICER-Radio Club, Science Seminar HJORDIS LEE STAFF-Spanish Club, CSF, Ice Skafing Club KENNY STEARNS DIANA R. STEPHENS-Jr. Hosfess KATHLEEN STEPHENSON-Drill Team PATRICIA LOUISE STETSON DOROTHY DARLENE STEVENS BERNICE STEWART-Y Teens ISO Seniors '50 VERA W. STERWART JEANNE ST. LAURENT-Thalia, Caerulea, High Life, CSF, Sealbearer, Gold L, Quill 8: Scroll DARALI NE STODDARD-Thalia ELIZABETH M. STOLLE-David Burcham, Ushers' Club, Ten- nis Club, Bowling Club NANCY E, STOLLE-French Club, Tennis Club, C of C, Honor Guard, Ushers' Club JACK STONER BILL STOUT WILLIAM F. STOVALL-Adv. Oscheslra, Band, Marquis, Senior Play, Opereila WILLIAM STOWELL-ROTC, Nalional Guard MARY JANE STRIEGEL-CSF, Sr. Sec. Rep., Y Teens MARYANNA STRINGER-Bowling Club, Chrisimas Concerl, Girls' Glee HELEN STUART-Della Gamma Phi, Girls' Chorus STANLEY SURLOW-Chi Sigma HOWARD F. SUTHERLAND-Soph. Sec. Rep., Fire Caplain PAT SWAIN-Phi Kappa Della MARILYN JANE SWAN-Lafin Club, C of C, French Club, World Friendship Club, Science Seminar DIANE SWANSON-Phi Gamma Chi, Caerulea, C of C, Spanish Club, Ushers' Club, JRG PATRICIA ANN TABOR WILLIAM ODELL TALLEY-JV Cross Counlry, Boys' League Cenf. Com., Sludenf Organizalions, Zefas LYNDA TAVES-Porfia, Phi Gam, C of C, Tennis Club, V. Pres. Green Council, Lafin Club, Sec. Rep., Treas. of CSF, Ushers' Club, Caerulee, Horizon Club BEVERLY TEAGUE-A Cappela Choir, Chrisfrnas Concerl, Opereffa, Sfudenf Ass I ISI Seniors '50 RAY TEETER-Bowling Club, Huich Club, Maih Major LEONA TENEY NANCY THACKER-Drill Team, Swimming Club, GAA, Pi Tau Thefa FRANCES THEXTON-Tennis Club, World Friendship Club LLOYD THOMAS MARGARET ELLEN THOMAS-Omega Phi. Swimming Club MARY THOMAS-A Cappella, Madrigal Singers, Chrisfmas Concerf PHYLLIS THOMAS-Red Cross, C of C, Lafin Club, Spanish Club, Sfage Craii ROBERT THOMPSON UNETTA JAYNE THOMPSON-CSF, GAA, Pres. Green Council, Girls' League, Phi Sigma Theia VIOLET JEAN THORTON-Caerulea, CSF, Delia Gamma Phi, Spanish Club, David Burcham Club, Jr. Rep. KNOX TIERNAN-JV, V Fooiball, Sec'y Treas. Sr. Class, Comus, Bohemian Club, ELIZABETH TIERNEY BONNELYN JEAN TIMBOE-Song Leader, Flag Swinger, Phi Gam, Poriia .Desmoncls' Campus Rep., C of C, Ushers' Club EARL R. TISCHOFER-Gymnasiics, Siege Crew GERALD TOMLIN-Science Seminar, Pepsiers. C of C LAURA TOTTEN-Girls' League Adv. Bd., Caerulea Siaff, Taima, Spanish Club, Hufch Club, Ushers' Club, JRG, C of C DON TOWNSEND THOMAS TOYAMA-Gym Team, Caerulea Siaff JEANNIE TRANTHAM-Girls' Glee Club JOAN MARlE TRAVIS-Poly Horizon Club, Phi Kappa Delia I52 Seniors 'SD JACK TREBES DONALD TRUITT SHIGEO TSUCHIYAMA JERRY E. TYHURST GIL TYNER-V. Pres. Sr. Class, Comus Club, Bohemian Club, Boys' League, Fire Capt, Speakers' Workshop, JV Baseball V, JV, Foofball LOIS NADINE TYNES-C of C, GAA Sec'y, Peps+ers, Of- ficials Club AUDREY VAIL-Taima, Girls' League Adv. Bd., Sec'y Huich, Spanish Club, Golf