Victor Valley High School - Joshua Tree Yearbook (Victorville, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1941 volume:

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M Q ,- ,Q Y P ,I ,- C 'w 3LfL'w Ev? 24 o L41 VICTOR VHLLEH DHHS THIS IS THE OLD SENIOR BRINGING YOU ANOTHER EPISODE IN THAT THPILLING DRAMA or OUR LIFE, VICTOR VALLEY DAYS. BACK IN SERTENEER, THE PORTALS OF V.V.H.S. OPENED, WITH THE VETERAN STUDENTS LEADING A MASS OF STARRY-EYED FRESHMEN ON THE OLD WORN TRAIL TO EXCITING FOOTBALL GAMES, MEUORABLE PARTIES, DATES, AND LIFE-LONG FRTENDSQ 'X Z- Qgxx -A UST INSIDE TH BFCKON NG DOORS WAS THE FA U Y INCLU N THE N W ENING THE FIQST ASSEMBLY OF THE YEAR R HAPKNESS INTRODUCED THE FACULTY, AND STUDENT QODY pRESlDENT CLARKE 'ESB PRESENTED HIS OEEICERS. S E DAYS ROLLED ALONG, O ASQES CLUSS, AND LEAGU ECTED THEIR OFFICE PRESIDENT JACK CRAwFORD'S SENIORS EVJOYED A STEAK BAKE AT DEAD 'AN S POINT FOOTBALL SEASON OPENED wITH A JACKRAS C ORv OVER T. QERNARDINE DTICKV FINGERED CRAIG m JINNIS L END, WAS ELECTED CAPT N Or THE JACKRASBIT ELEVEN. A DISAPPOJNTING SEASON CLOSED WlTH THE DEFEAT or THE BUNNIES ON THANKS GJVJNG DAY WHEN THEY PLAYED NEEDLES ON THE LOCAL IALKER JONES FIELDg 7 I , ,Q x ' E . 'E I . sy NT . s-KN 7 K-. ..Q 3? F ,Q ,QI J E L I c LT , Dl'G E P. E. TEACHER, MISS ALVA JOHANSON, OF THE CLASS or '55 or V.V.H.S. OP . . ,I , H .. A' TH V.V.H.S. L S , , ES EL RSI ' 1 If , ' g ,Q ' - BIT VI T , 15-7, S E ' . ' - IV' - P , SENIOR EET AI . HOWEVER, THE STUDE S OTT, UILDRED PACE, CASTER SPEECH CONTEST A NNING A PL BARTER, MIA CARLOTTA, FTER TWO DAYS F WEEKS OF COUGHS, HIGH RESUNED ITS NEW CLASS RINGS CLASS SWEATERSS THE JUNIOPS EARTED HERBERT DECEMBER PROvED T0 ALLY INVADED THE SCHOOL. PLAYS AND PROVIDED SOOHM ISSUE OF THL OUILL CONT ll SNEEZEO REGULAR AND THE IMMEDIA W S TRI SENTED THEIR TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, THL NAT DED IN A FLOUPISH WITH A CHRISTM S DANCE FOR THE AND ALUMNIO VIVED BY TW WEEKS' CHRI TI S HOLIP BACK AT SCHOOL R ADV, wIL INC AND A LE TO TAR W TING F R WEEKS OF HAH ING SEASONQ NOSED OUT OF THEM H A, A ASKETBALL F D RACTICE AND PREPARED FOR WHAT TURNFD OUT UP H WERE OUT OF FAVOR WITH LADY LUC CTORIES ev NCL P IN . E L TEAM PP CKY FI INNI GPR G Y C Aw. E D T SENIOR PRE FIRM CHEERED WHEN vAN AT PD x J NTS WERE CONSIDERABLY ARKE MEBB, AND JEAN SU L FD GERALDINE CAME THROUG TH FLVU THE LYRIC POETRY READIN AND 'THE GHWAYMANC HANKSGIVINC VACATION AND REO NOEES RESULTI UTINE N H TH SENI J IIORS PLAYING THE H H G CONTEST WI OLLOWED B FRI PROUDLY FL! SNAPPY LMO LO, HIN CK T LY WENT TO ORK ON T UMPHANTLY PRESENTED THE S A BUSY MOJTH wHEN TH THE LIBRARY ASOISTANTS APKS THAT PADIATED CHRI AINING BEAUTIFUL CHRISTN R CLAOS P RST OF OE RISTIAS A RANCED THR E L BER ST H ATE C TMAS CH PICT A 1 A SJ AND THE STUDL T BODY THE U T A S TUPEITO ACT KI T BE E 2 IJEP TERIAL NECESSARY FOR OVERCOMING OPPOSITION, AS SHOWI E PPEDD UR T AM L H D SEPT LEAGUE CHAIPION M EN NED T H OVE ' PEQ' D TINC TUSSL B TTY LEE, WHO SENIORS FRED FRANCES I I IN S...v AL ADIIRAT UNION SwEATERS...oN FRED AND MICK Y LIBRARIAN VERONICA... BY LIBRARY'S TVO CHRISTHAS TREES 8 IVISS ALVA JOHAHSON... PRESIDENT ESB AND CONGRATULATIONS CAPTA N RAUFORD DGAVEL RALCINE HE LAN COLORS, E POEMS I VICTOR THE AND RFD YI F DIS STMAS BY THE SEASON ULTY, ARRIVED T DOWN TO EYCIT EATEDLY VL THE LS THEY DARSTOW W N TH LOCAL SCHOOL CONTEST, REPRESENTED Nat M ., I N I, Q L ' ' ' SE W- . ' L- K-I HST' - N H EDI! AAC- '5 G .- S, T I , . , . ' - C . ' C Y CL W L I TES E. - P I . H WI NG WI FIRST ACE IN . I T T I I 11 ITN Il 'I HI , H A O T S , F Y A . ST TVO C, S, NG on THE F I I I RO 'IT E . ORS IS C IR ' UI DIS IP BLA . - E w HEI C LAY, AND BIG H H A E FI ,ICED . . E . I I E CH 4 SPIFIT IN- S I R C I HAS - ' S I -EP, C PI T . . . E IRES H ART CLASSES wAS PUBLISHED, THE MUSIC AND PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASSES PRE- ' C T ' IVITY, O- EN A .I ' 'N L ,FAO PE - A O ' S KA IAY, S , A S '- H E 'L IC, B H E P HE NED ,'.IVI IES AI O : T E B, ND C B T, m KNUC -ED : . T P . , O AN . - O s CK, EFINO PE' Vl A Sl E O T TH P TT' D TO HL E MA ' IN IN TH GAF' CO O C E OST T E E I I SHIP THEN T GPI THE DECIDINC POINT IN HE T IRD RTILE ,D OF A FAST, EX- CI El E O E I D, I I . IEI R .C IU- TU I ION J , R I , . 4g E T ,Y ' X q ',LH ENTRANTS IN LANCASTER I SPEECH CONTEST FLU EPIDEMIC AT VVHS INTO BASKETBALL SUITS BROWN OF THE B' OPENING OF CAFETERIA VICTOR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL IN THE DISTRICT AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY CONTEST AND PLACED SECOND. T E ACTIVE .S .ERS STA D THE FEB UARV S I S SON WITH TAFFY PULL, FOLLOUED BY A PROGRAM AND REFRESHMENTS OF SALAD AND CHOCO TEg N T TO BC OUTD NE, THE JUNIOR STAGE AN ALL DAY SNOW PARTY WRIGHTWOODO WHEN FEBRUARY 1 ROLLED AROUND, THE SENIORS PRESENTED THE SCHOOL WITH A VALENTINE GIFT IN THE FORM OF A VALENTINE'S DAY DANCE. FLSO DURING FEBRUARY THE STUDENTS TURNED THEIR THOUGHTS TOWARD THE STAGE. THE PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS PRESENTED THE ONE ACT COMEDY BROTHEDS IN ARMS AND TWO SCENES FROM THE DRAMATIC WORLD JAR PLAY, JOUQNEY'S END THUS SPURRED ON, THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR ENGLISH CLASSES TRAYELED TO BERNARD SHAw'S GREAT STAGE SUCCESS, PYGMALION, STARRING RUTH CHATTERTON THE ROLE OF ELI DOOLITTLE, THE COCKNEY FLOWER GIRL. THE SPANISH AND LATIN CLASSES BROKE THEIR ANNUAL CUSTOM OF ATTEND ING THE RAIONA PAGEANT AND wENT INSTEAD TO RIVERSIDE TO SEE JOHN STEVEN MCGROARTV'S MISSION PLAY THE PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS ONCE