Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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Our hopes and prayers go with them: that they may fight a good fight in the true spirit of Red' lands and return safe and soon - victorious. aff 'k 'I' 'A' i' i' Allman, Hubert Dean Anderson, Robert E. Andrews, George Argleben, Irvin Arnett, Fred Arroyo, Lupe Astuto, Robert Barker, Jack Barnett, Cyril Bishop, Calvin Black, Howard Bonson, Walter Boring, Everett Bouma John Boyette, Doyle Brendenburg, Fred Bruer, Louis Candelaria, Fred Canterbury, Ray Chaves, Raymond Clark, Robert Clewett, Richard Click, Eldrige Cloud, Tommy Clinton, Bill Coble, Jack Cullings, Philip Dahl, Eugene James O. Booker Carl K. Boswell Victor M. Edney Francis Jennings 'R Y,,e,- 7 4 it ,Ei .e ff .ot i 'A' S l s 0 tx . pr. V 1 . ' ,. 9 li b I ,WI X I X o 1 'X 14 Qt, 'f f wi! 0 M17 . WX X Ia . f if'-. V ,ti , J ' fag, frgugf QJ. l If . nf f Q- V 4 f' ' ' I fi Q. 1 I VA Q' Y , vp!!! f , , 1 l . ,ii i 1 li f . 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Perkins Bruce W. Roberts Charles M. Ronin Harry Scales Norman Schachter Schager, Duane Sepulveda, Felix Smith, Alvin Smith, Claude Smith, Dick Smith, Jimmy A. Smith, James Eugene Smith, Robert Sorbello, Joe Spurlin, David Strobridge, Bud Swan, Alan Sweeney, William Sweesey, Sam Thompson. Harold Thompson, M. C. Waite, Robert Watje, Donald Weatherman, William Earl Weisbusch, Warren Wes.t, Kenneth NVilcox, Ruie Wilcoxson, John Williamson, Ray Winegar, Leonard Winegar, Marion Witham, Charles XVoodfork, Mark Paul W. Smith Mary Sousa George B. Tuggle Wilbur Vroman Rex W. Wignall A i-fx ' .L ,, ,g. ,I . f1:.w ' Vu ,JA Nr 'a. U Fl .,-, .a '25, ' ' 34. ' 'f'1: , JE' 1 , .5 L, , Q. .I K, .s p I Qin g Lib -'YN ' V f ,-: is r , .pjf ' 'P , gr. ,ff il gf 13' ,. .Milf '1' -wi-YQ -rg - .f-A :Mn . A 51gg1'l K , ,'3'LfiI,. P -Puri' ,A 4 -,Q Q , -- -': '12, .21 1 1? - 1 .'5:',f .7 3 x,. . . f ' '. - s .,..,v, F '-1 W' T. iff Hg' - M 6151 -' .-rf - J-,. . 1 ju ii .1 X, 1 -ef. il- .mk 1 .. 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Long to live in the minds of the Old Salts of 1943, will be the Banquet, the Sweater Parade with its long, twisting rib' bon of maroon and white proclaiming that B the Seniors were having one of their big BURL sM1TH ClHyS- President There was no need to consult the North Star, for at the helm has been our expert skipper, Burl Smith. Throughout the year the Senior activities have been treated with impartiality, efficiency, and have been carefully arranged. The ofhcers, Yeoman Margaret Perry, First Mate john Foy, and Paymaster Bill Gerber, have been great com' manding officers and we know that any action in which they particif pate will be short and for the good of the common Victory we are confident of winning. Farewell and anchors aweigh! jOHN FOY MARGARET PERRY BILL GERBER ViCC'lJl'CSiLlCl1I Secretary Treasurer 8 of 1943 HALE PAXTON and VIRGINIA DAVIS Selected by fellow seniors as outstanding members of the class Here are some of the Terrier Crew that have made the cruise of 1943 an outstanding one. For three years they have done firstfclass service for their mates and the ship and they'll carry on the tradition after they go ashore. RONNIE ROMERO JANET McCULLOUGH EFRAIM SOTO LAVONIA HIXSON Sports D.A.R. Choice Musician Artist BURL SMITH EDITH LEWIS ELAM J. ANDERSON MARVIN NYMEYER Speaker G.A.A. Scholar Future Farmer 9 Nancy Abbott A gn-ul tnrc need, ri.. paint l renrli l'ltth '41 Xltnt-rzil Chili '4l Xlmgtt' lilnli '42 Barbara Anderson ll:trt' :unnttg the lllilllyl' tiluliv Tri-ttvsre '4l Srlinlztl'sltip Society '4l latin Chili '4l lxzttlt-ix Chili '42, '43 tizrlx' l.c:tgtn- Cnliitiet 'U Mary llelen Annabil litt:vrmltt'ctl for :t lifea tunic. Snltli. Vice-l'res. Yell l,t-:ulur Suplt. 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Latin flnli '4l Ut-hate '42 Gwen Benetiel liver ready for some tint A jolly girl, and zi tlttntly une filulie Trnttztrs '4l Latin l'lb '-ll lli-'l'ri '41 ,'42,'-43 Fztliinet t'.A.A. tiirls' l.e:tp.rue '4l, '42, '43 Betty Bills Pretty :ie :i pirltiref llIk'E frmm' tim! filer l'lnlw '4l Phyllis Bloomfield 'l'here's nothing bet' ter than zi liig lieltl tiirls' lxztgtie Vztlninet '42 First Aitl lVartlen '4.l lli-'l'ri '41, '42, '43 lilulie Trvvtters '4l l.:ttin lhth, 4l, 42 Pauline Brenner A Flirt-wtl hrziin :intl it wuutl clmr:tt'tc-r vuttstitttte zt gruml perstnf' Scltolzttwliip '4l, '42 Arlene Brown This girl has Il flare ftir curly hair l,e:ulcr:- t'lnlu '43 tilee Cluli '4l tLA..x. '41, '43, '45 tiirlt' lxzigttc Amelia Almarez l lint r:tn't plead t'vt-tylnttly hlt'Xl4'llIl flttl- '-ll, '-4. Sttptlt-r 1'lnh 'll, l. l'l'it':iN,l Anita Andrade Xl:tl'rl:lt-It' in my hill. tlcn tltwtttiyf' li,.XA S1-ztntxlt l'lnlu 'l2 Alfred Armendariz llt'llt'x't- 'tilt' nh., hzlx trtcnl lt lf. l .A. 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R' t'lub is Campbell 'llcr eyes :irc rhalw- s mln-s in blue Nlaltio Staff '43 Iianrv Club '42 .iloliv 'l'rottet's '41 t'it-tory Corps '43 .iirls' l.cagttv ,sie Castillo 4 bhf Those ilarlc VN , , . Nlcxlran llnll 41. 4' llotnenialtntyr Llub 41 liirls' league Ytrtory Corps '44 illard Chapman 'l'ln: man possesses nn-rit Aviation Yirtory torps 4.1 arvey Collins I-lat tlrink auil he utvrryg tor tomor- row who knows n'hat Ili-Y '43, '43 Yit-tory Corps '43 Swinuniupr '4ll, '41, '43, '43 .Xl1'lllJlllt' llub - . it, iRoy Cooper lively man In his own way lloys' ltrtgin' tycc Croom 'llarniony st-ltlom makes a heailliue Srholarsliip '-1.3 Bobette Burke She moves a goddess and looks a queen Magic Club '41 Betty Buzzard ller letters builcl morale, for she has a soltliel' pal Ili-Tri '41, '43, '43 Rand '41, '42 Clef Club '42 Girls' League Jessie Candelaria XYith a twinkle in her eye Spanish Club '41 G X X '4' Wesley Cater Absence makes the marks grow round- er lli-Y '41, '42 Boys' League Air Raiil Vl'arilen '43 Richard Clewett Stand hy to crash R Club '45 'l'raek '42 Frances Colsman She has a thousand charms to shon ' l.atin Club '41 flef Club '41 Girls' l.eagtte Ralph Cramer A tibbcr slionlil have ri gootl memory' alalaio Staff '-ll, '41 Track '40, '42, '43 Charlotte Crowley She has a lot ol 'wile' power ll r. Class 'l'reas. I lli-Tri '41, '4- tl'ahi- netl, '45 Girls' League fabine '43 lfrclesia '42 l'omsl'oiu liirl '43 1 David Burton The weather is real- ly much clearer up here l1isY '4' '45 Virginia Mae Cagle XYhat's she up to now? Ray Candelaria llantlsome is as handsome does A Cappella Choir, '41 '42, '43 Spanish Club '41 l':m-Ainerirau Singers '43 llasketliall '43 Anita Chapman Remote as a portrait yet known to be 4, masterpiece Globe Trotters '41 S0111-larsltip '41 ti.A.A. '41 Vernon Colenbrander Hlloltlly ventnrucl is half won llantl '41, '42, '45 Srholarship '41, '43 Richard Coombe Our loss, the Kla- rmes' gain tmottmtl, '40, '41, '42 41 lli-Y '43, '43 R Club '42, '43 llaschall Mgr. '43 Joseph Cranmer 4--anil alter a while there n'et'e lots uf baby rabbits R l'lnh '41, '42, '4. lYit'e-l't'es,J 1Ii-Y '41, '42, '43 lfootball '40, '41, '43 llaskelhall '41, '43 Swimming '40, '41, '42, '43 Genevieve Davenport 'ZX silent woman is always more atl- mirctl than a noisy one Srltolarship '42, '43 Virginia Davis A 1xx111l0-1 hluxlx is 1x01xul11xxI, 11111 1111011 lllt'llIlY01111'1ll l'1fx1xx111vi11110x' 1-1' 5111110111 .X01irilix-N Hlrlx' 1.0:xgxx0 500, '13 XIANII110 :xml 1211111 '1,1 111111: 1411111 '1.l l1xf1'l1 '11, '11, 'l.l Leona Dixon 1'1xx 110v0l .11 :x11-110 xx- u'1101x 1111 1-x' my- N011 111115 1.c4xgx1e Austin Dughman A 112111111111 111 w1111 1-:xls in 1x0l1A'r 11lilll xx-x'0xx 1xuQI101f of 1l'Jll'll1llK ll:-yw' 1.0:x1:u0 Willard Farquhar Sky Zi1lC1llxl'w :xxx':xy 11171 -11 4 ' -11 R l'1u1x '42, '-1.1 11'r0-.3 F4-1-1111111 '41'l. '41, '42, '41 ,rr 11014 '42, '-1.1 Dorothy Forsyth I'1xx just xx'i111 Jlilxxlll 11:x1'1'x'! 1.111110 lr.1111-1-N 41 11111x 1.t'1llllll' Robert Frost '1'lx0 Nluuxu, N11-mly 1xx:x11 Jlllhuxg 111156 II1 Y '42, '43 1l'r0x.l R flulr '-1.1, 71.1 1 u1xI1r:x11 '-11, 71.2. '43 '1'r:x01x '41, -1.2, '-1.1 Au' XX :xr1101x 1.1 Mary Gearhart 1 0xx' xx'111'11- 5-01 lxxzxxxy x101:11s 1211.110 '1'1'11111-1x '-ll 1.:xli1l 1'1u1x '41 501x111:ux1iip '11 . ,U 171:1xxx:x :xml 51-00011 Irene Gilmore 110x 101xxp01' lx 1x1-1 111 110 1111114011 115 1101 1x:x1r S0111-lzxrslxlp, 1'.S,1 . slvlllllxll l'1ulr '42 11111110 '1'1'11ll0xw '41 01'01x0-l1':x '11, '12, '-1.1 151141 .-X111 XY:x111L'11 Ralph Dearden '1'1x0 u'o1'l11'h ii slzxgc :xml :ill the IllCllfill'kf - plsxyexsu Huy! l.0:xg1x0 1're5. 'll Mzixque :xml liuvcl '13, '43 S01111Izx1's1x1p '43 5111111-111 11111111-11 '.l-2 ,X11' 1111111 1X:x1'1le11 1.1 Dorothy Doig Ex-1xa0 01111101 xxillx :xg0 lilx-0 1'1ll1l '11, '1.l, '-1.1 Edward Durant ffil' 1 1:01 :x tislxixxg' Ix'ipf 81111113111 1'11u1x0i1 '4.l lli-Y '41, '43, '43 S01x111:xrs11ip, L'.S.11'. 4.1, llrezxxj ',1'0uuiN '12, 'l.l Donalrl Ferguson Hel :iluwxxx x1:xxxx0Y 11x'0:x1ni1xg. 1li,Y '41, '-1.3, '-1.1 11:1-111-1115111 Mgr. '40 Frances Foster 411v1I11 1u01x. 1 1'1x1x00C' .X l'sx1v1I011zx l'1x11ir 41311110110 '41, '42, -13 jean Frye H11l'1' lxohlwy 1- t'U116l'1- 11115 11811-Klllllw--A uxuxlly Hgrjlllllllf' 111-'1'x'i '-11. '-11 S00., 111111111011 '4.l thrl- 1,e:x1:110 14211111161 '-1.1 Run: 111111 -1.2, -13 1,0:x1101'a l'1xi1r '42, '4.l N1:x1X11- 511111 4.1 William Gerber 1X'hi-11e :xml -110'11 0111110 In you QV. flaw '1'l'l'JlN11l'l'l' Y0111-1:x1's1xi11 '41, 'JJ '1'1 1in 'll '-1.1 11iY '42, '-1.1 .XII 4R:x111- XxIll'l1l'1l 4.1 ll Jlplilllll Graciano Gomez A lllilll nut 11111111 nr Ixzxxl fl-r one :x01iu11 1l:xm1 '41, '42, '43 1 1-111111111 '41 x11'Y1k'1lll Cluh '-11 lluys' I,e:x1:uc Dale Denniston his '4xl1ilS' plxysiqm 171111110 1 1ll'Illt'1'h '-11 '12, '43 1X'i00f111'0s ll-110' 1.1-1114110 Rachel Dole .XN1x011 fur, wuglxl 11-x'. 1'2l11l'11 11-1'1 1l1fl'1-i '41, '13, '-1.1 1l':x1xi1x01l 111111r0 '1'rm101x '-ll Nlzxlxin 1'f11i111x S1-l1111:x1x1xi11g l',S1l-', 1 i:'N1 .Xizl XY:x1'1101x Martin Fagerstecli 111x0 of 1111110 w11'1111,, 5111-111 1xx0xx Dwayne Fisher XY1x:xl I-1 1111 :xlmul 11 l ....1l1:1ll '41, '13 john Foy 1 lnlxlw 11110 Lx 111001 fnlxxx Zll'lIll1hll1Vlf 0xxli0 In 0uti0 Sr. flaw Y100-I'1'0N. R 1'1x11x '13 1 x-4-t1w:x11 '11, 'll 11x-Y '11, '42, '15 A11 XX:x1'xI01x -1.1 joan Funnel! xh'11Il1'N l1ll' 'llxll' :x1'f:xi1 ' llrnnx :xml 11115110 0.11111 '-13, 11.1 1f0010si:x '-11 1101x:xI0 '41 - l'11-1 A111 XX:x1'1101x 1,1 Nlzxlxul Stall -1,1 Rolfe Gicse I'1l gc: 1l101'0. jun xx 1111 :xml wc Thomas Goodman 110 :x 'R11w,1X'1:xxy' :xml r01i1'x-11 lx:1pp3 1 0u' In-111:10 kmlxx' 1 vrence Goodwin '11c'11 IICVIS1' be 1118 Rugli'-i11:11i1111 111 1110 111'e 111111 '41 11111111 111111 11111411- l'111'11m '41, '42 X l'1111l1ell:1 i'l111i1' '42 '43 lirls' 1.l'11,11ll' ace Hale .'x11l'1ll'llVt' 111 1111' '111111111l1' 1lup51'001 1i-'1'r1 '41, '42 ,'4.1 1l'1111i11z'11 111-11111 111111 11111111- l'11r11s '42 il11l1e '1'r111l1-iw '-11 1.111111 f'llll1 '41 Q11l111l:11'sl1111 '41 tty Handman 'l 111' 1l1c skin y1111 l11vc 111 111url1 urls' l.01l1I11L' '43 ircetta Hickerson '111'r l'l1111't'11I' is 1111' m'11vy 111 1111 1111- girls .1irls' l,1'111:11L' H.A,A. Hu 1.111111 111111 41 -lma Lee Holt 'My 11K!l1l'1 is 11ll1L'1y 1111' 111- is 1111' :1w:1 .1,A,A. L'1lll1llt'l '42 liirlw' 1,1'11g'111' 111-11111 111111 lluglc K'111'ps '43 l1ll11l'C l'lul1 '42 tty Huffman y xvl101'l' 1l1l'1'l' is l1111A1l 1l14'1'0.' is L'l1!l1'111 11i-'1'1'i '41, '42, '43 M:1j11rc111: '41, '42, '41 1 11111111 '41, '4.., '43 l11'1'l1us11'11 '-11, '42 mes Irvin .11151 'ji111111y 11 11111- 1111' 1111yJ 1.1-:1y.g'11e 1ir1ey jones 1Yl1111's v11u1' l1111'1'Y, 5l1i1'1cy? ' 1X'l111l QPF Clulr '41 1 4 '1'1-uuis '42, '43 1lr11111 111111 lluglc 1'11r11s'42, '43 lli-'1'1'i '41 1 Ralph Grisamore Men lilac 111111 :irc 1'2l1't ' '1'r111'l1 '41, '42 l'l1-f K'lul1 '41, '42 .X l'111111ell11 k'l111i1' '41, '42 '43 .Xir R:1i1l 4x'1l1'11l'11 '42, '43 1l'11111 1 Dorothy Hall 1.i111v:. 