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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

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A few found gold in the rocks and rivers, others found it in the crops and in building new industries, but most of them stayed to build a great western empire, Today, California is still a magic word and the forty-niners of our day are making the trek by the thousands-following their own particu- lar vision. To the forty-niners of Redondo Union High School, California is their frontier, it lies i 1 C g 2 at the end of the rainbow and here lies the hope for the fulfilment of their dreams. Here will they seek their own particular gold until they can say, Eurekal I have found lt. S 93 PORTY ' 5835 E55 'J THE SCIENCE BUILDING, REMEMBERED BY ALL WHO HAVE ENTERED THROUGH ITS DOORS TO GO THEIR SEPARATE WAYS gm 2 ,, Scenes of Our Campus THE SENIOR WALK VIEWED FROM ABOVE FOR MOMENTS OE LEISURE AND PLEASURE WITH FRIENDS Remember? The New Building R. U. H. S. by the Se Qu-.... The Court of Noon By the Senior Wc Meet Your . . liz 31233 wx .az FACULTY U W fd- I way U ADMINISTRATION W. KIRKPATRICK COBB VICTOR M. EDNEY Superintendent Principal 5 , it Q BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Robert Russell, Mr, J. R. Black, Mr. Walter G. Linch, Mr. Robert Kuhn, Mr. Wesley Toy, not included. 'J ARTHUR L, YOUNG MISS IRMADELE ROUS ViceePrincipaI Girls' Vice-Principal will COUNSELORS M., John Bryson, Sophomore Boys, Mr. C. W. Morris, Freshmen Boys, Mr. W. S. Dodj, l-reshmen Boys, Mrs. Merne Kloss, Special Groups, Miss Agness Cook, Juniors, Mess Marjorie Crandall, Sophomore Girls, Miss Millie Thomas, Freshmen Girls, Mr. Arthur Main, Coordinator o. Guidance, Mrs. Ruby Cooper, Freshmen Girls, Mrs, Daisy Gerry, Seniors, Mrs. Katherine Burley, Registrar. xxx .K Q3 XE ADMINISTRATION MYRON HESSE HAROLD B. WALDEN Business Manager Director of Attendance ARTHUR MAIN LLOYD W. WALLER Coordinator of Guidance Coordinator of Curriculum llli ll.l 38 n 1341 r Ill o r i a m MIONE YSON ff an 1 ROW l' Mr Ga-vnrcqv Mmm, Enqlrslw and Speech, Musa Jane Waldorf, Music, Mlss Florence Hart, Home' rvuklmq, Mr C P Kupper, Sclence ROW 2: Mr. Jack Monson, lr1rlu5frial Arts, Mass Helen Fisher, Mathe- m.mu,, Maxx Luna Ambrose, Forenqn Language, Mm. Adelra Dwlqlwt, Soflal Stuclnesj Mr. R, J Struff, Chmr nmrw, Plwyslgll Education, Mr. W. E. Brown, Social Studrex ROW 31 Mr. Camar HQrnamlez,Cl1airman, Art, Mr Jack Bmclley, Matlwomatucbg Mr. A, H. Bernarda, Science, Mr. A. H. Dewey, Maflwematlcsg Mr. Her- lnurt lrwm, Mmlwemntucs, Proloctncmg Mr L H Foster, Art, Mr. F. H. DuBoser, lndustrml Arty Mr. R. M. Grmznlcx, Ffmreuqn Language, Mr M L Hale, Art. 2 tl ROW l: Mrs. Catherine McVey, English, Mrs. Rebecca Cowan, Library, Mrs. Ruby Cooper, Hornemaking, Mr. Main, Social Studios, Mrs. Minnie Boone, Homemaking, Miss Grace Mitchell, Homemaking, Miss Agness Cook, English. ROW 2: Mrs. Morne Kloss, English, Mrs. Daisy Geery, English, Miss Carolyn Kyes, Business Education, Mrs, Dorothy Butterfield, Business Education, Miss Helen Fowler, English, Mrs. Maxine Rinker, English, Mr. G. B. Carter, Chairman, Manual Arts, Mrs. Lucy Proudfoot, Nurse, Miss Helen Sinsabaugh, English. ROW 3: Mr, W. E. Crawford, Manual Arts, Miss Esther Schulz, Home- making, Miss Millie Thomas, Mathematics and Orientation, Mr, F. L. Eckert, Science, Miss Marjorie Crandall, English, Mr. R. J. Epp, Manual Arts, Mr. C. E. McMoran, Manual Arts, ROW 4: Mr. J. V. Bryson, English, Mr. M. L. Hale, Art, Mr. H. C. Uhls, Physical Education, Mr. R. M. Gonzales, Foreign Language, Miss June Cope, Physical Education, Mrs. Nellie Barber, Physical Education, Miss Ruth Hotchkiss, Chairman, English, Mr. W. S. Dodd, Orientation. ROW l: Miss Bee McCollum, Physical Education, Miss Ada Gano, Library, Miss Sylvia Garon, Art, Miss Edna Jones, English. ROW 2: Mrs. Tillie Palmer, English, Miss Maude Smith, Chairman, Homemaking, Miss Anna Anderson, Chair- man, Business Education, Miss Charlaine Deatherage, Foreign Language, Mr. W. E. Brubaker, Science. ROW 3: Miss Lorietta Scheerer, English, Miss Eva Risnel, Homemaking, Mrs. Irene Hopkins, Mathematics, Mrs. Evelyn Schlee, Chairman, Physical Education, Mr. C, P. Kupper, Science. ROW 4: Mr. W. W, Roblee, Music, Miss Imogene Spaulding, Chairman, Social Studies, Mrs. Edna Lindsay A'Lurede, Social Studies, Mrs. Evelyn Daugherty, Physical Education, Miss Rachel DeNick, English. ROW 5: Mr. C. W. Morris. Orientation, Foreign Language, Mr. G. M. Snyder, English, Social Studies, Mr. Charles Doyle, Social Studies, Mr. Al Brown, Business Education, Mr, R. C. McLean, Chairman, Mathematics, Mr. C. M. Sebelius, Manual Arts, Mr. George Cather, Music, Mr. R. H. Ash, Manual Arts. fi f'fi ' FAC XLTY it ii qw-if-.e1' is? 3 x 1 .f fl f X x G, 0 CLERKS Mrs, V. Riddle, Mrs. M. John- ston, Miss R, Buxton, Mrs. M. Dodd. Miss R. Wolfe, Mrs, l-l, Wolfe, Mrs. M. Hoefer, Mrs, L. Craw- ford, Mrs. I. Lawrence, Mrs, M, McLean, Miss F. Scott, Mrs. R, Schumacher, Mrs. C. Kiefe. ,sure :MW '- .- .pl ' L . A 'fl V' Tyylff! 2, Q.mH iv1-A--an . - i 4 UWC' -E.. W CAFETERIA ROW 1: Mrs. B. Erickson, Mrs. E. Roloff, Mrs. I. Heath, Mrs. F. Cornil. ROW 2: Mrs. V, Kaefer, Mrs. G. White, Mrs. R. Moon, Mrs. V. Wiggins. ROW 3: Mrs. M. Mathis, Mrs. M. Hanson, Mrs, B. White, Mrs. D, O'Raidy. MAINTENANCE ROW l: Owen, Gillen, Eiseman. ROW 21 Carlston, Knapp, Chris- toffersen. ROW 3: Kelly, Snys der, Harris, Venden. X X Presenting The . . . M 54 Q 5 ' fl .Y , .. .. ,,,,:. 5 - x we is if 3' 5 ,::,.::.WV,. f K S f 'H -,-,- . ...:,.:, .gf 1 Y K U 1 MM A x . i w If M,,1 , l I X ff!! W wi! W CLAS SES X A04 Q-X 1 OFFICERS Mrs. Daisy Gerry, Adviser, Carole Warnick, Seargeant-ab Arms, Delpha McFarland, Assis- tant Secretary, Ed Tandy, Presi- dent, Elaine Burgess, Historian, Barbara Lawrence, Correspond- ing Secrefaryg Derry Chamber- lain, Recording Secretary, Libbie Harlow, Vice-President, Fred Brown, Treasure r. SENIORS COLORS-GREEN AND GOLD MOTTO-NUGGETS OF I KNOWLEDGE ARE GOLDEN ,,v I ,' fi if ! C0 l 66 r 'lx ACTIVITIES QQQ, v5' X' gy' SENIOR PLAY l SENIOR SNOW BALL 'aww DITCH DAY 'F y JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM I --114377 X--E To l BACCALAUREATE I, g -xi Q! 4. CLASS GIFT TO THE SCHOOL 1'-5 COMMENCEMENT BILL ADAMS: Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, Varsity Show, KATHLEEN AGUILAR RICHMOND AGUILAR MINNA ALFORD: Quill and Scroll, '48-'49, Scholarship So- ciety, '48-'49, High Tide Statt. GEORGE AMES: R Club, '48-'49, JOAN ANTHONY: Girls' State Representative, Editor of Pilot, Schclarship Society. GERALDINE ARIAS ROBERT BABCOCK DELBERT BACK ROGER BACON: Varsity Club, R Club, Junior Play, Letter- man C Basketball and Track, '46, Letterman B Basket- ball and Track, '47, Letterman A Basketball, '48, Captain of Basketball Team, '49, MARGARET BADT: Scholarship Society, Seal Bearer, '46-'49, Penpointers, '48-'49, President ot Quill and Scroll and Fili- husters, '48-'49, Ivy Chain, '48, DAVID BALDWIN BERTHA BAKER LARRY BARK: Senior Hi-Y, '49, Thespians, '49, Senior Play, '49, Varsity Show '49, Boys' League Treasurer, PETER BATS DICK BAYLOR: Sports Editor ot High Tide, '49, Quill and Scroll, '49. CLIFFORD BEAL: Thespians, Senior Play, Varsity Show, Christmas Play, Football Team. TOMMY BEASLEY BETTY BINNING: Future Homemakers of America, '46-'48, G,A.A., '47-'49, Personality Club, '47, Future Business Leaders ot America, '47-'48, Photography Club, '48-'49. ROSEMARY BIAZ PAT BETHEA: Editor of High Tide, '48-'49, Girls' League Ex- ccutivc Board, '41-'49, Semper Comites, '47-'49, Quill and Scroll, '49. DAWNE BERNHARDT BARBARA BLACK JOAN BLACK JOYCE BLACKMER, G.A.A., '48, Future Homemakers ot America, '474'48, Fiesta, '47-'48, Organ Class, '47-'48, BARBARA BLUEJACKET LORENA BLUMENSTOCK JOHN BACH JANETTE BODDEN: Penpointers, '49, Quill and Scroll, '49, Fililmustnrs, '49, Girls League, '49, Ticket Committee Chair- man tor Senior Ball. DOREEN BOND PATRICIA BOONSTRA: Girls' Glee Club, '47, G.A.A,, '47-48, Camera Club, '48-'49. ILL BOTTORF 5? 'rt - St X ii X N X? L N RSX 3 is N mi r R N E JEANETTE BOUTILIER: Modes and Manners, Treasurer, '49, World Friendship. EDITH BOWER CARSON BOWLER: B Rifle Team, Captain, '49, Sergeant- at-Arms, Rifle Club, Camera Club, Filibusters, Varsity Show. MARILYN BRADLEY EVELYN BRAY VIRGINIA BRIGHAM FRED BROWN ELAINE BURGESS: Junior Class Historian, '48, Senior Class Historian, '49, Semper Comites, Scholarship Society, '45-'48, Ivy Chain. DORIS BURTON: G.A.A., '46-'47, Scholarship, '49, Fiesta, '46-'49, Rhythms, '47, JERRY BYNUM PAUL COLLINS BOB CAKEBREAD CAROL CAMERON: Girls' League President, '48-'49, Ivy ghain, Semper Comites, Quill and Scroll, Football Sweetheart ourt. JEAN CARMICHAEL: Senior Representative, Girls' R Club and G.A.A., '48-'49, Sergeant-at-Arms, Girls' R Club and G.A.A5 '47-'48, Latin Club, Treasurer, Gym Duty, Playdays, '46-'4 . MARGARET CARRUTHERS JOE DAL CORSARO JOEY CORSARO PAT CAVENAUGHZ Hi-Y, '49, Chefs' Club, '48-'49. PATSY CHAILER DERRY CHAMBERLAIN: Senior Social Secretary, Quill and Scroll, Penpointers, Semper Comites, Chairman of Senior Ball. MARJORIE CHARRON DOLORES CHARLES EDWARD CHASE RON CLARK: Commissioner of Finance, '48-'49, Thespians, Vice-President, Scholarship Society, '46-'49, B Football, '47-'49, C and B Track, '45-'49. A. J, CLINE CONNALLY: Modes and Manners, Library Assistant, ies a. JANET COOK JEANQCOPEZ Personality Club, F.H.A., '46-49, Camera Club, '48 '4 :NZ IESOWAN: Business Manager, '49 Pilot, Chefs' Club, i- , . RON COX: Student Body President, '48, Boys' State Repre- sentative, President of Paletteers, Art Club, two terms, '47-'48, Three Year Letterman and Captain of Tennis Team, '46-'48, Junior Play, lead. MARIANNE CRABTREE ROBERT CRANE: Boys' State Representative, President, Bible Club, '48, Science Club, '48, Cadet Corps, '46-'47. TLgDD9 CRAWFORD: Scholarship Society, '49, Varsity Show, '4 -'4 . JESSIE ARIAS GORDON CUDE: Cheis' Club, '49, President of Chefs' Club, '49, On Committee of Barbecue, Science Building Patio, '49, Thcspian Play. BASIL CUNNlNGl-lAM: Junior Class President, R Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Student Body President, '49, Annual Cali- fornia Association of Student Councils at Fresno, Calif, '48, Football, Wrestling. LEONARD DE BENEDICTIS: Thespians, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Show, '47-'49. JENNIE DEFTERIOS: Upper Class Juror, '48, Semper Comites, F.H.A., '48- '49, F,B.l..A., '48-'49, Glee Club, '48-'49. DEAN DlCK CHARLES DICKINSON: Treasurer ot Scholarship Society, '47-'48, Boys' State Representative, lvy Chain, Scholarship Society, '46-'49, World Friendship Club, '47-'48, ALBERT DIEDA: Projection Club, '47, Varsity Swimming, '48-'49, BLANCHE DIEHL: Thespians, Campus Theatre, Junior Class Play, Thcspian Play, Student Director of Varsity Show. JOAN DILLINGHAM: World Friendship Club, '47-'48, G.A.A., '47. DOROTHY DION: Cheerleader, '47-'49, R Club, G.A,A,, '46-'49, Fiesta, '45-'48, Usherette of Commencement, '48, MALCOLM DlON MARLENE DITTMAR BETTY JO DUGGAN RICHARD DUNN BETTY LOU DUPUS: Senior Representative for Girls' League Board, '49, Camera Club, '49, DONALD DURANT NANCY EDDY: Paletteers, '49, Thespians, '49, Jr. Statesmen of America, '47-'48, Play Costume Design, '49, JACQUE ELERDING: Girls' League Executive Board, '48, Girls' R Club, Quill and Scroll, Varsity Court, '49, Design tor Hello Day Tags. DUANE ELLIOTT EARBARA EMERY: Usherettes, '48-'49, Fiesta, '47-'48, Glee Club, '45-'48, Ushered at Thespian Play, '49. ROY ESTES BOB EVANS CAROLYN EVANS BILL EWING: R Club, Varsity Club, Baseball. DEWEY FALCONE WALTER FARLEY ANGIE FELIXQ Sccrclary of Modes and Manners, '47-'48, President of Usherettes Club, '47-'48, Usherettes, '47-'49, Modes and Manners, '45-'49, Thespians, '48-'49, ELEANOR FERNANDEZ CYNTHIA FESSLER: Girls' League Secretary, '47-'49, Junior Class Treasurer, Tri-Y President, '47-'48, Semper Comites, Girls' State Representative. ED FETTIG Q.. lb.. NORMAN FIFER ALICE FILE DOLORES FINLAY: President of Glee Club, Junior Class Rep- resentative, Thespians, Senior Play, Junior Play. BETTY JO FITTINGER BERNARD FLEISCHER: Drum Major of Band, Scholarship So- getyg, '45-'46, Varsity Show Band Leader, Orchestra and an . EDITH FORREST: Usherettes, Sergeant-at-Arms, '48-'49, Thes- plans, Rhythms, '48-'49, Fiesta, '45-'49, Latin Club, '48, EARL FRANCE: Junior Play, Senior Play. CARL FRITZEN ROSALfE FRITZEN HAROLD GAITHER JOAN GAMMERT: Personality Club, '47, Scholarship Society, '48-'49, G.A.A., Fiesta, '46-'49, Rhythms, '48-'49. DOLORES GANZHORN: President of G.A.A. and R Club, '48-'49, President of Scholarship Society, '48-'49, Valedic- torian of Class, '49, Semper Comites, Varsity Show, BILL GARDINER: Associate Sports Editor, '49, World Friend- ship Club, '48, Quill and Scroll, '48-'49, Varsity Tennis, '49, High Tide Staff, '48-'49, JERRY GEREN PHYLLIS GHENT E. G. GIARDINI JEANNE GIBSON: Chairman of Art, '48, R Club, Varsity Show, '48-'49, Fiesta, '48, G.A.A,, '47, PAT GIBSON PATTI GIBSON: Songleader, '48-'49, Junior Representative, '46-'47, Varsity Court, '48, High Tide Staff, '48-'49. GLENDINE GLASS HECTOR GANZALES GRAHAM BUCK: World Friendship Club President, '49, High Tide Staff, '48-'49, Varsity Tenn-is, '49, Quill and Scroll, '49, Filibusters '49 , -- --L-Wi s..