AGAIN HELD THE SPOTLIGHT WHEN THEY PRESENTED T0 THE GRATEFUL OFFICERS OF EVERY SCHOOL ORGANIZATION A MUCH NEEDED MIMEOGRAPHED PAMPHLET ON PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE ENTITLED KNOW YOUR PULES THOSE MEMBERS OF THE C S F WHO PULLED THROUGH THE SEMESTER ExAMS HELD AN IMPRESSIVE CANDLELIGHT INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS BEFORE THE AT TENTIVE STUDENT BODY, THE OUTGOING PRESIDENT, MARION TRUEBLOOD, TURNED ovER HER GAVEL TO GERALDINE SCOTT AS THE CULMINATION OF THEIR STUDY OF AFTER DINNER SPEAKING, MEMBERS OF THE SPEECH CLASS HELD A NIGHT BANOUET OF THE WRITERS AND JOURNALISTS LUBO CLEVER AFTER DINNER TALKS wERE GIVEN BY THE CLASS MEMBERS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR GUESTS. UNIORSDDOSNOW MANOOO WELMANOCCSNOW AT IRIGHTWOOD CAL. BASHFUL FROSH AND ST VALENTINE'S DAY ND AND RAIN, BUT PYSMALIONS 9 f E l x , - S H C T.F RTE R oc AL ER A LA O - O S D - AT x , 1 Ei ' I i H' I O THE BILTMORE THEATER IN LOS ANGELES TO ATTEND 'THE PERFORMANCE OF GEORGE IN ZA T rs . 1 'JI I ' rx 5 I x I F I I L O 1 ' I I ' r u 5 ' A I H 'I C N - A -ELL J I Q. I , , l WI ON T0 7. SHINE DT. VALEN NE'S DAY THE FRO H SLICKED DOIN THEIR HAIR, STRAIGHTENED H SR PINAFORES A ROHPERS, AND POSED PLEASANTLV THE FRONT STEPS WHILE MR. H RKNESS TOOK THEIR PICTURES. THIS TIME T FRESHMEN HAVE SHED MUCH OF THEIR CHLORO PHYLL, FOR THEY HAVE N T LY BE N S JECTED TO A THOROUGH TIATI THE SOPHOMORES, BUT THEY HAVE ALSO BEEN BASK IN THE MATURE DIANCE HED T UPPERCLASSMEN FOR SIX MONTHS Now. N OCTOBER TH ERESHHEN TURNED FIRST NIGHTERS AND ATTENDED A THEATRE PARTY AFTER EL GHTFDL PICN , WHICH THEY INVIT THE FACULTY MEMBERS, N THE ERONT LAWN or THE SCHOOLO THE CLASS CHOSE JERRY KOLLMAN AS ITS PRESIDENT FOR THE YEAR AL LETCHER S VICE PRESIDEN PATR CIA VAN AS ITS SECRETARY, AND BOB COL ITS TREASURER. VR. KEGLER IS H CLASS ADVI ERA DURING MARCH THE ERESHHEN ENJOYED w ENER ROAST, INCLLDING ALL THE IMMINGS EVEN STRAWBERRY PUNCH , THE MOJAVE RIVER NARROwS. LATER IN THE EVENING MANY or THE PICNICKERS ATTENUEO THE THEATRE. DER THE DIRECTION or HEIR ADVISER MR, KESLE THE FRESHUEN PR S NTED THEIR CLASS ASSEMBLY TO THE STUDENT BODY DURING THE LATTER PART OF MAYQ D NOW, w H T YEAR or HIGH SCHOOL BEHIND THEM THE M V RS or THE CLASS OF 1 AR OK NG RWARD T AN EV N MORE ACT SOPHOMORE YEAR, WHEN THEY w LL HAVE THE PPORTUNITY O WELC MI A N GROUP OF GREEN FRESHMEN TO THE HALLS or .D. AND TIATING TH N O THE MVSTERIES OF H H SCHOOL LlFEs 10 A f . ON C - . Tl S N ' ' N ij I ,5f T E ND Y . . ' ON A BY HE , o ON E UB- ,, INI ON av D A ING ' RA- S - BY HE 322' I E I 7 I . ,Q xx I 7 ' f ' 1 A D I ' IC TO ED . E A O - I n , A ITS - T, I SUL- LI E AS M T E S . M A I I TR Q D AT UN T , L R R, .W E- E' AN IT THEIR F195 , E - BE QLILI E LO I, FO O E IVE I O . F O NG EW H H V.V.H O INI C EM I T IG FRESHMEN ON INITIATION DAY THE IRISH IN THE SOPHOMORES CAME T0 THE EDRE IN MARCH WHEN THEY SPLURGED WITH A ST PATRICK'S DANCE FOR THE STUDENT BODY. M RCH ALSO SAW THE TRACK SEASON DEFINITELY ON ITS WAY WHEN CHU K MCDANIEL SMASHED T E CROSS COUNTRY RECORD T0 PLACE FIRST IN THE LIGHT WEIGHT RACE AND KENNY HILL SNAPPED THE TAPE TO VIN THE HEAvYwEIGHT RACE, BREAKING THE RECORD SET BY HIM LAST YEAR. RLS' SPDRTS ALSO WERE N T MEL GHT WHEN TH TW ALL STAR ASKETBALL TEAMS FDUGHT I ON THE G M FLOOR FOR SUPREMACY. H GREEN CLAO LIDNS, CAPTAINED BY OLIVE BDNEN, DYERCAME ADALEEN LANGLEY'S ORANGE CARBED TIGERS. THE OFFICIAL WHISTLERS WERE MARION TRUEBLOOD AND COLLEEN MCKINNEY, THE SHARP LYED REFEREE AND UMPIRED VARIETY wAS ADDED T0 E AME WHEN, DURING T INTERMISSIDN, VERDNICA TAYLOR AND THE NBLOOMER GIRLS ENACTED THE HISTORY or BASKETBALL. WITH THPOUGH THE NIGHT, THE SENIOR CLASS COMEDY THAT INVOLVED A MURDER, A MARRIAGE, AND A MYSTERY TH PLAY P RI AG INVADED TH ScHooL. THE JUNIORS STAGED THE ASSEMBLY 'M ET YOUR JUNIDRS, QUIZ P GRAM BOUT THE CLASS MEMBERS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES, CLEVERLY ARRANCED So THAT MUSICAL NUMBERS COULD BE wovEN INTD IT HE SDPHDMDRE D NIOR NCLISH CLASSES, WHO HAD SEEN STUDY SHAKESPEARE, WATCHCD DELIGHTEDLY THE SHOWING or THE MERCHANT OF VENICE G VEN AT THE PASADCNA PLAYHDUSE. HEY CAME SACK SIMPLY SPDUTING w H TACE KNOHLEEGE SUPPLIED BY KINDLY GUIDES WHO SHOWED THEM THE WORK BACKSTAGE. MEANWHILE THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT wAS WORKING HARD ON EASTER SELEC DNS, ND H VE THE BACKING w SAY THAT NOTHIN wAS MORE THRILLING THAN THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC PRESENTED PDR THE EASTER CANTATA SPEECH CLASS TURKEY DINNER. WEISS, ENDS GARRISDN, KELTON SULLIVAN, CRAWFORD MISS WELMAN,WILLIAMS, rqr- WEBB HDRINE, Ax ATMDRE HATTEN DoRr 11 I A C H - - GI I HE LI I E o - B T OUT Y T E ll H TH G , HE S Il , E S I T AIN E I ll I , E A RD- A T AN JU E ING I T IT S , , ll I A SI! , - TI A I A or ALL V.V.H.S. HEN I G O O O I D I I L Ya.: - l -A A , ' -1S- '-' I - ' 1 , , SUUUU EF AND ON APA -ORES SUILIFG S PHO'OQE Bucxv CAFLE SEcnETAHv JEAN QULLlVAN,TREAS URE JEA TIN AND LEADEQ, EAGLETOJ SOPHOMCFQE VTSER YELL DON HE V J .S E NATHE ' TIC TEACHER AND BOYS BAS KETBALL COACH, FRISBY LOCKARDa UNDER CAP TAI IR CAMPBELL, THE SOPHOUOPE GTHLS woN THE INTER CLASS BASKET BILL pLAvoEES. THEIR GOLU ASS Pl V J H.B. WITH THE ATTACHED L ON A GUAR MADE THE SoPHo NQHES FEEL TRA vacuo FR v JANUARY 21 ON. DURING THE MONTH or TAHCH, THE SOPHS HEL IC SPSE DE AN P NT. NG RIS THEY PLAYED HOSTS TO THF STUDENTS AND FACLLTY T AT c DAY DINCE IN THE GYVNASIUH ON THE EVENING or MARCH 1h. 12 FECTS T B TW CA LATE T E AUTHENT THE SOPH B- TTEL TO BEING PHOTOJHAPHE . CLASS E H N , H , VICE PQESTDEN , A . IL 5 fJ'ST o vS Too o B ICD o- ..'f gl-Y SU JI Fx C o z . OFFlC'RS A E PRESIDE T ERIC uc- - - T E d 3 A T r C , - Q, N WAA- S T fu T m , Ao- A IS .N. H c'Q T. ' 1 AA. S , ' - 1 N U IAM X CL NS KA lx! C '3 DD . Ex- 0 . N B A PTCN ,AC AT AD W 'S onw HND co- ll I H, ' AT A S . F FI K'S KEISERIS WAR CHANT AT JUNIOR ASSEMBLY HILL, HILLMAN AT AER CHANT OF VENICE GIRL ATHLETE IN 1 901 I HROUGH T E NIGH V LL, E STER VACATION GAVE Us I M BROWSE THROUGH THE EASTER EDITION OF THE QUILL ACK MEETS WERE HELD FOLLOWING SPRING VAC N, SU EECAU O ORTAGE OF TRACK MEN I TOR WA UNA T0 PLA FIR T N EITHER H AvY OR L H WE G T IO NEVER H L S, H R STAR AS HERNANDEZ MADE SPLENDID RECORDS NOT ONLY IN THE DESERT M RE, PRATT, AND TS SUT IN T BOXING HAD THE VARIOUS CHAM THE JOURNAL AT REDLANDS. I THE NARROwS VERSIDE DIV ITS NIG wHEN SI PIONSHIPS AT THE ISM CLASS OK A LL HENRY, HE MAI WAS THE SCENE OF HOT DOG. FACULTY LATE COMERS wHo THAT MANY A NEW HOT D DEMOUR HYOUTH ON PARADE WAS TH S GRAM GIVEN ON APRIL 50 THE FOLLOWING DAY WAS SENIOR C CLING, HORSEOACK RID NG NCI THE SENIORSO ON THE THURSDAY BEFORE THEIR ANNUAL SPRING TEA FOR THE STUDENT BOOY I9bI L2 OFFICERS ATTENTION OF THE THE QENIORS XTEEN FIGHTERS BATTERED EACH OTHER FOR ANNUAL BOXING TOURNAMENT IN THE GYM DAY OFF AND JOURNEYED TO A CONVENTI N N SPEAKER O THE D Y, COMPLETELY TOOK ANNUAL WORK THEY HAD LEFT BEHINDO THE CUSTOMARY IATCH OF FRESHLAN VERSUS FOUND MIGHTY SLI P C NGS CAN SSURE ING CHAMPION WAS CROWNED THAT DAY: RING THEME OF THE SCHOOL NIG PRO DITCH DAYO HAPPY RECOLLECTIONS OF B NG, AND MOVIE GO G STILL LING R WITH MOTHER'S DAY THE GIRLS' LEAGUE MEMBERS HELD THE MOTHERS OF STUDENTS IH SCHOOL M Y IAS ALSO THE MONTH NO SOONER TTLED THE M R H M T T THAN PREPARATIONS FOR THE PROM DEMANDED THE IMMEDIATE NIORS AND CLASS N HT T OF THE SENIOR . LE ST LL DREAMING ABOUT THAT GORGEOUS PROM, SUDDEN AMPAIGN S S, PEECHES, AND PR NISE . LV FOUND THEMSELVES TRYING TO KEEP STEP TO THE BACCALAUREATE MARCH: T NIGHT STATION VVHS WILL PRESENT TO ITS RADIO AUDIEN E THE GRADUA N EREVONY ITSELFO F R LET'S ACQUAINT OURSELVES WITH THE JUN IO S, wHO, AFTER A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, ARE LOOKING FORwARO TO 19h1 2 POWELL, KOLLMANN, AND FRESHMAN PICNIC JOURNALISM CLASS ON UNIVERSITY REOLANDS CAMPUS LETCHCR, ROPE CLIMRER LIGHTWEIGHT WHIZ 15 , I - I , a P E ' . ' 3 . t 'T H Tu - ME A A BREATH NG SPELL AS WELL AS TI.E TO I I TR ' ATIO T SE F A SH V c S SLE CE S I THE E IG T I H DIVIS N. T E ES SUC T ACK S AT- O U . MEE HE RI ISI La . HT - , .. TO O B . T F A THEIR MINDS AWAY FROM THE PILE OF . - - . M I KI A US - OG- , f H E 'TIR . HT - A O . ,, Y I , DA - IN E I n A T . - OF C I IGN S . Om S SE ATTE OF w O 'ERE O BE HE JU ' 'IG HAT S F , wHI I I . - O C - TIO C .. - BUT I ST ' A A - R -h , X, Qu I OF .8 I , V I ai QVUPLIFIERB THE JUNIORS, TER su YEAR AR LOOKING FORWARD T0 NEx LL T EN THEY WIL E ME T IR PLACES H sEN:oRs or V V M:ss GAVETTE 'A BERGER fi' SHAV WHITEHOUSE JACOBS R:TToN MCDANIEL SEALS NELLANST PACE-f HILL J MARTIN A4ART:N COOK KRETLOW HENRv K ix CARTER 'f 5 KE:sER rv- .Q sf .N 1: WERE sv T FOR PICTURE T ING N GROUP ON THEs PAGES TH v N BE EEN ErLEcT:NG HE D GN: AND coNsc:ousNEss or THEIR RESPONS! L ES THAT DEscE OED N TH HE R NK JDN: R. T w s H E IN GEN IN RR. HAT THE CLASS VEMBE OSSOMED OUT EARLY IN THE L BLAGR AND RED SWE T s, READY YO ECEIVE HE H AT TH REST Or THE scHo DECEMBER 5 AND 6 A c G H JUNIORS CHARLES TT N RALPH MEYERS ROSE MAR:E SEALs, QH:RLEv KRETLOW, CHARLES McDAN:EL, JOHN N LLANS, V VIAN UETZ, BILL W TEHousE, MILDRED ACE, GEORGE BERGER, JUNE 6 RTIN, ERLE JOHNSON AND SH:RLEv 'ART:N PRE NTED THEIR CLASS PL H IG HEARTED ERBERT FAST M v COUEDYQ :ss TELMAN DImECTED AND JHIRLEV MARTIN Ass:sTED HER s QTDDENT D:REcToR. M KING FULLY AS HARD TH ST TO MAKE H PLAY A SUCCESS w THE PRODUCYION STAFF NORHA CONKLIN, LUELLA SHAY AND SHIRLEY KRETLOH WORKED v H M: H ONNELL IN MAKING TH PROGHAMSA MARS S LL:vAN HAD CHARGE or H ND oPERT:Es, DOROTHY MEADE AND ELLA AE CARTE HAN LED COSTUMES, J:M KEENER, TTY f GE , AND TRINI ACEVCS MANAEED THE STA E ROPERTIES, oRcE WALES, Dos Ro' s A AND : cx SEARS AGREED ON THE STAG FF!CLQJ- LUELLA SHAV GEORGE EERGER,3ILL ' TEHOUSC, SHIRLEY ANN JAVOBS , , ' : . I 1 AF A cc sr , E . 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KEITH GUIN ANK voU PRLSIDENT CB . U NOW B NG U THOSE N AL w AR S V E., HE 20 . I I I .. 5 v - . K L E E : E oT v. A NAT -IVE . - , P ' C ' . H B THE Y c o V. E H S MTU NO HI. N 2 T. TH S' DENT ON . I E LN OU-- ' : If TH T I AS - - AN . A or US HERE AT VIET R t H A EN NING Bo E -IE SPONSOQ D B S I . EA. SS PRESENTED A STUDENT BODY ASSEMBLY, AND AT CHRISTMAS TIME THE FACULTY, , ' N' ,D EU E I . TO TO THE IOIIO-LII STUCE IT Boov ACTIVITIES, I A AL LA -, - -THE-vEAR PI c. A R I I wISH T NK JY o f I o I L2 I'Ef C I AA LY U 1 E N TH HE E- E E, S ' TY HR A N . TH , ' I L B ANR ' I RI vo UE T IZ DE or V. .H.9 T -- QUIZ KIDS L....E FIRST SEMESTER KOLLMANN, TAYLOR, CRAwFORD, WEISS, POWERS, SULLIVAN PACE, UGOTT, DONALDSON, HILLWIG, MARTIN, HELLAND, MAGEE, OSSORNE MOKINNEY TRUEDLOOD, . WORRIS, MASON, WILLIAMS, HILLMAN SECOND SEMESTER CRAWFORD, SULLIVAN, DONALDSON ARTIN, KOLLMANN WENDT, SHAY, PEAKE, POWERS, H, SCOTT HILLWIG, TAYLOR, PR. MORR SCOTT, EE, WIL AMS, TRUFBLOOD, J KOLLMANN IS MY PLEASURE PRESENT THRFE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERA TION MENSERS IN A PROGRAM OF UNREHEAPSED QUESTIONS SENT IN ev OUR STUDIO AUDIENCE. IRS WILL VEROIICA TAYLOR COM FOR RD? Y UR QU OUR FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS WERE MARION TRUESLODD, PRESIDENT, BETTY LEE, VICE PRESIDENT, COLLEEN NCKINNEY, SEORETARY, AND GERALDINE SCOTT TREASURER. DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER GERALDINE SCOTT HELD THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT, CLAYTON KOLLMANN wAS VICE PRESIDENT, BETTY LEE wAS SECRE TARY, AND MARY WILLIAMS wAS TREASURER. 