11111 11111liF!4 :1 11c1111 11' her Huw 111-111 43 GXX '41 '41 joseph Haro Ile tzilws 111 1114 heels 1l11w11 1111- 1r111'k l 111l1I'C l4'11r111crs '42 111155 l'11uu11'y '41 '1'1'11L'li '42, '43 R f'111l1 '43 Lavonia Hixson She l'l1k'!l15 1110 ew-s .. 5 11f gallery 1'1'111cs 115' ll 1l111us11u1l l11'1S 1.c1111e1's Club '43 S1'l1111111's11ip '41 12111111 111111 Bugle Lluqm Par '42,'43 l'1'C11k'11 111111 41, 42 11'1'us.D 1111111111 Club Shailer Holt-Smith N1111111c1111 11119 1111111- iug 1111 me lli-Y '41, '42 QC11l1i- 1101 1, '43 A A 11111111-1111 Ll11111' -12, -11' 11:1N11c1l111ll Mgr. '42 jean Hughes 1lcr ways 1111: ways 111 '11le:1s1111111ess 1.111111 f'llllJ '41 12111l1e 'l'1'1111e1's '41 1111111111 l'lul1 '42 1lif'1'1'i '41, '42, '43 Ring f'111ll, '43 Josephine jiminez 111-r u'11y4 :ire 1111: L'Il1'i'll'l'l' 11'ilyS Girl! Lczigue David Kime I still 111-1-11 111111 Ily- 4wz111e1'! 1111' '41, '42 Swi111111i111,: '41 Yell 1.e:11le1' '43 Earl Guclmundson 1 :1u'11kc 11111: 11111111- 11114 111111 111111111 my- wll 1:111111us. .1 -- . j ,-by . A lli-Y 1'11ll1 '42, 43 'l'r:11'l4 '41, '42, 43 C'r11w l'1111111ry '41, '-12 .X,5,l1. X iw?-l'rvs. R 11111 12 41 Frances Hamlet! S111' 11:14 JI 111111: 1111 l1l'I' 111112L'1' 111111 110114 111 her l1t'21l'1 51'l1111111xl1i11 '42 Xl21jllI'011L' '41, '42, '43 11I'l1111 111111 111112116 l'111'l1s '42, '43 111-'1'ri '43 jean Hentschke 'KX giggle, 11 1111s11, :1 :-4111CJ11, 111111 11 1'r:1s11 Yell 1.K'1ll1Cl' '-ll 1S1111l1,1, '42 1,1':111c1'a l'1l11l '41, '42, '43 lliffri '41, '43 '43 -1111111111-11 1i1r1C 1.c:11:111' l'11l1i111't '42 S1'1111l:11wl1111 '41 j. R. Holi 111 1111 -is 1111' 111011102-1 41190165 111 1'1'u:11i1111 R f'lul1 '41, '42, '43 K1'115sl1111u1ry 41, 42 '43 '1'rz11'k '42 Mary jane Huckaby A l11::1r1 11f 1511111 211141 u111'111111111111 NWCCI- ness 111-'1'1'i '41, '-12, '43 1l'1111i11c1l Ring l'llI11 '42, '43 l'1l'k'112S11l '42 1ll11l1c 'l'r1111crm '41 1.111111 1'lul1 '41, '42 jane Humphreys 1'111'1i:1's v11i1'c Wili 11111114111 1'-11111l1:11'c11 111 her 1'1I1l.fI11jl l11111'Q 1.1':11ler5 l'1ul1 '43 Robert johnson S1'l11111l is 11 iicccssziry evil . . , , A11' 1111111 1xi11'11C11 43 Mary Lou Kitching A11111i1i11u 11115 1111 real Ring Club '42, '43 S1-11111111 x'1C9-l'l'CS.J lli-'1'1i '41, '42 '43 1L'Fll11I1C1j S1'11111:11'sl1i11, f'.l .S. 1'iC1'l1:si11 '42 f1l4111L' '1'1'1111crs '41 Hugh Knickerbocker 1'Ivery1111dy's dream t11'el1est1':1 '41 Mary Krull l1e11uty is 21 11111111 letter 1-1 111117111110- tion A Cz11111ell11 Chnit' '-12, '43 tilee Club '41 111411111 111111 liugle Corps '42 Girls' League Robert Lansing Ah, tnlmccul Divine 111111101-111 lluys' l.t2ilKllC Edith Lewis ller 1e:111ers11i11 i11 sports makes llEI' ever dependable Globe 'l'l'11llCl'S '41 li.A.A. '41, '42 '-1.1 tl'1'es.J l.e:1ders Clllll '42, '43 lli-'I'ri '45 l.Zl11ll Cl11b '41 Maurice Loge Y1111've gut plenty there-use it 1 8111111 Class Pres. lli-Y '41, '42, '43 lllllltl '41, '42 tl1'1'l1est1'z1 '41, '-12 jimmy Mahoney l've gut l'lly1lll'll in my sole Air Raid V1'arde11 '42, .43 1 Student C111111ri1 '41 Charles Martin Stop that tinkering Xl:1el1i11e Shop '41, '42, '-1.1 l111ys' l.e:11:11e Thomas Maxlield 1.1t'e fur me 1s just 11 1111111111-11111 held ViL'1111'y C111'11s-Sen Service 1911111111111 '42, '43 R Club '42, '43 Lois Knight 1'Vit Illlll wisduni were b111'11 with this girl 111-Tri '41, '42, '43 lfilllll C111b '41 Pep C111b '42 Globe '1'l'tl1lCl'S '41 Sl'lll1l1ll'Slll1l C.S.l7. Diana Kuhn jack l1e1111y isn't the 1111ly 1111e with big blue eyes Girls' l.e:11.zt1e Carmen Lauwers ll :11 first yull 111111't VSUCCCEIV' fi11'1S' l,e:11:11e Dorothy Little ller luw voice and friendly smile charm :111 her friends lli-'l'ri '42, '43 tCabi- net! G,A.A. '41, '42 llsherettes '42, '43 Ring Clllll '43 l.e:1ders Club '43 Elsworth Luce N11thin1: 'luee' about him Y 1711111111111 '41, 'A 1, l111sel1:1ll '41 Vera Mangano Tested and :111ruved Girls' 118112119 Floyd Martinez Best i11 1l1e lung run Fuutbzill '42, '43 lirtsketbzill Mgr. '43 R Cllllb '42, '43 Ted Maxfield ll's ll lllEilSl1l'C seeing d1111111e Victory lf111'11s-Sc-:1 Service 1111111111111 '42, '43 R Clllll '42, '43 Edytb Kolb Hy 111-1111 is 1'cst'r1e I111' the '1r111y XN'11:11 t?1 Club '11 11l1'1' 111111 4,1 ' t111ls 1.1-111,111- Robert Kwappenburg .X s11l11l 111.111, . :111su't'1 11-rys' l.Clll,Illl' Donald Leonard X 111111 Is I1 1111111 su uw 1 1 5 s 111111 11 ther 1111 R Club 42, 31.1 111-X 41, 12, '-1.1 1 l1'1s1te111:1ll 11, -12, 1 'l'1'1111is '11 Robert Lockwood llc lllts :111 11 1111-1111-ss S1'11111:11's11111 Snriely '11, '42 s111111' '. 'je fm' 111 ltlllltll 1' l'11111 l'l11l1 '11 '1' Gwendolyn Lyall lle1' tt'11111er is Criss cross, 11111stly Chris! l11 l'1'i '41, '4 2 ll 1l'1't's.1 Ring Cl11l1 hlilsllllt' :1111 5111111-1 51-11--1111 '1.1 113, 11,1 l 11'11'1'l 1 Stall' ' t11i,. '11 '4 ' Robert Marks tht' I'ltl'1ll :1111111y:1111'e 111111111111 '-11 l,11111.1 live l1'11ss l111111t1'x' ll 1 111111 41 1' 511'i111111111g ' l111slt1-1111111 '11 1.1 Robert Martinez 111-'ll s:1il :1l--111: i11 111 Navy t1-use t1-1111111 41 1 R 1'lllll '-11, '42, '11 lf. l ..X. '13 liilslxvlllilll 311411 -1.1 lloward Mayes lim-111' ' 1 1 1 1 111111 l1111ls l 11111 lllllb '11 51-111-1:11s11111 '11, '1.1 111111111-111 St :1 ll' '13 l11'11111' l111'11s 1.1 et McCullough llottiwxtlrle 1lll'llllt11ll laltii- Stull' iliuln- 'l'l'ivllt'l's rlntlnrsliip. l'.S.I . panisli Club '42 li-'l'ri '42 rris McMinn llnl l'ni ll ili.tm'l in-tlnall 41 nztbclle Mitchell 'l'ltust' gixt'gt'ui15 Cyl-. lash.-s arcn'l false cttlter' i..k.:k. -lj ilre Club '-ll tnklin Morales 'kYlly il1Itl'l yutt ilu right 'utttre lfznnters '45 land 'll, '43, '43 Npanisli tlull -ll rbara Munro 'Lily nl' l,zn:una li 'l'l'l '4l, '-ll, '43 'icclesia '42 tlasipii' and liavel, '-ll '4.l lSt't'.l bi nnt Clnln 'I' t inn-l'otn titrl Ll Ice Brown Nelson 'l'u- gut givin ul lun: for the nart ' i..X..X. 'H trvin Nymeyer 'You i':tn't keep xt tall :nan from gi-ing planets l nturt' l arnti-rs -ll, i - i, l.., I3 tlttwl xmer Orr Ht-ve over llisney, lit'rt' unites Orr 't'ttjet'ti.nt Clnlx 'Ll :lttluaclii Stall '43 jewell McElhiney Big value often cutiies in small packages ! Masque and Gavel '43 tSec.J Thelma Meyering Her piano is her forte Latin Club '41 11.14. Cabinet '42 Cleff Club '41 Victory Corps '43 Marilyn Monroe l have a little shad- ow that goes in and out with nie. Contniissitmer of Student Activities Ring Club '42, '43 tSee.J lli-Tri '41, '42, '43 tCah.D Scholarship. C.S.F. Makin Staff Welsh Morningstar One can smile and smile and be a villain Ili-Y '41, '42, '43 li Club '42, '43 Air Raid Capt. '43 Latin Club '41 Mary Lee Neil A figure like an hour glass--every minute counts lli-Tri '41, '42, '43 Girls' League Latin Club '41 Frances Nims Continued cheerful- ness is a sign of wisdom Globe '1'rntters '41 Student Council '41 Spanish Club '42 lli-Tri '41, '42, '43 Srhi-larsltip C.S.F. Wilfred:-1 jane Ollis VVhat I haven't read isn't worth reading Latin Club '42 Girls' League john Orr l A grin in at niyraid of freckles llasketball '43 lland '43 lli,Y '43 Nancy McIntosh VVheu johnny ei-mes marching lnnne again, llurrah, Hurrah! Ring Club '42, '43 Qlhtesl Varsity Yell Leader '43 llifl'ri '41, '42, '43 Richard Minnick You're so easy to dance with llivk' '41, '42, '43 Victory Cm-ps ll.and llirisiunj Newton Moore just a grease-inonlv ey at heart! Band '41, '42, '43 Yirtnry Corps '45 Emery Morris The score is always love forty Tennis '43 joan Nelson Here is a girl tlmt's bound lu win Girls League Pres. lli-Tri '41, '42, '43 tCabinetJ Scholarship C.S-F. licrlesia '42 Student Council '43 Roland Nutting llis head is in the clouds Ili-Y, '43 Xlakiu Staff '43 liuterpean Club '41, '42, '43 tl'res.l Orchestra '41, '42 Band '41, '42 Floyd Orr Always rivu'ed stroke llnys' League A Cappella Choir Louis Orr A proud soldier is fellow lu 3 lilttg lland '40, '41, '42, '43 Air Raid VVarden '43 Hortense Ortiz lll:it'lt eyes full nf fini :ninl lzinglilcr err-i' near lll-'l'ii 'll 71.2, '-l.l, lfxilrinetl Srlii-lilisliili Sot'i01y Ring l'lnli. '43 li.,-XA. '41, '-1.2, '43 llinin :nnl llngle 4'..r,.s '43, '43 Gordon Patterson Kline is the Kinpfs R4.n't ' lwnnluzill rlll, 11, 11 llzi-kellnill '4l, '4.l llxi-vlmll ll Margaret Perry Say, lizire you ei er liesml iliis mic? Ss'lml:ii'sliip i',S.l , Senior flaiss Sl'l'I'l'llll'y' llifl'ri '41, '41 1l':ilmi- ll0ll ,'4.l Ring f'li1li '15 . . . , . l,e:ult'l's llnlr I-, l.l Pete Plascncia As llie larry, so the ni:ni filer l'lnli '41 1l1'elivsli':i '4I, '43 llqinil '41, '-l.'l ll.-ys' l.e:ip:nC jcanc Purrly 5lie's xi '1-nrrly' girl ir. R.-.1 in-.M iq.-,., lixrls' lmsigiit' Carlos Ramirez l.es1 ue ii-rect Nlexirziii C'lnlm llni J l.e:igne Forrest Rehkopf ll-iisi r--nr's:iil when Allll' iiinnl 14 lzur l'1'I-Ilmll '4' '-l.i june Riley Lin--rl forni :nnl lIll'lllllX llll'lil'lll'llllX ' l.e:nlers llnlm 52, 1,5 llr 'l'ri '-13 Patricia Park Sr-mciime, sinne- wliere. l'll lintl mi ll:il:wrnnl lli-'l'l'i '41, '42, '43 Rim! flnb '42, '43 Tl :ikiu Slllll' '43 Sl'll0llll'NlllIl Suviely '-ll, '42 Spsinisli Club Hugh Pattison l':inrly is ilznnlr, lun liquor is qnirkt-r lli-Y '42 Air Rznwl Xhirrlen 43 Margaret Phelps llere's :i girl wlnise lieairt :insl smile. :nukes lliis lnilmlile of life ir:-rlli n'liile Girls' League l irsl Vice-l'i'es. lli-Tri '4l, '42, '4.i Rini! C'lnli '43 Makin S1:il'f '43 lilolie 'l'rr-tiers '4l Helen Powell Are tliere zin' n- 3 in in :tl lnnne like yon? Hlee Clnlw '40, '41 lX'li:n l?l flnli '4l, '42 Girls' l,e:ip:ne Leland Purvis 'l'lie inznl i- lezirnvrl :intl Ji must rare spezilieru 5l'lllll1ll'hllIIl f'.S.l . Masque :inrl Gavel '42 '43, 1l'res.l Slnrlent Fr-iixicil '43 Esther Ramirez l'er-sniiztlity plnd' Nlexwzni flnli '4l l':in-.Xnierivzni 1'lnli'12 Marian Rehkopf Silence is i.mlrlcn lirrls' l.e:ip:ne Dorothy Risk XX'lif'n pain :inll :une gnisli line the lnwiir. A innnslermg angel lln-n l'rist'ill:i l':irker SlllglllK is her 1:ilen1' lli'l'ri '4l '-l '43 A fziplwllzt l'hnii' '43 lilnlie 'l'rn1lers '4l llrnm :nnl llngle fwrps '42, '43 l.:nin Club '41 Hale Paxton T .X lesirler of inen :intl it frwlliiirer of ir4inien l-In-llmll '4l. '43, '43 ll'1ip1,l l'.l,l . lli-Y '4l, '41, 'lj R l'llll1 '42, '4.l Air Rziiil XYJll'1ll'll '43 liinnn. nl Athletics ed Pinson 'l'he clerilisli quiet wwf Xlzigic l'lnli '42 Yiclnry frirps 1.'Kiri '43 Roy-' lrzigiie '42, '43 Mollie Pray M ,liin Jilxralys lirings ine pretly flowers liirls' l.e:ip1ne aynarrl Rabenstein jun plain loiicxi-miie ,X l'zippell:i l'liuir '41, '42 '43 Tennis '42 l'lef K'lnlv '4l, 4.1 llifY '4.2,t '43 l'4-nilmll 43 Sinrlent l'onnril '-l.l june Regnerus 'l'rne In the colors' Girls' Leaigne William Reynolds El llt'i'c-'s In lliuse wllu lore ine irell, .