-R,. ,-,.-C.,-L-,, 1. ,.. ,, LUPE GRANADOS: Vice-President of R Club, '48, Assis- tant Judge, '48-'49, Songleader, '48-'49, Semper Comites, '46-'49, Ivy Chain, '48, zz BOB GREEN HAROLD GREENE MARVIN GREGORY: Varsity Football, '48, Varsity Dance Pro- cession, '48, ALEX GRIFFITH BECKY GRIMES: Penpointers, '47-'49, Latin Club, '48-'49, D.A.R. Cit. Contest Winner, '49, American Legion Speech Contest Winner, '49, VERA GUADERRAMA BILL HADDEN NORMA HODSON JOHN HALL WARREN HALL GENE HOLAHAN: Hi-Y, '43, C Track, '46-'49, C.l.F, Champions, '48, B Football, Lions Club Speaking Con- test, '48. JEAN HAMMACK RUTH HAMP TON DON HAND JOAN HANGER: Girls' League Executive Board, '47-'49, Scholarship Society, three semesters, Filibusters, '48-'49, GAA., '45-'46, LIBBIE HARLOW: Vice-President of Senior Class, Vice-Presi- dent of R Club, '49, Thespians, '49, Quill and Scroll, '49, Varsity Show, '49. VALERIE HARMON MERNA HARRIS: Scholarship Society, Seal Bearer, '45-'49, Mocles and Manners, '46-'47, Tri-Y, '46-'47, BOB HATTEN DORIS HAYS: G.A.A, and R Club, '45-'49, Thespians, '48-'49, Junior Play, '48, Varsity Show, '49, Rhythms, '49. MARJORlE HENDERSON: Thespians, G.A.A,, Varsity Show, Bcvcrly Hills Exchange Assembly, Senior Play. JERRY HERSHEY: Commissioner ot Entertainment, '48-'49, Prcsirtcnt of Thcspians, Boys' State, '48, Junior and Senior Play, Varsity Show, '46-'49. MARILOU HICKEY ERNEST HICKSON JACK HITE DONALD HODGES PATRICIA HOFFMAN. F.H.A., '48-'49, Fiesta, '48, Christmas Program, '48, Fashion Show, '48-'49, Orchestra, '48-'49. Boa HOGAN 1 . 1 I. 7' 3' - x ' :' I I ' 1' -4- ,N . , - X. L f f ,J .. 4 ' v , ,X I rv It DEAN HOLDEN JUNE HOLMES: Thespians, '49, Stagesetters, '48-'49, Senior Play, Light Crew. MONA RAE HOLMES: Paletteers, '46-'48, Organ Class, '48-'49, Varsity Show, '48, Fiesta, '48, ROBERT HOOBYAR 1 u NOEL HOWARD: Upper Class Juror, '48, Secretary of Scholar- ship Society, '48-'49, Copy Editor ot High Tide, '49, Publicity Editor of Pilot, '49, Semper Comites, '48-'49, JOAN HUCKABY MARGARET HUGHES JOAN HUNTER: Vice-President of World Friendship, '49' World Friendship Convention, Quill and Scroll, '49, Peni pointers, '49, Historian of Modes and Manners, '47-'49. BEVERLY HUSTED CULLEN INMAN: Pcnpointers, Scholarship Society, Quill and Scroll, Junior Play, Tennis Team. ALAN JARVISZ R Club, '48-'49, B Football, '47-'48, RUTH JEANPLONG: Glee Club, '45-'49, Usherettes, 49, Var- sity Show, '48, Fiesta, '47-'48. X x so- -use 4 S' ' Y Q s sf Q' . S sz y 5 tai v ' Y' x i A f YI N16 NX ts s 5 S E wt X SX X Q X JOYCE JOHNSON BOBBIE JONES: Girls' League Executive Board, '48, Tri-Y Sergeant-at-Arms, '47-'48, High Tide Staff, '48-'49, Ivy Chain, Rhythms, '48-'49. MARILYN JONES: President of Red Cross Council, '49, Sem- per Comites, '49, Tri-Y, '45, Senior Play, '49, PATRICIA ANN JONES SUSIE JONES: Vice-President of Girls' League, Secretary of Student Body, '48-'49, Student Coordinator of Varsity Show, '49, Semper Comites, Football Sweetheart Court. JOYCE JUNKINS PAT KANE MONICA KEAVENY DONALD KINCHELOEZ Hi-Y, '46-'49, Chefs' Club, '48-'49. MICHAEL KENNEDY DIANA KETTERINGHAM: Associate Editor of High Tide, '48- '49, Semper Comites, '49, Tri-Y, '48-'49, Red Cross Council, '48-'49, Quill and Scroll. GEORGE KIBBY ANN KINGMAN: Girls' League Executive Board, '48, Pen- pointers, '48-'49, Quill and Scroll, Scholarship Society, '46-'49, Swimming Team, '46, RILEY KOEHR: Varsity Show, '48-'49, Beverly Hills Assembly, '-49. BETTY KREPS JIM LOWE: Senior Play, Varsity Show. ALDENE LARSON: Vice-President of World Friendship Club, '48, Senior Class Social Board, Scholarship Society, '48-49, Thespians, Senior Play. BARBARA LAWRENCE: Senior Class Secretary, Girls' League Executive Board, '47-'49, Semper Comites, Scholarship So- ciety, '49, Ivy Chain. DOROTHY LAWSON: Glee Club, '46-'49, Usherettes, '48-'49, Vlodes and Manners, '46-'49, F.H.A,, '47-'48, F.B.L.A., '47-'48. BILL LEBECK: Thespians, Stagesetters, '48-'49, Light-crew- stage-crew, Work on Senior Play and Varsity Show. MARJORIE LEEDS: Secretary of Latin Club, '47-'48, G.A.A., R Club, '47-'49, Scholarship Society, '45-'49. RICHARD LINAKER KARLEEN LEMLEY BEVERLY LENTZ JERALD LENTZ DIAN LEWIS VIRGINIA LINWOOD: G.A.A., '47, World Friendship Club, '48, Varsity Show, '49, Senior Class Committee for class colors. BEVERLY LOCKERBY RUBEN LOPEZ RAYMOND LORD FLORENCE LOZANO JEANETTE LAZZARO MICHAEL LUCAS: Hi-Y, '48, Thespians, Junior Play, You Can't Take It With You, '48, Usher at graduation, '48, JOHN LYDDON RONNIE MARSTELLER BILLIE MAHAFFEY SALLY MASURY: Girls' State Representative, Semper Comites, Vice-President of Girls' League, '48-'49, Football Sweetheart Court, BARBARA MATHIS: Thespian Society, '49, Modes and Man- ners, '48, World Friendship Club, '47-48, Shakespearean Fes- tival, '47, Varsity Show, '49. VIRGINIA MCBRIDE: Usherettes, '45-'49, G.A.A., '46-'49, Glee Club, '48-'49, Thespians, '48-'49, Rhythms, '49. BONNIE McCAIN MARIAN MCCANDLESSL Vice-President World Friendship, '47-'48, Semper Comites, '46-'49, Thespians, '49, Scholarship Society, '46-'49, Band and Orchestra, lst Flute, '45-'49. CAROLE MCCARTNEY RITA MCDOUGAL DELPHA MCFARLAND: President ot Usherettes, '46, Assistant Social Secretary of Senior Class, '49, F,H.A,, '49, Girls' R Club, '48-'49, Quill and Scroll, '49. JOHN MCGEE CONNIE MCHENRY SHEILA McKENDRICK QALPH MEHAN: Stage Crew, Senior Play, Stage Crew, Varsity ow. ALFRED MENKEE HARRY MESSER: President of Ritle Club, '48-'49, Varsity Rifle Team, 2-year Letterman, '48-'49, Ivy Chain of '48, Llgessban Play, Tobias and the Angel, Thespian Society, BOB METZLER DWIGHT MlLLS: Ca tain Varsit Rifle Team '49' ' I D y , , Rite Club, '47-'48-'49, Two-year Letterman, All South Bay League Ritle Team, '48, Honor Cadet, Cadet Corps, '47. JEAN MILLS STEVE MAC KUSICF BEVERLY MOORE ROBERT MOORE VIVIAN MORGAN DELORES MOSI ER ALBERT MOOTE: Ritle Club, '48-'49, Varsity Show, '49, Junior Play, '48, DOREEN MURPHY: President of F.H.A., '48-'49, Sergeant- at-Arms, Girls' R Club, '48-'49, F,H.A,, '48-'49, Girls' R Club, G.A,A., 46-'49, Fiesta, '48-'49. MARLENE MYERS: Modes and Manners, '47-'48, Band, '46-'48, Orchestra, '48, Glee Club, '48-'49, Christmas Pro- gram, '47, PETER NATION MlCKEY NEWTON: Softball Manager, '48, R Club, '48, Civil Air Patrol, '47-'49, Glee Club, '49, Gym Duty, '49. LYNNE NILSEN: Art Editor High Tide, '49, Modes and Man- ners President, '48, World Friendship Secretary, '49, First Prize Cgstume Parade iHi Jinksl, '47, Camera Club Treas- urer, '4 . M , L i, is its it? is A-:A ' if KAERIDA NORMAN: Girls' R Club, '47-'48, Scholarship Society, '46-'48, Pilot Typist, '47-'48. TED NORMAN: Rifle Club Treasurer, '48-'49, 2-year Letter- man Rifle Team, B Rifle Team Captain, '48, MAUREEN O'CONNOR BETTY OLMST EAD GLORIA OROZCO: Paletteers President, '47-'48, Camera Club, '48, G.A.A., '47-'48, Scholarship Society, '48. GEORGE OSTERHAUS: R Club, Varsity Club, High Tide Staff, Baseball. LILLIE OVERSTREET: F.H.A., '48-'49, Paletteers, '46, MOLENE PARKER JACK PARAZETTE JOE PARRA ROBERT PATTERSON SALLY PATTERSON: Scholarship Society, '47-'49, Achieve- ment Key in Scholastic Art Awards, Costume Design for Senior Play and Thespian Play. PATSY PAYNE: Usherettes Vice-President, '47-'48, Secretary of Usherettes, '48-'49, Thespians, '48-'49, Rhythms, '48-'49, Latin Club, '48, DAN PECK BILL PENTON: Varsity Show, '49, DONNA PERKINS: Thespians, Usherettes, Varsity Show, '49, Rhythms, '48-'49, Fiesta, BETTY PETERS DICK PEUSER: Boys' R Club, Baseball. JIM PICKARD GEORGE PLASCH: Upper Class Juror, '48-'49, Boys' R Club, '46-'49, Varsity Club, '48-'49, Varsity Football, Basket- ball Team, '46-'49. PATSY POLLOCK CAROL PUNCH DONALD RAMSEY JOANNE RAWLINS FRANK ROYES: Scholarship Society, '46. VIRGINIA RESTINE BARBARA RICHTER RAY RIFFLE LARRY RILEY JACK RITTER DAVID ROBERTSON JANET ROCHEFORT: Commissioner of Campus and Health, '49, Associate Editor ot Pilot, '48-'49, Scholarship Society, '48-'49, Junior and Senior Plays, Ivy Chain, '48. SHARK: Ruunuxiznz Girls League ireasurer, 45- avg ivy Chain, '48, Associate Editor of High Tide, '48-'49, Semper Comites, '47-'49, Foolhall Sweetheart Court, '49. KENT ROGERS: Paleteers, '49, Thespians, '49, Senior Play, 'ABQ Thcspian Play, '49, Varsity Show, '49. JANET ROGERS: Scholarship Society, Seal Bearer, World Friendship Clulzg String Group, '45-'48, Orchestra, '45-'49, Girls' State, '48, JOHN ROLOFF' Yell Leader, '48-'49, Advertising Manager of High Ticle, '48f'49g Var,ity Show, '49, Band, '46-'47 BETTY 'O ROOT: Girls' Judge, '48-'49, Song Leader, '48-'49, Football Sweetheart, '49, Semper Cor-nites President, Thes- pians, '49. BARBARA SALTER BEVERLY SANDERS BOB SCI-IRAMM' Varsity Show, '49-'48, Beverly Hills As- sembly, '49 BARBARA SCOTT JACKIE SEKERIS BILL SHAHAN: Golf Te mm, '49, CHARLES SHEETS: Bard, Swing Band, Varsity Show, '49. LOIS SHERWOOD FRANK SHINN: Varsity Show, '49. DON SHURTF BERNICI: SIMAS IRENE SIMMONS JACKIE SINGLETARY Upper Class Juror, '48, Semper Comites, Thespians, '49g Ivy Chain, '48, Pasadena Playhouse Contest Play, PHIL SLAT ER DONNA SMITH FAYE SMITH: Glue Club, Christmas Program. HAMILTON SMITH JOHN SMITH: Boys' League President, '48g Varsity Club, Varsity Football Letterman, Boys R Club, Varsity Show, '47-'48, LILLIAN SMITH CLESTON SPAULDING BILLIE STURGES ARDEN STEWART JOAN STEWART: F H.A., '48A'49. EVA MAE STILES BETTY SULLIVAN SHIRLEY TAKAI OSAMLJ TAMURA is i an T , ,N C Vit . il f x, q v'-' Qs Ss SS ' W .rs 4, Y rm l EEA .fel ii. f, sf :ii . as 'VY .:.:-. ., eh .v ef K it lb Y 4 flu .,.. , . , q1:E Egtv :...,. b y , in-me t 3, ,,,., . ,, X I ag ' 'Wir 6 , g-. J 2 I ft -I 2 r T ral 3. - f S' ED TANDY: Senior Class President, Hi-Y, '49, Thespians, '49, Golf Team, '49. ANN TIMON ARLENE TIMPERLEY JEANNE TIPTON LEON 'IIPTON DAVID TRIMBLE DAVID TRANKLE BARBARA TRUESDELL: G.A.A. '46, R Club, '48-'49, Var- sity Show, '47-'49, Fiesta, '45-'49, HAROLD TURNER KEN TUXFORD CALVIN TYLER: Projection Club, '48, DAAN VAN ALDERWERELT: Boys' League Treasurer, '48, Ivy Chain, President Penpointers, '48-'49, Scholarship Society, '46-'49, Vice-President, A Swimming, 46-'49, JOAN VAN FLEET NICK VARGAS BILL VORNHOLT BILL WALKER CHARLES WALKER EUGENE WALLACE: Boys' Glee Club, Christmas Play. JOAN WALLBANK: G.A,A. and R Club, '45-'49, Scholar- ship Society, '49, Piaydays, '45-'49, Fiesta, '46, CAROL WARNICK: Senior Class, Sergeant-at-Arms, Song Leader, '48-'49, Varsity Show, '48-'49, Hi-Jinks, '47-'48, Football Sweetheart Court, '48, DOROTHY WARREN JACK WASH: Vice-President of Student Body, '48-'49, Upper and Lower Class Juror, R Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ivy Chain, Varsity Football, DON WATKINSZ Vice-President, Boys' League, President, Hi-Y, R Club, Varsity Club, C , B , Varsity Basketball, Senior Play. JEAN WATT MARLENE WEAVER MARY ELLEN WEBER: Treasurer, G.A.A. and R Club, '48-'49, President, Latin Club, '47-'49, Scholarship Society, '46-'49, Hall Patrol, Student Body Store. MARCY WEKALL: Consul of Latin Club, '47-'49, Girls' League Executive Board, Thespians, '49, Scholarship Society, '48-49, Thespian Play, '49. LOUISE WELLS: Treasurer, Future Business Leaders of America, '49, Future Homemakers of America, '49, PAT WELTER: Treasurer of Thespians, '48-'49, Junior Play, Thespian Play, Student Director, Vice-President of Advanced Glee Club. BARBARA WENZEL: Usherettes, Thespians, G,A.A.,, Senior Play, High Tide Staff. WADE WHITE JOHNNY WILKENS DOLLY WILLIAMSON: F,H.A.5 