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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1947 volume:

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A ..-rw ...vw Q-.-,,...- I THE NAUTILUS 1947 I I fha LQ 1747 M' , ,,,4,,,z,Z,,w-,,4w,z.9,9,,,' ,. ffm jj Ifdfffff JAMWMM I fflzm, , gif? If-,:f?fZ,fffZfgQ WA M7 'Mff'fff'M 'LM 54, mf 1,49-If ,Mzffe fd 5172 SANTA MONICA HIGH SCHGGL SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA , .uh A,,, I is WIC' I C SCC ls fx v-0 Nh 5 531533 wif I AND NGW TCDMORROW THESE THINGS WHICH WE HAVE LEARNED ARE THE IMPLEMENTS WITH WHICH WE FACE OUR TCMORROW. CDUR SUCCESS DEPENDS UPCDN THEIR USE. I 1. w-..Q.,5j' ---- aw- H' I MECHANIC ARTS BUILDING PRODUCTION TO HAVE WE MUST PRODUCE. THE NEEDS OF THE WORLD ARE CIREAT. WE WILL DO OUR SHARE IN THE PRODUCTION OF THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE NEEDED. CHEMISTRY BUILDING SCIENCE MAKES POSSIBLE IMPROVEMENTS AND CREATES NEW DEVELOPMENTS FOR PRODUCTION AS IN PRODUCTION, WE SHARE IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. SCIENCE HARMONY ART, MUSIC AND DRAMA ARE ALL NECESSARY EXPRESSIONS OF A WORTH WHILE LIFE ACHIEVED WITH THE FULFILLMENT OF PRODUCTION DESIRES. ART BUILDING ADMINISTRATION PHYSICAL WELL-BEING ENHANCES THE PLEASURE AND SATISFACTION OF ACHIEVEMENT AND CREATES A CONTINU- ANCE OF HAPPINESS AND CONTENTMENT. PHYSICAL WELL-BEING BUILDING SECURITY EDUCATION IS IN ITSELF A CERTAIN SECURITY. STUDENTS FACINO THE TOMORROW FEEL SECURE WITH THE KNOWLEDGE THEY HAVE OBTAINED. 'Jf T BARNUM HALL 1 1 14 0. J I , ' o , ' 3 h v ,Q . l .f - s , : 1 x v , ..9 5 ' in 'y O ' ' in qv- U-BVMR'-wr: 1 v' i .Q - A NU' T' 1 X, -1 5, .fr s Pi ,VS 2 0,3 'Wa ' 'nw' ,, -Q 5- E 'fc' I X -ff . S qfui f Q is .ntl A Z! C 5' V Q -.NL -1 4 .: D X v,:,1 iL,55:ie 4, .N ' 'ffhqqjj i- S, 'A-15 , 'FL . 2. I ' ' W 1 .1 , M , Q, gl: A sf .iizkr . . -w4Q1't, Q a . g Va ' n n -, A , .tv . ' 9 ,I v' A, 'Q I 5 A 5 Q . A , N- . , if ,vp i Y, Q R r ,. 1 I ' ' Q, ' 1, 4 D ,, f 1 A I , 1 ju sg, ,My Q - 4 f . p A Q I 'AA . . . Pg!! -1.3: 'V 1.-4' hx f Wifi 21' .Q '- su' 0 Q' 'Iii' ' his H. 'Q da ,ik . . 1 'ii ' I. U.- T' f f - xx .Q . - ADMINISTRATION IS LEADERSHIP IN EDUCATION NOW, AND TOMORROW Clara Anne Cooper Adminisfrafors plan new programs for new s+ucIen+s in fhe educafional enfify known as Samohi-+I1a+ Now and Tomor- row +I1e democrafic ideals we receive here wiII lead us +o research, +o develop sIciIIs, fo aH'ain a pI1iIosopI1y, +o appreciafe our cuI- Iure and American ways 'for our pleasure now and our securify TOMORROW. M S V .fig .155-vs-0 -Q ..!'Svhnls-- .4-is -ofQ, s Qi Q r 255 f a 1': fiieiiffwiai 5 , ff 'Q 'fr-' N! LfL 4 A M., gee- Q w-wvvvvd-0546-'ff ,.,s.ff,4 ' 0 0 Q'f'4'41?s.7,,0Q2,v-ood 5 'oe Q- vff'- .S'5 'gtk g?,5,6,f','9fa0gf? iv Q , ' arf Q' Web 'qv vw... Q 1 v a N! gf ' ' Q 252 9509? 2' 5 0 53? Cp Q sf 9 ,- LOG 193- rcfo dy? Qfzifi 355355 sb A ' ' 700 of C7 'V Q9 X 9-of! 4 N xc: 23169. gg, V 3 Q, .gosoigi 1' af -9-e9?p'Q rrf7 er Q E 4 Q 2 N5 Q 5 by , we 4 0 II ii! ig? NZ gi xfk I 8 4 X ill ,gli-.,g:: :::.:I.'?::EGZf l,. - ' A : givin' Q ar X f 'K QQ? K N W +5 in , U73 .Jw ifo'4 '2 5-.3-'Zz- '.9 QS nfl S! I EN f V CLASS or 1947cREETlNcs As inferesfing and excifing as foday mighf be, fhere is an added zesf fo fhe confempla- fion of whaf fomorrow mighf bring. If has been said fhaf hope springs efernal in fhe human hearf and if is well foday fhaf if does: for fhe ouflook for our fomorrow carries a greaf challenge of change in fhings fo come. Change for fhe beffer or a change for fhe worse will be defer- mined fo a large exfenf by your acfions and mine as we work foclay fo creafe fhaf which we mosf desire, whefher if be a service fo our fellow men or fhe safisfacfion of selfish desires. one fhing we know, fhaf fhe people of our communify, your parenfs, your friends and my friends feel fhaf foday we musf face fhis fufure infelligenfly and well prepared in fhose funda- menfals which will worlc ouf our fufure and fhe fufure of our counfry. You have been given an- ofher year of experience and fraining of your feachers. You have discussed wifh fhem confem- porary problems and you have been frained in many fields. This is our herifage fo you. May you use if well for yourself and ofhers, as you face fhe fomorrows which will defermine your confribufion fo yourself and ofhers: A. EWING KCJNOLD PRINCIPAL As you 'Face The challenging evenfs of fomorrow, I urge you +o cling above all +o your ideals. During fhese las+ fhree years everv senior has, consciously or unconsciously, accepled some of +he high pur- poses expressed in Samohi's Code of E+hics-fo be honesf-fo serve ofhers--fo be folercrnf-fo honor our flag. Make +hese and o+hers a permanenl pari' of your life. If you do, whelher you are sevenleen or seven'ry, you will have +he courage +o face doubf and disap- poinl'men+ wifhoul' fear. A. R. VEENKER VICE-PRINCIPAL Sludenls of Samohi, you are goinq 'forward info a world 'Full of complex problems and ideological differences. As cifizens of 'rhe grealesl democracy on ear+h, and a na+ion of enormous weallh, power and po- l'en+ial abundance, i'r is up +o you, The youih of America +o use +hese advanlaqes for l'he furfher- ance of universal peace and +he be'r+ermen+ of man- kind. I 'Feel confiden+ +ha'r you will accepl' 'rhis chal- lenge and dedicafe yourselves fo 'rhe laslc of cream'- ing a beHer world, based on 'ihe principles of democracy and a spiri+ of fairness and good will. JOSEPH E. DAY DEAN OF BOYS As we face fhe perplexing problems of Tomorrow, we dare nof look fo fhe pasf excepf fo learn lessons fhaf will help us. We musf look forward, nof over our shoulder. Signs of change are all abouf us-changes in ways of fhinking, of living, changes in values. We find our- selves faced wifh finding frufh and sfabilify in fhe midsf of prejudice and confusion. Preparafion for life in a changing world means change in ourselves. Buf if musf be an infelligenf change. If we develop our abilifies and iudgmenf, and sfrengfhen our personal resources here af Samohi, we shall be equipped when we face fhe larger responsibilify of mafure living. CLARA C. BRIAN DEAN OF GIRLS To fhe seniors of I947: We hope fhaf in your fhree years here af Samohi you have gained a fuller un- dersfanding of life-a beffer preparafion of life. Somefimes our lessons may have seemed somewhaf difficulf, buf we haven'f meanf fhem fo be so wifh- ouf reason. We have hoped fhaf you mighf fhereby grow in self-reliance and undersfanding. We have wished fo encourage you fo search for fhe frufh, fo be foleranf and kindly fo ofhers, and fo give of your besf. Now you are ready for fhe nexf sfep. May you find happiness and success in your new life. MILDRED C. WILBAR DIRECTGR OF GUIDANCE ENGLISH Mr. John B. Kennedy, chairman: Mr. Earl J. Clabby, Radio Workshop: Miss Mary J. Boyd: Mrs. June H. Frinlc, sponsor Debonairs: Dr. Edmund E. Evans, Drama, W. Senior Play, Fiesfa-Program Coordinalor: Miss Fern Hesrer: Mr. J. Kenner Agnew, Samohi advisor: Miss Mae Mc- Gregor, sponsor Penpushers: Miss Olivia Marchand: Miss Verona Weg- erer: Mr. Ronald Kyle Esgafe, spon- sor Dominars, S. Senior Play: Miss Margarei' Jackson, Librarian, co- sponsor Ser-Vilces. Miss Sarah Bingham, chairman, spon- sor Cosmosg Mr. Ronald Kyle Esgaie, sponsor Dominars, S. Senior Play, Mr. Roberf D. Hill, Mr. Maurice M. Myers, Adolphores, Swordsmeng Mr. Alfon Nielsen, Miss Mary Lee Huclc- aloay, sponsor Emanons, counsellor, co-sponsor Deliansg Mr. Norman Scar- leH', Ephebiansg Mr. William Fogariyg Mr. Richard LeRoy Fosfer, Sparrans sponsor, Mr Ragene A. Farris Miss C Qope fi SGCIAL SCIENCE , -m..., f SCIENCE Mr. Harold Brownsberger, chairman, sponsor Proiec+ionis+s: Mr. George M. Pride, sponsor Hi-Y Council, Mrs. Florence J. Jolwnsfong Mr. Ar+l1ur E. Marshburn, Science Club: Mr. M, N. Silvernaleg Mr. Frederick A Anderh Mr. C. E. Kelly, counsellor: Mr. Porfer l. Leach, Squires. Miss Claribell Biclcford, chairman, co sponsor Spanish Club: Mrs. Grace W. Aron, co-sponsor Deliansg Dr. Ernesl M. Wolf, co-sponsor Spanish Club: Miss Eleanor Emmelh Miss Ber+l1a A. Ammon, sponsor La+in Club. LANGUAGE COMMERCE a-v Mrs. Eoia M. Quinn, chairman: Mr A. M. Naivig, sponsor Bible Club Mr. A. D. TroH'erg Mr. Fred M. Mifch- ellg Mr. F. Maynard Lansirom, spon- sor Barons. Mr. Roberi C. Crawford, chairman: Miss Chrisiine Anderberry, counsel- lor: Miss JeanneHe Cooper, sponsor Enire Nous: Mr. Georqe E. Tichenor, co-sponsor Ser-Vikes: Mr. Colin C. Pefrie, sponsor Fencers: Mr. Paul E. Richards: Mr. Vincenf SchuH. MATHEMATICS MU S I C Miss Doris Moon, chairman: Miss Eve lrene Cronkhi+e, sponsor Philhar- monic: Mrs. Rose Alice Wagner, sponsor Piano Club: Mr. Ragene A. Farris, Orcheslra and Bancl. Mrs. Josephine Seaman-Roberls chairman, Naufilus advisor, Fiesfa General Chairman, Mrs. Lucille N Greene, Painfing, lllusfraliong Mr William Howard Wilson, S+age Crew counsellor, Mr. Gale Greenwood Mrs. Paula S+oll Schneider, Phofog raphy. A -i..i1 Mr. Edwin B. Jacka, chairman: Mr Roberi' M. McCar+erg Mr. Ar+l'1ur R Bullock: Mr. George S+ewar1'. Miss Erna Marie Brenneman, chair- man: Miss Mary Virginia S+ory. K ' ., , 'y:':3T f 5' ',,f ,gl Qf, 2 gf' ,L sw kwa? gm V '- ': ' 'f' ? mQfMi A W M F sis, I m lf' v 7 4 Rasa vs Q. WEN QM . M, gf-fgawg.. w mf W- 'M 1-49 3 , 'fwk r I f f KZ 5 1 ' , 1 i WN Fx Mr . W . E S V fm Mrs. Marie M. Spaulding, Secreiary +o Principal: Miss Eleanor Williams, Principal's office: Mrs. Vivienne E. Sfephenson, Chief Regisiralion Clerk: Miss BeH'ie Royal, Secreiary +0 Vice Principal: Miss Shirlie Ralph: Mrs. Dorofhv Walker, Assis+an+ Librarian: Mr. R. J. Wichmann, Business Office: Mrs. JeanneHe H. Scherer: Miss Eihel Thorsdahl: Miss Agnes Frazer, A+- 'iendance Clerk: Mrs. Virginia Honfs, Jrexibook Clerk: Mrs. Della B. Hilbert school Nurse: Mrs. Rufh Mafz, Vikes Inn Manager: Mr. Leonard Geiman, Prin+er: Mr. Moody, Prin+er. GFFICE STAFF V -.-A 1 n.v-' .r . ls... W... w- I MQ, .. .. I 4 2 6, 011 Emo 'YA MD If K' . A. S. B. OLDFIELD, HORN, JENSEN, HARRIS, STEERE, KANOFF GAIL KILLEN, MacDANOLD, SMITH, HUNTER, HADLEY MURPHY GARDNER, BALDOCK, PINNATELLI, CHAPMAN ASHFORD SUMMER The spring semesfer's cabinel' opened ifs books on February I, I947 ready for fhe big iob 'lo come. Calling fhe roll of members, we find Andy Oldfield sfill wielding fhe presidenI s gavelg Dick Horn occupying fhe Vice- Presidenf's chair, Dodie Jensen, Secrefary, doing a fine iob of recording fhe Cabine+'s acfivifies and Gerry Harris, fhe Yell King, giving speeches aboul' school spirifg s'I'iIl furfher down fhe lisf of members, we find Don Sfeere felling everyone abouf fhe greafesf Talenf Show fhaf ever came fo Samohil Now fhere's an inferesfing face, June Kanoff, 'lhe acfive Girls' League presidenf who sponsored such a successful Girls' Day and righf behind her is Lindy Lou Hadley, presidenl' of fhe G.A.A. who solemnly swears fo have anofher lrack meef nexf year: siffing nexf 'lo her is Pal' Killen, Commissioner of Publicafions, who wifhouf fail fells us of 'lhe greafness of fhe SAMOHIg clear across fhe room and down in fronf is Handsome Jerry McDonald, Commissioner of Finance who handles fhe money of fhe S'l'uden'I' Body: in back of him and 'ro fhe righl' is Bernice Smifh, Commissioner of Forensics who befween quesfions from fhe floor pracfices for dramafic declamafiong nexf fo her, checking on his schedule of sporfs is Mac Hunfer, Commissioner of Boys' Afhleficsg one of fhe fwo rear seals on 'lhaf side is 'laken by Bob Murphy, Senior A Presidenf, who confinually reminds us of fhe good lime everyone had af fhe Senior Prom: fhe ofher chair is 'laken by Ronald Gardner, Senior B Presidenf who is sfill arguing wifh Alvin Baldock, Junior Presidenl' as fo who should have won fhe Junior vs. Senior Day prize. Looking on wifh much inferesf is Mifchi Pinafelli, Sophomore Presidenfg lasf buf nof Ieasl is Doris Gail, Commissioner of Enferfain- menf who supplied us wifh fhe besf assemblies we've ever had al' Samohi. Thus fhe summer caloinef '47' leaves behind many pleasanf memories of our firsf posfwar Fiesfa, becoming charfer members of 'lhe California As- sociafion of Sfudenl' Councils, dedicafion of 'lhe Memorial Plaque of World War ll, geffing 'lhe ball rolling on fhe new afhlefic facilifies, parking lol' and sfadium, 'lhe greafly improved Vikes' Inn under 'Ihe capable handl- ing of Jan Ashford and Pafsy Chapman. OLDFIELD. WIGHT, HAGSTROM, CAYWOOD, STEERE ASH FORD, GAIL, METZGER, TORRES, BAILIN, FISHER, HADLEY VONDETTE, FOSTER, HEIMBECK, STANCHFIELD, LEIGH Wifh fhe beginning of fhe school year, fhe A.S.B. Cabinef began working fogefher as one fo unify fhe sfudenfs of Samohi wifh fhe idea of mainfaining, supporfing and enforcing fhe Consfifufion of fhis high school. Under fhe leadership of Andy Oldfield, presidenf, fhe Cabinef sfarfed ifs work. Ofher posifions were held by Lucy Wighf, vice-presidenfg Jo-Ann Hagsfrom, secrefaryg Virgil Caywood head yell leader: Jan Ashford, Girls' League Presidenfg Don Sfeere, Boys' League Presidenfg Lindy Lou Hadley, G.A.A. presidenfg Doris Gail, com- missioner of enferfainmenfg Ben Torres, commissioner of finance: Harold Bailin, commissioner of forensics: Jose Fisher, commissioner of boys afhlefics: Barbara Mefzger, commissioner of publicafionsg John Vondeffe, senior A presidenf: Fred Fosfer. senior B presidenfg Raeburn Heimbeck, iunior presidenf: and Bob Sfanchfield, sopho- more presidenf. Firsf on fhe agenda was fhe budgef for fhe ensuing school year, fhis was prepared by fhe presidenf and fhe commissioner of finance, and was lafer approved by fhe Cabinef. Since fhis was fhe season when all eyes furned fo fhose greafly improved Samohi gridsfers, bofh Varsify and fhe soon fo be championship Bee feams of foofball and baskefball, fhe Cabinef felf fhe need of selling sporfs- fickefs. A campaign sfarfed wifh fhe resulfing sales of a greaf many of fhe ducafs. The Junior Class sfaged fhe second annual Snowball , a winferfime dance, fhaf was acclaimed a huge success. The quesfion of fhe yearbook arose. Are we going fo have a Naufilus fhis year or will we pass if by? The vofe was unanimous wifh everyone wanfing a Naufilus prinfed. The. Naufilus class represenfafive, Joan Williams, informed us fhaf we would have fo guaranfee fo sell af leasf one fhousand copies before fhe sfaff could begin work. Paf Killen was appoinfed fo head fhe Naufilus sales commiffee under whose excellenf guidance fhe com- miffee, made up of Paf, fhe A.S.B. presidenf, senior A presidenf, senior B presidenf, iunior class presidenf, and a Ser-Vike represenfafive, fulfilled ifs dufy by selling one fhousand and five copies of fhe book. The Cabinef's semesfer proiecf was fhe enfering of a floaf in fhe 58fh Annual Tournamenf of Roses Parade held in Pasadena on January I, I947. A sfeering commiH'ee of fhree was appoinfed consisfing of Andy Oldfield, chairman: Lucy Wighf and Jan Ashford, assisfanfs. The commiffee sef abouf fo raise fhree fhousand dollars fo pay for fhe floaf. Money came in from various sources and a fofal of S3,05I was confribufed. A beaufy con- fesf was held fo pick fhe girls fo ride on fhe floaf. The sfudenf body helped wifh money and personal labor, as ninefy-six sfudenfs signed up fo work on fhe floaf. Their job was applying fhe flowers fo fhe fine consfrucfion confribufed by fhe Douglas Aircraff Company. Many fhanks should be given fo Mr. Konold, Warren C. Sands, and Mr. and Mrs. Brownsberger for all fheir help. STEERE, BANDURA, HORST, OSTERHOLT, McELROY, MCDANIELS, JIMINEZ, FOSTER, MULLEN, HIRSH, ENG-ENBURG, SAMPSON, KIPP, I G LEWIS, PROVOST, BALDOCK, ALCALA, TURK, SWANKE, TAPER, U E LEAVITT, KAPLAN, CRUM, MAYO, JESTES The 46-47 school year was a busy one for fhe Boys' League. Under fhe leadership of Don Sfeere, presidenl' and Joe E. Day, advisor, fhe league was one of fhe mosf influenfial organizafions on fhe campus. The League sfarfed fo work immediafely in Sepfember wifh Mr. Day appoinfing fhe squad capfains and fheir assisfanfs for fhe semesfer. The firsf highliqhf of 'fhe fall semesfer was Blue and Gold Day, celebrafing Ocfober I8+h. Each second period class was assigned a porfion of fhe halls fo be decorafed in some original manner. The prize winning classes were fhose of Mr. Powers and Mr. Brownsberger, who 'fied for firsf place. Early in December a greaf honor and af 'fhe same 'fime a greaf responsibilify was given fhe League. Repre- senfafives and sponsors 'from 85 schools were invifed 'fo Samohi for fhe Boys' League Convenfion. The Boys' League oufdid ifself in making fhis convenfion a shining example fo be followed in years +o come. Board members of 'fhe firsf semesfer were: Don Sfeere, presidenfg Lloyd Bandura, Vice-Presidenfg Denny Don- avan, Secrefarv. They were assisfed by Commissioners of Finance, Sound Crew, Publicify, Traffic, Enferfain- menf, Social