San Jacinto High School - Yameewo Yearbook (San Jacinto, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1946 volume:

P wang ,:a-.wr1.1.x1m.m.uxw IN APPRECIATION Superinfendenf-MR. CHARLES W. LOCKWOOD Engraving-MR. JACK CANNICOTT Prinfing-MR. WASHINGTON. MR. WALKER. MR. GILL Phofography-MR. COGLEY. MR. PEARSON. MR. JUNIS I. . ' 2 ,.,' . ,W A r . i ofa A 4',1.'J. I. 3. , .6 .I E 0'-I 5' . .f A V Q . ...v A f :Q Og' VV 9 . ,r y VP 3 2 ll .P-, jf! 'Q . , ' 2 ,- 4 ' ' i' ,. ,Q A' .-. f',,-'Y ' P xi -'N s ff, .KX E H -- N f f B e 1 5-,,lb Qf5 Lvjfw . ' o K S N 'M .w 1 ' 1' f ,i Jr X 29 110-,ANA-W .gag-.-.fan .v f i f f If 1 QM quam, L f SB 4 4'-Y C fl 2' :K H i F!! -..o- fb V , . fi, 1V-.. E' . ' 4 X A SX :sl - Q X. 1 , .i Q q O f I fllily ' Q Q, ' X . N Q Al 'van-a-vx-I-n-ax. E f V, I ' 1 Elf- 4A H 1 - Y I .Q -0' f . . 5. , Wifh every passing year our high school grows beH'er . . . Building good characfer . . . Showing fine sporfsmanship . . . This is bigness beyond Sfone and Moriar tit an acinfo iumni as +he firsi s+ar of evening frembles oui' CONGRATULATIONS I946 SENIORS I May every Threshold in your Iives be as happy as The Iirsf imporI'anI IhreshoId -- 1. High School Graciuaiion I PAUL COGLEY RALPH JUNIS H. PEARSON COGILEY STIUDHO JUNIS AND PEARSON Successors Io Paul F. Cogley FINE PORTRAITU RE COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY V iii I' 'I RALPH JUNIS H. CHICK PEARSON Business Manager Phofographer 327 Easf Florida Avenue Hemei' Phone 3444 'Ihey hi+ I'he finaI s'I'ardusI' 'I'raiI I fl -I ' ., , -I . , . .. ,., Malt-,,,,,MN , WX Y I 1 , j I I I I Q I 'F VI I GiImam's H t Springs California's Mos? Popular HeaIIh Resor1 ' CAFETERIA AND LIUNICI-I CIJOUNTER ' I-IORSEBACK RIDING SWIMMING TENNIS GOLF un+iI near fhe close of a happy journey IN HEMET IT'S MoNA MUTEIL I I20 E. Florida Hemel 'I 'I REERLES GARAGE VALLEY GARAGE GEORGE ANDERSON Hudson Sales and Service PHONE 336 Shell Service S'I'a'rion 20I E. MAIN PERCY PEEBLES :L if if if Phone 400 I82 So. Ramona BI d 'I S+iII il remains forever In Ilweir hearls EL SOMBRERO 'L CHA-LTERBQX CAFE ENCHILADAS -TACOS ' ' TAMALES - STEAKS i' i 'k 'k 'k i' Exfends Congrafulafions To fhe Class of I946 and h Ramona Boulevard r , Congrafulafions , YAMEEWO OF '46 HOTEL vossurac-5 ig BILL VOSBURG ff if Y Manager CLASS OF '26 , 307 Easf Florida Isl Eesi Main QE Hemei' San Jacinfo L LL nevermore fo re'I'urn, excepf in memory. f As sure as 'ihe siars come info fhe skies --- +he na+ion's Fu+ure lies wi+h your robusf and earnes-I' +ries. 'A' 'A' Ik an Jacinto Lion's Club U. Bes'r Wishes fo 'rhe Class of '46 Implemenis and Painfs The Besi in ihe Wesi D' C' TRUCKING iriruk 'kit 627 S. San Jacinfo S+. Phone I200 San Jacinio Tel. lI6I San Jacinio i io 'rheir shining never-never land CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES Io Ihe CLASS OF '46 'k 'A' 'k We have enjoyed serving you from I94I 'ro I946 B.F.R Aloha 'ro you from BILL and MAREE ELLINGEN former owners of Ihe SAN JACINTO VARIETY STORE ir ak 'Ir ose, fhe new owner will be pleased 'ro have you p + g closing Ihe moon-gafe CONGRATULATIONS 'ro The CLASS OF '46 'k i' i MANS 5:9 DHVINIE Grain - Real EsI'a+e -- Insurance SATISFACTION IS OUR GUARANTEE DAVE MANS JEFF DIVINE 'lr Tk 'A' I42 Eas+ Main San Jacinfo Telephone 4221 which They were soon To enfer, ---v-1--, , I I ::,,:,,,::.-:,,::,,,,,,,:,,-,,,,,::v-x5.-.-:,,,:,,,:,,,::v-,,,,:,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,, I FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'I - ' L Gcica' of 1: If SAN JACINTO coNeRATuLATloNs I FOR WFT, ' ' ' 'ro The ll itfs Gradualing Class of '46 3, Save for Your Fulure Now E All Deposils are Federally Insured Il e I' Phone 5I0 San Jacinfo I wi'rh The ordinary, everyday world PEERLESS CONCRETE PIPE 84 ROCK CO. Concrele Pipe Cemenl Building Blocks Rock ancl Sancl i' 'A' i' RAMONA BLVD. f SAN JACINTO ERANICS SERVICE STATION 84 GARAGE Experl' Aulo Repairing The one place you gel' service wifh a smile TEXACO PRODUCTS L FRANK LAMOREAUX Phone l030 298 So. Ramona Blvd. I San Jacinlo, Calif. ! , These friends were a connecfing link 4 'I MILLER'S eRocERY MlLi.ER's FROZEN Finer Foods for All Occasions 5' FOOD LOCKERS 1 Complefe Processing E, Cusiom Slaughfering 4 GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES Curing and Smoking Free Delivery ' HOME FOOD LOCKERS Phone 250 Phone S. J. I I2 DIXIE - - CARL - - CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I946 'kv t t Markeiing and car servicing in one easy siop FRED HAWES PAINTER AND DECORATOR Qualify maferials and workmanship Phone I083 'I GROCERIES - MEATS - SERVICE STATION 'I 'I I WAD E'S IE Phone IIOI Ramona Blvd. I in ba'HIes, make-believe, buf 'ferocious fBets -Ana Subdivision HOMES FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Easi' Main al' Misfleloe 1 if 'A' it EL NIDO RANCHO SPENCE and MADLINE MOORE --- ---- J-4:-A-'AA--.ro-4----A--A----AA lr R TOM WILLIAMSON I-lAP'S WELDING Sl-IOPQQ p,umbing---Hea+ing ll Air Condilioning Porlable -- Sralionary if L Sheei- Mei-al Work Arc -- Acerylene Valves ancl Plumbing Supplies 6l5 E. Main S+. 1: 'A' i' 'r San Jacinfo lf Phone 90 ll San Jacinfo 5 s 5 I70 E. 5+h Sf for +l1e clash of lance againsf gleaming armor il RECGRD GARAGE I CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH RECORDS CCNGRATULATIONS Io Ihe High School Graduaiing - I Class of I946 The sI'op where 'Ihe sIar1- comes quicker yorfuecllevsf :glue B long My me' you hge You hav cell If df h hi build your 'F I There is I1 uncerfainfy III ld If d y and a great deal +o be don We oldslars shall look io y Y Ih E gy and Educational Equipmeni 'Io I1 Ip h Id fh 0 :l responsibiliiy of maling 'Ihis world a b H pl Phone I20 San Jacm+o .Z in which +0 nv. .na may +I-ie fruifs f :V bined efforis. I Lloyd Record, Mgr. Record Garage 8: Electric Co. BE BRIGHT, WIRE RIGHT AND SEE THE LIGHT COMPLETE COMPLETE WIRING SERVICE MECHANICAL SERVICE THOMAS HANDCOCK CLASS OF 'l8 Phone I20 5+h 81 San Jacinlo S1'ree'l's 1 ou+fiH'ecl chargers