'R. MORRIS IS OUR CLUB ADVISER ANR YOU. Now WILL 'ORMA POWERS STEP UP? YOUR QUESTION IS WHAT INITIATI N IN TALLATI N EREMONIES HA Y UR DLUSV R INITIATI AN A DA SE N, ITH A PARTY AFTER ScHO . SECOND QEMESTER WE FORMALLY INSTALLED OUR OFFICERS IN A CANDLE LIGHTING CEREMONY, RETIRIIG PRESIDENT MARION TRUEBLOOD PRESIOINGD HANK YOU, NORMA. UR LAST QUESTION GOES TO JACK CRAWFORD. CAN YOU SUMMARIZE THE AcTIvITIES OF THE C FOR THE YEAR? C 9 F MEMBERS HAvE HAD LUNCHEON MEETINGS, EVENING GET TOGETHERS R DON ENTION T , AID A FIELD DAY TRIP T0 FANTA HANK YOU, JAGR. OLRS, T IS EIDS OUR QUIZ S ON R S TIM 21 I 'h .' 2 9 C b X , , MA L ,. R 2 ' ' , Cl , f P , A IS, G0 ' L. I' Ll . 1 IT TO - - F T, I- E WA . O ESTION IS HWHO WERE YOUR C.S.F. OFFICERS AND ADVISER FOR 19hO-h1?H ' MI I ' , I fx Uv -. J' I1 Q TH fx. . f' . W O OR S O c A S O .U OU ON IS LL- Y SSID w OL T ' O 1 , Il CSUFI . H Ok O Q 1' , A DIST ICT v A V.V.H.S. I ' ,.SIA. T F ' H I SES I F0 THI En BHULP UF R H A T H S FROG M H M MRERS OF THE GIILS' EAGUE FITTED AGAINS LOCK V AND BOvS' LEAGUL R M OF U EIR FAMILIARI v THEIR OWN OQGANIZA N FIRQT RADIANT RACHFL Rov, GIRLS' LEAGUE A ADVI RE . N R JEA vILL v PLEAO ON TP O ARE THE OFFICERS OF THE G OUR OFFICERS ARE COLLEEN MLKTNWEY PRES PRESIDENT, MARION TRUESLOOD, SECRETARY, AND r LSSOLUTELv RIGHT IN R D. L L MAE U HE MIPHOPHONEQ ERE S vOUR UFSTI I A TIVES OF HE ' GUE FND A D MHO W LL, DAL ATTENDEO Sv LUE SPRING CONVENTI GNT IGAI QUESTION k.HAT THE GIRLS' THE FALL A CHRISTMAS RARTv GOV IRLS' CENT ANCE ARTVR T F N I TL T JEY HA S R TO US H AVF EN, H LL OJVENTI N LLA SULLYVAN AND COLLEEN CKI T AT EN E I 'AY WERE Jov N WI YOU COME U CIAL N T N D vOUR CL AGUE THIS vEA , ADALEEN, G E RIT HFLL A R ALL F A BE VERY IELL AJ UERED GIRLS. D MIGHT A D THAT THIS v AR A LEAPUC COUNCIL OF FOUR ELECT MEMBERS FROM EACU CLASS WORKED TOGETHER WITH THE FICERS IN E THE vEAR'S wOR . NND NOW 'S HE R FP Ov RIG S DACHEL ov ADVISLR AND POLLE N CKIFNEY PRESIDENT THE GIRLS' LEAGUE 22 AFTE OUR PC FSTIONS SEQ E EA V THE IER AND TEAD THC 'NJT LFII 'W LEFT TO CHT L A DEAL LJLI TF! L CLARV T lk GFE, RT , c 51.-1T I' RNOON, .E D THQ PV SENTAT T CALCULATFD TO TEST S 1 N TR UESTIONQ WE W RWARD9 YOUR QUE GUEw Ov HAL AD V E SCOE, TREASURER LL vOU U EP UP DIP RERRES DELCGATES7 ON NOVEMBER 2 DELEGATES TO AND LJELLA QHA KE F R TH L TH S PAST YEA TWO MOTHER TFAS, WAS THE O AST ONE I ' 1 GIQ O SCYUE . 5 . COUNCIL 4 o 'I ' 5 RIT ' ' SJLLZVPN, ,IL- '.If K' I US: W?xA-: A FREFRIOK. LF 7- , GN, ,UlTH, F F, PATCOL, TR ' AOD, HA,- S ..D, 'IUKZ, LOWEN, 7ENWT, Q CE, VEED, J, H IN MA- . E. UID IN IN OU B T LE OF T E EXESH RA. T I5 .n . V' FIT 'EE E R L I T FT . -RE IVES OF HE B C f IN'A ROGRA Q . L TH T WITH A TIO S' CTIVTTIEN DURING 19h . L , ', - I I, SRI GS VOU A 10 OF FEMININE EXPERTS WHO ARE ALL READY T0 ANSWER THE Q IC ILL FI AT THEM WI IFIED F LS, I OU 'E FO . G- TI IS -IS! 'MTH L .' ' I , 'IT 3 J STE , IC - - I . - 'R S PA , f ' . ' F , ' .'.f IF E 'L A N A L , WI CT TO T ,R . H I O L OA: UWH ,O 5- IONS . EN- TA T GIRLS LEA ATT- -, N v TEL' - .H TE A E T E FA O I O AT WAIT ' U NF , or V .TC Ok A 5 F I L ' C v RI . I 2 BETTY MOE, - LL - MI O 'E : U SO FU C IO S DI OLD I R?H LE R , - S' IN ND ON IN THE SP IG, AS 'L S A FO O ITS PEM RS. r-- I IS: , AN I L D 5 E G I . ED i . OF TH PLANNING OF K A 1 A --LET F A Ov THE GU S. AT HT: HIS . R , - , L G E F! T , , OF ' F. THE SEXES BLOCK J AND BOYS' LEAGUE OACH KEITH GUNN HAS SELECTVD s T or INF MATION EXPERTS wHO ARE GOING TO MATCH T IR WITS AGAIN T THOSE or THE GIRLS FROM wHOM WE HAVE ST HEARO AY N RODUCE TO v U WALT WESER, MARTIN WCALLISTER, AND KENNETH HARTMAN. WALT, HERE IS I QUESTION NUMBER 1 WHO ARE THE BLOCK OFFICERS? GEORGE ATMORE PRESIDENT A JACK CRAWFORD IS SECRETARV TREASUR ER Or THE BLOCK V S TH RERT, HAVE I AND YOUR ANSWER IS KENNETH HARTMAN. WE AT VICTOR HIGH W HAVE THE BOvS' FRONT HORINE, GHT, UALTO A O N w, WILL WHAT SPECIAL PROJECT HA WELL, ADALEEN, I GUESS THE E BLOCK V BACK TAvLOR, L PCEVES SCHINDELL, MCCASLANO, T ACEVES NELLANS HERNANDEZ, HILL, FORD, COACH GUNN, PRATT CENTER KALLENBERGER ENOS BRITTON, WEBER, HART HENSON SELLMRN MCALLISTER CRAWFORD C MCGINNIS, ATMORE, BER ILL, KEENER, RICHAROS, SILVESTRI MAN, WEBB, GER, Gooow EP R THE MIKE? YOUR QUESTI THE BLOCK V ACCOMPLISHED THIS YEAR? IMPORTANT THING THE BLOCK V HAS DONE T, 1 . Wow LET'S CALL OUR LAST EX N IS 'WHAT OTHER Sovs' ORGANIZATI N ITS OFFICERSQ WHICH HUGH MCGINNIS IS PRESIDEN , CLAYTON KOLLMRNN IS SEcRETARv AND EXACTLY RIGH YOUR QUESTIO AND WHO ARE LEAGUE, or CHARLES MCDINIEL IS VICE PRESIDENT, NN IS TREASURER. HT AGAIN! WELL, WI O TH B TTLE or THE SEXES MAKING PERFECT SCORES A NG POSSIBLE ONLv AT , E WILL HA ONTEST A AN INVITE vOU BA COMRETE EOR TOP HONORS. UNTIL TO vOU ALL...ANO GOOD LUCK JERRY KOLLMA TO JUDGE THIS N XT YEAR THEN. GOODBVE CHARLES MORRIS, ADVISER, AND Hu RT LEFT MR. Mc INNIS, PRESIDENT, or THE Bovs' LEAGUE 25 X C HI RIO OR- HE S JU . M I I T O l . P : : . . , . ' . ' . I J V H : A 0 A ' IS . ND ' , , I V , O . ' l RI ' N O MAC ST O T0 . ON I IS: 'I S .H ON THIS VEAR IS TO REBUILD THE V ON SLIPPERY HILL. , NAC IN - ,I O I! , . E 1 I T In 1 , I ,p,, Rst TH S TH SIDES IN IS Z H A 71 C 2- TH! VOVnHnSsy W VE K ' C TIE O CK E T0 I I I I- GH .G LIIUIIIEIIM3 IIUIIII GgAgAo BACK! HOPSON, COLE, SHAY, D. SEALS, BOWEN, CARTER, TAYLOR CENTER: MCKINNEY, SULLIVAN, LANG- LEY, SHIELDS, HELLAND, KRET Low, KDEHLY, CDNKLIN, MISS JOHANSON FRONT o CRAWFORD, AVALA,WALTERS JOHANSON, Pow ERS, TRUEBLOOD LEADERSHIP JOHANSON, SEALS, KOEHLY, BOIEN, LANGLEY, MISS Jo HANSON SHIELDS, VCKINNEY, CARTER, SULLIVAN TRUEBLOOD SE MARIE SEALS HAS EPARED A R P OF AND LEADERSHIP PPENINGS WHICH SHE WILL READ TO YOU IN E B EF TIME ALLOTTED HE HANK YOU, ADALEEND HE EADERD P YE HA BE P MAR LY CIAL GROUP, AV NG NJOYE HE VICTORVILLE R YDAY ON JAY HE IRL9 CTED 5 OFFICIAL GUIDE . ALSO IN MAY THEY RECEIVED THEIR ATTRAcTIvE NEW GREEN SWEATERS. HE G A A RLS HAv H RY VE A DUTSTAN NG YEA . RLY IN THE FALL THEY REV SED T E POINT SYSTEM. DUR'NG FOOTBALL GAM THEY SOLD POM PONS WHICH THEY HAD MADED D MANY B NNERS AND GET TOGETHERSg Z ' , I' , 7 1 ' I1 l . ! Ro PR sc I T G.A.A. HA TH Rl Ro T T L 'HI THIS AR S EN RI. I A so H I. E CLU DI - AT T LA L 17 T c . A A A S T .'. . GI E AD A VE AcTI ND DI R EA I I H . ES - ' I IN OCTOBER THEY HELD A FUN FES- TIVALQ INTERCLASS VOLLEYBALL SPORTS DAY WAS A RED-LETTER DAY ON THE GDADAD ' I ul A D F.A. .I E o N A . , Tw I . N F A I N A T7 Q I I , ' , I T ' HE ' I ' N TH IG SCHOOL AUDITORILM ON MAY 22, THI , A. A EN .'EN, ITIND R .' R ' URN D- A ' ' , T V CALENDAR, AFTER THE GAMES THE O RLS HAD A SPIGHETTI FEE Q J A. MEMBERS ATTENOED PLAYDAYQ AT BIG BEAR IN OCTOBER, BARST w I NOVEIBER ENTYNINE PALMS I EBRUARY, ND LANCASTER IN MAY. O VAY VILTURVILLE ENTERTAINED NEEDLES, LANCASTER, BIG BEAR TWENTYNINE PALMS, AND BARSTOW AT A PLAYDAY HERE: HE YEAR ENDED WITH A FLOURISH WHEN T H H Ill GROUP STAGED ITS ANNUAL BANQLET I E S L DrEs ND G TLEI S D ANOTHER WOMEN'S Ho BRDA C5570 I TURN THE MIKE BACK AGAIN TO YOUR ANNOUNLER ADALEEN LLAGLEYD FURHGVI BRUQUUJISTS CIRCULO EQPDNOL BACK Row HARTMAN, HILLMAN, ' SS CooN, QULLIVAN, EASTON, ER NANDEZ FRONT Row WENOT, BAKER, CAMP BELL, HELLAND LATIN! STANDING MASON, HoRsoN, COON, FASCOE DOWERS MART I N fNEELlNG UHTTEHOUSE, CAGLE BERSER, CAMPBELL KOLLMANN, EI 'ALTERS FREDRICK OWN MARTIN CONKLIN a RSC'- w WE TAKE You o CT T0 MA , EIR AND THEN ROME, WHERE vou WILL HEAR SHORT WAVE BROADCASTS FROM ouR EUROPEAN NEWS COMMENTATORSQ LLO, VICTORVILLEX T ETTY ILLM IN WADRID, BRING1N vou SEMESTER OFFICERS JEQE JOHN HERNANOEZ, CLARENCE OAVTS, JUNE QILEY, AND HELMA HELLAND. THIS CEMESTER E r CEPS AS STING E ARE ELEAN EASTON MIRIAH CAMPBELL, AND JEAN JULLIVANQ 'E ENTERTATNED THE FACUL v A N JA QTY AND, ARETH VENCT AS EDITOR, BROUGH ouT ooR SPECIAL SPANTSH PAPER, HLA QEVISTA DE Los CONEJITOS ESPANOLESa s A GN NG or . QEXT voo WILL HEAR FROM Rom . LLO, CTORVILLE! H IS o AMPB L , ESIDEWT or LAT N , PORTIFG o R I mE. PART GIVEN T RIL 22 HHI TH FACULTY WAS INVITED. H OFFICERS WORKING w THIS SEM TER A oEoRoE BERGFR, CE PRESIDENT, KATHLEEN VREDRICK, SECRETARY, AND NQRNA ONKLTN, TREASURER V ST SEMESTER OFFICERS wERE CLAYTON KOLLUANJ, JOE IAIRRELL KATHLEEN FREORICK, ANo BILL HITEHOUSE. THIS TS MOME, RETvRNI G voo TO STATION MVHS IW VICTORVILL . 25 I -f EL C C - C- : I IAI , I H - -fi?.? I A- M I S S . A 1 - 1 S' A I : .I , ' 1 K SER , 1ZX xi? SI TTIIIG: 'L , , Q. I I , BR l 1 'J ' ' ' 9 A wt , S I .JA T I tvlxx-L -Fx No ' IRE V DRID CST, HE HIS IS B H AN J G BRIEF NEWS FLASHES or THE ACTIVITIES or EL CTRCULO ESPAiOLo OuR FIRST 'it I 1 T S TH or I Sl M OR , . I O 'az ' T AT CI co os A vo RA. f WITH ELIZ A T Tl THI IS M DRID Sl I. F I I E HE VI T IS J E C . E L PR . I I RE I T vou r'oA Ro OUR CHIEF SOCIAL EVENT WAS A v ON KP , TO ' CH E ' . T E I ITH ME ES RE C . VI - ' P ' C F U - I R ' . C . I'g .... , A , . A n N I' I : I E T F I BILL VHITEHOUSE JOHN NELLANS MILDRED PACE GEORGE BERGER JUNE MARTIN CHARLES BRITTON VIVIAN UETZ ILL IHITEHOUSE SHIRLEY KRETLOW RALPH VEYERS ROSE MARIE SEALS CHARLES BRITTON ROSE MARIE SEALS CHARLES WCDANIEL OHIRLEY MARTIN RALPH MEVERS MERLE JOHNSON VIVIAN UETZ CHARLES DRITTON D RING THC FIRST WFEK OF DEC VBER THIRTEEN WORRIED JUNIORS COU SEEN P DD NG WN T HA WITH DEEPL FURROWED BROWO, NUTTER NG LINES FROM THEIR CLASS PLAv BIG HEARTED HERBERT, GIVEN DECEMBER 6 TTON OuLD WA LONG , RLY SH DTED, WHERE'S MY GRAND THER'S PICTURE AND WHERE'S mv R TTOONV HIS OENERALLY OOEOIEN , T NOW L S C S J , O HAD CON PIRED w TH HER CHI R N, LOVELY + IvIAN UET TCRWINED JUN OR CHARLES NODANIEL I O HISOHIEVOUS ROBERT RALPH HEYERS REDUCE PATH R TO JUBMISSI . BILL NHITEHOOSE, GEORGE SEAOER, UNE IA TIN, DHIRLEY K ETL ERLE OHNSON HIRLEY m IN, OHN NELLANS, AND KILDRED PACE COMPLETED TH cAsT. 26 5, 1 I L... I - 1 ' I. I'j 1 B IJ e . L, I . C I 'h- if V1 O I . E.. , LD BE LO I OO HE LL v R . 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CK ROWS MISS GAVETTE N IS, AHTIN, MAQTIN MAGEE, SEALS, CAMPBELL LEE, AASON, HAY, I JULL VAN, KINNEY 'ALTERS L QULLIVAN LER P LLIAMQ COLE FRONT Row LUGLAN SULL1 VAN, PowEQs, TON, DILLON CLARK HILLMAN, SCOTT BACK Hows DY, H NE SULLIVAN, THOMPQ N NELLANs, WEBB BURDICK, CRAJFORD CKEY ss, BUROICK, QUINTANAR FRQNT Row MISS GAVETTE, HEL LAND, MASON AS TRUEBLOOQ WILLIAMS MIKE ou Nus INTEHYIE . LU8 EY, VICE PRESIDENT YOU HAVE A sHo TH YOU ARE AN ORGANIZED cLu ' Y, YES, ON MAR H H CEIVFD PINS, EOQI s PE 0 TRCBLE CLEE WITH THF LETTERS VVHS ON THEM. WHAT P OGRAMS, ISS GAYETT , HAvE YOUR CLEE CLUB, ORCHESTRA, o IXCO cHo s PAPTIC PATED THIS YEAR PEP B ND LEFT TO RIG T JACK CRAWFORD, FRED HOPIN LAHHE LEBE, NISS GAVCTTE 28 , , Mc- I N S 0 M1 J. , I X ' ' A I I S 1 N. P I Mc- , If, ' , LJ , V , MIL- A , WI . , P . ,, . Non- . . .h , . xt rks 2 ' Co ORI , P. . F O - . P i , B. I: , D I , WE I J 0 , - , D p - coE, MAGEQ FOSTER, OP ' E THE H I IC INS I I H I IS w . SURE TO w MI 1 WH ' TH LEE c ? I , 1 ?u I Do PIN TO w AT B? WH - I c 19 WE