Service and presidenl' of fhe LeHerman's Club. These offices were held respecfively by, Mac Hunfer, Fred Fosfer, Jack Cusfer, Dick Horn, Larry Wafkin, Bill Osferholf and Bob Jimenez. Squad capfains and fheir assisfanfs were: Bob Jex and Coco Alcala, Raeburn Heimbeck and John Hughes, Ed Sampson and John Farr, Dick Horsf and Bob Jimenez, Bob Murphy and Don Bleak, and David Provosf and Don Pufferbouqh. The biggesf job of fhe spring semesfer was fhe sfaging and supervising of fhe Annual Talenf Show, held March 27+h and 28+h in Barnum Hall. Wifh such guesl' sfars as Glenn Ford and Marfha Tilfon, 'fhis years show was acclaimed as one of fhe besl' ever given. Much credif for fhe success of 'fhe show should go fo Mr. Day, Mr. Wilson, sfage manager, Don Sfeere, Lloyd Bandura and Bill Redman, EmCee. Y Anofher feafure of fhe spring semesfer was fhe Boys' League-Girls' League parfy. Officers of fhe second semesfer were: Don Sfeere, Presidenfg Lloyd Bandura, Vice-Presidenfg Dick Godino. Sec- refaryg Commissioners were: Finance, Bob Jimenez: Sound Crew, Fred Fosferg Publicify, Barry Taper, Traffic, Carl Mullen, Enferfainmenf, Alvin Baldockp Social Service, Bill Osferholf. Squad capfains and fheir assisfanfs were: Coco Alcala and Gordon LeaviH, Earl Kaplan and Ray Turk, Dick Swanke and David Crum, Barry Taper and Charles Mayo, Bruce Liming and Ed Jesfes, David Provosf and Don Pu'Herbough. Much credif is due fo Mr. Day 'for his unfiring efforfs and cooperafion wifh fhe League which has made fhis year an oufsfanding one. BANDURA, MURPHY, STEERE, HORN, AND HUNTER WERE OUR DELEGATES. BOYS' LEAGUE CONVENTION A RED LETTER DAY on lhe Boys' League calendar was fheir own convenfion wi+h 69 delegafes coming from 23 Soulhern California schools. Samohi delegales Don S+eere, Lloyd Bandura, Bob Murphy, Dick Horn, Mac Hun+er, and Joe F. Day, advisor, welcomed The visifors 'ro our beaufiful campus. The purpose of fhe conven- 'lion is +o meel' and exchange ideas and promofe fhe grow+h of Boys' Leagues +hroughou+ Soulhern California. ln addifion fo +his, all schools agreed fo ioin 'rhe Boys' League Federalion. During +he day problems such as smoking, lraffic, and s'l'uden+ body conducl' were discussed. The guesfs were enferfained wifh lunch a+ lhe Riviera, and an assembly in Barnum Hall. The Girls' League did 'lheir bif +o promofe friendship among fhe schools by sfaging a dance in +he gym a+ lhe close of lhe busy day . . . C-IRLS' LEACUE CABINET KANOFF, GLASSCOX, CROSS, MARCOE, LANDIS, HALEY ANDERSON, THOMAS, JACKSON, CORNER, METZGER PERRINE, ASHFORD, HUMPHREYS, SMITH, WENDELL McHUGH, TILESTON, RUSSELL, NELSON, McHUGH, FAR RELL, RYAN, TURNER. ASHFORD, CALLESTER, MARCOE, PERRINE, GLASSCOCK KANOFF, BLACK, BROWN, SMITH, HADLEY, HUMPHREYS DAUM, THOMAS, HALEY, MOFFETT, ANDERSON, JACK- SON, McHUGH, LANDIS, CROSS, PRICE, GREGORY BUEHLER, McNEE. Winfer Presidenf Jan Ashford furned her pef dream info a realify as she puf over a GirIs' League fashion show in coniuncfion wifh CampbeII's deparfmenf sfore of Sanfa Monica. Girls from ofher Bay Leagues were in- vifed fo compare fashions of foday wifh fhose of fhe Gay Ninefies, fheme of fhe show. ModeIs Nancy Ross, CeIia Brockeff, and Marion Dye were Iafer selecfed wifh Doris GaiI fo model spring fashions af Saks Fif+h Avenue in Beverly Hills. Bouncing along immecIia'I'eIy affer fo culminafe fhe Gay Ninefies frend, came fhe BusfIe Bounce, fheme of fhe semi-annual Spinsfers' Skip. Tandem bicycles, high pompadors, and singing waifers, provided decorafion ideas for fhe fall hop. Elecfions in January saw fhe Iargesf furnouf of candidafes in recenf years. Six girls vied for presidenf before June Kanoff fook over fhe reigns from Jan. One of fhe besf managed dances in many a semesfer broughf credif fo June's Ieadership abilify. Dogpafch sfyIe, Vike Sadie Hawkins chased fheir Li'l Abners for fhe Coffon 'N Cord. An eIaI:wora'I'e decorafion scene was carried ouf fo a Greens, painfings of AI Capp's carfoon characfers, and a greaf free faking up fhe whoIe far end of fhe GirI's Gym, comprised fhe Dogpafch seffing. Boys meekIy subsided as over 300 of fhe weaker sex bade fhe feachers fake a resf on Girls Day! All adminisfra- five posifions were fackled by fhe execufive board. By handling feiephone caIIs, making ap oinfmenfs, and issuing demerifs and grades, fhe girIs began fo realize fhe frials and fribulafions of fhe Eaculfy and ad- minisfrafors. If was fun fo see fhe school run capabIy under sfudenf officers, and if heIped rove fhaf fhe privileges enfrusfed fo Samohifes are carefully guarded. Miss Carolyn Leoneffi, Hollywood charm specialisf, predicfed fo a fashion conscious assembIy fhaf as sure as nighf follows day skirfs wiII be down fo fhe ankIes in iusf fhree yearsI April marked fhe monfh of fhe firsf posf war regional Convenfion. Common problems were discussed and a Iuncheon was held af fhe Miramar Hofel Terrace Room. Taking parf in fhe fradifional May Fiesfa fhe ever busy Girls' League Board rounded ouf an acfive year by operafing a popular ice-cream boofh. .,., H.-w..,.sss. --- wi Miss Dof Aflcinson brolce fhe Scoffish cusfom of reservedness when she was guesf of honor af a Luncheon held on Girls' League Convenfion Day. The big five mef on Samohi's famous campus, April 23 for fheir firsf regional meefing since before fhe war. Miss Brian was chosen Advisor Chairman for region fen and fhus we became fhe hosfess school. Two represenfafives and one sponsor were greefed by our Girls' Le.ague Board, from Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Universify and Venice High Schools. ln fhe morning a panel discussion was held on fopics submiffed by fhe schools. The girls and fheir sponsors fhen wenf fo luncheon in fhe. Terrace Room of fhe Hofel Miramar where 'rhe Scofch-Plaid clad Miss Aflcinson enferfained. Miss Aflcinson a former feacher in a school near Edinborough, Scofland demonsfrafed Scoffish dances and gave a fallc on fhe social life of Scof- land's young people. Following fhe luncheon a general meefing was held and fhe morning's meefing was sum- marized. lf was agreed fhaf fhe convenfion was a huge success and fhe Girls' League is looking forward fo more such convenfions such as fhese. The annual Girls' League Conference was held af Manual Arfs, May I7fh and was affended by fwo represenfafives and one sponsor from Samohi. FASHION SHOW MODELS WERE TURNER, DUDLEY, JACKSON, NELL, IBACH, PERRINE, HAYDEN, ROSS, FIEST. STUDENTS ANTICIPATE A WORD THEY WILL ENRICH ELEANOR MOYNIER SOPHOMORES. JUNIORS. SENIORS. NOW, THRU STUDY AND RESEARCH, OUR HOPES AND DREAM-STUFF BECOME THE TANGIBLES OF DEMOCRACY. TOMORROW, THRU THE EVER EXISTANT ATOMIC-ENERGY OF YOUTH, OUR AMBI- TIONS ARE PROPELLED INTO THE CAREER OF LIFE. OUR IDEA, NOW AND TOMORROW, IS A DEMOCRATIC WORLD, SAFE, FREE, UNITED IN PEACE. fN -dr M, 'TQ 000 T A RWN O 0 rg 'Q- W' W Emu E fgilhfg -1. V mximx -I ,,.. -,.-A -I gust '5- 191 W fflgrlim Q . , -ex 'ix .. may V 51:60 P1 QYXXTAISB W ca - SQ - Q 4, 235, I' ' O THE WINTER CLASS The Winfer Class of '47 was under fhe leadership of John Vondeffe, Presidenfg Elza McCullough, Vice-Presidenf: Joan Williams, Secrefary and Shirley Davis, Treasurer. Ofher seniors fhal' helped fo lead fhe class fhrough an acfive and color- ful semesfer were: Clarli Miller, Financial Chairman: Harold Bailin, Senior Play Chairman: Trudy Terry, Publicify Chairman: Beverly Moore, Social Chairman and our four class represenfafives, Glenn Hilmer, Bar- bara Cooper, Jim Chapman and Beafrice Friedman. Monoco blue was fhe color chosen by fhe class for ifs senior sweafers and if was cerfainly a colorful day when fhese sweafers made 'lheir debuf on fhe Samohi campus. Each We.dnesday was designafed as fhe official Senior Sweafer Day. On November fhe 7fh and 8fh Barnum Hall was filled fo capacify wifh an audience enjoying fhe producfion, Dear Rufh , fhe long-'lo-be-re- membered class play which included such fop-nofch acfors as Beverly Moore, Dorofhy Callisfer, Danny Clarli, Shirley Davis, Harold Bailin, Beafrice Friedman, Trudy Terry, Joan Keller, Barbara Wenzlaff, Virgil Caywood, Norfon Feldman, Dolores Mann, Dorofhy Wesf, Don Vefa, Allen Hamblin and Chuclc Williamson. The Senior B's as well as fhe Senior A's helped fo make fhis a fine performance. Alfhough fhe winfer class could nof parficipafe in fhe Fiesfa, a greaf honor came fo fhem on New Years Day, when Samohi's Fiesfa FIoaf , fool: 'lhe firsf prize for fhe Educafional Division af fhe Rose Bowl Parade. A very enioyable Senior Class Banquef was held af fhe Carmel Hofel on January 23rd. Class falenl' and prophesy were highlighfs of fhe oc- casion. Then, af Iasf, 'lhe long-awaifed Senior Prom af fhe Ambassador Slcy- Iighf Room proved fo be a greaf success wifh The Top Haf CIub as ifs fheme. Denny Donavan and Enid Launder were crowned queen and Icing. Beverly Moore, Manly Chernoy, Verla Broadbenf and Beafrice Friedman are some of fhe people responsible for fhis Prom. Baccalaureafe Services were held for fhe class af fhe Trinify Bapfisl' Church on Sunday evening fhe 26fh. Then, af Iasl- graduafion on fhe 3Isl'. And Now Tomorrow. WINTER OFFICERS JOHN VONDETTE, PRESIDENT: ELSA McCULLOUGH, VICE- PRESIDENTg JOAN WILLIAMS, SECRETARY: SHIRLEY DAVIS, TREASURER. ANDO-BABINEAU . . . MUTSUKOANDO.Dods Club, Choir 4g ROBERT ARAN, Chess Club, Vice Presidenl' of Radio Worlrshop, Senior Play Publicily Comm.: LORRAINE THERESA BABINEAU. BAHR-BAUGHMAN . . . MISHA E. BAHR, Band 2, 3, 4, Le'H'ermens Club, C and D Baslcefball, Base- ball 4g HAROLD A. BAILIN, Commissioner of Forensics, Associafe Edilor of Samohi 4, Senior Play 4, Delians 2, 4, Sfudenl' Congress 3, 4, Radio Worle- shop: DON BAUGHMAN, Foofball, Boys League. BERGAMO-BOLTEN . . . MARCELLA BERGA- MO, Advisory Board 2, 3, Ushers Club 3, 4, S+age Crew 3, 4: DORIS BIDDICK, Vice Pres. of Ushers Club, Slage Crew 4: JACK BOLTEN, A Baseball, Foolball and Traclc lRedondol. BRATSMAN-BURGOS.. . PHYLISS J. BRATS- MAN, Ushers Club 4, Sfage Crew 45 VERLA BROADBENT, G.A.A. 2, 3, Girls League Board 2, Senior Play, Makeup 4, JOSEPH RUDY BURGOS, Sfage Crew 2, Baseball 3. CASILLAS-CHAPMAN . . . FRANK CASILLAS Baseball 2, 3, 4, Baskefball 4, LeHermens Club: RAMIRO CASILLAS, Track, Baslce+ballg JIM CHAP- MAN Swimming 2, 3, Boys League, B Foofball 2, 3, 4, Le'H'ermens League. CHERNVOY-CLARK . . . MANLY CHERNOY, Sfage Crew 2, 3, 4, LYNN CHOWN, Band 2, 3, 4, Baslcefball 2, Track: DANIEL CLARK, Senior Play, Vice Presidenl' of Sophomore Class. 'FSR QM? - N Y Z' if 62 J, SBYX ,..d 'e 16 EAW K 163 COOPER-FARNEY . . . BARBARA JEAN COOPER, Ushers Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Repr. 4: PAT COPPERSMITH, Spanish Club 2, Srage Crew 4: SHIRLEY DAVIS, Secr. of Spanish Club 3, Treas. of Sr. AAClass, Senior Play, Delians: DOLORES DAY, Ushers Club, Siage Crew 4: DENNIS DONOVAN, Track 2, 3, 4, Baske+ball 3, Secry. of Boys League: BOB ELLER: DONNA FARNEY, S'rage Crew 4. FEIST-GLICK . . . JOANNE CAROL FEIST, Vikes Inn 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3. 4: NORTON FELDMAN, Senior Play, Treasurer of World Friendship Club: SYLVIA FERGAL, Advisory Board 2, 3, Cosmos 3, Choir 4, Ushers Club 2, 3, 4: BEVERLY FREY, G.A.A.2, 3,4, Penpushers Arfisf: BEATRICE FRIEDMAN, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Penpushers 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Pres. of Tri-Y Baybees, Chess Club: BONNIE GINTHER: LEONARD GLICK, Foo+ball 2, Senior Play Makeup 3, World Friendship Club. GLOSSOP-HILTS . . . FRANCES GLOSSOP, G.A.A. 3, 4, Tennis Team, Choir 4: MARY HALLAL: MARGARET HAMES, Sfage Crew 4: DOROTHY HASELY, G.A.A. 3, 4: CLIFTON HILLIARDI GLENN H. HILMER, Represen+a+ive of Senior A Class: JACQUELINE L. HILTS, Girls League Advisory Board 2, 3, Treasurer of fhe Senior B Class. HODGE-IVANOFF... HERBERT HODGE, Delians 2, 3, 4, Lafin Club 2, Pos+ure Assembly: VIRGINIA HORSMAN, Ushers Club 4, Vikes lnn 2, Tennis: LAURA LEE HOWELL, Choir 2, 3: BEVERLY HUDSON, Talen+ Show 4, Exchange Assemblies: JOHN M. HUGHES, Gymnasfics 4, Swimming 3, Gun Club 2, 3, 4, Boys League 3, 4, LeH'ermans Club 3, 4: RUTH HUTCHINS, Cosmos 4, Piano Club: CONSTANCE IVANOFF, Girls League, Debonairs, Fashion Show 4. JEX-KNIGHT . . . ROBERT L. JEX, Fooiball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Boys League 3, 4, Vice Presiden+ of fhe Key Club, LeH'ermans Club: EDGAR JOLLS: NELSON E. JONES: JOAN C. KELLER, Senior Play 4, Talenfe Show 4, Sfage Crew 4: WAYNE CREIGHTON KERRUISH, B Fooiball, Taleni' Show, Gun Club, Senior Play Makeup 4, Science Club, World Friendship: MATT KIVLIN: JUNE KNIGHT. KOSLOVE-MCCULLOUGH . . . SYLVIA KOSLOVE, Advisory Board 2, Ushers Club 3, 4, Sfage Crew 4, Tennis Club 3: CAROL LYNN KRUSE, Nau+ilus S+aFi, ASB Council, Sfudeni' Manager Vikes lnn, Choir, Presidenfs Council: ENID LAUNDER: BEVERLY GRACE LITTLE, Vikes Inn 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4: EMMA ANN LOYA, Advisory Board 2, Dodds Club: DONALD MCALPIN, Track 3, Gymnasrics 4: ELZA MCCULLOUGH, Girls League, Sr. A Vice Pres., S+uden+ Direcfor of Senior Play. AN 1 '83 D49 'V suv xl of 0 Q 1 Q Y ?G y QSWW McDANlEl.-MARTIN . . . JACK McDONALD, Fooiball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys League 4, Pres. of LeH'ermans Club, Judge of S+uden+ Courf, Treas. of Pres. Council: DORIS McLEAN, Choir: FRANCES MCNABB, Delians, Fufures Teachers Club: RONALD MALTIN, Circulafion Mgr. of Samohi, Nau'l'iIus S+aFi 4, Tennis Team 2, Chess Club, Gun Club, Radio Workshop, Posfer Assembly: SHIRLEY MANN, Sfage Crew, Chess Club, Ushers Club: CONSTANCE MARSHAL, French Club, Senior Play, Jr. Red Cross, Ari Chairman: GARY MARTIN, Gymnasiics. W MELKE-MOORE . . . BARBARA MARIE MELKE, Try-Y Baybees 2, 3, Honor Scholarship 3: MARY MENDOZA, G.A.A. 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Piano Club, Advisory Board: ANDREA LORRAINE MERRITT, Girls League, Spanish Club: NORMAN LANE MESSER, Boys League, Honor Scholarship: CLARLI MILLER, G.A.A.: MARY MINAMI: BETTY MOORE, G.A.A. 3, 4, Tennis Club, Advisory Board 2, Try-Y Baybees. ' MOORE-NOGLE . . . BEVERLY MOORE, G.A.A. 3, Senior Play 3, Choir 4, Sr. Class Social Chairman: ROBERT MOORE, 'Swimming 2, 3, 4, Foofball 2, 3, LeH'ermens Club, Boys League 4: CHARLES HENRY MORGAN, Track 4, Swimming 2: CATHAY MORRISON, Ushers Club, Ensemble, Choir 2, 3, Talenf Show 4, Cosmos Tri-Y: MILDRED MORTON: PATRICIA I. NICHOL: BETTY NOGLE, G.A.A., Tennis Team, Tri-Y Baybees, S+age Crew 2. PETERS-ROCK . . . JACK E. PETERS: JOHN PIERRO, B Fooiball, B Foofball Manager 4, Baseball 4: IRENE MAY REESE, Tri-Y Baybees 2, 3, 4, Siage Crew, Senior Play, Choir 4: RUTH REIDMAN, Choir 2, 4: BILL RICKETS: RITA VIRGINIA REYNOLDS, Orchesfra 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Choir 2, 3, Tri-Y Baybees 2, 3, 4, Laiin Club 2, 3, Choral Ensemble 4: ROUMAINE ROCK. ROGERS-SMITH . . . DOROTHY ROGERS, G.A.A. 3, 4, Sub Debs 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Senior Class Play 4: HERBERT RONEY, Boys League, Band 2, 3, 4, Serenaders: JOY SANDERS, Debonairs, Piano 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3: FRED WILLIAM SCHICK, Track 3, 4, Lefiermens Club, Boys League 2, 3, Hi-Y 3: ARTHUR J. SCHWARTZ, Presiden+'s Council, Presideni' of Chess Club: ROSELLEE SMEDLEY, French Club 3, Dods Club 4, Asst Nurses Aid Group, Cosmos Tri-Y: DORIS SMITH. SMITH-TERRY . . .GLENN WHEELER SMITH: MAC SOMERS, Assf. Com. of Finance 4, Spar+ans Hi-Y 3: ROBERT SPILLANE, Track 4, Boys League: GEORGE STATES, A.S.B. Commissioner of Finance 3, Tennis Team, Projecfionisf 3, 4: BETTE J. TARR, Fashion Show: HOWARD TERRILL, Foofball 2, 3, Boys League 3: ORTRUDE TERRY, Samohi News Edi+or, Senior Play, Delians, Spanish Club, Senior A Publiciiy Chairman, Band 2,3,4. TORRES-TUCKER . . . BENJAMIN TORRES, JR., Calif. Boys Slale 3, Boys League Advisory Board, A.S.B. Commissioner of Finance 4: DIANE TRACHT, Piano Club 47 ROBERT TUCKER, C Baske+ball, B Track 2. VONDETTE-WECHTER . . .JOHN VONDETTE. Senior Class Pres., Baskeiball 2, 3, 4, Foorball 2, 3, 4, Lafin Club 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Key Club: DAN VORHIES: GERTRUDE WECHTER, Vikes Inn, Deba+e 3. WELCH-WEST . . . SALLY WELCH, Senior Play Makeup, Girls League Advisory Board 3: BARBARA ANN WEZLAFF, Senior Play, Ass+. Yell Leader 3, Drama Assembly 4: DOROTHY WEST, Senior Play 4, Senior Play Makeup. WHITE-WILLIAMS . . . JACK WHITE, B fool'- ball 2: JOHN L. WIGHT, Baskeiball 3, 4, LeHer- mens Club 3, 4: JOAN WILLIAMS, Nau+ilus Edi'I'or 4, Pres. of Ushers Club, Secr. of Senior A and B Classes, Presiden+'s Council. WILLIAMS-WILSON . . . MATTIE BELL WIL- LIAMS, Piano Club: CHARLES WILLIAMSON. Senior Play, Gun Club, Radio Workshop, World Friendship Club: BEVERLY ANN WILSON. WRAITH-YEAGER . . . DONA WRAITH, G. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Girls League Advisory Boafiil 2, Presidenl' of Tri-Y Bay Bees 2, 3, Spanish Club 3: DICK YEAGER, Tennis 3, 4, Glee Club. TAND Q ISS W f 'S' V ,VEC-VX SUMMER CLASS As fhe Summer Class of '47 sfands on fhe fhreshold of fomorrow . . lAlma Mafer by Gordon E. Sfanfonl. Looking ouf o'er fhe blue Pacific swell Our hearfs ring frue, as banner proudly fell Of vic'fries won, of champions grave ancl bold. . . . we refain fhe memories of 'rhree happy years af Samohi. Leading 'l'he class were Presidenf, Bob Murphy: Vice-Presidenf, Jo Hagsfromg Secrefary, Hugeffe Heryg Treasurer, Ronald Sfolee. Chairmen were Lucy Wighf, social: Barbara Mefzger, publicifyg Phyllis McHugh, class play direcforg Walfer Scoff, prom. Also doing fheir bif were Class Represenfafives: Bob Guaspari, Lloyd Bandura, Roland Crump, Shirley Olsen, Bill McMullen, Dick Horsf, Coefa Bilbo, Rae Glasscock, Bob Savage, and Fred Noel. Samohi had One Mad Nigh'l ' on March I4 as fhey viewed fhe Senior Play mysfery farce. Sfellar sfars included: Bill Troy, Dolores Mann, Dorofhy Callisfer, and Barbara Clark. The Boys' League Annual Talenf Show and fhe long awaifed arrival of fhe Senior Sweafers ushered in Easfer Vacafion. We fipped our sombreros fo fhe firsf posf-war Fiesfa as 'lhe campus was fransformed info a bil' of Old California. The fradifional Don and Dona reigned over a fabulous courf of senorifas and caballeros. Our senior challengers had fwo fries fo upsef fhe impressive fen-year win sfreak of fhe Blue Barons. The grand old men mef fhe husky le'H'ermen on bofh fhe hardwood and fhe baseball diamond, sfill kings wifh self respecf infacf. Seniors responsible for fhe unique class phophesy enacfed af fhe class banquef werei Barbara Mefzger, Celia Brockeff, Paf Killen, Marcella Gandy and Jim Leig . The Senior Prom was held fwenfy fhousand leagues under fhe sea in Nepfunes Paradise af fhe romanfic Bell-Air Bay Club on June I3. Highlighfs of fhe evening included fhe crowning of fhe king and queen and fhe awarding of fhe miniafure frophies fo fhe walfz confesf winner. Enfering a Hall of Fame all fheir own in fhe memorial of fheir classmafes, fhe Summer Class of '47 leaves a lasfing fribufe fo fheir Alma Mafer. Carving his nofch in Samohi's hisfory, Andy Oldfield led fhe sfudenf body fhrough fwo acfive semesfers and was mainly responsible for fhe firsf floaf ever enfered by Sanfa Monica in fhe Annual Tournamenf of Roses. Ofher acfive seniors were: Bob Murphy, Senior A Presidenfg Lucy Wighf, Jan Ashford, Bill McMullen, Jo Hagsfrom, Don Sfeere, Paf Killen, Barbara Mehger, June Kanoff, and Hugeffe Hery. Nof fo be forgoffen are fhe heros of fhe Sporfs Kingdom who broughf fame fo Samohi's Blue. and Gold. Taking fo fhe field lasf winfer were Lloyd Bandura, Bob Gaspari, Don Tallman, Ronald Sfollee, Bob Jimenez, Don Sfeere, and Jack Cusfer. Sfars of +he hardwood were Chuck Mungle, Bob Disbrow, Ray Meridifh, Johnny Aikenhead and Johnny Ford. Meanwhile, Joe Fisher was our fop cinderburner wifh Glenn McMasfer, pole-vaulfingg Mac Hunfer golfed his way fo anofher nafional fifleg Carl Enzenberg and Bob Murphy sfarred on fhe diamond, and Bill Sfevens swam in AAU compefifion. Loyally forward march sons and daughfers sfrong: Their hearfs ana' fhoughf fo Samohi belong Love for fheir colors blue and gold shall sfay Always a parf of fhem, whaie'er fheir wayf SUMMER orgicms BOB MURPHY, PRESIDENT: JO ANN HAGSTROM, VICE-PRESIDENT: HUGETTE HERY, SECRETARY: RONALD STOLEE, TREASURER. vm Q HUA' 2' J I 1 Ov 550 ,ak NN, N x5,- 2 AM dl Elk . . ,xi 1 .. ZE5 J 'wwf PNW., AIKENHEAD-ASHBURN JOHN JAMES AIKENHEAD, B and D Baskeiball, Baseball, Le'Hermen's Club: DOROTHY MAE ANDERSON, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Commissioner of Finance on Girls League Board 4, Tournamenf of Roses: MAEBELLE ANDERSON, G.A.A., Advisory Board, World Friendship Club: MARGARET ANDERSON, Advisory Board, Sigma Delia Sigma: JOHN J. ARDOLINO, Foo+baII Mgr. IAI, Track 4: SMILAX S. ARNHOLZ, Spanish Club I, Lafin Club I: GENE J. ASHBURN, Foofball, Baskeiball, Track. ASHFORD-BAIRD . . . JAN ASHFORD, Girls Advisory League Presidenf, Junior President G.A.A. Secrefary, A.S.B. Cabinei, Direclor of S+uden+ SI'ore: JUNE AURELIUS:,ROBERT S. AUSTIN, Foofball, Baskefball: MICHEL BADER, Honor Scholarship, Chess Club, Science Club: CAROLYN B-AILEY, Red Cross, Girls' Tennis Team, RUBY BAILEY. BANDURA-BENNETT . . . LLOYD R. BANDURA, Foofball 2, 3, 4, Boys League Vice President Cavalier Member: CHARLES J. BATES, Proiecfionisf: LARRY BEAN, Track Team, Gun Club: BEATRICE TERESA BELL: LYLE EUGENE BELL, Chess Club, Hungry Five: ANNABELL BENBROOKS, mes Inn: ALVIN BENNETT, Track Team, Gun Club. BERGER-BLACK . . . RALPH HENRY BERGER, Honor Scholarship, Represenfafive for Siudenl' Congress, Projecfionisfs Presiden+: ROCHELLE M. BERGMANN, Honor Scholarship 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: BERT BERNARDO, B Foo+baII and Track: JOAN M. BEVER, Ushers Club 4, PrincipaI's Office 4: COETA BILBO, Choral Ensemble, Honor Scholarship Senior Play, G.A.A.: DONALD BIRCE B Foo+baII: BETTE JEAN BLACK. BLACK-BOYNTON . . . MARGARET BLACK, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Honor Scholarship I, 2, Vice Presidenl' and Presideni of Cosmos 2, 3,: DOLORES G. BLEECKER, Vikes Inn, Ushers Club: GLORIA ANN BLOOMQUIST, Band and Orches+ra 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, Advisory Board 4: MARILYN JEAN BOAZ, Penpushers 2, 3, 4, Cosmos Tri-Y Vice Presiden+ 3, Bible Club 4: THOMAS J. BOLDIZAR, Chess Club 3, Choral Ensemble 2: JEANNE F. BOYD, Girls League Advisory Squad, Lafin Club 2, 3, 4, World Friendship Club 3: CAROL F. BOYNTON, French Club 3, Gun Club 2. BRAND-BROWN . . . KARL BRAND, B Baske+baII, Baseball: JOHN B. BROCK, Milifary Training 3, 4: CELIA GERTRUDE BROCKETT, Honor Scholarship 2, 3, 4, Sealbearer, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: CAROL SALOME BROTHERS, G.A.A. 3, 4, The Samohi 3, 4: CLARA BROWN: PHYLLIS NADEAN BROWN, Girls League Scrapbook Chairman, Presiden+ of Ice Skafing Club, TaIen+ Show,I2, 3, G.A.A.! RAE MARIE BROWN, Sub-Deb Club. 'WX NU 83, 1 35? 'g4,y E3,f V 0 5 QYN ww Wins' Xxx S 'W xg. 57,1 Q' ,KW I ,Eiga sr Y .,.. I ' fi ' ' A V . 'Z rix 2 L 4 K x E f ': izassszssz U 3 . E, Swim we '2- E ,, E Q x k X E 's :': ek Nggggiiii 3 Nl! E guy 6 BUCKALEW-CALLISTER . . . BETHEL BUCKALEW, Debale, Gymnaslics, lce Slca+ing Club: Board, JACK BURGESS, Band, Swimming Team:MARY JANE BUEHLER, Girls League Advisory JIM BURGESS, Band 2, 3, 4, Foolball: JERRY BONITA BUSCH, Band Librarian, Orch. Librarian 4: BARBARA LORRAINE CAINE: DOROTHY CALLISTER, Girls League Vice Pres., Senior Play Dear Ru'rh and One Mad Night CALTABIANO-CASILLAS . . . ANTOINETTE CALTABIANO, Fiesla Floar 4, Choir: BEATRICE CALTABIANO: ALICE L. CANNON, Piano Recilal 2, 3, 4, Piano Club Pres. 2: BEVERLEE NORMA CARLSON: BEVERLY JEANNE CARR, Maiorelle 3, 4, Fiesla Floal' 4, Gun Club: WILBUR CARSTENS, Band, Orch., Swing Band, Traclc, Lafin Club: LUCIA fLUCY2 CASILLAS, Spanish Club Treas. and Vice Pres. Fiesla, Tennis Club I, 2. CASTILLAS-CLARK . . .LUPE MARIE CASILLAS, G.A.A., Spanish Club Pres. and Vice Pres.: CATHERINE CAVARERRO, Spanish Club Fies+a: VIRGIL CAYWOOD, Yell King, Gymnaslic LeH'erman, Comm. of En'rerl'ainmen'l' 3, Senior Play: PATSY CHAPMAN, S'ruden'I' Mgr. Vikes lnn, G.A.A.: PATRICIA RUTH CHASTAIN, Girls League Advisory Board: BARBARA J. CLARK, Philharmonic Club, Band 2, 3, 4: RICHARD LEE CLARK, B Foo+ball 2, 3, 4, B Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, Sparlan Hi-Y. CLOUD-CRUMP . . .JUDY M. CLOUD, Presidenl Della Memnons: MARGARET ELLEN COBB, Honor Scholarship 2, 3, 4, Pres. of Philharmonic Club 4, Concerl' Mislress of Orch. 2: CHRISTIANE C. CONDOURET, Ushers Club, Ephibians, Honor Scholarship: CLARA ANN COOPER, Honor Scholarship, Samohi Slalif, Forensics: MARGARET COULSON, Advisory Board, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: RUSSELL HAYES COX, A Baslcelball 4: ROLAND CRUMP, Talenl Show, Key Club, Baskelball, Track. CUREA-DEMMERLE . . . NICK V. CUREA II, Senior Play, Band: JAMES R. CURTIS: JACK WESLEY CUSTER, Foolball, Baslcelball, Sigma Mu Upsilon Member: JOYCE R. DAVIES: MARY- ALICE L. DAVIS, Orcheslra 4, Enfre Nous 3, 4: GALE DAWE: EDMUND DEMMERLE, Pres. Science Club, Presiden+'s Council, Weslinghouse Science Scholarship Tesl. DICKENS-EDLUND . . . DOROTHY DICKENS: MARJORIE DOBBS, G.A.A. 3, 4, Debonair Treas. 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Ephebians: IDA DOUGLAS, G.A.A.: MARY ANN DUDLEY, Fashion Show 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Delians 3, 4, Emanons 3, 4, Lalin Club 2: PAUL DURST: MARION DYE, Fashion Show 4, Delians 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Spanish Club, Naulilus 4, Fiesfa: HARDY EDLUND, Sfage Crew 4, Isl Lieu'I'. Mililary Cadel' Corps, Foofball Mgr. A N 91 :aa 04' EJ 'ZXMWQ 'gf 5590 mfr. 'P'-ar ELLER-FARR . . . BEVERLY J. ELLERJ NANCY ELLIOTT: BERT H. ENGEL: CARL ENZENBERG, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Boys League, LeH'ermens Club: ROBERT G. ERICKSONJ CARROLL H. FARMER: JOHN B. FARR, Track 2, 3, 4, Honor Scholarship 2, 3, 4, Dominar, Boys League Advisory Board, Seal Bearer, Science Club. FAUDEM-FOSTER . . . JOAN GLORIA FAUDEM, Piano Club: EUGENE FELMAR, Gun Club, Sound Crew, Science Club: JOHN FINNEY, Track, Boys League, Honor Scholarship 2, Foolball, Golf, LeH'ermans Club: JOSEPH K. FISHER, Commissioner of Afhlefics 4, LeHerman 2, 3, 4, A Track 3, 4, B Track 2, 3, LeH'ermens Club 2, 3, 4: JIM FLORER, S.M.U.g JOHN A. FORD, Baskerball B-4, C-3, D-2, Sparfan Hi-Y, C Swimming 2, 3, LeHermen's Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Choral Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Fiesfag FRED M. FOSTER, Senior B President Boys League 2, 3, 4, A.S.B., Presiden+'s Council 3, 4, Squires 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS-GREGORY . . . LEW FRANCIS: MARY JANE FRERKING, Vikes lnn Fies+a, La+in Club: DORIS JUNE GAIL, Girls League Secreiary 2, Girls League Vice Presidenl' 3, Tournamenf of Roses 4, Commissioner of Enferfainmeni' 4, G.A.A., Emanonsg MARCELLA GANDY, Honor Scholarship 4, Advisory Board 3, 4, Choral Ensemble 4, Debonairsg ROGER GENTILEf RAE M. GLASSCOCK, Senior B Treasurer, Girls League Vice Presidenl' 4, Maderian Presideni' 4: MINNA NICOLE GREGORY, Presidenr of Debonairs 3, Honor Scholarship 4, Secrefary Spanish Club, G.A.A. GUASPARI-HALL . . .ROBERT L. GUASPARI, B Foofball 3, 4, Mosl' valuable player 4, LeHermens Club, Cavaliers, ERNEST GUTIERREZ, Band, Boys Glee Club: MARY L. HACKWORTH, Sigma Delia Sigma, Advisory Board, LINDY LOU HADLEY, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Presideni' 4, A.S.B., Girls League Board, Tri-Y Baybees, Pep Rally CommiHee, Tennis Team, JO-ANN HAGSTROM, A.S.B. Secreiary, Lambda Kappa, G.A.A. Yell Leader: ELEANOR L. HALL, Vikes Inn 2, 3, 4, Assis1'an+ S+uden+ Manager 4: BOB HALL. HAMBLIN-HEDGES .. . ALLEN ALBERT HAMBLIN, Senior Play 4, Fies+a 4, World Fellowship Club 4, SARAH C. HANSEN, G.A.A., Penpushers Club, Science Club: VICKIE HANSEN, Sfage Crew: ELAINE M. HARDIN, G.A.A.: MYRON HARRIS, Squires Hi-Y Club, Samohi Serenaders: JAMES D. HATCHER, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Counfry, Presidenr of Gun Club: MARIE L. HEDGES, Piano Club Secreiary, Honor Scholarship, Girls League Advisory Board, G.A.A. HERSHONOV-HORST . . . SAUL HERSHENOVf HUGUETTE JILBERTE HERY, Song Leader 3, 4, Senior B Secrefary, Senior A Secrefary, G.A.A., Tournamenr of Roses, Emanonsg HELEN N. HILL, Naufilus Music Edifor, Honor Scholarship, Maderians: LILLIAN HILLIARD, BEVERLY I. HILLS, Sigma Del+a Sigma 3, 4: RALPH HIRSCH, B Fooiball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, LeHermen Club 2, 3, 4, S.M.U.g HARRY RICHARD HORST, Boys League Caprain 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Swimming, Fooiball, LeH'ermen's Club 3, 4, Honor Scholarship 4. x AM Tnaaaw f F? 'Q' 51:9 Jw 08954 WB!!! fm-ff' ir ,S J ,Www A A xg, 'Q We NR X35 Na :HR,'iiQiifx HOWE-IBACH . . .DICK HOWE: BILL HUDSON, Fooiball 2, 3: JUNE LORRENA HUME: MARY GWENDOLYN HUMPHREYS, Advisory Board, Ephebians Pres., Social Welfare Manager on Girls League: MAC HUNTER, Comm. of Aihlefics, Comm. of Finance on Boys League, S.M.U. Pres., Swimming, Golf, Baskeiball: SEYMOUR A. HURVITZ, Gymnasiic Team: PRISCILLA IBACH, Delians Treasurer, Ephebians Pres., Gold Seal Bearer, Pres., Vice Pres., and Sec. of Gun Club. ILER-JOHNSON . . . BURCHARD ILER: FRANKYEE JANE JACKSON, Soph. Sec., G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Scholarship 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 4, Girls League Board 2, 3: PEGGY JEAN JACOBSEN, Maioreiie, Laiin Club, Sigma Delia Sigma, Band: CHARLOTTE T. JANSA, Honor Scholarship 4, Fiesfa 4: JAMES L. JENSEN: ROBERT JIMENEZ, Sparian Hi-Y Pres. 2, Fooiball 2, 3, 4, Le+'l'ermens Club, Baseball 3, 4: CLIFFORD JOHNSON, Squires Hi-Y. JOHNSON-KANAN . . . INGRID JOANN JOHNSON, Maioreiie 2, Forensics 4, Fiesia 4, Girls League Advisory Board 2, 4: JAMES EDWARDS JOHNSON, Science Club: DONNA JONES, Sigma Delia Sigma, Choir: GWEN JUDD, Debonair Pres., G.A.A., Advisory Board, Delians Sec., D.A.R. Award: GARY C. KAMERER, B Foofball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Leiiermens Club 2, 3, 4: LINDY CHARLES KANAN, Honor Scholarship 4. KANOFF-KRAUTHAMER . . .JUNE L. KANOFF, Girls League Secrefary 3, Girls League Manager of Finance 4, Girls League Presideni' 4, Lambda Kappa Treas. and Vice Pres.: MILDRED KASS, Choral Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Honor Scholarship 2, 3, 4, Seal Bearer Taleni' Show: PATRICK JOHN KILLEN, Sporis Ediior of Samohi , Baseball 3, 4: TOM KING: PETER HENRY KIPP, Advisory Board 3, 4, Delians 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Swimming Team 24: VIRGINIA SUE KOCH, Delians 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Vice Pres. of La+in Club 2, Debonairs 2, 3, 4, Advisory Board 2, 3, 4: GITTELL KRAUTHAMER, Honor Scholarship, Philharmonic Club, Piano Club. KVALE-LENTZ . . .JACK R. KVALE, A Track, B Swimming: MAE DELL LACY, Honor Schol- arship, Penpushers Club, Ephibians, Orch. G.A.A.: HARLAND RICHARD LAKE, Gymnasiics 2, 3, 4, Cavaliers: LUCILLE JOAN LARSON, Choir 3, 4: ROBERT FRANCIS LEACH, Gymnasiics, 3, 4: JAMES L. LEIGH, Sporis Ediior 'For Samohi , Edifor-in-Chief 4, A Track 3, 4, Cross Couniry 3, 4: CARL LENTZ, Baskeiball, S.M.U. LESSING-LUGSCH . . .RICHARD LESSING, Talenl' Show, Rose Parade, Band, Samohi Serenaders, Pres. Chess Club: GERALDINE LEWIS, G.A.A, Adivsory Board: ROSEMARY LIBOLT, Sub Debs 2, 3, Advisory Board 2: BEVERLY LOESCHMANN: MARIE LORENZ, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: PATRICIA A. LUGO, Sec. of Sub Debs 2, 3: CAROLYN MARTHA LUGSCH, World Friendship Club 3, 4, Choir, Penpushers Club. M X-shag, D 1 J ,IHJ 'S' 51:9 H U 23-N A ., , 45' E I. , OG? Lk 2 k 4 N H365 Q LYNCH-MCMASTER . . .PATRICIA JANE LYNCH, Senior Play, Presideni' and Vice Presidenf of Chi Commian, Girls League Advisory Squad: LENNARD J. MCCAMPBELL, Foo+balI 4, Sparrans Hi-Y: JOHN W. MCCOMBIE, B Foorball 2, A Foorball 3, 4, S.M.U.g WILLIAM G. MCCORMICK, Swimming Team 3, 4, Boy's League: PHYLLIS R. MCHUGH, Presideni' of Debonairs, Presideni' of Spanish Club, Presiden+'s Council, Honor Scholarship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., Girls League Capfaing YVONNE H. MCLEMORE, Transfer from L.A. Poly High, GLENN D. MCMASTER, B Track 3, A Track 4, LeH'ermens Club 4, Taleni' Show 2, 3, 4. MCMULLEN-MARGOLESE... WILLIAM THOMAS MCMULLEN, Sophomore Presidenr, Vice Presideni' Boys League, B Foofball 2, A Foo+ball 3, 4, Key Club, JERRY MUCDONALD, Commissioner of Finance, Track: LLOYD MGCFADYEN, Debafe Team 3, 4, Chess Club: EILEEN E. MAGINNIS, Choir 3, 4, Chi Commiong VERONICA MAJICK: DELORES MANN, Comm. of Forensics Enire Nous, Senior Plays: ARTHUR MARGOLESE. MARLOW-MENOTTE . . . VIRGINIA MARLOW, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Choir, BETTY LOUISE MARTIN, ROMA KITTY MATHEWS, Ushers Clu bg HELEN MATSUNOf CROZIER MAUER, Honor Scholarship, Seal Bearer, Fiesia, Senior Play, Vice Presidenr Pen Pushers: RAMONA ROSE MELTON, G.A.A. 2, 3: LOUIE C. MENOTTE, B Fooiball 3, 4, Gymnasrics 3, Boys Glee Club 4. MENTAH-MILLER . . . CASSANDRA VIVIENNE POLITE MENTAH, Choir, Spanish Club, Piano Club, Cosmos, RAY MEREDITH, D Baskerball 2, B Baske+ball 3, 4, Assis+an+ Comm. of Aihleiics 4, LeH'ermans Club 3, 4: BARBARA METZGER, G.A.A., Honor Scholarship 2, 3, 4, Debonairs 2, 3, 4, Girls League Board 3, 4, Comm. of Publicafions 4, Red Cross Chairman 4: BETTE MICHAEL, Ushers Club, Assisfani' Manager of Vikes lnng MYRTLE MIESSNER, Chi Commian, Samohi Slafig BETTY MILLER, Samohi Sfaff, Fiesra, Honor Scholarship: DAVID R. MILLER, A Foorball, Leriermens Club. MONK-MURRAY... EUGENE MONK, Baslce+ball Manager: BONNIE JEAN MOX, Ficsrag