San Fernando High School - Orange Blossom Yearbook (San Fernando, CA)
- Class of 1936
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Editors Aii2496f ' VIRGINIA DE Lux FORREST FELDIKIANN 0 BOB HIIARN K 1 A f I E d i r 0 S p o 71 .v 0 1' MRS. EVELYN BRYANT 0- . --.. . - A Q I U1 , - C . K, Wffv J of , Nm . jfszsif eoicafion WACATIONERS go to various 'places for their rest -and recreation, some to the seashore and others to the desert or mountains. California has an abund- ance of these resorts where we can spend an enjoyable vacation. It is to the guard- ians of these places and to you and your vacation that we, the stag of the Orange Blossom, dedicate this issue. FORREST FELDMANN I21 QW Wfvf ' ff' x wgygw SVN! 6053, -'Ma V ' f Nffhf.- ,. fQJMNW7WfWk WWW? 7-IL' 5? C'-IS-+ 8 Slfgbg --P v- Q1 .9 M447 ezewezb KWACATION, thoughts of which are uppermost in each mind as the end of the school year nears, is pre- sented as the theme of the 1936 Urange Blossom. In the following pages we hope you will find true representation of the pleasures and beauties which Cal- ifornia ojers to even the most modest rest and diversion seelgers. ' - VIRGINIA E LUX swim W tiiirl frftfifb l L41 59 1 A - 3. Q' fe. - ' 1 ' 5, J .ff . A-'1L,4fKf'4 LQ'I'gY'! 1. ff' ' f.,,,,,,1 ' ' - ,Tin-'-vlff L 4-.ff-f 7f A 6 KJ ' J f Qt .Q , - f'-f - Jin flllemnrmm h ,ff 22' DOROTHY VAN ARSDEL W'59 A BETH' PLUIVIINIER W'37 BARBARA PROUT S'39 FERIXIIN Acmao S'36 IABIES COVELLO W'36 I ' X jf JM XJ-if ' ff ' . 17 JZ M ' I . ', 77 S 2 Q -A E51 S zQ labe Gfzben A ..,'jif-AW X fl--Q-.st QE?-'wrvQ.,...k s f A .L,, T f --jigs -gf - BALBOA If you long for sea bree p your cheek, Ana' iff maritime pl ure that you seek, Puck up your d tty box an For the trip t Balbo is no ver d break into song, u t y long. J ,f'yV?LOA!?f?f22jf,w v JMQWiV Qffrjffs' ff' WN W Qominalsffzafian 1 T,- HERE is a word to which we generally respond with pleasure, and that is the word vacation. It means so many happy occasions, either in anticipa- tion or in remembrance. We enjoy planning and preparing our vacation trips. Maps are accumulated, many odd assortments of wearing apparel are acquired, travel books are read, and information is solicited from friends, auto clubs, steamship companies, and tourist agencies. In short, there is a host of pleasurable activities involved when we begin to think of vacation. The physical nature of man benefits through such activities. It is better than medicine. Our body takes on new, vigor, we are more alert, and we get a new spring to our movements. The greatest benefit, however, is spiritual. The cobwebs of stagnant thought are swept away, the eyes clear and brighten with new visions, and ourattitude toward life and its problems becomes hopeful and optimistic. As Californians, we are most fortunate indeed, because this glorious state is preeminently the vacation supreme. Every conceivable scenery can be viewed and any climate can be experienced. The finest system of highways leads everywhere from the mountain to the sea, and from 'the desert to the city. And when we return to our jobs, after a well spent vacation, We work with renewed spirit and accomp- lish our aims more easily. HARRY E. Gkoss ' Principal f9l O the one who comes newly to this spacious valley ringed with majestic mountains whose glowing shadows shift with the setting sun, it seems impossible that ideals, high thoughts, and generous purpose could fail to fill the hearts of the laughing boys and girls whose homes and school are cradled here. Surely if it serves no other purpose, the Orange Blossom will bring fragrant mem- ories in the years that follow youth-mem- ories of old friendships, well-done tasks, arn- bitious goals, and visions wrought of fancy clothed in beauty, and after all it is these things made real and actual that constitute Life. Cherish them, and happiness is yours. IANET MARIE MOORLIAN Girls' Vice Principal Sk SF Sk :lf 3? W 'N HILE an education may bring you Q-,N lisp ' X' 5 a job, there is no guaranty that it will enable you to get a job. On the other '5 i' hand there are many jobs that you may fail to get if you do not have an education. The greatest value of an education, however, is found in the joy, the comfort, the satisfaction one has merely in the possession of it. In it one finds a sense of power and self-respect that one who does not have it could not even dream of. When we compareythis value with that for securing a job, the latter becomes dwarfed and sordid. U01 ROBERT L. FRAISHER Boys' Vice Principal x EXECUTIVES AND OFFICE FORCE l Girls' Vice Principal IANET M. MOORMAN Registrar ROSALIE KEEN Art Alice Foresman Belen Furstnow Commercial Harold Alley Iulian Beck Sarah Kemp Gladys Moosekian E. Maye Stephens Ruth Uptiegrove Household Arts Marjorie Brown Iennie Ebinger Irene Garner Nancy Glass Florence Martin Hazel Reynolds Marie Ronald Lan guage Bernice Borio Thomas B. Glass Mabel MacDonald Cora Reed Principal HARRY E. GRoss Librarian MARY LOUISE SPRINGER FACULTY Boys' Vice Principal ROBERT L. F RAISHER C o unscllor ADELAIDE WILLIAMS Industrial Arts Leroy Anderson Hector Davis Ralph Millen Arthur Record Franz Tews Mathematics Ruth Brockhouse Titus Kinzie Mary MacDonald Charles Marten Virginia Porter Illl Mary Nina Tatum Anna Thompson Melvin Watson Ierome Van Zandt Lois Irving George Horton Music Dorothy Dickey Evelyn Guernsey Charles Tingle Boys' Physical Education Raymond Call Michael Cirino Fred Hinrichs Herbert Schack Bryce Schurr Girls' Physical Education Martha Blackwelder Lillian Hatherell lean Leipelt Orabelle Smith Science Harold Alley Charles Darland Lowell Donnell William Lawrence Eric Nies Mary Poore Carl Tvedt Ierome Van Zandt George Horton Social Science and English Miriam Carr Florence Crow Dorothy Bell Ely Camilla Feige Nina W. Ferguson Nancy Glass Doris Hachmuth Ruth Hendrick Titus Kinzie Annette Leonard Robert Lewis - Maryellen Lombardi Mabel McDonald Florence McFadden Gordon Pheley Ethel Reed Miriam Sebastian Mary Louise Springer Carl Tvedt Consuelo Wolfer Marion Kilbride Helen Heckler Anais Allen Ojicc Force Bertrice Baxter Iulian Beck Bernice Borio Ruth Brockhouse Marjorie Brown Evelyn Bryant U2 Frances Gillmer Edith Scott Frank Hovey Cleora Barrett Dora N. Langton Ieanette A. Shaw 1 i COMMERCIAL AND SCIENCE arg' LANGUAGE AND MATHEMATICS MUSIC, ART, AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MANUAL ARTS AND HOME ECONOMICS ENCLISI-I AND SOCIAL SCIENCE PROGRESS OUR school and mine, yet what have we done? Which way are we going? Let us give you the answer. Progress is our watchword, and it has been since 1896. Yes, we have existed as an institution since that year of the last century. The first graduating class, the one that graduated from the old brick grammar school building on ,Hagar Street, consisted of three girls, who had been tutored by a combined principal-teacher. Now we have a total of 148 summer graduates, who have, during their six years here, been taught by a large portion of our staff of sev- enty-eight teachers. Our attendance has increased fifteen percent since a year ago last September. In fact, we have increased at the rate of from ten to fifteen percent every year since 1909, when we moved into our present C building. Furthermore, we are justly proud of our present enrollment of 2016 and of our staff. We have progressed l1Ot only from the standpoint of enrollment, but also from that of improved and enlarged equipment. During the last year our stage, labora- tories, and shops have been continually refurnished. Our gymnasiums have been granted new supplies, and our illustrious football 'team was given new suits. Then to facilitate transportation, the Board of Education provided us with ten new busses and drivers. In previous years the busses had made only twelve runsg now they make fifteen. Last year we had only one all-high school bus, and this year we have two. K, Also deserving recdgieiition is our much improved band. We have acquired a drum major fhe swings a 'Sparkling batonj and many new members. They were quite a credit to us at all our football games. We also wish to call attention to our new faculty members. We have a new girls' vice principal, Mrs. Ianet M. Moorman, and four new teachers. In this last year we have also improved our publications, namely the Whirlwind and the Orange Blossom. The Whirlwind has increased its size bya whole column and the annual boasts of a subscription list of over twelve hundred. The campus has been improved along-with the rest of the school. Our Senior Glade is a very recent addition, and its landscaping is unique. Next year we expect to see laid the foundation of our new boys' gymnasium, followed by the remodeling of the present gym for the girls. Let's look into the future with hope and keep progress as our watchword. BETTY Rrrcrma U41 I FIRST ROW-E. BROWN. A. KERR. E. MASHLER. SECOND ROW-B. TOLAND, E. DECKER, S. YANKELOWITZ, E. M. GATES. THIRD ROW-C. CLEMENS, V. DE LUX, H. TAYLOR, H. ACOSTA. STUDENT BCDY CABINET Fin! Snnrsttr Serand Semester BUD BROWN - - - Prnidmt of Studnit Body ---- ERNEST MASHLER BETTE TOLAND - - Vice-przridznt of Student Body - EDITH MAY GATES , 2nd Fir:-pres. of Studnut Body - - - ALLEN KERR VIRGINIA DE LUX - - Prnident of Girlr' Lzagur - HELEN TAYLOR CHET CLEMENS - ' - Prnidznt of ,lmiritia Club - - HENRY ACOSTA EURDEAN DECKER - Chizf Justia - - SAMUEL YANKELOWITZ FRANK WALKER - Secretary of Safely - JUNE AIKENS Secretary of Arliwitir: NIYRTLE MORDIGAN PAUL WELLS - - Sfrrztafy of Athlztic: SEYMOUR ANDREWS JOE THIGPEN - - Szrrztary of Fimmre - GLADYS HITSON CALVIN GROSS - - Serfztary of Public Rrlationr - EDWIN SCHVVINGER EDWIN SCHWINGER A - Serrrtary al Urhn: - - EDWIN KIDDER ALLAN PHILLIPS - - - Secretary al Transportation - - - BOBBY KIRBY MARY FONTANA - - - Secretary of Publication: - BETTY QUISENBERRY VIRGINIA ABERNETHY - Srcrztary nj Girls' Snutre Roan! RICHARD RAYBURN - - - Szrretary of Boys' Service Boani ITH Elmer Brown and Ernest Mashler as president, the cabinet has very adequately led the Student Body affairs. The most important feature of the year was the adoption of a new student service system. The customary chairmen were replaced by a new otlice in the cabinet-that of second vice-president. In this way the affairs of the student service are tied with the Student Body affairs. The members of the cabinet are to be congratulated on their efiicient services. D HELEN MCSPARRON I I SI r I e 1 MONTEREY A The charm of old Spain surrounds M onterey, And cypresses famed encircle the bay j z zh Z 'z If: a place of enjoymen for e very e 1 e, Golf, swimming, ana' riding make eaclz day complete. l 5. nf Q,g,,,,.,JfM.,..fff, 4f:C,.f,,,..,gd.4...J s' ,6v-v-27M-Ml-0'l 'J'? JT !'x'r AIMZ, VCE- ,Z0 ! '4'V Czzf jffl'- c9L jevjy, ' M an eizefilffae. gif' 4Xae,:fav:zeW2 fifmfwi W M JLlZ2Kmf,,W.L MQWWMQM a 'LMf5Cf.