Fiesta, '48, DON WILLIAMS JOANNE WILLIAMS: Secretary, Junior Class, Girls' League Executive Board, Penpointersg Thespians, Senior Play, Ivy Chainp Productions, MARY LOU WILLIAMS: Thespians, '49, Usheretfes, '47, Var- sity Show, '48-'49, Thespian Play, Beverly Hills Assembly. PAT WILLIAMS THURMAN WINKELS: Chefs' Club Officer, '48-'49, DICK WISE: Boys' Judge, '48-'49, R Club, '47-'49, Football Sweetheart Court, Marshall of Ivy Chain, Varsity Football Letterman, '47-'48. BRYANT WOCD JANE WOOD MELVIN YOUNKER EMILE ZALESNY HELEN ZWIMPFER: Stage Representative, '48-'49, Thespians, '49, Camera Club, '45-'46, Beverly Hills Assembly, '49, Campus Theatre. Z if I 2- I dll uxxy X YE? J I Q O 1 -1 M Es: f ' i isa ROW I: Hadden, Gray, Ricketts, Seek, Moore, Haskins, Hicks, Du Frane, Abbott. ROW 2: Bunch, Hatfield, Feeney, Spencer, Hamilton, Pollock, Vincent, Douglas. ROW 3: Almeida, Read, West, Cobabe, Rash, Cox, Morris, Ridgway, Van Doren. Joyce Wilson, Treasurer, Bud Burnell, Presi- dentg Jackie Ferguson, Yell Leader, Don Cody, Vice-President, Peggy Jones, Secre- tary, Beth Smith, Historian, Peggy Stenzel, Sergeant-at-Arms. Although the Junior Class was organized when the group were freshmen, the active organization has not como about until this year when many juniors have joined enthusiastically the varied progrnm sponsored under the leadership of Miss Sinsabaugh, class adviser and Bud Burnell, president. ln addition to lower class elections and committee work, members have served this year as chairmen of committees and second semester especially have been elected to student body offices. Among the many activities in which these juniors have engaged, several will be remembered as represent- ing that preparatory year when at last each could say, Now I am a senior, The first interest for most students comes through sports for boys and girls, then having become acquainted, tleey enlarge that sphere of interest to encompass Girls' and Boys' League work, All too soon it's time to order senior rings, for September will find proud seniors dis- playing shining gold emblems of their status for the year. Spring semester, however, holds for some the desire to join and talent and have offers an opportunity and Boys' State, for senior year lie ahead. dramatic circles through the medium of the junior pray, oh, some have already shown interest become members of the Thespian troupe. For those party-minded juniors the junior-senior prom for plans and pleasure, As the junior year nears its close, representatives are selected for Girls' ushers at Baccalaureate and Commencement, and for members of the Ivy Chain. Vacation and a JUNIORS f ye 4, ff., 3 1 OFFICERS -... ini lb' -- ROW l Wrloht, Nuttlng, Austin, Dornoft, Bangs, Jones, Welsh, O'Brlvnt, Arnolll, Mfl-luqh Lawn, Puqsley, Coyle ROW 7. Draper, Bean, Castano, Johnston, Husted, Haroer, O'Ratdy, Matson, llea, Flahlye, Haqs ROW 3' Krdman, tteGrace, Mathews, Walton, Strrckland, Cole ROW li Parne, Fogelsonq, Hansen, Sertcrt, Hawker, Perdue, Jones, Crawford, Montgomery, Prnerlo, Trmperley, Mltchell ROW 2 Rlce, Rose, Sullivan, James, Fly, Stone, Langford, Long, Fraser, Ethrldge. ROW 3. Caswell, Arias, Atrneson, Sweet, Patton, Walker, Dayrs, Crawfal, Jacobs, Gothrc, ROW 4: Hernandez, Vnqrl ROW l Shutts, Small, Mllllcan, Snelgroye, Glerllch, Lamb, Fullerton, Fortney, Borough, Tannlnl, Tarrant, Harless, Thomson. ROW 2' Hamrlton, Hansen, Garcia, McAndrew5, McGraw, Ferguson, Plnedo, Fonseca, Ferquson, Shaeffer, Newman, Manor, ROW 3: DuPont, Tyler, Dawson, Johnson, Troxell, Bennett, Grant, Tipton, Paraalls, Conklin, Evano ROW 4. Sunderland, Elklnqs, Spain Waggoner, Costa, DeGrote, Mattle, Moore, Brgpond, Allen, Allee. ROW l Gash, Hansen, Turner, Soenneken, Stewart, Wrtham, Rennvr, McCann, Rlrsth, Brown, Mnnter, Marsh, ROW 2: Fullerton, Schefer, Klusmeyer, McAndrews, McGraw, Arnold, Small, Charler, ROW 3: Soules, Donlou, Ballard, Cook, Burnell, Plotner, Doney, Dody, Ray, Terry ROW 4: Dleda, Thompson, Raymond, Hernandez, Stuarnl, Paytton, Dlon, Trrer ROW 5. Peyton, Peckham, Dolvrnck, Creech Z nm M , . , ,V f Y ff' 'T 1 U ROW l: Be'nnett, Brigham, Bertsch, Jones, Warnlck, Shillam, Fish, Deflebach, Johnson, Granton, Jeffers, Mullaney, Clark. ROW 2: Florence, Humphrey, Humphrey, Knappman, Dayis, Edgerton, Cook, Moss, Thomas, Hill, Drain ROW 3: Vargas, Eller, Sonne, Minemoto, Real, Trevino, Swanson, Tarengo, Saunders, McMakon, McClung. ROW 4: Walters, Littleton, Nielson, Keeland, Duhm, Bagnall, Schmidt, Watkins, Engel, Parson. ROW 5: Schmidt, Kibby, Draper, Hodges, Compton, Harden, Bishop, Braly, Goth, ROW 6: Myers, Jones, Call, McCulley. ROW li Dlttlmore, Loomis, Ball, Murray, Anderson, Ferhrache, Williams, Stewart, Godbey. ROW 2: Williams, Green, Evans, Rhodes, Schaefer, Croft, Simms, Tilley, Arnold, Hanna, Mayol. ROW 3: Fraser, Cook, Carlson. ROW l: Seifert, Czuleger, Brock, Caruso, Prowse, Saucedo, Dauwalder, Smith, Moxley, Stone, Farrell, Marshall, ROW 2: Beal, Coury, Lackey, Hirtensteiner, Welton, Dieda, Stewart, Skinn, Phillips, Mills, Hadden. ROW 3: Walkley, Smith, Wilkinson, Hobart, Iohns, Cornez, Gooler, King, Secrist, Maurer. ROW 4: Show, Davies, Sutton, Schultz, Kueneman, Spaulding, Fairchild. ROW l: Kennedy, Warren, Dion, Hopkins, Cox, Collins, Chailer, Remsen, Rippey. ROW 2: Taylor, Rice, Roloff, Bobo, Stone Zalesny, Ridgway, McFarlane, Southard, ROW 3: Peyton, Boyd, Caprine, Cole, Martin, Schmidt, King. ROW 4: Harvey, Redick, Lassila, Doherty, Kildow, Begg, Cashin, Leovy. OFFICERS Pai Gwnnup, Treasurer, Tillie Garcia, Vice-Prest dent, Oren Wilson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Pat Haw- ker, Secretary, Charles Root, President, 3lII Memoriam BOB SWEET I I Y , - f 4 ll SOPHOMORES ROW l. Means, Turner, Weiss, Dettmers, Dessommes, Farr, Darley, DuBoce, Eatherton, Roloff, Mahoney. ROW 2: Boden, Thorn, N Moofe, BramILy, Toomey, Wheeler, Gulbert, Stone, Foglesong. ROW 3: Garcia, Hoffman, Engle, Patnck, Caruso, Darley, Ev Schnelrler, Lewis, Mitchell, ROW 4: Allen, Schoebungcr, McCourt, Sodcrherg, Dear, Alford, Gundlcc, Wulson, O'Brlen, Wilson, MCC ROW li Bute, Hastmgs, Stone, Rosch, Trnmmer, Wllson, Davis, Azar, Lee, Black, West, Sudduth, l-lixon. ROW 2: Abt, Partin, Markham, Anderson, Hastrngs, Collins, Deramus, Slater, Snow, Grcenstonc, Gcnslcy, Trenherth, Van Nostrand. ROW 3: Mrs. Geery, Ta' Hurt, Hadley, Croshy, Caraway, O'Rardy, Lafhron, Bowls, Dnon, Wulson, Jacobson, Klzzuar,Goor1win, ROW 4: Brown, D'Agay, Samuel Franklin, Bocclecker, Kogak, Rose, Hofman, Krlner, Weilenman, Chase, Recnagal. ROW 5: Anderson, Van Dyke, Rscc, Boaz, H Border, Grantham, Short, Gomez, Ebertlng, Gul. . ' 'Nz 6-1 -1, ll .L.....s l i l i I I l I i i I I i i E ROW I: Martin, Williams, Drown, Leandres, Leandres, Hampton, Andersen, Herlocker, Mick, Jones, Hammer, Vigil. RON 2: Hickson, Smith, Taylor, Guaderrama, Pettyjohn, Wenzel, Snehorn, Whitehead, Boydston, LaValIey, ROW 3: Kingmai Austin, Allen, Landino, Wilkins, Welch, Burke, Weilbrenner, Boman, Glass, Meyer. ROW 4: Hobdag, Birgel, Schaefe McCown, Oliver, Gordon, DeCrona, McClung, Jenkins, Cooper, Weaver. ROW l: Estrado, Chapman, Trubee, McHenry, Muriger, Hobbs, Lomax, Keaveny, Garcia, McBride, Williams, Rudge, Smitl ROW 2: Wash, Goolsby, Dutton, St, Pierre, Baker, Cook, Ray, Burt, Koch, Miller, Bowling, McHenry, Fowler, Zuchel ROW 3: Pugsley, Richey, Church, O'Brien, O'Boskey, Vanzandt, Della, Revere, Wood, Mrs. Geery, ROW 4: Colemai Warren, Wildey, Bross, Rosenthal, Morgan. ROW I: Kibby, Trexler, Collins, Schlegel, Forbes, Walden, Hawker, Seifert, Stratton, Longstreet, Killman. ROW 2: Torre Fry, Charles, Beck, Robertson, Madrid, Loy, Hershey, Marmon, Crowder. ROW 3: Lewis, Stickle, Clark, Colman, Bartoi Taylor, Ellis, Williams, Rogers, Barth, Schwartz. ROW 4: Lyddon, Leal, Hedrick, Golldege, Smith, Weilenman, Carpente Cohn, Rodriguez, Davies, Dean, Fairbrother. ROW 5: Page, Simpson, Seawright, Crites, Hobday, Lettunick, Brazil, Von Seeth, Harris, Ewart. ROW I: Compton, Mattix, Hanna, Banuelos, Moore, Shockey, Martin, Schiff, Fishburn, Menzies, Haddon, Taylor. ROl 2: Castillion, Stewart, Franich, Harmon, Saldano, Serrato, MacLaren, Portzer, Hewitt, Hardgroye. ROW 3: Bree, Harri Pappas, Edgar, Wilson, Little, McClure, Regnosa, Leonard, Belt. ROW 4: Thim, Kraus, Wilson, Cook, Ahlstrom, Blun Smith, Wright, Gore. ROW 5: Walsh, Wilder, Briggs, Jones, Briggs. 5 'l-'Y rfiglaif in F V3 l tw swf, ROW I ftttmlt,fnmrrtlnf-try, lllswortl't,'wtf'pl1Pns Tvlvr, Auuttn, Lazalro ROW 2: Gonznlrs, Johnson, Kms, Antlmstm livrtltftvl lmrwsrnn ROW fi lakc, Adams, Askcw, Malttn, Mlllcr ROW l Postr-r, lpplvtt, Groqory, Cornran, K rm Wnttmolc, Oqlcfiuy, Htatt, Dunn, Marsh, Mtncnart ROW 2 Glllls, Lalktns Clmrlr-n, Wtlsvm, Frrfrvrh, Fclsluurq, Forq, Bvnrcns Dcarlxorn, Mflsaas, Stachan. ROW 3. Brown, Staples, Patterson, Kwlak Ufltlurr Ftscus, '-mall, Hnnllaumvr Arc-nz, Stott, Vafa, ROW 111 Plohcr, Slater, Ruetlvcrg, Watson, Seaton. ROW l litrtrltklmlty, Kvnvnny, Slmnklnnrl, Gmlll, James, Flahuxc, Canon, Mrs, Rlnkcr. ROW 2' Phocnux, Mavttmv Rmllx Mont-I, Ktvlty, lnrttlurv, Foslrr, Boone, Doss, Smtth, Tallcy ROW 3: Klzcy, Birkenstock, Bcclw, Palnc, Stott, C,.Iu lJrtKIr-tnlr.t..s, Str-wart, Rrzwlanrt, Carlson, Burch ROW 4: glam, Watson, Allvrughl, BIYfWlJElUlt'NCl, Mrlntvrc Arcnz IHOW I Rn-.1-, Hfrrtt, Wvltz, Hoonstm, Belmont, Taylor, Ollwarcs, Tlhlmctts, Davis, Klcrnq, Brlgqs, Slmttts ROW 7 Muckcl my, ',lrmy.rm.x, Wvrltllc-, Kuhn, Rash, Dcnms, Koontz, Westmoreland, Royos, Laralzcc, Ayala, Ltttlc, l-llatt ROW 3: Bcnnutt '.t.tr-rlr, ',w.1Ilow, Montqomf-rv, Stout, Kucnoman, Hoxtc, Johnson, James, Fults. ROW 4' Chase, HOVIS, Bro lssarcl, Sltcrrort Wrtl-am, ltrllqlrur, Mmkhmu, Mmuymua, Howsort, Frlwartls ROW 5. Nnqlc, Tanner, Whtpnlo, Httlrcr, Hottnc-1, Mostvr GYOVD, Stlmlsu, lllutnull, Wllkmsrln, LCOVIH OFFICERS Archie Defterios, Sergeant-at-Arms: Donna Corsaro, Historian, Cynthia Cobb, Vice-Presi- dent, Mr, Morris, Adviser, Donna Van Horn, Treasurer, Jill Adams, Secretary, Joe Morgan, President. FRESHMEN ROW 1: Lindsay, Creech, Mauer, Warnholtz, Wallenberg, King, Bauch, McKenzie, Hutcheson, Gaston. ROW 2: Gagnier, Elliott, Redick, Wilson, Robinson, Lindsey, Cuffe, Rodenhauser, Larson, ROW 3: Duncan, Lockhart, O'Neill, Jones, Cunning- ham, Bibee, Schwietzer, Rash, Irvine, Crawford, Cobb, Van Horn. ROW l: Byrne, Serrato, Goss, Duryer, Scrivens, Detzer, Simpson, Montgomery, Crabtree, ROW 2: Klevis, Neal, Carve, Stern- ard, Carve, Gilmour, Newshall, Blueiacket. ROW 3: Maryama, Kent, Hiatt, Gilman, Hale, Doran, Timon, Scott, Smith, Green- field. ROW 4: Simms Lawson, Mardan, Bullock, Compton, Dickerson Peterson, Holden, Johnson. 