Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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iHi Abney, Topsie An education is ne- cessary for great- ness. Adams. Pearl ifany a pearl IS born to blush un- seen. lli-Tri ' 30, ' M ; G. A. A. ' 31 ; Drama 31 ; Glee Club ' 29. ' 31; Vice-Pres. Scholarship Society ' 31, Alcala, David He dueth well who doeth his best. Track 30. ' 31; Base- ball ' 31. Andersen, Martin, Jr., Swede A lion aniiJiiR the ladies. Football 30, ' 31 ; Glee Club ; Scholarship So- ciety; R Club: Gol- den Trail. Arredondo, Joe You must run to win the race. R Club; Track, ' 30. ' 31. Art ' n, Leona Elizabeth The model for all students. Chairman Senior Schol- arship Fund ; Res Pub- lica Romana ; Scholar- ship Society; Secy. Hi- Tri ; Ecclesia. Ashworth, Fern Short and Sweet. Lyceum; Hi-Tri ; G. A. A. Babb, Clarice M. Sweet girl graduate. Entered R. H. S. as a senior from Wakefield, Mass. Bacon, Rondine. Ron Pride of East High- land !. Hi-Tri -31; What (?) Club ' . 0, ' 31. Bauer. Fred Carl Big, blonde, beauti- ful, brown-eyed Beau Brummel. Football ' 31; Basket- ball ' 29, ' 31 ; Capt. ' 31; Baseball ' 28, ' 29, ' 30, ' 3!; Hi-Y; Class Treas- urer ' 31. Beaslev. Bill Radios justify his existence. Res T ' lblica Roman.i ; Hi-Y; Radio Club. Bellenger, Joe No gains without pains. Scholarship Society.

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Wes Griffits. Pres, Rue Krenkler, V.-Pr. Carl Bauer, Treas. Polly Culver. Sec ' y iDenior UA ass The senior class of ' 31 has at last completed three successful high school years and attained the goal for which they have been so earnestly striving. We, the members of tile class of ' 31. have endeavored to fulfill our duties as active students in building up new standards and upholding the ones already established. Our senior year, the outstanding one of our career, htis been filled with important and interesting events, the first of these being the traditional Treasure Hunt. After the early morning escapade, Station ' ' ' ' was presented in the .Auditorium. The snow party, which w ' as held at W ' rightwood, was a tremendous success. Win- ter sports were enjoyed during the afternoon; then the class returned to the lodge for dinner. The early part of the evening was. spent in dancing. A new plan for raising money was carried out by the senior girls. On February 14, a Valentine dance was given in the Flats with a large attendance. The money was given to the Scholarship Fund. The dance was financially a success as well as socially. One of the outstanding projects of the year was the presentation of the senior class play, The Admirable Crichton. It was given before a well-filled house and was an excellent production. The Junior-Senior Prom and the senior sport dance, both of which were given at the Country Olub, were other memorable events. Many of the seniors have made brilliant records in athletics. There will be many vacancies in all the sports next year as a large percentage of the star athletes are leaving with the class of ' 31. Wherever we go, and however widely we may scatter, we will always carry with us memories and ideals which our high school days have stamped on our minds. The friends we have made in school days will always be in our memories, inspiring us to higher things. Ill Poi.LY Culver 17

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Bethell. James, Fump I am the best of them, Entered as a junioi from Riverside Acad- emy ; Secy. Alpha Hi- Y; Football; Baseball ' 31 ; Swimming ' 30, 31. Boone. Bill Liked by all whn know him. A. S. B. Secv. ' 30; A. S. B. Pres. ' 31; Foot- ball ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Capt. ■31 ; Basketball ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Bus. Mgr. Ho- bachi ' 30. Bristow, James Win- field, Win. Love and best wishes to next year ' s Senior Editor. Debating ' 30, ' 31 ; Hi- Y; Scholarship Society ' 31 ; Declamation con- test ' 30; Senior Editor Makio ' l. Bowman, Clarence lie who is never guilty of folly is not so wise as he imag- Bruckart, Charles, Chuck , I never trouble trouble, because trouble never troubles me. Baseball. 31; Hi-V; R Club. Brannum, Jane Here ' s health u the lass with the merry black eyes. Ecclesia ' 30, ' 31; Hi- Tri ; Hrama ' 31 ; Art and Mounting Editor of Makio ' 31; Admir- able Crichton. Buehler, Elwood What a man! What a man ! Fr.otbal! ' 28, ' 29. ' 30. ' 31 ' 30 ' 31 Glee Club Pres R Club ' 29, ' 30, Hi-Y ' 29. ' 30, ' 31 ; Admirable Cricht« n. Burns, Doris L. The little girl who did things in a big way. Drama ' 30, ' 31 ; Ho- bachi ' 30; Res Publics Romana; G. A. Execu- tive ; Organization Eli- tnr of Makio ' 31. 19