and flashing chariols iz? also direc+ed fravelers on fhe carrousel, San Jacinto Lumber Co. One Call for Every Building and Home Need PHONE 700 SAN JACINTO :: :::: :-: : :: : :::::::::-4-:::::: SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '46 San Jacinto Milling Co. For Finer Feed and Fuel KOLB - GUDMUNDSON - SANDERS Pnovmerons 737 SOUTH MAIN PHONE 860 Subsfance 'I'l1a+ dream houses are made of f of perfecfion, humor and fan+asy Z A E Congrafulafions fo fhe CONGRATULAHCNS eRAnuATlNe CLASS OF '46 GRADUATES 5 i' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' DR. A. V. BERC5 L. 602 E. Florida Hemei' DR' ii Phone 652 l72 S. Ramona Blvd. p CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS VALLEY GIFT 84 CAMERA Sl-IOP 'r 'r 'From ' glenn Froehlich . PORTRAITS - CAMERAS - e1FTs CLASS OF 'za i' 'A' i' and Nina Mae Froehlich E. E. JOHNSON, Prop. CLASS OF '32 A FE Phone 432 lea Easf Main Lended helping hands, supplied visions -74 emma wee Lap iriri' l me cAMPus FAVORITE . . . Wilh a background of popular music. and friendly armosphere. 'rhe crowd meefs for lunch. aflrer school snacks, and afler dale refreshment A......-, , 5 tit , ALLAN MCMAHAN, Prop. MRS. WILNA WIBLE, Manager Phone I I6 l2l Eas+ Main S+ , . I sunclaes, colces, 'For carefree play+ime. Naylors Ready 'r Echo Shop , To'rs, Teens and Women's Wear Everyfhing for 'rhe Babies Across from 'rhe Vosburg Hofel er. for any occasio on Ramona Blvd. DORIS HENKLEMAN MRS. CREGO, Manager and QQ LUCILLE CLABORN M n Sf. San Jacimog ' Proprietors Y TRl PP'S MARKET THE HOME of GOOD FOODS Where servaee is Always e Pleasure ARTHUR M. TRIPP Main Sf. San Jacinfo plaids, polka-dois, and lollipops 'I 'I 'I PRINTING sg COMMERCIAL and 4 :I II 'I S 5 'I 'I :I I 'I SOCIAL EQ I WILLIAM H. HILL if 'I 'I 'I 'I TAXI Phone us aboui' rafes on long frips For Service and Delivery I 'I . . . ., RAMONA CAB RlVel SIdG En1'eI'pI'Ise Correspondenf 12 'I 'I , 0 Phone 444I Hemef 11 Phone 86 San Jacmio I - W, wIzmmoI'III PQeI5IfIIII 'Q' CHLIFORFIIFJE cLfIssIc Q 'g I Q I 'R' :fi Romance OF HLL TImE ..HELDlI'l I - I-I I ,- f-I ' 1 -- I V -fwf 1, ,I -'f---- W 'CX I , - I-5. , Y, - v ' I - ' -If - :- . , I .- ' . . ,. I , I' ,. , ' .Tm X Vfhzsrnas I A 'I ' MI ,gl W ' 34 3-aI2,Hc5Qf'in ' 1- Ifxmm Me ' '- . egg A L ' IMI Ir! 2 'nr mn 1 N ,4 A ,QI 1 I ' I L 2-Q, ,IQLIHTO , rl ,MA ei K If , ' ev 1 - - I I -dy I S I Q 'ligffa - L, X we 'Ifv 572.219 I Y Q lx :ILL-L 4,.-I fr,,.,1,,:L X -I A ,f 'I , I - neg:-Ik-ii'-r.. ,'I..4 ka::..w , yr.-. -. L-. '- Mir ' M 5 il I n cn sr OF zoo www C 'A M vylf 7l'f?2''JZ L 'MNQ'5QI?1'P'5I THEILnoInoROLLsIIaL me INDIHFI GIRL u.IIIo 5ff5:' 7 37155 IlS+'QfC7'.1-'-rw? 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THE SOUTHLRFID LERDS CHFIRFNTLR ALEJSRODP-O I5 11' 19 I 0 I I 'TO fm BLIIUIIPULPIILIEIIHI we HCYEL BEHRIIIQ ms nnmg SETTING' I, -jn Hf- 1f:T U mafenals for melody and enchan+men1', BEST wus:-ues I - 'Io 'Ihe GRADUATES OF '46 'um Hnmmmms CaIifornia's Model weekly CONGRATULATIONS To 'rhe GRADUATES OF I94b VALLEY LAUNDRY 84 DRY CLEANING CO. TI 250I VALLEY ICE 84 COLD STORAGE I-IEMET TURKEY PACKING CO. FROZEN FOODS I MAU RE HURT General Manager E+D h who assis'I'ecI fhem in many ways wi+h 1 I Ramona Music 8: Appliance ALLAN MCMA:-IAN I MARTIN wreinmeeiz Owner ' Manager A man saw ihe world as a grinning skull and cross-bones. Ihe rose of flesh oi life shriveled from all faces. Noihing counis. Everyihing is a fake. Dusi' io dusi and ashes io ashes and ihen an old darkness and a useless silence. So he saw ii all. Then he weni' io a Misha Elman con- ceri. Two hours waves of sound beai on his eardrums. Music broke down and relouih' some- 'rhing or oiher in his head and heari. He ioined in five encores for The young Russian Jew wiih 'rhe fiddle. When he goi ouiside his heels hir fhe sidewalk a new way. He was 'rhe same man in Ihe same world as before. Only Ihere was a singing fire and a climb oi roses everlasiing over ihe world he looked on. -Carl Sandburg EAST MAIN STREET PHONE I I7 and io provide delicacies and amusemenis fl? ,, I! My mos? sincere congralulafions 'ro every member of fhe Class of '46 i in g cy s oe fore M'd l ' Sh S Qualify Dress ll if ei, i Work Q School Play For +he Enfire Family MAIN STREET , SAN JACINTO in boo+s, sandals, slippers for dancing feel' ,JZ 6.1.4 .A :Q gy '48 9 '65 It Qbvefz fcsemenfs neighbors around fown fo secure fheir wishes l wx Q Q X x f . k xx X . N ix, X 7 Q Track 4 4 4 Slars look wings al ihe Laguna Beach +rack meer on April 6 and 'rhe Tiger Jrrack men loroughl home honors lo San Jacinlo. The Riverside C o u n 'ry League lrack mee+ was held al 'rhe Riverside Junior Col- lege Track. May 2, wi'rh 'rhe black-clad Track s'rars from San Jacinlo excelling in all divisions. Q , 1 ' 5 in fi'2.if'2 s Q 4 N sr 9 we if if R C L i - V g 4 A, ' X fi? - it .F XF' lllf 1 K The San Jacinio frack and b i i ' i 'E ik field men established- +heir - repuiaiion as a ieam 'ro be L respecfed when 'ihey mei . Beaumoni' and Banning in a ,MMM A ' - praciice hack meei' March ' 29 on 'rhe Tigers home Track. For fhe firsi' Hme since The war s+ar1'ed, medals were , ' awarded 'ro +he oufsianding ' a+hletes in +his sport I. Quandf scores again. 2. Pafienily waifing. 3. Hemef bows once more. 4. Soffball ian? 5. Geiiing a fan. 6. Whaicha' gof there. Windy? 7. Soph's confab. 8. Treai' 'em ruff. 9. Hubba hubba!!! I0. lsn'+ she cu+e7 ll. Oh, my achin' bones! l2. Friendly, smiling Lebby. I3. Three cheers. I4. The more fhe merrier. l5. Someihing new in a hair-do. Ib. Playing hard? I7. Sophomores vs. Freshmen. IS. Whd e line up. I9. You don'f say? 20. Suspense. revealed experfs, ac+ual and en+husias+ic. Girls Baslcetball if if 'lf SCHEDULE San Jecinfo .... ....... I 5 Hemel . , . Sen Jecinfo .... ....... 2 7 Hemel .. Sen Jecinfo . ....... 33 Hemel .. Sen Jacinfo .,.. ...,.., 2 6 Corona ..... ..... Sen Jacinto . ....... I3 Glendale ..... .... . San Jecinlo .... ....... 4 2 Glendale ..... ..... Sen Jecinlo .,.. ....... 2 I Beverly Hill San Jecinlo .. ....... 