-70 ' ll MW' -lm 332712 Wecc ,wma -J' Q.lQQ,7c.MH2Z ZM mai? wwrs 'WM weqopnw-WMWM 1? 1 f7V 'v L WJ-L'-2, if J bfwd-,J.0.MM.-L JxQ d ' K -rv .gow 9 ' up,-E5AfiAj s 'V 'd ' ,,,,.,.f.,,gj44!.aM1-+LfY'4A.r4AA-7, QW WMV' and 4WMn JMe WM' C. CLEMENS F. HAGAN J. SMITH MR. BECK E. BROWN G. INGERSOLL IKIISS WOLFER HISTORY GF THE CLASS OF W'36 BIZ AIZ CHET CLEMENS - - - Prfxidmt -- - V FLOYD HAGAN ELMER BROWN V - - Fir!-prrrirlrn! - V GORDON INGERSOLL jIM'MY SMITH V - V Sffftfdfy - V l V JIMMY SMITH Morro: The best is not too good for us. E O the social calendar the class of W'36 added a very successful Iunior-Senior Prom, Ianuary 11, 1935. May Day was dedicated to the lovely May Queen, Bette Chesbro. On November 1, 1935, a very spectacular class day was presented. The program consisted of an orchestra composed of class members with solos, a tap dance, a trio, and cartooning. On December 4, 5, and 6 the class presented Skidding. A march of events began with the Iunior-Senior Prom, the Faculty Reception, and a tea for the Seniors and their parents, followed by Vesper Services. The mem- bers of the class climaxed their high school careers, Ianuary 30, when their Corn- mencement exercises were held. Calvin Gross presented the Valedictory speech and Mass Iwata delivered an excellent oration. Class Ephebians, selected for scholarship, character, and services, were Mass Iwata and Calvin Gross. Ralph Bertell, the outstanding athlete of the class, was chosen halfback on the All-Southern California high school team and was the recipient of the Faculty Award in Football. IUNE AKINS .1 d t ' ' if 'MM' lm JM QL , -? J d 0 FIRST ROW-V. ABERNETHY, R. ADAMI, J. AKINS, M. AKIYAMA, W. ANDERSON SECOND ROW-S. BARNHART, M, BEACH, D. BEAUCHAMP, E. BEJARANO, H. BELDEN THIRD ROW-G. BERTELL, R. BERTELL, I. BOYER. E. BROWN, N. BROWN. FOURTH ROW-L, BRUM, C. BRUNO. J. BURBANK, S. BURROWS. W. CALDWELL FIFTH ROW-1XfI.4C'ALVERT, S. CAMPBELL, R. CASTON, j. CASTRO. M. CLAYTON U81 FIRST ROW-C, CLEMENS, B. COLLINS, M. DE LEROY, L. ELLISON, M. ELWELL SECOND ROW-G. FINWALL, M. FONTANA, J. GALLEGOS. M, GAUDINO. C. GROSS 7'HlRD ROW-M. GUERRA, F. HAGAN, J. HAMER, Y. HINO, J. HOLMES FOURTH ROW-D. HOAGLAND, D. HURST, G. INGERSOL, M. IWATA, V. JACKSON FIFTH ROW-QM. JENKS. R. KAPITANOFF, E, MILLER, D. MON'1 E.LONGO, D. MOORE U91 FIRST ROW-A. MURPHY, C. MUTO, B. 0'I'I', V. PADOVAN, G. V. PETERSON SECOND ROW-C. POTTER, R. RAYBURN, R. ROMESBURG, E. SINGER, J. SMITH THIRD ROW-K. STARKEY. W. YORIS, E. WARD, V. WIDLE. J. ZACHAI MEMBERS OF W'36 CLASS WHOSE PICTURES D0 NOT ,-IPPEJR-V. ANDERSON, J. COLLIER, J. COVEL- Lo, M. GIBBS, L. HALE, c. MEIITINEZ, v. Nxawnukc. 1. ROAMIE, M. SIILIGER, W. WILBUR M. YAMAN1 l201 f 3' l L.- L H. ACOSTA J. MILLER F. WALKER M. MORDIGAN MRS. FERGUSON H. TAYLOR V. DE LUX MR. LEWIS HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF S'36 A B12 . A12 JIMMY MILLER - Prnirlent - - ' FRANK WALKER 'HENRY ACOSTA - l icr-prerident A - MYRTLE MORDIGAN HELEN TAYLOR - Srcrftary - - - VIRGINIA DE LUX CLASS Morro: Facti.v eo: scietif' S well as being the largest class ever to have graduated from Iunior High in San Fernando, the class of S'36 has been the first to launch various new enter- prises replacing traditional ones during the senior high years. , The Iunior-Senior Prom given by this class in its Iunior year was very successful. In the fall of '35 the first Harvest Festival was presented in place of the annual May Day celebration previously presented each spring by the Senior B class. This festival was the first costume ball ever undertaken in San Fernando High School. The floral decorations for the Prom, Festival, and class parties were under the super- vision of Mr. Darland. The appearance of the gym on these occasions contributed much to the success of these events. During the summer vacation of '35 class members attended meetings held at beaches, near-by mountains, and lakes. Presentation of an outstanding class day in May of 1936 concluded the activities of the class. Graduation exercises were ggheld Iune 17. The class of S'36 wishes to express its appreciation and thanks to the class sponsors, Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Kinzie, and Mr. Record, for their guidance through- high school years. . - MARGARET COAD Ill l EDITH ACEVEDO HENRY ACOSTA HARRX' AIIDINGTON GEORGE AID IOHN AITON MILDRED ANGELO IAMES ARANGO TON Y ARDIZONE CLARK ASKELAND LORRAINE AUSTIN MARY BAKER MEYER BARTH Loxs MAE BENDER EVELYN BLAKEINIORE IACK BOYCE ELEANOR BRAYER BILL BRIDGE GENELL BRYANT ELIZABETH BYRD REMY CALAIS FRANCIS CAUGHEY M.kRGARET COAD CHARLOTT COFFINIAN EBON COFFNIAN PAUL COOK IOHNNY COVELLO ALBERT DAVIDSON XkNY'?g'W: 5 fb 'K XNJY VIRGINIA DE LUX - JULIA DEMSKY RILLA DEVLIN EVERETT DOE IRENE DOYLE LILY ENDOW CHARLES EWING FORREST FELDINIANN A DOROTHEA FIFER ANNA FORST TED FORRESTER ALVINA FUEss EsTI-IER FULLER LOWELL GARCIA HAROLD GIBSON HAROLD GRUBB BILL GUIRE1NiAND ' GORDON HARTLIAN VICTOR HELVEY GRETCHEN HOF' ALLAN HUNTINGTON YUKITO IGUCHI YASUO INADA BETTY IOI-INSON w Y GLENN KEESEE ALLAN KERR EUNICE KNOWLES VINCENT LA BERGE CLAYTON LAMB DOROTHY LA1NIP1X'IAN Xl I ELIZABETH LEXVIS - PAT LOSIER CHARLES LUGO JANET LUNDQUIST BERNICE MASEL ERNEST MASHLER CARROL MASON M.AXINE MCLAUGHLIN DON LEE MERRY IEANNE MENEAR HARTWIG MEYER EUGENE MILLER' RAB FLORENCE IVIILLER ' X A 'NS A Q5 IIM MILLER A. RICHARD MITCHELL MX'RTLE MORDIG.iN HENRY MORG.AN ELAINE MOORISH FRANK MOTOIKE DAN MOX'ER LE ROY NEUEELD JANIES OLIVER JOHN OVERHOLSER TOM PATELLA BILLY PATTISON EIXIILIA PEDRO ARTHUR PERKINS VALENTINE PERKINS IANE PIERSON KATHRYN PORTER FRANK POWELL VIRGINIA PRICE MARY RALIIREZ AUGUSTINE REDE HARRY REINGLASS JEAN RITCHIE MARIE ROHRBACHER RUTI-I ROSIN ' NORMAN ROWLAND N 1 ELLA SEKORA ROSALIA SHAENER OLIVER SHAW LAURA SHELDON PEGGY SHERWOOD CHARLES SHILLING YOKO SHISHIDO GEORGE SHORT l NILA SHULL RUTH SILVESTER BERTILLE SIROIS TED SLOAN MURIEL SMITH NADINE SINIITH VIRGINIA SPRAGUE DUMONT STAATZ MORTIMER STAATZ SOPHIE STEFFENS MARY STILLS LILY SWANSON IRENE SCANLAN SI-IIGIGI TAKEDA HELEN TAYLOR V , DON THOMPSEN B. L. TIPPS BETTE TOLAND EUGENE TROLLER CLARENCE TUTTLE IANICE VAN WAY IEANNETTE VILLANEUVE FRANK WALKER CATHLEEN WALTERs ALVIN WARREN JAMES WEIR JW ' WINIFRED WEYAND MARY EDNAH WICKSON LOUISE WILLIAMS ALLEN WHISNANT LILY Woo RUTH WOOLDRIDGE MIcHIo YAMANI SALIUEL YAN KELOWITZ KATHERINE YEARY BILL MULLER Thou' whose pictures do not appear: ALBERT EDER, WILLIAM KIEM, GRACE MARINO, ANDREA RAMIREZ, R01 ROTELI., WILL'I.A STOCKE. Don 'l'hmnpsen-lmtloin. Bud Nlcrry, FClKll'llIlllIl'Wllllfjlll his shovel. Winnie -way back. Virginia cle Lnxcli. A bunch ol boys K girls. Bette Ivlaeh. Holger Helvey. Jeanette. . Dickie Bird Mitchell. Kate Porter. Helen Taylor. Elizabeth Byrd. Lily NVoo. jane Pierson. Jimmie lN'Iillcr :ind his first girl friend. llarolcl Gibson and his first yzirl friend. lS I9 20 Zl 22 23 24 25 o 6 97 l28l . Par Lnsier. Scene in Senior Glade. . Lowell and his Harem. Campus Romance. hflary Ednah-and feet. Ruth and Sophie. . Lily lfndow. Seen in Senior Glade. . Anna Forst. Class Ofhfers. . Popular GJ. . Love is grand-or noi . His one big moment. . The Cabinet. Why hasn'L Red written? . Lowell and lean. Cactus-get the point? . Yoko Shishido . General Lewis. Three stooges. . Lzlnra-a nd Ebon. 75,11 S 01,4-4.4 fc, 4 MR. ANDERSON c.1xiA6ii3'o1u'?siif.L 1w1'Es.wiif1c' TXDTDEN 'M'1i'p1i1ieY,5' HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF W'37 Al I - BIZ SEYINTOUR ANDREVVS - - Prrrident V - - SEYMOUR ANDREWS Vice-preridenl - - - EDITH MAY GATES EDITH MAY GATES - - Srcrrtary - - COLINE MAC DOUGALL HE class of W'37 has chosen for its motto Climb, though the rocks be rugged. The class climaxed a successful A11 semester with a novel Iunior-Senior Prom- honoring the graduating class of W'36. They surprised the whole student body when they appeared in their red and white class sweaters. On May? Day the class inaugur- ated a new custom, which they hope will become permanent, that of dancing on the green. Typical dancers from several foreign countries were brought 'as if on a magic carpet to entertain the queen and her court. The following boys are members of the Lettermen's club: Seymour Andrews, Wallace Camp, Clarence Curly, Sheldon Farber. Lettergirls are Lois Dodd, Mary Alice Fobes, Emiko Hino, Betty Quisenberry, Iane Sadler, Ardelle Simpson, and Bernice Treser. Five B12 girls were elected to membership in the Athena Club :' Lois Dodd, Mary Alice Fobes, Edith May Gates, Emiko Hino, and Coline MacDougall, Those who are members of the Philomathian Society are Lois Dodd, Mary Alice Fobes, Emiko Hino, and Edward Wickson. The class of W'37 wishes to thank its sponsors, Mrs. McFadden, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Pheley, for untiring efforts in making the class outstanding. EDITH MAY GATES l291 2 1 4 FIST ROW-S. ANDREWS, J. ASKELAND, j. BENEFIEL, L. BERRIGAN, A. BILYEU SECOND ROW-G. BROOKMAN. W. CAMP, C. CURLEY. L. DODD. W. DU BOIS THIRD ROW-B. EDER. M. ESPARAZA, M. A. FOBES, L. FOBES, D. GARCIA FOURTH ROW-E. M. GATES, R. GILLESPIE, G. HATAGO, K. HAZAMA, H. HERNANDEZ FIFTH ROW-R. LEACH, B. LE PAGE, NI. LOMBARDO. C. MAC DOUGALL, H. MC SPARRON raol , Q ' ' Of 555. fpw . 