CHARLES MUNGLE, Baskefball, Baseball: JAMES MURPHY, Boys League 2, 3, 4, Le'Herman3 Club, A.S.B. Board, Pres. of Presiden+s Council, Baseball, Fooiball, Senior A Presidenf, Business Mgr. Naufilusg CAROLYN M. MURRAY, Samohi Sfaff, Nafional Forensics League 3, 4, Sourhern Calif. Debare League 3, 4, Fies+ag JACQUELINE MURRAY, Delia Memmong PATRICIA MURRAY, Delia Memnon. NAFZIGER-NICHOLSON . . . HELEN NAFZIGER, G.A.A., Honor Scholarship, Naurilus Club Edifor 3, Chi Commiang DON H. NAIL, Chess Club 3, 4, Pen Pushers 4, SALLY NATHAN, Honor Scholarship 3, 4, Ephesians: RAY NELSON, Choral Ensemble, Boys Glee Club, Spanish Club: NEAL L. NIBLACK, Head Yell King, Enferfainmenf Chairman Squires Hi-Y, Pep Rally CommiH'ee, A.S.B.g JO ANN NICHOLS, Pen Pushers Club Secrefary, Chrisfmas Program, A. JOANNE NICHOLSON, G.A.A., Samohi S+aFf, Girls League Squad, Delia Memnons. P1 vwo, if www .UW O 'gf SE-VX ,,..h '21 was gk WN wx K ., E E Q, ',', :,. I .f f 22 f NOEL-OLSEN . . . FREDERICK ANDREW NOEL, Jr., Del+a Phi Delia, Foofball 2, 3, 4, Advisory Board, Track 3: BARBARA NUMMERp VERONICA OBERT Choral Ensemble 4, Philharmonic Club 4: VIRGINIA B. O'BRlEN, G.A.A., 2, 3, 4: ANDY OLDFIELD, Soph. Vice Pres., Le'Hermans Club, Junior Pres., A.S.B. Vice Pres., Pres., Re-elecied Presidenf of A.S.B., Charier Member of Key Club, Dominarsg SUSAN L. OLIVER, G.A.A. 3, 43 SHIRLEY ARDELLE OLSEN, Cara Nous, Pres., Vice Pres., and Publicify Chairman. OLSON-PARKER . . . SALLY ANN OLSON, Della Memmons 3, 4, Sergeani' al' Arms 3: RONALD ORR, Sparfans Hi-Y Sec., Radio Workshop Pres., Sound Crew: ALBERT F. OVIATTJ GLADYS E. PAKES, Choir 3, 4, Fiesfa 4, DORIS PALMER, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Fiesfa 4, RAYMOND PAREDEZ, Cross Couniry, Track, B Foofball, Baseball Mgr., WILLIAM S. PARKER. PARKER-PRITCHARD . . . NANCY P. PARKER, Advisory Board, Siuden+ Congress: DOROTHY L. FASCOE, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Fiesfa 4: SHARLA R. PERRINE, Mgr. of Social Welfare and Ways 8: Means 3, Fashion Show 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Emanon Trees.: JOHN L. PIERCE, CHARMAINE M. PONSAR, Pres. World Friendship Club 3: DOROTHY CLAIRE PRICE, Chi Commian Pres. 3, Red Cross Council Sec. 4, Sub Deb Sec. 3, Naufilus 4, G.A.A. 3, 4: LOVINA MARIE PRITCHARD. REID-RONELL . . . ROBERT T. REID, Proiec+ionis+ 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Gymnasiics 3: MARY LEE RELYEA, Advisory Board l, 2, Pres., Vice Pres., and Publiciiy Chairman of Sigma Del+a Sigma, Choir 3, 4, Fies+a 4, YSIDRO M. REYNAGA, A and B Foofball 2, 3, 45 GERALDINE REYNOLDS, Sub Deb Vice Pres., Sec. 2, 3, Secrefary for Boys Convenlion 4: CAROL RHOADES, Sfage Mechanics 4, Tennis Club 2, 3, Sub Debs 2, 3: BRUCE RICHARDSON, Gymnas'l'ics, Le'Hermans Club: DOROTHY ARLEEN RONELL, Advisory Board 3, 4, Sub Deb Vice Pres. 3, Chi Commian Publicify Chairman 3, and Treas. 4. ROSS-SANDS . . . JACQUI ROSS: BETTY J. RUSSELL, Sub Debs 2, Fies+a 43 ELOISE SAHLEN, FiddIes+icks 2, 3, JUNE IRENE SAHLENy ROSE MARIE SANCHEZf STEVE SANDBERG, S+age Crew 4: ROY SANDS. SATTELMEIER-SCULLEY . . . EDITH SATTELMEIER, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, ROBERT SAVAGE, B Foofball 2, Senior Play, LORRAINESAYLER, Sfage Crew, GLENN C. SCHMlTZf JOHN SCHMITZ, Band: HELEN A. SCHULTZ, Enire Nous 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, Advisory Board, La+in Club 3, Fiesfa 4, GAILLARD V. SCULLEY. 'fi-M 331 xg, f we 2. 2 5 1 .V Mummy, X SILVERMAN-SMITH . . . ROBERT SILVERMAN, Forensics 3,4, Senior Play 4, Science Club 3, 4, Traclc 3, 4: DOLORES ANNETTE SIMMONS, Ushers Club, Pen Pushers, Choir: DAROLD H. SLAAMOD, B, C, D, Baskelballg JANET M. SLONAKER, Song Leader, 3, 4, Fiesla, Rose Parade, Cara Nous Pledge Mis+ress and Sergeanf-af-Arms, Choir: BETTINA WENDY SMITH, Choral Ensemble 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Pen Pushers Sec.-Treas., Honor Scholarship 3, 4: DONA JEANNE SMITH, Girls League Cabinel' 4, Samohi 4, Honor Scholarship, MARY BERNICE SMITH, Comm. of Forensics, Enfre Nous Pres., Spanish Club 2. SMITH-STANTON . . . WILLEEN SMITH: JIM SNODY, Foolball 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, Rose Parade: MILDRED SOLLEE, Sub Debs 2, 3, Honor Scholarship 2, EDWARD L. SOULE, Della -Phi Del'l'a, Honor Scholarship 4, Ushers Club 3, GRACYE L. SPARKS, Fiesla, Drama Assembly: JAMES A. IJIMI SPECHTf CARLOTTA STANTON. STEERE-STEWART . . . RALPH HENRY STEERE, A and B Foofball, A Baseball 4, Boys' League Sec. 2, Pres. 4, LeHermens Club 2, 3, 4, NANCY STEHLE, Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Advisory Board: SHURA G. STEIN: LAURA STEPHENSON, Ushers Club 3, Fiesla 4: IRVIN STERMAN, Science Club, Chess Club: WILLIAM A. STEVENS, A Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, LeHermens Club 2, 3, 4: WILLIAM E. STEWART, Spanish Club 2, Honor Scholarship 4. STOLEE-TASSONE . . . RONALD P. STOLEE, B Foolball 2, 3, 4, Lellermens Club Treas., Cavaliers, HAZEL STREETER, Advisory Board 3, Chi Commian Rush Chairman 4, Fiesla 4, Tennis Club: RICHARD SWANKE, Assis+an'l' Yell Leader 4, MARVIN DEAN SWARTZELL, C and D Baslcelball, A Tennis LeHermens Club, DON H. TALLMAN, A Foofball 3, 4, Cavaliers 3, 4, Lellermens Club 4: BARRY HUGH TAPER, Debale 2, 3, 4, Le++ermens Club 3, 4, Sparlan Hi-Y, Treas. Samohi Hi-Y Council, Swimming 2, 3, 4, PETE C. TASSONE. TERRY-TRACY . . . PHYLLIS H. TERRY, MaioreH'e, Sophomore Sec., Talen+ Show 3, Rose Parade: BARBARA DEE THAW, Advisory Board, G.A.A. Lafrin Club, Sub Debsg BARBARA J. THOMAS, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Board 4, Girls League Board 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4: BRYANT THOMPSON, Mililary Training 3, 4, Slage Crew 2, 4, Gun Club 2, 3, MARJORIE THOMPSON, Advisory Board, Cara Nous, BETTY TICO, Sub-Deb Pres., G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Chi Commians 2, 3, Honor Scholarship 2, HELEN M. TRACY. TROPEA-WALTERS . . . RICHARD A. TROPEA, B Baslcelball, Public Speaking, Boys Glee: WILLIAM R. TROY, Jr., Talen+ Show, Le++ermens Club, Senior Play, Debale Club, Forensics Team: DOROTHY JEAN TUCKERf JIM VALLELY, B Baske+ball 4, Dominars 3, 4: ROSEMARY LOUISE VAUGHN, Band 2, 3, 4, Rose Parade, Fies'I'ag BETTY WALTERS, G-.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Piano Club 3. 4, Honor Scholarship 2, 3, 4: WARREN L. WALTERS, Gymnasfic Team, Associafe Edilor of Samohi. A MU 91 l83l fly ,ff 5:19 'W ff? 4? a ge QQQSOV Hake 3 WARREN-WIGHT . . . THERESA T. WARREN, G.A.A., Advisory Board, Fiesfa 4, Chrisfmas Programs: CAROL DARLEAN WHITEHEAD: LUCY A. WIGHT, Junior Class Secrefary, G.A.A., Advisory Board, A.S.B., Vice Pres. and Sec. WILKES-WILLIAMSON . . . BETSY ANN WILKES, Piano Club 3, 4, Honor Scholarship: JOAN WILKINS, Forensics, Page al' Sfudenl' Congress, Make-up Chairman for Senior Play 4, Vice Pres. of Enlre Nous 4, JOAN WILLIAMSON. .9 WILSON-WILSON . . . GEORGE M. WILSON, Honor Scholarship 2, 3, 4, Pres. of Science Club 3, and Sec.-Treas. 4: JANIS WILSON, Soph. Treasurer, Seal Bearer, G.A.A. 2, 4, Advisory Board 2, Fiesfa 4, Vice Pres. Lalin Club, Pres, 4: LAMONT A. WILSON, B and C Track 2, 3, 4, C Baslcelball 3, Poslure Con+esl 2, 3. WILSON-WITKOVSKY . . . WILMA WILSON, Sec. of Bay Bee Tri-Y, Choir, Fiesla 4: ANDREW JOHN WIMLER, Jr., Gymnasficsq ROCHELLE WITKOVSKY, Honor Scholar- ship. WOODDELL-WRIGHT . . . ROBERT HAL WOODDELL. Sound Crew 3, 4, Gun Club 2: BARBARA M. WRIGHT, Slcaling Club Secrefary 2, Fiesla 4: JUANITA M. WRIGHT, G.A.A., Advisory Board, Dods Club, Sub Deb Club, Hi Rider Club. YOUNG-CALIOUETTE . . . JOHN C. YOUNG, A Fool- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Dominars, Band, VIRGINIA LEE MOF- FETT, Honor Scholarship, G.A.A., Forensics, Senior Plays, Fiesla, Girls League Board: JIM CALIOUETTE, Gymnaslics, B Traclc. 'bv- BEST LOOKING MARY ANN DUDLEY, LLOYD BANDURA BEST ALL AROUND LUCY WIGHT, DON STEERE MOST POPULAR JO ANN HAGSTROM, ANDY OLDFIELD MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DOLORES MANN, PAT KILLEN MOST INTELLIGENT GWEN JUDD, PETER KIPP SENIOR SU PERLATIVES WINTER SUMMER LEADERS SENIOR B FRED FOSTER PAT KILLEN - HUGETTE HERY - RAE GLASSCOCK - JUNIOR RAEBURNE HEIMBECK - JACK ASHBURN - - - DODIE JENSEN ---- KENNY COLTON - - - - PresicIen'r Vice-Presideni' - Secrerary - Treasurer - Presidenf Vice-Presideni' - Secrefary - Treasurer SOPHOMORE ROBERT STANCHFIELD - - MARGARET McHIAlGH - - PAT RYAN - BILL NEWKIRK SENIOR B RONALD GARDNER- - JACK ASHBURN - - - LEE HAYDEN MARY JANE BENTLEY - JUNIOR ALVIN BALDOCK - - JOHN HOG-UE - - - PAT RYAN - MANUEL CARBAJAL - - - Presidenf Vice-Presidenf - Secrefary - Treasurer - Presidenf Vice-Presideni' - Secrefary - Treasurer - Presiden'r Vice-PresicIen'r - Secre+ary - Treasurer SOPHOMORE MITCHI PINATELLI ---- Presidenf BETTY THOMPSON - - Vice-Presidenf JEAN PEEK - - - - Secrefary CAROL DODDS - - Treasurer Benhoff, Barrella, Baker, Hanson, Hallam, Daum, Drake, A+kinson, Ben+ley, Knighf, Devlin, Fuxman, Gor- don, Kirshen, Hayden, Landis, Glenny, Coker, Godino, Fesles, LeairH', Hamilfon, llgenfrifz, Creighfon, Blanck, Hubb, Harding, ForscuH', Crum, Godsey, Hay, Grafh, Hook, Armifage, Sudden, Sam, Nelson Henris, Moynier, Floyd, Gonzales, Sfevens, Morgan, Schellhous, Ochs, Su'l'herland, Marcoe, Wallace., Carlson, Lakin, Woekel, Cas+a1'or, Sullivan, Foglesong, HalkeH', Wa+son, Waiz, Talboy, Weeks, Sem- inario, Hilgers, Horne, Carroll, Ferris, Wrigh+, Ouerin, Horn, Baker, McFabben, While, Olivares, Wil- liams, Wolf, SchraHer, Longfin, McDonald, Looschen, Quick, Maynard, Pieferman, Smashey, Allen, Longacker, Manor, Tucker, McCanna, Powers, Singer, Sfarr, Ross, Moorman, Thomas, Miller, Rieff, Wal'- kins, Puferbough, Provosf, O'Hara, McCoy, Hughes, Phelan, Marquez, Sfeiner, Robinson, Sampsen, Tren+, Riley Mawhinney, Dunnicliffe, Gardner, Garcia. Bowman, Beggs, Burch, Bradbur, Brown, Allen, Barron, Alexander, Beck, Bneeden, Anderson, Bea'H'y Brighf, Abel, Bryanr, Alvarez, rendel, renron, Anderson, aker, Bowen, Brown, Borgsfrom, Banks, Block Brunner, Anderson, Brunner, Briggs, Allen, Burgoes, Beer, Ball, Canchola, Braden, Adams, Boyd, Baldock Branr, Belgen, Bleicher, Appleman, Adams, Ahu, Drennen, Cason, Cu'I'hloer+son, Cole, Clark, Conourel Cole, Dodendorf, Carber, Eas+man, Drewry, Cooke, Comfort Decker, Aprico+, Flaxman, Bufeyn, Deal Campbell, Cobb, Birch, Cooper, Donaroni, Claus, Clifford, Bova, Dwigh+, Coker, Griggs, Cohen, Denes Fleming, Ealy, Firzgerald, Duran, Ellio'H', Cabibi, Dickingson, Childers, Davids, Cooper, Crocker, Ed- wards, Hale, Gearge, Givvens, Freeman, Fugle, Fruin, Guillio'H', Coleman, Hamb, Garman, Ford, Cook Farrell, Green, Haley, Gardner, Husfon, Fogel, Clardy, Goem, Briggs, Davis, Corner, DeVere, Le- Bourger, Haskins, Hogue, Burke, Givson, Harris, Gingrich, Harringron, Samble, Gallup, Clouse, Gonzales Hun1', Laws, KnoH', Jensen, Hine. JUNICR A Lawrence, Jones, Lewallen, Linder, Kirlcpa+riclc, Hinman, Kalloclc, Lew, Ledesma, Johnson, Kilgore, Keel- ing, Juden, Jawifa, Kindschi, Hor+on, Jacobs, King, Hughes, Hea+on, Lindsey, Jones, Jones, John- son, Hull, Gladish, Gudmundson, Harvey, Green, Hasiings, Graber, Collings, Flood, Liming, Lamon'r, Ma- gel, Louslxy, Marcus, Miniclc, McGuire, Mahoney, Morley, Marker, McNuH'y, McDonald, Frankel, McCon- nell, MacRae, Miller, Muland, Merriman, Munroe, MacNee, Ly'He, Marshall, Marlin, Monfaqui, McFerrin, Haclceff, Gilbert McHugh, Miller, McCampbell, Meacham, Jackson, Hellenfhal, Lloyd, Mead, Mac- Donald, McNeill, Morlan, McElroy, Pwille, Rogers, Olms+ed, Palmer, Pena, Paiferson, Morse, Rogers, Nir- con, Newlxirlc, Peck, Nelson, Orlando, Newlcirlc, Palmer, Redding+on, Poole, McCullough, Reynolds, Mungle, Newsom, Pearson, Renlsch, O'Neill, Myers,Pe+erson, Nichol, Perez, Nor+hcoH. JUNICDR A 4 Olsen, O'Brien, Rai++, Olion, Narveson, Pollock, Mullen, Podley, Penn, Nelson, Neldon, Olsen, Newman Oliver, Myres, Moore, Limes, McHenry, Robbins, Nulile, Sondheim, Saylor, Sfeadman, S'rrong, Russell Tileson, Rogow, Sfillman, Eimon, Salcala, Rowe, Shapiro, Siirven, Snowden, Slevenson, Solrer, Ronell, Sus kin, Throclcmorlon, Slone, Taylor, Turner, Sailer, Talbo+, Simpson, SwiH', Sherman, Taylor, Rodecker, S+en- izen, ShuH, Tebbeils, Sfadler, Taylor, Roolce, Turnoir, Priesf, Thompson, Schaedle, Sampson, Relyea Schardf, Sfurges, ScoH, Schwar+z, Sagnello, Single+on, While, Wendell, Whi'I'alcer, Young, Williams Yandi, Wicfum, Wigginfon, Winsfon, Yniquez, Yahn, Williams, Wade, Walson, Wigfield, Vinselc, Vayo Wilson, Vallanfine, Ware, Varney, While, Whelloclcs, Wilson, Ward, Wallace, Williamson, Wiwer Waldin, Williams, Young, Wood, Wheeler, Wehn, Vandernuf, Wacker, McKenzie, Sherman, Smifh, Mur- phy, Thomas, Soper, Terrell, Wilson, Wright JUNIOR A Houck, Aronson, Brockingsions, Dolphin, Allen, Brunner, Eager, DiTomaso, Beihel, Be+hel, Germain, Dinowi+z. Gin+her, Alcala, Hobson, Hendy, Garcia, Dukeshire, CoH'le, Garcia, Davison, Cruden, Con- don, Haselkorn, Figueiredo, GarreH, Doyle, Human, Cocklin, Day, Freeman, Graham, Neil, Cowan Fisher, Carbaial, Daly, Dunnigan, Biro, Golden, Cooley, Collins, Budlong, Clup+on, Araujo, Haley, Heal: ley, Cole, Laughlin, Mendoza, Parker, Morgan, Meizger, Morgan, Orfila, Franhold, Launder, Kamerer Kanan, Melke, Jenkins, Lewis, Kaplan, Limbocker, McConnell, Krafke, Llvmgslon, Moore, Miller, John- son, Lippman, Lakin, Ormisfon, Kasfens, Olden, King, Lundberg, Minderhouf, Jones, Neal, Norce Rieger, Lussier, Milne, Nonnemaker, McDerno'H', Smead, Walburn, Walker, Prokl, Kadian, Wes'l', WaH Terry, Sain, Wilson, Zi+ron, Ryan, Ray, Rosbach, Weisz, Siark, Weiner, Ramelli, Thompson, Smilh, Sew- ell, Perry, S+adler, S+. John, Wilson, Tommasino, Koch, Royer, McKenzie, Newman, Mosk, Smiih, Schmldf Ross, Leonard, Murray, Mulac, Lunan. JUNIOR B Carlos, Arauio, Burgos, Brown, Carrillo, Agner, Armslrong, BesseHe, Auld, Brooks, Boone, Bailin, Ay- hens, Bradley, Anderson, Bivins, Baker, Arkush, Bolsfa Bollinger, Briscoe, Alberl, Anderson, Adams, Bol- 'ren, Barker, Baque+, Brown, Arrela, Bruce, Baler, Adams, Bard, Arreola, Ball, Beck, Bryanf, Allen, Cor dova, Caskey, Feliz, Davis, Coulson, Clabby, Crosby, Fairclolh, Fle+cher, Daney, Duncan, Darling Chrislman, Dodds, Davis, Dunn, Dosral, Dealey, Faux, Cook, Dankers, Cherny, Ebeling, Clark, Gu+h: berf, Ericksen, Cowan, Flelcher, Farle , Darling, Curry, Cheney, Crawford, Cheldin, Dunham, Cramer Elbogen, Anderson, Coppersmifh, Erickson, Berman, Coker, Hislar, Harris, Ash'for+h, Hale, Frerichs Creagho, Hills, Foley, Franlz, Dickinson, Huff, Beard, EH'er, Dougherly, Dickinson, Gleason, Curry Hawley, Heinlz, Hasbrouch, Fincher, Gufierrey, Coleman, Gallup, Foxwell, Meadow, Gudmundson Grosse, Davis, Gallegos, Cole, Hall, Goodrich, Gold, Hammond. SCDPHCDMCDRE A Hamblin, Frank, James, Golden, McBraun, Edwards, Magel, McGee, Hiclcs, Hill, Hannan, Krallce, Fujii Loya, Gulierez, Friedman, Levinson, Gifford, Johns, Hanna, Hun+er, Liffin, LeBourgel', Galper, Mc- Grafh, Krueger, Gibson, Goodwin, Glenn, Hoffman, Hughey, Hoplcins, Harr, Mcln+yre, Levine, Gear- mar+, Lane, Cur+, Lifvalc, Irwin, McCully, Kuefher, McCullough, McDonald, Mon+in, Lensen, Ma+hews, Kanan, Nee, Moore, Niblaclc, Larez, Larey, Miller, O'Keefe, McLean, Lapsley, Olcanishi, Nishioka, Jung- clos, Mariner, Morrison, Moor, Jones, Lilz, Marlin, Jensen, McNamara, l.eBaron, Lesler, Morrow, Merril, Miller, Kohler, Jarboe, Lulce, Kunfsberger, Mi+chell, Mason, LeBus, McGann, Dee, Kroll, Kap- lan, Mills, Ashley, Hodgin, Myriclx, McNabb, Johns+on, Ma+eilc, Pinalelli, Johns+on, Oldham, McHugh, Orozco, Rhea, Nordon, Parfis, Rawilzer, Pope, Pinlcerfon, Peelc, Ouflaw, Phillips. Pritchard, Ryerson, Moore, Pu'I'man, McLaughlin, RiH'man, Melsirom, Medby, Reifi, Porinoy, Rice O'Hara, Rodes, Owen, Newby, Nelson, Nicholls, Miller, Rupe, Newman, Thomas, Treadwell, Porier Vinge, Renzi, Timperley Silversparre, Sohlberg, Pena, Redman, Rinard, Sherer, Mindel, Meisenholder Pol'I'z, Scherer, Townley, Dickson, Newlcirlx, Troy, Simmons, Thompson, Valleyly, Swink, Terrell, Somer- se'r, Sorenson, Sfrausberg, S+okes, Pearson, Sell, Noel, ScoH', Orlando, Turk, Tiradeau, Miller Pe+ers, Me+- zger, Riddle, Osierholi, Tholen, McFayden, Woo, Worch, Warren, Williams, Websier, Zelgner, Williams Valencia, Shore, Yafie, Trowbridge, Ware, Wagner, Thomas, Seigel, Raynolds, Lohrili, Werner, Yem quez, Williams, Walanabe, Wallin, Spechf, Wolf, Woodburn, Spiiz, Wilcher, Ramsay, Sfrauss, Young Wa+son, S+evenson, Williams, Snyder, Williams, Wilson, Wildes, Thomas, Vaughn, Shaw, Tracy. SOPHCDMCDRE A Barre'I'o, Casiro, Bushow, Carey, Barker, Belhel, Alexander, Crombie, Boaz, Delahun+y, Burrill, Buckner, Dreibelbis, Clark, Dobbins, Boyer, Curl, Barnard, Ausfin, BenneH', Cox, Coon, Bush, Brown, Collins Courfeau, Bushnell, Cocknell, Clease, Armendariz, Cook, Carlyle, Bre+fike, Barnard, Auerback, Casil- las, Archer, Feisi, Bibson, Guy, Hayden, Haley, Garre++, Goldberg, Herman, Heaven, Johnson, Burke, Gilberf, Hardin, Kirby, Goodhew, Fenigsiein, Galvan, Hughley, Jones, Hamilion, Hayamans, Edwards, Hea'I'h, Hicks, Holguin, Ramsay, Duckwi+z, Eschner, Jones, Gomez, Kindschi, Andreassen, Duke, Pui- fon, Exley, Hay, Hughes, Hawkins, Harold, Johnsfon, Gibson, Henry, Jacks, Fushman, Figueredo, Hanis, Lasler, Porras, Nares, Knighf, Powell, Presion, Rankin, Read, Moore, Lousky, Konros, Kramer, McLean, Kuefher, Pilaar, Payne, Mosher, Kunz, Pickerney, Rangel, Robbins, Marker, Richards, Reifi, Rideou'I', Robinson, McFarland, Mueller, Preece, Ramos, McCar+hy, O'Brien, Ma++ock, Garcia, Muline, Mascaro, Poulsen, McGann, Sfevens, Ross, Ziegler, Wiggins, Rudd, Smirh, Skinner, Carney, Suiherland, Sievens, Wilke, Taylor, Wenzlafi, S'I'ewar'I', Smale, Salazar, Trepp, Wood, Townsend, Smi+h, Swisshelm, Rozales, Simpson, Woekel, Schwarfz, Wynia, Wya++, Sananiego, Sprouse, Warmbrodi, Wall, Savage, Williams, Walker, Weafon, Young, Sapien, Wilder, Spalding, Wilson, Taylor, Romo. INSPIRED ARTISTS CREATE BEAUTY BONNIE HALE MUSIC, LITERATURE, ART-THESE, THE ARTS, MARK A CIVILIZATION'S CULTURE. NOW, OUR YOUTHFUL DETERMINATION IN- SPIRES US TO MASTER SKILLS ESSENTIAL IN EXPRESSING CREATIVE BEAUTY. TOMORROW, THOSE SKILLS WILL RECORD IN TONE, WORDS, AND COLOR, THE LIMITLESS BEAUTY OUR SOULS PROUDLY CONTRIBUTE TO A DYNAMIC AMERICAN CULTURE--HERI- TAC-BE FOR TOMORROW'S CHILDREN. :T 35 xii? ggigw , iw sv- -W V35 E Q , Q., 3f'i 'B 2 i 23 gag A fr x jig if Z i i , xiii? Q M I ?S 4 . ,Eggs 1 ggi? iii ,Q 1.1 six? ,?