39 Long Beech Qerfii Since baskelball is lhe mos? popular girls sport many of l'he girls came oul lor praclice. 'rhere-fore. live leams were organized. Each class chose a 'ream and caplain and from 'rhe four class 'reams 'rhe oulslanding players were chosen lo make up 'rhe All-Slar leam. The girls had lheir heaviesl schedule lhis year playing Hemel, Beverly Hills, Glendale, Long Beach and Corana. 99 A Toss-ups, 'I'allys, lies and conquesls l3oy's Sports Snap Page 'k 'A' if l l l. Hungry. fellas? Z. Fooiball frophy winner. 3. Swing, buffer, swing! 4. Nice one. Roy! 5. Oufsfanding beshefball player of fhe year. 6. Anofher grid casually. 7. A huslxy bunch of le'Hermen. 8. Wha1 s your rachel? 9. Hold fha? pose, Marvin! IO. If -I-hey can'f do if, nobody can! Il. Reach lor il, Paul. l2. Go gel' 'em, Tigers! I3. Gridiron bullsession. I4. The firsl' exercise. in Fair play and abilily, winners all. Boyis Baslcetball 'fl 'A' l A's - Winning lwo oul of eighl league games and showing lheir closesl rival, Hemel, a real fighl, lhe varsily lied wilh Sherman for sevenlh place in lhe R.C.L. The A's ran wild in lhe Hemel game and held lhe lead up lo lhe half, bul lhe Bulldogs finally came oul on lop 45 lo 38. The Tigers look lheir second game from Beaumonl 33 lo 30 and won a decisive 39 lo 3l viclory over Banning. They had conlrol of lhe Coachella game unlil an Arab scored from mid-courl as lhe final whislle blew, nosing lhe Tigers oul 23 lo 22. Marvin Gudmundson was elecled caplain. I B s An inspired B leam lhrashed Banning and downed lhe champion Hemel Bulldogs. Allhough lhey won only lwo games and losl six. lhe Tiger Cub's viclory over lhe league champions made lhe I946 baslcelball season a successful one. Monly Blodgell, who scored l23 poinls for lhe B's in league compelilion, was awarded lhe Lions Club Trophy as lhe oulslanding baslcelball player of lhe year. Roy Shimizu, fasl and flashy righl forward, was elecled caplain. I C s Fighling desperalely lo slay in lhe running for lhe league championship, lhe C's downed Hemel and won a smashing viclory over lhe Elsinore Tigers. A loss lo Perris by one poinl prevenled lhem from compeling in lhe R.C.L. playoffs. Charles Lockwood and Booly Gudmundson, along wilh Tommy Chambers, caplain of lhe leam, were high scoring men. Dickie Chambers and Dan Goodwin held down lhe guard posilions very ably. They dribbled, dodged, and hil lhe hoop B Football ff T -If T STupendous!! Colossal!! San JacinTo Ties Tor The Championship! ! These headlines were The resulTs oT The TirsT B TooTball Team ThaT San JacinTo High School ever Tielded. This group oT boys, working under Coach Virgil l-laclcleman, HBH SCHEDULE consisTed oT Those leTT over Trom The A squad and Tellows ouT Tor The Tun OT San Jacinio I . .Francis ....... 0 I3 Their TirsT conTlicT was a pracTice baTTle wiTh The - :':: '2 lg SainT Francis Tigers. When The gun sounded, The score rris .. .... lilo is was I3 To O in Tavor oT The Orange and Black. On The following Thursday The Team received Their only de- TeaT, losing To Elsinore 6 To O. The Thrashing oT The vaunTed ll-lemeT Bulldogs I8 , To O was The ouTsTand- l' T 'T ing grid-Tussle oT The y A T year. 'glwelgame T:Ea'l'Lged , man as runs ar . Powers aiimd BiooTy Boc2:i1inGgfDi'Q!N,Zf2N Sudmundson. The season ended wiTh a rough-and-Tough TighT wiTh The Perris PanThers. STarTing OTT To a Two-Touchdown lead in The TirsT period, Then Turning To a sTrong defense, The Junior VarsiTy eclipsed The green and whiTe I3 To O. The squad, capTained by BooTy Gudmundson, gave scrimmage pracTice To The A's ThroughouT The season. upheld Their honor, won renown. A Football if + if 1 .oo T ,M '1 l i l l Plunging like a comeT Through space. The I945 TooTball Team broke a Two-year losing spell by spilling The Sherman Braves and Elsinore Naval Academy. - ATTer losing Two pracTice games To Banning and Palm Springs, The Tigers came back To vanquish The Braves by a score oT I9 To 6 in The TirsT league game of A SCHEDULE . The year. However, iT was a diTTerenT sTory The following week when The orange and black gridders 50 JGCWO meT biTTer deTeaT aT The hands of a scrappy Perris gaqning 4 --4---- 2 3 eleven. i u ' u siialiimsfiiriiigilif A I9 The Team hiT Their sTride again when They puT a E2r':,1','f .ff'.'::::22 5 sTory-book Tinish on a pracTice game wiTh Elsinore Naval Academy and downed The Cougars 7 To O in The lasT seven seconds of The game. .J vmiw T ' la ed Their o onenTs ,... Q: ' assi T ersce. upwn of i3noZT of The game, mak- Ahh' ing nine TirsT downs To Elsinore's seven. The annual ArmisTice Day game broughT The end of The I945 season and a 26 To O deTeaT by The HemeT Bulldogs. Fullback, Bob Henley, was awarded The Lions Club Trophy as The mosT ouTsTanding TooTball player oT The year and Jay Hale was elecTed capTain oT The varsiTy squad. who proved Themselves skillful ,T .I Elsinore was lucky To fl' i f9f.4 i Squeeze OUT 6 6 +0 0 Vic- i if Q 1 my The Tigers for A+ HM-E The home Team ouT- is B. an ...---'-f ' f' U 1-ml Q, , ' 'x X 1 1- ,YJ il gpafzfs l. - ,.g, champions in +il'rs and 'I'ournamen+s Q a Q X 'Y' ' 1,5 , 4 X . .MQ mn, . Q ,, 'S f ' Q . 1 f . ' 'kk-1 fi I Y f. .22 .2 I gm . .fbi M Q x ,,.. -. A-. 1 o s . ' I JFQ ,K ' . it n, . An' ,U - 1 1 . g 6, ., li' RS mu, .. ' I ' K B-xv ., i . , f ., - ,' Amr, ' lu . Q 5 1 ' - . , . , f - - 1 . ' -, ' , 1. -A -A1 4 S 'jeg L -Q 1 .. v -..- N ' .Q g ' ' sf Af-M' '5f.:f'. - ff' ' 'AQ ' fb. ., W , , L . I . 4. A Y ' ,Aff - ' f A ,, ry' W ak., , ,,,, H ' an ,4 , 'X' 'W ! A ...K 9' - J 1 W , - f is . A EL 'xwwwaa fff 4 1 6 ,Q fi! we Q ,,. uw. s W .A 4' .. ' 1 -wx, f-ug, . me Y 'I A ' ' Q . 'Nfl K 7' i . 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Mr. Sevellon Rockwell organized his discussions Trom our viewpoinT here on earTh, which explains The move- menTs and appearance oT all The heavenly bodies. ' They have noTed The moon and planeTs Through The newly assembled Telescope which was made by Tormer science clubs. ln addiTion The sTudenTs Took a Trip To The PlaneTarium aT 6riTTiTh Park and To Palomar ObservaTory where They saw The basic sTrucTure Tor The Tamous Two-hundred-inch reTlecTing Telescope. OTTicers Tor The year were Jay l-lale, presidenT: Marvin Gudmundson. vice-presidenT: and Kay Wilkinson, secre- Tary-Treasurer. 