Club, C of C JOE A. VALDEZ-Comus Club, C, B, V Track, B Foofball GEORGE N. VAN ZANT-Soph 81 V Foo+baII, JV, V Baseball, Comus Club MARTHA JANE WADE-CSF, C of C, French Club. Drill Team KIYOSHI WAKATSUKI-B Foofball, Boys' Glee, Chrisfmas Concerf BILL WALES BILL WALKER-Zefas BILL WALKER DAVID WALKER-Comm. of Organizaiions, Gymnasiics, Sphinx, Sec'y Soph. Class, Ass'+ Fire Chief, Boys' League Conf Com., Ushers' Club, Fire Capt, Spanish Club DON WALKER-Gymnasfics, Sphinx Club, Fire Chief, Ush- ers' Club, Bohemian Club. KENNETH G. WALLACE Rosskr JOSEPH WALLIN-Ph: Kappa Phi WILLIAM J. WALLIS-Caerulea Phofo., Phi Sigma, Sr. Coun- cil VVANDA JEAN WARREN-Taima, A Cappella, Sec. Rep., CSF, C of C DOROTHY WARRINER-Girls' League Adv. Bd., Lafin Club, David Burcham Club, Ushers' Club, C of C I53 Seniors '50 EDNA MAE WASHINGTON LAURA JEAN WATSON--Masque and Sandal, Lambda Phi, Ushers' Club BILL W. WATTS-C, B Traclc, Slage Crew RONALD K. WEBB-JV, V Fooiball ROBERT L. WEBBER-Band, Mu Alpha Sigma, ROTC Band DON WEBSTER KATHRYN MARIE IWEBSTER-A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers .IOY L. WEEDALL-Chrislmas Concerl, Drill Team, Glee Club DON WELLS-V Baseball, V Baslcefball DONNA WELSHANS-Masque and Sandal, Senior Play, Soph. Sec. Rep. NANCY WHEELER-GAA T. RAY WHEELER WILLIAM WHITE Jr.-Boys' Glee, A Cappella DONALD SIDNEY WHITNEY CAROLEE WHITTLESEY-Porfia, Bohemian Club, Phi Gam- ma Chi, Girls' League Sec'y, Honor Guard, Girls' League Adv. Bd., Ushers' Club HELEN WIER-Chi Tau Thela, Bowling Club, Golf Club ELIZABETH M. WILLIAMS-A Cappella Choir, Phi Gam- ma Chi, Operefia, Golf, Madrigals, C of C MARILYN WILLIAMS-Walkers' Rep., Song Leader, Porlia, Sec'y Girls' League, Senior Play, Band, Orcheslra, Bohem- ian, C of C, Ushers' Club, TSP, Operefla ROBERT WILLIAMS-French Club BOB WILSON-Green Band, Memorial Drawing Class RONALD LEE WILSON-Sec. Rep., Snalce Club, Yell Leader, Ushers' Club, B Track I54 Seniors '50 DESSA WINEGAR-Drill Team MARY WINN EARL WINTER-Science Seminar, Radio Club DALE WOLFE-Zefas BOBBIE WOODSIDE-Poriia. Phi Gam, Ushers' Ciub, C oi C, Girls' League, TSP EARL WOOLVERTON-CCF JAM ES WOOTEN-Zefas KENNETH WORK! NG RAYMOND ROGER WORKING KEN WRIGHT-Com. Chairman, Zeiss, JV, V Foofball, Boys' League MARILYN WYATT JOHN WYMORE HIDEO YAMASH ITA RONNY YATES JANIE YEARY-Masque and Sandal, Hui-:h Club, Delia Gam- ma Phi CARLENE Y. YEOMANS-Lambda Phi, JRG Club RICHARD CURTISS YEOMANS-Psi Delia HOWARD YOUMANS--V Fooiball, C Track BEDFORD JEROME YOUNG Jr:-Speakers' Workshop, Jr. Sec. Rep., Sr. Council CARTER YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG-C, B Track I55 Alan Alexander Frank Anderson William Andrews Wesley Armsrrong Kennefh Asenbauer Norman Benson John Brady Sally Buice Donald Bush Young Carler Amalia Chavez Gary Cheafley Jane Chipman Al'lon Coley Joe Duhem Mary Ann Elsfon James Ely Earl Gibson Dean Goff James