NE h AED IN THE HA E A - - 1 IN P . L1 E I .h A. . it 1 A N M R - u I Y I' . Ei H : E, C -I 5 1 2 E E 'LU PR RARED v RAL NU EP E R R THE ORCHESTRA So PLAYED ON THV CHOOL N T R SENTDR PLAYS, THE A CALAUREATE RV , AT N TDR RRDGRANS WERE HV LTEQ CANTATA D THE HRTS M MBERS or TH RLS' D L A KIXED c ASTER SToRv N NUS TNTERSRERSE w REA TNG FROM THE DTDLE AGCDJNT or THE RESUPFECTI Na E Acc T TANS. E RST H RRDGRA- WAS D VOTED T WITH JACK CRAUEDRD PLAYIN 'THE HOLY C A TRUN o LD voU ALSO TELL DDR LISTENERS WHAT T E NATTVT v GLADLY, AD T v R GRAN M SIC AND BIB E BEEN FASHIONED, FRANCES CAUREE THANK YOJ, NCE, N T PS STIN, LoTS Po ALEEN APPFOXIMATELY THE SANE GROUP D WA PRESENTED HJ H H S H RASSAGES. N THE BA GR UN S N wHT TH E UPES OF JDSERH L o D E EN QOF ou N T S JAVETTE. ND E R TH EDRNAT E TH H Rb , TW A Tl T HE wLT HENRIETTA DNDTS, TLA LDRR POWELL, HELEN JCOTT V RONICA TAYLOR VIPG NIA YOUNG U T c DDL NTGH. f T E J NIO AND RADUA T N. OUR T o 'A N IVIT HDRUS PREQENTF THE D JDE HATTENDD , DHRANTST NA ARv oRcH TRAL NCABERS, RET so . PROGRAM WAS LIKE7 w RKED ON THE NATIV NANNER THROUGH BOTH NED GLASS VINDOW H D D KELTDN AND FARY or RADIO A LEE CLCB ARE BET v VWIMDRED PACE, QUTH OUID TSS JAC CRAwEoRD, LRNEST ENDS, GEORGE GARRTSDN, JIM GOODWILL, ED KELTON, LLOYD LDPR CHARLES CDANTCL HALPH 'EYER5, OHP ELLANS AND CLARKE MESS. VAZSA 29 TH DLE U S E SE E - UB S o BL c S H T. - AL T '- S TTSH RDGRAN, AT H- U R . AT S G SE TCE AND G T o w TA , G. . T L EA: '. AN E C. .Tn S 'AT v. UE E G4 SLEE c Us ND T T N - -D E T . IC, - D TTH D S, Y n RF . ' T . on TH T T S U H LL THE T or T E f E D ES U' - 'S ' . TTv AS .T LO I HEARD YOUR PROGRAV, MISS GAVETTE, AND THOUGHT IT WAS SRLENDTD. i U H , H T U ' . . . T o T , T - T RO A, AN IT S IN Tc T E A TA.T E . - -- U L ' I CK D TD A TAI 'T A T T CH E IG KE .D M C' A LD c UL D SE IN S T TLT Es - M S' C A o E IN T ION DUR UD- IE .E:DE o E c o 'S T DDT or TO T G ' , T AU J N, . C LE , TT . 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'CKIJ. , C YJ T A -..,T A +'1T A ' SL , THE QUIET FICIEHCY or AND HER Lua SOLITUDE OUR Li RARIAHS HELPYUL AND COOPER IN NEED OF A BOOK J E TOP Rl P HUEBLOOD STEPLAODFQ THE QIGHT A eoox OUT BENEATH WE DRED PALE THE FILVS A QCLLE EST IAQ RTGHT E cuTTIw NEWSPAPER TO RE TLD u E CHEIRF BELOW THOMASS SEE PAO IGH H eoox To TH E 'APGOT ULLIVAN DE HEQ JAPAN Q E R I1 LLWDG F NG NE MONG THE W RE TH SE LEOEND, RPLAN W FLD A AND so THREE ATTH JET DCQUAINTEO J QIQT S TEADII 'H' Pl EEUUUWWS HE ECOWOVIC counsf COVCRQ wo PHASF L P ETEE TUOYIN HAT KE A NATI N PROSPE nw WHAT THE OVERNUENT Do ' NN KEV IN A RL CT 0 I H A ND Q DRASV HAVE ATIVE OR INF F JCVN LACE Jox TESHHA H LLY A P I H L T T xJ CE I' HJ Nm AND IQPL TE FFE REST A IVE H YO AN Q LIBRQRH THE ENTIRE scHooL APQAECIATES GULATED EF- Tuss Coow ALWAYS BEEN WHEN WE Ox WERE MATICNQ CTURE WC SEE NG HIGH ON A BOOK: DSO HECKJ R V E T EN Ir AR O V R DIQECTLY AND FHTENING E LEFT THE L . T THE BUJ OUT . o AEAI ouoLv a NNE UDENT u CL CARDS sp onv FCRQ LLQ BOOKMARK LIHHARY I' I O THTBUTV T QY PIE RENT AFFAI S THAOU H THE MAGAZINE LQ wr THE CL S H TI I I UQNFYo A RE FOJ1 emo- ICS STDDEN OE HATTC IA COLLE I INNEY SETTY LEE, AND J v HALSTEAD EXA' NINC QEIEQT PROJ CT T E CLAQ2 EO T AR w Q 5 N OCIAL PHOBLEJS. WK: G SPEECH THIS VEAR THREE MEMBERS or MISS WEL' MAN'S SPEECH CLASS PARTICIPATED IN THE LANCASTER ORATORICAL CONTEST IN THE FALL. LATER, THE CLASS ISSUED A HANDBOOK or ' PARLTAMENTARY PRACTICE, HKNOW YDUR RULESou THE STUDENTS' woRx IN DRAMA INCLUDED THE PRESENTING or TWO SHORT PLAYS. IN THE TDP PICTURE ARE SEEN FRED HDRINE, CLARKE WEBB, MARY WILLIAMS AND JOE HATTENDDRP AS TH v APPEARED IN BROTHERS IN ARMSo HE L wER Two PICTURES SCENES FROM JOURNEV'S END SHOW JACK CRAWFORD, FRED HORINE, NALT RTMAN, L Ulb WEISS, ED KELTON, GEORGE MORE, D ERNEST ENDS IN THE WORLD WAR DRAMA. B TH WER GIV N BEFORE THE STUDENT Soov. HE STUDY or AFT R I N R AKIN LM AT D IN A BANQUET, C M PLETE WITH TURKEY, TDASTS, AND GUESTS, IN THE SEWING ROOM. JOUQNLY'S END ENGLISH CH or THE IN TH 'LASSH M S DEvoTrD TO SU H TOOL BJECTS AS PUNCTUATION, GRAHPAR S L ING D TH STUDY LIT H S v AR w RE HE MERICAN EGION ESSAY CUNTE' E LSD T HISTO Y STUDENTS AND F- THE PUBLICATION or TH QU L BETTY LEE GERALDINE QCOTH JOHN MELLANS ILDRED PACE AHES THOMPSON WORTA CDNHLIN, APO BETTY WAGEE -? 'h n I , I . E T 0 -... 11 ' I HA o '. ' AT AN . ' J o PLAYS E E T E -D N E SPE S CU .IN E o - MU TIME E ENGLISH S .Too.S I . C SU In , AND .PE L H , AN TO E or - ERATURE. AMONG THE SPECIAL PPOJECTS IN WHTCH ENGLISH STUDENTS TCOK PART T I E E T A L .' uf CDP N A D R Q P 11,45 ' I l - ' .. rx P , - ,C , 'Q NL' . 1 , P' . ' , , xl p A . 'C ' . ,b . . 5 wERE GONTESTANTS IN THE scHoOL RUN OFF OF T AMERICAN LEGION CONTESTQ B PLACING FIRST, BETTY LEE AUTOMATICALLY eEcAME THE HooL'S REPRESENTATIVE AT THE DISTR MEET INCLUDING BARSTOH, NEEDLES, CHINO, D V ORVILLE WH RE SH NAS AWARD SECOND PLACE Sv THE JUDGESQ T QUILL, A TwENTv FIVE PAGE MAGA '1 ZINE OF ORIGINAL PROSE AND vERSE CONTRIBU TED ev MEMBERS OF THE ENGLISH CLASSES, IS CONSIDERED ONE or THE SCHO0L'S MOST wORTHwHILE AcHIEvEMENTs. PIGTURED AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 56, EXAM INING THE EASTER EDITION, ARE CLAYTON KOLLMANN, MILDRED DONALDSON, CAROL MARTIN, AND STUDENT EDITOR FRANCES PASCOEO PANEL DISCUSSION, GROWING OUT OF MISS WELMAN'S SPEECH AND ENGLISH GLASSES, HA' PROvED vERv POPULAR THIS YEAR. T w S THE METHOD USED F PRESENTING 'YOUTH ON PARADE AT THE SCHOOL NIGHT PROGRAM, APRIL O AT TOP OF E QE S A GROUP FRO THE SOPHOMORE ENGLISH CLASS JEAN SULLIVAN, JACK SEALS, NORMA POwERS, AND CLAYTON KOLLMANN EXPRESSING THEIR