1 I i C wa, in ffl 17'-3' FHL , J... I ,al vrvwv-UV' ROW l: Fntzen, Duggan, Gonzales, Blackford, Legget, Feuz, Grimsgaard, Rose, Spanos, Benton, Dornolt, Jezulm, James. ROW Harmen, Wilkinson, Romo, Ray, Lewis, Sunquist, Strickland, Keller, Davie, Bremmer, Armstrong, Johnson. ROW 3: Wynne, Park McCutr'neon Trevrno, Dougherity, Bertch, Smith, MCC-ibbons, Haseustah, Witt, Grant, Green. ROW l: Bentle, Blanco, McGee, Young, Knapp, Fattler, Teter, Caswell, Coates, Wise, DeSmidt, Beesley, Reed. ROW 2: Comb, Flor Bryson, Spearman, Moss, Hertel, Cordell, Tarpley, Brown, Gregory, Parodes, Lloyd. ROW 3: Peterman, Corentry, Keller, Jezuler, Linak Mulnarr, Watkins, Wagner, Tarpley, Boudreau, Blaine, Schumaker, Simmons. ROW 4: Boggs, Abercromlwre, Pierce, Sleek, Pearcy, Fish Asa, Boyer, Bennett, Brenenslahl, ROW li Dunlap, Packard, Watkins, Inman, Flahive, File, Blackett, Jones, Madrid, Smith, Jongsma. ROW 2: Kelley, Worthrop, Cart Hale, Franklin, Leavitt, Swanson, Glang, Cook, Cope, Bivens, Towne. ROW 3: James, Norman, Morgan, Long, Diffine, Morga Landers, Kelley, Lindtner. ROW 4: Hirt, Conrad, McMiIlian, Eitzen, Short, Kelley, Drain, as Mis' ROW l: Delia, Sorrel, Vansina, Falcone, Bibeau, Nagel, Grant, Peterson, Horner, Jones, Rogers, Briggs, Gorman. ROW 2: Lang, Edwari Salinas, Smith, Rupert, Crow, Newsom, Wharton, Watson, Pearce, Proctor, ROW 3: Aderholt, Bulyas, Hill, Maryana, Baldwin, Wineg Castrano, Cadell, Brown. ROW 4: Martin, Ryan, Whitton, Nelson, Kiker, Waterman, Charlekson, Proctor, Erving, Scott, Holt, Warn ROW l: Kimble, Henderson, Gray, Martin, Anderson, Coleman, Wise, Van Eaton, Van Fleet, Bartley, DeSimone. ROW 2: Boghick, Grim Taylor, Kutch, Greene, Barker, Anson, Cravello, Knudsen, Lingintelder, ROW 3: Moore, Shields, Stewart, Sheets, Herring, Brown, Anders: Ton, Shortriclge, Wantz. ROW l: Trimble, Demgrey, Hix, Garrison, Mapes, Clark, Haswell, Armstrong, Reed, Willoughby, Phelps, Rogers, ROW 2: Carlsc Beckwith, Davison, Stephenson, Fitzmaurice, Farrell, Adams, Westcott, Simpson, Dorullard, Kuhn. ROW 3: Lunden, Paules, Garc Dapiwalder, Williams, Lenahan, Keeter, Hobart, Penser, Corsaro, Nicholson, EVBVIS, Martin. l ROW li Wood, DeGrace, Scvope, Valdey, Oliver, Tingley, Pasquale, Sexton, Clement, Bennett, Brown, Soliz, Baker. ROW 2: Mallory Valcnzacla, Drake, Weber, Matthews, Wright, Seamans, Mead, Lewis, Otten, Hopper. ROW 3: Halbert, Hite, Thomas, Doss, Karson, Coylc, Weaver, Prnney, Martin, Bonus. ROW 4: Rotea, Estrada, Caraway, Landaker, Reynolds, Hesse, Hall, Paine, Shortridge, Dexheimer, Day. ROW 5: Price, Moore, Gother, Kennington, Natisin, Elequin, Kelley, Slavas, Caraway, Scales, ROW l: Houk, LaCroiz, Smith, McGee, Turpin, Johnson, Bailey, Feliz, Richardson, Tarner, Koontz, ROW 2: Plumleigh, Reierson, Ray- mond, Rudder, Sill, Valentino, Summers, Loomis, Hopkins, Zinsley, Smith. ROW 3: Plante, Long, Sharp, Fullenwider, Fogle, Schanackcr Pittman, Azar, Wolfe, Brown, Edgar, Masick. ROW 4: Hesse, Cobabe, Corsaro, Carlson, Dcfterios, Rodriguez, Ketteringham, Sullivan ROW 5: Hestor, Nett, Borough, Scherer, Steven, ROW l' Houlgate, Timan, Stamis, Pavrck, Draper, Graham, Edwards, Moore, Moore, Merritt, McDougal. ROW 3: Heft, Menkee, Doryl, Clark Wheeler, Hoplcr. ROW 5: Gillham, Erving, Means, Watkins, Carpenter, Willette. Abarran, Wright, Swearingen, Finley, Aitken, White, Collier, McBride, Jutfman, Wall, Boston, Kulek, Sadler, Jeffers. ROW 2 Plong, Cline, Berman, Bardin, Fox, Payne. ROW 4: Becker, Tipton, Brown, WBf9fS, MGGHS, Cade, M6fSl1-ill, THYIOV, H8I'mOI'1 r as----r Q Remember These ACTIVITIES EAW XX I .11 9 AS HI Q 4 19' I fn X .14 wi 'K' if My 'Q 03 S K E if . -a 'f 49y 1- N 'es Q. I7 O 0 O fb , ' I ' L3 ' ' 0 , 'E , J , Q I ,Q ' I . 0' lm 4 3 X12 I A -J 613 Q7 Q . is 'rig f I .3 I I 5' 5 E Qui RON COX Student Body Presidei A First Terrn BASIL CUNNINGHAI Student Body Presider Second Term I STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The year l948-49 got under way with Ron Cox, student body prexy, as presiding officer of the Associated Student Body Council, The Council has developed from the original leadership class of former years and has served actively in drawing up plans and rendering decisions of student body concern together with Mr. Uhls, coordinator of student activities, The first undertaking of the council was the freshman party, then Red and White Day, noon rallies and activities, the dedication of the bleachers, and attendance ot representatives at Bay League Forums brought the first semester to a close, Second terrn Basil Cunningham took the gavel to assume leadership of the council. R.U.H.S. played host to the Bay League Forum in March at which time Dolores Ganzhorn acted as parliamentarian, Throughout the year students have felt that the council served in their interest as their representatives, ELECTED OFFICERS Wh., ROW l: Geonetta, Jones Cameron, Rochefort, Root Clarke. ROW 2: Wise, Wash, Falcone, Cunningham, Cox Hershey, Mr. Uhls. ROW li Betty Jo Root, Girls' Judge, Susie Jones, Secre- tary, Carol Cameron, Girls' League President, Janet Rochetort, Commissioner of Campus and Health, Joan Anthony, Pilot Editor, Shirley Chasse, Head Song Leader, Pat Bethea, Hiqh Tide Edi- tor, Elaine Burgess, Assistant Secretary, Dolores Ganzhorn, President of Girls' R Club and GAA. ROW 2: Dick Wise, Boys' Judge, Jack Wash, Vice-President, Dewey Falcone, Commissioner ol Athletics, Basil Cunningham, Student Body President, seca ond term, Ron Cox, Student Body President, first term, Jerry Hershey, Commissioner ot Entertainment, Joe Goon- ctta, Boys' League President ROW 3: Bob Hirtensteiner, President ot Boys' R Club, Mr. Uhls, Coordinator of Stu- dent Activities, Mike O'Con- nor, President of the Shack , Bill Bottorf, Head Cheer Leader ,--n . S. B. C. -0- 1- s Noon Rallies Among the many campus activities sponsored by the A.S.B.C. the noon events have been deserving of a word of recognition. During the fall season football rallies incorporated unique skits, songs, and yells, to build support for tne Seahawks. Pictured here is one such rally w.th girls providing the entertainment. Noon games and dances have also proved to be time con- suming and enjoyable for those who found time on their hands. One of the largest undertak- ings was the Varsity Show written and directed by the student committee mace up of Dick Wise, Pat Bethea, Valerie Harmon, Sharri Rodecker, Susie Jones, Joan Anthony, Dolores Finlay, Ron Clark, Bob Hirtensteiner, Pat Welter, Jerry Hershey, Blanche Diehl, and Ron Cox, 'W4lWmlwmf,v- I. If CAROL CAMERON President EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST TERM ROW l: Jennie Detterios, Betty Jo Root, Noel Howard, Joyce Wilson, Lupe Gra- nados, Tillie Garcia, Dolores Ganzhorn, Janet Walden, Carol Crawford. ROW 2: Jan Stewart, Peggy Jones, Cynthia Fess- ler, Sally Mas,iry, Patsy Pollack, Sasie Jones, Carol Cameron, Jackie Single- tary, Sharri Rodecker, Adrianne Wil- liams. ROW 3: Jeanne Gibson, Beth Smith, Jean Watt, Maude O'Briant, Bobbie Jones, Barbara Lawrence, Peggy Rhodes, Joanne Williams, Pat Bethea, Sue Forbes. EXECUTIVE BOARD SECOND TERM ROW l: Betty Jo Root, Blanche Fritzen, Tillie Garcia, Joyce Wilson, Lupe Gra- nados, Noel Howard, Dolores Ganzhorn, Janet Walden, Rosalie Fritzen, Mary Lee Jones. ROW 2: Jan Stewart, Peggy Jones, Cynthia Fessler, Sally Masury, Patsy Pollack, Susie Jones, Carol Cam- eron, Sharri Rodecker, Adrianne Wil- liams, Pat O'Neile, Marilyn Stratton. ROW 3: Beth Smith, Joan Hanger, Maude O'Briant, Betty Lou Dapus, Bar- bara Lawrence, Pat Bethea, Vonnie Knappman, Ande Wilson, Ann Mick, Marcie Wekall. . s N.. -N as is x wx, N 2 A N Q GIRLS' LEAGUE Girls' League Activities during '48-'49 have been numerous, for they started with Freshman Recognition Day in Septem- ber which was indeed a day for the freshmen girls who were entertained in the auditorium with skits, speeches, and re- freshments. Also a tea held for girls new to Redondo had as its purpose to acquaint girls with the students of Redondo and in so doing create a friendly atmosphere. The invita- tional Bay League Conference of the Girls' League aimed to secure ideas from other schools for girls' league activities, their methods of supervising the girls in uniforms, etc. At Christmas the Girls' League planned packages for needy girls. April 8 was Girl Hate Boy Day , girls were not allowed to speak to any boy in school for one day. infraction resulted in punishment by the girls. At the Hi-Jinks all girls were urged to participate in honoring the queen with skits, music, and costumes. The final event each year is the Co-ed Ball sponsored by the League at which time every senior girl is eligible to be voted queen or a member of the court. This formal dance also honors the May King who is crowned with the queen before a large majority of the student body. t . -. 1 . N, NN QS . fig N.,,, , me ,C ELECTED OFFICERS ROW li Jennie Defterios, Upper Class Juror, Betty Jo Root, Judge, Noel Howard, Upper Class Juror, Lupe Granaclos, Assistant Judge, Tillie Garcia, Lower Class Juror, Rosalie Fritzen, Upper Class Juror, Janet Walden, Lower Class Juror, ROW 2: Peggy Jones, Upper Class Juror, Cynthia Fessler, Secretary, Sally Masury, Vice-President, Patsy Pollack, Sergeant-at-Arms, Carol Cameron, President, Jackie Singletary, Upper Class Juror, Sharri Rodecker, Treasurer. ROW I Lupe Granados, Dolores Falcone, Tillie Garcia, Betty Jo Root, Diana Ketter- inqharn, Derry Chamberlain, Noel Howard, Joyce Wilson, Dolores Ganzhorn. ROW 7 Susie Jnm--,, Cynthia Fessler, Marilyn Jones, Carol Cameron, Barbara Lawrence, llmne Burqess, Marion McCandless, Barlvara Anderson, ROW 3: Jennie Dettcnos, Penny Jones, Maude O'Briant, Pat Gicrlich, Adrianne Williams, Jackie Singletary v f J' Q Q., SEMPER .-asf' ' v ' I colvurfs Members Not an Picture: Barhara Abt, Pat Bethea, Carol Crawtorr Gretchen Dcffebach, Rosalie Fntzen, Mai Lee Jones, Sally Masury, Patsy Polloc Sherri Rodecker, Beth Smith, Janet Waldo Ande Wilson, Ruth Wlndrnuller, s Q LEAGUE are ' ' JOHN SMITH ' President, First Term JOE GEONETTA President, Second Term BOYS' LEAGUE ELECTED OFFICERS, FIRST AND SECOND TERMS ROW I: Dick Wise, Judge, Chuez Hernandez, Upper Class Juror, Steve Hinchcliff, Lower Class Jurorg Don Crosaro, Lower Class Juror, Robert Carne, Lower Class Juror, Joe Geonetta, President. ROW 2: Oren Wilson, Lower Class Juror, Don Watkins, Vice-President, Larry Bark, Treasurer, George Plasch, Upper Class Juror. Other Officers: Jack Williams, Secretary, Nick Vargas, Upper Class Juror, Fred Jackman, Sergeant- af-Armsg Dick Castillon, Upper Class Juror, John Smith, President. GIRLS' and BOYS' STATE L - . It 5 WN K n .. -as r , . f L ' J' L1 Y Representatives: Joan Anthony, Cynthia Fessler, Janet Rcgers, Sally Masury, Dewey Falcone, Jerry Hershey, Bill Pickler, Ron Cox. Others: Robert Crane, Charles Dickinson. Each year a certain number of students are elected by the faculty to attend Girls' and Boys' State in Sacramento. They are chosen from members of the Junior Class on thc basis of five points: l. High scholastic standing 2. Student body leadership 3. lnterest in government 4. High moral character 5. Good sportsmanship For a week, they experience a laboratory course in city, county and state government. This year, lO were privileged to attend. Each student who attended Girls' or Boys' State has this year proved himself worthy of that honor by being outstanding in his field. Ron Cox became a definite leader when he assumed the duties of Student Body President. Dewey Falcone and Jerry Hershey became Commissioners of Athletics and Entertainment respectively. Charles Dickinson was not only Treasurer of Scholarship Society but throughout his high school career has received grades high enough to allow him to be a seal bearer. Robert Crane was President of the Bible Club and also a member of Scholarship Society. Bill Pickler has done outstanding work in the field of stage design and construction. Not to be outdone, the girls also proved their worth. Sally Masury and Cynthia Fessler were both active in Girls' League work, serving two terms as Vice-President and Secretary respectively. Janet Rogers has been outstanding in music, while Joan Anthony has served as the Editor of the Pilot, our annual yearbook. Janet Rogers has also re- ceived high grades during her high school days and is one of our seal bearers, and Joan has been a cheer leader .mil Secretary of R Club. These same students have also taken part in committee work and club activities, too numerous to name. Janet Rochcfort, Associate Editor, Beverly Tarrant, Typist, Bill Strickland, Boys' Sports, Virginia Nutting, Typist, Dick Williams, Literary Editor, Charlene Pugsley, Girls' Sports, Joan Anthony, Editor, Ellen Loomis, Girls' Sports, Harriet Drain, Photography Editor, Mary Marshall, Literary Editor, Noel Howard, Publicity Editor, and Ken Barton, Boys' Sports. PILOT STAFF As the I949 Pilot goes to press and staff members find time to catch their breath, thoughts turn to those who made possible the completion of a massive undertaking, begun with the first day of the school year. ln managing the affairs of business and sales special thanks will go to Carl Cowan and students who worked with him on the advertising, Mary Ellen Weber, Mary Lou Williams, and staff members, as well as Mary Murray, Carol Wood, and Dee Mosier, responsible for the photography of advertisements. Every- one who now or in later years scans the book will remember Ron Cox, art editor, whose unforgettable character cartoons, which bring the book to life, give it the necessary spice, reflective of the '49er days. Recognition for much of the preliminary planning of the boys' sports goes to Ken Barton, who left R.U.l-l.S. in February. From members of the staff, 'fThis is our best, we hope the students like it! CARL COWAN Business and Sales Mgr. RON COX Art Editor JOAN ANTHONY Editor-in-Chief Editor, Pal' Bethea ,Vw HIGH TIDE 2nd YEAR JOURNALISM ROW lr Johnson, Vornholt, Miss Sinsabaugh, Moore, Cameron, Rodecker, Bethca, Holden Gibson, Nilsen. ROW 2: Mr. Epp, Graff, Hodges, Briant, Jones, Wenzel, Mahaffey