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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

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Surely H mus+ have been much +he same before . . . daily classes, club meerings, spor+s, and annual ac+ivHiesp +he campus, growing and changing, fhe ocean, pounding and cuH'ing Hs pa+h along fhe shore: +he communHy, sfriving +o mee+ fhe change of +his scien+Hic world . . . As each year seems +o bring us closer 'ro our goal, we record fhose even+s along our pa+h, 'For we can only wonder a+ 1'he fufureg graduafion, and fhen . . . an Afomic World in which we become increasingly aware of change and Hs challenge. LANGUAGE BUILDING OUR CAMPUS NNN TW X I 'x'ks Q' v vm 35' TF MEI Ig X SCIENCE BUILDING W7 4' S- 4 N . I ,Ex X , L, , ---- 2 . A I I I I I I I . X I -fc., , 4 A o,4,xw,.xM.-- L ,M Tfswgafk-fx 'Lf 6 5 I I I Wfvif' MW 'ff- I' I Wwfff fir Vfqgikf 'I y,Q V K +f M5 ?'f?IWr :iv..IfT ' iw'fiNfI7524i? iii I ' 5 I Tir? , wi 'I J ' Q ' Im I i TIM Y' I- QWVQ' W . 'W'wem.l31'l . SENIOR WALK LINCOLN BUILDING Hail fo fhee, Alma Maier, our fair high school by +he sea, . To 'fhe highesf sfandards loyal be in defeai' or viciory. We cheer our a+hIe+es on 'I'he Held, In work or sporf we never yield To any impulse 'False fo you, Redondo. Alma Ma+er fryel Q., PROGRESS THROUGH CGOPERATICDN K' N... M1213 1 W leg , Qiwfg-.J5,., 5 1, -Q Xb, A 3 A-..x cob N X 490' 5062? 9? 53 PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE Greelings +o fhe Class of I947. Your year book is +he lirs+ 'lo be published since l became your principal. I share wifh you consider- able pride in fhis publicalion. Our bes+ wishes go wifh you as you leave Redondo Union High School. W. KIRKPATRICK COBB. W. KIRKPATRICK COBB, Principal S C H O O L MR. ARTHUR L. YOUNG MR. LLOYD W. WALLER BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR. J. R. BLACK - MR. ROBERT RUSSELL - MR. ROBERT KUHN - MR. WESLEY TOY MR. WALTER G. LINCH ADMINISTRATION MISS CAROLYN KYES MR. W. E. BROWN MISS IRMADELE ROUS FACULTY Miss Florence Hari, Mrs. Ruby Cooper, Mrs. Elizabeih Irwin, Miss Edna Jones, Miss Esfher Schulz, Miss Helene O'Brien, Mrs. Irene Ho kins Mrs. Doroih Rhodes, Miss Bonnie Andrews, Miss Maude Smiih, Mr. C. G. Kahlerf, Mr. J. Monson, Mr. C. E. Kunerf, P v Y Mr. J. Bryson, Mr. W. T. Reierson, Mr. W. E. Crawford, Mr. F. A. Applegale, Mr. M. Burley, Mrs. Adelna Dwight Miss Anna Anderson, Mr. C. Hernandez, Mr. W. W. Roblee, Mr. M. A. Anderson. One of +he mos+ essen'I'ial fac+ors in our educa+ional guidance program is fhe leadership of our faculfy. They sei before us fhe high sfandards which we Try +o aHain as our goal during +he four years al high school. They encourage us in our Trials and praise us for our success. We owe a greal deal 'ro 'These ins+ruc+ors and shall always be gra+eful 'ro +hem. Mr. A. W. Arndf Mr. W. S. Dodd Mrs. May Buchanan Miss Helen Sinsabaugh Mrs. Vivian Marlrham Mrs. Minnie Boone Mrs. Maxine Rinlrer FACULTY CAMERA SHY: Mr. G. F. Orloff Miss Hazel McDowell Miss Beafrice Beaffie Mrs. Jeanne Seehorn Mr. J. Neff Miss Emma Koenig Mr. R. J. S'lrilT Mr. H. Granf Mr. R. C. McLean Mrs. Lillian Hills Miss Alice Freeman Mr. R. B. Briggs Mrs. Daisy Geery Miss LorieHa Scheerer, Mr. A. B. Carler, Miss Charlaine Dea+herage, Miss Agnes Coolc. Miss Clela Hammond, Mr. C. L. Doss, Miss Ada Gano, Miss Carolyn Kyes, Mrs. Jean Reeder, Miss Imogene Spaulding, Mr. W. E. Brubalrer, Mr. T. Roberfson, Mr. A. Dewey, Mr. W. Dursfon, Mrs. Tillie Palmer, Miss Rachel DeNicl:, Mrs. F. Edna A'Lurede, Mrs. Evelyn Schlee, Miss Grace Mifchell, Miss Lois Ambrose, Miss Ardis Burroughs, Miss Hermione Ellyson. Miss Tillie Neff, Mr. J. E. Ransom, Mr. G. D. Cafher, Miss Ruih Ho+chlriss, Mr. S. C. Scofl, Mr. C. M. Sebelius, Mr. M. W. Seiferf, Mr. C. E. McMoran, Miss Marjorie Crandall, Miss Bee McCollum, Mr. H. C. Uhls, Mr. D. Green, Mr. A. Karr, Mr. W. E. Brown, Miss Nancy Benham, Mrs. Nellie Barber. 'K FACULTY ENGLISH Miss Rurh Horchkiss Mr. F. A. Applegaie Mr. J. Bryson Miss Agnes Cook Miss Mariorie Crandall Miss Rachel DeNick Mrs. Daisy Geery Mr. D. Green Mrs. Elizabeih Irwin Miss Edna Jones Miss Emma Koenig Mr. C. E. Kuneri Mrs. Tillie Palmer Miss Lorieiia Scheerer Miss Helen Sinsabaugh SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Imogene Spaulding Miss Ardis Burroughs Mr. W. S. Dodd Mrs. Adelia Dwighi Mr. A. Karr Mrs. F. Edna A'Lurede Mrs. Jean Reeder MATHEMATICS Mr. R. C. McLean Miss Bonnie Andrews Mr. M. Burley Mr. A. Dewey Miss Clela Hammond Mrs. Irene Hopkins Mr. J. Neff Mrs. Jeanne Seehorn SCIENCE Mr. W. Dursion Mr. W. E. Brubaker Mrs. May Buchanan Mrs. Ruby Cooper Mr. C. L. Doss Mrs. Elizabeih Irwin Miss Hazel McDowell Mr. J. E. Ransom Mr. S. C. Scoli MANUAL ARTS Mr. A. B. Carler Mr. W. E. Crawford Mr. C. G. Kahlerl Mr. C. E. McMoran Mr. J. Monson Mr. T. Roberison Mr. C. M. Sebelius HEALTH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Vivian Markham BY DEPARTMENTS COMMERCIAL Miss Anna Anderson Miss Bonnie Andrews Mrs. Lillian Hills Mr. R. Jones Miss Tillie Neff FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. R. B. Briggs Miss Lois Ambrose Miss Beairice Bea'I'+ie Miss Charlaine Deafherage Miss Alice Freeman HOUSEHOLD ARTS Miss Maude Smifh Mrs. Minnie Boone Mrs. May Buchanan Miss Florence Hari' Miss EsIher.SchuIz FINE ARTS Miss Hermione Ellyson Mr. A. W. Arndl Mr. M. A. Anderson MUSIC Mr. W. W. Roblee Mr. G. Caiher PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. H. C. Uhls Mr. H. Granl Mr. M. Seiferi' Mr. R. J. Slriff Mrs. Evelyn