5 A 1 .I i A .. , ,gg wf-2 K' . wg X X igg m gi x X ig 1. A I XS ' X f R 'G A ...I FIRST ROW-R. MORTON, A. MOYER, T. MUNDELL. N. MUTO. A. NEVILL SECOND ROW-j. NIXON, E. O'NEIL, 1. ORTIZ, V. OWEN, M. PEKAREK THIRD ROW-E. QUISENBERRY. P. REIHM. T. ROADRUCK. I. SADLER. R SATKTERLEE FOURTH ROW-G. SEELEY, F. SHAUG, A. SIMPSON, A. STONE, R. STONE FIFTH ROW--P. TAYLOR. B. TRESER. M. VEALE. I. VIOTTO, H. WADE SIXTH ROW-P. WHITACRE, E. WICKSON, T. YAMANI NJMES OF THOSE WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR-E. BLOOMBAUM. M. CALZIA, W. CLEM. V. DEWATNEY, S. FARBER, J. GRAY, M. HALL, D. HALLECK, C. LOTHROP, C. LUGO, C. PARK- HURST, O. RESLOCK, E, WATSON. E. WOO. Helen Mc starts young. Vern Owens. Tiny Reihms. Emiko. Doing Shakespeare. Seymour-Trucking. Nlina making headway. Theresa. Lois. BM boys. Olive Reslock. Collins and Seymotur. . Leach-say no more. lnez. bow. and dog. . Le Page horns in. . Hangover? A'dcl'le being cny. Wniun' nt the gate. I9 20 Zl 22 23 24 25 '7 tail 6 '7 Vllhat, no Fireman? E. 0'Neil, flirting again. . lvlore UB boys. 'Come into my parlor Senior sweaters arrive. . She rolls her own. .laiyne Sadler. Anna May Nevill, Bernard plus EQ E. J. People and things. Little Lady Mac just B's and. U Mnre B's . Leach rates at last mhmm-more B's Catch, Phill - 2,1 n N, f. J A D'--L V454 . V . lI's I 9 a xx ., ftwlasl XX f I lf. 7, www Y f J 'I Nl f g N , TY s 1 v V, All BH BII BH AIO J, 1 I Al O's IBS X BlO's B6 HONOR VIRTUTIS PRAEMIUM MALIN QAWARD: Mass Iwata, W'36 Honorable Mention: Henry Acosta, S'36 Ernest Mashler, S'36 EPHEBIANSZ Calyin Gross, W'36, Mass Iwata, W'36: Virginia De Lux, S'36g Frank Walker, S'36: Ernest Mashler, S'36g Henry Acosta, S'36. Honorable Mention: Samuel Yankelowitz, S'36 I VALEDICTORIANS: Calvin Gross, W'36g Samuel Yankelowitz, S'36 CLASS ORATORS: Mass Iwata, W'36 S'36: Muriel Smith, Virginia DeLux, Forrest Feldmann, Charles Shilling, Margaret Coad, Richard Mitchell, Cathleen Walters, Frank Walker, Helen Taylor, Harold Gibson D.A.R. MEDAL FOR CIVICS: Samuel Yankelowitz, S'36 D.A.R. MEDAL FOR HISTORY: jack Hocker, BIO Honorable Mention: Roland Van Essen ' AMERICAN LEGION AWARD: Audrey Decker, AS, Kathryn Plummer, A85 Norman Arrow- smith, A8: jack Williams, AS. ART AWARDS: AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY POPPY POSTER: Caroline Lothrop, BIZ: Donna May Bucher, B9 Honorable Mention: Conrad Martinez, W'36g Alice Hobson SPATTER WORK: Conrad Martinez, Mary Baker, Lily Endow, Mary Ann Parsons ENGLISH AWARDS: . AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY: Edwin Schwinger, ,All FIDAC ESSAY: Frances Stone, BIO AMERICAN LEGION AWARD: Victor Saleeby, A7 RADIO SPELLING CONTEST: Amy Peterson, Al lg Bertille Sirois, AI2: Augustine Rede, Al2g Warren Gray, All COMMERCIAL AWARDS: I LOS ANGELES DISTRICT COMMERCIAL CONTEST: Martha Weaver, Bookkeepingg Bobbie Creech, Shorthand I-3 Ieanne Menear, Typing Ig Myrtle Mordigan, Edna I Seabolt, Gregg Certificates MUSIC AWARDS: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BAND CLINIC: Norman' Rowland, Lorraine Austin, Ralph Waldo, Rayburn Gillespie, David MacMillan, Don Hubler ROSE PARADE: General Band FESTIVAL OF ALLIEDIARTS: Don Ferguson, Trombone Solo SPORT AWARDS: COLISEUM FOOTBALL CARNIVAL Oustanding Player of the Day: Ralph Bertell, W'36 ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HALFBACK: Ralph Bertell ALL VALLEY TEAM: Perkins, Left Tackle: Acosta, Right End, Bertell, Right Half FACULTY AWARD: Ralph Bertell VALLEY TRACK FINALS New Valley Record, 2-mile: Charles Shilling, Ernest Mashler, Glen Keesee, Reno Borzage New V2-mile Record: Charles Shilling New High Hurdle Record: lim Miller High Point Man: lim Miller -BETTY RITCHIE E371 1 . I 'e 1 YOSEMITE VALLEY' Y it the land of lake and az Wh c ancic nd noble trees stand tall. ,, 6533, It lm for man, for beast, and birdg H C-Wythe mzzoffhf wizdzfhfw f 0 V 34,9 sz-MP' . 'K M - I o Wvfx ajkm' 2QL5ip72oglJ5fL,wQ35 1:53 -Lxlfy M Sigh C' fi wy rx f?Q 'Mv3 Ocfzvzfzw I fu M f' , ll K fa . . ' ' FIRST.ROW-DE LUX, HEARN, B, RITCHIE, FELDMANN. B SECOND ROW-COFFMAN, GUIREMAND, MAC DOUGALL, PARKER, WEYAND, SCHWINGER. THIRD ROW-GATES, ANDREWS, COAD, LEACH, J. RITCHIE, BRAWLEY. FOURTH ROW-AKINS, MC SPARRON, DODD, YANKELOWITZ, TOLAND, PLUNIMER. THE ORANGE BLOSSOM STAFF HE 1936 Orange Blossom Staff consists of the following: Virginia DeLux and Forrest Feldmann, co-editors, Bob Hearn, art editor, Winifred Weyand and Bill Guiremand, circulation managers, Iean Ritchie, publicity manager, Harold Parker and Iercann MacDougall, advertising managers, Betty Ritchie and Edwin Schwinger, assistant editors, Seymour Andrews, cartoonist, Iune Akins, class of W'36, Margaret Coad, class of S'36, Edith Mae Gates, class of W'37, Frank Brawley, snapshots, Robert Leach, jokes, Bette Toland, girls' sports, Samuel Yankelowitz, boys' sports, Kathryn Plummer, junior high editor, Helen McSparron, clubs and organizations, Lois Dodd, Atypist, Mrs, Foresman, art sponsor, Mr. Hovey, business manager, Mrs. Bryant, editorial sponsor. B91 M Bk Qibffb THE WHIRLWIND STAFF NDER the instruction of Mr. Gordon E. Pheley, the Whirlwind successfully completed two semesters of publication. An improvement was made in the paper by enlarging it to live columns in place of the former four-column width. Mr. Hector W. Davis, printing instructor, and the print shop boys should receive great credit for the capable way in which they handled their increased Work as should the editorial staffs. The First semester's editor was Mass Iwata. Staff and reporters were P. Wells, W. Anderson, .V. Abernethy, M. Coad, B. Guiremand, V. Perkins, E. Ward, A. Eder, E. Bloombaum, E. Brayer, L. Dodd, D. Hurst, Y. Iguchi, C. Lamb, D. Sampliner, M. Smart, G. Stokes, E. Seabolt, E. Troller, F. Walker, B. Wolfe, S. Yankelowitz, and I. Ritchie. Lois Dodd edited the second semester's paper. Virginia De Lux was associate editor for both semesters. Second .semester staff and reporters were S. Yankelowitz, B. Toland, M. Smart, E. Decker, R. Hitchcock, V. Perkins, A. Eder, R. Adami, E. Byrd, I. Akins,'I. Anderson, M. Brayer, I. Burbank, R. Burton, M. Davis, G. Casey, B. Estes, W. Gray, F. Lopez, V. Myers, R. Santander, M. Thomas, M. Van Essen, I. Weir, E. Wickson, C. Gross, F. Thompson, and M. E. Wickson. VIRGINIA DE Lux H01 CABINET jUDlClAL BOARD PUBLICITY STAFF RADIO CLUB TRIOLYMPIAN HONOR SOCIETY First Semester LOIS DODD - - EDITH MAY GATES - EDXVIN KIIJIJER - First Semester ANGELINA DEL GIUDIGE EVELYN CLELAND - - VIRGINIA COLLINS - - First Semester VIRGINIA ABERNETHX' - RICHARD RAYBURN - First Semester FRANK WALKER - CHARLES SHILLING - DYASTER AND TRIASTER - President - - V ice-presid ent - - S eeretary - Sk Sk SF Sk Sk I-IENASTER - - - President - - Vice-president - - Secretary - Sk :Xi SF- FX: SG STUDENT SERVICE - Girls' Chairman - - Boys' Chairman - as as se as as SAFETY - President - - Vice-president - as as sr as as Second Semester - - BERNICE ALLEN MARX' EDNAH WICKSON - - - NANCY BALII Second Semester IAANGELINA DEL GIUDICE - - EVELYN CLELAND - - VIRGINIA COLLINS Second Semester - - - RUTH ADALIII - - ALLEN KERR Second Semester - BERTILLE SIROIS - - PHIL REIHM I GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET ' First Semester VIRGINIA DE LUX - RUTH WOOLDRIDGE - GERALIJINE PERRY - VIRGINIA SPRAGUE - EMIKO I-IINo' - - HELEN AGUILAR - - - President - - Ist Vice-president - - Znd Vice-president - - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Yell Leader - E421 Second Semester - HELEN TAYLOR - SCATHLEEN WALTERS - ELAINE MORRISH - - EINIIKO HINO - HARRIET WADE - IRENE MASHLER FLOWER SERVICE CLUB GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES SAFETY TRIOLYMPIAN STUDENTS' SERVICE 033510 First Semester MX'RTLE MORDIGAN FLORENCE MILLER MARGARET COAD Miss CROW - First Semester GORDON INGERSOLL HAROLD MILLEN CALVIN GROSS RICHARD RAYBURN MASS IWATA - BEN COLLINS - MR. PHELEY - First Semester CHET CLELIENS MR. FRAISHER - First Semester EDXVIN KIDDER EDWIN SOHWINGER MR. TXVEDT - ATHENAE CLUB - President - - Vice-president - Secretary-Treasurer - - Sponsor - HI-Y CLUB - President - Vice-president - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Chaplain - - Keeper of Keys - Sponsor - 3? ii SF ill Q6 AMICITIA - President - Sponsor USHERS Head Usher - Secretary - Sponsor - i441 Second Semester RUTH WOOLDRIDOE - BETTE TOLAND COLINE MACDOUGALL - - MIss CROW Second Semester - HAROLD MILLEN - MELVIN VEALE - LELAND FOWLER DAVID MAO MILLAN - DUMONT STAATZ - DON HUBLER - MR. PHELEI' Second Semester - HENRY' ACOSTA - MR. FRAISHER Second Semester EDVVIN SCHWINGER - EDWIN KIDDER MR. TVEDT MJ' 1 A , 1 . l - L32 C .8 I J PHILOMATHIAN SENIOR HONOR SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY First Semester FRANK WALKER - BERTILLE SIROIS - COLINE MACDOUGALL Miss HACHLIUTH - First Semester MARY FONTANA - HELEN AGUILAR - EMIKO HINo - CHIYOK0 MUTO - Miss ELY - - First Semester FLOYD HAGAN - IRENE DOYLE - GRACE BERTELL - VIRGINIA SPRAGUE - Miss MO0SEKI.AN - - - President - - Vice-president - - Secretary - - Sponsor - if 'IF 1? if :Ki COSMOPOLITAN WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB - President - - Vice-president - - - Secretary - - - Corres. to Press - - Sponsor - - if ik if if IX: COMMERCIAL CLUB - President - Vice-president - S ecretary - - Treasurer - - S ponsor H61 Second Semester - VIRGINIA DE LUX - AMY PETERSON - PAT WHEELING - MISS HACHMUTH Second Semester - HELEN AGUILAR ToMoKo AKIYAMA - BERNICE ALLEN - FRANCES LOPEZ - - Miss ELY Second Semester - - IRENE DOYLE - - VERA COUTU - ROBBIE CREECH - - HELEN BURY 5 Mxss MoosEKIAN -'s SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES PHILOMATHIAN IHONOR SCHOLARSHIPI COSMOPOLITAN CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB If47 First Semester ALBERT STONE - - EDWARD WIOKSON - MARX' ALICE FOBES MRS. POORE - - First Semester MARX' FONTANA - MR. BECK RADIO CLUB - President - - - Vice-President - - - Secretary - - Sponsor - 'lk 3? PX: :Xi ik PUBLICITY STAFF - Chairman - - - Sponsor Sl- DN- SF Sk S6 STAGE MANAGERS CHET CLEIXIENS ALBERT IVENS THOMAS PATELLA IOHN MANFRED1 ALBERT STONE Sponsor - - - MR. RECORD 95 Sk IX: 'lf ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS President - - - IOHN AITON Vice-President - PAUL COOK Secretary - - ALBERT STONE Sponsor A - MR. ANDERSON BANQUET CLUB Second Semester MARY ALICE FOBES - EDNVARD WICKSON - - BILL BEALL - MRS. POORE Second Semester - DURVIONT STAATZ - - MR. BECK The members Of the Banquet Club who have served Oftenest this year at public and school banquets are Ethel Roley, Roberta Cooley, Florence Skelton, Doris Mascl, Margaret Burrows, Opal Allert, and Leona Avril with Miss Martin as sponsor. l48l www! JZJMUJQJOL 'Nuff- I Q. f . T T SPELLING TEAM PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB CAFETERIA STAFF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS GARDEN AND BUILDING CUSTODIANS STAGE CREW PALM SPRINGS A touch of green in cz waste of sand, Where hidden springs enrich the land, Palm Springs ecdlslo the seelqers of sun Who are youn g enouglz, to enter zhe fun- enfif if ff DQQQQ X-xoxo bg ---l use lx-KQvyQ9.xXfQs. OVQMXD Nvifbli-XIX uqk-' E Fe C XVVXNQ. BQCLQ-Nksgicg Q. BAM XQXFQ gy-5 CNN WxvQ-Nx bis Q.-X QFXQMX QONW. Llwmgol MQ QBQQ QCQXQXR Lgfiiqnvvn XXILLB CQQTYNYYXNQN-9 Kava CN QQQQSQ TQMQUI Q3 e -NX YN?-Tlx,-Q QQONXKB S on S K NX-'Q.wYxQxxx:x -f-K. - kgw Kvxsiki-fn' Q0-Uif4g5 e www vs eswgfirwf U X S ine Gifs g g MLe?f-iffikffj 9 , Qf,v4gf11fes1f Jwffff- 9 MW WW WMD ,ppc-I5f1f,J,.,4.wf pfwvW4 yv .Z www JQMMJJMXAJKV MMM Cyx,o-w4fV- f'2fNV f fljO0JW-My W SENIOR BAND SENIOR CHOIR 1 SENIOR ORCHESTRA fx QNX , Q, . '. .. V ISI SENIOR BAND Conductor - - - CHARLIAS TINGLE Membership: C. Askland, L. Austin, K. Bourginon, I. Benefiel, B. Clark, A. Davidson, A. Emeterio, S. Farber, R. Gillespie, L. Gordon, C. Hopkins, D. Hubler, P. Iones, B. Iohnson, I. Micklos, D. Moyer, C. Miller, H. Morgan, I. Oliver, V. Perkins, N. Rowland, M. Russell, L. Streva, A. Vicenti, R. Waldo, D. MacMillan, I. Meyer, C. Hare, E. Coffman. SENIOR CHOIR v Director - - - Mas. EVELYN GUERNSEY L. Garcia, W. Graber, I. Sadler, D. Masel, V. Rosenblatt, P. Sherwood, M. Angelo, E. Sekora, V. DeWatney, A. Thompson, P. Taylor, F. Miller, R. Devlin, L. Fowler, K. Linden, I. Doe, B. LePage, B. Edder, M. Scot, G. Casey, L. Williams, M. Clayton, P. Losier, A. Kerr, B. Merry, A. Moyer, W. Clem, L. Sheldon, G. Bryant, B. Sirois, E. Lewis, C. Lugo, V. Wright, M. Stills, E. Byrd, H. Millen, C. Mason, T. Sloan, R. Morse, M. Van Essen, A. Geron, M. Veale, G. Miller, Van Way, I. Scanlon, C. Shilling, M. Baker, E. Doe, L. Widen, W. Camp, W. Wengert, C. Gross, D. Hubler. V. Matye. SF it 9? 5? Pk SENIOR ORCHESTRA , . Director - - - Miss DOROTHY Dlcmax' G. Hof, C. Gross, Lynch, M. Meyer, D. Frackelton, A. Howard, E. Knowles, K. Gross, E. Doty, K. Bourginon, R. Stone, D. Fisher, F. Fujii, F. Oechsli, P. An- derson, R. Mundell, I. Cafaro, A. Gillespie, L. Forshaw, I. Meyer, D. Fay, M. Staatz, G. Robinson, D. Staatz, L. Austin, H. Morgan, I. Weir, R. Iarvis, M. Kidder, W. Hendrick, R. Burton, H. Freeman, R. Campbell, V. Perkins, D. Ferguson, P. Morse. 3? ik lik 2? :Xl USKIDDINGH Director - - Mas. FLORENCE MCFADDEN The class of W'36 -presented a three-act comedy, Skidding, on December 4 and 5. . Following is the cast: Marion Hardy . . . Mickey Newburg, Mary Singer, Wayne Trenton . . . Iack Holmes, Aunt Millie . . . Dorothy Hurst, Genevieve Pet- erson, Andy . . . Eddie Miller, Beverly Ott, Iudge Hardy . . . Calvin Gross, Mrs. Hardy . . . Irma Boyer, Wanda Caldwell, Estelle Hardy Campbell . . . Iune Aikens, Mary Clayton, Grandpa Hardy . . . Sam Burrows, Myra Hardy Wilcox . . . Grace Bertell, Roberta Caston, Mr. Stubbins . . . Floyd Hagan. HELEN MCSPARRON T521 NGROWING PAINS Director - - MRS. FLORENCE MCFADDEN HE class of S'36 presented the hilarious three-act comedy, g'Growing Pains , on May 14 and 15. The cast was as follows: George Mclntyre . . . Victor Hel- vey, Richard Mitchell, Terry McIntyre . . . Lois Mae Bender, Bette Tolandg Mrs. McIntyre . . . Muriel Smith, Helen Taylor, Professor McIntyre . . . Ebon Coffman, Charles Shilling, Brian . . . lack Boyce, Forrest Feldmann, Harold Gibsong Dutch . . . Lowell Garcia, Iimmie Weirg Omar . . . Don Thomsen, Hal . . . Pat Losierg Pete . . . Iohn Overholserg Mrs. Patterson . . . Charlott Coffman, Rosalia Shaffnerg Elsie Patterson . . . Elaine Morrish, Louise Williamsg Prudence . . . Margaret Coad, jean Ritchie, Patty . . . Genell Bryant, Iane . . . Virginia Spragueg Miriam . . . Bernice Maselg Vivian . . . Irene Doyle, Sophie . . . Laura Sheldong Traffic Officer . . . Sam Yankelowitzg Mary . . . Mary Ednah Wickson. HELEN MCSPARRON I. CAST OF SKIDDlNG 1 2. CAST OF GROWING PAlNS T531 BIG PINES Shouts of gladness are blown by the breeze, As ouerthe snow glide skiers with ease g I Big pines stand green against the gray sky, And sportsmen find zest in the cold winds' sigh. y 44104113 57 A . ,I . J if DM, ynfdj LAXLQXP AMX' 1 . AA- , ' I , Y if V,-jf jf.4,f:f ,gf if AQG -A-44411-64 -,Lf M and, -lffv' ei e ,yuan-ff' 2 -7 'V' o K X . 1 fhlefccs A. I I M. CIRINO, N. ROWLAND, R. BERTELL, H. ACOSTA, C. MASON, M. IWATA - E. FOSTER, E. ALLEN, R. WOODS, ROY WOODS, S. ANDREWS, C. CURLEY M. BENNETT, E. MASHLER, B. WARD, B. GUIREMAND, T. PATELLA, J. HUGHES C. PERKINS, C. BRUNO, W. BEST, T. CASTRO, E. SINGER, W. CAMP l55l VARSITY FOOTBALL OACH Cirino's 1935 Varsity team tied for second place among the league schools this year. With an inexperienced team of newcomers, the Tigers de- feated Eagle Rock, 13-0, and took Van Nuys into camp with a score of 26-13. The local team, however, was defeated by an excellent North Hollywood team, 17-7. As a major surprise of the season, the Hunters from Sanoga Park defeated the San Fernando team for the first time in Valley grid history. North Hollywood was declared Valley champions while Eagle Rock, San Fernando, and Canoga Park tied for second position. Van Nuys, the cellar champs of the year, ended the season with a 26-0 victory over the champion North Hollywood Huskies. The team this year was composed of new but hard-Hghting material. The follow- ing boys were included on the roster, stars indicating letter earners: 9FCaptain Ralph Bertell, 4kCurtis Perkins, : Walter Best, AI-Ienry Acosta, l':Thomas Patella, S':Norman Rowland, :kCaroll Mason, 5FEdmund Singer, iElmo Foster, 'lflohn Hughes, fEarl Allen, eCharles Bruno, fMitchell Bennett, FMass Iwata, xClarence Curley, xRay- mond Castro, kErnest Mashler, tfSeymour Andrews, fBi11 Ward, : :Ray Woods, tBil1 Guiremand, Henry Hansen, Daniel Binion, Conrad Martinez, 'Roy Woods, Iohn Covello, Bob Troller, Bill Bridge, Don Thomsen, Iohn Bucher, Larry Fraser, Iames Heaton, Phillip Reihm, Albert Tourtillot, Eugene Troller, and fWallace Camp. Before a crowd of 70,000 the San Fernando football team ran over a highly touted Narbonne squad November 27, in the Los Angeles Coliseum. Fine offensive playing by the Tigers gave the home team the edge on the southern school. Nar- bonne, on a well-directed aerial attack, scored for six points. The Tigers, led by Ralph Bertell, dynamic quarterback, retaliated with good offensive tactics. Bertell, in a brilliant display of football technique, broke away from the entire Narbonne team to make a touchdown. Ralph ran 58 yards. This run, the longest of the day, earned for Ralph the position of left-halfback on the All-Southern California foot- ball team. Commentators have described Bert as one of the finest open-field run- ners in Southern California high school football history. ' SAM YANKELONVITZ wa 1 A TEAM B TEAM B FOOTBALL OACH Bryce Schurr's B squad made an average showing with many new players. Old men included Calvin Gross, Mino Imai and Ioe Cafaro. Headed by the lighting Capt. Imai, San Fernando won two games from a possible score of four games. Eagle Rock vanquished the fearless kittens, 12-0. North Hollywood also defeated the B's 14-7. In a Final rebuttal, the Cats awoke to give the Van Nuys' Wolves a defeat of 2-0. The Canogans from Owensmouth fell to the tune of 19-0. First stringers, all letter-earners, included Woo, Cafaro, Gross, Cassara, Imai, Knight, Wagner, Gallego, Hino, VVells, and Patella. E571 TIGERS vs. NARBONNE AT COLISEUM, NOV. 27 NARBONNE GETS AWAY FOR FOUR YARDS. CASTRO TAKES BALL AROUND LEFT FIELD. BERTELL REVERSES FIELD UNASSISTED. BERTELL GETS AWAY FOR SPECTACULAR TOUCHDOWN J. CARNER E. DOE B. MERRY COACH HINRICHS H. GIBSON W. SMITH VARSITY BASKETBALL ' AN Fernando basketeers, led by Coach Hinrichs, earned the position of third place in the valley league with two victorious games from a possibility of four. The varsity men were as follows, stars indicating letters: WClemens, l':Hamer, tMerry, :'kRayburn, Doe, iSmith, xCarner, a'FGihson, 'lCollins Hagan, Miller, R. Hitchcock, B. Hitchcock. all SF Sk SF SF Eagle Rock, 193 San Fernando, 24 The Tigers started a fast season with an Eagle defeat. San Fernando players looked good. 912 is it Sk ik Van Nuys, 24, San Fernando, 20 The game was close with Wolves forging ahead in the last quarter on long Held goals. Sk :IF SF ik Sk North Hollywood, 245 San Fernando, 16 Fierce tactics were used by the Huskies to rout the Tigers in a roughly played game. San Fernando scored nine free throws in the course of the game. Sk IK: SF Sk Sk Canoga Park, 16, San Fernando, 17 This game against the Hunters proved a close call for the home team, as Clemens scored in the last second of play. The season closed with a fine display of good team work and sportsmanship. SAM YANKELOWITZ 1591 A BASKETBALL B BASKETBALL B BASKETBALL OACH Raymond Call's lightweight basketball squad was a fair success. S. Wells was manager of the average and very inexperienced team. The list of B players follows, stars indicating letter-earners: WH. Widle, Capt. 3':Bud George, fBill George, H. Taylor, WN. Greenway, WF. Tressieras, fl. Benefiel, I. C. Maurer, and H. Parker. SAM YANKELOWITZ E601 FIRST ROW--S. FARBER, C. SHILLING, E. MASHLER SECOND ROW-C. LUGO. C. LE BASS, R. COLEMAN. 