5 Eg an H OThers searched The sTars seeking wisdom l-lomemalcing Class i' if if A spark from lhe march slarls a new club of cookery, open 'ro any girl in The school. lvleelings planned by a special commillee were held lhe 'lhird Wednesday ol each monlh. Topics discussed were: 'rhe care of hair, hands, and com lexion: and inslruclions on how 'ro wra giil aclcages: l9 P P afler which reireshmenls were served. The group had a concession al lhe Hemel-San Jacinlo looilnall game, and also al The carnival. The guiding poinls of lheir conslellalion were, Glenna VVillard, president Louvena Hood. vice presidenl: Billie King, secrelary-Treasurer: and Miss Rulh Snyder, advisor. Billie King. secrefery of 'rho Homemalzing club. casl spells and concoclecl slrange brews. Spanish Club 'P 'A' if Under The name of Las Bombas ATomicas The second and Third year Spanish classes gaThered To learn more abouT Their Spanish-speaking LaTin-American Triends. WiTh moving picTures They increased Their knowledge and improved Their relaTions wiTh Their neighbors To The souTh. CreaTing an aTmosphere oT Old Mexico wiTh manTillas and sombreros, Miss lrene l.ebedeTT conducTed shining esTralliTas in The FiesTa Day program in True Spanish sTyle. N Officers of The club were: Eddie I-larvey, presidenT: T l Kay Wilkinson, vice-presidenT3 Eleanor Pearson, secreTary- Treasurer. 1 . l- T 1 Eddie Harvey, presidenf X ay B., we Some muTTered musical incanTaTions Fortune 'lr if ir Carol and Tommy-compe+enf, shining as brillianf Iighfs in fhe world of 'Finance and irede. -., 1-.xh-NN-, X8 g Rufh and Marvin-sympafhefic--display- ing happy-go-lucky falenls for under- sfanding and Building friendships. E 1, A Peggy and Jay-skillful, twinkling fingers creafing vivid impressions of melody and humor fhrough familiar media. Elvin and Melvin-Twins, 'lwo of a hind. following fhe road of success fogefher. BeHy and Boofy-bashful and likable, revealing a hidden gleam of gaiefy and gen+Ie arflessness. Jeanne and Frankie-idealisiic, following a sfar fo 'lhe uliimafe goal in a radianf fomorrow. if 'A' 'A' Fate and Ella Mae and Dick-energetic, obtaining acclaim for sporfsmanship and afhleiic abilily. Jane and Alvin--enfhusiasiic leaders. direciing olhers io gr-cal' aiiainmenl- guided by a sfar. Lorraine and Raymon-friendly, shim- mering in a whirl of brighi lighfs and gay people. ---,- Mary Alice and Gene-reflecfive, reach- ing for a slar. insuring achievemenl in time lo come. Joy and Alberi'-spirifed, wrifing in fha sfars shows enferlaining and amusing ofhers as always. -,,,,.,.-... If -F . Ln g 1 4'-W i .4 , I 'll . 'is.ullQpCQs Rowena and Paul-domesiic. desfined lo creafe recipes for pleasani fufures spiced wifh joyous occasions. iii Led by Miss Gloria Yaberg, rhis small group of boys was capable of singing mellow, harmonizing Tones. These bass, bariione and re-nor voices were siarred in many evenls. Al' The Junior and Senior plays ihey sang lavoriies as, Old Black Joe , l Heard a Foresr Praying , l Love Life , The Sleigh , and Nigh+fall . Laler in The spring They were heard al The Lions Club singing, The Ranger Song , and wirh The mixed chorus, Alexander . The Music Feslival, which was held March 29 lopped lheir season and The songs Early One Morning , The Thanksgiving Hymn , and many orhers were added 'ro Jrheir reperioire. Boyis Glee Club l ancl wandering froubaclours. s Glee Club 444 lvleeTing Twice weekly The delicaTe Trills of sopranos and The mellow Tones of The conTralTos blended inTo a pleasing harmony. Our lorillIanT and shining NorTh STar, Miss Gloria Yaberg has led us Through many a TuneTul hour. The girls Themselves have sung Tor The Junior and Senior plays such well-known TavoriTes as, Swing Low SweeT ChairoT , l Heard a ForesT Praying , l Love LiTe , NighT- Tall , and The Sleigh . ln The music TesTival held May 3, The program included such songs as, Alexander , Early One Morning , Honor and Glory . and LeT There be Song . accompanied by minnesingers 'A' 'F if Band Amid falling leaves, laclcles. and louchdowns, gay, lilling airs floared on The aufumn breeze. The sparkles of snappy marches, Precision and Delmar, spurred our play- ers on 'ro viclory. The band, a versalile group, lenl ils rhylhms io The Halloween parade, pep rallies, and assemblies, presenling Our Direcloru and Hfxunl Hannah. The Parenl-Teachers Associalion and The Lion's Club were among olher enlhusiaslic audiences. Behind The vibraring balon Jrhal guided The mood of rhis slellar group was Miss Gloria Yaberg. The music feslival, lealuring lv1endelssohn's War March of ihe Pries'rs, was 'rhe major occasion in a crowded, bujr luminous year. l Qrchestra 444 Though fhe frosf sfill lay on fhe fields and a few morning sfars could be fainfly seen, fhe melodious blend of sfrings. woodwinds and brasses radiafed from fhe music room where fhe sfars of our orchesfra gafhered fhree fimes a week for an earnesf hour of pracfice before 'rhe school day. Conducfed by Miss Gloria Yaberg. The orchesfra played sedafe concerfos. franguil walfzes. and colorful overfures af fhe annual presenfafions of fhe junior and senior class plays. The Spring Fesfival was highlighfed by numerous selecfions including Mozarf Fan- fasie, a musical composifion which revealed fhe progress which fhe group had made during fhe pasf year. The Pilgrim's Chorus, played for graduafion, will always be remembered, especially by fhe seniors. There were fanciful musicians Junior play 4 4 4 Junior Class Thespians were in lhe limelighl March 8, in lhe elemenlary school audilorium, when lhey presenled Miss Jimmy, a lhree-acl larce by Jean Provence. Brier Mounlain College lor Vlfomen suddenly becomes alive when Dick Wlwile, who enacls Jimmy, a