Schlee Mrs. Nellie Barber Miss Bee McCollum Miss Nancy Benham LIBRARY Miss Ada Gano Miss Helene O'Brien Mrs. Dorolhy Rliodes CONTINUATION Mr. F. A. Applegale Mrs. Minnie Boone Miss Hermoine Ellyson . Mr. H. Grani Mrs. Elizabeih Irwin Mr. C. G. Kahlerl' Miss Grace Miichell Mr. G. F. Orlolif Mr. W. T. Reierson Mrs. Maxine Rinker Mr. S. C. ScoI'I' Mrs. Weallhy Sione STUDENT GOVERNMENT Presiclenf Clarence Wi'H' Presiden+ Jim Monachino COMMISSIONERS MORGAN MOORE EnI'er+ainmenf CAROLYN AMES Girls' Welfare JERRY CRAIL Girls' Judge DAN PATCH Finance JIM MONACHINO Boys' Welfare CLARENCE WITT Boys' Jusiice JI M WH EATON EnI'er+ainmen'I STUART BLACK A'l'I1IeI'ics ROBERT MOORE Finance CAFETERIA Mrs. M. Harris Mrs. B. Erickson Mrs. G. Davidson Mrs J. Harris Mrs. C. Sfreclr Mrs N. Gorham Mrs. M. Merilhew Mrs. V. Campbell Mrs. M. Jenlrinson Mrs. F. Robles Mrs. V. Wiggins SERVICE EGR ALL I 1 g. ' Q , . ,f-4' ei ii ' f . K T iifliil X .2 si . 2 I , .97 sf , ss? CLERKS Mrs. M. McLean, Miss R. Buxron Miss L. Har'I1I'1orn, Mrs. H. Wolfe Mrs. I. Lawrence, Mrs. V. Riddle Mrs. M. Dodd, Mrs. M. Hoefer Miss H. Ericson, Mrs. M. Mafhis Miss L. Rash, Mrs. D. James Mr. P. Whiiely, Miss E. Allerfon Mrs. K. Burley MAINTENANCE C. Turner, H. Owen A. McNicoII, W. Hanna T. Combs, J. Harris J. Balrer, T. Cornelf B. Kelly, H. A'LurecIe M. Kaiser SEMPER COMITES Row I. Ames, Bark. Hedrick, Crail, Diefrich, Heafhcofe, Rogers, Granaclos. Row 2. deGoede, Yoern, Vopalenslry, Crail, Rippey. Row 3. McCandless, Pellino, Barfmus, Gierlich, Gierlich, Anderson, Saunders, Ford, Seymour. Row 4. Lawrence, Fessler, Chamberlaun. CLUB COUNCIL GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Row I Easlberg Sergeanl-al-Arms, Bree, Vice-President Seymour, Upper Class Juror, Crail, Girls Judge3iAmes, Ginils' League Presiclenh Barlmus, Treasurer, Rippey, Upper Class Juror, Colfer, Secreiary. Row 2. Healhcole, Upper Class Juror, Dielrich, Vice-Presidenlg Crawl, Upper Class Juror. CUTSTANDING SENICR GIRLS Row I. Shirley Brandau, Arlg Isobel Bree, School Spirilg Jaclrie Rogers, Dramalicsg Belly Jean Hedriclr, Journalism, PaHy Crail, Helpfulness. Row 2. Jerry Crail, Cilizenshipg Celesle Besle, Helpfulness: Carolyn Ames, Friencllinessg Maraien Yoern, Besi all 'round girl: Dolores Diefrich, Yearbook, Joan Baldwin, Sporfsmanship and Leadership: Miss Rous. Also Moonyeen Zurborg. Music. FIRST TERM Row I. Coiier, Rippey. Row 2. Ford, Baldwin, Ames, Berk, Crail, deGoecIe, DieI'ricI'1. Row 3. CraiI, Koenig, ThieIen, Sfewarf, Jones, Grenades. Row 4. Sfeele, Hedrick, Barfmus, Bes'Ie, Rogers, Wilson, Haynes. ' SECOND TERM LH Row I. Ames, Bree, Sfeele, Coifer, deGoede. Row 2. Yoern, EasI'berg, Whifney, Rippey. Row 3. Besfe, Ford, Bark, Bari- mus, GierIicI'1. Row 4. S'IricIcIand, CraiI, Die+ricI1, Masury, Hea'II'1co+e, Granados. Row 5. Wiliiams, CraiI, Hedrick, Vopa- Iensky, Seymour. Haffield, Anderson, Kelly. Sfuarr. Row 6. Morgan, Baldwin, Gierlich. BOYS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD-FIRST AND SECOND TERMS Row l. WiH, Judge: Monachino, President Jacobs, Upper Class Juror: Espinoza, Vice-President Row 2. Dixon, Vice-Presidenfg Lilley, Lower Class Juror: Bugbee, Secrefaryg Blyleven, Seargeanf-ai-Arms: Miller. Upper Class Juror: Jones, Lower Class Juror. VARSITY DANCE CCDMMITTEE Row I. Lilley, MiIIer, Espinoza, Jones, Moore. Row 2. Torres, WiH, Jacobs, Blyleven, Bugbee, Dixon. Monachino, Mr. Waller. Row 3. WaIIer, Pafch, Reed, Moore. OUTSTANDING SENIOR BCJYS Row I. Bob Moore, Yearboolrq Richard Marfinez, Arr: Bill Graniham, Music: Henry Burke, Journalism: Jim Monachino Leadership. Row 2. George Herron, Friendship, Clarence WIH, Sporfsmanshipp Andy Wand, Dramafics: DicIr NaII Dependabiliiyg Roger Norgren, Service. SERVICE CCDMMITTEE HALL PATROL Y UNIFORM BOARD GIRLS' AND BUYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES I. Maralen Yoern, Jerry Crall, Morgan Moore. Row 2. Jlm Leovy, Bob Hammond, Jlm W 'I Black, Jack WI1eaIon. SAFETY CCJUNCIL EDITOR'S MESSAGE Now affer nine mon+hs of pholographing, drawing, and planning, we have assembled a bool: which we hope will be +ypical of R.U.H.S. My sincere fhanlcs go +o +he s+aFf members and adviser for so much of Iheir 'rime in compiling +he I947 Pilof. You, fhe sfuden+s, have helped Io make fhis book possible by your cooperalion and combina+ion of falenfs. I+ is my hope fhaf if will bring many happy hours 'ro all 'lhose who read if now and during fhe ensuing years. DOLORES DIETRICH Edilor-in-chief DOLORES DIETRICH Edilor-in-chief SHIRLEY BRANDAU ROBERT MOORE SHIRLEE BERRINGER Arr Edifor Associafe Edifor Typisl DAN PATCH JULIE STRICKLAND HENDRY WATT MISS EDNA JONES Adverfising Edifor Liierary Edilor Edifor of Boys' Sporfs Adviser PENNY KARNO BOB MARSDEN DORIS NORMAN DICK WALL Typisi Pholography Edilor Ediior of Girls' Sporfs Business and Sales Manager DON DAVIS Publicify Edifor .W R X . ,da1 3 - T ADVANCEMENT WITH KNGWLEDGE , I ' . 