IDEAS ON TIMELV SUBJECTS ev MEANS OF THE PANEL DISCUSSION METHODS PHHSIEQL EUUEFITIUH ASIDE FROM REGULAR IN T RCLASS PORTS, RLS PHYQICAL EDUCATION HAvE AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN FOLK NOING, ARTIFICIAL RE RATION, AND SUCH GAMES AS BADMINTON AND CROQUETA THE LATTER SPORT IS ILLUSTRATED IN THE SNAP OF DORIS NAN MGINNIS, BETTY DON ALDSON, AND BETTY Coov, S ORTS, BUT MAY ENJOY A WELL ROUND D PROGRAM OF BODY BUILDING YES EVERYTHING FROM ROPE CLIMBING, Au HUGH MCUINNIS IS DOING T0 HANDBA Lu HE ART GROUP CTURED AT THE G IS USING THE'SlLK SCREEN PRO Ss, T IE v A F FIR TIME G g H 5' D I GES IN THIS SOON ARE DONE ev THAT METH . VERS OF E E TIONS OF H LL AND OF HE HOOL N GHT EO TION THE JACHQABEIT JOURNAL WERE MADE Sv THE ART CLASS, SUPERVISED ev MISS JOHANSON. IARIE EED, HINIFRED SEA S, JAM S LEWIS, RUTH JOHANSOW, AND EVELYN PATTERSON DID E w FO THIS 19 1 YEARBO0 . '44-4. ' L. I 4 HE I v f ' Sc ICT 5 AN ICT -- E E ED HE ' v. . S l A OR I Il 5 . THE TH PA I M -- -' 7' V- - Tw- .-, ,L E S GI IN T DA SPI- V 'LIE- A I - Bovs, TOO, HAVE NOT ONLv THE OPPORTUNITY TO GO OUT FOR SEASONAL P A - E - I , S I T , L T PI RI HT - CE R D THIS E R OR THE ST AT VICTOR HI H T E TITLS AND IvIS ON r ii PA OD N J 5 CO TH TWO DI T E A QF, QUI T Sc I I GF 'Q P4 R T' - L E A TH ART ORR R M H 57 FUUUS OKINS IS NATURAL Y DEMONSTRATE WHAT THEY HAD H P NE or TH FAV RI u T R IRL . LEAHNED THROUGH THE YEAR AISS QoY'S ERESHMAN Eooos CLASS ENTERTAINED THE FACULTY AT LUNCH EON N E R R UR w EE UOACH GUNN, o or THE GUESTS, ENJOY NG THE Eooo PREPARED TH CULINA ARTIS HILE S SM HER APPROVAL or THE GIRLS' woRK. HIS YEAR F R THE E OND TIM II S Rov S ADVAN EO HCMEM KIN CLA' ENTEREO AN EXHIBIT AT THE ORANSE SHow IN SAN BERNARDINOC HE ENTRY A MODEL SPANISH HOME MADE or CARD ARD AND ovEREo H FROSTIN , TH THE OUTLINES IN CHOCOLATE AND THE ANGE PEEL WON THIRD PR L AND ,Lo THE BACKGROUND WAS LASS. E EXHIBI CAN PICTURE AND STANDING RRou LY EH ND , ! TTY AUSTIN, ISS Ro AN ROOF OF CANOIED VIS N ORAWN BY THE ART I IN THE LOW ILMA KOEHL . OP IS FAVORI E UBJECT WITH NEARLY EVERY V SC L. Ro DRENNAN'S STUDENTS HAVE BEEN COMPLIVENTED FOR THEIR UNUSUALLY FINE WORK N METAL AND WOOD. HE HAVE EN ACKLFD PROJECTS AS A'BI IOU AS T ' KING OF AN ENT RE BEDROON U TE. PICTUREO BELOW ARE THREE STUDENTS W RK IN THE SHOP AIG Cf NN S S W RK AT THE TABLE SAJ, KENNE H LL S HAN L E J SAW GH W Q H D A THE JOINTE WHTHEWQTICS W THE MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTORS, IR. HARKNESS, R. OCKAHD, AND NR. 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A QUE LLEGA EL F N DE oTRo A ESCOLAR, Nos REcoRDAmo DE NDESTRAS ASocIAcIoNES AGRADABLES EN LA SALA D CLASE, v TAMBIEN N LAS REDNIDNES DE EL CIHCULO CASTELLANOQ JEWELL COON USING AN ECONOMY wo S, w LL MPLY STA TH OUTSTAND N DATES IN E YE 1-- , JUNIOR-SENIOR P omg ECEHDER , WAT - 5 m R SEN OR PLAY: JUIE 5 GRADUATION, CHARLES 'ORRIS LL . I .I 'A I 1 T - ,, V 'QI A ' Q 'I 5 5 I .H X ',,I A, X J ky ,Mm 1-9- -1, H FOR A DI EC I G I E . -.. 0 - VQVQITQSQ W f I I , Y I No E ' E U 1 vll or RD I I SI. TE E I-G TH AR 1914 HAY 20, R D IO, ' IV ITY VA CH 28, I : , If O SCHOOL A LA HAPPINESS: MEASURE OUT TWO HEAPING TABLESPOONS or PLAYS, ADD TWO PACKAGES Or GIRLS' TEA, DUMP IN THE CHRISTMAS DANCE, AND GARNISH WELL WITH THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM! RACHEL Rov THE LITTLE MEN AND LITTLE WOMEN wHO WERE CAST IN THE COMEDY or ERRORS BACK IN THE FALL OF '37 NOW STAND WITH GREAT EXPECTATIONS ON THE THRESHOLD or THEIR LIEE'S CAREER. MAY THEIR5 BE HAPPINESS To HAVE AND To HOLD. ELVERA NELSON FROM THE SEPTEMBER CVERTURE TO THE JUNE GRAND FINALE, IQLI HAS BEEN A SYMPHONY PRESENTED IN EVER-INCREASING CRESCENDO. ARDIS GAVETTE ADD HHRD WORK, MULTIPLV av GOOD CLEAN FUN, SUBTRACT THE FLUNK LIST, DIVIDE Sv 230 STUDENTS, AND IT ALL EQUALS IQUI. FRISBY LOCKARD SBLT5 15 STUDENT eoov- , TRUSTEES- EACULTv- --THE EDUCATIONAL FORVLLA GUARANTEED TO PRECIPITATE SUBSTANCES KNOWN AS FUN, KNOWLEDGE, AND CHARACTER. JOHN KEGLER Q H D IT DU TONES OF DIQAPPO NTM NT VID HUES CCESS A D T PA TEL HADE I NDSHIP WHICH BLEN IN A MASTCRPIECE TO HANG IN OUR GALLERY OF MEVORIESQ ALVA JOHANSON N YOUR HANDS WE HAVE PLACED T E TO LS WITH WHI H WE ARE CONFIDENT YOU WILL CARVE FOR YOUPSELVES A SUCCESSFUL FUTUREo JOHN DRENNAN ELVERA NELSON ARDIS QAVETTE FRISBY LOCKARD JOHN KEGLER QLVA JOHANSON JOHN DRENNAN ......,,.,. mfg' may.. Liff' 3221 ggi? J5E2Z,p4uQ9 L F I 5 5, 153 19b1 HA' A S LL S I E , ITS VI or SU , N I S S S S OF FR E --ALL or D T0 I H O C fx 5 7 T, ,, I , . ' Q I '-fn 1 ' - ,V - ' 'LII K STUTTTTT EXEEUTTTTES HHHTT WHORE ND SPENSABLE COG N O SCHOOL MA NE RAY V cToR VALLEY HI THE BOARD or THUS R TARY TO H YEARS. NH. VOORE HA ING CAREER H H or THE WESTEQN om A L E ., TO MANAGING N ADLLANTO. HE HA CONDLCTFD Mosr EFFICTE WOORE, BUSINESS MANAGER or SCHOOL AN SECRETARY TO TEEG. H H R SERVED AS SEC OARO ron THE PAQT THIRTE N AD VARIED AND INTER f L v IN PRACTICALLY ALL FS AND Hla WORK HAS HANG P P00 T IN WASHIJVTON A FEED AND POULTRY BUSINESQ BUSTNESS MANAGER or V V H Du E AFVATRS F TH SCHOOL HANNER. THE TRUSTEES Rl OORE BUSINESS MANAGER T , RESIDENT OF THE BOARD, HAQ RESIOED ON THE DESERT NCE 927 AND HA R THE LAST FOURTEEN YEARS BEEN A MENBEH OF TH ARD. R EE NOW DLPUTY COUNTY ASCEQSORG BETTY LEE ASSISTANT EDITOR HE NUAL, G THE CLERK FOR THE oENTIsT . GILLILIN D THE UNIVERSITY or Q CTOFVILLE FOR FOUHT HIS DAUGHTL Q F R FOUR AND A HALF Y A u GOOD FRIEND T HHS. T OJENE TED CROQS DIREGTDT, D LEADER I AFFA S TW? BERT HVEUY, VI A s LVER rox E PM TEHNATIONAL AWARVS FOR HIS FOXFS c ooL OARD GILLILNNU, VICTOHVILLE A EXAN AND A