-Q1 nga ,ik S w x 5 e ART THE ILLUSTRATCRS are 'rhe inspired young Samohiles who inferpreled for you 'rhe 'rheme And Now To- morrow in lhis I947 Nau'I'ilus . . . They are fhe Picassos, Renoirs, Michelangelos of +he fufure . . . Or, perhaps, fhey hero-worship Edmund Dulac, Kay Nielsen, Wall Dis- ney or Mill' Canilll . . . One day-a 'romorrow-l'heir signalures will be affixed lo painl- ings in Modern American arl' galleries, and on illusfralions in fine books and popular magazines . . . Their presenl awareness 'ro LIFE, +heir apprecialion for BEAUTY, and lheir FAITH in 'rhemselves will make of lhem Samohi alumni of whom we will be proud. PHGTGGRAPHERS Phofography I947 . . . Careers as well as life-lime hobbies begin early in Phofog- raphy af Samohi . Q . Sfudenfs are alerl' fo record spor1's, news evenfs of in1'eres++o all, ancl cover 'rhe beauli- ful archilecfure and landscaping of fhe campus. Camera honors for +he year go lo: Norma Benhollf, Alan l-lallceH, James Halcher, Gwen Humphreys, Juanila Lawrence, Richard Perez, and Jerry Schwar+z. DESIGNERS Fies+a is coming again! Fun and exciiemenf 'for designers . . . gay cosiumes for Hne bride and Dong Senori+as of +he wedding pariy and ballerinos . . . Posiers for booihs, a mural for +he sei' . . . 'rhousands of banners To rusfle overhead . . . and Dara- chuies 'ro rip for cosiumes . . . Congrafuiaiions +o Jean Laurie for Fies+a Queen cos- fume . . . Careers in arf predicfed for Marion and Frankyee. CRAFTSMEN Samohi CRAFTSMEN apply +he principles of BEAUTY lo crea+ing useful and decora- live obiecls in clay, lealher, wood, or mefal . . . Craffs work is such an inlregal parl of our lives in our homes, and coslumes, 1'ha+ +he impor+ance of acquiring a sensilive apprecia+ion of beauiiful line, vibran+ color, and inleresfing +ex'rures canno'r be over emphasized. Inferior decorafion, cos+ume accessories, and beHer gadge+s for everyday living will be beHer designed, and more beauriful because of Samohi Craf+smen's skill and in- genuily . . . OUR TIME, NOW and TOMORROW will live in fulure hisfories +hru fhe simple loeaufy of ufensils and gear designed by ARTIST-CRAFTSMEN. VCCATICNAL ARTS Here are Samol1i's ar'ris'rs who like +o work wi+l1 +l1eir hands . . . crealing useful and ornamenlal forms from clay and me+al . . . Moulding, e+cl1ing, cas+ing . . . experienc- ing +l1e +l1rill of carrying oul' +l1eir own ideas . . . A young sculpfor does a head of Mr. Wilson, a bride +o be makes a se+ of beverage glasses in ceramics . . . Special lmonors 'ro Don Olipliani, Alvin Bennei, Lucille Smillw, Manuel Carbaial. WEAVERS These are fhe pracfical young moclerns, designers crealing +hrough color and +exl'ure, fabrics of beauly +0 use in fheir lives . . . Rugs, sof+ wool suifing, linen iowels, lunch- eon sefs, beach ma+s . . . heirloom sfuff for fhe fuiure . . . Special honors +o Rila Colfer, Lorraine Hopkins, Marcella Bergamo, Bonnie Hale. LA FIESTA Fies+aI Romance, Iaugh'I'er, Iinkling gui+arsI Campus Iovelies gorgeous as China Po- blanasg glamour girls more glamorous as sparkling Senori+asg big shoI's Ihrilling as dashing charros and handsome cabal- Ierosl Vivas and orchids +o lovely, animaled Jo Ann, I'he Queen and disiinguished Earl, Ihe Galan, for playing +heir parls so well: Mrs. RoberI's for general organizafion 'IhaI cliclced every minuie of I'he day, Dr. Evans for super direclion of pageant and Io his s'rudenI' direcI'or, Palricia Lynch: Io Miss Moon, Mrs. Wagner, Mr. Farris and Iheir groups for Fiesla music, Miss Fealhersion and Mrs. Blankenship for auI'hen+ic and beau'I'ifuI dances, and Dr. Wolf and Samuel Golden for a fine performance of I'he Bull Fight VIVA LA REINA VIVA EL C-ALAN Those ar+isl's who lransformecl 'rlie palio, 'rhe cour'r, and 'rhe l'l1eal'er info seH'ings of en- chanfmenl' were Mrs. Greene, Beverlee Carlson, and her assis+an'I's responsible for loeau'I'y of booihs ancl clecoralionsg Mr. Wilson, EvereH Goclsey, and +l1e sfage crew 'For +l1e sef and pool: Mrs. Roberfs, Mrs. S+orrs, JoseHe, Phil, and Dolores 'For sfage clesign, founfain and Madonna: ancl lhe cos'rume sfuclenls for beauliful new cosfumes. 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Q A fv 1 ,Q 4 rx A ,N , w sighs , 'F Q af X Y gig ,A Q xv S 5 Y I ' ' 1 ,Mew 14. , im , V, THE- :Z ab W am. f Ma- Wlxhfg ' ' ., ' w wk 4 f ff 'A XS Q 1 ff A sf ff2f f' , L4 Q, I A I , ,, 9 MZ' '5 'fa QQCL e O if ?'ELW l Qin And Vivas 'ro Mr. Esga+e for his en'rer+aining performance of grandfalherq Miss Huclca- loay and her California His'rory s+uden+s for paris played: Mr. Kennedy 'For orqanizalion of 'riclcef sale: Mr. Veenlcer, Miss Brian, and Andy Oldfield for 'rlwe Fies+a Bailleg and +o all - clubs and lheir sponsors for wonderful coo perafion. ln fad, Suoer Vivas for everybody! I+ was a Grand Fiesral DR 9 Q BALIN FELDMAN DAVIS CALLISTER MANN VETA XXDEAR RUTH .... . . . . New York's Smash Hii!! I02 laughs!! Wilh rhese promising reporis, 'lhe 'Fans flocked 'lo see +he Samohi pro- duclion of Dear Ru1'h . The Winler Class of '47 broke a precedenl by presenfing as 'iheir con1'ribu+ion +o fhe ar+s Dear Ru1'h , while H was comple+ing i'I's long and success- 'ful run on Broadway. Even as +he cur+ain rose in Barnum Hall, plans were ye'r in 'Phe offing for a mofion piclure and for o'I'her wesf coasl producfions, bui' 1'he seniors of Samohi were firsr, noi only in +ime, bu+ also in presenfalion. Dear Ru+h , wriHen by Norman Kransna, is fhe sfory of Miriam Wilkins, who in a bursl' of pafriolism, wri+es +0 a soldier, bul' incloses +he name and picfure of her older and lherefore, more desirable sisler, Rufh. The hilariiy +ha'r fol- lows is a resull' of 'lhis one generous geslure of Miriam's. Havoc runs wild when +he soldier in queslion, Lieu+. William Seawrighf, comes fo claim Rufh. This would be lhe happy ending excep+ 'for +he facl' +ha+ Ru+h is already engaged +0 Alberf, and enlirely innocenl' of Miriam's gifl' +0 The war eliforl' . . . buf, as usual, all ends well. DOC EVANS applies makeup +o Bailin's face, assisled by Bernice as Dolores looks on. NORTON, CALLISTER, DAVIS, BAILIN. The casf, under +he able direcfion of Dr. Edmund E. Evans, was headed by Trudie Terry, who gave us a loveable Miriam. Double cas'r wi+h her was Joan Keller. Doro+hy Callisrer and Beverly Moore played a sympafheiic Ruih. The parf of Bill Seawrighi' was laken by handsome Danny Clark. Ru+h's suffering fiance, Alberi was played by Norfon Feldman, and Virgil Caywood. Mrs. Wilkins, fhe undersfanding Mofher, was played by Shirley Davis and ialenfed Virginia Moffer. Harold Bailin was cas+ in fhe par'r of Judge Wilkins. Dolores Mann and Doro1'hyWes+ played Mar+ha Seawrighi, and +he parl' of Sgl. Chuch Vincen+, wi played by Don Ve+a. Harold Klobbermever was doneby Allen Hamblin and Chuch Williamson, and Dora +he maid, was enrerfainingly done by Bearrice Friedman and Barbara Wenslaff. Special commendaiion should be given +he siage crew, for +he wonderful siage seH'ing and eFFec'rs, also garlands +o fhe make-up crew for fheir splendid work. For al' Samohi, as in New York, a good producrion is as s+rong as i'rs weakesl' link, and +eamwork is of rhe u+mos.'r imporfance. Thanks fo Doc Evans and fhe Winfer Class of '47 for a show Samohi won'1' forgefl MAKE UP... A compleie course in make-up is 'I'augh+ in Doc Evans Drama ll Class. The course consisfs of lec+ures, and demonsfraiions by Doc Evans followed by self-applied make-up by siudenis. Chinese, Spanish, old-age and all fypes of characier make-up are +augh+ 'ro give +he s'I'uden+s a compleie 1'hea+rical back ground. TALENT SHGW For You, For Me, For Evermore, convinced many a Samohi lad 'rhar Mar'rha Til+on had a voice as well as a pre'H'y face, while Glenn Ford's, Hello:' caused all of +he girls' hearls +o slcip beafs . . . Wilh fhese +wo ouisfanding alumni on 'rhe program and Ken Darby and +he Kings Mens' dedicafion of one-half +heir broadcasf +o Ken's Alma Maier, Samohi, +he s'ru- denfs acclaimed +his year's Boy's League Talenl' Show 'lhe besl ever presenfed . . . The Show boasied excep1'ional 'ralenf from 'lhe presenl' s'ruden+ body as well as from yesferyear . . . We shall always remember Pa+'s Six+een , Persuasive Porky , Glamorous Gail, and Dy- namic Bill Redman, Emcee. vem cLARK, LYNCH, CALLISTER, MAUER, smm-4, SAVAGE emo, SILVERMAN. N Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h--Bang! Bang! ONE MAD NIGHT liferally opened wifh a bang! Screaming women, ghosfs, and lunafics running rampanf, all confribufed 'lo fhe success of one of 'lhe mosf hilarious farces Samohi has ever wif- nessed. When fhe curfain rang down fhe audience laughingly agreed fhaf fhey had spenf one mad nighf . The play, presenfed by fhe Summer Class of '47, concerns Don Cuffer, a New York playwrife, who comes fo his long deserfed family esfafe, seeking peaceful seclusion, and inspirafion for a fhird acf. When he arrives he finds his house occupied by a group of menfal cases . One of fhe inmafes, fhe young and beaufiful Lucille Marcy, convinces Don fhaf she is nof crazy, and persuades him fo help her. The play is fhrown info furfher confusion by fhe arrival of Don's fashionable fiancee, Gerfrude, and her overbearing mofher, who are displeased, fo say fhe leasf, by his obvious affracfion fo Lucille. From fhis poinf fhe play moves rapidly fo fhe inevifable happy ending , affer a succession of hilarious evenfs. The leading role, Don Cuffer, was porfrayed by Bill Troy, and Lucille played by lovely Dolores Mann. Togefher fhey swepf us info 'lhe sfory, and bofh gave wonderful performances. All of fhe sfudenfs playing fhe parfs of lunafics, should be given special praise for fheir show-sfealing characferizafions. Orchids fo Coefa Bilbo, as Priscilla, and Bob Savage, as John Alden: fo Bob Silverman for his ferrific porfrayal of Mr. Hyde, fo Bernice Smifh as Lady Macbefhg Crozier Mauer gave an excellenf characferizafion of Arfemus Burke. Gerfrude Finch was well played by Pafricia Lynch, and fhe versafile Dorofhy Callisfer played her mofher, Mrs. Finch. Don Vefa displayed his falenf in fhe parf of Dr. Bunn, and fhe parf of Mrs. Kluck, fhe housekeeper, was played by fhe equally giffed Virginia Mof- feff. Barbara Clark gave fhe audience many laughs as fhe colored maid, Depression, and Andy Oldfield fook fime off from his job as Sfudenf Body Presidenf, fo play Wing. Wifh such individual falenf and fhe feamwork fhaf was shown, One Mad Nighl ' could nol' have been anyfhing buf fhe success if was. The Summer Class of '47 was proud fo help in welcoming a new addifion fo fhe faculfy af Samohi, Mr. Kyle Esgafe, as fheir direcfor. This was Mr. Esgafe's firsf producfion for Samohi, and fhe success of fhe play was largely due 'lo his able and pafienf direcfion. Samohi gives ifs fhanks fo Mr. Esgafe, fo fhe casf, fhe make-up crew, fhe sfage crew, and fo fhe Summer Class of '47, for ONE MAD NIGHT . Q 2 ? - ki 5. Qiwgzj M3 gm 'f gm! I 1 , 1 fi? 4 E5 iw M 4? 356 ,.,, , ' lr .M .- Y f L er f 4 Q 5,5 i if My , 2 3 ? Hg 5 fi 5 K I K I -3.32 - V g Zigi My if 535 Z s 45 ff , . ,,f. 5, v ,X ,E 2 3 mga Q? : Z-'Huw a wi ' ' 0 We-f, z.V ,.f . tb., V MUSIC BRINGS A C-LAD TCDMGRROW The music deparfmenf, along wifh many ofhers, is finally awakening fo fhe realizafion fhaf fhe war is really over. Since fhe close of fhe conflicf, fhe enrollmenf in 'I'he music deparfmenf has been sfeadily increasing, and fhis year if has passed even pre-war sfandards. Because music plays such an imporfanl' parf in The life of everyone, fhe music deparfmenf is one of fhe Iargesf in fhe school, and includes sfudenfs who display fheir 'I'aIen'I's singing, play- ing insfrumenfs, and composing. Of 'I'he various groups in fhis deparfmenf, one of fhe mosf prominenf is 'I'he Choral Ensemble, under fhe leadership of Miss Doris Moon and i'rs founder of 'rhe deparfmenf. Because of 'Ihe fremendous popularify of fhis group, I'hey are consfanfly occupied preparing for fufure pro- grams. Due 'ro fhis exfremely busy season, fhey were unable fo accepf all invi'I'aI'ions which came fheir way, including parficipafion in 'Ihe Sanfa Monica Bach Fesfival under 'I'he sponsorship of fhe Music Arfs Sociefy, and fhe Soufhern Cali- fornia Vocal Fesfival. Among 'Ihe comparifively new organizafions of fhe music deparfmenf is 'rhe Boys' Glee Club, which gives oooorfunify for general singing. The second semesfer officers of fhe group were: Dick Horn, Pres., John Mc- Combie, Vice-Pres.: Tom Dunnicliffe, Sec.: Gor- don LeaviI I', Sergeanl af Arms: and Paf McHugh, Librarian. Maferial in fhe Glee Club includes semi-popular songs and service songs. The Boys' Glee Club fook par'I' in fhe Chrisfmas Concerf. The sfudenfs of Samohi are very forfunafe in being able 'Io enioy no+ only 'Iheir own organiza- fions, buf many oufside music ac+ivi+ies as well. Lasf fall fhe enfire sfudenl' body enjoyed a music assembly feafuring Fredrick V. Bowers, an old fime vaudeville singer. His program included fhe singing of many old fime songs, a number in which fhe audience parficipafed. Ofher musical feafures presenfed in Barnum Hall during fhe year included a group of Young People's Con- cer+s , one of which was presenfed by Rudolph Ganz, pianisfg 'rhe ofher was presenfed by fhe celebrafed dance feam Veloz and Yolanda. The Philharmonic Arfisfs' Associafion presenfed an excellenf group of concerfs, which feafured Alfred Wallensfein conducfing +he Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchesfra. During 'I'his season of concerfs appeared such well known musicians as Issac Sfern, violinisf, and Edward Pennario, pianisf. These concerfs were enioyed by 'l'he en- 'Iire San'I'a Monica communify, as well as a large number of Samohi sfudenfs. Each year invaluable musical confribulions are made by members of +he Harmony classes, buf of'I'enI'imes 'Ihese confribufions go by unnoficed. This year fhe qroup, as a semesfer proiecf, wrofe composifions in fhe Spanish idiom. Offen fhese are included as a parf of 'Ihe Fiesfa celebrafion. One of fhe mosl' 'ralenfed and promising of 'the music deparfmenf of fhe lasl' few years is Ray Ausfin '45, who, while affending Samohi, sfudied Harmony concenlrafing on composifion. In bofh 'rhe Chrisfmas Concerfs of '45 and '46 he was honored by having fwo of his composifions sung by 'rhe Choral Ensemble. A+ 'Ihe presenl' fime he is workinq on new arrangemenfs of our fwo school hymns, The Hymn of Praise , and The Alma Maier , for fhe Charol Ensemble, and is making adapfafions for fhe Band. The composer of fhe Hymn of Praise , 'Ihe well known composer Ken Darby, of fhe King's Men, is also an alumnus who maiored in Harmony. Samohi heard from fhis well known composer again when he dedicafed par+ of his regular Friday nighl' KFI broadcasf fo fhe high school. Parf of 'Ihis broadcasf was pre- senfed during fhe evening performance of fhe '47 Talenl' Show. Members of fhe Samohi music alumni whose com- posi'I'ions confribufed fo 'Ihe success of fhis year's Chrisfmas Concerl' were: Bruce Sufherland, '4I, fhe composer of Mins+rels , and Gloria Somers, '44, fhe composer of The Angels Sing . Bofh of fhese numbers were sung by fhe Choral En- semble. Also feafured on Ihe program was Mar- gerel' Gross, a former Choral Ensemble soloisf, who, wifh her beaufiful soprano voice, sang