-Xll those who mlnn'1 can gn lu, - Ili-Y '-ll, 1'I'i'e1is-1,712 '41 llilllll flnlr '-ll Air Rziiil l'llIIl1llll 'l.l llunnl '4l. '42 St'linl:ii'-lilp Society '-ll. 'lj eanor Roberts She wears 11 smile :I- ii ci'owii liruni :incl llngle Corp. '42, '43 Girls' lxzigiie I,:nin flnh 'illiarn Rollins l've plzlyctl t'x't'i'yl hut il limp illian Samstad Slick liriglittlt-55 him: rival lo the Nun lliflti 42. 43 lilo - io it-ra '4l lit l l l.:iIiu flllll '41 '42 Ilriim :lml liiigli' lutps 41, 'l.l elix Sepulveda Ile haw si guml lint- ll--ye' l.t-:xguc Zobert Simpson Iliff l'i11 just :ul- 1'lllt'l' nl tht' lumix lil' '41 '41 '43 l Air Rziiml Vi':irtleu '43 litlli thou 41 .X lllll ' a anice Smith Sh-mlcr, tender, :tml lJlll llif'l'li '4l. '-ll, '43 l t't'lt'sin '42 Malcom Smith After all is will :mil rlmit-, llll'I'l' is rcullv .nllv one Xlairgiv, it! you ,lip flaw. l'it's. . , . . , . lli-X -ll, 4-, 43 llmlliill 'il 'I' '4l R l'lulm '4l, '42, '43 Srlii-l:u'al1ip Smit-iv Efraim Soto Ilia vt-ire ringx will in goltltn melmlv .-X Uziplvi-llzi Clwir '4l, Glen' K'luli '-ll 43 K'lt'Xls'z ' '- 4 in tlulv ll 4' l'nin Chili '41 'l' Frank Stockton I lot-I Nt- nhl :um-111: the mpllmiinl'cu R fllllr '42, '43 l imtli:ill '43, '43 Ronald Romero ll:iil to the chief who in triumph :ul- vzuvt't's .-Mill. Presiclent l ot-tlmll '4l, '43, '43 lla:-elmll '4l, '42, '43 R Chill '4l C'l're:ir7 '42 Buys lmzigilt' Yirc- Presitlent '42 Pauline Sargent She's Ji gtmll spurt in evcrytliiiig she unllcrt:ikes Makin Stuff '43 lli-'I'ri '4l, '42, '43 li..-X..X. '4l, '42, '43 A l':ip11elln Ch-Air '43 tiltilu' 'l'i'utlt'ra 'fll john Shoup A little nl-nkense now :mil then, is rclishecl hy the wisest men Stliolziiwliip. C.S.l . R l luh '42, '43 l.:nin Flu-h'4l Swimming' '42 Orclieetrn '4l, '42 Alvin Smith Ile Sutistit-5 linyx' l.e:1gue Lavelle Smith Ynu're only y.-ting once Girls' lrnpriic Beverly Snyder A11sircr to :t tezxcll- crk pr:lyei ' Sulmlziraliip, f'.S.l . lli'l'l'i '4l '42, '33 llrziiuutitw '43 I-lnlit' ll'nllt'l'S 4l Ruth Stevens l,:1ugli :mtl he well Girls' l.c-:aprile G.A.A, '4l, '42 llrum :mtl Bugle Corpe '42, '43 Joanne Stonebrook Hy lieluvt-cl is rug- i.1t'cl Scli--lzwsliip, i'.S.l'. llif'l'ri '4l, '42, '43 Ring Chili '42, '43 Nlztkiu Stall' '43 lil:-he 'l'rt-tters '41 Richard Rugh l'vc gut my lllUllt'j' on ll 'thmilwiii ' lfulrrlrt-:ni Vluli '41 l'lcf Chili tl'rt's.l '4.Z .X l':ip1rcll:i fhuir '4l, '41, '43 Sttulciit t'unm'il '4l, '42 4 In-ya' I.t-:iguc Mary Lou Scherer All seven pillars nf wimlinii rnlletl into une Sclmlzaisliiii, C.S.F, lli-'I'ri '41, '42, '43 l.t-:ulvrs l'lulx '43 liltilic 'l'l'tlll0l'S '41 Dorothy Silva 'KX thing nf hezuity is :x joy forever ll-vlmrlii Staff '43 Ilzuiu' fhils '42 tlloluv 'Fruttcrs '4l Burl Smith ,'Xti1ulip1 thc ltIll1.Illt'h that sway thc nn lllbll, Vulllll on 'Sqtiuzilter' for :ni -u':ititni Srniur flzias l'l't's. Svllwllliwliip, t',S,l4'. Xlsisqnc :tml lixirel '42, '43 Ili-Y, '41, '13, '43 llztelteilinll '41, '43 Leonard Smith Slit-rt ix hia llztte, hut tlezitlilt-we his rvuuwli l R Chill '41, '43 Swiimliing '40, '-ll, '42, '43 lhtinisilitx ' ll. 'l3 Elsie Soares llllltvt'Cllt't' is lnlisf' lliwiliiiiititw '43 l.:ltm l'hilr 'll t-itlx l.t'2tlllll' Spence Stewart .X slezulv pillar nf R ll N ll-lyk' lxzigtw Earl Strom lick fam mi the trzlult, tim lIiYY '4l, '42, '43 ll--ya' l.t':xp:uc lcile Stubbs l'ii'1'1'ily111lyl 11.1-1,1-. Ili' llif'l'1'1'-ll '4' 'll l.1':11l1-ix Qlnli Il, 4,' . 43 1 I ri-4.5 llrnin :n11l llnulc 1'..r1.. 'U '11 Swpli. flaws Sc1'1'vt:11x' june Surber 'l'lll'll a Il 1'L':1N1.!l lnrle' l.Q:1i:11c Vaughn Tessier 'l'l1v -lll'lll lllilll ls I1. lw Il'llNll'll I!1.yN l.c:1g11e Herman Thornion 'l'l11- w:11c1 ll1.ux Nn11.1.1l1ly Wlll'l'1' 1l11 ln'1.1.l1c ix 111-1-11 S1'l11.l:n'sl1i1. 1l'1'vN. Sec. SK'lIl.l 51.111111 IK11-1111:-s Xlgr Anthony Vander Ven UN--1 :ill llc see- 1l1.e- liv ll'JlI'll limi! l.r:1g1lC Phyllis Vetsch l wan 11111 nlllj' viglu lllKlllN last 11'cel1 l'11n1 l'111n Girl '43 llnl-' league Cali, l'x-11 l'l11l1 '42, ll'1l'-il U ll1Y'I'1'i '41, '42, '-H S1111l1-111 l'1.1111cil '-IJ Lek Von Kaesborg XYl11. lmv- 111-1 wine. 1v1.111e11, :1n1l anng. Rcinziinx il f1H.l his 11-h1.le life l1mfr ll1.5Q l.e:1u11e Robert Wagner All1Iillf'I' 11ow1'111111'1' 1.. 1-111' lizilla 11f lL'1ll'llIllK lb., J l.e:1i:111' Louise Sturtevant Une 'uvwl' ll1:11 1:1 IIN high :ie any 'll1.u'e1 ,l,c:11le-rs Club '43, 'H G,A.A. '4l, '43, '41 lfllllll l'lnl1 '4l, '43 flI'l'lll'Sll'2l '4l, '42, '41 Angelina Tapia A g1.1.1l lmegiiiiiiiip :1 g1.111l e111ling lfirlx' l.e:1u111' Walter Thomas A g1.1.1l s11111'1 :1111l g11111l lell11w l 1111Il12lll '40, '-ll, ' 'l'l'ilCli '4l, '42, '43 llzisclmll '43 Frances Tygart One 111 rvim-111l.c1 ' llnalx' l.e11g11c Howard Vander Wall l le! an w1.1'ki11g lllilll lluys l.L'illIllC Mary C. Vinnedge 'ZX .Yilhl CAllCll4llllll'C 1.1 lllllllilll v1.i1'c lilulll' 'l'1'1.11e1's '-ll l1.A..X. 4.2 l,:11111 Clnli '41 Margaret Von Tungeln A llllglllj' linnlresa :1111l lll'l' prey i:- IllJlIl liirla l.e:1gue K':1lni11L'1 '42 S1'l11.l:11'sl1i1+, l'.S.l . ll1-'l'1'i '-ll, '41, '44 kl':1lxine1P lirziiimliaw '-ll l.:11in Clnlr '42, '43 Elizabeth Warren XX'l11. s111l1' my lumlis? l ll1.110 llI'lIl1l illlil llngle . . , Kmps -ll, 4.5 lll'K'llt'hll'2l '4l, '43 ll1':1111:11i1's '42 William Suggett Ile ilalllftll ltr Iiiglui lv:21rni11g lluys' l.v11g111' Ruby Taylor l'l'l'l7Cl gal Girls' l.e:1g111' john Thornque:-at Me1'1'ily l rull :1l1.ng Ili-Y '41, '42 H1-iw' l.l'Jll1ll9 Richard Vandergoot Al1l11.' 111.1 11.:n11'1I, liek lil'Cl't'l'l'C4l l lIllll'r: l 5ll'lllCl'5 Vll, '42, '43 IS ya' l.l'ilHlll' Art Van Leuven Ile alriales f1.r1l1 Il lung pr1.cewi1.11:1l 1.1 1.ne B115-5 I.:-:1g111: l'1.1.1l1:1lI '43 Slll1lK'lll l'11nnril '43 llllllll '-ll, '42, '4.l R fluli 'lj Marjorie Viss lf l l1'nl In 1 -1. lnzivcs 1-f lirczul, l w1111l1l Nell Ullt' 11. lilly' 1l:1f'f1.1lils liirla' l,e:11111c Harold Wadrlcll lx il skiing nr 'flu' ing' Sei-ani' liill F Ili-Y '43 , . . lc-11 flllll 13 .Xir l!:1i1l XK':111l1'11 '13 Carlos Webber lliw i11n1lt'a1 wixli i- 111 lic Wl'lfllll'll :incl i1.nn1l n':n11i11g ll1'z11111nics '43, 'lj f,l'l'llf'5ll'Jl '40 '41, '-4.3, '43 ll11111l '-lil, '-ll Spzniixli Club '4l Ruth Weckbaugh XYe like nice pet-ple tiirls' League Richard White Live and learn lli-Y '41, '42, '45 1'rujeetitniist Club '41 '42 l ret1t'lt Cltth '41 Dorothy Wilcox She lives a tlate-tw :late existence lli'l'ri '41 '47 '4l llubachi Slatl' '43 I itin Club '41 Girls' League Shirley McRae Williams She has that hungry 'lanky' look li.A.A. 41 Student Council '41 llsherettes '43 It-nrnalism '43 Mildred Wilson There is nu substi- tute for the genu- me tL,A.A. liirls' League Marion Wirth Men may come and men may gn, but um if l can help it l1i'l'ri '41 '4' '43 Girls' League john Woodruff lle's always 'expos- ing ' Latin Club '41 Minerals Club '41 Srlmlarsliip, C.S.l . Makin Stall 43. 4.1 George Wuest ln my merry M1-ilel T., lltnys' League Ruth Westra lYe11, l Swan! lli-'l't'i '41, '41, '43 l.:1tin Club '41, '4.I 9clui1at'slti1w S-miety llanre Cluh '42 May Whitfield Au ounce of cum- plexion is worth a pounll of paint Glen' Club '41 .-X Cappella Cltuir '41 tlirls' 1.1-aprue Barbara Williams 'Ile can't be fallow tng me, l lu-pe! lr. Class Secretary llrum and llu-gle Corps '42 llt ll'1 41 47 '43 ' , A.. . Makin Stall' '43 Virginia Williams Imagine a free wo. man becoming a 'l:l't'Blll1lll ' G.A.A. llruni anti llnprle Corps '42, '45 llsliercttes '41, '-12, '43 Yit'trwry C1-fps 1Com ntunwy Serviced Leonard Winegar 1le's like liglituinir-M silently fast R Club '43 lli-X' '41, '42, '43 Swiiiuuing '40, '41, '42, '45 Charles Woessner l'i'ffs1vevt Park track star! lli-Y '41, '42, '4.l R Club '43 'Xlapzir' Club '41 'I'rac1c '42, '43 june Woods '1'l1ere's something nice about every- luuly, hut there's ererytliittg nive about you Ili-'l'ri '41, '-1.2 Leamlers Club, '41, ' '43 Globe Trotters '41 Dru-ni antl llugle Crvrps, '42 Erlwarcl Zandbergen 1 'i ll-ly - T,e:u:ue ..st, but n-1, lr-gmt Robert Clark 1,et's get Assuci ated Clarence johnson 1'm ju-st a ily by 'skate ' lluys' League Betty Sherrill She tlues our eyes a lav1u ' James Smith William Sweeney A little more sleep, a little inure slum- ber llnys' l.cague Larry Tabares Content tu fti1luu ' ll-lys' League lftnure l armers '43 Alice Thompson Now what is she utr tu liirls' League joseph Van Mouwerick The lone 'muuwer- ick' lluys' l.t'1lKll0 Robert Walker C4unixnni sense is not so rrmuumi Il:-ys' League Hobert Moore The great iinitatorl' Ramliu Club '41 Ilautl '41, '42 Th Seamen CLASS OFFICERS B. Harwood, President, B. Bates, Vice-President: N. Allman, Secretary, D. Sturtevant, Treasurer An example of determination and drive is the junior class of 1943. The course they charted has proved to be a true one and one that has made Redlands High proud of its loyal and patriotic students. These vigorous underclassmen have contributed largely to the Red Cross Drive. They have taken high' est honors in the War Bonds and Stamps Sales. There are no fears in the minds of the Seniors that the next year will be a line one. The Captain of the junior Class has been Robert Harwood. Under his able leadership and those of his cabinet, Yeoman, Nelda All' man, First Mate Bill Bates, and Paymaster Doris Sturtevant, the voyages of the class have been many and varied. The outstandf ing activity of the year was the ,IuniorfSenf ior Prom. The theme was Springtime and the organization was carried out efficiently and diplomatically. When these seamen take over first watch next year, there is no doubt that all bells will find Nall is well. .mx ' ' ' ' ' ' A m.. . v. . . R I. Ix, .Xnl.IInI, R. jnitilcs, KI. I.um.i. I.. Smith, J, Ilionme, II. I.t-mos l.. I..uy::u, XI. InooltI1:ut.- II--u J: I.. XYiIIixuu-. M. IIUII-vway. lf Clem, I', Ilravi, -, in so , N, l's:unm'L'. II. IIaIw-in-It. A. Yi '-. . . ' 1- . lu I I Im li I Iii ni. I X Illm lvl Row .I: R. Stewart, R. Vlarlt, Il. Ilons-ni, II. II:u'I:m, XI. Ifagerslzull, II. Gwynn. AI. Ilnwmlv-n, I.. Rxnul-flpli. II. Smith. nl. I im In Iizurk Row: I.. -I2Il'llIINt'Il. Th Boot SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS M. Davis, Treasurerg L. Wilshire, Secretary, F. Jacinto, Vice- Presiilentg E. Taylor, President When the 'LUld Salts take to sea, they will leave behind a shipshape crew. Few courses will be as smooth as that of the trim ship R.H.S. when these boots take over the helm. Under the capable command of Ed Taylor, class president, the Sophomores have made a place for them' selves in the history of our Alma Mater. Enthusiasm is the password in the code of these lively youngsters. The seamen who have distinguished themselves are Lou Ellen Wilshire as Yeoman, Frank Jacinto as First Mate, and lvlonty Davis as Paymaster. Good luck and best wishes to a plueky class who will carry on the traditions of Redlands High. Row Row Row Row 1. L. Anderson, P. Curtrighl, P. Lapham, H, Harris, B.. Holcomb, H. Singley. 2. B. Bloomquist, V. Vanderwall, B. DeWitt, S. Gair, B. Jury, M. Campbell, M. Ferrero. 3. S. Schutt, S. Boettgcr. C. Gaastra, G. McLellan, C. Gist, C. Anno, N. Beaver, D. Fair 4. R. Blair, G. Donald, C. Gotzian, C. DeVore. M. Voss, D. Sturtevant, H. Davis. 