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

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an. V. , Bohr. Moses. High :ation them a and o the Dcker- Ruth Doris ;-D0n DoiA Floyd VJhogs Who and What NYE MOSES Student Body President BETTY PERRINE MARY WATTERICK President Scholarship Society Business Manager of Pilot XIIDA WHITELY FRED LOWE Concert Master Senior Orchestra President of Senior A Class NYE MOSES AND CARL PATTON pAUL YATES Captains of A Basketball Editor-in-Chief of Pilot JERRY BOWMAN BOB JANES Captain of A Football President of Junior A Class

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X R . First Row Richmond, 0c Qr, errlne, Maag, Lewis. Second Row Miss Rous, Dorlan, V. Smith, Whitely, E. Dorland. rd Row E. Kennedy, Rebhausen, Druliner, B. Brown, Behr, Shea, Arnette. Firs! Row Minech, Reis, Cox 11, Keiser, M. Doi. Second Row-Mr. Waller, Parrett, Moses. Third Row B1ee-ckcr, Heizman, Fashbaugh, Patton, Clark, Butterworth. Girls, and Boys, Leagues HE purpose of the Girls' and Boys Leagues of Redondo Union High school is to serve as a common ground where the members of each organization can meet and discuss problems of student body government Confronting them that are of mutual interest to them both. Meetings are held each month and over a period of years these two groups have successfully contributed to the smoothly operating student control. The flrst and second semester Girls' League Ofiicers were: Betty Crocker- Vivian Smith, Presidents; Bette BrownvDorothy Maag, Vice-Presidents; Ruth Lewis- Anna Arnette, Secretaries; Jean Shea-Catherine Myers, Treasurers; Doris Druliner-Katherine Richmond, Sergeants-at-Arms. The first and second semester Boys League o-flicers were: Nye Moses-DOD Parrett, Presidents; Milton Keiser-Bill Reas, Vicepresidents; Masaaki DOi' Ralph Covell, Secretaries; Bob Fashbaugh-John Minech, Treasurers; Floyd Clarke-Frank Butterworth, Sergeants-at-Arms. $1821

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First RoweBurke, M. Doi, Maag, Aberle, E. Jenks, OtDonnell, Whitely, Perrine, Goulet, Janes, Roberts, Francis, Proudfoot, Perry. Second Rowa-M. Doi, Crocker, King, N. Moore, Batuman, Diefenbach, Renius, Watterick, Meyers, Reeser, Glad, B. Brown, Ohta, H. Horii. Third Row-Lindsey, Covell, Long, Griswold, M. Brunk, Lippert, Sebelius, S. Stewart, Reas, G. Horii. Fourth Row-uMcLean, Goddard, Ford, Bleecker, Schaeffer, L. Merrill, Richmond, Falcon, A. Brunk, Cooling. Scholarship Society. CWN 1922 the Scholarship Society of R. U. H. S. was organized. In 1925 it became Chapter 101 of the California Scholarship Federation. Redondo is very proud of its honor robe, the mantle, which is awarded each spring to the junior having the highest scholastic record during his first three years of high school. Each bearer may embroider his monogram on the robe and autOe matically becomes president of the Chapter the following year. The ofiicers: Betty Perrine, President: Paul Ford, Vice-President; Cath- e ' . - . , . rine Myers, Secretary, Masaaki D01, Treasurer; MISS Deatherage, Adwser. This year the Redondo Chapter was the president of District 7 of the C. S. F. The society attended three conventions this year at Long Beach Poly, Lomita, and El Segundo, and also saw, iiSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the Carthay Circle. ,Hv ..... 45f