universily man, breaks inlo lhe girls' dormilory lo sleal a dress as parl ol his lralernily inilialion. I-le is really in a lighl spol when Ella Mae Quandl, Louvena Hood, Belly Brown, Marvel l-lollman, Belly Thomason, Frances Lamp, and Eleanor Fear- son decide lo hold him lor ransom lo oblain dales lor lhe school prom. Posing as a girl aller escaping lrom lhe closel where he had been locked lor sale keeping, he is discovered by Lee Chrislie, as Prolessor Frazier. Fearing arresl, he locks lhe prolessor in lhe closel where he is laler lound by Miss Walkins, lhe dean ol lhe college, who is porlrayed by Peggy Harl- man. The discovery ol lhe Prolessor is clue lo lhe help ol Chesler Kline, as Droopy lhe colored jani- lor and Warren l-lulberl, his assislanl, who were al lhe lime looking lor a ghosl. The play was under lhe direclion ol Mrs. Coselle Hedemark, who was assisled by Willene Cudd, business manager, Norman l-lollman, slage man- ager: and Jo Ann Record, properlies manager. and bards in lheir charades. Senior play 'ff 'ff if New sfars and old blazed across fhe dramafi: blue December 7. when fhe Senior Class presenfed Oscar Wilde's comedy The lmporfance of Being Earnest Joy Owen and Carol Hawes in fhe leading feminine roles played opposife Jay Hale ano Lee Dunn in fhe chief masculine parfs. Joy, as fhe Honorable Gwendolyn Fairfax, a genfeel sophisficafe, finds an apparenf rival in her fiance's ward, Carol, as Cecily Cardew, who is a naive young lady wifh a vivid imaginafion. Jay Hale, John P. Worfhingfon, a serious bachelor, finds himself in fhe midsf of many misadvenfures concocfed by his besf friend, Lee Dunn, as Alger- non Moncrieff, nephew of fhe wealfhy Lady Brack- nell, porfrayed by Jeanne Ellingen. Through sifuafions semi-fragic and quife hilarious, fhe sfars were assisfed in unfangling a case of misf 'raken idenfify by Mary Alice Pearson, Miss Prism: Alberf Mapsfead, Reverend Chausable: and shadowed by Bob Henley, a chauffeur: Tommy Handcoclc, Marvin Gudmundson. as buflers, and Monfy Blodgeff, a super-shadow. Mrs. Coseffe l-ledemark produced fhe play wifh fhe assisfance of Don Irving, business manager: Alvin Long, sfage manager: in furn assisfed by Arlene Winn and Jane Higgins. Gladys Barfman and Rowena Cox served as prompfers. who assisfed fhe iesfe TS School Service Groups LIBRARIANS These are The librarians who used lhe keys lo open The books ol knowledge for us. Wirh Pascal Brooks as head librarian, rhe olhers are: Jane l-liggins, Arlene Winn, Jo Ann Record, Louvena Hood, Audrey Lamb, Donna Jean Viele and Frances Lamp. Miss Frances Wilcox supervises The sludenr librar- ians. OFFICE GIRLS These are The errand girls of lhe king who delivered 'rhe messages lo us daily. The many dulies ol rhese lasses were under The supervision oi lvlrs. lrene Crabb. The ollice girls are: Jane l-liggins, Arlene Winn, Carol l-lawes, Thelma Thompson, Berlha Meek, Joy Owen and Audrey Lamb. The king had seven pages l l-lonor Society Carol Hawes, president. fini someshr. As members of The California Scholarship FederaTion These aTTained a measure of success in The quesT Tor knowledge. Through high schoIasTic sTandings. The group held monTh1y meeTings and parTies and aTTended a dinner 4 given in Their honor by The T-lemeT d chapTer. An educaTional Trip To Los Angeles highlighTed The year. Tommy Harkdcock. presideni . . 1 . During The TirsT semesTer The sTars mon mm R who Twinikled brighTesT were: Carol , Hawes, presidenT: Tommy Hand- f' cock, vice president and Ella Mae F, QuandT. secreTary-Treasurer. The brillianT lighTs of The second semes- Ter were: Tommy l-landcoclc, presi- denTg Jay Hale. vice president and Jeanne Ellingen, secreTary-Treasurer. Miss RuTh Snyder was TaculTy adisor. These almosT Touched The Treasure Jane Higgins, edifor-in-chief. Jeanne Ellingen. assisfanf edifor. Paul Bralfon. school pho- fographer. Don Irving, busi- ness manager. Tommy YGITIZGVVO Uncler The direcTion oT Miss Frances Wilcox, This year's Yameewo STaTT was headed loy Jane Higgins, ediTor-in-chielg Jeanne lfllingen, assisTanT edilorg Don Irving, business manager: end Tommy T-landcock, assisTanT business manager. The arT ediTors, Jay Hale and MonTy BloclgeTT designed special and division pages. OTher members oT The sTaTT in- clude: Paul BraTTon, school pho'Tographerg Carol Hawes, organ- izalons eciiTorg Charlene l'lulberT, classes: Eleanor Pearson, senior edilorg Mary Alice Pearson, capTions ediTorg Arlene Winn and Ella Mae Quandlr, girls' sporTs ediTorsg Marvin Gvudmund- son and Alvin Long, boys' sporTs ecliTors: Mary Lou Thacker, calendar: Rowena Cox and Ann Moore, music. I-Tighliglnls oi The year were a Trip To The Los Angeles En- graving Co. and The Los Angeles Times, Two social evenTs, a SweeThearT Ball, and a Gemini Dance, several noon dances and a noon luncheon in The paTio. l Handcoclc, assisiani business manager. emo: Monfy Blodgef? and Jay Hale, erfisfs. and wrife This Tale. Council and Court .,. c cc... ...x. ...A ...s............- This group provided a nucleus around which The social whirl of fhe year revolved. V All plans for exlra curricular aclivilies mel wilh 'rheir approval before 'raking place. Their own personal 'rouch made a quarlerle of evenls, 'rhe Fresh- man Receplion, The Chrislmas parly, Fiesla Day and lhe Carnival, all gala occasions. Twice They led The way foward 'fhe slars-To painl The S . Democracy in minialure, 'rhe couri handled special cases involv- ing srudenis, encouraged pride in The repulalion ol lheir school. Their guiding slars were Mrs. Jewell Huffman, Council, and lvlr Howard E. Bealy, Courl. y Lou Thacker, vice-prosidenf. Mary Alice Pearson. i Mar secrelary, and Alvin Long. president +o govern 'rhis land -uuv' -I'- pp d+g+h Q . cfivifies Q Wffwmrf 'wwf' w .1 wh MNUWWBXE1 Freshmen . .. l These sfars firsl shone Seplember IO, i945 on our campus, under 'rhe able guidance of Miss Gloria Yaberg, advisor, and Mr. Virgil Haclcle- man, assislanr advisor. Their lirslr year began by lrudging up Nor+h