Canfique de NoeI , by Adam. She was accom- panied by Mrs. Rose Alice Wagner on 'rhe organ. The music deparfmenf feels honored when ifs former sfudenfs confinue fheir inferesf in 'I'he deparfmenf by fheir conI'ribu'I'ions 'I'o fhe school. .ai CHCDIR The Girls' Choir, under fhe leadership of Mrs Rose Alice Wagner, enioyed a successful firsf semesfer climaxed by fhe annual Chrisfmas. Concerf. A small group, composed of members of fhe Choir, parficipafed in fhe assembly af Lincoln Junior High School, and fhe enfire organizafion sang for fhe Sfafe PTA Convenfion. During fhe second semesfer fhe Choir foolc an acfive parf in fhe Fiesfa, providing a gay and colorful afmosphere characferisfically Spanish. In June fhey helped fo sef fhe mood for fhe Spring Commencemenf. The girls of fhe Choir deserve special menfion for fheir excepfionally good work, and much credif is due fhem for fhe feamworlc and enfhusiasm fhey have displayed fhrough- ouf fhe year, despife fhe facf fhaf fhey have been forced fo meef in such large groups. Of fhis group of I38 girls, 20 are seniors. Oufsfanding of fhese gracluafes are: Mary Ann Dudley, Doris Gail, June Aurelius, and Janef Slonaker. Cl-IORAL ENSEMBLE The Choral Ensemble, again under fhe direcfion of ifs founder Miss Doris Moon, who was on leave of absence dur- ing I945-46, has complefed a mosf successful year. This year has seen a marked enrollmenf increase, in facf fhe largesf in fhe four years of ifs organizafion. The Choral Ensemble is composed of a relafively small group of sfudenfs, who are especially selecfed for fhis fype of work. Much credif is due fhe members of fhis group, as some of fheir work is done on oufside fime, including bofh rehearsals and performances. Among fhe imporfanf presenfafions of fhe Ensemble were fhe Armisfice Day assembly, fhe Boys' League assembly, fhe Chrisfmas Concerf, fhe Talenf Show in which fhe Girls' Triple Trio sang, fhe Fiesfa, fhe Commencemenf ex- ercises, and fhe Annual Ensemble Concerf. As soloisf on fhis Concerf, we were priviledged fo hear Bob Karlin, an oufsfanding barifone, and a former Choral Ensemble soloisf. Offen fhe oufside performances of fhe group go by unnoficed. Among fhose we mighf menfion are music for fhe Public Schools Week, fhe assembly presenfed af Lincoln Junior High School for fhe A9's, fhe PTA meefings, a radio broadcasf, and fhe Chrisfmas services af fhe Presbyferian church. Mosf prefenfious of fhese was a radio broadcasf over KMPC in May. Feafured on fhis program was an arrangemenf of All The Things You Are , by Ray Ringwald, anofher Samohi alumnus. Closing fhe program was a choral composifion, Youfh , by Gordon Sfanfon. This former music sfudenf had fhis composifion firsf performed af his own graduafion in '4l. The selecfion was dedicafed fo fhe graduafion class of fhaf summer. Miss Gerfrude Wyman, a former member of fhe English faculfy who passed on fhis year, was always inferesfed in fhe work of fhe music deparfmenf. The Choral Ensemble paid final fribufe fo fhis feacher when, by requesf, fhey sang af her services. This final gesfure fo a wonderful woman and feacher was awe inspiring in ifs beaufy. This June, among fhe fradifional black robes of fhe Ensemble, will be seen ninefeen gray. Oufsfanding of fhese graduafing seniors are: Coefa Bilbo, Marcella Gandy, Veronica Oberf, Phyllis Terry, Carl Enzenberg, and Ray Nel- son. Ouf of fhe Choral Ensemble are developed all of fhe small singing organizafions, such as fhe sexfefs, quarfefs, and frios, and for fhis reason, of all fhe groups in fhe music deparfmenf, fhis group gives opporfunify for fhe greafesf variefy of experiences. BAND The Band af Samohi has long held fhe sfafus of one of fhe leading High School bands in Soufhern California, and fhis year is no excepfion. Despife fhe advenf of a new direcfor, fhe Band has per- formed equally as well as in fhe pasf, under fhe supervision of ifs new leader. Mr. Ragene Farris. The Band is always one of fhe vifal elemenfs of school morale, and is ever pushing fhe feams fo vic- fory. This season, for fhe firsf fime in several years, fhe Band was again able fo fravel fo foofball games ofher fhan fhose played af home, and if affended games af Alhambra, Sanfa Barbara, Ingle- wood, Luezinger, Redlands, and EI Segundo. They were also presenf af all home games, and per- formed various sfunfs and salufes for fhe opposing schools. ln addifion fo fheir splendid work fhroughouf fhe foofball season, fhey were af several baslcefball games. The Band played af all pep rallies, and marched fhe grueling miles of fhe Rose Parade. ln refurn for fheir efforfs, all fhe mem- bers of fhe Band affended fhe Rose Bowl game. Oufside acfivifies of fhe Band included parficipa- fion in a Hallowe'en parfy af Franklin Grammer School, and fhe Business Men's Chrisfmas Parade. The organizafion was acfive af a number of assemblies fhis year, including fhe Award assembly laf which eighf of ifs members received leffersl, and fhe Elecfion assembly. Climaxing fhis group of assemblies was fhe annual Samohi Band Concerf in May, presenfecl for fhe sfudenfs af an as- sembly, and in fhe evening in a performance for fhe enfire communify. The Band also played a concerf of Spanish music af fhe beginning of bofh performances of fhe Fiesfa. The final performance of fhe Band was af fhe Graduafion exercises in fhe Memorial Theafre, af which fime fhey presenfecl a special number as well as a new arrangemenf of The Hymn of Praise . Those among fhe graduafes who deserve special recognifion are: Rosemary Vaughn, Richard Lessing, Herberf Roney, and Wilbur Carsfens, who was also fhe flag-raising bugler. CDRCHESTRA The Orches+ra, under +he direclion of Mr. Ragene Farris, a receni' addirion fo Samohi's music facul1'y, furnished ihe musical background for fhe Senior Plays of bo+h +he Win1'er and Summer classes. The Winfer gradua+es marched +o The 'Familiar Pomp and Circums+ance , provided by 'rhe Orches+ra, and enjoyed a special number, which was also presenied ai' +his iime. This versafile group also played +wo conceri' selec+ions a+ an assembly presen+ed by The music de- par+men+ a+ Lincoln Junior High School for The A9 s+uden+s. The Orches+ra opened fhe program wifh The same number fhey had previously played a+1'he February Commencemeni, Serenade , by Mozart Their orher number was an orches+ra arrangemenf of Jealousy . The laH'er number gave 'rhe Lincoln s'I'uden'rs an in'rroduc'l'ion +o our Fies+a. This semesfer ihe Orchesira was primarily engaged in prepara+ion for fhe Fiesfa, ai' which lime rhey accompanied all of fhe many dance groups, playing au'lhen+ic Spanish and Mexican music. Busy as ihey were wifh Spanish music, +hey sfill found 'lime 'For many oiher fypes of orchesira music. Among 'rhe ouisianding seniors in +his group are: Glenn Mclvlasiers, Peggy Cobb, May Dell Lacy, and Palsy Chapman. Wiih emphasis on Fies+a music, members of +he Orchesfra leff feeling qui+e Sou1'h of The Border-ish ! ACTIVITIES REFLECT SAMOHITES INTERESTS JUDY CLOUD SAMOHI'S ACTIVITIES REFLECT OUR INDIVID- UAL PREFERENCES, SOCIAL, CULTURAL SPIRITUAL, OR PHYSICAL. INTERESTS UNITE US IN CLUBS FOR SCRIBES. LINGUISTS, ARTISTS, MUSICIANS, AND SPORT- MEN-GIVING US COMPANIONSHIP NOW, MEMORIES TOMORROW. TOMORROW, TODAY'S LESSON IN SHARED ACTIVITY WILL PROJECT ITS INFLUENCE INTO A GOVERNMENT WITH PRIVILEGES AND RE- SPONSIBILITIES SHARED BY US-DEMOCRACY. 'IG Xfx ff' if fi ET' fa- PHELAN, MOYNIER, BENTLEY, SCHWARTZ, ALLEN, DYE BRADBURY, KILLEN, WILLIAMS, KRUSE, MALTIN, and MR VEENKER. NAUTILUS STAFF NAUTILUS Dear Reader . . . Here is your Nauiilus fresh from fhe prinier. We hope you like i+s form, rich fexiure, and color. H was a iob, bui' we enjoyed doing i'r, especially wi+h lhe wonderful cooperafion of: Mr. Veenker for A.S.B. and classes: Miss Brian, Girls' League: Mr. Day, Boys' League: Miss Moon and Helen Hill, Music: Dr. Evans and Pafricia Lynch, Drama: Mrs. Blankenship and Lindy Lou Hadley, Girls' Spor+s: John McCombie, Ronald Mauldin, and Jim Leigh, Boys' Sporis: Mrs. Greene and +he illus- +ra+ors, Clara Ann Cooper, Eleanor Monyier, Bonnie Hale, Judy Cloud, and Beverlee Carlson. Orchids +o Mrs. Roberis, chairman, as well as individual honors +o: Fall Co-Ediiors Joan Williams and Carol Kruse for design and lheme: Spring Edi'ror Dororhv Price for Prin1'er's Copy: Bob Silverman and Jack Robbins, Phofography: Jerry Schwarfz, Dummy Copy and Phofography: Ronald Maudlin and Eleanor Moynier, Senior Edifors: Pa+ Killen, sales manager: dynamo Bob Murphy, adverfising: Marion Dye, Pho+ography Copy: Bernice Bradbury, Mary Jane Beniley, Lenore Phelan, and Jackie Allen, Feafures. MRS ROBERTS chairman: PRICE, Edifor-in-chief: MOYNIER, Senior Edi+or: MUR- PHY Adverhslng: DYE, Moniages: BRADBURY, Fea+ures: SILVERMAN, Phoiography: ALLEN and PHELAN, Ass+. Feaiures. SAMCHI Samohi's sIuden+s are forfunaie in having one of America's 'linesi' high school papers in 'Iheir weekly- 'Ihe SAMOHI. Every Friday of I'he regular school year, lor on Monday, as during fhe spring semesierl a picked sfaff from 'rhe Journalism I, II, and III classes issue 'Ihe 'Four-page newsheeh which carries compIe+e coverage, in all fields of Viking ac'riviI'ies. The slaff which coIIabora+ed so successfully during +he fall semesfer was headed by Commissioner of PubIica+ions Barbara Me'I'zger and Edifor-in-Chief Jim Leigh. Page Two was edi+ed by Carolyn Murray while Pai Killen handled fhe reins of Sporfs Edifor. Larry Wafkin filled fhe iob of Page Four Edifor. Ofher busy sraff members included New Edifor Trudie Terry plus Associafe Edifors Warren WaI+ers and Harold Bailin. Piciorial assignmen+s 'Fell +o Phofographer Bob Silverman and Ari Edifor Ronald Ro- decker. lf was a group of journalism veferans who s+arI'ed Ihe second semes'I'er ouf on February I4 wiI'h 'Ihe firsi issue of Ihe spring season. AI' 'Ihe Iop of Ihis s+aIiF was Commissioner of Publicafions Tom King, assisI'ed by ex-Commish Barbara Mefzger as Edi'I'or-in-Chief. Larry Wafkin opened as Page Two Edifor, wi+h Dona SmiI'h bossing I'he Page Four gang. Back in his old Sporfs Edi+or's chair was Jim Leigh, 'Ihis Iime sharing Ihe spo'I' wi+h Pa+ Killen. Ronald Rodecker con+inued as Ar+ Edi+or, while Jack Robbins and his flash camera moved in 'I'o fake over phoiographic chores. John Wacker and Roger Belgen elificienfly Iook care of Ihe disiribuiion depar+menI', dispafching nea'I bundles of SAMOHIs Io Iheir des+inaI'ions. Mariha Morgan filled 'Ihe shoes of Exchange Ediior, while Evalee A'Ikinson was Business Manager in addifion 'Io wriling a GAA column on fhe Sporfs Page. Midway in 'I'he semes'I'er priniing schedule changes necessifafed moving publicaiion 'rime from Friday Io Monday. Period of dislribufion was also changed 'From sixfh fo Third. Hand in hand wiih Ihe schedule shakeup came a reshuffling of 'Ihe sI'aff. Pal' Killen moved inI'o +he Com- missioner of PubIica'I'ions spoI', wiI'h Tom King Iaking over 'Ihe 'Iasks of Edilor-in-Chief. Barbara MeI'zger became News Edi+or and BeH'y Miller I'ook over 'Ihe edi'I'ing of Page Four, replacing Dona Smilh, who, in +urn, 'look 'I'he role of Page Two Edifor. Jim Leigh s+ayed on a+ fhe Spor+s pos'I', while Ann Cooper became co-Ari Edifor. Oihers who helped fo Iurn ouf anofher semesier of parficularly nofeworihy SAMOHIS were reporiers Tommy McDermoH', Porky McCombie, Dolores Mann, Joanne Nicholson, Bruce Flemming, Mary Lou Narveson, Pe'rer Graber, Jill Rai++, Barry Taper and Be'H'ina Smifh. McDermo'H', McCombie and Taper all did fine work on fhe Sporls Page, while fhe ofhers Iurned our copy of consis+enI'Iy high caliber 'For I'he ofher pages. An invaluable arf of Ihe machinery which made fhe SAMOHI go was Mr. J. Kenner Agnew, whose knowledge and, advice made him an advanfageous adviser for Ihe members of 'Ihe s+aFF who learned +heir journalism under him. OUR PRINTER WAS MR. MOODY. LEIGH. KILLEN AND MILLER WATCH. MR. J. KENNER AGNEW, SAMOHI ADVISER, WITH TOM KING, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, AND TOM'S ASSISTANT, BETTY MILLER. In keeping wiih lheir a'Hempls fo secure nalional honors for 'lhe second slraighl' year, fhe members of ihe SAMOHI s+aFl wenl all ou+ +o aHain complele, accurafe and speedy coverage of every newsworlhy i+em on fhe chockfull Viking agenda. Page One carried slories of Samohi social evenls such as +he Senior Play, Talenl Show and +he numerous dances which highlighled fhe social season. In addilion news of assemblies, benefifs, imporlanl meelings, rulings and acfivilies of bolh Boys' and Girls' Leagues made 'Fron+ page news in lhe SAMOHI. A weekly iealure, ASB Highlighls, kepf Norse sfudenls enlighlened as +o goings-on wilhin S+uden+ Body Board meelings. Page Two 'fealured fhe popular column Samo-Eyes by Lucy Wighl' and Jan Ashford, a regular weekly car'l'oon, Vic 'lhe Vike by Ronald Rodecker, plus 'limely edilorials, and fealures like LeHers +o lhe Edi+or by Larry Walkin and Sfuden'l S+andouls . The Sporfs Page broughl' lo Viking alhlelic enfhusiasfs up-+o-'lhe-minule coverage of all Samohi spor+ing evenfs in +rack, baskelball, baseball, golf, 'l'ennis, gymnasfics and swimming. Fasl'-aclion sporf phofos by Jack Robbins highligfihled every week's page, while Jim Leigh's Parade of Spor+s and Evalee A+kinson's GAA column, In The Swing gave readers low-down on Their respeclive domains. On Page Four of 'l'he SAMOHI, Vikes were able lo 'Follow news of 'lheir favoriie clubs as well as inleresfing inferviews of 'lacully members. TOP JOURNALISM HONORS wen+ 'fo TOM KING, BETTY MILLER, TRUDIE TERRY, LARRY WATKIN, and DONA SMITH, BAR- BRA METZGER and PAT KILLEN. MR. GETMAN and JOHN McCOMBlE. .4 l QL DELIANS DAVID PROVOST, Presiden+3 CELIA BROCKETT, Vice President PAT MAYNARD, Recording Secrefaryg ALAN HALKETT, Treasurer FRANKYEE JACKSON, Corresponding Secrefary. The Delians, Samohi's Honor-Scolarship Socieiy, is one of +he ou+s+anding organizafions of 'ihe school in service as well as scholarship. Membership in ihe socieiy is a privilege and, like mosl' 'rhings worlh- while, cannol' be a'H'ained wi+hou1'ini'ria'live and persis+en+ effort The len poin+s required for membership represen+ noi' only inna+e abili+y buf a willingness +o worlc and a de+ermina+ion +o achieve a goal. Siudenfs who earn membership in 'rhe Honor-Scholarship Sociely for four semes+ers, one of which mus+ be in fhe senior year, are awarded a California Scholarship Federa+ion pin by +he school. These sealbearers are given special counselling in college and are expecfed 'ro uphold +he scholarship of Samohi, inasmuch as our sealbearers are compared, in grade poin+s earned in +heir firsl year of college, wilh lhose of ofher schools. L sa , The Delians have carried on many acfivifies fhis past year. The members have given freely of fheir fime and efforf in fuforing sfudenfs who need help, and fhey have also acfed as guides fo new sfudenfs who enfer Samohi. As anofher acfivify fhev provided refreshmenfs for any foofball games. Socially fhe Delians enjoyed fheir formal insfallafion of new members, monfhly meefings, and special evenfs such as fheir Chrisfmas parfy. In addifion fo fhese on-campus evenfs, Delian members enjoyed an all-day ouf- ing fo GriFfifh Park and Mf. Wilson Observafory. They also parficipafed in fhe Soufhern Division Convenfion of fhe California Scholasfic Federafion held af Beverly Hills in May, af which fime some I50O honor sfudenfs from schools in all parfs of Soufhern California discussed common problems and acfivifies. For fheir annual assembly of fhe school year, fhe Delians presenfed fhe well-known speaker Mr. Geoffrey Morgan. As fheir maior underfalcing of fhe year, fhe Chapfer assumed fhe responsibilify of sponsoring a beaufiful bronze gold sfar memorial plaque, dedicafed fo Samohi's deceased war heros. This plaque, which is fo be placed in fhe Memorial Theafre, was presenfed fo fhe school af a special Memorial Day Dedicafion Assembly in May. Leading fhe Delians in fheir successful year were fhe following sfudenf officers. Fall semesfer: Pefer Kipp, Presi- denfg Coefa Bilbo, Vice-Pres., Phyllis McHugh, Recording Sec.: Carolyn Wendell, Corresponding Sec., and Celian Broclceff, Pubiicify. Occupying fhese respecfive posifions during fhe spring semesfer were: David Provosf, Presidenfg Celia Broclceff, Vice-Pres., Paf Maynard, Rec. Sec., Franlcyee Jackson, Corr. Sec.: Alan Hal- lceff, Treasurer. SEAL BEARERS WERE: BROCKETT, COBB, FARR, HURVITZ, JUDD, KIPP, LACY, MCHUGH, MAUER, NAFZIGER, SMITH. WILSON, G., WILSON J., METZGER, IBACH, KASS. + 1- .r if A5 , hw or X A K Marr. 4'-'.yf35x ..f,. es massage-Q.:gff1.f.f:.'if..:gg -gigs iH1Iewru 'AE'?'QfZ.,,' V K 'N S N ' ' ' M f , -,ww-1 . -- ' ., -- -0 MM. - r 1 W 'X' ,, fa . 4 fd, . fd, A -' as ,aussi-f -- A, .'f-.EML5 .. ,A .