23 Row l: -I-. llill, l., l'1l'k'l'IllJlll, Y. Kolb, ll. Stnclxlmnl, ll. Ihrwell, O. llcurslcu, .L 'I'l1.lmpe..n, IQ, Um, M, Xl,-L'..l-mifl. lu Arlwllmle. ' R u l Q ' U ..: . 5l.lll'lCVIllIl, li Nlzmlcy, l'. l':ny.5e, ll. I.il1lc, ll. llrizis, xl. Rim-ru, R. Mrhlwq, IJ, Yglmlr-rg ..., 1, S, I-ill-fglu-1 I-1. TM lor, Nl. NX llleplilll ' Ron 3: Il. lifllllllill, ,l. Anlmlt, -I. Gm'r1'e1'n, S. S:u'lccH, ll. l'l1illi1us, I.. Kzltjc, R. Nlm'l'r:u'lxcn. .X. l'l1i-lp-, 'I'. Xlnlrlwll. Nl llavis. R. Davis, lf. ,l1u'inlu. Row 4: l'. xlCL.llllHllgll, I.. Meyers, Il. Szuivzugu. Row 1. L. Ray, N. Workman, B. Guyer, M. Sprouse, K. Durham, M. L. Moore, V. johnson, B. Sappingtonm B. Anglin J. Meadows, B. Meeker, D. Andrade, M. Noel. Row 2. R. Sheldon, P. Pierson, E. Manley, N. Fronk, L. Gaston, B. Chapman, A. Stimley, C. Anglin. B. Redmond, A Roney. G. Gruver, B. Beckett, J. Guerrero, B. Carrol. Row 3. R. Carter, H. Lees: E. Watson, C. Brier, R. Cole, R. Cortner, C. McConnel, T. Lang, H. Moore, D. Bruton. W Umber, R. Desilets, R. Turner, P. Holt, M. Turney, C. Vander Ven. Row Row Row Row 1. T. Olcovich, J. Neel, R, Childers. V. Anderson, S. Cater, B. Roberts, D. Cook, B. Stockham, B. Payne E. Peudcn 2. F. Keehnee, P. Bishop, F. White, J. Leigh, M. Ralph, M. Morningstar, D. Pence, B. Wilson, M. Morningstar. 3. R. Reyes, J. Cortez, A, Lopez, C. Macey, D. Thomas. D. Peck, J. Chaves, M. Staton, B. Redman. R. Shocklie. 4. Mr. Moore B. Whaley. D. Wilcox, J. Caley. D. Kuhns, E. Watson, F. Barron, B. VanUffelen, Miss Hawkins. 24 Rmv l: ll. Neel, M. l.. 'l'y5.::n't, K. Swaulklu.-rt, ll. Vl'ullvn, l.XYill1zm1, ll. Pieksznzx, li. Yzn1Ymvrtlulywn-11, ll. lfecuslrzu, X 'rllullll ll IX ll .x,..'ll1-.M Q. Q Y V Y i H A Row .Zz R. llznlcy, Xl Smith, l'. lxznyl-ur. X .lnmlcrsmg ll. llnppc, Xl. I. Willsll, lu. llullmcrl, ll. l'rz1lt, ll. l7l'lk'k', VI. llnl m.u1, l., Svlnrzun. Ruw .iz Il. lil' lllnuls. ll. 'I':ng:y1':u'l, I.. Rush, I . l:00llNlI'!l, A. llzlvie, l.. li. lYilsl1ir0, l., A. ll':lll, ll. Svllull, ll. .Xll1'L':l. R l.ul.N-n, ll. l.oi1lc1'l. ll, Slew-llsmm. l X Il xlt ll Nxl Huw., ' 3 . . wx' 'S, . vcfrvr. Xl. -lnnlvs. Row Row Row Row J. Hughes. E. Howell, B. Powell, M. Mitchell, L. Lorrie, O. Sainz, D. Crosby. D. Drinen, D. Green, V. Blackwell, E. Kricke, C. Braaksma, P. Cochran. B. Hughey. N. Barr O. Martinez, R. Huntington, E.Costello, P. Holt, V. Hammond. C. Purcell, D. Brummler, B. Colsman, R. Coning, Miss Clark, E. Manley, R. Dunaway, A. Jacinto, A. Simpson 25 . , TTWWC n-wh 4. - ,.w if,,- 'ff .' lf? . ,,..g... W4 nd. -., ' 5' - P-' ' ' H .-V - ,' ' n ' . .1 ., , A Vt, .F -,W 17 ., ,jim -4 ., K. . - R w 11'-?,4g ' 3- 5, , A. X ffn. , , Li , ' vf'u. A V I 5 . 4. M. .. 4, I-' 4-.-2.34 .- -F , gw i .,- m IPL ft . Mgr. , v Lia x-C n'5?f-4 1 1,6 sl- Wf, .gif 'L , 3, 1 ,. 31:-4. ' '-S12 . '-,'.' .e bar, P f J w img! X as W :angela A 0 E ZUCE K f ' A 6 f J 2 xy f K I . i ff 1 x fff K 7 ,V if Q' . u 7 ,Jlxv r I I Y X V XCQS4' 1 9' 4' X 7311 ' L ati , , is t N hui J Z X 1. Q Xgix 'A ' w g Y El ' X - ' x r , 2- In f , , ER It , -A 'inn' X ' x. 'I .IS X :T I I E N- , 1- ' . H Y w ' ? -1 fr X f Af - Wk Ju P - W- i' VY .4 7' ...-. ' Q .. , - 4, EQ, - S ':'k X4 If :ij ee the World Jack Tar lnspects the R. H. S. TERRIER Wliere the purple snowcapped mountains Reach the clear hlue sky, Lies our cherishediAlma Mater, Ourldear Redlands High. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep grav'n in each heartg Our loyalty, unwavering, true, Wlieri e'er from you we part. fRecited with choir accompanimentj There beneath the Godfmade heavens, Beautiful both night and day, Lies our school, our Alma Mater, Whicli so inspires us that we say, In our hearts we love thee dearly, In our minds thou art frmly set. Though we must leave thee sometime forever, Thee we shall never forgetfy f Last verse composed by Burl Smith, '43 28 Checks on Command Deck The faculty has been harder to keep track of this year than the students. We have just had to line them up as of the middle of the second quarter and pretend there were no changes since the Makio went to press. just to remind you of the changes: we have had two principals, Mr. Murdock and Mr. Aungstg three counsellors, Mr. Aungst, Mr. Scales, and Mr. Haycock: three deans of boys, Mr. Ronin, Mr. Aungst, and Mr. Woodruff: and two deans of girls, Miss Ol' ive Smith, and Mrs. Luckenbill. fThere may be more changes after this is vvrittenj So far this year seven men have left for the services: Messrs. Perkins, Ronin, Smith, Schachter, Scales, Jennings, and Murdock. Miss Clive Smith was forced to rest because of illness, and Mary Sousa left for the Waacs-first of the feminine contingent to represent R. H. S. in the service. Our Skipper MR. MURDOCK MRS. DAVIS, MISS VVALKER and MISS SOUSA do ycoman service in the ofiicc. MR. AUNGST and MISS O. SMITH MR. SCALES, Counselor, helps us thnrt our the Deans, keep us on a true course. course toward thc distant port Find Teachers on Duty espite Wholesale I- 4 ,Af - funn -i '- MR. .IENNINIZS ilfAIL'Cll'kl ll11',L'y'L'sui' Rkilllllldx. Iutllrn' pilww MISS IIURMAN VXCIJIIIINI Ulu, f:ll'XL'X'! Ill mv -.www w.u'd tlu' JUN lwlwrc lu' lv!! ln du ilu' NJIIIIL' III thc Navy. tucmh hix'tlxd.1y!-' XX'l1L-11 -m'p1'1wLl by 'hun -rnnlw' flaw . 4 amd thats lww ll Clllllk' tu bc. cmwlmlcs MRS. IDENTLER tum tu kucp In-1 Nlmlunh up MR, NYEISBRUD, Npca1k1ng lu his SL'lk'I1fL' wlunlcms. wmth tlw Npxxmmg xxwlnl, 30 ave-taking MR. XYUUI7RlVl'lf rclntuf .1 stwry In lf. S. Hnstury students. MRS. CLARK lwlps thc gulws in nmtlmf k'lil.lllL'h xvlwcn thc .lnclwr drugs. MISS LOGE xxqllclwcs c.1rcI'l1lly .ns Bulw Bulm'-Q nmkcs soup III Clwm1st1'y. l5UXX'l.lfS is l'r.mkIy puzzlud hyllmt Luft .111xwv1'. -1 S. BAN.-XllER is an ncwcmncr. and IS Wally dmng Rl guud 51 in Englifh and Scniur IDIXDIWICIIIQ. and many olcl llancls still on Frequent changes lllltl vzlezltetl positions have been ennngh to set the llieulty in il tnrinuil :intl yet they tezteh un. Swine fC2lCl1Cl'S who have been teaching one eciurse one tlziy have been obliged to take :wer an entirely tliflerent subject the next. This confusion has been lim-tl nn the students, but it has been even hzirtler nn the teachers. We halve to take nur huts ntl' to the fueulty lui' tlning ll ennnnentlgible limb while wnrkiiig nntlei' sueh lilintlieups. l entf litumclx. she tealelies l.i bun jllxt l'I'Qll1CL'-.N MISS HANLUN and MISS PEXX7 klmzllly tn- MR. SNUTH ix xnre that The Nl.n'1iieQ certain ggethei' elmt in the librairy. ly INHW l-N4 32 i ' rf-ii-4 rib inn MISS S.'XflKNlTZ iNn'l Vlllllkllllg Y+X ZX inlu ftntl' MRS. XY:Xl.l5l1Ol' lm- will-lI1QCkl ini' nnntl Q-vinplelrlv. --:ipuli gulhcr QIVHLIIHI us MISS DEXYEY t1'a1m.lntcs il HSS HANVKINS mm ml! ihc PYUIWICIIIS i tlw npprcnticu syuxmcn leclc . . . but many new ones too HNICIIH l Ulu' ui' IIUI' hptftll 5tuglu11ls mnnlcf. O i MR. NEEI: lf alwvvn with n I'1IOllli.Lll UI' has Nscxxiur Pl'llhlClllS. QYIARK, MR, MOORE. MRS, SCOTT, 'v 'v J J cruises over to FINE ARTS l visits Attendance Qffice and Agriculture 1. YJXN DYKE. glttcndzmcc uiliccr, keeps Il 11.11 vyr 1-pcm fm' .my who might bc A.VJ.O.L. this is tht xx my you malkc Il gre xx mx MR VALLEX tm hi ngricllltuu tudumls. Home Ec and Commerce MISS C. SMITH and MISS NELSON am' nur In-aid flu-f und szlililmkcr. jim pulling in Ll plug fur scwing. Tlic Imrsv was clvaltcd by Mnllic Pray. MISS CURRY, MR. VVOODVCORTH, and MR. HAYCOCK, CUllll11C'l'CL' lcalclwrs arc not rczilly singing i .lumix lfiiigi-is Hy: and soon tlicrc will he an nux rim- of lypnts im' thc Dcpnt. MISS GRAHAM, nrt tcanclmcr. suggvsi few Gnishing touches fur an drawing then on to I MANUAL ARTS MR. BRUIUERSEN helps Charley put the MR. HUXTABLE pilots luture machinists through a hard appi'enticesl1ip,. linishing touches on a bcdfside table. Manual Arts is one building that went through the year without changes in facf ulty. Fortunate it was for those boys-- and girls, too - who are training to be future machinists, carpenters, mechanics, radio technicians, designers, and arehif tects. Theirs is a training of almost first importance in these war times when it is the trained mechanic and technician whom a mechanized war machine depend. Machine shop was probably the est oi' all, with full classes all day A real new idea this year was the in wood shop for girls, to give them upon must busi- long. class son ie experience in handling tools and in becomf ing machine and tool wise. This class was an experiment this year and explains why some lasscs arrived in classes wood shaving adorning their tresses. with as Wg A XX'ith 1 satislled smile MR, HARDY examines his students' Will DETTINGER explains the functions oi' the carburetor. Sets course back to Command Deck in AUDITCRIUM 't 1 NVe, the gohs on the good ship Terrier, would like to express our hearty appreciation to the School Board which has set our course for us. The joh they do is difficult even in normal times: and, in this war year, it has h-:come very complicated indeed. Although at times we seem ungrateful, we really wish to thank the Board sincerely for all it has done. SCHOOL BOARD QIUHN ISRANIUAN, Siipeiiriicmli-nit, VV. lf, CYRUICIKSHANK. N, IJllSH:XNli HYNSON. DR. F. R. COLE, R. C. CIERBER. E. M. COPE 38 isit General Staff Up in the Command dcck of thc auditorium a grcat dcal of work gocs on which wc donit scc, hut which aifccts us directly, for it is from there that thc Commandcrfin'Chicf, Mr. Branigan, and his off iicc forcc direct thc cruisc of the Tcrrior. A great loss to this oihcc was thc departure of Mr. Vroman tu thc Navy. MR. JOHN BRANIGAN Supcrintcndcm uf Schmmlf , . , . Miss i'.ll'IlSWlll'lll, Miss Qirisai1mi'c. Mr'. Vrmnan, and Iviiv NXVLIINHI And Deck-Clearing Custodians 39 Ruw I. H, E. ffanlphcll, H. M Sandcrmn, Slrwii ,luliiismy R C. Vshiilu, E. S. Ih-ymihls. Ruw 2. K. l:L'CI1SUll, C, E Cuuglxran, C. lircycr, nl. Sam crs, C, Vfilsun. hl. Kulwiaf.. .im .gap .qs JAH' il' 1, T? X. . wi ,R .Ln 'E .511 . 3 ,K - 66 .fn ' . ,gi-' ff U 1 x , , .H ,x 1 5? r -w g. 1 ma qv Vgylu ,, .-3' , 9, an .W ,afa- H ' 0' '..-. n' -1 4 ,Yu '1- w .H s:- i i NW i 125 . Q '- f LQ 1 , X xi ' ' . 3 ML, '- .Wy 'Hs X X V+ 7 X J ii - I 5 I Qi X i f ' 5 ' L , BQ V Vi!!! li! ly I f -- f - 1 Q gf me X n x ,X 5 1 X lgbfl Staff Duty Staff Sails Terrier Smootl-ily RONNIE ROMERO A. S. B. President Thru Troubled Seas Skipper Ronnie Romero has kept the R. H.S. Terrier on the course this year through rough water and smooth. Working under handicaps, Commissioner of Maneuvers Hale Paxton managed to keep Terrier teams on the field to fight for our ship. Although there were priorities on all materials and labor was scarce, Rachael Dole came through with the Log, and Pat Adams will not only be ref membered as Editor of the Hohachi, but also as the organizer of a swell dance and a su' perb variety show. Starting the year with Virginia Davis as Commissioner of Activities and ending it with Marilyn Monroe, we will have to hand it to both of them for doing a good job. Dick Butler's job it was to keep the money jing' ling in the coffers of the Terrier-a tough job well done. The voice of that bewitching brunette, Pat Davis, was often heard in the auditorium for she was Yeoman on the Terrier, and kept us up to the minutes. Rightfhand man to the Skipper was First Mate Earl Gudmundson-known to you as Sam STUDENT COUNCIL . Row 1: E. Barger, C. Fulton, P. Williams, G. Hentschke, B. Hollcomb, S. Rickson. Row 2: R. Romero, D. Lage, D. Brummler, P. Bartram, L. Purvis, V. Davis, R. vDearden, H. Frye. Row 3- ll Paxton, ll Smith, J. Nelson, j. Orr, ll. Siurievanl, li. Durant, A. Nan Leuven. 