Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

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Don Allen Lee Allen Lucille Allen Lois Arnold Maiieleine Bertram Elfriede Braun Ben Brichtman Daisy Brownson Harry Canann Vernon Cary Betty Castle Ray Ciiarlsox Jimmy Clark Leo Coxe Nathan Cunningham GEOIiOE CUTIIILL Ruth Dalton Garnet Daniel Louise Davidson Vic De Nisi Jack Dexter Wayne Dunaoax Paul Dunlap Jack Dunning Jack Esler [22]

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]r r i: Nisi Presidvnt Lli: Am fx V ice-President Le Mai MalDu.nalu Secretary RUSSLLL GlIAV Treasurer Ida Schade ss ' t Treasurer W ' B HISTORY The larger portion of the Winter Class of 1933 entered Venice High School six years ago as rugged seventh graders with a fixed determination to attain heights for which they would long be remembered. They dreamed dreams and more impor- tant yet, they realized those dreams. Along the distant climb from scrubs to mighty seniors the members of the Blue and Red attracted notice because of their unusual ability in arts, in scholastic ability, and in athletics. Joe Wilensky, Madalcinc Bertram, Russ Gray, Olga Schade, Dale Riter, Harold Stolle, Homer Hout;, Kuni Miyake, and Art Yuba, achieved high positions on the schooFs governing boards while Ray Charlson, Madalyn Thaw, Lovey Weinstein, Louise Davidson, Bruce Uchino, Ben Bnghtman, Florence Ella Thurlow, Vic De Nisi, Lee Allen, Ida Schade, and Jim Prince predominated in numerous club activities. In their junior year, athletics again asserted themselves, this time more strongly; the names of several athletes in the class will long stand out in the Sports Annals of Venice. Some of the more prominent athletes are: Joe Wilensky, June Keeth, Vic De Nisi, Bruce Uchino, Ray Charlson, Joe Schwartz, Martin Sanchez, Russ Gray, Paul Dunlap, Elsie Mertz, Ben Bnghtman, Olga Schade, Navalette Tabor, Florence Ella Thurlow, Lugi Carlucci, Burke Morrison, Betty Castle, Jack Dexter, Madaleine Bertram, Bob Rapin, Garnet Daniel, and Nathan Cunningham. Madaleine Bertram and Olga Schade received the coveted Roman Lamp at Com- mencement. Evelyn Quist, Pete Smith, Madalyn Thaw, and Thelma Sloan brought forth the drama sector. How wonderful it will be if all of these who vision great things will realize their hopes and continue to Climb Though the Rocks Be Rugged. [21]

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George EsTABnooK Blaine Evans Elsie Ferguson Louis Ferrisii J. B. Fox Doris Fredericks Bill Gillette Abe Goldman Russell Gray James Gregory Adolphe Griffith Louise Hewer Ruby Hirst Homer Houtz Helen Isiiell George Jaynes Ethan Johnson James Johnston June Keethb Marjorie Kuhns Ruth Larson Frank Lynch Michel Martinez Jack Maxey Le Mai MacDonald [23]