-. .se -,Q Q ,. . ., S. ADOLPHCDTES BARCDNS BELVEDERES BIBLE CARA NOUS CAVALIERS www . www-W. wx. CHI CGMMIANS CCDSMCS PRESIDENTS COUNCIL K DEBGNAIRS DELTA MEMMGNS DELTA PHI DELTA ,J xyf' W XL H rf DELTA SIC-MA NU DOMINARS EMANCDINIS ' L a ENTRE NOUS EPHEBIANS FENCERS FIDDLESTICKS KEY CLUB LAMBDA KAPPA LATIN LETTERMEN MADERIANS - PENPUS!-IERS PEP RALLY PHILHARMGNIC - W... SX., x. .. . x. N, PIANO PROJECTIONIST RADIO WGRKSHCDP fin, M N' f , SCIENCE SERVIKES SIGMA DELTA SIC-MA Q - ...A 'M' ' 'Q ' 'NNDNW A-M .- --WN: -vw-W - - - --'43-,w ,,.-.N .... .- SIGMA MU UPSILON SGUND CREW STAGE CREW SPANISH SPARTANS SQUIRES USHERS VALKYRIES FORENSICS SPORTSMANSHIP INSURES WORLD PEACE AND SECURITY BEVERLEE CARLSON STRONG BODIES, BRAVE HEARTS, AND A ZEAL FOR FAIR PLAY ARE AMERICA'S HERITAGE, THE WORLD'S HOPE. SAMOHI BRAIN AND BRAWN COOPERATE IN TEAMWORK TO WIN. TOMORROW, THRU POLITICAL AND ECO- NOMICAL FAIR PLAY, THRU DISEASE STUDY AND CONTROL, THRU SPORTSMANSHIP RULES LEARNED AT SAMOHI, WE WILL BUILD A DEMOCRACY OF GOOD LIVING. 0.0 q-un1-nl- f 95 ri? ...IUQQ v 4- I A Q: 52 bu- 'S f'v f ' 'vw ?' Af' .N .11- 'N viii is Aga, an w 7' ,. Us I N K , f 'sg 4 A Q H .ak , x if . Q 1 2 M Q f s ar N ,- Q 1 iw 1 IWW. fi 7 i E 1 Q. fii, fb lf Sf v ff' 11 1 mi, .sr .s .XA Q, ' , 3 ,funk Q rv, ' 4 , k 17+ ' A4 J vc 2 Y 4 ' 'Nw Q' X A J ' 'Rx y v sw M ,fl K l'v Wifi Wgjv, , 3 sw W , N 'ww mb, W W ' M' ' HMM Q 'N f L with 1.4 ,- ww, mv Y as 'N if . Y -' f'. .. ,- V 1 1-fx' K s ' f Q nf 2 J' Q' .V iQw 5 f K' J, A 3 512' 'Q '56, .X 'Q 3 if - hiss.:-: .-. X , 'rH. is 43146 - vi .g- x Q3 S 1 J uh f FQ.. - 6 ' ,+,,,. w -Of 1 , . COACHES Floyol E. Mishler-Head of The Bovs' Physical Eolucafion Depar+men+g coaches gymnas- fics., golf and fennis. James Sulherland, coach of Varsify foo+l:all and frack. Thomas Mc- Garvin, new coach who lalces over A and B Baslcelball and Assf. Varsify foofball. Por+er Leach, also new ins+ruc'ror, coaches swimming, Ass+. B foo+ball, ancl B foolball, and C and D baslce+ball. Mel Plumer, coach for B foo+ball and baseball. if F , L 3? , 01- Q if Q . ff in I 'l st f , r ,V Q X 1' is ,-xi W, . k 'iii fhii' mg Wlflbi ,wh .. 41 W A ff il v Yi. fvwwyf 4 , N, My .X W M , ,. W Mmm, num xD.ifAif ' W we F . X Q Vw , F, 1 -3 . ,ww ,ff ..5.QwM . .v we , QRSQQRWWQWG 2 ' 1, FF,,,ggf,:,.. Maj' .9 F. -W M, Q . ,gg-f,,.-ILM Q-as ,NNN E , 4 ii... I' ' ' '? vw, if me Cb 3' VARSITY Samohi's slrong varsily 'Ioo+baII machine slarled very slowly lhis year, bul' afler losing 'Iwo non-league games, Ihey won 'Four oul of 'rhe six bay league +iII's. The Varsi+y gridders afler slarling wi'I'h a relalively green 'leam came close lo winning bay league honors. Cn hand I'o slarl' Ihe season off righl for Coach Jim Sulherland, who incidenlly has 'Iaken over A foofball for 'rhe firsl lime since his re+urn from +he Navy, where he spenl 'Ihree years, were: Ie++ermen Bob Jex, Bob Jinenez, Porky McCombie, Jack Mc- Daniels, Pal' Killen and John VonDeI Ie. Samohi's season opened wi'Ih Bob Jimenez and Jack Cusler al ends, Dave Miller and John VonDeHe enlrenched a+ Iackles, Gordon Leavi+'I' and Bob Jex af guards, AI Baldock al' lhe pivol' spol wi+h Don Sleere calling signals, Jack McDanieIs and Ike Jones al 'Ihe halves, and Buzzy Trenl' al' fullback posl. Two weeks afler school opened, I'he Vikes 'rraveled lo Inglewood Io play +he Senlinels who won Ihe League lille l'he previous year. Inglewood aliler a hard fough+ baH'Ie, finally won by a Ially I4-9. The Senlinels picked up 'Ihe firsl' fally, 'I'hen Samohi galhered up Ihree poinls when Jack Cusler Iackled a Senlinel behind lhe goal line and I'hen we picked up Ihe Iouchdown when Bob Jimenez reversed a kickoff +o Roy Wiseman who ran 'for l'he lally. Inglewood Finally pul' II' on ice wiI'h a louchdown pass. One week Ia+er l'he Vikes finally broke I'he I0 game losing slreak when 'I'he pigskin plaloon beal' Luesinger I8-6 under 'I'he Ia++er's arcs. The vic'I'ory was I'he varsi+y's firsl' win since Thanksgiving Day of I944 and also The firsl conlesl' in which +he heavyweighls have racked up more I'han one Iouchdown in eleven fries. Adiourning a'I' hall: lime wilh only a slighl' six poinl' lead 'rhe Vikes roared back Io lwice score in l'he lhird slanza pulling lhe conlesl' in refrigeralion, Runs by Sleere, Wiseman and Jack McDanieIs, high- Iighled +he Vikes scoring episode. The Vikes suffered 'rheir second Bay League defeal' when Ihey mel Redondo's championship-bound Sea- hawks, Iosing I4-6 decision on I'he winners fog-bound field. A 25-yard loss from Dick Horn I'o Sleere ac- counled for 'I'he Norse six-poinler afler a I0 yard pilch from Denny Donovan Io Ike Jones had placed +he ball on lhe home Ieams 25-yard sI'ripe. Due 'I'o iniuries suslained during Ihe season lo such men as Ray Wiseman, Ike Jones, John VonDe'H'e, Gor- don LeaviH' and Jack Cusler gridders such as Dick Horn, Denny Donovan, Buck McCambeI, Lloyd Ban- dura, Tom King and Jerry Helm saw plenly of aclion. l f 1 A' 3,35 we 5 Qi 453, ' 'S my Egmw wr if' .vm- Am f was : K if wi? as . Q' 4 , ' 79 'X i 7 -. FW'- li X-Q-Q X .Q ,N f 'P 1 , , eva .X ' A ' bw . 5' .Q , 4 ' 3 4' H 2, V q y 1 L! X s Y 'Y' . ' Y.: w','fi,gNm -X a , ' fl 4 5, ws' ' H 3 ' .di i l , , 1- H D ,, I K Q Q W9 - Q -. 1-A .sb 4. X ,.,. N fn Tp ' f Cx' M , S, ,iv .3 E U U - - : E I . j,,, - r , . r M . . dv, we Q if A IQ, I 'TV' Q A QF - w:g,H5,,,5 5. . :..:-: ' '1 : ,..' liz.: W ff'll'i5?5E'x5Q M4733 WJ? wi AW 1 .,... 2 M ,Wi wg ,...,. 1 v-1v .-.-. - .1 QM4 grim , . 3 M f W' N i g ' K K- 3 6,542 Q s,iivq gg, 3 sais! W ' . -f 551-'sf is mg Q 1. 655 11? . M - ' -'-5 .2:-' f - xg .ask 4 H X S, 'f is Qwg aaiw , 'X fx QQ jf,.,f Q A iw:-1 :W is ' Q ,ew . .Q F iw my W N 1 , N ik S fwff 'W W1 N' ,bmif ff. 'X 5 if mia. - me S ' I Y fQ f if e Y .Q 13 Q. is aw NYMW -mm S 'H M fm A' w 4 Y K A H j H 'Sw N i 2 Sf' 3 X! n J, , Wg, HB FOGTBALL Wifh Samohi's new Coach Mel Plumer af fhe wheel, fhe speedy pigskins midgefs won The Bay League championship losing no games all season. Samohi's T-powered LiH'le Blue grid iuggernauf rolled fo ifs firsl' vicfory of fhe I946 season when fhe Plumerifes ganged up on fhe hard-fighfing buf oufmanned liohfweighl forces from Alhambra emerging on fhe big end of an I8-0 score. A Laurence Neal, who gliffered all affernoon in fhe Viking backfield consrellafion, scored fhe firsf fwo fouch- downs and sub-fullback Jim Pagnello added fhe fhird fally when he broke lose on fhe lasf play of fhe game and scoofed 24 yards behind perfecf inferference fo pay dirf. The Midgefs gof off fo a good sfarf in fheir openinq Bay League when fhey beaf Inglewood B feam I4-7. Less 'Phan five minufes affer fhe game began Bobo Lewis, fhe Samobees mighfy linecrasher fullback, wenf over from fhe Green and Whife six yard sfripe fo score, affer Bob Orlando blasfed 39 yards frorr. fhe Senfinels 45. The score was fied up af 7-7 iusf before fhe half-fime gun wenf off. The deciding 'rally came midway in fhe quarfer when Lewis baffered his way 3l yards fhrough fhe secondary fo payoff zone. The rough and ready Viking B gridmen shaffered Redondo's misf of invincibilify when fhey dumped fhe visifing Hawk babes, I8-I3 in a free-scoring fracas, which definifely sef up fhe Liffle Blues as fhe Team fo win fhe Bay League crown. Jack Kaplan fallied fhe firsf one for Samohi in fhe period affer being sef up by quarferback Bob Murphy. Affer Redondo's fumble on fhe Samohi 45 sfripe, if was iusf a maffer of 'rime before Neal and Lewis, fhe Blue Midgefs dynamife speedsfers broughf in fhe second score. The Red Shirfs roared back wifh aerial affacks which fied up fhe score. Wifh less 'I'han fwo minufes fo play in fhe firsf half quarferback Murphy wenf over fo score from fhe 'rwo yard line fo puf fhe game on ice. Winding up fhe season in a wave of glory fhe mighfy B's nof only fook fhe Bay Championship buf dealf Beverly Hills a 26-6 massacre. Affer faking fhe lead 6-0 in fhe firsf half, fhe Norm Babes were sysfem- afically pounded mercilessly fo fhe ground. Time affer fime fhey fried +o score only fo be fhrown back by a sfrong line. The scores were made by Jim Monfague, Bobo Lewis, Ralph Hirsh, and Bob Murphy, I946 pigskin capfain made fhe final fally. BASKETBALL Affer eigh+ s+raigh+ losses, +he Samohi Varsi+y hoops+ers opened +heir Bay-League season by a +hrilling win over lnglewood on iheir home slais. The Viking +eam was led by high-poini' man Raeburn Heimbeck. Alihough fhe scores didn'+ always indicafe, an ouisfanding performance, 'rhe 'Team as a whole displayed remarkable spirii' and +eamwork. The mosi' lense momenl' of fhe season came during fhe lasi' second of play in ihe Redondo 'HH when Killen was awarded a gif+ sho+.Wi+h 1'he Sea- hawks leading by one poin+, Viking fans anxiously awailing a resull' which mighi' mean a +ied score and require overlime. The Big Blues were led bv Co-Capfains John VonDe'H'e and Jim Pollock, while Chuck Mungle was named mosl' valuable player. The la++er was chosen firsf siring All Bay League as Charley Hook ra+ed honors by being placed on +he second ieam. Honorable men+ion wenl 'l'o guards Raeburn Heimbeck and Jim Pollock. VARSITY .... Individual honors go fo winfer graduafes John VonDe'I'fe and Jack Wighf. McGarvin's sfarfing Iineup usually included Charles Hook and Charles Mungle as forwards, Jim Pollock and Raeburn Heimbeck af guard wifh eifher Dick Horn or Bob Disbrow in cenfer posifion. Members nof-fo-be forgofon were Pal' Killen, Kenny Dukeshire, Bob Relyea and Dick Pierson. Spliffing fhe Bay League championship wifh fhe Redondo Seahawks, VikeviIIe's Ii'HIe blue casaba men finished up fheir league compefifion wifh eleven wins and one loss. The B's were paced by forwards Ray Meredifh and John Aikenhead, guards Chuck Mayo and Johnny Ford, and vifal cenfer man Bill Ealy. Ofher oufsfanding members were Kennedy, and Brandf. The Baby Blues played hosf again fhis year fo fhe Soufhern California Lighfweighf Tournamenf. Darold Slaamod was welcomed back from fhe hospifal by fhe ofher members of fhe feam. Anofher splif decision wifh fhe Seahawks was earned by fhe Viking C feam wifh four wins for five Bay League sfarfs. Carlo Adams Ied fhe smaller blues wifh a grand fofal of I I6 poinfs and was followed up by Ray Gallup wifh 53. Dropping one of five confesfs fo fhe Seahawks fhe Samohi D pivof men finished second in Bay League compefifion under fhe leadership of Coach Porfer Leach. The smaller blues owned valuable players Allen Halkeff, Buddy Holsher, and Sal Arreola. TRACK Members of Samoi1i's cinder squad 1'l1is year who were oufsianding were: Low Hurdles-Pollock, Baldockg Pole Vaulf-Horn, McMas+ersg High Jump-Gearharf, Heimbeckg Broad Jump-Liming, Currie: Class B: 440-G. Miller, Bryanh Mile-Belgeng Two-Mile-Carabaialg Broaci-Jump-Kamererg Si'1o+-Pu+-- Lewis. Honors go To Fisher, Pollock, and Horn. BASEBALL Samohi's defending Bay League co-champs found plenfy sfanding befween fhem and successful dia- mond campaign fhis year, Coach Mel Plumer's gang dropped fheir firsf pair of non-league confesfs and slaughferecl El Monfe, I0-l, in Pomona's annual 20-30 Club Baseball Tournamenf. A week lafer fhe homeless Norsemen downed previously unbeafen Venice, 2-I, in fheir final filf before fhe opening of Bay League. Five leffermen refurned from fhe I946 squad fo form fhe core of fhe Samohi horsehide aggregafion. Ouffielders John Hogue and Bob Murphy joined pifchers Cliff Royer and Carl Enzenbery on fhe firsf sfring Viking nine, along wifh fhe fiffh refurnee, ace fhird saclcer Pal' Killen. From las'l' year's Jay-Vees came firsf baseman John Ailcenhead and Leo Gallup, righf fielder Bob Jimenez, and several ofhers. Sophomores who rounded ouf fhe fop of Coach Plumer's lisf were hurling sensafion Jerry Harris, shorf- sfop Lawrence Neal, and cafcher Carrol Adams. Complefing fhe regular Norse nine af second base was Don Sfeere, whose firsf year on fhe diamond for Samohi was very successful. C-YMNASTICS Capluring lhe Bay League championship and heading for +he CIF 'rournamenl al' 'lhe lime of prinl' l'he Samohi musclemen under l'he leadership of coach Floyd Mishler swung and fumbled +heir way lhrough a successful season. Paced by high poinl men Jerry Lipman and Sherwood Ball 'lhe Blue and Gold he-men pul' l'he Bay League championship under lheir bell' when lhey dumped 'lhe Beverly Hills gymnasfs 79 lo 4l. The s+reng+h and heal+h leam consisled of Lipman, Ball, Gerry Harris, Schmidl, Buclcalew, and Lalce. TENNIS The Samohi racqueleers helped uphold l'he name of Sanla Monica as 'lhe Tennis Ci+y under fhe coaching of Floyd Mishler. The Blue and Gold racliel men led by singles ace Bob Hall showed 'lheir slrenglh al 'rhe beginning of lhe season by defealing Glendale Hoover 6-3. Bob, also +he boys' in+er- scholaslic champ in +he Dudley Cup Nel' Tilles. Olher members of 'lhe learn are Taper ancl Smilh, doubles. 5 as X xg ,f f F QS 'hr M N X if A Q-gf I , M wa gqaufiilii it 1 Q ? 5 sf 5 S Q W: R Xin , 43 A iii! 'QL '41 gf ' ' f QE:-f' A ,.. xyxkgfh x' L, ,LN K -RFK ' , , High t ,N Nivi faq X' I 'L iimxqfw. W ' My X ' Q Q .aw -H .sv K mfQ 1 A an-may W lx ' 4 X , :. Q A K w 1 1-5 Ai 'F ff , J 555W Q ,Q 4: A 'fx Q f K is lk at as ik 1 . I .:-- ,,:,, Q , Q I - .-.: . ff X A FQ' Q-Q M 'f mv? dx W ,fig ' 3 GIRLS' SPCDRTS SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHO- MORES FEATHERSTON, SEY. BLANKENSHIP, LANG, STRANGE, TATE, HILBERT, BAL- S T G F F Aclivilies in 'rhe Girls' Gym fhis pas+ year, look in every l'ype of girl and her sporfs preference,-from lhe 'lomboy who preferred rough and lough speedball 'rhe glamour girl displaying l'he la+esl' fricky badmin- +on plays. Wilh The able guidance of our gym insl'ruc+ors,-Miss Slrange, Mrs. Blankenship, Mrs. Lang and Miss Fealherslon,-sporlsmanship, leamwork, 'Fairness and cooperafion were emphasized. Mrs. Lang sponsored +he mighly G.A.A. and lheir many and varied aclivifies. She was also in charge of lhe. baskefball season. Miss S'l'range, wifh her knowledge of marching acquired in lhe Waves, 'look over The job of lraining 'lhe G.A.A. 'For Play Day. She also had charge of speedball and soffball. Mrs. Blankenship, lhe Head of lhe Physical Educalion Deparlmenl, was in charge of volleyball and as- sisfecl wilh lhe Fiesla dances. Miss Feal'hers+on had charge of all Special Gym classes, and organized The poslure con+es'l'. She was Dance Technical Advisor for fhe Fiesla and was fherefore responsible for all 'lhe dances. Mrs. Tale was lhe accompanisl for all l'he dance work including regular classes, lhe Dance Feslival, lhe Fiesla and various special programs. Mrs. l'lilber+, our nurse, was always ready lo skillfully care for any sprained fingers, cu'rs, bruises and olher casuallies +ha+ occured in l'he line of duly. Mrs. Balsley, our gym mofher, lefl us early in l'he year. Mrs. Podorson helped us 'For a while, 'lhen Mrs. Eager helped bring l'he year 'ro a happy close. Thus wifh 'lhe ferrific sfaff lo guide lhem, lhe girls of Samohi have experienced anolher successful year, and have gone a slep furlher in preparing 'rhemselves for 'rhe fufure. VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL Wifh summer vacafion iusf around fhe corner, volleyball is fhe welcomed game of all acfive sporf lovers. This season, feam names such as fhe Upse++ers , VolIeybabes , and Se'r-Ups , wifh players fo mafch, made fhe fournamenf weeks full of surprises and good fimes. Twelve feams compefing for class championship and sfriving for an undefeafed crown resulfed in hard-foughf games and fun- fwisfecl wrisfs. Climaxing fhe evenfful season was fhe always enjoyed spread wifh games, food and more food. Mosf Valuable Players , chosen fo represenf fhe besf volleyball maferial, played fhe champs in a game of excellenf feam work and oufsfanding individual abilify. So from volleyball fo solfball, fhe afhlefic world moves on. Shoo'l ', Overguarding , Foul , were some of fhe famous words and shoufs heard during fhe baskef- ball round-robin fournamenf. Mrs. lnez Lang was fhe faculfy advisor, and lda Douglas was sfudenf man- ager of fhe sporf. Sprained ankles, broken fingers, and fwisfed foes were fhe resulfs of one of fhe besf liked sporfs of fhe G.A.A., and ofher gym classes. Each girl was given an opporfunify fo officiafeg fhus making if possible for her fo display her knowledge of baskefballg nof only on fhe courf as a player, buf also as an official. One of Miss Sfrange's feams, fhe Fowlers , was firsf place in fhe fournamenf, wifh one defeaf. Miss Sfrange faughf her classes a zoning defense and ofher new fechniques. RAITT, JONES, THOMAS, ANDERSON. SPEEDBALL AND SOFTBALL During Speedball season There was a large charge beTween The big wheels and liTTle spokes in G.A.A. Under The able guidance oT Miss Glessie STrange, The season sTarTed off wiTh a mighTy pracTice session. Several splashes of rain, iusT enough To dampen The field, made i+ impossible for daily pracTice. Leav- ing only abouT Three weeks