Mounlain and dabbing whirewash over 'rhe rocks of Jrhe S . The Freshmen Receprion was a complere success and each freshman Thoroughly enjoyed himself al' his iirsl highschool dance. Every inleresr in school aclivilies was displayed by 'rhis class. They ranked second in acriviry poinls 'foward 'rhe Jrrophy and a successful Hal Dance was given in la+e fall. Three members of lhe class: Don Sawyeyr, Mary Lamb, and Berlha Speir acquired membership on +he second semesrer C.S.F. Class officers chosen 'ro guide Jrhem during 'rheir firsl semesrer were: Charles Lockwood, president Denny Wraslce, vice presidenrq Juanila Rose, secrelary-Treasurer: Parry Cudd, sludenl council represenlarive. Officers elecled for lhe second semesrer were: Charles Lockwood. president Berlha Speir, vice presidenlp Juanila Rose, secrelary: Parry Cudd, Treasurer: Pai' Hogan. sludenr council represenralive. gay Fifinellas, and mirlhful pixies. ar es mesfers. Be second same Ch l Lockwood. p den? ri e h Spelr, vice-p d f sf Sophomores . . . Yvonne Hannamon. presidenf second semesi monrd Allred, presidenf firsf semesier. i The sTarry-eyed sophomore class. under The supervision oT Miss Frances Wilcox and Mr. Howard BeaTy, reTurned Tor Their second year. wiTh much enThusiasm. , An imporTanT evenT Tor This class was a picnic aT l-lerkey Creek. in The San JacinTo mounTains, which was enioyed by every member OT This class on a half day off, resulT of winning The second semesTer Tag Day. Members of The C.S.F. were Gene Beavers and Douglas Cox, TirsT and second semesTers: RuTh Goodwin and Ronnie De Bourbon, second semes- Ter members. Class oT'iicers elecTed Tor The TirsT semesTer were President Raymond Allred: vice president Benny I-lelms: secreTary. La Vere Gudmundson: Treasurer, Yvonne Hannaman: sTudenT council represenTaTive, Donna Akin. The oTTicers ThaT successfully carried Their class Through The second sernesTer were presidenT, Yvonne l-lannaman: vice presidenT, RuTh Goodwin: secreTary, Doris Anderson: Treasurer, Jessie Helms: sTudenT council represenTaTive. Raymond Allred. dainTy fairies, iolly elves. Juniors . .. i l Under fhe sponsorship of Miss lrene Lebedeff and Mr. S. C. Rockwell, fhe junior class sfarfed a busy and successful year wifh enfhusiasfic par- ficipafion, sfarring in social, sporfs. and scholasfic evenfs. The iunior class play Miss Jimmy. direcfed by Mrs. Coseffe Hede- mark, was one of fhe mosf oufsfanding evenfs of fhe year and in lafe spring fhe Junior-Senior Banquef was given, which proved fo be a high- lighf of rhe year. Two dances were given, a Sox Dance and a Backwards Dance which added enferfainmenf for fhe sfudenf body. Officers elecfed for fhe firsf semesfer were presidenf, Norman Hoff- man: vice presidenf, Dick Whife: secrefary, Willene Cudd: freasurer. Eleanor Pearson: sfudenf council represenfafive, Beffy Brown. Officers for fhe second semesfer were presidenf, Dick Whife: vice presidenf, Norman Hoffman, presidenf, first sememr. Dick Ella Mae Quandf: secrefary. Janeffe Mapes: freasurer. Beffy Brown: Wwe. President mend ,ememrb sfudenf council represenfafive, Norman Hoffman. and fhere were princes and princesses: CARL POWERS MARY ALICE PEARSON LiHlo Willie. Dribble: Mousie. Keeps rninufes of down 'the courf io vicfory. Sfudenf Body. Fiddlesficlcsl fooh a ho? frumpef. Tops in chemistry lab. NELLA SALGADO ROY SHIMIZU UN0lllD.n Glllflb llld lilld, Shimmy, Qgigf ghd well. vlifh 0 l0VI. Mlliicil lhllqlh liked. plays short siop, agile Seniors . .. i ARLENE WINN MISS RUTH SNYRER Windy. Chief execuiive Senior class advisor. of GAA.. fickle: iho ivor- ies. e real pal. Ind H9 l9l'0VII'l WUI- and quick in basheiball. l ALBERT MAPSTEAD MARY LOU THACKER Much Head. Our favor- M'Lou. Sfarry-eyed vice- ife masier of ceremonies. residenf wifh flashing red lively, wiffy, pinch-hifiing hair. loads our social whirl. cheerleader. I- do Our mighfy seniors look on while Bob fries lfeing serious for once fo add fo fhe growing ireasureg Seniors .. . i CAROL HAWES BOB HENLEY Carlyle- PBHTB. PWH7. Swede. Lions Club lrophy leading lady of firsl' so- winner for pigskin packing. mesfer C.S.F. a high flyer. C.S.F. membership was very good and ac1'iviI'y poinis 'foward The 'rrophy were ouisianding. Officers elecled for lhe year were: Marvin Gudmund- son, president boih semeslersg Jane Higgins, vice presi- denl, bolh semeslers: Carol Hawes. secreiary, lirsl semes- 'rerg Faylou Siearns. secreiary. second semeslerg Tommy l-landcock, Treasurer, bolh semeslers Jay Hale, sludeni council represenlalive, bolh semeslers. i TOMMY HANDCOCK CHARLENE HULBERT George. Our chauffeur, Maude. Aflraclive and reliable, sunny. C.S.F. head, carefree, sweefshop soda manages boys reams. jerk, wish a smile for every- one. who lefi' 'rheir beloved caslle DON IRVING MARION PATTON Limpy. lnduslrious busi- Dimples. Aifrecfive flow- ness manager, or waferboy er arrangemenrs are her in clumsy coal and red hai. spefzially. greefs US wifl1 a smr e FAYLOU STEARNS Faye. Gay and lighlhearf- ed, enihusiasfic and effi- cienr secrefary for ihe se- ALVIN LONG Romeo. Congeniel, pre- sides behind gavel. 'fleei- fooled 'lraclx man, scholas- ERNEST LISALDA Jeuy. Whal' e whislle! A smoorh dancer, plays a dreamy sax. JOY OWEN Joey. Dashing. daring. buf dependable, balances books, on her foes in bas- lreiball. GLADYS BARTMAN MONTY BLODGETT Glad, A nice person fo Budget A whiz behind a know. a cheerful and sym- baslxalball or a drawing palhelic companion. board. PAUL BRATTON BARBARA CONNELL June Bug. A flash al' fhe Babs. Wearing a friendly l00-yard dash, snap-shol ex- grin. always ready wifh a perl. vofed domesfic. helping hand. ROWENA COX LEE DUNN Sugar. Lilzable. spicy. Clippings Our earnesl sweal, wilh a winning way leading man. a happy-go- and scores ol friends. lucky guy. Seniors . . . Co++on. Famed for his Flagpole. Slim, and dra- bulch. and buller's accent malic. pasles clippings. Senior class president roorles the fluie, aids ed- ifor. Shining under The leadership of Miss Ruih Snyder and Mr? Coselie I-ledemarlc, is 'rhe senior class, 'rhe Guiding Lig 'r. The oulslanding evenl of 'lhe year was Sneak Day a+ Cresiline in The snow, a movie in San Bernardino, and io end a perfecl day, dinner ai Snow's Drive ln. An Auiumn dance and a Levi and Plaid Shir? Dance were given which added fun l'o ihe social calendar. ' 1 I JANE HIGGINS JAY HALE KiHen. Adorable. cufe, Beaver. Rolls 'em in fha vivacious, edilor of Ya- aisles wilh his clever car- meewo. wilh dancing eyes. loons and crocodile fears. In ihe caslle dwell lords and ladies J S ' x A 4' 'H , 4 Lg. ' -I - ' ' ks l I M. I 0 -fi' 4? Q ' IC 'S -' 4 . ' ' f' f' . V ' V. ' fly. A' 'V K 'Tan JL , W V' rp Q . 