Blueiacket, Alford. ROW 3: Collup, Comstock, Gardiner, Buck, Baylor, Capeffo, Morris Thompson. ROW 4: Vigil, Estes, Spaulding, Hite, Saunders, Green, Cole, Hanna, Collins JW 2 lst YEAR JOURNALISM ROW l: Stone, Richter, Kennedy, Sfenzel, Davis, O'Brianl, Wilson, Ferguson, Coyle Marshall, Arnold. ROW 2: Klusmeyer, Schaefer, McAndrews, McGraw, Minter, Evans Small, Chailcr, Hickey, Lamb. ROW 3: Stevenson, Oslerhaus, Peyton, Slater, Stevens McFarland, Timon, Williams, O'Conner, Bobo, ROW 4: Green, Dieda, Tedford, Cody Kennedy, Bacon, Vornliolf, Trier, Mahan, McMasfers. la .., RED and WHITE DAY The Red and White Dance opened the Grid season for the Seahawks. The dance was sponsored by Semper Comites and was held in the Girls' Gym. Norman Niver's band provided music for the occasion. Closing Red and White Week, Friday, October 22, was Homecoming Day on the R.U.l-l.S. campus. Rooms were decorated in the traditional fashion with first prize awarded to Mr. Brubaker's third period Chemistry class. Pictured here is Miss McDowell's group also a winner in the competition. Activity included the exchange rally with Inglewood as their song and yell leaders and student council members appeared as guests, returning the visit of Redondo earlier in the week. Culrninating the week, Inglewood played Redondo on the Sentinels' field. CAST Kahm Alvivnr' lnrsrmrl Mama Flfllurvf, Finlay l'np.1 lmry Bark UIHQIUJI Hmlmm Wvnlol Lhvlsfrm' Jrmnnr' Wnllmmx M1 Hyrlr' Drm VV.1tkm-. Nvlm Iwo Lorxmrm Almi Irlrm Jnnct Rrwfhfrmrl Axmi Snqurl Hulllr' Mnhaffvy ALM! lmmy Ioan Blnfk llnrlz' fhrsu lmry Hrvahvy A VVfwm.m Mmllvn lfmvx M: Hun kr-lawn farl Fmmv Dr lruhrwxrm Kent Rrzqcrx Amr' Jam Lowc- A Numa' Dawn Bmnhnrfiv Anrmthz-r Hwnuv Mrnfv Wvknll 'mmI.1 Cl:-:If Clulfurrl Hen! lflmvnc 1: Dana Moorchcari Jmmc Holmes Hvlllmv lc-mmul flv Um-nccivrtls ,rrulvwfnrmm Alum' Anqlvn Betty Jo Root, Football Sweethez John Smith, Outgoing Boys' Leag Presidentg Joe Geonetta, Incorn Boys' League President, Mr. Str Varsity Coach, Ron Cox, Studi Body President. Ninth Annual Varsity Homecoming Dance Climaxing the l948 Football season, the semi-formal varsity dance was sponsored by the Boys' League. Committee mem- bers in charge included John Smith, General Chairman, Ron Cox, Program and Designg Dewey Falcone, Publicity, Bob l-lirtensteiner, Decorations, Jack Wash and Jack Williams, Refreshments, Dick Wise and Mike O'Connor, Entertainment, Ron Clark, Tickets, and Daan VanAlderwerelt, Finance. Dancing featured Phil Harris' band with leader, Frankie Rem- ley. A unique feature of the evening climaxed a pre-dance campaign to answer the question, Who ls Oscar? The answer was learned during the evening when at an auction he was revealed to be a Turkey! VARSITY SWEETH EART COURT ROW li Cameron, Masary, Warnick, Rodecker, Jones, Root. ROW 2: Fritzen, O'Connor, Elerding, Gibson, Husted. Tulnas Bill Bottort Tolxit Jerry Hershey Anna Pat Wclter Raphael Harry Messer Sara Blanche Diehl Bandit Ken Barton bhcrah Marcy Wekall Azoran Mary Lou Williams Tankah Billie Mahaftey Kish Helen Zwimpfer Kara Doreen Bond Kulmian Slave Ken Barton Raquel Kent Rogers Asrnoclay Richard Bennett Woman Jackie Ferguson Dancer Patsy Bangs l 5 5 5 s 5 THESPIAN PLAY TOBlAS AND THE ANGEL The National Thespian Society, Local troupe 462, was organized at R.U.H.S. in the early Fall of l94 under the guidance and sponsorship of Mr, George B, Moon, This non-social and non-secret organization is for the chief purpose of promoting better drama in the high school and extending more opportunitie to all students interested in speech arts activities. During the past two years, the Thespians have becomi one ot the larger clubs on the campus-totalling more than two hundred members. National headquarter in Cincinnati, Ohio, have commended Troupe 462 on its many varied and ambitious undertakings, singlini our troupe out as one of the one thousand existing High School Thespian Troupes to have a program worthy ot honorable mention. VARSITY SHOW GULLIBLES' TRAVELS Western Combining student talent and student direction, the l949 Varsity Show developed the idea of a radio quiz show with the three pairs of winners receiving trips to unknown lands. Each pair was privileged to select the chosen spot and journey to that spot for a vacation of fun, all expenses paid. The first couple, sophisticated to a high degree, allowed their small son to choose a Western Dude Ranch. The cowboys proved ready and waiting with a program of slapstick and corn . Skits, songs, dances, and the never to be forgotten piano, ukulele and guitar accompaniments provided a true vacation tor our visitors. mvnimn oufh America New York Act ll saw a second couple on their way to Broadway and the bright lights of New York City. They too enjoyed the music of the orches- tra, songs, specialty numbers, and dances of a large group of en- tertainers. The third pair left their native land tor a sojourn to South America and were fascinated by the South American rhythm of the music and dances, Band members. provided both specialty numbers and orchestral accompaniments for the entire i949 pro- duction. X x Junior Play THE GREAT BIG DOOR STEP ,. 'pg , ' J Virginia Nutting Nancy Simms . Maude O'Briant David Kelley , Patricia McCann Marilyn Lamb . Dorothy Newman Peggy Stenzel . Richard Bennett Bryant WOOd . Bob McMasters -Gloria Johnson Margaret Fortin ' 4ASlack Cashin . . Evvie . . . Topal , Mrs. Crochet . Commodore . Elna . Fleece , . Arthur . , Mr. Tobin . Tayo Delacroix . Mrs. Dupre . . Dewey Crochet X ,J 1 f Hai core . Mr. Beaumont Crochet k a .WW ,Y -Q veg f 1, Q . F 'S' V A , , 1 5' g 4:9 gg is 1 2 1' 1 'Hi . ' M' 55 A1 ' Q K ff 1 Targa '5 2 ww 4 ,. ff, , fy Q WL: y Q, . X . 4 2' 'f' 5 xi -nv' , ull' ' iff-2 Sy, ar -ff ... 1 - ' ff' , an 1 2 f v 'fy 2 v A f X ff yy' 'iv tv K 3 , 1 nb N qui A ' Q S Qs Ma W X? 1 if it 1 l 4 M' Q . 1 HI-JINKS Tradition at R.U.H.S. was marked again by the Girls' Hi-Jinks, the all-girl party of the year when most ot the llOO girls paid tribute to their May Queen, Sally Masury, preceded by her attendants, Betty Jo Root, Beverly Husted, and the Court composed of Joan Anthony, Pat Bethea, Carol Cameron, Blanche Diehl, Dorothy Dion, Cynthia Fessler, Rosalie Fritzen, Dolores Ganzhorn, Lupe Granados, Ruth Hampton, Susie Jones, Delpha McFarland, Patsy Pollock, Janet Roche- tort, Sharri Rodecker, Carol Warnick, Marcy Wekall, and Dolly Williamson, all wearing pastel colors. Jacque Elerding, Cari Holden, Dawne Bernhardt, Maureen O'Connor, Jean Watt, Betty Sullivan, Libbie Harlow, Barbara Truesdell, Betty Dupus, Joyce Johnson, Patsy Chailer, Marian McCandless, DeDe Lewis, Ann Kingman, Doreen Bond, Virginia McBride, Angie Felix, and Jean Hammock were members of the chorus. Flower girls, Barbara Lawrence, Beverly Moore, Derry Chamberlain, Joan Hanger, Jennie Defterios, Noel Howard, Bobbie Jones, and Jackie Singletary scattered a path ot blossoms for the queen and her attendants. Crown bearers, Barbara Wenzel and Vera Guaderrama, trumpeters, Mary Lou Williams and Helen Zwimpfer, and announcers, Dolores Finlay and Aldene Larson, completed the procession. Joanne Williams and Marlene Dittmar cut the ribbons which were to mark the path of all who followed as strains ot familiar music were provided by Peggy Badt, Diane Benton, Joyce Blackmer, Shirley Drew, Janet Rogers, and Janet Walden. The general chairman was Joyce Wilson, Girls' League President, who with her committee worked untiringly to make these the very best Hi-Jinks and Co-Ed Ball that R.U.H.S. has ever known. , . 'X if I I W was Q rf VK- bw .L , ,Ai Bm ,, .. si ,,...-,-.... . M-- t- ROW l Lhailu-, Schoolcy, Janet Rochcrloit, Johnny Atchison, Del- iiha Mtfarlanrl, Bill Adams, 'itcyrr lclncy, Lune Giartatlos, Vnra Giiarlouama, Mary Lou Wil- liams, Ruth Hampton, Ron Llarkc ROW 2 Daan Van Aldcrf wcrclt, Larol Warnick, Dick Wise, Susie Jones, Jack Ritter, Dolores Ganzhorn, loc Gconctta, Patsy Pollock ROW 3. Roqcr Baton, 'iharri Roclcckcr, Don Watkins, loan Anthony, Frecl Lzaimke, Don Kinchcloc, Cynthia Fcsslvr, Dorothy Dion, Harry Mc-.sci ROW 4 Gcorqc Plasch, Dolly Williamson, Carol Cameron, Ron Cox, lzl Tanrly, Marry Wok- alll, Kent Roqcrs, Pat Bc-Thea, Rosalie Fritzcn, Jerry Hcrshcy, Blanche Diehl, ROW 5. Basil Cunninriham, Betty Jo Root, King Dcwey Falronc, Ouecn Sally Masury, Jack Wash, Beverly llustt-tl, anrl Mary Elizalicth Eck- 4-rt, not inrliulrwl First princess Betty Jo Root First prince Basil Cunningham King Dewey Falcone, Queer Sally Masury, second princes' Beverly l-lusted, second prince Jack Wash. C0-ED BALL To the music of Carol Wax and his Orchestra R,U.H.S. couples and guests honored their Queen and King at the annual COfEd Ball. The queen was crowned by Miss lrmadele Rous, Vice-Principal, and the King by Victor M. Edney, Principal. -1 I ROW l: Rogers, Caralla, O'NellI, Lindsay, Cox, Abt, Thomas, Samuelson, Wellenman, Andersen, Mnss Sylyla Garon. ROW 2: Chandler Harper, Ferbrache, Jones, Thomas, Pinedo, Hansen, Nrlsen, Mr. Lee Foster. ROW 3: Boone, Patnck, Snow, Gregory, McGraw, Mc- Anrlrews, Eddy, Lee, Genslet CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Chapter lOlS, l948-l949 Cole, Cook, Gwrnop, Jacobson, Hastnngs, Beste, Bower, Compton, Cooper, Crane, Greene, Greenstone, Markham, Rice, Stone, Walton Austin, Bottort, Brown, Caraway, Dayls, Dion, Foster, Hammond, Handlev, Harper, Hawker, Lee, Matson, Wellenman, Wlndmueller, Bangs Carpenter, Compton, Duncan, Glanz, Inman, Samuelson, Srmms, Suddnh, Towne, Walden, Wekall, Abt, Alford, Badi, Boedeker, Cox Detzer, Dlckrnson, Falrchllrl, Gammert, Ganzhorn Uvtantle Bearerl, Gomes, Kent, Leeds, Llnclsay, Nicholson, Rochefort, Rogers, Raymond Serlyens, Sharp, Salmmers, Sweeney, VanAlderwerelt, Weber, Williams, Crawford, Andersen, Azar, Anthony, Begg, Burton, Clement Cobb, Edwards, Emerson, Fessler, Frnlay, Hangar, Harris, Hatano, Hershey, Hesse, Howard, Hosted, Jacobson, Jones, Jones, Karson Klngman, Knorlsen, Larson, Lrngenfelter, Long, McCandIess, McHugh, Patterson, Snmrnons, Srrnms, Smrth, Sternad, Walbank, Watt Weaver, Zalesny v-r K QUILL and SCROLL YOW I Mr s 'xnrwsiznuqh B1c1t Bocirlcn Rochcfort Howard, Bornharrit, Wullnams ROW 2 Chwnwlvcrlmn Bcthcw Kmgman Krtffrunqhmm Anthony Flcrrimq McF1rI1ncI Alford ROW 3. Inman, Burk, Gmaimu Bwylm ROW I Howard Rochcfort Wrllrams Bad? Moxlcy Fanrchnlfi, Hunfcr, Grnmcs Elcrdmg Coyle ROW 2 Hayes Stone Kingman, ROW 32 Colo I a A if .,........ E ' Z ax IQ ROW I: Cavenaugh, Watkins, Metzler, Walker, DeCosta, Kincheloe. ROW 2: Lord, Knittle, Hatfen, Tandy, Mr. Bradley. ROW 1: Natison, Ritter, Cude, Winkels, Atchison. ROW 2: Shannon, Cavenaugh, Vargas, Boydston, Cowan, Bunch. ROW 3: Babcock, MacKusick, Garbade, Kincheloe, Mclnterf, Harmon. HEFS' CLUB HI-Y CLUBS FOR ALL FILIBUSTERS ROW I. Barif, Jennings, Hanger, Chambor- Iann, Borldcn, Stone, ROW 2: Brown, Inman, Burk, Bowlcr, Lcovy GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICE WORKERS ROW I' Jones, Roof, Lawrence, Frltzen, Mrs. Rnnkcr ROW 2: WnI5on, Spaulding, Goodwin, Trcnbcrth. RED CROSS COUNCIL ROW I Maclsaac, Kcftcnnqham, Joncs, Howard, Fairchild ROW 2. Mcffkndrcws, Mr Doyle, Mrs DwlqI1t,McGraw. WORLD FRIENDSHIP COUNCIL ROW I Hunter, Roqcrs, Hanson, Nllscn, Zurhvllc, Boutlhcr ROW 2: Blshoff, Mr Sny.Ior, Bcqq, Cashln, Mass Lindsey. ROW 3 Hutlcr, Jaroba Burk, Inman. UNIFORM BOARD ROW l: Jones, Lawrence, Granados, Root, Wilson, Welch, Trimmer Bertsch, ROW 2: Tipton, Lockerby Larson, Harless, Marshall, Falcone ROW 3: Bibeau, Lockerby, O'Briant Humphreys, Benziger, Fry. ROW 4 Liggett, Sekeris, Anderson, Beckwith Johnson, Heard, Beasley. LIBRARY STAFF F lg Saas 0- ,,, image 1 F ROW l, left lo right: Frances James, Priscilla Chase, Pat Hawker, Don: l-larless, Eileen Crumb, Donna Welty. ROW 2, left to right: Marjorie Flahiv Jean Connally, Connie Mcl-lenry, Carol Charles, Barbara Minehart, Joan Clar ROW 3, left to right: Miss Gano, Mrs. Cowan, Jack Harmon, Jo Boydsto Beverly Severson. LATIN CLUB ROW l: Carpenter, Carmichael, Wekall, Weber, Marshall, King. ROW 2: Weilenman, Sharp, VanNostrand, Allen, Lycldon, Grimes, Croft, Stevens, Evans, Bobo, Rochefort, Miss Deatherage, ROW 3: Green, Recknagel, Begg, West, Compton, Wilson, Williams, Whitmore, Carlson, Jones. G Q Ushereffes ROW li Jeanplong, Weltz, Crumb, Bernlwarclt, Fortney, Forrest, Payne, Felix, Wenzel, McBride DeCrona, Tibbefts. ROW 2: Wenzel, Robrnson, Boonstra, Blnz, l-larless, Bertsch, Emery Zucnelli, Smith, Perkins, St. Pierre. Rifle Club ROW lg Moote, Kent, Lake, Frbcus, Frscus, Morqan, Norman, Drake. ROW 2: Gree, Carlson Grlrnan, Prnney, Ryan, Cook. ROW 31 Foglc, Norman, Malls, Dailey, Bowler, Fullenwider Martun, ROW 43 Mr. Brvion, ,VlCS3Cl'. 