1 ,X 1 I N 4 270 Q. plkff VFLKQK C071 .M 4 . Q ,I'ff,f'C55i ' 'fuf X' V L Ll x 'Z,1 X. fffff L,k,XLfZ'f if fifr, 'fly 57,561 6 -Lfc f jg' gtk ffqj' Q41 -C Q! 1 L., , A K ,ig L15 1 ,f ' , W X , , if -, ,' -'fl , ' , , , I, V X M by rv XD' V1L,'ffc, 1f174 Lf'v7kVf-C,-lf! fffkk , X, 7 A Q M 1 S ,kai , L L X , 9j'7'7V lfuaxxf! C, 1 1 ff Zim ff , ! K - ,L l , CQLJ5, - P C VY' b L5 X M, Q Fm SENIOR OFFICERS Rusfy Gould, Treasurer: Bobbie Sfeele. Secreiaryg Fred Arenz, Sergeanf-af-Arms: Morgan Moore, Vice-President Jaclr Wheafon, Presideni. Four long years are drawing 'I'o a close and Seniors will soon recall 'rheir many efiorrs and services 'ro +heir school wi+h pleasure and pride. The record which +hey leave will be remembered for i+ is represeniaiive of all fields of endeavor. The Seniors s'I'ep forward in an Aiomic World. Chef Acree Marguerife Almeida Amaryliss Ameden Carolyn Ames Gloria Anihony Arlene Arnesen Bob Asamoio Kaiherine Bahner Joan Baldwin Libby Barfmus , ..'i A r ' , fx . .,,- . Sgxi gx Calvin Bellwood Glorieffe Besie Sluarf Blaclc Doroflwy Branam Edward Buclrels Dean Benneff Rodney Beffs Leah Blair Shirley Brandau Henry Burlre Genevieve Benneff Roger Beffs Margaref Boaiwrighf Isobel Bree Toni Buslwhausen Slwirlee Berringer Eugene Bibeau Diana Bowman Jacli Breier Alma Camerino , ,l A A MM. -. ' an A w.,wf+'Z.2: 0 'fi Celesfe Besfe Jeanne Blaclr Eugene BoyeH Darlene Broadbeni Lupe Carranza Josephine Carnahan Jerry Crail Belly Denman lla Jean Easfberg Palfy Ewing Reggie Cloy Palfy Crail Dolores Dielriclw Roberf Eas+man Ardifh Fale Verne Cooper Lois Cramplon Pal Doss Diane Edwards S+eve Felix Belly Cope Charles Crosley Frances Dosler Caroline Ellioll Delores Ford Aileen Corey Marquila def-Boede Marilyn Drager Ari Evans Eslalene Fowler as- 105 Q,-'V N V I, . Rl as i 'BQ an-we ln' 'V Maflhew Franich Rusfy Gould Beffy Hale Dorolhy Heaflicofe Herberf Hesler Augusfina Garcia Bill Granfham Bob Hammond BeHy Jean Hedriclr Doug Hines Bernice Given Joyce Gray Joan Hansson Duane Heff Merle Hodnefield f iril in Alice Goldberg Phyllis Gray Ronnie Harrod Vera Heller Slanley Hoffman Joanne Goleman Pa+ Guenfher Dan Hasfings Caflwerine Fernandez Harold Hogan x I Paliy Hogue Arlene Hoplrins Dolores Hoplmins Mary Jordan Arylane Jorgensen John Kane Sally Kling Harry Klusmeyer Dick Knighf Donna Leech Jim Leovy Camilla Lombardo Diclr Mariucci Richard Marfinez Mary Lou Medved Keifh Hunnell Roberla Johnson Dorma Lee Johnson Aileen Jones Shirley Jones Frances Kelly Nedra Kelly Dolores Kenninglon Bill Kessler Harvey Killman Joan KniHel Joan Kulr Belly Laney Richard Lawrence Norma Leal Georgia McAnulfy John McFarlane Loreffa McGinnis Ralph Mclnfosh Charles Mahler Carl Mefzler Dave Milfon Jim Monachino Roberf Moore Pairicia Morris -ur-' L! , I ws? 'kg ' K I X 1 if vu, 'xx va ag f' ln . .1 .2 'L f M .. ,,. 'ww 1,34 Z! .. .WT b 22?iLJL WW -rw 22 ,, ' f , .zu Q, Q .-iw ik' vw ' '-132165 Ez, J' + HI Q 1? .N Mi in 'waz-f K r,. EEN, 'f . . 1 f 3 3 W V . X ..,4v Carol Mullin Marilyn Mullins Dick Nall Charles Niclrerson Doris Norman Sfanley Olds Pai Pagef Bob Parlr Dan Pafch Neal Paiferson Shirley Phoenix Blanchle Planie Mary Pleasanl Pai Prichard Lois Proufy Bob Reeder Jaclc Renhe Hal Rhine La Ferne Rirfer Jackie Rogers Dennis Seaion Mary Ann Seiferf Ernesline Seraph Jane Seymour Don Sherman Barbara Norfon Pal O'Connor Joan Ohrmund Frances Pellino Eileen Peierson Gerry Peylon Jeanne Radford Jeanne Ray Barbara Reeder MarieHa Romo Kafhryn Saunder Florence Scoff Jerry Sinner Barbara Smiih Ray Smifh S l - 1 X MQ R V. ?W' Q ix . MQ ii X X .rf 2 I 3 Q Suzanne Soennellen Gloria Vaughf Carol Willcins Georgia Barlr Marlin Michel I. Phyllis Slamas Fred Vigil Phyllis Williams Pal' Cofier Mary O'Dowcl Befiy Sfanion Andy Wand Raymond Williams Gloria Hershey Ray Perkins Bobbie Sfeele Jo Anna Weaver Joanne Wilson Roberf C. Lee Rosemary Reed Virginia Siewari Noble Webb Billie Wilson Nancy Luby Doreiia Vopalenslry Jol'zn Sfufsman Chris Svendsen Joanne Therriaulf Louis Tomltinson Jim Weigand Melvin Wenzel Jack Wlwealon Jim Wlwealon Clarence Will Shirley Wolverion Maraien Yoern Belly Lancasfer Celia Valenzuela Mary Wlwifney SENIGRS WITHOUT PICTURES Delores Albrighi Fred Arenz Frances Arnesen Jean Asa Bob Barenz Nancy Braden Leland Bradley Rufh Carsien Diclr Crocker Jaclr Davis Margie Elrizian Franlr Elliofi Carmeliia Eshew Danny Espinoza Ted Farmer Kennelh Fowler Jean Gilmore Roland Glass Elaine Green Orlando Guiierrez Richard Hardebecl: Bud Heafh George Herron Frank Heizel June Humphrey Lyle lngold Rod Ilse Joan Koenig Bob Kuhn Delores Lines Jewell Lina Raymond McDonald Rifa McKerrall Paula McMillan Ted Mangels Ramon Michelson Thomas Mifchell Morgan Moore Sharon Myers Roger Norgren Al Ollivares Paul Parker Harry Raynes David Reynolds Barbara Roberson Leon Romero Charlohe Scales Jack Schnurr Florence Shorfridge Roberi Smilh Joan Sneary Shirley Siauch Pal Sfewarl Shirley Sfover Neslor Synadinos Harold Topping Don Trower S E N I O R B's Row I. deGoede, Garcia, Breneman, While, McCormick. Row 2. Munier, Fowler, Wilcoxson, Boxwell, O'Neill, Topping. Row 3. Chamberlain, Mann. JUNIGR CLASS GFFICERS Anne Ford, Secrefaryg Adele Gier- lich, Hisloriang Wayne Dennis, Ser- geanl-af-Arms: Wesley Blyleven Vice-Presiclenfg Ronnie Dixon, Presi- denf. 5 3 ' i ai , 3 fe Q 1 N K 'JUNuoRs ' ' S Y X' We H x N . X X 4 2,4 J' wwf I CLASS CDF 1948 l m' xi V . ,. ,, , -J soPHoMoREsQ 1 l CLASS OF 1949 - 1 J H wwf W.. H5155 A 4 N ww. SCDPHOMCDRES FRESHMEN 1 I - z' K ha FRESHMEN Q l CLASS OF 1950 MENTAL RELAXATION EGR ENERGY EXPENDED . .... -s V ' 9 ' f. tx , vw ws-M.. V if k wi: TV X1 X2 wi mp' A x r- W' e,-fam' Q,,,kw x? ,,,1-gfgg. V 5. ,Y , X. .., . A ,. , N., 55' fl, f W, we ,Y fffsvigggffi K a ,M gig, .Aw W , .. A A Vx , .Nr -Q if f fw QL Wx' ,F ij: - Q L N wf 1 J? an A Si if Nm I s U15 Q, . Q if ff ' f fggw - . f 3? -...A-.0-fi--fs,-,,l-'-lk 'J x r v ,S Q,':rw53f?i. 55 S' '37 'KS qwlllllf ab S? ww 39 H 1' 4 1. W A - .f '53 -A r 'W 4 f :J ff, ' -f. MF, A Q ,wa A ,W .,...... - w ' ,. ,sez-'Z 'TK ' 1 A ,. a 1 Y 3 'H-Q5QgaE1:4,f.nx4 wig ' sf' ' X V fm A-'Qg,fk, X -'Lew F .--15 , .J- .- 1 .,: ' 'Qjf 533' i .Ln M, A 'gif 53? 