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

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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

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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

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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