San Pedro High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

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XA 5-ij fx flu J-'N HASKELL TIDWELL Pres. Student Body: Enhebian: Manager Varsity Football: Ed. Black and Gold '29: Oratorical Contest. ELMA BYERLY Girls' Glee Club: Spanish Club: Coun- cil Member: Soloist on Commencement Program. GRACE BOGDANOVICH Council: Home Economics Club: Girls' Glee: Cosmopolitan: G. A. A. TROY MANCHESTER Machine Shop Foreman: Vocational Certificate: Council: Fore'n'Aft rep. ROLLIN BUCHANAN Commencement Speaker: French Club: Fore'n'Aft rep.: Council Member. MADOLYN MOODY Soloist Commencement Program: Treas. Girls' Glee: Spanish Club: School His- torian. GRACE RISDON Commencement Speaker: Scholarship Society: French Club. ADOLPH EMERICH Cashier Cafeteria: Students' Store JAMES 0. TERRY, Jr. Stage Electrician W'30: Trans. from Polytechnic High. IRENE TABB Q Tri Hi: Girl Reserves. i l l -:if I 815+ -- Typing Awards: Shorthand Awards:

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A-b ' .2 -- U -5 N C! ,N lifgxfa-:A 'Y ' '- W liar' 4' , ... ! -l 11 B V WINTER CLASS 1930 Although the class of Winter '30 numbered only fifty-five members, they tried to set new standards for the school in athletics, literature, music, oratory, and other student body activities. This class was the first to inaugurate the budget system: also, they were so original as to choose three colors instead of two. Four of the members held pro- minent student body ofHces: Haskell Tidwell was Student Body President: Mary Porter, Historian for the Student Body, and Vice President of the Girls' League: Madolyn Moody, Student Body Historian '29: and Harriett Eastham, Secretary of the Girls' League. Haskell Tidwell, who was elected Ephebian, was prominent as a speaker, and represented San Pedro twice in the World Friendship Contest, once each in the Southern California Oratorical contest and in the Constitution Contest. Mamie lhme, who was selected as the girl 1'11OSt worthy to have her name in- scibed on the Citizenship Cup. was also active in oratorical work. She spoke in the Southern California Oratorical Contest and was one of the debating team. Harriet Eastham because of her splendid scholarship record, had the honor of receiving the Scholarship Seal on her diploma. The class of Winter A30 excelled in literature. Ruth lhme and Alberta Rockwell were the class poets. Several of Ruth's poems appeared in the 1929 Black and Gold: and a beautiful poem on Music by Alberta is to be framed and hung in the music room. Eleanor Broman, Harriet Easthan, Marguerite Greene. Ruth lhme, Doris Peterson, Mary Porter, Alberta Rockwell, Bob Thompson, and Haskell Tidwell, served on the l:ore'n'1'Xft staff: and Elea- nor Broman, Harriet Easthan, Paul Grocly. Haskell Tidwell and Helen Edith Younken were on the 1929 Annual Staff. Many of the class were active in the music work. Mercedes Ley was ac- companist for the Girls' Glee Club and for the orchestra. Doris Peterson also accompanied the Girls' Glee Club, the Voice class, and was solist on the com- mencement program. Josephine Zuban played a saxaphone in the orchestra. Elma Byerly and Madolyn Moody sang on many programs. Doris Peterson. I -. ad 1 7E9t.-

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HELEN EDITH YOUNGKEN Sen. Class Historian: Art Ed. Black and Gold '29: Scholarship Society: Sec. Girls' Glec Club: Cosmopolitan: Latin: Spanish Club: G. A. A. HARRY JOHNSON ROBERT WEST Vice Pres. Cosmopolitan Club: Sec. G. A.A.: Band: Orchestra: Spanish Club: Girls' Glee Club. MARY ANN MALMGREN Vice President Girl Reserves: G. A. A. JOSEPHINE ZUBAN Spanish Club: Lettermen's Club: Bas- ketball two years: Football one year. MILTON BUDGE Spanish Club: Aeronautics Club: Coun- cil: Part in senior play. PAUL GRODY Photo Ed. Black and Gold '29: Council: Cosmopolitan Club: Sec. Latin Club: Fore'n'Aft Representative. ARLINE KOPF Council: Football: Track: Lettermen's Club: Boys' Glee Club. KATHERINE WERNER Cap. Sen. Hockey Team: Latin Club: Glee Club: G. A. A. BURDETTE LOOMIS Sec. Girls' Glee Club: Drama Club: Girls' Glen: Spanish Club: Fore'n'Aft representative. -' -:if l 9E+