927 gif: , A1 lk ia . ' YS? . -. 5.145 x ,Ay I ,lk 3.6 VN 'K Sf, I I I .QW V VARSITY DANCE BOYS' LEAGUE FOOTBALL DANCE NOVEMBER 23 C In Sfriffg Isobel Bree, Foorball Swee+hearf: Jim Monachino, Boys' League P d nf. FOOTBALL SWEETHEART COURT .,q- , I C Q L Row I. Rogers, Eadberg, Bree, Peyion, Bark. Row 2. Sfeele, Eslrew, deGoede, Coach SHIFT, Whi+ney, Yoern, CoHer. SENIOR PLAY uSeven Sisters December 6 and 7 CAST?lune Humphrey, Carolyn Ames, Mary Ellen Perdue, Paf Pagei, Sharon Myers, Georgia McAnuI+y, Pai Colfer, Frances Kelly, Jaclrie Rogers, Mary Whiiney, Joanne Wilson, Kafhryn Saunders, Camilla Lombardo, LaFerne Rifler, Paffy Lou Hague, Joan Koenig, Jon Chamberlain, Andy Wand, Charles Mahler, Bob Hammond, Robsarf Lee, Jim Wheafon, Jerry Sinner, Fred Aronz, Chef Acres, Doug Hines, Bill Graniham, Ray Perlrins. FIESTA PRESENTED BY THE GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DECEMBER I8 I BAY LEAGUE DANCE FEBRUARY I5 Playing hos+ 'ro 'rhe o+her Bay League schools af +he annual Bay League Dance was +he honor bes+owed upon Redondo fhis year. Wi+h fhe fheme, Valen+ine's Day, fhe Boys' Gym was filled fo capacify wi+h +he crowning of Jackie Springer from Beverly Hills as queen, climaxing lhe evening. ir. S slrew, Cam Lo VARSITY SHOW FEBRUARY 7 AND 8 n Mullins Doro+hy Hea+l-ucofe CAST-Diclr Wall, Roy Deffebach. Bruce Bulloclx, Roberi Thomas. Bill Cobabe, Al Avoian, Jo Ann While, Margo? Dunn, Nancy Royce, Florianne Kuhn, Allan Lilley, Dan Keeling, Del Gierlich, Pefe Freeman, Bud Smiih, Parricia Hall. Doro'l'l'ly Ha'Hield, Fred Taylor, Joan Waples, Julie Siriclrland, L Pal O'Brien. Q A. 21 JUNIOR PLAY l'Best Foot Forward MARCH I4 and is RED AND WHITE DAY The award for room decora+ions was a pic+ure presenI'ed Io Mr. Karr's second period cIass In +he annual Red and Whife Day com- pe+i+Ion. STUDENT PARTICIPATION uKeep the Cclmpus CIec1n This mo++o graced +I1e halls affer 'Ihe cIean up comminee pic- Iured here Ione represeniafive from each cIassI puf everyfhing in order. MARDI GRAS HI-JINKS May2 Every girl who alfended lhe annual Hi-Jinks experienced as always fhe fhrill which accompanies lhe firsf glimpse of 'rhe May Queen as she followed her courf +o lhe fhrone from which she was fo enioy 'I'he en+er'I'ainmen+ prepared in her honor. Affer girls of lhe courf found fheir places, Miss lrmadele Rous, Dean of Girls, crowned 'lhe queen in fhaf momenl of silence which was followed by applause and Queen Donna's accepfance and word of appreciafion fo every girl. Represenfalives of each class presenfed slrifs olilering 'Iheir besf 'lalenls for fheir queen. The seniors depicled fhe familiar scene of Iwo sisfers preparing a+ lengfh for 'their dales Io 'Ihe Co-Ed Ball, I'he iunior quarfef carried oFl fhe honors of lhe winning slcil' which afforded Ihem a bag of candy. The sophomores and 'Freshmen added lheir hilarify fo lhe occasion. The array of Mardi Gras cosfumes made a colorful sighl' for lhe specfafors and also added a nole of gaye+y +o lhe lheme. Furfher enlerfainmenl included songs by Efhel d'Agay, Joan Koenig, Joan Waples, and a dance by Joan Greensfone. The affernoon passed all 'loo quickly, and lhe I947 Annual Girls' Hi-Jinks became a memory of +ha+ acfivify which in ifs 24+h year is among +he oldesl 'rradilions of our school. WINNING COSTUMES WINNING SKIT Iii? iw CO-ED BALL Mcy3 THE MAY QUEEN and KING DONNA LEECH CLARENCE WITT THE QUEEN and HER ATTENDANTS Mgraieuoefn FLOWER GIRLS Libby Barfmus Celes-fe Besie PaHy Crail Marqui+a de Goede Dolores Diehich Be++y Jean Hedrick CQ-ED BALL COURT Following an allernoon ol hi-iinks and fuw lor all lhe girls al lheir Mardi Gras and crowning ol lhe May Queen, everyone who wilnessed lhe Crowning ol lhe May Queen and King al lhe Co-Ed Ball agreed lhal lhe speclacle was one which lruly climaxed lhe year ol social evenls. The long proces- sion made ils way lo lhe lhrone lo lhe slrains of Here Comes lhe Queen . . . and included lhe Queen, Donna Leech, and King, Clarence Will, Maraien Yoern, Carm Eskew, Jim Monachino, and Roger Nor- gren, allendanlsg Carolyn Ames, Georgia Bark, Glorielle Besle, Shirley Brandau, Isobel Bree, Pal Coller, Jerry Crail, lla Jean Easlberg, Sharon Myers, Lois Prouly, Jackie Rogers, Jane Seymour, Bobbie Sleele, Dorella Vopalensky, Billie Wilson, Mary Whilneyg Fred Arenz, Sluarl Black, Dan Espinoza, Rusly Gould, Chel Acree, Bob Hammond, Dick Nall, Bill Kessler, Morgan Moore, Charles Nickerson, Paul Parker, Jack Renke, Andy Wand, Jack Whealon, Jim Whealon, members ol lhe Courlg Libby Barlmus, Celesle Besle, Pally Crail, Marquila deGoede, Dolores Dielrich, Belly Jean Hedrick, Flower Girls: Dorolhy Healhcole and Joanne Wilson, Trumpelersg Pally Lou Hogue and Georgia McAnully, Crown Bearersg Arlene Arnesen, Frances Arnesen, Jean Asa, Joan Baldwin, Shirlee Berringer, Aileen Corey, Belly Hale, Joan Hansson, Gloria Hershey, Roberla Johnson, Shirley Jones, Mary Jordan, Arylane Jorgenson, Dorma Lee Johnson, Joan Koenig, Belly Lou Laney, 'Carol Mullin, Barbara Norlon, Joan Ohrmund, Pal Pagel, Pal Prichard, Celia Valenzuela, Jo Anna Weaver, Belly Wilcoxson, Chorus: Dolly Jean Hanna and Jimmy Huey, Train Bearers. ' DEVELOPMENT THRCUGH LEADERSHIP ':Q.ZQiiSSk CLUB GLXUXJ LQ AR Y' QW! u GM x, Q. Q,- W K? s 9 as 1 . -Q-5 --pu-v SCHOOL Www- v......I7C - JUNIOR TRI-Y H Y I D Row I. Kuhn, Arnold, Haffield, Tyler, Svendsen. Row 2. Gierlich, S+ricIrIand, Long, Rudder, Haynes Baird, Grumbling, Lewis. Row 3. O'Brien, Brady, Welch, Maison, Juckes, Hines. Row 4. Lewis, Mrs. Buchanan, HaII, Morgensfern. Row