ofgood hard work-ouT. The TournamenTs were posTponed unTil The day of finals. EighT minuTe games were played in a play 'Til you win Tashion wi+h The Coclcy Hangovers on Top. Trailing in wiTh a close second, wiTh buT one loss, were The Leaping Levi's . Speedball ended wiTh a ioinf speedball-baskeTball spread. Sirings of spagheTTi were enjoyed by all. SoTTball season opened This year wiTh each girl receiving her share of sprained Hngers and wrisTs, and above all an added sense of good sporTsmanship. Twelve Teams were chosen, each Team parTicipaTing in a round-robin TournamenT, all The while doing Their besT To ouT-slug, and ouT-caTch The oTher. BuT The compeTiTion was Tough and There were many games ThaT had To be played over-Time, due To Tied scores, and well maTched Teams. A soTTball spread was impossible because of The impending acTiviTies on The June calendar Tor G.A.A. The season ended wiTh The members of The winning Team adding a hundred well earned poinTs To Their rising ToTals reaching Tor greaTer honor. SoTTball proved again To be one of The mosT popular sporTs engaged in by The girls of The G.A.A., and ended The school year well by puTTing everybody in good spiriTs To enTer summer acTiviTies. ri, CAA BOARD TENNIS Backed by one of 'the mos+ progressive execu+ive boards in Hs hisrory, ihe Girls' A+hle+ic Associaiion has excelled in all Hs underfakings during fhe pas? year. Their goal has been fo promofe good sporfsmanship, fo encourage good heallh, and +0 become a more aciive service club fo Samohi. Inspired by The enfhusiasm of i+s fhree advisors,-Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Blankenship, and Miss S+range, The board sponsored fhe Foofball Dance, sfaged a Junior-Senior Benefif Baskeiball Game, conducied weekly cake sales, published a G. A. A. paper, pariicipafed oufsiandingly in +he annual Play Day, and confribufed greafly fo Samohi in many ofher forms of service. Each member of ihe board deserves congrafulaiionsl Presideni' Lindy Hadley for leadership: Vice-Presidenf Marianne Seminario for work on +he scrapbook and her co-opera+iong Norma Benhoff, Recording Secre+ary, for accuraie records of poinfs earned and awarded: Corresponding Secrefary Joye Marcoe for her promp+ accounfs of board and general meeiingsq Nancy Ross, Treasurer, for her swell iob wilh The figures: Yell Leaders Dian Harding, Vickie Flaxman, and Nadina Weiner for enfhusiasm and spirifq Sporfs Manager Ida Douglas: Barbara Me+zger, and Evalee Arkinson, Samohi reporfers 'lor 'Their wrifeups. For fhe 30+h consecufive year fhe weaker sex has upheld Samohi's repufafion on +he fennis courfs. The manager, Barbara Thomas was in charge of meefings, arranged mafches, and fook care of Bay League school correspondence wifh ihe aid of Jean Goen, Capiain of The ieam. This year +he sponsor was Miss Sirange. I SPECIAL C-YM POSTURE This year Posfure Weelr was handled in a differeni way. In all girls gym classes, The siudenls selecfed fhose fhey considered as exponenfs of good pos+ure, These, and oihers added as Ihey improved, were Ihen on probafion. Lafer They were recheclled by s+uden1's and Ieachers and Ihe six+y-five remaining were infroduced 'Io Ihe Parenfs a+ 'the P.-T.A. Folk Dance Fesiival, given by ihe girls Physical Educafion Deparfmenf. These were observed in and our of class and of +hese, 39 were presenfed wifh Posfure Cerfificaies ai 'Ihe award assembly in Barnum Hall. These were aboui equally divided beiween Ihe I0-I I-I2 grades of bo'rh Regular and Special Gym. The following were 'the Posiure Winners: BEVERLY HUDSON, ESTHER EASTHAM, MARY JANE MCBROWN, JOY HANSON, GWEN JUDD, BARBARA FELIZ, PAT FORBES, NANCY FREEMAN, ANTOINETTE CALTABIANO, LORNA KIRSHEN, DOROTHY ANDERSON, BETTE JEAN BLACK, MARY HAMBY, VIVIAN CAMP- BELL, BETTY GIBSON, MARY KAY GREEN, JERI LEWIS, BEVERLY IRWIN, LEE HAYDEN, CAROL BARADA, DIANA MARINER, MARJORIE BANKS, BARBARA HUBB, BETTY MILLER, ANN KING, DORIS BATES, SHIRLEY HEATON, DORIS GAIL, JANE STARR, ROSE MARIE BLOCK, CAROLYN DREWRY, BEVERLY HILLS, MARY HACKWORTH, ROCHELLE WITKOVSKY, DORIS BIDDICK, CAROL FEIST, JUNE KNIGHT, MARY LOU NARVESON, RUTH HUTCHINS. Special Gym classes, under ihe direciion of Rhea Olga Feafhersfon, mee? every day wiih a program of Rhyfhms one day a weeir-badmin'ron one day for ihose +ha+ are physically able Io play ii, and on fhe oiher Three days individual exercises are Ialen in groups Ihe firs+ par? of each period and resl or games +he Iasf parl. 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Liffle Bees had a championship .... The Senior Play, Dear Rufh, wenf over all expecfafions wifh ifs ferrific casf. December found Seniors counfing fhe days unfil fheir fime was up .... Girls were kniffing argyles for un- grafeful males, mofive-gold foofballsg .... Two weeks of blissful vacafion wifh everyone lpracficallyl re- membering fo come back .... Juniors wished everyone a Merry Chrisfmas by presenfing a Snow Ball. January sfarfed off wifh Viking and Vikeffes enfering fheir own Fiesfa Floaf in fhe Rose Bowl Parade . . . . Sensafional! Seniors wenf big fime for fheir Prom, held in fhe Ambassador Hofel . . . Colossal! And fhey graduafed. February welcomed new faces around fhe campus. Among fhe new Sophs were Frank Kirby, Marion Gar- reff, Paul Swisshelm, Peggy Benneff, Jackie Hardin, Sylvia Knighf and Jeanne Woekel .... Lafer on Daisy Maes dragged fheir Lil Abners fo a make believe Dogpafch in fhe girls gym. March blew in no evil winds. Glenn Ford and Marfha Tilfon refurned fo fheir alma mafer fo sfar af ferrific Boys' League Talenf Show .... Samohi was ruled by members of fhe weaker sex on March 7fh . . . . Occasion, Girls' Day . . . . Masculine members of fhe classes found if hard fo concenfrafe wifh such pre'H'y feachers. Ofher evenfs of fhe day were fhe Gym Gynx and and assembly especially for fhe girls. April confribufed beaufiful weafher and lofs of fans, resulfing from spring vacafion .... Everyone was busy wifh plans for fhe firsf Fiesfa in years .... Boys sfepped info readymade iobs such as Mayor and Police Chief for Boys' Career Day. May and aqua esfa .... Jo Anne Hagsfrom and Earl Wafz reigned over fhe magnificenf Fiesfa . . . Beaufiful pageanf .... Beaufiful decorafions .... Beaufiful cosfumes .... Beaufiful Girls .... June came around and prepared for anofher graduafion. Seniors had a round of banquefs and picnics and fhen fhey graduafed. gms. 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LEACH AND ANDERT-TWO NEW FACULTY. MUN v f -'aw v GIRLS' DAY An Apple for +he Teacher was fhe +une hummed by many a Vilce on March 7, as Samohi girls seized 'I'he feachers' rulers and +hrew 'rheir boolcs in lockers .... The day was climaxed by a Charm As- sembly and Girls' Gym Jynx .... Wha+ fun!!! Will you ever forgel' sfanding in fronl' of +he class ex- plaining fhe use of a preposi+ion??? or O'Connell's lerrific impersona+ion of Jolsen and KanoFf's sfern expression while siH'ing in Mr. Konold's cleslc??? H' was lo+s of fun!! AWARDS Highlighfing fhe Assembly were fhe presen+a+ions of +he Addison Barne++ and +he Eihel Robinson awards. The Addison BarneH' award for boys was presenfed +o Pa+ Killen for being ou+s+anding in scholarship, cilizenship, school leadership, and alhlelics. The Elhel Robinson award for girls was presenied +o Doris Gail and Jan Ashford who fied for raiing highesl' among senior girls in scholarship, characler, leadership, and service fo lhe school. Ofher awards presenfed ai' fhe assembly were: Forensics, Virginia MoFfe++g Science, George Wilson and Michel Bader, Drama, Delores Mann, D.A.R., Gwen Judd: and Red Cross, Barbara Mefzger. TOURNAMENT OF ROSES A dream come frue was Samohi's Fies+a Floa+ which floafed away wifh firsf place in fhe Educafional division of fhe Pasadena Tournamenf of Roses Parade on New Year's Day. The beaufiful floral enfree was a masferpiece of design and hard work from many differenf sources. Janef Cooper was queen for a day and her royal courf consisfed of Doris Gail, Lucy Wighf, Dorofhy Mae Anderson, Anfoineffe Calfabiano, Jan Ashford, Lucille Smifh, Andy Oldfield and Glenn McMasfers. Thanks fo Andy and his capable assisfanfs New Year's was a successful day for Samohi. BCJYS' DAY April 30+h found Samohi boys 'raking posilions as local Big Wheels in +he Police Sfafion, Banks, and ofher business offices around Sanfa Monica in observ ance of Na+ional Boys Week .... Affer a hard morning af fhe office , a luncheon was given al' 'lhe Miramar Holel for lhe business men and fheir par+ners . EmCee was Phillip McHugh and +he guesf speaker was Mr. Lee Shippey, of +he Los Angeles Times .... The General Chairman of 'fha aclivifies was A. R. Veenker. Taking parl' in +he day's ac'rivi+ies were: Judge Rhodes, Phillip Hill, Roberl' NiH'inger, Mark Gales, W. T. Morby, J. L. Schimmer, Dr. Davis, C. S. Warren, A. E. Konold, Judge Tafi, Saul Hershnov, Alberl' OviaH', Andy Oldfield, Bob Ausiin, Lee Shippey, Carl Enzenberg, Tom King, Bob Silverman, and Richard Swanke. ANNS FLOWER SHOP Jusi' as smooth as Andy and Jan is 'rhe service you'll gef at ANN'S FLOWER SHOP. For flowers for your queen and ser- vice supreme, shop al' Ann's. I9I5 WILSHIRE BLVD. Dear Friends: Perhaps you too have walked silently through the woods on a Sunday morning in the spring time, stopping every so often to listen to the birds overhead and to breathe deeply of the fragrance of the woods, with shafts of sunlight I coming through the trees. When you reached a clearing you came upon a carpet of violets which thrilled you and made you realize that spring had come and summer fi was on its way. A I At the time you little realized that many years later your memory t would bring back that scene even though you were in the midst of the roar and the din of a big city. Memories are wonderful things. Sincerely yours, l'aunaSwddwJ POTATO CHIPS ru: mm nom can sur QM Scudder Food Products, Inc., Monterey Park, California Laura Smddefs Peanut Buffer, Toasted Nuls, illajffozver Potato Cbzlbs , 7,7 II' fakes an experl' like Pal' Killen +o recognize goocl sporI's equip- menr-and he knows 'rhaf Dick S+ewarI s SanI'a Monica Sporf- ings Goods SI'ore is 'I'he place I'o gel' whal' you wan'r. Don Sleere and Chuck Mungle, foo'I'baII and baske'I'baII s+ars agree wiI'h Pa+ +ha+ you don'+ have I'o look farlher Ihan Dicks for wha+ you wan+. I256V2 THIRD ST. DICK STEWART'S SPORTING C-GODS Ralph Hirsch is one of 'rhe many Samohi sI'udenI's who prefers CampbeII's 'For his cIoI'hes. He knows 'rha'r I'he buys are Ihe besl' in Iown. If you are one of 'Ihe un-wise ones, wise-up and buy il' aI' CampbeII's. C A M P B E LL S 327 SANTA MONICA BLVD. You won'+ feel like a bull in a china shop when you buy your gifls and sfalionery goods al' Carlisles. You will find eEFicien+ service and +he besl in qualify, as Delores Mann has. CARLISLE STATIONERY I343 3rcl STREET Whe'I'her you wanf a Jolson album or a violin sI'ring, Wilsons will give you The besl' in quaIi+y and ser- vice. Follow Ihe example of Bob and Jo-Ann and relax wiI'h re- cordings of Frankie Lane and Margare+ Whifing a+ 'rhe record shop. WILSON'S MUSIC COMPANY THIRD STREET ARCADE Lloyd Bandura will be a candida+e for +he besi- dressed 'Fellow in I'own in his sharp cIoI'hes from Kneelands. June Kanoff recommends Kneelands for service and sa+isfac+ion wifh every buy. KNEELAN DS l345 THIRD STREET Do your clo+l'1es look as old as lhey are? lf 'rhey do, you need a cleaning esfablishmenl +l1a+'s fops in efficient speedy service. Me+ropoli+an is lhe choice of Lucy and Coe+a. METRCDPCDLITAN CLEAN ERS CAS E Y'S JEWELERS HCASEYH AT THE BAT! HATS OFF to the students of Samohi We invile you 'I'o inspecf our complere line of diamonds, wafches, and jewelry. We specialize in afrhlelic medals and lrophies. Your old iewelry remodeled or repaired in our own shop on +h mezzanine floor, all work ,done on +he premises. REPAIR WORK DONE ON PREMISES l I3 Broadway Phone 59355 Diamonds Walches MAN N'S MALT S H O P Serving delicious sandwiches, bo+h hol' and cold, super banana splils and superb sun- daes, maH's, and shakes. Cour+eous, capa- ble employees are eager +o serve you al' Mann's DELICIOUS MALTS 309 ARIZONA AVENUE If you have a flower complex gel rid ofil al ANN'S, I9l5 Wilshire. Choice selec+ions of flowers and corsages are yours For +he asking. Re- member when undecided, make up your mind al ANN'S. ANN'S FLOWER SHOP I9I5 WILSHIRE BOULEVA People who know, prefer fo go, fo Croydons. Trudy and Bob like fhe friendly, helpful service af Croy- dons and so will you. The college shop af FarIey's has iusf whaf you wanf in fhe way of sporfs clofhes wifh sizes ancl prices fo please fhe aver age Samohife. Look your besf, feel your besf in clofhes from Farley's. FAR L EY'S CROYDONS l4I 8 3rd STREET C-REETINC-S CHAS. A. TECNER CO. ESTABLISHED AND ACITIVE SINCE I902 from CARL E. TEGNER . . . 'I5 HILDING A. TEGNER . . . . 'I6 THELMA TEGNER SCHCBER . . 'I7 REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 2I0 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD Phone 5I7!6 or 58I47 OLDFIELD OIL Wanf fo make your car look sharp? Then follow fhe example of your ASB Prexy and his companions and drive info Oldfield Service for an all-over Job . Jan Ashford and Pop Kerr approve as Jack Young, Bob Savage, and Andy and Earl Oldfield bend fheir efforfs foward making a car Ready To Go . I Talce a HD from Fred Fosfer and Dolores Mann. They believe in Marbros 'For smoolh sfvles and +he kind of prices +ha'r agree wi+h your budget MARBRGS Frosfed malls are really 1'he besl' confeclion you can eal'-And +he place fo gef +hem is in +he ARCADE NT M 8: F DAIRY. No ofher place can safisfy your hunger in a more delicious way. CT D XQQQQJ Ma FHDAIRY gf The home of fine ice creams, and flavors. For sodas, sundaes, malfs and cones, go +o ERIC'S. Quali+y flavor, and delicious en- ioymeni' will be yours. I902 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD ERICS ICE CREAUM Whe+l1er your dog has a pedigree or no+, he will i be salisfied wi1'l'1 'food 'from flue Canine Bu'l'cl1er Shop. Peler Kipp believes in lhe saying +lwa+ a clogs bes+ friend is l'l1e bulcher. CANINE BUTCHER SHOP l502 WILSHIRE BLVD. Wlwere is The srore +l1a+ has all your musical desires? Long Haired, Slworl' Haired or no Haired, i'ls The Li'H'er Music Co. San'Ia Monica Boulevard, as HugeH'e and Sammy will fell you. LITTER AND COMPANY 3I8 SANTA MONICA BLVD. BRIERS SILK SHOP I45 I FOURTH STREET Colden Slate Lumber Co. 2436 SANTA MoNTcA BouLEvARD HOSIERY BAR I340 FOURTH STREET Hosiery Blouses Lingerie Sporlswear JIM JAY MALT SHOP l402 MONTANA STREET THE HOUSE OF PERFECT DIAMONDS Looking for a special gifl' for +l1a+ special girl? Whal would be nicer Than a personal gi'FI' of iewelry. May we suggesl' compacI's, earring, pearls, and decorafive lapel pins? LAWSON'S JEWELRY l3I2 THIRD STREET I S MrsM+ FF +I.+ CI g Ivk I +II h +1'C IK A dfh + 1'd+ helpers Ferking, Crum, Hanna, Ross, Rudd, Bol+en, Johnson, EH'er, Morrow, and Chapman, Spring sfudeni' manager. Hollywood Trophy Co. ENCILEIS 'For FOR PLAQUES-CUPS RADIOS SCHCDOL PINS PHGNGGRAPHS SPECIAL EMBLEMS APPLIANCES CLUB INSIGNIA PARTS and SERVICE l638 Norrh Wilcox Drive l4+h and MONTANA HO. 3959 M. J. McCauley SANTA MONICA OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE ANNUAL OF THE SANTA MONICA HIGH SCHOOL. SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS! GRADUATES! WE FURNISH CAP AND GOWN WITHOUT CHARGE. STUDIOS LOCATED IN ALL PRINOIPAL CITIES OF CALIFORNIA AND UTAH. AUSTIN STUDIO I444 - 3rd S'I'reeI' Phone 54944 San'I'a Monica HOLLYWOOD ATHLETIC CO. Chenille LeI'+ers Swealers, A'IhIeI'ic Goocls 2I I EAST SEVENTH ST. Los Angeles I4, Calif. HERFF JONES CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND Senior Class Rings A. R. DANKWORTH CO. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Gradualion Announcemenls Colden State LumIDer Co. 2436 SANTA Iv1oNIcA BLVD THANKS TO R. M. BOTSFORD REDS MILL TA -' Wholesale A ' SANDWICH COMPANY Phone Phone 66 I 94 662 I 5 ALBION KNITTING MILLS AWARD SWEATER CLUB 84I7 So. Hoover Slreel' Los Angeles 44, Calif. D TH 623I --PM 'Q Q14 WAN W .QV fiiiiglg i , ay n Mica' ll .f 5? in V ...Q-fi' fi .Q-ff i?a.?fi?y aff THANKS EVERYONE EThanlcs +o Mr. Frank Roshnell 'For Fiesfa phofography, Mr. X X Q4Joe Muller for general plwofography, Mrs. Griggs and Mrs. Q Horn of Aus+ins 'For Senior phofography, ancl Mr. Gaze of X Pacific Press for phofos of Girls' Day, Boys' League Con- K, ven+ion and Samol1i . . . To Mrs. Paula Schneider of +l1e Ar+ Depar+men+ for pl1o'rography in opening sec+ion . . . Mr. Rogers of Me+ropoli+an Engraving Co., for engraving and N XY S general supervision . . 5'To Mr. Coleman of Soufhern Cali- X i 'Fornia Li1'l1ogr5pl1ing Co .... 'for lilhographing and prin+ing X ' . . . 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