42 EARL GU DMUNDSON Vice President PAT DAVIS DICK BUTLER Secretary Commissioner of Finance I-IALE PAXTON RACHAEL DOLE Editor of The Makio Commissioner of Athletics PAT ADAMS VIRGINIA DAVIS Editor of The I-Iobachi Commissioner of Activities First Semesler MARILYN MONROE JOAN NELSON Commissioner of Activiiics Second Semester President of Girls' League RALPH DEARDEN President of Boys' League MAKIQ logs the year while Here it is. Let it speak for itself. And some fun putting out an annual with a change in business managers, organif zation editors, and miscellaneous personnelqtrying to keep track of students leaving for school, work, and the service sstriving to keep the faculty section upftcifdate-endeavf oring to keep up with all the changes in young ladies' names working for priorities-lighting for supplies. BELIEVE IT, the Makio staff knows there's a war on! THE STAFF Editor, Rachael Dole: Class Editors, M. Mon' roe and G. Lyallg Organizations Editors, il. Mc' . Cullough, M. Phelps, M. H. Annahil, .l. Hent' RACHAEL DQLE schke: Boys SpOI'lCS, Tllyliif, Edits' Thornton: School Life, Frye: Busif ness Manager, H. Thornton, -I. Cranf mer: Suhscriptions, B. Gerher, ll. Shoup: Advertisements, J. Funnell, M. Ford: Mounting Editor, ll. Stone' hrookg Copy Editor, P. Park: Art Wcirk, D. Van Vliet: Stall Assistant, R. Nutting: Photographers, AI.WiWCTLl' ruff, H. Frye: Advisors, Miss A. Fur' man, Photography: Mr. D. Wcmrmtl' worth, General. 5 MAKIO STAFF Above: j Funnell, j. Stonebrook, E. Taylor. R. Dole, Mr. Woodworth. Lower right, Row 1. j. Frye, M. H. Annahil, Miss Furman, j. G. Lyall, R. Nutting, P. Park. P. Sargent, M. Ford. Shoup, L. Campbell. R0 2 W d ff H Th B G l H F w . J. oo ru , . ornton, . cruer, . rye. Lower left. j. McCullough, M. Phelps, D. Van Vliet, M. Monroe. HCBACHI bulletins deck activities Although the campus is well populated this year, everyfother Wednesday when noon time comes around not a student can be seen, for they are all hidden behind Hobachis. The rustle of papers and scattered laughter is all that breaks the unusual silence as the Terrier crew absords themselves in the news. Standing Pat by the Editor Pat Adams, added a personal touch to the paper and was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Sky Writ' ings kept us up to the latest things in the air. And of course, there was that everf present Kat, which should have been on the front page instead of last, because every' PAT ADAMS one turned there first. Editor The Hobachi wasn't just an ordinary school paper this year. In addif tion to providing free news, the staff promoted the always successful Hobo Dance, and branched into the field of variety show, presenting Hobo Hilaritiesf' This was a twofhour show which kept a steady stream of student and faculty talent going across the stage. Fitting tribute to its success-students didn't notice the passing of the normal time for dismissal of school! HQBG STAFF T Assisting Editor Pat Adams were B. Merritt, Assistant Editor, N. I. Fronk, Feature Editor: E. Taylor, Sports Editor, S. Sackett, Air Editor, D. Wilcox and L. Freeman, Advertisf ign Managers, H. Mayes and D. Silf va, Bookkeepersg H. Crr, Staff Art' istg Joyce Cotton, T. Mitchell, B. Brunton, C. Bills, S. McRae, E.Watf son, G. Lyall Reportersg Mr. Garn Haycock, Adviser. HOBO STAFF Row l: V. Adams Llirlitoiyj Row Z: 'l'. Mitchell, . j. Frm-nk, B. Merritt, H. Brunton, I.. F Row 3: S. Sackeit, li. Taylor, C. Bills, lI. Mayes, S. McRae, Row 4. Mr. llayvock, li. VS'a1smi. G. I.yaIl. Il. Orr. 45 reen IJ. SI i Terrier Crew Goes R.H.S. TERRIER entered this war with all flags flying and decks cleared for action. The VICTORY CORPS was organized un' der the direction of Mr. Hardy to give the students interest and drive an organized way to take part in the war program. The vari' ous branches of the Victory Corps has given everyone an opportunity to contribute to the victory according to his own interest and ability. Some of the groups were training units for those going into war activity after leaving schoolg others gave students an op' portunity to work right now on important war projects, such as the Victory Garden, the scrap drive, and the bond sales program. i ' 4, L All Out For Victory A number of the Victory Corps units are shown on this page. From the top on the left of the V: Land Service, Community Service, and Library Victory Corps. Cn the right of the V: Sophomore Corps, Bond Salesmen, and Sen Service. The ditfditfditfdzih across the bottom is formed by the First Aid Wzirf dens, Air Service, Model Airplane Builders, Fire Watchei's, and Airplane Spotters. At the top of the next page is the Typing Serv' ice Corps. Typing Division of Victory Corps Most spectacular event in the Terrier FightfforfVictory program was the purchase of the homher which lliel with the name of Redlands High School-M Knockout. Topping oil' a year in which more than a thousand dollars of stamps and bonds were sold at school each month, the students sponsored the sale of 5171000 of honds as their part in the Second Bond Campaign. Alter 13 days of effort, results totaled fB22l.f 64160. The Senior Class topped the other two classes in sales, and so were privileged to name the homher L'Knoclv out. Students Sell Bonds Buy Bomber Knockout ll just two of the many bond and stamp salesmen at work Food ron erxat on on the Home Ee. Front. Miss Hanlon's group has pushed the :ale of bonds and stamps all year, and Mr. Weisbrcid organized the homher drive - with Leland Purvis, Boh Har' wood, and Ed Taylor directing their classes in the sales. F. F. A. Forms Land Army FUTURE FARMERS I1 ll. lhiiipl-111, IC. .X1liaIiiIv, R. Kessler, Il. II2lI'l. Ii. NYC:-Q, Ii. Nclsnil. Y: .X. .Xrim-ml:il'r-1, S. lacarvy, fi. S11-veils, I. Iiunzml. II. L'--xxipinii, ll, lllass, A. Tina, If falnal, .IZ Ii. klfvlilison, I.. Ilalil, 'lf fllxiriu-I. VI. Ilaru. l'. l'u':ii'x'y. Il. l'l'i':n'm'5, II, VI:-Ims-'11, l'. XYI1ez-Iv:l',, ll. Kellu- I: I . I'ius--in. I.. I.u Valley, Xl. Nyiiu-yer, I', Smiilm, Il. lllas--. Future Farmers formed the core of the Terrier Land Army during a year when all traditional program was abandoned in an allfout war effort. The F. F. A. concentrated first upon the scrap drive, then organized em' crgency crews for the harvesting of tomatoes and oranges, planted and tended a Victory Garden to supply fresh vegetables for the school cafe' terias, and, through it all, trained young men to he the farmers of the future. Mr. LeValley, new to Redlands this year, planned and supervised this com' plicated and everfchanging emergency program. Ivfarvin Nymeyer was the student leader of the group this year. s J 1252 21-,, . 'W fiwblf 3 .A .- Speech Honors Brought to Redlands by Burl Smith HBURL PLACED SECOND! This was the electrifying news flashed to Redlands on April 19 from New Crleans. The occasion was the national finals of the American Legion Oratorical Contest. Four high school stu' dent speakers, selected from hundreds of contestants from the entire United States, met at New Orleans to present their original speeches on the Conf stitution. Burl was voted as second best in the country! Forging steadily through the gruelling competition of contests in school, county, area, state, Far West and Southwestern Region, and finals, improving as he went, the speaker from Redlands finished just one point behind the winner. This contest has made this an outstanding year for the speech department in Redlands schools. Masque and Gavel Masque and Gavel has carried on their program this year, though it was necessarily restricted somewhat by transportation limitations. The tra' ditional trip to the Pasadena Playhouse had to be abandoned because of transportation. In midfyear there was a change of sponsors: Mr. Smith leaving for the Marines, and Miss Armstrong took over. Through it all Leland Purvis has kept the meetings active and the membership intact. Row 1. D- Sturtevant, j. McE1hiney Row 1. P. Adams, R. Dole, P. Rich, G. I' Ro 2. L. Purvis, B. Munro,, R. Dole, R. Dear- J. McElhiney, G. Lyall, J. Humphreys den, P. Adams Row 2' L. Purvis, R. Dearden, B. Smirh, Mis R w 3. Miss M. Armstrong, B. Smith, V. Davis M. Armstrong 50 Boys' eague The Boys' League was proven seaworthy in this, its second year, since reorganization. Executive oflicer Ralph Dearden's job it was to steer the craft through a year that pref sented many problems to the boys at Red' lands. Several programs were arranged with speakers representing the various armed forces who gave much helpful information to the prospective enlistees and selectees. The League also assisted in the organization of harvest crews to take part in the local Land Army when harvesting became critical. In addition there was the usual entertainment of boxing matches and games. BOYS' LEAGUE S. Sturtevant, Secretary, A. Van Leuven, Vice-President R. Dearden, President Girls' eague Under the leadership of its president, .loan Nelson, the Girls' League has sailed through another successful year, regardless of the misfortunes which befell it. The biggest blow was the leaving of Miss Clive J. Smith, the faculty sponsor. Luckily, Mrs. Luckenbill was there to take over. Because is was impossible to sell the usual chocolate eclairs, the girls had a hard time making the pledged one hundred and tvventyffive dollars which will give some girl a scholf arship to the University of Redlands. GIRL'S LEAGUE CABINET Row 1. C. Crowley, M. Pery. Row 2. B. Anderson, J. Clifton. M. Phelps, L Gaston, j. Nelson. Row 3. J. Frye., S. Rickson, G. Hentschke, D Sturtevant, L. Baumann. il Scholarship for Service SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Iirsl Row: KI. Ilurton, IJ. Slurtevant, IC. SIHCIQIIICIEV, I.. Sluirtevzuit, II. jury, M. You Tunglcn, S. Hair, Nl. Xlnnr-ns, Nl. luix I Gilmore, IC, Blackwell, I.. Bammzmn cuml Row: Ii. Vlfill, li. IIzu'pv.-r, j. Stmlelmmk, I'. llraper, II. Snyder, ID. Butler, I.. Purvls, R. llzirw-mil, R. l.m'kw1...4l. I Iilu mn, S. Ilucltgcr. IJ. SIIIYICVIIIII, NI. Ifuril. Iliiril Row: J. Klcl'nll1-ugli, M. Phelps, I.. Knight, NI. Iflctcller, I. Maloy, l'. Mitchell, IC. XIcXliun, S, Saeki-tt, R, lloag, I lu I sim, N. J. Ifrnnk, II. Illoniquist, S. Schull. ll. Peters. I -urlli Row: j, Iliglmrg, III. I.. KIll'IIIllII, C. Knurlseu, -I. Slmup, I.. llolleulicrg, l'. Ile-ming, I.. IleNI:m, R. Ili-le, ,l. Nels.-n XI I Selwrer, D. Yan Vliel, E. McI.emI, ll. 