'Li' lr Lv' nfl... I HI ' l In Wfilifllliiuiir GIRL RESERVES BIBLE CLUB STRING ENSEMBLE Meyer, Weddle, Meyer, Kinner ROW 1: Nesbit, Hobart, Pierce, Gentle. ROW 2: Hesse, Mr. Roblee, Hesse. Walden, Koontz, Karson, Coop- EF. The Thespians began Na- tional Drama Week with an Annual Vesper Service held in the R.U.H.S. audi- torium with parents and friends ot all members in- vited, Rosemary deCamp, talented actress of screen and radio, was guest speaker. THESPIANS The chief proiects ot the Thcspian Society have been the establishing ot a Campus Theatre group which presented noon plays for student entertainment, initiating the Beaux Arts Ball as an all art group costume party held in the spring, and promoting a Thespiari Talent Bureau to provide entertainment ot varied kinds to community clubs and other organizations. I ,, ,'1a 6,,,. Wm 513:11 iw 4- Pzmwr' iii .. - .. .MN KS! E eb I T-r THESPIAN CABINET Mr. George Moon, director, Jackie Ferguson, secretary, Jerry Hershey, president, Nancy Simms, junior representative, Richard Ben- nett, clerk, Billie Mahaffey, publicity, Cyn- thia Cobb, freshman representative, Mariorie Henderson, senior representative, Ron Clarke, vice-president, Pat Welter, treasurer, Lynn Burroughs, sophomore representative. JUNIORS AND SENIORS: ROW l: Mrs. Cowan, Hawker, Forfney, Harless, Berfch, Hobbs, Connally ROW 2: Felix, Nilsen, Hunter, Hansen, Boutilier, Clark, Mineharl. MODES and MANNERS FRESHMEN: ROW lr Hix, Mulhair, Keller, Feuz, Jezulin, Hasensfab, Gibbons, Mauer, Cuffe ROW 2: Boggs, Bauer, Moore Keefer, Ortez, Brenensfabe, Crawford, Pierce. SOPHOMORES: ROW li Suddufh, Lee, Schiff, Parhn, Gul, Ruhn, James, Guclff, Abt, Fly, Hastings, Recnagel, POW 2 Fair, Black, Eberfing, Stone, Perdue, Hawker, Besfe, Gomez, Seifert, Davis, ROW 3: Lafhrop, Crosby, Caraway, Hixon Gensley, Chase, Snow, Markham. lan 'K ROW l Vansrna, Nagel, Eatherton, Anderson, Ayala, Sweanngen, Strawn, Black, Bennett. ROW 2: Wharton, Rupita, Gr Smtth, Wrse, Koller, Wullnams, Zwrmpfer, Kreps, Howard. ROW 3: Horner, Peterman, Tarpley, Pearcy, Taylor, Wheeler, Pie Flores, Gooclwun, Hopkins. ROW 4: Hadden, Malls, Mahoney, Van Fleet, Boudreau, Salinas, Deese, Cordell, Kuhn. ROW Solrz, Anderson, Travlno, Hernandez, Blnz, Fortney ROW l Olson, Cope, Cnstcc, Lang, Ayala, Taylor, Fortney, Partnn, James, Holden, McFarland. ROW 2: Davrs, Brgney, l man, Harless, Bertsch, Messer, Abtnot. ROW l' Carlson, Wynne, Wood, Peuser, Cox, Colltns, Colm, Mclienuc, Clement, Barley, Belmont. ROW 2: Leggett, Crel Duncan, Crayello, Cunnnngham, Blbee, O'Nenl, Jones, Markham, Bean, lannunu, Florence. ROW 3: Doughtery, Wnlson, Cors, Van Eaton, Sexton, Ollyer, Grlmsgaard, Mlnemoto, Duggan, Lenahan, Garrison, Evans, DeSmldt. ROW 41 Lloyd, Wells, E terlos, Swope, Wnldcr, Real, McGubbons, Asa, Parsons, Hnx, Tetcr, Jczulln. ROW 5: Hurd, Martln, Wood, Oyerstreet, Gagr Hasenstuln, Reed, Brown, Olluyares, Trazo, Lnnaker, Stnckland. ROW 6: Hcrrng, Srmmons, Muller, Keefer. ROW l: Heller, Knoff, Belmont, Hoffman, Lawrence, Murphy lPresidentl, Lewns, Singletary, Pollock, Florence, Emers Mapes. ROW 2' Haswell, Wnlkerson, Tingley, Bean, Bertsch, Fattler, Smith, Flsnburn, Seifert, Perdue, Martin. ROW 3: H derson, Van Horn, Turpnn, McGee, Lcrnbergcr, Anderson, Frtzmaurlce, Farrell, Davre, Martrn, Fellx. ROW 4: Lenahan, tv harr, Gray, Romo, Hurd, Loy, Johnson, Clark, Crawford, Armstrong West, Coates. ..,....-...Q ,,,Mv-mr lf' 'V' O 5 ,Sn l 4 MUSIC DEPARTMENT ORGAN CLASS Rash, Hunt, Hizziar, Martin, Azar, Karson, Allen, Burgess, Rice, Hanger, Mr. Roblee, Meyer, Richardson, Markham, Holmes, Summers, Carpenter, Welch, Hobart, Carlson, Sudduth. ORCHESTRA ROW l: Walden, Chalekson, Koontz, McBride, Dougherty, Hoffman, Benton, Drew. ROW 2: Trimmer, Henderson, Cobabe, Willoughby, Duggan, Stout, Fleischer, Saules, McCandless, Robinson, Wilson, Nelson, Raymond. ROW 3: Rogers, Teavitt, Grimsgaard, Hughes, Moote, Partzer, Smith, Adams, Briggs. ROW 5: Cather, Lockerby, Bischoff. BAPJD ROW l: DuFrane, Keaveny, Hamilton. ROW 2: Fleischer, Soules, Adams, Hamilton, Coleman, Wilson, Penton, Hedrick, Erwin, Sheets. ROW 3: Bausch, Bond, Neushal, Morgan, Jones, Bennett, Jenkins, Gonzales, Call, Scrivens, Dickson, Briggs, Adams, Garcia. ROW 4: Ewart, Mattie, Wright, Dailey, Schoebinger, Clark, Stewart, Bischoff, Grant, Reynolds, Dickerson, Walkley, Smith, QV' Q 54 A h C 4 ig if r I 'W W U Q A an 3 rr. wfa 86 Jo-I 952 'fel' 'VV 6 A 8 Q I J Q, it 6 C in 3 'Fagan' we Q '3' . ' ,M 3 f 1, Z, A A 5 3 ,Q R, QA ' Sn? fl 'H . X L A 27 :F Q I . an 6 X 3 s. 59 ,Q.1 awk 3 ,K Em 559 6 :V 4 - X .. x. V ' f I. J A , V ox 44. 'Aff ww f M1 Q ,W ...,, J Y r z 0 ,v my ff f I 7. ww f , f W ,, W j 'im 'Q ,, vw, .M ,W ,Wg W' Y www M ,, M f W W . Q M ze 17 K ' My ,, X ., A1 4 i W 4 ,X ,. ,Q 'fwfvawww 4 V 'i ,,4,,,m- 'ff , ,, A f , :,, r Ev? ? A, Maf , ,3 VM, MQ .. 1, KRW We gf '13 fs jj 1 U f Ti' 1' ag, 'Jw Q., 43 Q V cf 'f , . ..,. s PORT s ff JE VT JQQ ,QL -bay? lf' -9 N ??2, Q ATHLETICS FOOTBALL John Atchison Ken Barton William Birkenstock Roger Bacon Basil Cunningham Fred Czarske Ronald Cook Dean Dick Dewey Falcone Joe Geonetta Marvin Gregory WRESTLING Charley Almeida John Bree David Cobabe Ernie Donlou Adolph Flores Bob Metzler Bill Penton Ed Pettyjohn Bill Plante Bert Redick Richard Real Jim Sullivan Ted Wall BASKETBALL Roger Bacon Art Espinoza Bob Graff George Plasch Charles Schooley John Moberg Don Watkins Don Williams BASEBALL Terry Evans Bill Ewing Joe Geonetta Bob Hirtensteiner Jack Hite George Osterhaus Dick Peuser Tom Paison David Kelley Mike O'Connor Bennie Paine George Plasch John Smith Bill Strickland Harold Turner Nick Vargas Jack Wash Dick Wise Jack Williams TENNIS Ron Cox David McMaster Jack Schneider Bill Lewis Graham Buck Bob Hatten Hector Gonzales Cullin Inman Conway Leovy Don Peterson Carlton Green k Bill Gardiner Jack Begg, Mgr, TRACK Roger Bacon Philipe Gonzales Jerry Plotner Nick Vargas Douglas Stott Jesse Arias Harlan Chandler Dean Dick Bob Evans Charles Prescott Jim Rice Jack Ritter John Spencer Art Stuard John Stevenson Bill Vornholt Hugh Wheeler VARSITY LETTERMEN Inglewood Football KEN BARTON ROGER BACON GEORGE PLASCH MARVIN GREGORY DEWEY FALCONE JACK WASH DICK WISE JOHN SMITH 1? -Qu v-352 9-.'1'l JACK WILLIAMS JOHN ATCHISON BILL STRICKLAND NICK VARGAS Action on the Grid EL SEGUNDO Bruins of Woodrow Wilson growled out a two point win over an inexperienced Sea Hawk eleven in the i948 gridiron opener, l-4-IZ. The Bruins tallied twice in the initial quarter and then fought val- iantly to hold down an inspired Redondo squad which bruised and battered their way up and down the Sea Hawk Field. Ill fated Nick Vargas, who later was lost for most of the season because of an injury, scored both Tds. Dewey Falcone shared backfield honors, while the left side of the RUHS line was highly praised for holding the Bruins at bay in the second half. A slight case of fumblitis spelled doom for Coach Russ Striff's hard charging Sea Hawks in the second tilt of the season, as Ray Wheba's Mt. Carmel Crusaders took advantage of the breaks and squeaked out a close I2-7 victory. Dewey Falcone tore through a large hole in the center of the line and outran the Crusader secondary for Redondo's lone tally. Again it was the Sea Hawk line which showed great promise and kept the speedy Carmel backs from breaking away. Even at this early date, it was easy to see that Cunningham, Barton, Greg- ory, and Plasch were among the top linemen in the Bay League. Old man iinx rode high on the back of the Sea Hawks in the Bay League opener as fumbles, bad deflections, and intercepted passes gave the i947 and '48 champion Santa Monica Vikings a I8-O victory over Redondo. Bobo Lewis, All-League halfback, scampered to all the scores. A dellected pass which fell into the hands of Lewis gave the Vikings the first score in the closing minutes of the initial half. The game was actually a toss-up until the final minutes when a series of passes and runs through the Redondo second string gave the Vikings two more tallies, Sea Hawk quarterback Joe Geonetta pulled a couple of trick plays out of Coach Striff's bag of knowl- edge, and that was all that gave a cocky Redondo eleven a narrow I3-I2 victory over Leuzinger in their second league tilt of the season. Roger Bacon flipped a short pass to Jack Wash for the initial Beach score in the first couple of minutes of play. Dewey Falcone and Mike O Connor tore through a weakened Olympian line after the half to give the Hawks the final tally. VARSITY Coach Doug Essex coupled his speedy Inglewood halfback Jimmy Sears with lots of team inspiration and thc- Sentinels came through with their outstanding game of the season, nosing out the Sea Hawks, 20 to I3. Fiilliiack Bill Strickland and halthacks Dewey Falcone and Mike O'Conner stood out for the Red and White, doing the principal offensive damage to Inglewood. Dick Wise and Dave Kelly played their best ball of the season in the line. The roaring Panthers from Long Beach Jordan were tamed to a quiet squeak as The Sea Hawks clawed and ripped their way to a l9,-6 upset victory in their third league tilt of the season. Behind near-perfect line blocking, the RUHS backfield of Falcone, Strickland and O'Connor ripped off nice gains and Geonetta's pas-,inq and kicking stood out, Flankmen Wash and Gregory played great defensive ball in addition to hauling down spot passes which resulted in the setting up of two TDs. M 7 fa A SEAHAWK VARSITY ROW I: Green, Toft, Atchison, Zahn, Cobabe, Real, McAdams, Turner, Spencer, Portzer, Rodriguez. ROW 2: Davies, Williams, Wash, Plasch, Wise, Smith, Kelly, Barton, Czarske, Gregory, Trevino. ROW 3: Lindner, Cunningham, Birkenstock, Wilson, Atchison, Vargas, O'Connor, Geonetta, Strickland, Falcone, Bacon, Coach Striff. ROW 4: Coach Seifert, Rowley, Welch, Dick, Nielson, Pettyjohn, Paison, Sullivan, Gonzales, Hadden, Wilson, Cook. MIKE O'CONNOR DEAN DICK DAVID KELLY BASIL UNNINGHAM JOE GEONETTA The OiIer's from El Segundo were completely out of gas when they attempted to snip the wings of the victory riding Sea Hawks, and the boys in Red and White coasted to a 46-6 third win of the season. Reserves Ron Cook, Harold Turner, Dean Dick, Roger Bacon, and Fred Czarske stole honors along with O'Connor's 90-yard spring to tallyland. A guy by the name of Dean Dick planted a one-point conversion through the uprights in the second quarter and then seven mules headed by Ken Barton got tough and stubborn and kept that one point good for a victory as the Sea Hawks nosed out the favorite Beverly Hills Gridders, 7 to 6. Strickland followed Czarske and Barton through a hole on the left side to paydirt. Dick converted and from then on it was the RUHS line which hauled down the Norman banner. Basil Cunningham, All-League tackle, was lost for the season early in the second stanza. A bruised and battered Torrance eleven plodded to a I4-7 win over the Sea Hawks in the grid finale of the I948 season and knocked the Beach boys back into a third place league tie with Beverly Hills. Strickland scored the RUHS TD, sharing backfield honors with Plasch, Wise, Kelly, and Williams who spearheaded a powerful Redondo defense and offense. BAY LEAGUE GAMES Redondo O ...,.. ...... S anta Monica 25 Redondo I9 .,,.... ............ L euzinger 6 Redondo 26 .,.,,,, ...... l nglewOOd 7 Redondo O ...... ......... J ordan 25 Redondo 47 ....... ..... E I Segundo I3 Redondo 34 ,,,,,,, ..... B everly Hills 2l Redondo 40 ....... ........... T orrance 6 B SQUAD ROW I: Chandler, Martin, Swearingen, O'Brien, Burnell, Cody, Serrato, Jarvis, Clark, Costa, Penton Serrato, Schaefer, Mgr. ROW 2: Stephenson, Leonard, McCaulI, Cope, Saldana, Rotea, Edwards Neil, Fernandez, Costa, Abajian, McCIung, Evans, Rose, Mgr. ROW 3: Granados, Mgr., McClure Welch, Johnson, Ollivares, Peterman, Dean, Landino, DeCosta, Fultz, Slater, Peterson, Finley, Payne Coach Jacobsmeyer. ROW 4: Coach Burley, Doss, Pappas, Ebey, Hokom, Hirteristeiner, Stott Proctor, Landers, Kidman, Bivens, Archer, Wilkins, Guidice.