1. MILLER THIRD ROW-C. CURLEY. J. HUGHES, G. KEESEE, ROY WOODS I6Ifl A TRACK B TRACK C TRACK E62 TRACK OACH Bryce Schurr, with the assistance of Coach Mike Cirino, led the San Fernando track team on to new victories. The L. A. Relays of April 18 were a Tiger victory. A splendid long-distance team of Borzage, Keesee, Mashler, and Shilling took Hrst place in the four-man, two-mile relay. Many B's and C's also placed. The Interclass meet of April 22 was a S'36 victory with 54 points won by that class. Prospects for the year showed a superior long distance choosing while the shorter races were yet undecided. Varsity men included Clarence Curley, sprinter and broadjumperg Iim Miller, hurdlerg LeBass, high jumper, Mashler and Iiugo, milersg Shilling, half-milerg Cole- man, quarter-milerg Sheldon Farber, pole-vaulterg and the Woods brothers as shot- putters. The B and C teams were exceptional this year with many outstanding per- formers. On the pole-vault were Doyle and Haramijia with Maurer as a C man. Sprinters were Rumsey, Hatago, and Motoike. 660 men were Stanfield, Miller, Rodriguez, and Hernandez. Granger and Thomas were 1320 hopes with Doyle and Sanders eminent stars in 'the shot put. The league meets were held with Eagle Rock, North Hollywood, Van Nuys, and Canoga Park. , . St it SF 36 SF GYM CLUB ' with NEW club was organized this year with Coaches Call and Schack special- . g in a ranc es o contro e gymnastics. weve points score in eague izin ' 'llb h f llcl ' T l ' d'1 meets were necessary for a recommendation of a gym team man to the lettermen's club. Iefferies finished high-point man with 28 points, Utterback, Oliver, Doyle, Kukushi, Shilling, Tipps, Penn, and Farber also qualified for letters. Harry Phillips acted as manager. ' ik Sk 9? ik if , VARSITY TENNIS ITH a series of successful preliminary matches the racketeers defended their ability against the Eagles of Eagle Rock, April 30, and outplayed Canoga Park with the Hnal score of 18-7. Prospective players of the year were Clem, Mac- Millan, Maurer, Waldo, and B. Hitchcock. Double teams were Schwinger and Kid- der with Bill Wooten and Bob Kirby as second representatives. Roger Warner acted as manager with Mr. Harold Alley, sponsor. ' SAM YANKELOWITZ T631 f 0-A f1,.f-A-gg GYM TEAM TENNIS TEAM l641 ,Q-WZG-7 X A K LETTERMEN'S CLUB FIRST ROWWCLEMENS, BERTELL. LEWIS, ACOSTA, MILLER SECOND ROW-HAMER, MERRY, ROWLAND, 1. SMITH, SHILLING. IWATA. PATELLA THIRD ROI!!-RAYBURN, DOE. BRUNO, LA BERGE, OTP, LUGO. WIDLE FOURTH ROW-GIBSON, GAUDINO, GUIREMAND. J. CASTRO. PERKINS, COLLINS, ANDREWS FIFTH ROW-VORIS, KIDDER. SINGER. KIRBY, SCHWINGER, CURLY. CAMP SIXTH ROW-FOSTER, HATAGO. HUGHES, TAKAHASHI, BEST, ALLEN. ROY WOODS SEVENTH ROW-VEALE, RAY WOODS. MIRANDA. SMITH. R. CASTRO. CARNER. MAURER E651 Q GIRLS' SPORTS G.A.A. Mus. IE..-KN LEIPELT, Sponsor HE former system of gaining points in G.A.A. was abolished this semester and a new one established. At present, any girl taking gym seventh period is a member of G.A.A. Each semester is considered a participation, and every girl, if she has done the required work, is given participation credit, 200 points a semester. Archery and tennis classes, in charge of Mrs. Hatherell, were added as G.A.A. participations. The classes are conducted sixth period, these girls receiving the same amount of credit as the others. Our G.A.A. was invited to two playdays this year, the hostesses being Van Nuys and Los Angeles High Schools, and entertained at San Fernando with one playday on May 21. ' ' ' G.A.A. CABINET Firxt Senzertfr Svrond Snnzxter HELEN TAYLOR - V - President A - RUTH WOOLDRIDGE KATHRYN SFARKEY - Virr-przxidrni - A - - LOIS DODD WINIFRED WEYAND - Sefrrtary - - - EMIKO HINO 56 if SS 1? if LETTERGIRLS' CLUB MRS. LILLIAN HATHERELL, Sponsor , The Lettergirls made much progress this semester in making their club an qutstanding organization in this high school. The most worthy achievement was a new, sqcluded room. . p .. I, . A ,Because of the change in the Cv.A.A. system, the Lettergirls' requirements were revised. ln order to become a Lettergirl, one must have received 600 participation S :il credits: 'f' LET1'Eao11u.s, CABINET First Sairifstrr Sffanl S-'rm'.m'r Q MYRTLE MORDIGAN - - Prfxidmt - WINFRED WEYATXD SME? 'ifliliblil' ' ' iE 'P fM'n' ' ' V'RGETi?K3EHiHE EL ' f ,- - , BETTE. TOLAND o Tiiixffr BETTE TOLAND VOLLEYBALL The sixth period selected team proved to be the champion volleyball team this year. The following girls made up the team: N. Baly, P. Wheeling, M. Rohrbacher, I. Sadler, I. Ardizonne, B. Allen, and M. A. Fobes. Barns TOLAND E661 I F G.A.A. CABINET PER. VI G.A.A. PER. VII G.A.A. lf671 ! i I L i SPEEDBALL VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL ' SPEEDBALL HE chimpiomhip in speedball wus vson by the Senior A's and 'KB's in the seventh period class. The teams consisted of the following girls: H. Taylor, B. Toland, K. Starkey, M. Mordigan, W. Weyand, V. Sprague, M. Smith, I. Menear, C. Walters, R. Caston, B. Maisel, I. Boyer, M. Beach, W. Anderson, and V. Pado- VRD. if St 9? SS SF BASKETBALL gif ehanipion basketball team was made up of the Senior Aff ,and B's in Il the seventh period class. The following girls were on the team: B. Toland, E. Quisenberry, R. Wooldridge, E. I-Iino, A. Simpson, L. Dodd, S. Steflins, M. Smith, and M. A. Fobes. Burris TOLAND 1681 A ' LETTERGIRLS' CLUB FIRST ROW-MRS. HATI-IERELL. MORDIGAN, WEYAND. HINO SECOND ROW-ABERNETHY, ALLEN, ANDERSON, AUSTIN, BARNHARDT. BENDER THIRD ROW-BERTELL, E. BLAKEMORE, J. BLAKEMORE, BURBANK, CALVERT. CASTON .FOURTH ROW-DE LUX. DODD, FOBES, GORIN, HANSEN, MENEAR FIFTH ROW-MONTELONGO. MORRISH, MUTO, PADOVAN, QUISENBERRY, SADLER SIXTH ROW-SIROIS. SIMPSON, SMITH, SPRAGUE, STARKEY, STEFFENS SEVENTH ROW'-TAYLOR. TOLAND, TRESSER, WALTERS, WHEELING, WOOLDRIDGE CATALINA ISLAND Get on your sea legs, you Iandlubbers there, For clear is the day, and the wind blows fair. We're setting the com pass, so 50iW6If away, And soon a1e'lZ drop anchor in Avalon Bay. unicfz H6914 STUDENT BODY h Fin! Seznutfr Srrond Semirtfr ADAHRUTH GREEN V - .Presidmt - JACK WILLIAIVIS IRENE HARROD V V - Vtcr-prerident V - HAROLD GOOD HELEN OVERALL V - - Secretary - V A VIRGINIA LEE KATHRYN PLUMMER - -Cortes.. to the Prfn- V SYLVIA BERTELL ELDON MILLER - V - Chu! justin' - - JACK MILLER HENRY TANAKA V - Safety Chairman - V - BILL SWEENY SelfVGovernnzmt - V GLADYS SWVARTOUT Stlf-Government - V - LOUIS BOYER DOROTHY BOSSHARDT - -Girls' League Pres.. - KATHRYN PLUMMER HIS semester the Iunior High Student Body introduced four outstanding feat- ures of the year. They are the awarding of the Honor Scholarship Bannerg the party held for the neatest and best-looking second period room, which was won by the A7's in A1015 the Iunior High Boys' Track Meet, which was held on Wednes- day, March 115 and the A9 Recognition Day, which takes the place of the A9 Grad- uation of previous years. Many privileges have been extended to the Iunior High this year. Among them was the opportunity to attend the motion picture show, Frisco Kid, held for all the perfect attendance students last semester, the opportunity afforded all the students to see Midsummer Night's Dream, and the invitation to service students to witness a picture show in the auditorium on May 22. KATHRYN PLUMMER J. WILLIAMS KATHRYN PLUMMER ' ADAHRUTH GREEN IRENE HARROD ELDON MILLER DOROTHY BOSSHARDT HAROLD GOOD 1711 V I ' ERGON KALON SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY First Semester IACK HOOKER - - MILDRED CRABTREE EULIA SULIER - - LOUISE SELKIRK - , . First Semester DOROTHY BOSSHARDT RUTH TURNER - JUNE ARNOLD - - IANET ALLENEAUGH First Semester HENRY TANAKA - HENRY TANAKA - NELLIE MAE BEAN First Semester SARAH CLARK - - DORIS MOORE - AIFTON PIERCY - IACK HARDESTY - MARSALINE SALEEDY FRANCES STONE - I UANIEFA- GREY f Miss ALLEN - - President - - - Vice-president - - - Corres. to the Press - - - Secretary - - SF PX: SF 'Xi SF GIRLS' LEAGUE - - President - - - Vice-president - - Secretary - - - Song Leader - as se as as as STUDENT SAFETY - - President - - - - Vice-presi d ent - - Secretary - - 'IS SF Sk 'Ks ak TIGER FOOTPRINTS - - Editor - - - - Assistant Editor - - Society - - Boys' Sports - - Girls' Sports - - Personals - - Exchanges - - Sponsor - T721 Second Semester - - - IUNE ARNOLD WILLA MARIE FAIRFIELD - - MILDRED COREY - ISABEL SWARTOUT Second Semester - KATHRYN PLUMMER - RUTH TURNER -I - IUNE ARNOLD - IANET ALLENBAUGH Second Semester - - - BILL SWEENY - ARNOLD RAMIREZ - HELEN WILSON Second Semester - DOROTHY BossHARDT - - HOWARD WALLIS - DOROTHY BYARS - - - LEO PRESS - MARY IO HUBERT - - CAROL MCCORMIC - ROLAND VAN EssEN - Miss HACHLIUTH JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR STUDENT SERVICE JUNIOR GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES JUNIOR SAFETY I73 IUNIOR IUDICIAL BOARD ' IUNIOR us:-:ERS TIGER FOOTPRINTS STAFF BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES JUNIOR GLEE jUNIOR BAND ELEMENTARY ORCHESTRA IUNIOR ORCHESTRA l75 - f f q t 1 1 X l 1 H A9 A9 A9 B8 F I 1 B9' S E781 A8's lf79 J 1 A8 B8 B8 B8 81 MISS BAXTER'S ROOM MRS. FElGE'S, ROOM B7 B7 B7 When Kenny w:As:1Pup. 8. VVe came, we saw, he Jimmy Weir. conquered. Ebie. 9. W'e know you. Dumont. 