I. Williams, Greer, Mefzler, Hesier, Deffebach, Jacobs, Mclniosh, Leovy. Row 2. TayIor, Crosley, OIIivares, Herron, Ormondroyd, Rus+h, Knighf, Pafch. Row 3. Granfham, Perkins, Wand, Lawrence, Crocker, Bradshaw, Wallace. Row 4. Easfman, Lee, Mr. Bryson. Under Ihe very able Ieadership of Jerry Sinner, Hi-Y has had a very successful year. Many ac+ivi+ies were enioyedg ou+s+anding among Ihem was in+er-school baskef- baII compeiiiion. Good fellowship was siressed and a worfhwhile program proved enjoyable. Row I. Colfer, Froufy, Barfmus, Bark, Yoern. Besfe, Crampfon. Row 2. de- Goede. Whifney, Goldberg, Pager, Vopa- lenslry, Hansson, Easfberg. Row 3. Dier- rich, Crail, Therriaulf, Saunders, Berringer, Corey, Sfeele. Row 4. Kelly, Ewing, Prichard, McAnul+y, Seiferf, Hogue. Besle. Row I. Baird, McDowell. Row 2. Jordon. Glass. Hays, Cameron, Holden, William- son. Smifh. Row 3. Befhea, Jones, Cham- berlain, Larinan, Mabee, Mabee, Richfer. Row 4. Rodeclrer, Masury, Gibson, Mc- SENIOR TRI-Y 3 z Carfney, Jasper, Mabee, nes. Shaw, ' Leeds, Russell. Row 5. Miss hull, Law- rence, Granados. Crifes. I fp lf, 3591 M The advancemenf of Chrisfian cha f f h rac er, url' ered under fhe willing and helpful supervision of presidenfs Celesfe Bes+e, Senior Tri-Y, Dorofhy HaHield, Junior Tri-Y, and Sally Masury, Girl Reserves, is +he purpose of fhese groups who have become viially concerned wi+h fhe peace and progress of +he modern world. Moms AHND MANNERS Y A f -M I Under fhe guidance of prexy, Do- lores Dieiricli, +l1e Modes and Man- ners Club had a successful year wiih many social even'rs crowding +l1eir calendar. Organized fo help ihe girls learn more aboul fashionable manners and sociable limes +oge'rl1er, 'Hwe members received ins+ruc+ion from guesl' speakers and from llieir own experience. Row I. Weaver, Vopalenslry, Sfamas, Waples. Row 2. Welch, Rudder, Fuller- lon, Grana, Gray, Dunn, Greensfone. Row 3. McGinness, Goldberg, Pager, Saunders, Wilcoxson, Schmale, Svendsen. Row 4. Felix, Mrs. Geery, Heafhcofe, Juclres, Wharion, Berringer, Von Eckarfs- berg, Gilmore, Miss Crandall, Maison. 'wmnewquvf' 1 Row. Moxley, Evans, Kaufman, Henderson, Schmale, Schoonover, Smirh, Richier, Fessler, Jones, Jones. Row 2. Mabee, Granados, Gibson, Jones, Nilsen, Bradley. Row 3. Lawn, Hill, McCar+ney, Jasper, McDonald Cameron Harris. Row 4. Deflerios, Small, Deffebach, Arnold, Masury, Be+hea, Criies. M b Gl s. Row 6. Ro- Chamberlain, Jones. 'Row 5. Ferbrache, Hunier, McBride, Wenzel, Kling, a ee, as declrer, Lawson, Miss Hari. Q.. USHERETTES Row I. Waples, Schmale. McFarland, Williams. Row 2. Rowen, Wenzel, Hol den, Snyder. Row 3. Black, Perlrins, Hays Baird, Colvin. Row 4. Black, Mrs. Reeder O'Toole, Barlc. , .4 L W .+P , y l Q, Ii., h 'A . gill xt i iff N ., V f' - fs Q-,wif FWZIWA lrtxivihll , -'r-'gi Combining +heir ralenls for fhe enioy- menf of +heir audiences, Ushereffes, Barn- s+ormers, and Sfage Crew also work in harmony +o provide experience and pleas- ure for 'rheir members. nw' BARNSTGRMERS Row I. Waples, Arnold, Gierlich, Brene- man, Dunn, Kuhn, Deffebach, Bradshaw. Row 2. Arnold, Soennelren, Kelly, Eslcew, Anderson, Greensfone. Row 3. Taylor, Chamberlain, Hershey, Granfham, Wand, Mr, Green, Vaughf, Morano .Freeman, Therriaulf, Keeling, Tornbom, Ri'Her, Ew- ing. STAGE CREW Wenzel, Evans, Michael, Pleasanf, Trimble. ,lx 1,13 ,vw . Row I. Rogers, Crail, Diefrich, Hedrick, Siricluland, Barlz, deGoede. Row 2. Lombardo, Ford, Craii. McAnuHy. Yoern, Wapies. Row 3. Greensfone, Drager, Herfhcoie, Norman, Kuhn. Row 4. Leovy. Paich. Acres, Moore. Deffebach. McCormick. QUHL AND PHQPOINTERS SCROLL -SR i Row I. Sfeele, Bark, Ames, Diefrich, deGoede. Hedrick, McAnuliy. Row 2. Greensione, Waples, Barimus, Yoern, Ford, Craii, McCormick. Row 3. Pafch, Riley, Davis, Keeling, Vaughf, Crail, Guihormsen, Porfer. Row 4. McHugh, Duponf, Miss DeNiclc, Deffebach, Acres, Anderson. JOURNALISM No school is complefe wifhouf ifs school newspaper, and Redondlo fakes greaf pride in fhe High Tide. Many hours are spenl' fogefher as sfalili members compose +he weekly paper. Some are so inspired by fheir liferary falenis fhal fhey are inviled +o ioin 'lhe Quill and Scroll, an iniernaiional honorary sociefy for high school iournalisfs. Sfill o'l'hers branch ou+ info crea+ive wriling and are members of fhe Penpoin+ers, fhe school liferary club, which pu+s ou+ an annual magazine, fhe Compass. These groups comprise lhe besi' combined efforfs of +he sfudenf body. Row I. Hedrick, Dielrich, McAnul+y, deGoede. Heafhcoie. Row 2. Yoern. Proufy, Barlmus, Burlre, Ullman, Hogue, Besfe, Albright Flude, Dunn. Row 3. Evans, Muslin, McCormick, Barlr, Fowler, Drager, Crampfon, Davis, Porfer, Sfeele, Crail, Rogers. Row 4. Ausfin, Wenzel, Perlrins, Easfman, Mefzler, Hogan, Mr. Roberfson. L- . HIGH TIDE STAFF CALIFORNIA SCHGLARSHIP FEDERATION Chapter IOI S MEMBERS I946-I9-47 Nancy Dougiass Mary Jordan Pafricia Prichard Margaref Badf Pafricia Baird EIaine Green Frances PeIIino Lois Edwin Dolores Ganzhorn Joan Baldwin Elaine Burgess Anne Deher Charles Dickinson Jeannefie Faulkner Rosalie Frihen Merna Harris Doroihy HaHieId Beffy Jean Hedrick Joan Jordan Cullen Inman Carol McHugh Torn McHugh Doris Maison Janef Rogers Nancy Simms Ron Cox Dan Keeling Ann Kingman Joan KniHeI Jim Leovy Barbara Roberson Barbara Spechi Daan Van Alderwerelf Douglas Walfon Rurh WindmueIIer Maraien Yoern Barbara Anderson Mary Baldwin Virginia Baird Roberi Beck Vada Born Barbara BIueiacke+ Siephen Cook Granf Cofier Joe Corsaro Jerry Crail Marquiia deGoede Jeanne Gibson Joan Greensione Joan Hanger Rolf Hasirup Doroihy Heafhcofe Vera Heller Arline Hopkins Bob Horii NoeI Howard Shelley Jones Barbara Kamo Kaerida Knudsen Mariorie Leeds Reiko Minemofo Roberf Moore Shirley McDoweII Marian McCandIess Virginia Phiilips Frank Royes Kafhryn Saunders CeciIe Seargeani Joanne Therriauli Nancy TyIer Dick Wall Roberi WaIIenberg Emma Jane Warren Lee Michael SaIIy Whifiingion Phyllis Williams rf wear 'Q LIBRARY STAFF ATTENDANCE Rogers, Waffers, Boyd, Rowan, Faullrner, Black. Row 3. Row I. Clinfon, Wood, Van Devenfer, Kling. Row 2. Gray, O'Brian+, JeFI'ers, McGraw, Burke, Cornfhwaife, Talxai, McCain, Coyle. Garrison, Beasley. Row 3. Morris, Rash, Sfewarf. Row 4. Miss O'Brien, Miss Gano, Miss Saunclerson. 