Haley Marshall Headle Herberi' Hilchey George Howell BARBARA YUNKER-Phi Gamma Chi. CSF, Ushers' Club Spanish Club, C of C, Horizon Club FRANCES LOUISE ZARNOW-High Life Siaff HELEN ZlEROTT-Phi Gamma Chi, Porfia, Ushers' Club C of C. Golf BOB Z. BUNNY-Teacher's Pei, Waler Boy, CSF-7 Semes- fers, Pres. of Keep Kampus Kleen Kampaign, Cl1ar+er Mem- ber of Huich, Bench Warmer, Senior Mascof Camera Shy Richard Hulse La7Verne lmel Normalee Ireland William James Mary Jose Jimmie Kelly Rober+ Kempner Howard Larson Richard Lauer Lois Morales Douglas Murphy Jane Nishimura Edward Nobbs Susie Oshifa Larry Piepkorn Roberf Ross Howard Schull: Leonhardf Sih Marilyn Sfeelsmiih Billy Swan Roberf Sylvia Dana Wade Harold Walsh 156 Seniors '50 .e-.5 V emofziam Elizabeth Freel Grace Forbes Mae Stewart .LN-3 t e- ei..f-:le ff . A V- T fx A - 3 v E ag' Z -gg l T' U '4 1,5 Cl H - 'I - ' i -T , Tw- i' ' 4 'sri . 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The Iheme of worlcl-wide service and unil will be develo ed in The form of a lexi lass mobile. Y I9 p Q Memorial Library MEMORIAL IDEAS FACADE OF BUILDING v-1 MEMORIAL MOTIF I sPr:c.iAL WILL TREATMENT SPECIAL UISFLAY cksts y ESTED FUWIITIRT- RD! QUILY. STOYMLE T ' H, I 2 I cuxssao I STUDY HALL - GALLERY I I DUAL ruiicrion I T gimxq I E I---------6-------l I I liiuiml I g M5590 I Pm-io I I I DRINKING 'Iwmc l FOUNTAIN , I In-,- iilbieegigiies i i ' 'I Pnoro-mount.: I Ii EEE ll CLOWS z MAIN READING :zoom E II vxoew MOBILE I rl7 I RELIEF MAP 1 :l : 5'CUS'I'ONI DESIGN c.Loc.v. SEE :I I I --....-..l OFFICE. l I l orvics GOLD STAR i FOYE2 HONOR ROLL 4 I CUSTOM SEAT K , Taksgpnlo ncsif. 4 - - - - Ponca FIRST FLOOR PLAN some -iii' : i FOOT MENIOYIM. LIBPAN PoLw1ac.umc uI' simon. clznowledgemenfs Our Ship of State has reached port, and we have finished our last entry. We have had a year of great adventure in our year book creation. We have experienced a great deal of pleasure which in it- self is worth all the time and labor expended. We wish now to express our thanks to those who have helped to make the l950 Caerulea possible. We acknowledge with thanks the coopera- tion of Henderson's Bindery, Arntzen's Photogra- phic Studio, Mr. Leonard E. Graham, Photographer, and Nelson's Engraving Company. An extra vote of thanks, for their incompar- able service, goes to Mr. Adams, Art Advisor, Mr. Meadows, Photography Advisor, Mr. Stribley, Printing Advisor, and Miss Norton, English Advis- or. Lastly to our general advisor, Mr. Claude R. Freeman, goes our message of gratitude for his wonderful cooperation and enthusiasm. Now we pause a moment in reflection hop- ing that you will enjoy looking through the pages of your l950 Caerulea. The Staff ml. ' pq ,Jttlcjb ,f ix ,mx ,JAM Q A v :F Q 'lr f 'Alf ' ' 'll 'I V z - , A W , E 7 1 A Y. 4,iky V N I Q 135Q g3 fav ' he K' Q. 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