Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

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Jackson, Beatrice Bee Hobby: Luoking nice; Spanish Club ' .!0, ' 31; Sr. Orchestra ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Or- gan ' 30, ' 31. ' 32; High Tide Staff ' 31, ' 32. Dayton, Leon Lany Hobby: Swimming; Water polo ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Swim- ming ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; R Club ' 30, ' 31, ' 32: Staff ' 31. High Tide Mathew, Bernardette Bernie Hobby: School: Sci. Club ' 29; Latin Club ' 30. 31. Hill, Roland Stringy Hobby: Basketball: R Clul. ' 31; Varsity Track ' 31. Heineke, John Johnie Hoi)hy: Fishing. Robarts, Victoria Sunny Hobby: Dancing; Hiking Club ' 29; Glee Club ' 29. (t v Shoup, Hammond Percy Hobby: Singing; Water Man ' 31; Sr. Play ' 32; Op- eretta ' 31, ' 32; Glee Club ' 31. ' 32; Oral Eng. Plays ' 31; Nat. Sci. Club ' 31; Social Usage Club ' 31; Model Aircraft Club ' 31, Mindeman, Dora Doric Hobby: Baseball; High Tide Staff ' 31: Gen. Sci. Club ' 31: Ser. Com. ' 30, ■31. Mindiman, Nora Ebnet, Corwin Gonzales, Carmen Bernard, John Lowe, Verna Detmers, Hans Watson, Jean Alterton, Al Conover, Racheal Hill, Albert Kirk, George Wagner, Walter Page Twenty-six

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WINTER CLASS OF 1932 OFFICERS Roland Hill President Hans Dettmers Vice-President Verna Lowe Secretary Leon Dayton Treasurer Bernardette Mathew Hist origin Miss Haynes, Miss McDowell Advisors In Janu.ary 1928, a class of fifty-one scrubs entered R. U. H. S. It didn ' t take long to become acquainted and we soon began to take part in many of the school activities. Our class was represented in the Scholarship Society, Art Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Natural Science Club, Boys ' and Girls ' R Clubs, Model Aircraft Club, Boys ' and Girls ' Glee Clubs, and the Senior Orchestra. In 1931 we were represented in the class play Green Stockings and here again showed our colors. In 1932 we presented New Brooms as our senior play. As the Olympic Games are to be held in Los Angeles this year, our class chose that topic for compositions. Many worthwhile pieces of work were turned in, three of which were read at graduation exercises. The Junior-Senior banquet was given February 15th. The decorations were very fitting in that they illustrated various phases of the Olympic games. The color scheme was carried out very effectively in green and black, our class colors. The Juniors worked very hard to make this affair a success and they certainly succeeded. Early in the morning, on January 19, we left Redondo in a group, and went to Los Angeles for our class day. After a very eventful day we returned to Redondo. Later in the evening we met again and had a loge party at the Fox Redondo Theatre. On Thursday e ' ening of Januar) 21, our class off twenty students, who by this time had gotten over their greenness, received their jjiplomas and said, Farewell, Alma Mater. jfyM r r Page Tzvcnty-fize

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SENIOR A CLASS HISTORY OFFICERS Amos Plank President Matthew Davis Vice-President Ellis M. Yarn ell Secretary Jack Cleland Treasurer Ma- xard Henry Sergeant-at-Arms Bob Boulger Yell Leader Miss Loop Mr. Carter Miss E. Brown ' ■ Adi Miss McCloskey Mr. Harlow In September, 1928, two hundred of us — all very innocent and green little scrubletts — first entered the halls of R. U. H. S. We were a large class so rode more elevators and suffered more insults from the Sophs, than any other class. Since that time we have learned much. We soon were accustomed to the ways of our betters and at the end of the first year felt quite at home at R. U. H. S. We proved our merits early in our career by giving a ■ery fine Freshman pro- gram, and a still better one the following year. In our junior ear we entertained the Seniors at a banquet, as is the custom. We used an international theme and the whole world was represented in black and gold silhouettes used for decorations. Among the activities of our Senior year, the most important was the fine produc- tion of the play New Brooms. Our class is the largest class that has ever been graduated from R. U. H. S. There are one hundred and forty-five of us. We are proud of the part our members have played in school activities and where er we may be in the future, we shall always remember our high school days as happy and profitable days. Fillman, Leah Leha Hobbv: Athletics: Hiking Club ' 29. ' 30; President Girls R Club ' 31, ' 32; Ser. Com. ' 29, ' 30; Baseball ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, 3 ' 2; Hockev ' 29. ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Basketball ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Volley ball ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. Pollard, Erwin Shiek Hobbv: Athletics;R Club •31, 32; Football ' 31, ' 32; Track ' 31. Page Twenty-seven