111 . I, V - ' , L ' - h A '- , k mv A 1 v ' i ,9 S ' 1 H ' Q -I v fs, 4 A - dj' , A f. V fi ' L, , ' P ,. 1- .f ' A ' Z V! . ' QV' 14+ g I - 1 f - ' , .'-- 52 ' ,A .- 4:1 I, 1 1 f Q .Lv Ms r l X ,Q l V - . ' . ,A 1 ' 5 .. . 'nY4'fif:f4 Q1 fll ' A I, , X H , N' A V Of . O l r I g V Q, ix? -gm H W , , 3 , V an 9 li - G V V , .- fy 1 Q - - -1, ' A ff. 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S. govern- menl, Mr. Virgil l-laclcleman comes from +he Universily of Redlands wI+h a B.A. degree. l l l MISS SNYDER i .A slar of arlraclive qual- ifies, is our hornemalcing and biology leacher. Miss Rulh Snyder earned her B.S. in home economics from 'rhe Carnegie lnslilule of Tech MISS WILCOX Slar-skilled in arf and iournalism, she is bofh pleas- anf and arlislic. Miss Frances Wilcox oblained her B.J. and MA.-degrees from 'rhe Unis versiry of Missouri. nology in Pirlsburgh, Pa soluhons 'lo puzzles and perplexifies. 619 N055 WB ,Nea mgflin bevfa- 5kamlAeQreIinQexeS' GMX? i?2O?gQ'ai LOS V555 c0P Gai 5 . 5 kgrixggriiveisxw O 'K MR. ROCKWELL A s'rar-gazer in our midst who is ins'rruc'ror in science and maihemaiics. Mr. Sevel- lon Rockwell gained his B.S. degree from ihe Ohio Siaie Universify. I hands croaio scones of imagination-posfers. and le'Herin9. Tasfy dishes. and sfylish clofhes. prepared and designed by fhese domesficaies. queer ceremonies, experf 'rechniques MRS. HEDEMARK Slarwise in lhe field oi English and senior problems. Mrs. Coselie Hedemarlc guides us in economic problems, grammar, and lileraiure. Born MA. and BA. degrees were received from ine Universiiy of Minne- sofa. 'Sig i 3 iii MISS LEBEDEFF Training girls' learns, and leaching Spanish classes, Miss Irene Lebedefi secured her BA. degree from The Universily of California al Los Angeles. Nimbif' 5 clexirous skill, nimble-'Fingered cra'H's rn. k YS in rhffhmic PBR. er 9 . 921-s skim ll9l nY ov in 1, MR. HUFFMAN A genial sfar who gained her B A d . . egree from 'rhe Slale College of Colorado, Mrs. J II l-l if ' SWS U man sfresses GCCUFGCY In COITI mercial classes. and is audilor for our school finances. and mpounds in labofafofy 'ess co MR. BEATY Climbing sfellar 1' ' 1' s airs eps Mr. Howard E. Beary, Jreacher of agricullure. shop. and mechanical d rawing, allained his M.A. degree from 'rhe Universily of Nebraska. sfrange and mysiic formulas were held by fhese revealing ,Z ! X . , V M . ...M ..fn ,WM .w-N H,-f 1 x -N cb ' ,-mb Thky++h+ Kf X Faculty + 4 4 .Ng mi ., . .K-,413 AT Six -'H-amaff' ' -l The TradiTional senior walk and senior bench are enviously viewed by all under-classmen. The bench, parT sTone and parT wood, was placed in The paTio Tor The use oT all TuTure seniors by The graduairing class of l942. and aT The same Time The TradiTion was sTarTed ThaT no under-class- man was To use The bench unTil he became a senior. ln The spring oT l945, a porTion OT The sidewalk running parallel wiTh The sTreeT in TronT of The high school, became known as The senior walk. The bench, well-carved wiTh iniTials, was removed from The paTio and placed on The walk To be used by seniors only. Thus Treshmen, sophomores, and iuniors look Torwarcl To The happy day when They come inTo This sacred TradiTion as high and mighTy seniors. I 'Fancy make-believe, and revelry. T li- -2: T l QV, , 1 524.-T fix lil 0 df' 54 : 9 'Y of Trolic, TesTivals, and Tun. ..,, May WiTh The chiming oT laughTer, The blowing of whisTles, The carnival is oTT To a hilarious evening. As The gavel Talls, The guiding sTars Tor nexT year are insTalled. ResplendenT in besT apparel. The girls play hosTess To Their moThers aT Tea Time. The special awards assembly sTarred ouTsTanding boy and girl aThleTes oT The year. Senior Day. envisioned ideas in Tree planTing and sTone laying which in Turn commemoraTed The senTie menT oT The sTars. Senior Prom crowned The social evenTs of The year under a clusTered milky way. BaccalaureaTe, solemnly, The Seniors gaTher To hear oT The One who conTrols The universe. CommencemenT! Wi+h greaT aspiraTion and hearTs liTTed skyward, The seniors vicToriously receive Their diplomas. 4 12 . YT l x , - , L Qiffffff Qtek' ..l 51 I if- 1 v , .n f . fs? f i cam- V4L ff Q X . m Q K-at fc 'Q U . vw .QB 1, if-'A 0 0 99 K 'c TM Feb. I I I 3 I 9 22 March I 8 29 April I 0 I5 May 3 8. in a gay and gliffering whirl The seniors shine in fheir salesmanship of The sfarlil' annual. Seniors faces glow wifh enfhusiasm as fhey visil' Redlands Universify. Sneak Day: fhe seniors enioy winfer sporfs in fhe glisfening snow al' Cresfline. Beffer luck nexf fime, iuniors. Formal dance, wifh 'rhe aroma of flowers and 'rhe swish of evening gowns. if is Mr. and Miss for fhe evening. Twin dance, seeing clouble we dance under 'rhe sign of Gemini. ln a fwinkling of an eye 'lhe iunior's play. Miss Jimmy was a magnificenf accomplishment Scinfillafing voices are liffed in song af fhe annual Music Fesfival. lnferesfed parenfs view fheir shining off-spring in classrooms during Open House week. Heavenly hafs for sfarry eyes and a fwinlcling ouffif fo mafc . Easfer vacafion is here! ln a seffing of fhe quiver of fambourines, fhe cliclc of casfanefs, colorful cosfumes, and happy music, Spanish day is revived. Compefifion is sky-high in our sfudenf body elec- fions. rt, lei f QM O L rl - f' s ' i n , J .I F I ,I f.. y ' 'Xi E ri 3' LI fi I 5 ' ,Q il! 5 Xi, li i-J . 