'X M-...f vv CAREERETTES I WORLD FRIENDSHIP Row I. Anson, Lafferfy. Row 2. Grumbling, Aclzer, Tamura, Arrighi, Dallin. Row 3. Miss Nefi, Ball, Tower, Bennefi' IPresiden+I, Leech, Salisman, Ben- neff, HamiIIon,AIford, Coffrell. Kincaid, Bradshaw, Horii, Reed. Row 4. DeFfebach. Beclr. Row I. Therriaulf, Dunn, Jordan, Edwards. Row 2 Roberison, McHugh. Leovy, Mrs. A'Lurede. Row 3 AI+hough 'rhe library sI'aFF and a+'Iendance office siaff give confinually of 'Iheir service 'Io our school, I'ha+ eFfor'I offen goes unnoficedg buf wiIhou'I' 'Iheir consisfeni cooperaiion, R.U.H.S. would no+ run smooihly nor would siudenis benefii from Ihe services +hey render each day. However, while some are serving, 'Ihe CareereHes and World Friendship Club members are being Irained 'ro Iake a par+ in communify de- velopmeni and 'furfher improvement For each, fhe goal is Service. BIBLE CLUB Row I. Ferbrache, IIer, Simms, Jones. Row 2. Tip+on, Ford, Kelly, BIacIz. Row 3. McKay, Roberfson, Miss Andrews, Miss Hammond, Reed. gulf ll Q' HEALTH CGUNCIL Windmueller, Michael Ivey, Monachino JUNIOR RED CROSS CCUNCIL Row I. HiaH, McAnuI+y, Rose, Pellino. Row 2. Zahn, Miss Burroughs, Miss Smiih. ART CLUBS A' PALETEERS AND DAUBERS Row u. Leopards, Holmes, sem., Kingman, Diehl. Row 2 Mahler, Pleasani, Seraph, Ewing. Row 3. Mr. Anderson, Bush- hausen, Miss Ellyson, Johnson, Valenzuela. Row 4. Hall, Cox Campbell, Marfinez. ORGAN Row I. Kelly, Haynes. Row 2. Welsh, Bradley, Seargeanf. Row 3. Rudder, Hanger, Mr. Roblee, Rhodes, Copeland, Bodden, Cornfhwaife, Edwin, Baird. '1 l GLEE CLUBS . A ,, . W yv 1 ' ' MUSIC DEPARTMENT H has been said 'rhaf Music is our in+erna+ional language and mus+, +herefore, sfand as a vifal force in world unify loday. Surely no o+her groups are called upon more 'frequenfly fo give of fheir fime and +alen+ 'rhan +he several branches of fhe Music Depar+men+ which include Girls' and Boys' Chorus, Orcheslra, and insfrumen- falisfs, and fhe Band fhal gives of i+s lime and en+husiasm af all foofball games. Also no+ fo be forgoffen is fhe individual insfrucfion given lo organ sludenfs who have fhe inferesf and abili+y fo fake advanlage of such an opporfunify. ORCHESTRA BAND r lr Ns 'r nw nl ' :J 7 1. 1 . . A Aly I I - K 3 4 x liB'0OSTER CLUB lw ,f ,y L4 rf . Ll Guided by Mr. Hernandez, members of 'rhe Boosler Club claim 'lhis Hrsl year +o be one devo+ed fo organizafion of lhe group and lhe developmenl' of plans. The I947 Grid season should see a large furnouf and good card s+un+sg we anficipaie a successful year ahead. if f ...,.,....4-.m. CAMERA CLUB The froubles of +he sfaFF members reached a climax when fhe Camera Club pic'l'ure failed 'lo find ifs way lhrough fhe office of fhe engraver 'lo fhe prinfer. The elemeni of 'lime made if impossible fo have anolher copy finished: fherfore fhe sfalif exfends apologies fo 'lhe Camera Club members who had appeared in fhe picfure, ScoH lpresiden'I', Marsden, Goldberg, Baird, Zwimpfer, Williams, Walz, Burke, Braly, Mc Hugh, Corsar Shaw, Kiefer, Go+hie, and Young. Furiher fhe sfaff wishes fo hike 'lhis opporfunify fo 'lhank fhose who confribufed 'ro fhe complefion of picfures for fhis I947 edifion. .Re-lv., , s W pw....f.f-,ff-Nf- If'-cegv-, was clvlimi' AIR PATROL Row I. Bushhausen, DeBiase, DeBiase, Wenfon. Row 2. Walsh, Newfon, Johnson, Holmes. Row 3. Hardebeclc, Smifh, Boydsfon. Row 4. Mickelson, Vigil, Archer. Row 5. Mr. Young, WiH', Romero. Row 6. J. Molcslaveslcas, Jr. 9 O .9 41 di' -rm 5 -0- 4-'?' 'W 1 5 35? SPORTSMANSHIP THROUGH PARTICIPATION .f .xg ff' fi 41 Z J fr 14 , A F 1' 'ix if ff if! 1' If BUYS YELL LEADERS Hammond, Crocker, Wand. SUNG LEADERS Easiberg, R'ddle Sieele B ee MAJGRETTES Giles, Freeland, Graniham, Boairiqhf, Dewey V 1946 GRID SEASON VARSITY AND B SQUAD True fo form Redondo placed men on Bay League squads again fhis year. Firsf sfring, Monachino, Rhine, and Williams: second s+ring, Blyleven and Cunningham: and honorable menfion, Auslin, Bugbee, and Wifi. Row I. Vargas, Muslin, Lamb, Rhine, Vargas, Maslery, Ausiin, Dennis, Cunningham, Renlre, Blyleven Parlrer, Vasilion. Row 2. Coach Granf, Wi'H, Acree, Colfer, Weigand, Kessler, Davis, Arenz, Torres, Miller, Wise, Kuhn, Zahn. Row 3. Hoffman, Bramef, Wiseman, Nall, Pafferson, Srnifh, Slrriloff, Hamm. Waif, Plasch, Beal, S+ur+evanf, Monachino, Young, O'Dowd, Hill, Hailield, Norgren, Williams, Bugbee, Dixon, O'Connor. Row I. Traveno, Thurner, Mefzler, Bibeau, Mafhews, Smifh, Mahler, Moore Burnell Real Row 2 Coach Burle D l M y, on ou, uscara, McGraw, Foxworfhy, Schnurr, Sierra, Espinoza, Syhadinos,'Boudieau, Cam bell C h S .f . . . . P I oac eu erf. Row 3. Sfriclrland, Nall, Smifh, Ferris, Eliason, Cude, Brownlee, VVall, Waller, Ellioii, HaH'en, Walsh, Blaclrmer, Jarvis, Geoneffa, Cosfa, Lilley, Bacon, Ambriz. Capellino, Green, Vigil, DeGrofe, Turner, Falcone, Gonzales. mn