'l'Inn'nton, DI. IYnml1'11Ii'. President: Elam Anderson, Ftrst Semester Herman Thornton, Second Semester VicefPresident: Herman Thornton, First Semester john Shoup, Second Semester Treasurer: Ed Durant, First Semester Lois Knight, Second Semester Secretary: Doris Sturtevant The war may have stopped a large number of things, but it hasn't prevented the intellectual from being intelligent. Even with the decreased enrollment, the scholarship society continues with a fairly large number of members. The usual Christmas gift to the children of Caney Creek was Sent this year, although during the first semester the usual ditch day was not taken because of the lack of transportation. However, members are determined to go some place on their ditch day in the second semester, even if they have to walk. During the meetings the club has heard some timely and worthwhile lectures. Midfsemester, the president, Elam Anderson, left high school to go to the University, and Herman Thornton took his place. Ed Durant also graduated midfterm. His position as treasurer was taken over by Lois Knight. This year twentyftwo of the seniors received the CSF. life membership pins Amazingly, the boys were much better represented than usual. '52 Latin Club FIRST YEAR LATIN Row 1. M. J. Walsh, M. Morningstar, D. Bevis, D. Sturtevant. B. Rushen Row 2. R. Baucum, S. Schutt. A. Davis, F. Colsman, B. J. Bloomquist. Row 3. D. Sylvester, D. Stevenson. Hic, haec, hoc is still a common password among students on board the Terrier: this is the secret symbol by which the students of Miss Dewey recognize each other as fellowfclassmates in Latin. This is one of the classics of high school which stands a good chance of being here through today's turmoil, as it has already been with us for a couple of thousand years. Students learn not only the secrets of the quid pro quo and e pluribus unum, but also get an insight into Roman social life at the annual Latin banquet, held in the Girls' Gym this year. Row Row Row Row LATIN CLUB . L. Anderson, S. Rigby, B. Holcomb, M. V. T. Davis, H. Harris, B. jury, M. Ford, S. Kime . E. Hulbert, L. Schram, M. Fletcher, B. Wilson, C. Anno., B. Peters, M. Morningstar . D. Wade. R. Blair, S. Fletcher, H. Davis. H. Frye, R. Duncan, D. Sturtevant . C. Cvotzian, S. Sackert, P. Dykstra. L. Wilshire, B. Bates. 73 Hi-Tri I HI TRI CABINET Rim' I: J. l rye. II. Ortiy, Xl. X14-111'-ve. VI, Nclwn, N. Xlflmnsh. Row 2: D. Little, M. J. Huckaby, R. Dole, M. Perry, G. Lyall, G. Hale.. J. Hentschke, M. H. Annabil. Rim' .iz V, Jxliillllb, Nl. l.. Iillflllll, l'. llzuis, IC. XYill. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row HI-TRI S. Rickson, B. jury, N. J. Fronk, J. Funnell, E. Blackwell. B. Huffman, M. Wirth. J. Wiley, M. Campbell, P. Sargent L. Samstad, P. Desilets. B. Barnes. J. Perry, j. Woods, M. j. Huckaby, M. Brown, B. Brewster, F. Hamlett, G. Hale, L. Abbott. C. M. Clem. C. Campbell L. Kime. C. Anno, N. Beaver. D. Pence. G. McLellan, G. Lyall, P. Page, E. Will, L. j. Schram, P. Davis, G. fl-Ientschke, B. Park, M. Hollcway, j. Stone brook. M. A. Morningstar, G. Gallancl, C. L. Gist, B. Wilson, S. Boettger. M, L. Neil, J. Hughes, M. Phelps, I. Stubbs, D. Little, G. Benefiel, P. Pierson. E. L. Manley, M. A. Ralph, N All man, M. Grisamore, M. Garland, B. Buzzard, V. Davis, A. Davis, L. Wilshire. F. Nims, L. Knight, E. Lewis, J. Maley, M. Hollidy. j. Frye, R. Dole, j. Nelson, M. L. Scherer, C. DeVore. j. Hentschke, A. McLeod, D, Van Vliet, J.Smith. 54 Ring Club RING CLUB Row l: N. Mclntush, Ll'resideu1.D Row 21 R. llrlmks, ll. Uflll Row .iz M. Perry, P. Park, B. VVilliams. gow 4: C. Crowley. l'. Adams, S, Rickson, ll. Tlnrnes. uw J: C. M. Clem, M. J. lluckaby, M. Muurue, M. ll. Annabil, I. llentschltc. Row 6: l'. Davis, ll. llrewsler, G. l.yall, Nl. llruwn, li. XYill, H. llemsvlmke. Rum' 7' li. Park, J. llupzlies, Rl. l'llC'l1!5, ll. Stmielmmk, lb. Little, V. Davis, M. Garland, I. Frye. With a hearty Heave'Ho the friendly crew of HPTRI started the year with the annual MotherfDaughter Tea. Helmsman Gwen Lyall and an able crew of oilicers arranged and presented a variety of programs ranging from U.S.O, parties to the traditional Faculty Dinner. The exchange program with the San Bernardino girls was thorf oughly enjoyed by all, and the University talent program was greeted with enthusiasm. Several shinfdigs fdances, to youj, both sport and formal, completed the year of smooth sailing. S5 Hi-Yers Con olidate and Carry Cn U SENIOR III-Y ROW 1- S- llfvlr-S-111111. II. c..1ui.1s. lr. Kime, W. 1x1..f..in,m.u-, 11. nmle.-, M. Luge, lr. NYmlclell. M. Smith. ROW Zi ll- PZIXIUH. C- W '9ss116r, ll, Nliunick, I. Orr, ll. VVl1ile, lb. Le-marzl, ll. Rv.-vmvlnls. R. Gerber, D. Coombe. ' Row 3: J. Foy, M. Ralyeustem, ll. lfrosl, ll. Smith, ll. Rullins, XY. l :u'41ul1:u', li. llllfillll, R. Nllllllg, D. Burton. 1 LAMBDA HI-Y Row 1: Xl. W47fkIlI1ill, J. Birchlleld, F. Roberts, J. Ulcuvich, A. Yingst, R. Ilarwrmd. Ruw 2: D. Clem, A, Lynn, V. Gaston, P. Mitchell, R. Gate-Q, F. Knumlsen, M. McMinn. Row 3: l.. Jacobsen, l'. Ammlt, J. Ammlt, B. 1.66, I.. I.m1g', I. Smiley, R. XVumlrow. Row 4: D. Allard, D. Slurlevzmt, Mr. Sclmulxter, D. Iluckzilmy. SOPHOMORE HI-Y Row 1: F. Iaclntn, R. Remlmmul, I. Mmfre, li. Taylor, ll. Davis, I. '11 J, . . g. z I ROW 2: S. Sturtevzmt, U. Rruut:-11, A. jzlcinln, J. Ammlt, R. Davis, R. Orllills, G, Dmmlel, M. Uuvva A. Phelps. Txms Nl WVlne 11 56 all K XYI LBLIR SCHUXYA LTER lNllls1L' lllI'U'lul' OTHER MUSIC GROUPS conf trihutccl much to thc cnjoymcnt of usscnihlics at school and ut mcctings outsiclc of school. The Boys' Double Quurtcttc wus popular for its strong, virilc songsg and thc Girls' Triplc Trio cntcrtuinccl with lightcr songs. The Band :incl Drum :incl Bugle Corps made the playing liclcl guy signin this yczir zincl chccrccl thc Tcrf ricr on to victory. 'fa and ings . . . ancl ings PAN-AMERICAN SINGERS ll.-xi-Ala Mr. Srlulw:nllc1'. R. Ilzxrlincf, ,l.4 IYITIIII, I.. xxfillljll, A. Tzipisn, R. I'in:i, IC. Rxunilw. if R--rlriuuw, I-1. 5illlll'll. l'. Ailllillllil. lf, Xzlrgx, Il. Frvlw. lu. lauulcws. limi' J: ll. l rim, l'. but-I, It Svpulvzulzl, I. Nlnrim-, li. lzuulslzuwzl, l'. Kzilvrsnl, M. K..-nllu, R. N-1':u14., BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET Row 1. F. Vroman, E. Solo, M. Soto Row 2. D. Rugh, J. Brown, M. Feen- stra, P. Amoclt., B. Harlan Row 3. W. Schowalter, B. Rollins, B, Smith, R. Candelaria j. Fair, R. Grisamore SS GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO Row 1. B, Stockham, B. Barnes. M. Orr R. Childers, T. Forsythe Row 2. W. Bouma, M. Conrail, L. Ab bolt M. Krull, G. Sutherland Row 3. W. Schowalter, M. Campbell, M Feenslra, P, Sargent. Band Learns Martial Airs and Row Row Row Row BAND 1. Mr. W. Schowaltcr. V. johnson, H. Urias, R. Feenstra, B. Conner, L. Randolph, L. Albertson, R. Olson R. Hoclenlielrl, B. Casebolt, J. Hill P. Amomlt. D. Tate. 2, G. Bristol, F. Sepulveda, B. Bates, B. Suggett, G. Gomez, R. Davis, M, Feenstra, L, Baumann. 3. B. Haislip, B .Huffman, F. Morales, B. Horton, j. Banta, L. Watson, D. Gay, M. Boring, V. Colen brancler, H. Babcock. 4. P, Plasencia, N. Moore, L. Orr, A. VanLeuven, R. Nutting, E. Holiday. Drum and Bugle Corps lencl color Row Row ROW Row DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS 1. B. Melee, B. Huffman, V. johnson 2. F. Hamlet! M. Davenport, R. Arnett, L. Hixon, L. Samstacl, M. Bouye, E. Warren, D. Wallen 3. D. Slturtevant, K. Durham, D, Fair, H. Ortiz, P. Parker, L. Ogan, B, Roberts, I. Israel 4. M. Ford, R. Stcvans, L. Sturtevant, M. Campbell, J. Funnell, F. j. White, B. Chapman, I. Gilmore, P. Bloomfield, N. L. Holt 59 f f fc!! x M, n Q' 1 N f V , X.. - ' . X fax - ,A , 5 sf, ,AA f -E ,, . 1 KXN 7 'INK' Hllf, f L f ,V 1, ' 1' L ff f 41 A .J 7 X XR X? , N l X I ,, ' XM if . W 'ff' f N.. , A vw ..f fi T f3i ,Li Q an LIVBYS I R H S TERRIER Reports Outstanding in this sports year is the fact that the Redlands Terriers have carried on with a complete anal wellfrouneletl program. With two schools withdrawing from C. B. L. competition because of the war, there have been more contests with nonfleague schools and service teams. Departure of athletes and coaches for college and the services were a drain on the manpower of the Terrier, hut we can still look hack on a year with its thrills and successes. .Q i 44.4, h Yell Leatlersz D. Kllllk' and N. lvlclulosli. Pouiflyoiii Ciirls: f., f,i'-wxvley. lvl lxiriiiigtoii. P. Vetsrli. :intl ll. Munro 'U , H Y' , 3-V Qi W V sm , . .L'? 5'-WQW H ,fl aqf ., fi-W A ff 'V --4 os,.g 0'- Q 1 ,, - P'- ,f Q, sm Ls,ff g5, W 1 my v Hs I . .. ? J x X X X Mi K: Q , 4x Q 'Q M' X3 News W- --w- x v as S R9 X ,. B I 5 of vm q bn ' Q 1 , wr. Wx ' .. , , ,Hl?QP9' -M.-- 'fha-v. ,X -.M K 'Y x S .S ,wi war f W , 1 . , Y .Qi X U . . ki ,i Q iii ,Jr A A - L WM 'Q if .. if ' 'il 6 Y ' ' fs flag-1 'K' , ., 7 N' ' I J' my V 'nv 0, - ' ' kg Z -V i xii L A X11 M: Z K... if K ff' fr X 7 . .X R,,Q 5! 4 -L , J. - EV? g - Q K A 1 5 is iz F Y K N fx . . . K af A ,-W! sl L 9 ' X W 3 A f Q U 3. I N V A ' R clbircl Sunlc without Trace VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row l. W. Farquhar, B. Smith, D. Coombe, B. Rollins, H. Paxton. B. Roney. F. Martina! Row 2. R. Bcnge, B. Frost, R. Romero, M. Smith San Bernardino Bows to Redlands in Foothall! The dreams of many generations of Redlands students were realized during the PQISIQ epic reason. As Coach Perkins has so often said, The season will he successful if we heat Berdoof' Redlands fans saw the mighty Terrier team overwhelm the Red Birds in an exciting game they controlled from beginning to end. 18 to 0 tells the story. The rifled passes of Ronnie Romero were a feature of the game, as was the grand defensive play of Hale Paxton. The whole team played like champions. ln a return contest, the Terriers were not ahle to hit their stride and dropped a slow game to San Bernardino hy 7 to O, hut this failed to dim the hrightness of the earlier Redlands victory. 64 by Big Gun of Terrier :aug VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Game Opponents Redlands Toltou O 6 ian Bernardino O r Ban Bernardino 6 'omona 2 1 Sherman 0 U liverside 1 2 Coach Dale Perkins Coach Norman Schachter Scores do not tell the story of this year's foothall season. The triumph over San Bernardino and a hard fought game with Colton in which the Terrier was victor are the contests the fans will rememher. Then the comhination was lost some way and there followed a series of defeats. This team had a spirit and a will to win which was outstanding and the play was a credit to the hoys and to Coaches Dale Perkins and Norman Schachter. The success of the team was a fitting trihute to Coach Perkins, who left during the season for service with the U. S. Navy. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Row 1. W. Thomas, F. Martinez, J. Almind. M. Boring, G. Patterson, M. Winegar. Row 2. R. Romero, H. Paxton, T. Maxfield, F. Stockton, P. Mitchell. M. Smith Row 3. j. Foy, M. Rabenstein. B. Smith, B. Rollins B. Bunn, B. Lee, L. Long, B. Moore. Row 4. Coach N. Schachter, A. Van Leuven, R. Benge, D. Sturtevanl., B. Frost, W. Farquhar, D. Coombe 65 Making most successful cruise of years Warftime restrictions limited the oppof nents of the R.H.S. Terrier to four schools, three of them in the C.B.L. Santa Ana and Chaffey withdrew from league competition, leaving only San Bernardino, Riverside, and Pomona to oppose Redlands. In addition to these teams, a game was played with the Colton Yellowjackets and then a second game was played with San Bernardino. It was due to the leadership of the Red' lands representatives that the League was continued in this and the remaining sports of the year. N ....,.