Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

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Iris Allex Leatha Back Paumne Belous Eric Buckland Jimmy Coleman Tom Argyle Marie Bahn Leo Beeks Leonora Burcham Tom Da rajs Mason Ashbukn Eugene Baker Jkanne Berger Bernett Coalter Elliott Davis Walter A kil Virginia Barnes Gene: ' ieve Biner Adele Cooke Rhodes Dayton Gordon Ayres Charles Beahm Marshall Buck Jeanne Craft Ralph De Witt [28]

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Joe Hale Map.iox Evans Betti.na Thomas Masaru Nishikawa La Vekxe Jeffers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ass ' t Treasurer S ' 33 HISTORY June 2 1 ! Yes, it is the finish, but only the finish of Chapter I in the great story of life. We see 131 smiling faces as they receive their awards after their first great realization has come true. Time flies. Only six years previous these same young aspirants bashfully trod from class to class finding a change greater than any they had thus far been confronted with. This was a new step. Not a very large step in comparison with the one they are now completing — GRADUATION. These years seemed to act as a grinding stone, forming and shaping the class through various stages into a class materially equal to any Venice High has yet seen. Even then, it had all the marks of a great class, and many of its members were very active in the honor society as well as other school organizations. We finally entered our final year. Once again, you may remember that this well organized group has been exceed ' ingly prominent in school affairs. First, in Scholarship, we have June Hallberg, Del- phian President; James Coleman, Student Body President: Bettina Thomas, G.A.A. President; Masaru Nishikawa, Student Body Secretary; Betty Wagner, Lawton Van Slyke, Rhodes Dayton, and Mary Kiralla. Next, in athletics, we acclaim the follow- ing : Hyjima Masuda, Bob Simpson, Ralph Mojonnier, Bill Rozier, Masaru Nishikawa, Wayne Laudig, Lawton Van Slyke, Bill Goupil, Norman Crafton, Vincent Hamilton, Jimmie Hume Glen Robinson, and Fremont Spinney. In Political and Social circles we have been especially gifted with the presence of Marion Evans, James Coleman, Alice Young, Masaru Nishikawa, and Bettina Thomas. It has often been said that for one to peer into the future he must have looked into the past. From this age-old inference, our class should bring renown and honor to themselves in the years to come. [27]

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MAKRIOTT DlCKEV Joyce Dye ' ! Eleanor Ellis Ei.EVNOR EpI ' ICII Jack Ericson Grace Ewino Fred Findlay ERRIS Fox Don Killer Wayne Gilman Mary Goss Bill Golpil Norman Grafton John Gruey Joe Hale June Hallberc Helen HARPEr. Josephine Hefele Alex Henderson Thelbia Howai-.!) Ji.M.MlE HL ' ME La Verne Jeffers Joe Keaton [29]