A5 -M eih ?? E JG . ' f- x A Q5 , -...B ' v -...... X HEAD COACHES J C hR IISH X X Era- 5 3' NX ' ' 5 E x -M ' -! ? X K5 . K. E f my xx U 5 JN. 1 i . '- fx r. X -.. .1 l- I CN THE FWLD SEAHAWKS IN ACTION 1 BASKETBALL BAY LEAGUE Firs'I' Shing WITT Second S'rring STUTSMAN and JACCBS Honorable Menfion HAMMOND and HERRON VARSITY SQUAD Row l. Sfufsman, Wheaion, Hammond, Espinoza, Beihea, Skriloff. Row 2. C ach eiferh Wheaion, Jacobs, WIN, Davis, ugbee, Thielen. Row 3. Herron Or- ond y . Pl sch Black 9U'SQUAD Row I. B Foxworihy, Torres, Moore Waller, Mafhews. Row 2. Coach Se fer? Paich, El' on, Flynn, Wailrins, Scho lay Gregory xx ll Row I. Willxins, Bishop, Hernandez, Ray- mond, Paddock, Harper, Hoodman. Row 2. Ruffalo, Pe+erman, Williams, Kid- man, Cheff, Graff. xx ll Row I. de6oede, Falcone, Geonefia, Williams, Burlre. Row 2. Ollivares, Bailey, Wash, Van Hosen, Anderson f i l -I Q I s -rf BAY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS' uni-., 4--.' H OOPSTERS PERFORM VARSITY SCORES Redondo 32 San+a Monica Redondo 38 Leuzinger Redondo 68 Inglewood Redondo 30 Jordan Redondo 46 El Segundo Redondo 37 Beverly Hills Redondo 47 San'I'a Monica Redondo 50 Leuzinger Redondo 6I Inglewood Redondo 55 Jordan Redondo 75 EI Segundo BEVERLY HILLS TOURNAMENT Redondo 46 Harvard Redondo 20 Complon C.I.F. PLAY-OFFS Redondo 45 Corona Redondo 42 Riverside Redondo 27 Wl1iI'+ier Redondo 36 Sou+l1 Pasadena TRACK BASEBALL for M, ,fi ll, H -mvfj-Ji, EX..-. Row I. Ha+1en, Torres, Varnholf, Rifier, Mehler, Williams, Bailey, Buch, Arenz, Herron, Davis, Bramef, Milner, Espinoza, Dixon. Row 2. Deffebach, Hesier, Leovy, Cox, Hill, Young, Jacobs, Moore, Ferris, GeoneHa, Donlou, Greer, Bugbee. Scanlon. Row 3. Mclnlosh, Whedon, Wheafon, Ormondroyd. Waller, Blaclr, Rcnlce, Plasch, Williams, Moore. Row 4. Mehler, Mish, Monachino, Maihews, Buclrels, Peherson, Franich, Blyleven, Vasilion, Zahn. Row 5. Jones, Norgren, Cunningham, Wash, WaH, Lilley. Black, Ausfin, McGraw, Slrriloff. BOYS' U CLUB GULF TEAM Row I. Ames, Pafch, Hodnefield. Row 2 Klusmeyer, Mr. McLean, Sfewari. TENNIS 7' Row I. McGee, Wilkins, Haffon, Mcln fosh, Williams, McManus. Row 2. Ben neff, Smilh, Crosley, Cox, Acree, Rusfh Knight Row 3. Viscounf, Leovy, Hines, Baldwin, Gonzales, Bradshaw. Row 4. Zahn, Mr. Lindner, Coach Wifi. .WN CADET CORPS Row I. Hall, Hershey, McLaren. Row 2. Vigil, Beclr, Ward. Row 3. Call, Wynn, Mills. Row 4. Crane, Nor- man, Gaifher. MARKSMEN Row I. Mills, Joiner, Hall, Smifh, Smilh. Row 2. Mr. Scolf, Hershey, Esser, Vigil, Carmiclr, McLaren. Pf , RHYTHMIC ACTIVITIES IN A SCIENTIFIC WORLD Elf . Hi .Ti GIRLS .Vx 3 wr JI f 4, L ,i 5 er, 3 IXIVNQ' ' 1' ww ' 1321, V in WK, M 332i ff Jam. GIRLS' SPCJRTS SENIQRS.-Row I. Norman, Barfmus, Kelly, Ollrmund, Hogue. Ro Basie, Planfe, Laney. w 2. Baldwin, Hale, Johnson, I I It B d M n O'BrIen Sfriclrland Row2 Gilmore JUNIORS-Row I. Hernande1,Gome1,Juc es, ra y, ora o, , . . . H . Courlier, Benneff, Baird. Morano, Mahon, Hanna. Row 3. Douglass, Howard, Rnley, Jorgenson, arrls Toy, Wllarfon, Golding, Reyfus, Hempslead, Graffon, Hines. I. Kefferingham, Modlin, Granados, Gibson, McFarland, Murphy, Zwimpfer Kennedy, Warniclc. Row 2. Leeds, lsenberg, Wenzel, Mabee, Ganzhorn, Whiffingfon Kingman PaHer son. Row 3. Knudsen, Leniz, Jordon, Linwood, Harlow, Carmichael, Dion, Hays,'Glass, Wallbank. Williams, Morgan, Collier, Williams. FRESHMEN-Row I. Warniclr, Hunf, Bobo, Anderson, O'Brianf, Sfone Simms Zelesny Row 2 Wilder, Hill, Lawn, Defzer. Czuleger, Schaefer, Ridgeway, NuHing, Berfschl Row Forfney. Sfenzeli Wilson, Mums, Larson, Flahlve, Boroughf. As we advance fur'I'her in'I'o our world of fomorrow, we find +ha'I' girls' afhlelic acfivifies are becoming a necessary and vifal parf of our educafional program. H noi only helps fhe girls physically, bu+ menrally as well. We are ohiered a wide 'Field of ac+ivifies which include all of fhese +ha+ you see in +his sec+ion. The Girls' A+hle+ic Associafion and R Club have become a goal which each girl has an oppor'l'uni'ry 'ro a++ain. The number of fhose who do reach fhis goal is increasing wifh each year. HOCKEY VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL SGFTBALL ffx GIRLS' ii CLUB Row I. Heafhcofe, Saunders, Planie, Johnson, Baldwin, Yoern, Williams, Hogue, Besle. Row 2. Wilson Grafton, Hines, Diefrich, Sfriclrland, Kulx, Kelly, Black. Row 3. Siewarf, Harris, Laney, Norman. Row I. McBride, Russell, Elerding, McFarland, Granados, Harris, Gibson, Modlin, Kefferingham Row 2. McCanclless, Larson, Long, Ganzhorn, Mabee, Morgan, Murphy, Arias. Row 3. Whiffingfon Kennedy, Weber, Golding, Leeds, Newfon. Row 4. Hays, Alexander, Dion, Neff, Harlow, Hanna Truesdell. Row 5. Wilson, Brady, Shaw, Haflield, Wallbanlr, Carmichael. WE'VE CARRIED RON COORWNATI HRH CROQUET I '-'-------..............,k-N TENNIS Webe RHYTHM ohnson, Sfrickland, Braden, Norm ESM Dolores Die+ricI1 Ioolcs a+ Ihe sheef music sold a+ Ihe HERMOSA RADIO SERV- ICE. The Ia'res+ in popular records by Ihe besi ariisfs are 'Fea+ured also. If you're looking for fhe righf place any lime +o gel +I1a+ hamburger, maI+, or coke, Ialxe Anne Ford's advice on Ilwe HI SPOT, Hermosa Beach. Sl1e's aboul' Io enjoy her coke affer a clay a+ school. 