-Daily Breeze Photo. VARSITY ROW lg Espinoza, Moherg, Graff, ROW 2: Watkins, Plasch, Schooley, Bacon. OTHERS Bnrkenstock, Faison, Welton, WII Ilams, Wilson, Younker. SECOND STRING BAY LEAGUE Bob Graff Art Espinoza Roqer Bacon TIED FOR THIRD PLACE IN BAY LEAGUE ZAFF'S WINNING SHOT AGAINST BURBANK Redondo 40. . . ., ,Santa Monuca 44 Redondo 64 ,.,. , , .Leuzinger 25 Redondo 25 ,,,,, , ,,,,,. Inglewood 40 Redondo 32 ,,,,,,, , ,.,, Jordan 44 Redondo 40 ,,,, ,..,a ,.., , , ,El Segundo 25 Redondo 43 ,,,, W ,,,,Y,... Beverly Hills Al Redondo 53 ,,,.., ..... T orrance 55 BASKETBALL B SQUAD ROW l: Marino, Hardgroye, Sheltman, Eitzen, Kidman. ROW 2: Coach Seifert, O'Brien, Har- per, Hewson, Marin, Cope. ROW 3: Rottea, Mulaney, Williams, McCaulh, Peterman, Pad- dock. C SQUAD RO Wl: Wilson, Cude, Bishop, Serrato, Serrato. ROW 2: Saldana, Hernandez, Carne, Finlay, Becker, Coach Uhls. ROW 3: Kirby, Hefner, Swearingen, Payne, Bigpond, Hatano, Compton. D SQUAD ROW I: Clevis, Rodriguez, Wheeler, Stamas McDougal. ROW 2: Granados, Escobar, Hoff man, Chalekson, Van Dyke. ROW 3: Abajian Smith, Albright, Watson, Carne. an BASKETBALL The B Squad tied for third place in Bay League Kidman, McCaull, Cope, and Peterman won praise for themselves and the team Winning first place in Bay League the C Squad deserves student body praise, Special recognition Second place winners for 49 the D Squad were beaten by Inglewood, their only defeat of the season to break the 37 game winning streak and three BASEBALL V' if wil! VARSITY ROW li Hate, Ritter, Geonetta, Wheeler, Peuser, Evans, Stuard, Prescott, Rice, Fairbrother. ROW 2: Watkins, Spencer, Ewing, Paison, Hirtensteiner, Stevenson, Osterhaus, Baylor, Mr. Jacobsmeyer. Coach Walt .lacobsmeyer's varsity horsehiders had one of the best seasons in the history of baseball at Redondo Union High School in I949. The Sea Hawks started their season at Long Beach. Wilson's star pitcher, a no-hit, no-run ball game. ln a later game at Clark Stadium in beat Wilson as Joe Geonetta, Hawk Little Jim Rice, the boy with the big with Rice notching four Bay League out wins. hurler, twirled Redondo to a 2 to l triumph. against Long Beach Woodrow Wilson and were downed 3 to O in a contest Frank Followell, made the afternoon miserable for Redondo as he chucked Hermosa Beach RUHS became one of the two Southern California teams curve ball, and Geonetta have shown on the mound this year for the Haw to ks victories and Geonetta hanging up three wins. Rice has notched two shut- Short-stop Charlie Prescott and secondesacker .lack Ritter make up one of the most potent double play combin tions in the southland. The outfield of Jack Hite, Art Stuard, and Bill Vornholt is hard hitting and good fielding while Bob Hirtensteiner on first and Berry Evans at the hot corner fill out the infield. Hugh Wheeler behind the plate has enjoyed a good year and has been considered for All-Bay League honors. J V's ROW I. Stevens, Mgr, Dawson, Cude, Wheeler, Swearingen, Zinsley, ROW 2 Proctor, Sheltman, Slater, Proctor, Kulpacka, Jones, O'Brien, Hirt, Ebey, McAdams, Thornell, Coach Doyle, Little, McClure, Patten, Scrrato, Welch, Duhm Santa Monica 2 ...... Leuzinger 2 ....... Inglewood 0 ...... Jordan l ............ El Segundo O ...... Beverly Hills O ....... Torrance 2 .............. Pomona Tournament VARSITY 3, BAY LEAGUE CHAMPS .....Redondo ..,..Redondo .......Redondo .. ...Redondo .......Redondo .......Redondo .. ...Redondo Won l, L ost 2 2 I 1 1 A TRACK VARSITY OW l: Dick, Ray, Stiles, Real, Bacon, Chandler, Gonzales, Bach, Evans. ROW 2: ay, Plotner, Sullivan, Dion, Stott, Pettyjohn, Espinoza, Cook, Atchison, Strickland. B SQUAD OW l: Bett, McMaster, Lassila, Peckham, Lentz, Jarvis, Holahan, Redick, iriffith, Raymond, Clarke, Riley, McClung. ROW 2: Boyd, Ollivares, Harvey, lewson, Atherley, Swallow, Stott, Harper, Mayol, Burritt, Costa, Chandler, Sweet. REPRESENTATIVES TO C. l. F. A's-Vargas, Plotner, Dick, Bacon. Fourth place in Bay League Finals. B's-Castillion, McClung, Harper Stott, Chandler, Harvey, Sonney Penton, Clarke. First place in Bay League Finals. : 'fl' T Q 1l..2l3 X' S4 . ig, g ,. , ,,' af T MCH ROW li McCauley, Arias, Hershey, Sfamas, Donlou, Abajian, Kmgman, Griffith, l-lolahzm, Rodrnguez. ROW 2: Mann, Nelson, Saldarma, Becker, Schumacher, Came, Sevilla, Kmgman, Landaker, Cope, Hafano. C. I. F. REPRESENTATIVES Holahan, Becker, Shumaker, Donlou, Cope, Gruffifh. RIFLE TEAM 21 Daily, Mr. Bryson, Moofc Daily G O L F Breeze Photo. TRACK SECOND PLACE IN BAY LEAGUE FINALS ROW lx Edwards, Spear, Wilson, Landers, Bunch. ROW 2: Tandy Kelley, Shahan, Ames, Mr. McLean. S WRESTLING DUAL MEETS Redondo 20 .............,......,.......,,,,,, Inglewood 24 Redondo 50 ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,...........A.,.,A.,. Whittier 0 Redondo 44 ,,..,,,, ........ L euzinger 7 Redondo 26 ,...,,,. .,.,.. I nglewood lf? Redondo 4l ........... ..,,..A.,,..,,.. W hittier 9 Redondo 37W ,,,,,,, ..,.... L euzinger lOV2 FINAL TEAM SCORES Inglewood 42, Redondo 37, Leuzinger 28, Torrance O. STATE MEET Flores, first place, lO3 lbs., Penton, second place, l38 lbs., Donlou, Redick, fifth place, l27 lbs. ROW l: Wall, Menkee, Grant, Martin, Henry, Caruso, Simpson, Redick, Donolu, Vigil, Arias. ROW 2: Plante, Metzler, Sullivan, Bree, Real, Cobabe, Atchison, Pettyjohn, Almeida, O'Connor, Penton, Lassila. .... L L S third place, ll2 lbs. Weight 95 IO3 I I2 l2O l27 I33 I38 l45 l55 l65 l75 HVY BAY LEAGUE MEET Name Plz Wall 2 Flores Donlou 2 Almeida 2 Redick forfeit loverweig Plante Penton Metzler 2 Bree 3 Real 2 Sullivan 2 Pettyiohn 2 x N N I SN ,I ' is A l L Q My A I I ROW I: Chapman, Cox, Gonzales der. ROW 2: Kulek, Begg, Cashin, Green, Buck, Cook, Leovy, Lewis. Gardiner, Peterson, Pittman, Coach Neff Varsity squad included Green, Lewis, Chapman, Comstock, Gardiner, Begg, Peterrson, Cox, Buck, Inman, Leovy, Gonzales, McMaster, x X ' - x 1, ,Ihre .f - L iw! , ' X l - IJ Q x , 2-l The R.U.I'I,S. swimming team entered five meets this year. First the squad went into the P55 ,Q If - ' CJ1' s :I l I I DW I' Kirby, Finley, Kuoper, Neu- el, Post, Hamilton, Edqar, Pick fl, Roitsch. ROW 2: Ballard, Har- -n, Pettcrscn, Timon, McCaulI isterl, Lyddon, Ecloar. ROW 3 :Goedc, VanAIdcrwerelt, Strauss, ndcrland, Drew, Dunn, Dierla CIF. lnvitationals at El Segundo. The first league meet was with lngewood and Dorsey with the A's and B's taking second and the C's, first. Then in a meet with Harvard Military Academy the B's won and the A's took second. The B's did very well in a four-way meet with Beverly Hills, Muir, and Dorsey, while the C's took second and the A's third. The best meet of the year was with Leuzinger where the B's and Cs won by very decisive margins while the A's lost by two points. SWIMMING Comstock, Corsaro, McMaster, Sny- Varsity Club Club The Varsity Club, organized by Coach Seitert, was formed as a service club. The boys who lettered in Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, and Baseball are automaticlaly members. These members serve their school not only in athletics but in campus activities where they represent themselves as a service committee. The president for the year has been Bob Hirtensteiner, ROW li O'Connor, Williams, Wise, Wash, Plasch, Bacon, Hirtensteiner, Evans, Ewing, Watkins. ROW 2: Evans, Castillion, Plotner, Hite, Rice, Ritter, Prescott, Spencer, Wheeler, Penton, ROW 3: Cunningham, Stuard, Paine, Kelly, Strickland, Cook Redick, Real, Vargas. ROW l: O'Connor, Williams, Wise, Wash, Smith, Plasch, Bacon, Hirtensteiner, Evans, Ewing, Watkins. ROW 2: Evans, Castil- lion, Plotner, l-lite, Rice, Ritter, Prescott, Spencer, Wheeler, Penton, ROW 3: Coach Seifert, Cunningham, Stuard, Paine, Kelly, Strickland, Cook, Redick, Real, Vargas. ROW 4: Jarvis, Chandler, Dawson, Gonzales, McGee, Schaefer, Martin, Swearingen, Costa, Little. ROW 5. Vornholt, Espinoza, Almeida, Sunderland, Bagnall, Duhm, O'Brien, McCaull, Kulpaca, Stott. ROW 6: Geonetta, Cox, Bunch, Halbert, Baylor, Ames, Lopez. 0 4 Q. , xg lx 11 Tix , --. by 1 Q 'ef GIRLS' ATHLETICS The coveted R sought by every girl at R.U.H.S. who participates in athletic events through G.A.A. was attained by those interested in sports who had through participation earned the privilege of initiation in the R Club. lt is the symbol of skill, good sportsmanship, and to the recipient an indication of fun, fair play, and competition. lts members are participants on campus as well, for their names recall their service as leaders in many extra curricular fields. The club initiated new members this past year, however it still chose as its leaders more experienced members who have ranked scholastically above average. These include Dolores Ganzhorn, president, Libby Harlow, vice-president, Joan Anthony, secretary, and Mary Ellen Weber, treasurer. Miss Bee McCollum has served as R Club adviser, and Mrs. Nellie Barber has sponsored the G.A.A. Class representatives were Jean Carmichael, senior, Barbara Andersen, junior, Diane Davidson, sophomore, and Beverly Clement, freshman. The climax for the year is the annual R Club banquet at which formal initiation of new members is held and officers for the coming year are installed. G. A. A. BOARD ROW l: Davidson, Dion, Carmichael, Weber, Anthony, Ganzhorn, Harlow, Murphy, Bertsch Stone Hamme ROW 2: Jenkins, Clement, Andersen, Hixon. MJF' R CLUB ROW l: Granados Ganzhi Elerding, Hays Harlow N phy, Leeds ROW 2 GI Zalesney, Simms Weber C michael, Bertsch Stone Ric way. ROW 3 Dion FQ Andersen, Anthony Wallb A R Shaeffer. ROW 4 Truesc T McFarland, Newton Alexani 9- , R ti ' PARTICIPATION HOCKEY First of the seasonal sports drew a record crowd of participants who under the direction ol their hockey instructor, Mrs. Nellie Barber, enjoyed an active season on the field. For most fresh- men this proved to be their first experience with the game and with the new terms which they were eager to master. At the spread seventy-tive were initiated into G.A.A, The usual menu of spaghetti brought much hilarity as girls being initiated were instructed to eat with their knives. In the play-offs seniors placed first, followed in order by iuniors, sophomores, and freshmen. On March 26 a play day was held at Griffith Park. ily, Nw H-. L. gg , ,...- me-4' , lu .4 , -.av BASKETBALL Vrrpulnr .amrmq qarll, -,pcmrtw nu the uwrmcg haskctlmlf season with Mn--, Bu' fNACCr1llum, msirurtor Followmq thc play offx with cl.:-.-,v-. nurwlcnmy wnmru, fnr-.1, IlIf1IUI'N, sophomorce, ami fresh- mcrw, thwty thrm- rv-w nwmlmn-ra wcrc lmtlatcci In thc tradltlorml 1.1-,hum At thu amor.-i -,lasts wuru prcacnted luv Cach Claw who may-cl Clrfua riaya .1-, thcflr Thf,-mu The Circus seemed Compleic .n'. fII'fll'- .nrwnnml-,, .1 tnqht mpg- walkvr, and popular Circus flqurmfm 4-ntvrz-ri thc- rmq Fm spcciatorw .ami partnclpfmfs, en Iuyrm-nt ww, crnrnpls-Tm' f wg P- -l k C 'dl sw' ' Nxig ' S. 1 ws ix X N' ' Qmx by-evil' 'i P VOLLEYBALL Second quarter was devoted to volleyball this year, directed by Mrs. Evelyn Schlee. The seniors again copped first place followed by sopho- mores, juniors, and freshmen. The season closed with a spread and skits representing a western theme. A volleyball playday was held at Torrance this yearg members from R.U.l'l.S, were among those who attended. at M4- SOFTBALL Thf- lmtter, thc pitcher, the fielder, or whoever participates soon catches thc spirit of the game and ioins in one of the most popular of all spring sports, Girls' softball always draws a large group who contribute to the teamwork of the class. Like all other sports thc season closes with the play-offs, honorary teams, and the softball spread when the girls enjoy a last good time of play and entertainment together This year Miss June Cope has lwr-n the adviser. 