- Managers C. Eisenhard, H. Dixon Paxton Citecl It was no surprise to Redlands fans when the announcement was made that sterling guard Hale Paxton received secondfteam C.l.F. honors for Southern California. Coaches and followers of the Terriers knew Hale was made of unusual stuff . Who could watch even a quarter without realizing that they were seeing an outstanding high school guard in action? Many saw it, and as a result Coach Schachter was able to present the award to Hale in a special student body assembly. -P- IL M-' 66 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SCORES Game Opponent Redlands Colton 0 7 San Bernardino 7 0 Pomona 1 2 7 San Bernardino 1 3 O Riverside O 16 Banning 7 19 Beaumont 1 2 0 Boots have exciting cruise Coaches Harry Scales and David Rebrl Coaches David Rebd and Harry Scales Helded a powerful group of Boots for the Terrier last season with promise of a good season. Victories over Colton, Banning varsity, and the Riverside Cubs were balanced by a lastfminute jinx which bounded the Terrier in the other games. Both San Bernardino and Pomona won only by virtue of aid of this jinx in the closf ing minutes of those games. As a provingfiield for material, the Sophof more squad showed up well, and the Varsity will certainly beneht next season by the additions from this year's Boot squad. Row 1. F. Lopez, B. Amaral, J. Guerrero, H. David, B. Eckrna R. Carter, B. Huntington. D. Steven- son, D. Bevis Row 2. Coach H. Scales, H. Sauvage, J. Hart, O. Martinez, W. Grable. F. Jacinto, M. Soto, M. Davis, R. McCracken, A. Jacinto, R. Davis, Coach D. Rebd Row 3. 'l'aygor, R. Bailey, F. Barron, C. Stockham, J. Smith, B. Brunton, J. Amomlt S. Sturtevant, . Gri tts 67 Sharp hooters start strong . . . VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 1. F. Roberts, D. Leonard, M. Winegar Row 2, P. Mitchell, D. Allard, B. Smith, D. La-ze Row 3. R. Bcnee. j. Orr, Coach Sehachter, G, Patterson. P, Ammlt Whzit started to he one of the high points of the Redlands athletic picture was hlurred out in the finishing stages of the haskethall season when the Terrier quintet found that four ot its regulars had vanished, not to mention the hlow to the team when Coach Norman Schachter was called into the Ivlarines in midfseason. Ace Don Leonard transferred to the U. of R.: ,loe Cranmcr hecame a Stan' ford student: lvlarion Wiiiegaiir enlisted in the Navy: and Ralph Benge left school. , nn.- 65.55. ii Captain D. Leonard and Coach N. Schachter F. Roberts R, Benge P. Mitchel 68 VARSI VY BASKETBALL A SCORES Cfmnt Clpponcizt Redlands in 'mcrnardino 27 30 omona 34 36 lxivtisidc 30 19 omona 44 22 S in Bernardino 37 30 Rixciside 27 23 llmp to port after losses lil? sm, 9-N .0 u BASKETBALL MANAGERS Row I: l'. llenefiel, A. l.o1-ev. ll. XIJHAIIHCI, ll. llarlan, l'. xlllllllkl l ull S1 ine Even with this loss of S092 of its offensive power a dauntless Terrier five kept up a neverfsayfdie spirit with Frankie Roherts, Phil Mitchell, and Burl Smith doing a great joh. Redlands opened the season with a series of games with Colton and several army camps in the vicinity, winning the majority of these games. The Terriers startled San Bernardino's veteran five with first half uprising and coasted to 30 to 27 in the CBL. opener. The following week Frank Roherts rang up a total of 21 points as he and his teamfmates nudged Pomonas perennial champs in an over' time period, gaining a farewell victory for Coach Schachter hy a score of 36 tc: 34. Riverside turned the trick on the Terriers the next week, trouncing them 30 to 19. This was the first kickfhack frvm the loss of manfpower, and launched the Terrier machine on a losing streak that extended to the league finale with the same Riverside squad. Coach hlennings, Coach Schachter's successor, performed a near miracle hy keeping the Terriers in the running until the final day. By losing the last game they came out in fourth place in the CBL. B Smith M. Winegar D. Allard D. Lage o9 Boots sweep clean up to last J. Evans R. jackson j, Rey CofChampions of the C.B.L.! That's what the Redlands Sophomore hoopsters may proudly be called. They went through a hard season sweep' ing all oposition before them up to the last game of the season - a heart' breaker lost to Pomona. Still rolling along on the momentum of four consecutive wins, the cocky Redlands Boots fooled away the first half at Pomona, allowing the redfhot Devilettes to obtain a bewildering 11 to 3 lead at the midfway point. Spurred by the realization that they were trailing the serious Imps 17 to7 at the close of the third period, the Terriers rallied in the fourth quarter. Peckham, Davis, Soto,Sturtevant, and Reynolds immediately burst forth in a flurry of baskets that drew them abreast the Pomonans, only to see the sole Devilette basket of the period swish through to provide the 19 to 17 Terrier defeat. This was the only blot on an otherwise spotless record and the championship. As it was, Redlands was the cofleader with Pomona. Coach Rebd was proud of the Sophs and was exceedingly happy as he handed out gold basketballs to the team in assembly at the end of the sea' son. At the same time he announced honors brought to Redlands by Peck' ham and Soto, who were highfplacers in the league in the free throw division. This team certainly promises much for Redlands basketball for the two years to come. 70 engagement. Share champion hip R. llnxix F. Jacinw SOPH BASKETBALL SCORES Gaim? Opponent Redlands San Bernardino 16 Z0 Pomona 20 10 Riversidc 24 26 Pomona 19 17 Sun Bernardino 12 27 Riverside 17 33 -I. Moore SOPH BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1. G. Peckham. R. Davis, j. Reynolds. ,AM Row 2: S. Siurtevant, Coach Rebd, M. Soto. - 1 SOPH BASKETBALL SQUAD Row l: Ii. Urias, G. Peckham, R. Davis, j. Reynolds. Row 2: E. Watson, J. Guerrero, S. SHIYICVHHK, M. Soto. Row 3. R. Griffeths, R. jackson, J. Moore, J. Evans, R, Lauwcrs, F. Jacinto, R. Colhns. Coach Rebd. 71 All ports sail in BASEBALL R.H.S. Terrier fielded a baseball crew again this year, contrary to ex' pectations. The C.B.L. winner this year was determined in a one day tournament in San Bernardino. At this writing, the team has played a large number of practice games with service teams, University teams, and schools outside of C.B.L., with vary' ing degrees of success. Although lacking real hitting power, the Terrier has remained a constant threat to the BASEBALL opposition. Row 1. A. Lopez M. Gonzales, W. Thomas, M. Smith, P. Mitchell, II. Waddell. Row 2. Coach D. Rebel, Z. Garren, H. Sauvage, D. Lage, R. Carter, E. Theirichen, R. Romero, J. Witham. SWIMMING TENNIS The crewmen of the R.H.S Terrier shine this sport, as they are really in their elef ent. At the time of writing, a strong win fer Riverside, 5380, promises well for the ,itcome of the C.B.L. meet. In the River' .le meet, Amodt unofficially broke the C. .L. record for the 100 yard breast stroke. Terrier Racketeers were strengthened this sea' son by three transfers, Bob Moore, Emery Morris, and Ross Redenbo, who brought the crew up to sufficient strength and fire power to go through a highly succesful season. With Dick Butler as the mainstay and Al Chang as coach, this group of netmen suffered few defeats. MLM- A SWIMMING TENNIS SQUAD . P.Philips, R. I-Iuckaby, j. Reynolds. R. Bailey Row 1. D. Kime, D. Vanclergoot, D. Butler, V. Colenbranrler, Morris . A. Lynn, B. Marks I-I. Philips, B. Brunton Reclenbo D. Stevenson, E. Watson, C. Tryano, P. Amodt. J. Anioclt Row 2. C. Kn'uclsen, M, Boring. J. Orr, B. Reynolds, B Gerber, ll. Moon . Coach W. Reynolds, A. Phelps, D. Huelca'zy, B. Ilarlan, B. Bruce, Coach A. Chang R. Woodrow 72 restricted zone . . . Track VARSITY TRACK Row 1. A. Lopez, R. Davis. J. Birchfield, M. Smith, C. Woessner, N. Martinez, A. Armenmlarcl R. Cramer, R. Collins, B. Harwood. Row 2. R. Romero, Coach D. Rebd. J. Shoup, E, Thierchen, F. Rehkopf, B. Frost, E. Strom L Hol lenberg, D. Howard, B. Martinez. VARSITY TRACK Varsity track had pretty much the run of things this year. Up to the time of this writ' ing the Varsity had overwhelmed san Berf nardino in a telephone meet and had swept victorious through a three way meet with San Bernardino and Pomona. The well' half anced Terrier crew took four first places, eight second, and six third places to place first with 6OV3 points, with San Bernardino second with 36 points, and Pomona trailing with 32V2 points. SOPHUMORE TRACK Soph track has not swept clean the way the Varsity crew has, but has sufficient strength to promise valuahle additions to the varsity next year. In the triangular meet, the Boots placed second to San Bernardinols '59 points with 33, while Pomona followed with 26. The Boots may do hetter in the next meet, as Pomona took some surprise points in events where the Terrier was strong. SOPHOMORE TRACK Row 1. J. Thomas, R. McCracken, A. Valenzuela, M. Soto, E. Taylor, B. Huntington Row 2. R. Romero, Coach D. Rebcl, D. Bevis, R. jackson, j. Cortez, R. Carver 73 ' ' 133 i'..'if3: X , 1 fm. .xt Gym magic changes boys - '5N.TI2 M ..... 2 , - M Coach Al Chang The vvarfconditioning effort highflighted the year's gym program. Terrier Coaches Rebd and Chan desi ned a difficult commando . I ' g . g . track and outlined a series of gruelhng physical tests to he under' gone by the boys as a regular graded project. Much competitive spirit was aroused as a few of the crew rounded into shape and be' gan to establish records for the various events. Tests on the many Through the Hoop I . Er.. I . Qc 5 w C ff If 5 Si N . K 5, - 2 f x N4 57 's..J 0 I!! Over the Top Don't Slip 74 o men - to commandos rigs!! 5 . ' , -be -L, .. . L t -M 1 - 5 N:-'L 'L' -s-L.?II+N X c,.g V asv L L-A s NS--fpsn 9-1'-'y I musclefbuilding exercises were given at each end of each quarter. The boys automatic- ally improved on themselves by always trying to better their own previous scores. Tournaments of handball, horseshoes, and table tennis were played in the gym per- iods. The winners of one period played the winners of other periods until school champs were found. Activity on the commando track is often entertaining as well as interesting. The sight of some fellow losing his balance or tumbling into the water hazard or establising a new record was typical of the daily program. IVS 21 Ringer Work on Those Muscles, Hugh l l . ' -44 -- 1, Q- ,.r.'gs5g:.,t. -A -:-- . W ...M- Flash Farquhar Sling 'em, Al 75 Waves accent all-around Mrs. May Luckenbill Miss Shirley Peter The gym program for the Waves of Redlands High this year has carried on the traditional sports, but has been augmented by special training to fit the times. Greater emphasis has been placed on First Aid, and Home Nursing has become an important part of the work. Swimming was a new sport this year, and its popularity assures its place in the program in the future. Mrs. Luckenhill has carried on as always, and has had a very ahle part' ner in Miss Shirley Peterson, new to Redlands this year. Miss Peterson has taken hold of the program with enthusiasm and has aided considerahly in the success of the girls' in the various sports. 