3? ,Im es ' Jane Seymour fries on 'rhe s'I'unning new suil' from JEAN'S in Hermosa, where women's wearing apparel is sold. From JEAN'S in Manl'1aHan Bud Smi'll1 likes +l1is good looking sporl' coa+. Men's suifs and accessories are feafured in +l1e Manl1aHan Shop only. Special considerafion is being given Mary Lou Medved and Doris Norman who know +l1a+ fine REDONDO FLORIST or DORO- THY'S MANHATTAN VILLAGE FLORIST, 25l7 Sepulveda Boulevard, is flwe place +o selec+ cu+ flowers for every occasion. Yarns of flie la+esf shades and fypes from +he HERMOSA YARN SHOP will make beaufiful sweaiers like 'ihe one Mary Ann Seiferl' and Pa'H'y Lou Hogue are admiring. gig, ,gg-,svmg fi e .ff fi .Q 39 w'YNf-Ulu-4L Joanne Wilson, Nedra Kelly, and Noble'WUbb are finding if difficull +o make +heir selec+ion from 'lhe many appropria+e gif+s which fhey have found a+ VENABLE'S GIFT BOX, Redondo Beach. The laslesl Revlon shade. Cerlainly Red, in lipsliclc and nail polish is being looked over by Penny Karno al lhe MARINELLO BEAUTY SALON in Hermosa Beach. The modern hardware s'rore includes noi only 'lhe usual fools and supplies bul' also a full line of china which Barbara Truesclell and Dan Palch are examining af REDONDO HARD- WARE. uv ' ' 1 muon Enchiladas -+hey're diFFeren+ and +l1ey're fhe besf af Gordon Donlou has iusf been loolcing over an au+o- ESTHER'S iwo locafions, 307 Camino Real and 2626 Her- mobile insurance policy wriH'en by HOWARD E. mosa Avenue, Hermosa Beach. YOUNG af his new loca+ion a+ 420 N. 'Camino Real, A new aHrac+ion, fhe Beauly Bar, fea'I'uring Eliza- be+h Arden, Prince Ma+chabelli, Yardley, LeLong, and Len+heric, a+ +he D AND D DRUG COM- PANY, Redondo Beach, is 'rhe answer +o +I-:a+ giff ques+ion as shown by Jerry Hershey who seems fo be enioying his faslc of gi'F+ selecfion. Redondo Beach. ,AGL W. M61 9 N W2 LM v 'Maori fl? Q CLARK'S STYLE SHOP in Hermosa Beach is always showing lhe very la+es+ in summer play logs and spor'l clolhes. They're iusl lhe lhing for summer, says Julie Slriclcland as she fries lo solve lhe problem of saddle shoes or sandals from STEVENS BOOTERY, Manhaffan Beach. Aboul ready +o buy a saw from lhe HERMOSA HARD- Bob Moore has discovered fha? +he 'Fines+ in iewelry WARE STORE which offers +he bes+ in 'fools are Jaclc is displayed al' WALLACE JEWELERS, Redondo Bramel and Hendry Walt Beach, as well as olher gill seleclions for one's family or friends. Complimenls of THE PALOS VERDES ESTATES. For excellen+ drugs and food, mee+ +he gang ai 'rhe PALOS VERDES DRUG STORE. Congra+ula+ion5 +o +he Class of '47 REDONDO DRUG COMPANY If you wani fhe besf in every'rhing, shop where everyone shops, al lhe PALOS VERDES GENERAL STORE. mai Dolores Die+rich and Bob Marsden End Serve Yourself Glorieffe Besfe is seen looking a+ fhe aHrac'Hve display is +he moHo al' fhe new frozen 'Food counfer of RAY of jewelry al R. W. CHASE JEWELERS, Hermosa Beach. SLATER'S MEAT MARKET. E 1 My Q 3 EBM.. B' 2551 AZ I m ...Q ..,. A .. ,,:.. .,., ,.,,. , . ., .- . ., , V ,Q E ff Q 2 5 , Af a ww.: A vb' Q Dorolhy Haffield looks af 'lhe parro+ in McCAULL'S PET SHOP in Hermosa Beach, where all kinds of pefs and supplies are available. The Red Goose Shoe is always io be found a+ CLARK'S HERMOSA BOOTERY for size and qual- i+y. lf fhere is anylhing large or small +ha+ you haven'+ been able fo find, you'll find i+ a+ fhe CREST 5 and l0c STORE in Hermosa Beach. Girls, you will find +he besf sporf clolhes and dale dresses 'For any affair a+ +he I-LENE DRESS SHOP, Hermosa Beach. From a favorile self-service deparlmeni' Marvin Roberlson, Pa+ Prichard, and Roy DeFFebach have iusf made 'rheir selec+ions af fhe EMPIRE FOOD CENTER, Redondo Beach. PALOS VERDES STABLES in beau+iful Palos Verdes Esfa'I'es provides excellenl horseback riding condi- fions wi+h special considerafion given +o chiIdren's classes. Phone 5949. Complimen+s of LEW'S BOOT SHOPPE, Redondo Beach. If anyfhing needs fo be done +o your car, fake if +o LLOYD V. HERRON, Palos Verdes, for excellenf repairs and service. Gloria Hershey and Jean Asa look Iongingly a+ whai 'rhe Billie Wilson and Carl Meizler Ioolc a+ one of fhe many LA MODE BEAUTY SALON in Hermosa Beach shows line colognes offered af +he COAST DRUG STORE in as aids +o personal grooming. Congra+ula+ions +o +he Class of '47 WALTER G. LINCH Founiain service, giffs, and drugs are combined Io give Ihe besf in qualify and service al' fhe OPAL DRUG COM- PANY. Giffs, greefing cards, s+a+ionery, and all school supplies comprise Ihe regular sloclc of The REDONDO OFFICE SUPPLY. Hermosa Beach. S'Iuden+s depend upon NORRIS SHOE REPAIR, Redondo Beach, for +he bes+ in shoe condi+ioning and repair service. Keep your brakes in good condi+iong J. M. RICHARD- SON, official brake service, Redondo Beach, is equipped fo do your job. Cour+eous service is always yours a+ 'Ihe REDONDO BARBER SHOP, IO7 Emerald S+ree+. AUTOGRAPHS Hlwvjy' yi! df, ff 1 ,E . 'HJ JY JAX' 'FW -PM Y - f 36, off! 4, y ,B ACKNGWLEDGMENTS . Here is anoiher Pilof lo add +o lhose of previous years . . . The combined eFfor+s of many people have a+ las? made our publica+ion a realily. Our final word fo everyone is a big Thanks . . . for wifhoui fhe assislance of all, fhe s+ory of a school year canno+ be represenfed. Thanks go +o Ray Sco++ and all who have in any way helped wifh 'lhe pholography of clubs and acfivilies, Mr. J. E. Ransom 'for complefion of senior pholographs, Mr. Fred Smi+h and +he Los Angeles Engraving Company, John Leilner and Frank Bickhaus of Sfafioners Corporarion for prlnling, Miss Edna Jones. adviser, and s+uden+s who have assisied in any way . . . Thanks again! iw 1 Zigi View 'hx 'swim I medal 37114 if M447 , vfeatafga AAN! .2 546145 X44 f ocean! D Jafar' ' ' l 7tC 64 -Ca .A 41:42 457544, , AL ,diff-f . L-7 . YZ A ,WLM QMJL2- ttcle new 4.041 '! 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