'sf -, Y., 'Y -I V. 3. QQ 'YN a spending glad and glorious days HO O I. SepT. IO Ar 'T I4 I 2l OcT. 26 Nov. 2 5' ,fa L15 5. y ec. School begins wiTh chaTTer of new acquainTances and brighf conversaTions oT old memories. T lniTiaTion, sparkling laughTer Tills The campus as The vicTims perform Their humiliaTing sTunTs. l-like To The S , or Ascending The sTairway To The sTars as The S hikers puT iT. The happy seniors eyes gleam as They win The race in The collecTion of sTudenT body dues. Freshmen Receplrion, illusTrious Trosh enioy refresh- menTs and a dance given in Their honor. The iunior Backward dance was resplendenT wiTh Tlashy socks and gay shir'Ts. FooTball banqueT was given by The Lions Club, in which honor and glory was showered upon 'The girdiron players. ArmisTice Day game: 26-O. Cheers and music rang TorTh as The Team ToughT valianTly Tor The Orange Black. D.A.R. choice. Mary Alice Pearson glowed wiTh The regional honor besTowed upon her. The Freshman l-laT dance lured originaliTy, design, and arT onTo The Tloor Tor a sparkling evening. Senior play, The ImporTance of Being 'EarnesT, comedy by Oscar Wilde. proved To be a brilliani' achievemenT. T RadianT Taces aT The ChrisTmas parTy mark The beginning oT a vacaTion. 6 if . 1 -J 4 5 F X I ' ' x - ' I 1'-bo fl, V ii ' 1? ',, . ,A ' l .. uri! '25, s , -j.7f1 'Q QPF-i K! CJ- Xfsirk C0 Q ll 1' 1igi F - . ' . -7' 1. ' 1 I Q59 QT:-N ii -xg- T24 'U U l I. Happily, we return fo school. 2. A bleacher full of lung power. 3. Wonder whef he's lhinl:ing7 4. Musicelly minded people. 5. Under ihe shade of fhe old palm hee. 6. The Bubble dance. 7. Back view of guess who? 8. Our ferocious iigers. 9. Having fun, Eddie? IO. An old familiar sight. II Chop! Chop! Chop! I2. Wafching, waiting, hoping. l3. Hof digs! They gof him! I4. Jusr a friendly argumanf. l5. lnilialion clay-when ihe frosh grin and bear ii. I6. Swish! l7 Caughf unawares. l8. A cheerful ariisl'--aren'f fhey all. I9. Allah dear Senior. 20. Coach speal:s . 2i. 2 and 2 ius+ won'+ make 4! 22. Sanfa makes Junior a present 23. Our mighiy musicians. They were sprighlly, happy folk IV T - 6?Jf'Qa QR XL, 7 O Ia Q gn ' ' 'fs' I Deep wiThin The sTronghold of The magic casTle. There lies a vasT 'reasure chesT, Tull To overTlowing wiTh rare iewels oT every kind. Sprinklecl Through The maze of gliTTering gems are The pearls of worldly wisdom. For Those sTriving To be greaT leaders, There are sTar- :Tudded crowns, and Tire-opals. Searching Tor knowledge in The pro- iessional world, you may Tind blood-red rubies, surrounded by gleaming garneTs. Symbolizing a virTuous liTe are clear-cuT crysTals, and blazing sapphires. 0 --55-1-+ --4 Q SET' 6 A .- knowledge I f 7 T 54 i d T T K -Q ' 'is . L ,s Q, gm ,f 4 VP 41,44 43-XX A l. 4 Q A c if 4 T WL N Q A Efernal vigilance exfending Jrhroughoul' our world: 'rhese members of J, I I The Board of Educarion, Charles Van Fleel, Earl Gilman, Aage Berg. Glen 11' F hrh dA+h r'h 'dd Fl+h hr A we!!-.0 ,tt x, roe nc . an r ur rupp ave gun e us sa ey roug our years C' L-H-J I' of world uncer'rain+y and discord. A T' The decisions 'rhese five men have made in vi'ral ma'r'rers concerning 'Q J fl , our welfare are humane and farsighied. Through 'rhree years of war , and one of peace 'rhese men have given our fulure place in socie'ry rhe ,J ufmosl consideralion. ' . . 5 A. . ,ZA 0 f AV' Vx T T There were five good dragons who guarded a vasl' freasure, l TQ FW WV 4' Ki 'N X 1 by ia principals Message W if 'A' The firsr high school year ol peace for every member of 'rhis srudem' body has broughr wilh if new responsibililies lor all who have The abiliiy and willingness 'ro accepi lhem. Responsibiliries and crises have Jrheir hazardous side. bul be- cause 'rhey heiqhlen rhe demand for men and women of lailh in life, of palience in service, ol characrer, ol charily, and ol insighl, They presenr also many opporlunilies. As you seniors of I946 move away from i your presenl' environmenl, your i homes, and your familiar circle of iiwiii ii friends. hold fasl ro your belief in yourselves and your failh in your lurure. W'ha+ever The circumsrances, our way of life includes a conrinuous and anxious search for men and women who can do rhis. l congralulaie you on your accomplishmenls during your high school life. Your lulure and your horizons are in your hands, and my lailh in you is greaf. Sincerely yours. C. w. LOCKWOOD. King wirh rhe srrange lille, Principal. Dedication i' i' 'lf In a galaxy of slars. one shines brighier 'rhan all oihers .... So, in ihis valley shines a glowing likeness of ihal' one brighl poin'r. Kind, sincere. and under- sianding, Mr. Paul Cogley is an ouisianding personage in our communily. Since ihe year I928. he has served our school wi'rh a genuine love and undersianding of young people. Reiiring a+ The end of sevenieen years of unselfish service. he leaves wiihin 'rhe hearis of us, who know him well. an undying spiri+ of graiilude. We. ihe siaff, of The I946 Yameewo. dedicale our book, To you. Mr. Paul Cogley, for your years of undeviaiing purpose 'rhal helped io make our book wha? ii is ioday. lighled by a greal spirif and ruled over iii fr 414 full of merry people 'ki' ir 444- S i 4 ihere was a magic casfle ..,,..., X agged mounfains and snow-capped peaks Foreword . . . . i . . . . a fanfasy of a far-away land, brushing againsr sfarlighf, blown from deserl' flowers in ihe moonlight and born our of rhe imaginafion of rhe morral spiri'r .... f .... ....i....welook+o'rheheavens ....f....seeingin'rhe slars, fhe pearls of worldly wisdom .... and see a 'brighi' lighr as radianf as a sparkling sapphire . . . like a s'rar 'rhai once illumined a darkened sky. hope shines again in The eyes of 'rhose forever seeking erernal peace .... f .... . . . . 1' . . . . 'rhe nigh? lives on . . . . and 'rhough if be 'rhrough a clear, brighr darkness. or 'rhe haze of a silvery misf .... -k .... -THE STARS LOOK DOWN. 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