99' FIESTA The week preceding the Christmas holidays saw the annual Fiesta, a colortul Spanish Christmas pageant in which girls participate in class dances as well as special numbers such as the Fado Blanquita, the Huaino, Toledo, and Sandunga. Gay costumes and bright decorations carried out the Spanish Fiesta theme. The program was presented for all girls who wished to participate. Mingling the gayety of the holidays with the seriousness of the Christmas spirit, a queen was chosen each period and entertained in the typical fashion with the breaking ot the pinata and the colorful dancing in her honor, With Miss Bee McCollum, adviser, all ot the teachers worked with the girls on their lively dances, and in the evening the teachers, themselves, presented a special dance number. ...if W RHYTHMS Throughout the rhythms class Calendar this year there have been four mann events. First, the Fiesta, was followed by the program presented to the Los Angeles County Division of Health and Physical Educatuon lny Miss Gertrude Lippincott, nationally known tor her modern dance technique and Composition She used the ad- vanced rhythms class to demonstrate dance forms and the use of speech and movement in modern dance An original May pole dance in costume was exhibited hy the beginning rhythms class at Hu links Drawing the calendar to a close was the annual dance program Rather than a dance drama the rhythms classes gave a dance program which consisted of the following: Blues, Hebrew, Atrucan, Gavotte, Schottische, Waltz, and Johnny Appleseed, under the direction of Mus-, Bee McCollum, dance Instructor ARCHERY Although archery and tennis are two non-team sports, they are among the most popular for individual pleasure and activity. Instructors during the year have been Mrs, Nellie Barber, Mrs. Evelyn Daugherty, and Miss June Cope. Archery has been offered for the first time in several years. Girls participating have found a challenge in bettering their own archery record as well as in competing with others. Keen interest resulted from the tennis ladder, for each girl was striving to reach the top. TENNIS G. A. A. SPREADS S E N I O R S W ' h k - SOpHOMORES V eng ted by boo s, assugnments, and basketball an nurses, sensors found themselves wuthout tame an whuch The lone stranger shoots the outlaw who as Carried to prepare their tradution-skit nn keeping wrth the off by two companuons. theme. FRESHMEN JUNIORS Thu tuqht rope walker as poused for actnon, whuIe the Detcctuve5 Search out clues for the crumrnal un the freak narrates a story accornpanneri hy the most curcus murderg spectators added words of encourage anqnnfrmnt of qestures ment or dmapproval. Q if gl YJ' A 595 39, V , , k g - in u . .. A 11 'wi .- - li 1 1 , . . A i l ' gi ,.,, , 'iie92 A' 1 l iitf a ti' v ii 'i ROW l: Gammert, Harlow, Hays, Anthony, Ganzhorn, Murphy, Binning, Granados. ROW 2: Lockerby, Tipton Weber, Bernhardt, Glass, McBride, Leeds. ROW 3: Truesdell, Elerding, M arland, Carmichael, Wallbank, Dion Alexander, Lentz. ROW 4: Black, Jones, Henderson, Newton. ' 'J' SENICSRS The game's started! The Girls' Athletic Association organizes early each year and is open to all girls interested in the spirit of fun, competition, and good sportsmanship. Its purpose is to foster friendliness among the girls of R.U.H.S. and it offers opportunity for active participation and initiative on the part of every girl. This year girls interested in G.A.A. have been grouped in the seventh or eighth periods. For initiation in G.A.A. the prospective member must submit service credits earned in activities such as gym duty, fiesta, or team credit for participation in the three day tournaments held at the close of each of the seasonal sports. As a conclusion the honorary team play-offs are held prior to the spread when winners are announced. Members of honorary teams and substitutes are selected by the girls themselves, usually one team to represent each class. ln addition to sports activity on the campus, the Redondo G.A.A. is a member of the Girls' Athletic Federation, and this year four members attended the G.A.F. Convention at Hemet. The most important event in'girls' sports this year has been the playday on our campus, May l4. All schools in the Bay League entered teams in the various sports, hockey, basketball, softball, volleyball, speedball, archery, and tennis, The day began with a folk dance program, Eleanor Metheny spoke of her experiences teaching girls' sports in Japan. JUNIORS ROVV l: Arnold, Pollock, Snelgrove, O'Bruant, Sfenzel, Anderson, Deffebach, Jones, Bangs, Welch. ROW 2: Fortney, Schaefer, Bobo, Johnson, Crawford, Pinedo, Dion, Berfsclw Stone, Czulegar, ROW 3: McAndrews, Fry, Pugsley, Loomis, Jeffers, Flahive, Caruso, Costano, McGraw, Ferbrache, Ridgeway ROW 4: Simmons, Small, Hopkins, Zalesney Draper. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN G. A.A Acknowledgments . . . MISS EDNA JONES, ADVISER DIXIE LEE STUDIO, PHOTOGRAPHY MR. JIM NEAL LOS ANGELES ENGRAVING COMPANY MR. FRED SMITH CRESCENT PRINTING COMPANY, PRINTING AND BINDING Thanks are also MR. TOM ROBERTSON S. K. SMITH COMPANY, COVERS MR. BILL RETCHIN MRS. NELLIE BARBER, PHOTOGRAPHY MR. W. T. REIERSON, PHOTOGRAPHY MR. CAESAR HERNANDEZ, ART MISS HELEN SINSABAUGH, PUBLICITY extended to all faculty and students who in the publication of the 1949 yearbook. have cooperated THE PILOT STAFF .ff - Household appliances are an outstanding fea- ture at the REDONDO TRADING POST, ll4 Diamond Street, where a large selection of hardware may also be obtained. Richard Wil- liams appears pleased with his newest model, Compliments of the PALOS VERDES GENERAL STORE, Palos Verdes Plaza. REDONDO OFFICE SUPPLY, Office Supplies, Stationery, Greeting Cards and Gifts, School Supplies, ll6 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach, Frontier 2-5584 Compliments of VISTA DEL MAR, corner I Street and Esplanade Redondo Beach. Costume Jewelry, Pearls, Earrings, Scatter Pins, Compacts, Ronson Lighters, Bibles, Prayer Books, VENABLE GIFT SHOP, 294 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beazh. - X S'kI-.... at . ....is.............Ai- MANHATTAN HARDWARE, lll7 Manhat- tan Avenue . , . Television, Motorola, Zenith, Hoffman . , . Appliances, Wedgewood, Gaffers and Sattler, Maytag, Easy, Servel, Rudd Water Heaters. WEBER BROS, BAKERY, Bob and Jim, Alumni's Best Place to Buy - The Finest of Baked Goods. 308 Manhattan Beach Blvd., Manhattan Beach, Cleanliness is Our Motto. l Noel Howard is choosing the record ot her choice from the large selection ot records at WALTER'S FURNITURE COMPANY'S record department. Congratulations '49'ers from KESSNICK REALTY COMPANY, Palos Verdes Estates Phones: Frontier 7135 - 7291 Compliments to the graduating class ot i949 from DUNl.AP'S DEPART- MENT STORE, Redondo Beach. THE REMNANT SHOP, l27 South Benita Avenue, Redondo Beach, Robert C. and Mary Florence Props., feature Yardage, Remnants, No- tions, Patterns. We cover belts and buckles and make buttonholesf' Blanche Diehl is admiring a Magnificent Mag- navox Television set at WAl.TER'S FURNI- TURE COMPANY'S Television Studio, l43 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach. Cosmetic Creations by Faberge - Gerlain - Lucien Lelong - Lentheric - Milk Maid - Dorothy Gray - Elizabeth Arden - Schuitor - Kings Men - Seaforth - Sportsman CENTER PHARMACY, ll25 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan Beach, . l E For Women who prefer better things, Congratulations to the Class of I949 from MADEMOISELLE. Marilyn Bradley tells Mary Marshall that BRADLEY GARDENS, Helen Bradley Florist, 8l9 Torrance Blvd., Redondo Beach, Frontier 2-9773, has flowers for Corsages, Weddings, and all types of floral work. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of l949. Compliments of PALOS VERDES COUNTRY CLUB, Palos Verdes Estates, P. C. RIDGLEY CO., Dry Goods, Men's and Women's Wear, lO4 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach Congratulations to the Class of '49, MOORE'S MARKET, Palos Verdes Plaza. THE PALOS VERDES DRUG STORE features Elizabeth Arden, Lucien Lelong, Yardley, Lentheric, Old Spice, Seaforth, and other beauty preparations, plus drugs, prescrip- tions, and fountain service. Polos Verdes College ...,,,c..,.,, .K,,e ,.,s,L ,.,, .. , .. . .. ROLLING HILLS CALIFORNIA 5 SMALL CLASSES 0 INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION 9 COEDUCATIONAL 0 RESIDENT AND DAY 9 NONDENOMINATIONAL - Approved for Veterans NOW ENROLLING Palos Verdes College offers two-year terminal or transfer programs including: Liberal Arts, Business Administration, and Art. Small classes and an excellent faculty provide an unusual educational opportunity. Write for Catalog or telephone Frontier 7493 for appointment Higher Education at its Best J, H. KITCHIN STUDIOS, Jewelers, Designers, and Manufacturers, l935 Redondo Beach Blvd., Redondo Beach, Frontier 2-8l34, fea- Meet the gang for cokes or malts at the CENA tures Admiral and Olympic Television sets TRAL MALT SHOP, lO5 North Pacific Coast which are being shown to Mary Murray. Highway, Redondo Beach. , I Smart Apparel for young ladies Apparel for men and young men I Jean s - THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU 73 Pier Avenue - 1242 Hermosa Avenue ' 1 127 Manhattan Avenue Good luck to the Class of '49 from BERT SLATIN JEWELERS, 136 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach Attractive home furnishings for every .room may be seen at DELL'S FURNITURE COMPANY, 126 North Pacific Avenue, . ,.., ,- Redondo Beach yt: ' ' , l N. ' 1' PHR- RADIO SERVICE COM- PANY, Radio Service Spe- cialists, 280 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach, Frontier 2570 For records, radios, televis- ion, and appliances consult David Blousey. Girls, remember OPAL PHARMACY, 222 Torrance Blvd., the next time you buy cosmetics. You may enjoy a malt while selecting from all the famous brands, For Leisurely Dining ..., Candlelight and Fireside Dinners , . . MALAGA INN . . . on the Plaza Palos Verdes, Frontier 7084 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. SUE'S DRESS SHOP, Redondo Beach. Congratulations to the Class ot '49 from the D AND D DRUG COMPANY, Redondo Beach. Featured this season by the MEN'S SHOP, 79 Hermosa Avenue, so ably modeled by Ron Clarke-faded blue denims-also a complete and exciting selection of McGregor Beachwear designed for California. l selected my beautiful Elgin American Bal- erina Compact from CARROLl.'S JEWELERS, l22 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach, stated Mary Lou Williams. LENORE'S FLORIST features the finest in cor- sages at a reasonable price with three con- venient locations serving the South Bay, 424 South Pacific Coast Highway, l32 South Pa- cific Avenue, Redondo Beach, and ll2 Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach. Barbara Truesdell and Daan Van Alderwerelt are intent upon these special gift selections and picnic accessories at the REDONDO HARDWARE, ll4 North Pacific Avenue. Mr. Brown helps Carol Crawford and Sally Masury who are enthusiastic over their next argyles, the yarns are being chosen from a fine selection at EVELYN'S YARN AND GIFT SHOP, 332 South Catalina Avenue, Redondo Beach, Frontier 4-4333, open Friday evenings until 9. Carl Cowan is ready to vouch for the quick service and reliable work of the EXPERT CLEANERS, 25l6 Redondo Beach Blvd., North Redondo, DORR'S MARKET - The Door-way to bargains. Complete line of groceries, frozen toods, meats, delicatessen, and vegetables. Specializing in cour- teous service. Compliments to the Class of l949 from the REDONDO DEPARTMENT STORE, l2O North Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach. Headlines for I949 - Your loveli- ness is Our Business. CLIFTON BEAUTY SHOP, 225V2 Avenue l , Redondo Beach, Frontier 4-6786 Red Goose shoes for children, Vitali- ty shoes for women, and Hollywood Scooters at CLARK'S HERMOSA BOOTERY, 39 Pier Avenue, Her- mosa. LADY ALICE CLEANERS, Frontier 6444, 225 Avenue l ,Redondo Beach- Quality not quantity. The customer shops for everything in the line of food at the EMPIRE FOOD CENTER, Re- dondo Beach, where selt-service is a special feature. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of l949, BERNARD'S, l l5 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach. DEAN'S STUDIO, l43 South Pacific Coast Highway, Redondo Beach, offers Portrait, Com- mercial, and Photo Finishing. M' This is a group of the cheerful employees of Harry Becker's MANHATTAN BAKERY, Famous for good things to eat. ,ff - ' s- ees. of ,ff lllqffa e-F9 ul ' ' O' I nv :qs A 'WP' f 0 ,r.is ,- 12 .4 W QQ xy .2 , 'M v 'l W Summer Winfer . J PINES CAMP 3 PALM DALE 5EN.BFW3UlNPf 23.3. -B r n'1 s 4 . , 'l M' 2 x .5?5Wfgg' 'f f f, A .s-ful . , k 45539 ' 3 if - Qi -- J- , 'ww g- -If fi '- , .M I 1 E ,A we vb ll 1 '1 3, A. -sw' , , 2 2- 'HW fgfxfftlx- '?, l ,. 1 ,t 4 f ws x, , w ., U 4 3 - , A E ,K W, in 'jf L 1. .. X 1, ,E WT. 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