76 health-building program Cv. A. A. OFFICERS Row 1. I. Kenney, S. Boettger E. Lewis, L. Bauman. Row 2. M. Burton, M. S. Scherer. Row 3. C. L. Gist, A. McLeod, B. Wilson, O, Denrdvsn, G. A. A. The WZINICSI Athletic Association started this hitch with an afternoon tea given hy the old salts for the new recruits. After settling into their daily routine the Gohlets followed the sports seasonally. Volley Ball, Basketball, Tennis, Swiinniiiig, and others were on the program. The oilicers of the association are Captain Edith Lewis, First Mate Lana Baumann: Yeonian, Irene Kennyg Payinaster, Shirley Boettger: Puhf licity W21N'C, Doris Sturtevantg Program Vv'ave, Mildred Burton: and Miss Shirley Peterson, Adviser. U 4 G. A. A. GROUP PlCTURE Q Q 1 lx xx I: I.. I iuein.n1. KI. Izuls--n, I. IXUIIIIUI. I'. laiplixim. ll. Sinulej. Il. Xlallvn. I.. Louis, AI. Iiuiion, S. Ii: I.. lilhllvll, II. lrlilos, Il. I'ayiii', I.. Ray. R xx 2. 5. Ii-wiluci. L. I., Mist. l'. Ilavis. II. Wilson, G.. I.yalI, I.. I.:iiini.uin, I.. I-iii. H. Ihaxilin, N. XXoil.nu Il. SuIlwi'I.miI, Nliss I'i-it-isoii. . . . , , I xi I I' II lt XY lYiIIi'iiii II l'i'in'e I Xlwlex C' Yiililvi' Yi-1 N I I-ionlt II. I. III--iiirlnisl Ii.. Im-dui II Uilif I3 I'. I'e.us-ill, XI. II-rlllily, A. fXl4'I.0orI, NI. I.. Srlleicl. 77 eaders Club I I I LEADERS CLUB Row I: A. llrown, XI. Xlunroe. Nl. I'Jll'l'Illf1llIII, M. l'erry, Nl. liiirliin. -I. A. Neil Row 3: .I TFUIIIIUI, VI. VV--oils, NI, Iirown, IX. Aiiilerson, l,. llixsou, IC. S!-wlmiii-i', I.. SKIING- vaill. Row 5: N. lloyd, Mrs. l.1u'Imlllvill, rl. lfiyc, M, Camlicll, Il. Rushcu, I.. llaiuuzuln, l'. Ilixiper. Row 4: ll. Lewis, N. Allman, IC. Lewis, R. Hole, NI. I.. Sclierer, I, Slulmlr-, VI, lliiinplireye, li. Little. Stalwart Wzlves of the R.H.S. Terrier gathered gaily in the galley for grub to welcome First Class Petty Ulficers. Toward midyear a new batch of newlyfpromoteds was initiated at a box supper. Later they partook of a progressive chow. fSeems they're always eatingj Commanding Officers were: leile Stubbs, Captaing june Vkfoods, First MZIYQL Midge Burton, Yeomang Edith Lewis, Purser: and Overseer, Mi's. Lukenbill. Y 78 Tabl Tenni Table Tennis is one of those games that is so popular that they need no regular class or period. Anyone who can get away from badminton or speedball or hockey will run for the table tennis. The girls in the picture are from the first period tennis. lt is quite an active game, really. The pause here is to try and remember the score. X ei: A X giiws 1 Q9 i ' ' cu- ' K ,.-warm f,sxss:,,1,,,.t-s,-riffs . - 'ii K K , ,l 3 l , . e geelee , X s e ti r, if 5. 5 i . Tennis is so popular it is a major sport for the girls. Enthusiasts 'ere on the courts every period of the day. Even on rainy days iey talked tennis, although they were supposed to he taking part 1 tuinhling, gymnastics, and other activities that could he held in ie gym. Tenni 1 ww ' 1 Volley Ball The most popular net sport of the hitch is volley hall. At the end of the season the G.A.A. played the dilllercnt class teams, with the G.A.A. usually winning. The U.S.S. Bulldog sent her star athletes down to seut' tle our Terrier crew. The junior High and High School teachers were challenged also during the season. 79 Hockey Hockey is justly popular as a field sport during the year. Def manding much drive and stamina, it appeals to the true athletes among the girls and makes an interesting game to watch. By ob' serving the size of the sticks held by the two girls in the bottom picture, you can imagine what happens when some hapless girl ac' cidently gets in the way. That's the reason for the shin guards. When play is made difficult or impossible because of the weather the girls retire to the gym and play table tennis or volley ball, or take part in gymnastics or tumbling. SO Badminton The second period class were the specif alists in hadminton this year. The sport was so popular that it was with reluctance that the juniors and seniors tore themselves away two days a week for their special instruction in first aid and home nursing. Only the lucky sophies had play five days a week. Swimming In a school so outstanding in swimming competition as Redlands, it is only natural that the girls should take up the sport in an organized way this year. Two evenings a week the girls went swimming in the Y pool, with an hour of instruction on Wetl' nesday evenings from Mrs. Ann Farrell. Plans are to continue this sport next year. In aslcet Ball Baskethall is another of those fast games which taxes a refereels patience and wind. The girls just clon't hear the whistle. Some clay it would he interesting to see a game with the hoys-if the hoys could he per' suaclctl to risk their prestige. The girls will need a little eoaxing, as they are sure they can win. The girls always like this game, ancl this year the G.A.A. has again concentrated on haskethall as one of the major girls' events. 3 M 7'-MAQF' so glee M my-,A xvdyvaw A A :eff e , ' 4 1, - . 'iiil' I .,. T i '21- M ,. ef' g if ' gas I . ar wr +- M- M . 53 - p, Q.. 5 ff .rv Q ,us , , , ww, ,Q S. . .A . 1 .. J ' .' -2: 1 , i 'P' -P .c -w , ' . . .,4. fx! r K .1 Q, W ' A 1 1. JL- W ' f' A wx.. 1-, ' -Q - i, wfyf 1- ' W- .pe ' N' .vw---L -.. 'W vw- Speed Ball The two pictures at the left tell more elof cluently than words the holcl Speeclhall has on the girls. These girls woultln't even stop to have their pictures taken. ,Nui saicl. They really enjoy the play. Mziyhe it's thc chance of missing the hall and hitting a rival that lencls its appeal. Like hockey, speed hall ap' peals to those with strong legs anal much en' clurance and calls for real sportsmanship But enough of talk: on with the game. Home Nursing and First Aid Q .mx The girls have been challenged this year to do what they could to prepare for their parts in the world at war. Care for the sick and the injured are important in women's work, and these are taken care of in the training in Home Nursing and First Aid. HOME NURSING Home Nursing training has been given to all senior girls two days a week this year by Mrs. Smith, a Red Cross nurse. The girls realize the importance of this training, now that so many doctors and nurses have left Redlands for the services. For many girls, the course has stimulated an interest in nursing as a career after they finish school. FIRST AID First Aid was taught to all junior girls this year by Mrs, Luckenbill. Two days each week were devoted to this study. 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Grub yo' P2lI'dI'lCl' amd promo nude home! Now, I scc it this waxy . F a 4. F 1- ' r if , ' sr - I ...L .V ,an 'H' I , , 1, Y - ' ?,N,,,, ff y, ,. - ' . ,5f , .lm I I :.,,.,t I K ' ' 1: 30 , N .M - , 1 W gf? 1 - 1 W ' ' ff:-rr just a few of the former faculty members now in thc armed services. Sorry, hut we couldn't get pictures of thc rest in the uniform. The identification of the ahove is known to the editor, hut is otherwise a military secret. You'l1 have to guess. 92 By moving real fast, the staff photographer was able to catch some of the boys on their way to the services. As a rule they made up their minds and left on the same day. Above are some of the Redlands contingent this year. The large group includes some who left during the year and many who will leave after graduation. 93 f ,, ,,!, , 5 AT THE mmm f f X X . ' X 9 513 Q ' f 3 i f 11? 5 5 4 f ff W ' W 0 ' 7 'f .ai J. wa ' . ' , 2'-4 '? 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Phone 8227 HOWARD SMITH JEWELER GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '43 30 East State Street Phone 7405 SERR'S School Supplies Stationery-Cards-Gifts 9 East State Street Phone 3494 ANNABIL'S Prescription Druggists STATE and ORANGE STS. Phone 3221 HAZEL KIME WOMENS APPAREL 27 EAST STATE Phone 8311 MUTUAL ORANGE DISTRIBUTORS A Pure Goldem Anniversary to the Class of '43 '407 BROOKSIDE Phone 2191 PUTNAM BROTHERS EOOD MARKET Best Wlshes to thc Class of '43 860 S illmzm Avenue Pl 158 JJ. e. rrMeo..'auc. The Home of Values 102 EAST STATE STREET PHONE 4471 TREND 'O FASHION K'Fiv'st with the Ncwestu 26 East State St. Phone 8636 SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS State and Orange Sts. Phone 2149 97 GAIR'S HifSchoolers OK Our Clothes ll0 Orange Street Phone 6751 GOWLAND'S Super Service Associated Products 301 EAST STATE ST. Phone 6119 H A R R I S ' Congratulations to the Class of '43 l'7'23 East State St. Phone 2129 CITROGRAPH PRINTING CO. Commerical Printers PRINTERS OF THE MAKIO 113 East State Street Phone 3901 Professional Portraits in the 1943 Makio by WM. ELMER KINGHAM OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER to Redlands High School MODEL CREAMERY ICE CREAM fr MILK 116 East State Street Phone 2156 ' 1,3 Lawrence H. Ikerman Luther T. Holden Luther and Larry Paint Store Distributors of DUTCH BOY and PREMIER PAINTS Opposite the City Hall Phone 6491 LOWRY E99 WHEATON, Inc. Let us help you Keep 'em rolling Vine and Cajon Streets Phone7030 BARDAWIL'S SHOE STORE 216 ORANGE STREET Phone 6022 CITY NURSERIES 111 ORANGE ST. Phone 4141 HOCKRIDGE NURSERIES 106 WEST STATE ST. Ofhce Phone 7676 Res. Phone 6019 TORREY'S FROSTY LANE 102 West State Street Phone Main 56 ENGLAND'S CLEANERS and DYERS 21 Cajon Street Phone 5071 S E99 L PAINT STORE Phone 7264 213 ORANGE ST. 99 Compliments of AL AND HENRY WILSON REDLANDS OIL OO. Phone 2117 Where Third, Citrus and Brookside Meet ALLBRIGHT'S HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES I4 West State Street Phone 2101 OHILDERS E99 ELDER SHOE REPAIRING Opposite City Hall FLETCHER PLANING MILL Corner Fifth and Stuart Phone 3136 K R I S T Y ' S 113 ORANGE STREET Phone 6885 HOLLAND BAKERY asv ORANGE sr. DEMING FURNITURE OO. ORANGE ST. Corner HIGH AVE. Phone 8424 LEVINE E99 OHESTLER 308 ORANGE ST. Phone 4613 LARSEN'S DYE WORKS 112 EAST STATE ST. Phone 3 15' I EVERYBODY'S MARKET Corner FIFTH and CITRUS Phone 6561 ARTHUR'S COMMERCIAL PRESS 23 East Citrus Avcnuc Phone8 71 GELSTON'S 208 Orange St. Phone 6411 B L U M E ' S 15' EAST STATE STREET Phone 4181 HINERMANS IEWELERY 109 ORANGE St. Phone 5611 HOME FURNITURE CO. cor. STATE and FIFTH Ph 8878 R 8601 I A H N ' S 108 Orange Street Ph 4407 KEYSTONE DRUG CO. 12 East Stare Sr. Phone 4036 MOORES PHOTO SERVICE 215' ORANGE ST. Phone 6147 1 ,usurp i955 ixssos 'r Wbpgy C gf o o rg 'Q 4NrrAR'4 SPOOR'S DRUG STORE 104 ORANGE sT. Phone 3111 TRIANGLE IOIORANGESTREET Pl 331 I. 1. NEWBERRY CO. 14 EAST STATE ST. Phone 7065 REDLANDS HARDWARE CO loo ORANGE sT. Phone 4211 Acknowledgments Printing f f Citrograph Printing Company Engraving f f Los Angeles Engraving Company Professional Photography f f f Wm. Elmer Kingham Studios Covers f f f f WeberfMcCrae Company Art Work f f Doris Van Vliet 1 Q f I ,if K Q V J ' 1 , f, W ,f ,J ,ff ' .if I, J 1 N 1'5 'F' I Y If P T f 1. Vhuh , X. Rl, V N x LX414 xx 1 J X -X 5 2 f if L ,1-if f 1 v L 3' f? -'i y-. X w. ' 4 'F 'Y -1- - F A Y -ini ..,. . U , . 'j V., h 'll ' 1 -up X -V U..-M --if .. 1-52- Q nv,-f 5 - - .-1.1 -Zn, H2 , -. s'---.I,, .. 'Hy , K.-v . ,l A , , 5 ,H , . .z -STK: -. 4 iz 1 -, ,.,i. ?q. L' ' L . I Ei' c , 4 ' 1 L: W 'Q 4- . . , .. ,- fig . '- '-.Lf .fi ' - ,i I :YYQI 5 'fl x- 1 -fl j . , P4 at ,J 'rx O -4 .QA 1 . -,, ' --1 sn' ..!f 4: Pb- H '. --5, 'wt -. 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