Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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Office Staff Mrs. S. Marie SpditlJiiui, Secretary to Principal ; Mrs. Vlvlenne Stephenson, Chief Reylstratlon Clerk; ] Irs. rirylnla Robertson, Clerk; Mrs. J ' lrtjinia Mecham, Textbook Clerk; Airs. Marjorie Heddlng, Secretary to fice-Principal ; Miss Acjnes Frazer, xittendance Clerk; Miss Settle Royal, Clerk; Miss Shirley Boicen, Telephone Operator ; Aliss Lois Thompson, Library Clerk; Mrs. Lois Hatheicay, Bookkeeper; Mr. R. J. IVichmann, Auditor; Mrs. Delta B. Hilhert, School Nurse ; JMrs. Eileen Toivnsend, Accompanist in Girls ' Gym. K ■ - IHHHI o ' ll jt a M t »m I -

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f I latrn] Nr • » Mr. Floyd Mishler, Chairman, Basketball ; Mr. George Tichenor, Baseball, Fire-JVatchers; Mr. James S. Sutherland, Football, Track, Sponsor Letterman ' s Club; ] Ir. Roy Thomas, B Football. Mrs. Gladys Blankenship, Chairman ; Miss Rhea O. Featherston, Special Gym; Miss Ethelrose Orloff. Sponsor G.A.A.; Mrs. Inez Lang; Miss Glessie F. Strange ' (military leave, February, 1943). ' ' Glessie Fern Strange — WAVE, United States Navy Physical Education

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Niiviirro, Sturyes, Christenseii , Lynn, Altiynes, Totooncliie, A nderson . Fftersun, Dick. R ' jux, Brjyie Greijdry Tnhniu f . Lincrfinr, Ilm rnp. Scott. Iliirrisoii . I cciikcr A. S. B, WINTER The real Vilking spirit has shown in the way the Winter A.S.B. Board entered into Samohi ' s Victory Program. The project for the semester stressed Loyalty to Our Coun- try. The hoard supported liberally the Community Chest, the Salvage Drives, Red Cross, and War Stamp-selling Campaign. The grand total for the semester of the war stamps sales was $11,143.25. At the close of each assembly, the last verse of America in place of our Hymn of Praise was sung, as another patriotic tradition for Samohi. Each day began with a loyal salute to our flag. The second Bay League Forum was held at Samohi. Prexy Carl Hostrup, Secretary Durett{ Scott, and ell Queen Dot Harrison, Buddy Roux and others, made a very im.pressive showing with their knowledge of efficient student body go ernment. -ALmy thanks are due Dick Lawrence, A.S.B. Vice-President, who had much to do with the success of the War Stamp sales. And our thanks to Carl Hostrup and committee { Dick Lawrence, Charles Boyce, Byron I Laynes, and Durette Scott) for securing a Nautilus this year. Our ell queen, Dorothy Harrison, deserves the praise for our wonderful pep rallies. Heading Christmas cheer, Dorothy Peter- son, Girls ' League prexy, made many soldiers happy with filled Christmas stockings and magazine sub- scriptions. The girls ' gym classes are all out for Vim, Vigor and ' ictory, according to Joyce Willets, prexy of G.A.A. In boys ' athletics, the ' arsity Football squad tied for the Bay League and ALijor Fo ot- ball Championships, and participated in the semi-final round of the Southern California Championship. In basketball, the Varsity and lightweights look like the coming B - League Champs. We will be out supporting them in ever ' game. Others taking the limelight in the field of politics were: Jim x ' nderson. Commissioner of Finance; Charles Boyce, Commissioner of Athletics; Peter Totoonchie, Commissioner of Forensics ; Charles Dick, Commissioner of Entertainment; Wally Gray, Commissioner of Publications; B ron Maynes, Senior A President; Ray Sturges, Senior B President; Peggy L, nn, Junior President; Willie Na arro, Sopho- more President, and Mr. ' eenker, advisor and counselor. All-class noon dances were a huge success, with newcomers alwavs welcomed as our guests. In fact, the cordial cooperation between all student departments and the skillful leadership of our President lias made this semester outstanding in school history.