10. Ye Ed. up to his ears. O. B. Staff. ll. Yes, Darwin was right. Tell us another. Hitchy. 12. Modern Amazons. Acosta. ll. Take :i letter. H. 15 I6- I7 is Faculty feeders. Grammar school days. . Mary, Mary, quite contra ry. ' . Gone but not forgotten. . It's Papa who pays. 19. Con rt iester. . Chemistry sharks Ruth. Sis. . Aludge Decker. . Big Ritchie. . Sour Puss Perk. l I X evwnil Ewa! lciefifm FFOVQA- 'lQ:.lLL fig?-lt 'W W :E - to Q so 4. , V 1 is li- v in I Ns, ' , ' Qllwgbmgf lvl :Q ef 5 N C uk' ' U E 'O -- CfQ.', . Tuacxlksa N ' SLAISQTEQS I Wliw-7'g'!-' NOviV'Ji8g I Novi l Xxx 'V X QENIO srn, xy Fi tt Jn V s lt Sw, 9 Cuz: N stu oefvr 5 Se ion BOD - I VLHY' Q. H ELEZTIONS Aggwqi-:EQ W 5141 DWNG. 4 THING'- fyv lffg 5 g N xl E ,L KL: i . ' - : if 51551 4 if-:shea M ti W S,-ir. 1 fH t li I :QQ-2 SOFW CALENDAR-193 5-1936 SEPTEMBER 10-School is opened with the usual babble OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER IANUARY Of adventurous scrubs and senior rabble. 13-The first assembly impresses us all With hopefulness which is gone by fall. 7-Fire prevention, but all its perils Won't keep the boys from lighting trash barrels. 25-Van Nuys rivalry now renewedg Our super team has won the feud. 1-Yellow sweaters now seen in the glade. Guess the A12's got the balance paid. 6-Today starts the drive of Community Chestg Figures don't lieg we all did our best. 28--What made the turkey'si face so red? Thanksgiving made him lose his head. 4-Successful Skidding, the senior play, Puts the skids on their going away. 11-Santa Claus time according to ruleg Iust a gag but it still closes school. 1-Let's make resolutions, since New Years is here, So we'll have them to break during the year. 15-The A9's are willed to the seniors at last, After anguished preparing of three years past. l84l FSB. LETTE me-RCS opml, 6 Q VL orzowee 'gm fo rnoeemeer Qssc-:MBLV QIISNNI LV! M 4 , 'Sour flew 'W j 4372 I-I-EH!! 4' 'X ' , 1 X I I lffl' . fww '-,- 1- ' ,Vx M99 19 ,Buble lirzlcc-zmwllf 3T0 9 '70 T ,A . comm C',bol9fcH0vl- ss- QQ- Q99 S . 1 N 4 7-'ago Dggm AZT' Q 'QLQNE .A fx ff ' 'wi Gmffcjff We Dov 9' ' YH' 4 Qffrzeifz - KMHC CGM? PM f will T 5 7, W fm 'TUX y ff Q- - li ' ' ' i ' ' fy y i 5 Lewes X 1 -W fy if f . Q ,ixs E, satan, - ff am 31 i Q,,,66?f9 f F'EE 4 FEBRUARY 14-Girls' Lea ue installation a ain ut throu h. S g P S MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE MARGARET Amicitia Club has its pow-yvow too. 27-The Lettermen's Club with Burton Morse Put on a show. Success? Of course. 12- The Missing Dummy, O. B. play, Brings honor to the staff today. 3-The tracksters meet with grunts and groans, But luckily no broken bones. 6-10-Easter vacation with bonnets and frillsg Pappy gets grey from paying the bills. 1-The May Day B's cavort on the green, With Mildred Pekarek as festival queen. 15- Growing Pains, Senior play, presented at P A modern play, with a more modern cast. 28-Triumphant A12's on class day show V There's nothing Hawaiian they don't know. 29-A beautiful prom by the Ir. Class, The Senior A's are there en mass. 17-Commencement here. The seniors? Gone. The vicious circle still goes on. 19-It's the 19th of Iune, and school is o'er, Still some of us wonder, What's the score? Colm BETTY RITCHIE Enwm SCHWINGER fs... last, y 51 l xgwanmkxx 'j ' i Q.L.,..xwxm SL-..sUJ'-u.os..LL.,xn-iu.....J Tgg Mb . l . n 0 1U 8-4-vu 'tw-I 9 u 8 - K J--wh. mm, XLWLQ Jdho guy 4, ww-L.. -wus Q' l JY-'-4+ . ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Great credit is due to many outside contributors for the assistance they have ojerea' in the preparation of the 1936 Orange Blossom. The stag is especially grateful to the following: 'Mrs. Bryant, Orange Blossom sponsorj Mr. Beck and publicity staff Mr. Alley and his assistant Frank Braufleyg Mrs. Foresman and the art departmentj - Mr. Hovey for his business managementj B Mary Ednah Wickson, author of division page poemsj Mr. Smith of the Los Angeles Engravingf Mr. Babcock of the Babcock Cover Co.,' Mr. Iones of the Boulevard Press,' Br. Blomquist, annual photographerj all advertisers ana' patrons of the annual whose support made the publication financially possibleg NX. . . . d Q I ? all cz:-culatzon boosters and ivellizvzsgiegzsg, E d i I 0 fi I5 WQGSE gi E3 lm - G5 V+ is lei Q? x 2 A QXkg Ck if 3 in X., . S -4 .L A N' EI EI qpartment Store c 2 .. f - A as II06 PORTER AVENUE SAN FERNANDO, CALIFORNIA i E ' ' ' ' E El ' lllrunu PHONE S. F. 95 FIRESTONE TIRES - Q STURTEVANT'S WALKER'S AUTOPARTS SERVICE STATION . San Fernando Van Nuys UNION OIL PRODUCTS North Hollywood 11492 S. F. Road San Fernando . Canoga Park m .-...-........-.-..------------------ ------------------------------ E ia ------------ -.-- - . He had one arm upon the wheelg Quite joyful was his rideg The other arm was wrapped around The sweetie at his side. A copper yelled, Use both hands, In a voice that carried far. I can't, the loving swuin replied, I have to drive the car. E ,Inu nunnnununuunnE Quinn: nuunululununlununnunnnnunuuuu uuuu Phone 277 i KING DRUG CO. The Rexal Store C' C' cor. Porter and Maclay Ave. Authorized Ford Dale, San Fernando, California Phone 90 C-OOD' USED CARS ' E C. E. KING C. A. SCHMIDT 401 So. Brand Blvd. San Fernando : Proprietors E lnluuunInlunuuuunuuun nnnuun nununlnm iununnnl nunnnnnulnnuu ulunl E ' I 871 E5 I. Stage Screws 4. The army. 7. Soup's on . 2. Lewis's mob. 5. 'Singin' in thelralinu. S. Second childhood 3. Double trouble. 6. Nlias YVnIIer's worries. EVERYBODY LIKES A CHEVROLET ' STANLEY COMPANY 2l5 Chatsworth - Phone 24 A GREAT NEW CAR, A NEW DEALER, A NEW POLICY WE WILL CiAlN CHARACTER BYQMERITING YOUR FAVOR nunnnIninnunnununnurnnununulnnuununnnnnunlunuunnuu nnluuu unuluuuuulnuullnnnnnnu nnnlnuvm mununulnlnunununul nnlnnulunuunnlunlun: First Federal Savings and Loan Asso. of San Fernando See us for Real Estate Loans or may we explain our Plans of Thrift? San Fernando. Calif. Phone 254 .............. ....................... ......... ...........Ei - nuunnunnununnnlnnnuuuuuul nuurunuuulun Phone S. F. 394 208 So. Brand Blvd. San Fernando's Best Hotel HOTEL GOODHAP Evelyn Hapgood, Prop. Elevator and Phone Service Accommodations to Suit Clean and Cool Class Pins Class Rings Graduation Announcements Cups Medals- 1 Buckles V V Manufactured by T. V. ALLEN CO. 8l2-8l6 MAPLE AVENUE LOS ANGELES nnununnn uuunnnuunnununuInnuunnunuuuunlum Ennnmnunnnununuunrnnnunnnnunu nunulunu Iudge: You are accused of shooting squirrels out of season. Is there any plea? Vic Helvy: Yes, sir. Self-defence. nnulinnunulnunnunnunInllAlunuuunnrunnluu lununl Compliments of ... BRADFORD BAKERIES, Ltd. ' 405.SAN FERNANDO RD. Los Angeles, California l891 El ,l.J IU II'H l 'llU ll 'Ill llllllllllllm EuulnnnnunnnnnrnnnnnnnluIInllInluunuulnululunl BeSfWiSh-25 suN KING MALT sHoP 10 GIANT MALTS Class of 935 Malted Fruit Cocktails E Homade Ice Cream S : 1101 San Fernando Road Momzis KATES Phone zzss lfllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Ulllllllllg Eilllllllllll lllllllll llllllllllllll lllllllllll num Ivllul-un? V Eluulununluuun mmm.. Compliments Compliments of . . . of Dr. james C. Campbell NOBLE CHAPEL DENTIST nnnlluIlnlunuurnnulunnlnnuurIInunnnnlnunuunnm Ennnnnnunnunnnnnnuuu nuuluu He: If you keep that expression, I am going to kiss you. She: Well, I can't hold this look much longer? uunlnnnnnunununlnunnrnnnunurnuunnnnuuunnuum Euunuuu lnnunluunrlnlnununnuur nun - SMITH'S Compliments ofe. . . San Fernando Pharmacy ED BOYD JEWELER Middle of the Block 11 910112 San Fernando Road P one 223 San Fernando 5 5 1013 Porter Ave. San Fernando nun: uluunnnlu llllr nnnllnul llll llllll I mug E :rlll I llrll lnunnnnl llllu nun llInlnnlnnlrurnuulll unnu IInurunannulInununullununuulnurunlluulllununnunuruuulununnnnunluunluunn ulunuu PORTER HOTEL BARBER SHOP SERVICE THAT SATISFIES SKILLED BARBERS -:-. PROMPT SERVICE PORTER HOTEL BLDG. BRAND BOULEVARD 1901 rm mln: :lun ll nrluInlunlunununnln E Have your shoes E E Best Wishes repaired at .... PETE'S SERVICE SHOE SHOP IOI6 San Fernando Road San Fernando nnun nurnnlunu lnlnnunlln runnun When you Started this, You thought it Was a poem. By now you see You were mistaken. E1 lil from PORTER HOTEL I. LEO FLYNN '17 Manager Isn't it funny How people will Continue to read Something even When they know They're being Fooled? as sr as ae as Garbage Man: Any garbage today? Chef: Yes, we'lI take 12 cans. as as as as ar lust think, Hagan tried to put his arm around me four times yesterday My, what an arm. ................ ............................ ........3 SIGNAL Service Station TIRES - BATTERIES - LuBRicATioN Phone San Fernando 82 606 - 1601 San Fernando Road San Fernando, Calif. SIXES EIGHTS ,fi NJA Qivg S U L L I V A N S OLDSMOBILE 700 San Fernando Road San Fernando, Calif. D. 1. SULLIVAN Phone 358 rruan1uuunrnunnrunrnllnnuulnuunnllnnlnuuunnuul 'ff ! J N ,ST I 410 A X 5 MAKETM BALANCE! Whatever goes out Must first come in. That's where lessons In thrift begin! Budget your income And stretch it far. Pay cash at Penney's Where bargains are! ' xx 9 INCUR ATIQD EI i I9 E' wM. H. connon IEWELER . Diamonds and Watches Watch and Jewelry Repairing 1o1o san Fernando Ra. Phone 3402 S San Fernando, Calif. uununnununnnuununnlnnnnunulunuumulnnuuununul E1 gg........... .................................. .............E1 Compliments 5 of HARVEY BEAUTY and MASSAGE PARLOR li -----------------'--------------------------------------------- ---------- Ei lil f----------------------------------------------------------------------------- E1 E' ' - '-' -----------' El Compliments of . . . AHQHHNGD HDHEE WEUU.. E .-.--....-..---....................-.........................................................E................................ ..................................... Optician: Weak eyei have you? Well, how many lines can you read on that chart? Speed B: What chart? El '' '' ' '''' '' ' ' ' ' E1 T5 '------------- El Compliments of . . . Q Dr. Ralph Witten DENTIST gnulnnnlunununlulluulnunnlnunnllulununuuunuul 5 Phone 373 Ambulance Service KENNETH G. PASCHALL 5 MORTUARY An Institute for Community Service 2 Macneil at Third San Fernando Q unnununnunnunlluuunu uuununnn uunnnn COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES s. H. Kmass 8a co. E m 'l' luunmnnm l921 Now what? For Better or for XVorse. The protecting arm. Wenches. O.B. Play Cast. Who lit that can? Little Ritchie. Eugene the Jeep CGypJ. . T-bone and Ducky. . Get Isnt! . Fumlko. . Alone? Practically. 13. Stumped. Letter Goils. The Glade. Freddie . l93l Popular Mechanics. Contact! Tweedle-dum and Tweedlc Ain't she grand. Raid! Siesta. Miss Hnclimutli. E. B. and Eurdean-Wvhen. -dum numluunuunninnlxnnnlunnunuuullnuun HOME OF OUALITY FOODS San Fernando Super Market ll0l-1103 SAN FERNANDO RD. ICYCLAIR CORPORATION Manufacturers of I C E C R E A M BIC- BEARS - BOX CARS CREAM BARS and other frozen novelties OLympia l 103 3410 Glendale Boulevard Ei.. Why didn't you Wel Los Angeles nnnunnnnunnununnnunun unuuunuunnuuunuunuunnnnuunumunnunnuuuuuuuuununluunux catch that guy? You had a l, could I help it if he wus anemic? umulsj El E' : Battery Recharging 3 I Batteries - Harold Lotts' Garage Complete Automotive Service Res. 1364 Phones shop, 26 E 3rd at Maclay, San Fernando E bleed hound. uuunnnun unluuuuunxmnnunsu E. W. KEMNITZ YOUR IEWELER 1008 San Fernando Road San Fernando, Calif. un unlnnnuuulunn E1 El............. ' Enunnluununnnuuunullunuunnun:nununuunnnnuuuun l94l unsung unuuun lunnnuunnunnunuuununnnn ui E1 ........ 3 Q-innnn num illml and don't forget . . . Phone 1624 HLOCTANE Lewis Furniture Store - Your Home Should Come First RICHFIELD SERVICE f ' A. I. LEWIS T 648 San Fernando Road San Fernando E 'IOI N. Maclay Ave. 'San Fernando ' .... Baal Baa! Black sheep Have you any wool? Yes, sir! Yes, sir! Three bags full. One for my master, One for my dame, . And one for all the high school boys To pull over the eyes of 36,886,999 teachers. ae is as is as There Was a chap in our class But now he is no more. For what he thought was H20 Was HQSO4. Compliments of ,,,, 5 E Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted KIDDER BROS' : . . . Compliments of . . . REAL ESTATE - LOANS - INSURANCE - NOTARY PUBLIC E PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Office: 712 San Fernando Road Dr. john I. Brooks Practice Limited to ,..........El El.................................... .............................. the Eye San Fernando, Calif, E E over Phone 49 E Q Phone 343 Bank of America N mlm ununnunnmmm.I ...m....i Enuiunn uunuuu nu nmnnnuumununnm nun uunuiu nnuunnnnnnn mnnn E Igrlniuuuuininniuu :unsung DURHAM3 Phone: 93 CUT RATE DRUGS N. E. Durham, Prop. IOZ6 PORTER AVENUE San Fernando, Calif. Telephone 348 nun: lluniunnnnnnunnun runnin HOLT-WEBB CO. vALi.EY's LARGEST DEALERS DODGE - PLYMOUTH 753 San Fernando Road San Fernando : l95l Inlun:unnunnununnununnnnuruuunuuuuuunnnnln I Phone REFRIGERATORS San Fernando 409 GAS RANGES SAN FERNANDO FURNITURE STORE PORTER HOTEL BUILDING Cor. Brand and Celis Sts. - Complete W. E. HUYLER Home Furnishing M. F. Smith, Prop. Office Phone 214 Res. 1241 CITY TRANSFER AND STORAGE MOVING - PACKING - CRATING Office: IO0 S. Maclay Ave. Residence: 201 Alexander E lil E Elin E1 lil Iohn-How did the wedding come off? Compliments of . . . Mary Clark Frock Shop 804 San Fernando Rd. San Fernando Phone sszz VENABLE'S SERVICE Complete Automobile Service 100'Zn Richfield MAX VENABLE 806 N. Maelay 1nurnunuunnnuuunnnnn luuuuunlunun nun Toni-Without a hitch. The bride didn't show up. nunnnrunInnnunuunnnnnnuunnunnuuuunrnnnunuu F. G. MARSHALL Authorized Watch Inspector Southern Pacific Company IO27 San Fernando Rd. San Fernando El fq............................. ...... El- nmiI-mu-1mnI-nlinIu--ImlI-nn.m.-...num -mmm-E1 E1 E lu uuuu I llugqlgqgg lm E COMPLIMENTS of SAUGUS CAFE 1898 - 1936 EI ........ ' ..........E1 E1 1961 Phone 4592 Evenings by Appointment AN N'S BEAUTY SHOP Ann Supernaugh, Prop. 209Vz South Brand Blvd. San Fernando, Calif. SA M the SHOE DOCTOR FOR BE1'rER woRK Service -:- Courtesy M. AMADOR, Prop. 1043 San Fernando Rd. x qgsnbc-sm.. Bettys zinrl company. . The Petrilicd Forrest. The Easter Parade. A Triad. Love, Honor, nnrliii Senior B'sy' Man-mountain Rh:-ims. Collins Pqlrkhurvt. of thc same. Need We S.1y More? H. Nlore Senior B's. Bloomy looking nt-. IS. Lowell in ri jam-pan Wha-nt? don us-rx basket. The Prom. 15. Robert H. Lewis. Fccpsbnll . Twins, Twins, 17. Surprifc! But we got and more the picture. i971 Another prom scene. Bobby Hearn. Senior Glade. S'36 Class OffiCerS. The Cabinet. R. Overholscr--thinking Icroikc Sem. ..........................................................................-lg 3... FOR BETTER BEAUTY CULTURE E PHONE 301 MACLAY BEAUTY SHOP EDNA RIGCLE, Mgr. ' 7 I 109 No. Maclay San Fernando 2 .................................... .... ..... ...........l5 E1 BEVERLY BARS Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted E Sidney R. Unwin, 0pl'. D. Optical Repairing I0l4Vz San Fernando Road San Fernando, Calif. Phone s. F. 195 unnnuun nn: luuuuinlnuunul unululnlE I llllllllll rl llllllllll lllll llllllll Q TRI CONES Beverly Dairies, Ltd. Sc 1 Oc CUPS BIC 5 BARS nnun 1uinruuuunnnnuuuuu nmIuninnnnnunnniunnnmnuuninnununinnnnunnunu niunuui SUNDAES - CHILY BEARS nnunnIulnlluniunuuuunnunnnE El PAY'N TAKIT STORES 909 PORTER AVE. 1034 PORTER AVE. Free Parking in Rear of Store 5 uunn nnInnnnnnuuuunnunnnluunu:nuunnnnnluuuuuuuun . . . Compliments . . . Jack Keeley MEN'S WEAR .SAN FE.RNANpo .... .43 E1 i. l981 E Q lllllll rl lllll lunu .............E El Southern Hardware Co. H07 San Fernando Rd. San Fernando. California El ' Buffet Lunch ' 906 Porter Avenue rrnrumulunnunuununnnnun lnnunnm Compliments of .... SOUTHERN BAKERIES SPEClALlZlNG lN PARTY ORDERS 1019 San Fernando Road E San Fernando E El E1 Phone 1933 ETH EL G. STARKEY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE NOTARY O f f i c e 455 N. Maclay Ave. San Fernando Phone 164 SAN FERNANDO LAUNDRY Don't kill your wife. . . Let us do the dirty work Hc's the dumbest guy I ever saW. . Not soiloud. Your are forgetting yourself. InllununrruunnInn:nunuluuulnnnunlnullnuuuunnnm Flnuuuuu FITZSIMMONS STORES Nationally Known Products 5 For Less Low Shelf Prices MEATS C-ROCERIES ,...............,............................................-...........UE lil Thinking of me, dear? Was I laughing? I'm so sorry. ,MISSION PHARMACY Phone 228 Corner Porter and Brand San Fernando Q El El Compliments of . . . S SL K MARKET Phone 3412 Waterson Texaco Service No. 2 647 San ,Fernando Rd. V Official Brake swim. No. 1191 TIRES - BATTERIES - LUBRICATION ..... ..... ..... .........E1 Ei............................................................................ E991 uunuun lungunn Little Audrey was taught that, Noah, told the serpents to go forth and multiply, but Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, because she knew they were adders. Iohnnie was sent to buy shrimp, but brought back a note saying the shrimp was a little spoiled, and the fish man was sure johnnie's moth- er would not care for it. Then Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, because she knew that johnnie's mother did care for a Little spoiled shrimp, for that is what dear Aunt Mehetable says that johnnie is. One day Little Audrey was listening to her sister discuss- ing her girl friend with an- other girl friend. No wonder she can't keep a boy friend, she's an old long hair. Little Audrey just laughed and laughed 'cause she knew she had her Bob. Getting fed up with having to support all the relatives Little Audrey's papa threw them out, but Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, be- cause she spotted an ant com- ing through a crack in the floor! Little Audrey's mother was making jelly. A neighbor asked her what. fruit she was using. Sheatolcl her quince. Little Audigeyfjdst laughed and laughed because she knew you couldn't make jelly out of five little girls. Little Audrey was told that she was stupid that she couldn't tell a 'phone from a street car, but Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, be- cause she knew that tele- phones aren't situated X in street cars. LITTLE AUDREY The Donkey and the Eelephant Were running side by side To occupy the White House And there in peace abide, The Donkey vowed he'd stay there No matter what betide. But Little Audrey laughed and laughed, She knew it was the bunk - For the Donkey carried saddle bags But the Elephant packed a trunk. Little Audrey was told she was getting too fat in her stomach and should diet, but she just- laughed and laughed, because she didn't know what color it would take. Little Audrey went shop- ping with her mother and among the articles they pur- chased was a new mattress. That night she heard her father say that he was worried about losing his job because he was getting old, but Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, because she knew he had something to retire on. When Little Audrey was taken sick her mother thought she had the mumps, but Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, because she knew if she did have the mumps she would have a swell time. One day Little Audrey was visiting the moving picture studios and she talked and talked to her mother, whom she was with. At last her mother, after many attempts to make her stop talking, pointed to a sign which read SlLENCE, but Little Aud- rey just laughed and laughed, because she knew they had gag-men on the set. H001 When Little Audrey's fa- ther went to sleep at the wheel, and drove his car off the cliff into the sea, Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, for she knew the ocean had a bed. Little Audrey was told to draw a horse and wagon. She quickly drew a horse. Then Little Audrey laughed and laughed, because she knew the horse would draw the wagon. Little Audrey's brother told his mother he felt too sick to go to school. His mother sym- pathized with him and asked him where it hurt most, but Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, because she knew it hurt most in school. Little Audrey read in 'a children's book that the chickens brushed their feath- ers every morning, but Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, because she knew that chickens only have a comb. Someone suggested that traffic cops wear red uniforms so as to attract the attention of drivers, but Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, be- cause she knew that bulls don't like red. Little Audrey's girl friend had been telling Little Aud- rey about a bed she had seen that was 8 feet long. But Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, 'cause she knew that was a lot of bunk. While playing golf one day Little Audrey's father yelled fore, but Little Audrey just laughed and laughed, because she knew he would make an eight. Euunmm unnnrunum nnunuza THE BRYANT PHARMACY Congratulates the ORANGE BLOSSOM STAFF upon this E Fine Vacation Issues of the l936 Annual EnuuuueuunnunlunnuunruurunurnuurunumnrnulunnnuurInurlununnrluInrunururrununnrnunzlnrnnnulnululnnulnulnuunEl BUS DRIVERS You needn't look so disgusted, said the joke to the editor, you may be old yourself someday. . Harold M.: I guess you've gone out with Worse looking fellows than I am, haven't you? , Quo answerj Harold M.: I say, I guess you've gone out with worse looking fellows than I am, haven't you? Ioyce B.: I heard you the first timeg I was trying to think. EummumnnuummumnnunnnmnuumunruunnnuumE1 Flluumummumuumnmnmmuunnmuummnnmnunsung Phone 203 1329 Phone 4533 : : ' San Fernando Road E : FoR BE1'rER woRK : THORNBURGHS' FREE DELIVERY : , E Automobile Dept. Service a Illinois Cleaners Cr Dyers 3 SAN FERNANDO' CALIF- IOZ7 San Fernando Road Q PAUL -I-HORNBURCH Q san Fernando KENNETH THORNBURGH Elrunuuru Inununnuuuuunnununn nuuruunEl Emu:IullunulnunnlIrnnunlllnulunuuluulrnnnuununu:IE H011 ' IDIOT-SYNCRASIES U Mr. Darland: You ca11't get along with the women and you can't get along with- out them. fActual wordsj. i Mr. Glass: Caesar was truly a genius. Mr. Nies: Will you girls please be quiet? You boys shut up! Mrs. Brockhouse: Now, do you get the idear? fShe's an English teacherj. p Mr. Gross: QSkip it. Yours truly wants a full quota of merits.j Coach Schurr: Attention! Right-Dress! Front! Right---Dress! Front! Right --Dress! Front! etc. QOnce he stopped with only two.j Coach Cirino: Line up. Un a voice that can be heard in the A buildingji Coach Schack: Attain--shun! Eyes--Right! Frrront! At ease! Coach Hinrichs: Why aren't you guys stripped? Butch Call: It's no skin off my nose. Mr. Fraisher: 'Tll let you go this time, but next timel--. Mrs. Moorman: fPreparing to work any boy in school--and she doesj Hello, handsome-can youi? Miss Ely: I just adore swimming. Mrs. Bryant: fNothing, because she knows who wrote this.j Mrs. Williams: The little darlings-aren't they too luscious for words? Mr. Lawrence: Might be a most anything like, We are what we are because of our parents. Mr. Lewis: Now the Lettermen's Club Blah Blah Mr. Horton: Now, my brother Ed over on the ranch-if' Mrs. Poore: You might pass. If you miss one-. Mr. Tingle: You Bolshevik! Mr. Tevvs: Mine Gott, sonny! Go away, l'm busy. Mrs. Furtnow: lust a touch of magenta--L. Mr. Hovey: You can't do it without a requisitionfl Miss Hendrick: It's a vicious circle. Mr. Millen: Have you gotta pass? - Mr. Blomquist: You'll have 75 pictures by Monday. fThe Orange Blossom staff appreciates thisj Mrs. Ronald: Now my budgetif' Mrs. Ferguson: Use your own heads, not your neighbors'. For obvious reasons the Orange Blossom staff will take no responsibility- for the above, and the author . will remain anonymous, YOURS TRULY. H021 The student stopped at the gates of the nether-regions and showed his ticlket. - 4 -' . ' . ' 'Tlx Wait a minute, said Pluto, this card says 'Heavenf if I know, said the deceased, but I have just come from Van Nuys,I-Iighq and I want to make the change gradualf' ' ' ' Sk Sk SF SF Sk ' ' . 511 , ,Little Willie, sad but true, I i Filled up papa,s pants with glueg I Mama said, He's a thoughtful bratg He picked your two-pants suit at that. 3stInununnnnnnumunuuunnnlnlu lununl? QulunInnlnllununurunlnunnuxuluuunuuluununulnunuulgl Compliments of .... Complete Auto Service : s. M. SMITH! 3' I DUNN'S SUPER SERVICE Real Estate, Fire and Automobile E 5 Nl-et USU Retread Your Tires E Insurance and L 5 SAVE SGW: 127 North Maclay Ave. cors.-Macgay ang 'gag E 5 E hAacay an r - Q E San Fernando E E phones 3297 E E- Phone 45 E E 4851 Q Nonchalant.--A backwoods woman, the soles of whose feet had been toughened by a lifetime of shoelessness, was standing in front of her cabin fireplace one day when her husband addressed her. You'd better move your foot a mite, mawg you're standin' on a live coal. V Said she, nonchalantly: Which foot, paw?'T as as as as sr y . . I I r - Her: A pastry cook and a poethave asked me to marry them and I don't know which to accept. i J ' ' W ' s i She:. Well, as far as I can see it's a question of marrying for batter or for verse. . r . if Sk SI: Sk SF .Phil: Since 1've met you, I canft eat! , Margaret Coad: Qhopefullyj Why? Phil: 'Tm always broke. H031 1- lean: Do you know the difference between a parlor and a bath tub? Francis: No. lean: Then I won't invite you to my house. Sis 4? is IDF 'lk Mr. Nies: 'iWill you boys stop exchanging notes in the back of the room? Leach: They're not notes, teacher-they're cards and we're playing bridge. Mr. Nies: Oh, pardon me. Eluinn u unnnnuunnunununnununnululnun BOARDMAN and PROCTOR TRUCKING mnmmmlgj 224 MacNeil St. Phones 50 - 50x5 E San Fernando mnnunnuInnunnnnunuruluunununnunnlunlluuunuuuna Mr. Darland--Does your wife pick you-r suits? Mr. Glass-Nothing but the pockets. Miss Ely-My dear, just hate to tell you this but everyone is talking about it. They say your husband leads a dog's life. Mrs. Lawrence-VVell, to tell the truth it is somewhat similar. He comes into the house with muddy feet, settles down by the fire and growls for some- thing to eat. B. Bennet-I am so happy. I am mar- rying the man I wanted to marry. C. Coad-Sour grapes. You know it's lots more fun to marry the man some- body else wanted to marry. IlO4I glut... r.:..... ..................... ,..... ...Mig Best Wishes ' 5 To The Class of 1936. . . R E N N I E T H E A T R E E SAN FERNANDO Iglillllulllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllla IF..-2 it..:..- ................ ...............................g5l 2 Shellubrication Shell Products S TRACY'S SERVICE Goodyear Tires We call for and deliver cars Foothill and Manny Phone 4908 : E San Fernando, Calif. Q ..... .. .... Eastern Visitor-Has the advent of the radio helped ranch life? Claude U.-I'll. say it has. Why, we learn a new cowboy song every night, and, say-we've found out that the dialect us teller have used fer years is all wrong. lim M.-What kind of oil do you use in your roadster, Ernie? E. Mashler-Oh, I usually begin by telling them I'm lonely. COLONIAL' DAYS By AILEEN WADE, A7 Long, long ago in a southern land Colonial dames in their costumes grand Stepped from their carriages led by the arm Of gallant young gentlemen noted for charm. The men wore powdered wigs and queues, They dressed in satins With buckled shoes. Both men and dames were gay, Tm told, But parents were strict in those days of old. The master could rule with just a nod, Then children were victims of the rodg The master was stern with eyes so coldg I-Ie ruled with firmness in those days of old. A DUTCH STORY My it i is li. By BILLEE ANN BURR, B7 I ,hwy il The tulips in my garden plot ' Once bloomed across the sea, - ' . And when we're by ourselves, they tell A quaint Dutch tale to me. A tale of ships with shining sails, Of blue sea breezes blowing, And children selling wooden shoes, Xfg' jg Where Dutch canals are flowing. X g i A A x Of ' . , . . ci KX I Windmills lifting up their arms f it Ti X . To brush the clouds away. XX , by And little houses marching down K' The street in bright array. 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