GRADUATE or OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE UTHERN CALIFORNIA DENTAL SCHOOL, HAS RESIOED N YEARS AND HAS Q RVEO ON THE HIGH SCHOOL BOA ALL or THE STUOENTQ AND AN ARDENT DESERT ENTHUS HOOK UEMBFH or THE BOARD EDR SEVEN YEARS oe NDHAN OLNTY TDBEAGDLDSIG 5socIATIoN HEAD, CTOR HIFH TRUSTEE FOR SEVEN YEARS, S T OWNER T IG EAP HAS WON STA TIONAL, O ARG UEHPER or THREE YEARG TAADING s TR. WILLSLN, NATI LY KNOW' H HI or E EHEYT I PLS A . THE UNIVERGITY I CALIFOPKI AT DERKELEY HAS IIATALLED TL T KTLN or MP WILLSON S OEQIGNINGG LIE AN I I I UR - CHI IS H. W I I ' GH D E E Au - E T E D E E 4 II G H A EOT- ' : E AS I EO STATE E I ED FR CIVI G RvIoE 'I TON ' Tj , 3 D.C - E 5 I ' I As . . .E T ' - G I . TH I o E IN M M A NT . A MR. . A. LEE P , G Sl 1 I . S FO - I D so M . L IS ' D E - A, A or T AN IE ' GR ' G H D TS DR. L. W. A L D - . DR I D, T. ' AN oo I VI A E EEN 'E G RD o E RS A TO E IAS IS A U 7 E GARNER . - , A I ,R E V E F CLI ' . -, CE' ' E A AN, N CIVIC IR . . . ' ' H. , I HE or I A , A B G E. HE I TE, NA AN IN -' V I Bo U- E' G I . I . R. U. W '1. ON AL I, A ro s GONTHIDDTITIG TO TH E . r N,-'Trv ' or ' xi A E , If fs Is I.. T A QU fx :JV-X Q-ff x 'fx 'Q x' JD MM Y' x . +132-sa! ,Q Ya if kg. HUGH IHCEIUUIS M UHVIU EHELETUH HUGH Ano DAvc, Born verEnANs or VARSITY spears, E wELL ALlF1Eo ro anuwc vou runs suMMARv o Vacron HxcH's AIHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS ron THC YEAR 19 O M1 D vc waLL SPEAK Fnnsr, Amo wlruour run THER amrnooucvuom, Hucu w1LL FOLLOW DAViD EAGLETON: FOOTBALL HUGH MCGINNIS: BASKETBALL TVNNIS TQACK BOXING SWILMAING BASEBALL B' ' Q v .j i . A Fl Q U F' M ' 0 A ' 0 FUUTBHLL ACK Weee, ce ves, KEENER. ROBISON EAGLE TON KELTON, FORD WEBER FRONT BURDICK, HEWSON, Weiss, CRAWFORD, NEL ANS HOPSON, MCGINNIS BACK SELLMAN. SEARS, UETZ, STLVESTRT, PRATT FRONT HILQ EN05, BLANKENSHlP,BER GER, DEACON, Mc ALLISTER, KEISER BACK KELTOM R05 FORD FRONT KEISER, ENO5, NELLANS, BERGEE CRAWFORD, MCALLISTER, M GINNIS WELL, AVE, NOW THAT E TSALL ns oveR HAVE voU ANY COMMENTS TO MAKE ABOUT THE TEAM? Yes HUGH TH COMMENTS THIS YEAR ARE NONE Too CHEERFUL, BUT NE AR w LL, WE'LL SEE NEXT VEAR. HIS YEAR THE TEAM'S FIRST OPPONENT wAs TEHAGHAPT. THE SQUAD, VERY REEN AND INEXPER ENCEO, SUEEERED A DEFEATQ PLAYTNG ST. EERNARDINE XT, THE F LLOWS FOUND TH MsELvEs AND POUNDED OUT A 1 v T Rv. RTTED EAM HEN LED , , WAS F ATED. HE EEDLES GAME HERE SAW THE TEAM VASTLY IMPROVED, BUT N ENOUGH YET T0 STOP ANOTHER DEEEAT. A COMPLETELY ore roRM TEAM THEN MET HE LONE PINE RONCOS AND SUSTAINED TH RsT DEFEAT THE FOOTBA HISTORY or H SCHOOLQ HE Me w H ARSTOW HERE PLAYERS NOT INCLUUED IN ABOVE SQUAD PICTURES VERNGN, BRITTON CAMPBELL LT6 I ' ' ' ' ' fi M ' B : A - ' - , 3 ' ' 1 A Q 1 A L . '...' ,-fr 'S- hi' A z V 1 - ' X 2 u. ' I - A 3 ' A , A U 'A ' . I A A E .. , I 7 k . A f.A .J ISDN, SILVESTRI, A 1 R A J : Q ' I' 5' 'LJ A A , , . c- - D oo , , , E - XT ve ,-- E T r- G '- 1 NE E ' E 547 xc o A SP1 T T TRAvE T0 EARSTOW SENT ON VICTORY BUT oe- E T N . OT T B e wo IN LL A' ' ' T E T GA IT 8 2 ' , V E run AL , Bu N THE sfco D HALF HAQSY H LLVD up A LAQ one A Mu H uvpnovfo Tcnv Houcw S x TH GAVE afcnu or FUNBLF ouw 'J THE LSTANG ur, H TH H LUV' B HOW D L TH TEA Qr-QAPE UP FOR NEXT ACS: QLOCKS 'J1ANsuo eovsl ow so , E DESEQT .L s- il A7 OHSAFWQLL A'S COACH KOCKARD EXPLADNS NEW BASKETBALL RATCGY ro PLAYERS L Q 'GE Arvone, AND RQCHARD IN PRACTI E smoN N 5 Jump BALL BETWEEN HAQTMAN TEAM Q-., KNO UILVEOTQI N GA WORKOUT PASSING PRACTVCV Eves Os s BALL LACK AROUND HERNANPEZ, wHO as CUAFDI G STINDlNG lOCKARO KNEELING HOUOE, OLA KOLLHAJ H RMON, UNN SCLLMAQ , GALLL VERNON, UV I TTON V IL AT TT O CAMARENA, HANCOCK v EA ANI HERNANDEZ STANDING HANCOCK, CAMARLNA, srcHzLL, HCRNAN SITTI s TvLcR, COANIEL PRATT S DE7 OHIWE, C ACH O ROWN, TORO JOHNSON 1 our NALL, ' J N RAIbER 'HITE EVERY HANSON COACH I FRATr, VJTCHELL, WWJ 1 I X I .. I I , Ne G A . Q I M - ST C-, J Uri: R, , 5 C OES . . . T. fczv O rOscrs UP - ' QL, P ' KRD IV PDQ- mg M.. q 7 0 O o P N: L.: A' A , Ac PA' E TO S . 4 1 1 N N v Q Q Q 8'S : r, H ' , O , - ' 'O-S, B A - A W - . , N f Tx , Ka SER A 3 Q15 .1 5,1 3 - STANDING! H -,, E n v V ru, W TN HUG, Jo - A'U H R MA', ' , G Su IN : ' A , T L R, TCD , EL, U A' 2 ' .. N2 5-1' , -15 ll 40 4 5 5 7 9 R g t'1 4' A 45 E 4 L - 1 K 'AX SEUREBUQRU CAPTAIN ATMORE CONFERENCE RATING GANES ION GA'ES LOST TOTAL V V H SQSCORE TOTAL OPPONENTS' SCORE RD JALLEGOS ND CDANI E0 POQ CHAMP. CDANIEL ATMORE 81 GALLEGOS BO H on POINT MAN WHITEHOUSE TAPS JUMP BALL o Fono COLTON GAME LEFT VICTOR eovs RE U AND AFT n REBOUND RIGHT. L. AcEvEs WAITS ANXIOUSLV AS ATMORE Jumps FOR THE BALL ON TIP- orr A9 A B C , ' I' F U , EL . - I 5 2 TI' . I A .I 'U - D 6 8 I V 4 12 8 5 Q I . . . BLILI 525 212 I LM 335 197 3 I - - 'J -55 i T fT, :ass I T 1 ,' IN I In , . A It 'RACK 0 'QA W6 A HEAVYWEIGHTS ' BACK Row: TAYLO MCGINNIS COACH E T GUNN, EAGLETON, SELLMAN F NT Row BERGER, HARTHAN I RNANDEZ LIGHTDLICHTS BACK Row GOODMAN RAISER HOWE, EMERY BOULTON THOMAS TIDDLE Row COACH GUNN, NICKER 5 N, :ILS N, H G LETCHER, VITCHELL FRONT Row Qu:NTANAR EAGLETON MC AN:EL, FRATT HARTMAN COLLINGS R CIN YEAR: HE TRAILED THE COUNT OF THC A THE COMPETED, JE LIGHTWEIGHTS THE FIN WITH BARSTOW sTow wON w: 29 POINTSD CAME IN SEC DEEG. STRENGTH IN GEORGE -AN Even ESTABLTSHED HUROLESQ RFL RECOA VARCITY 2 T O J F' W-gp DERPATH JACKRABBITS TOOK ART K MC TH RST AS A A w N WH!LE SEAT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS IN Ronwrs, R GAV A GOOD USELVESQ RR:L 19 BARSTOW ITATTONAL MEET, IN wH:CH SEVEN SCHOOL PLACED FOURTH ARQ DIVI ON AND ECONO IN E DESERT LEAGUE MEET HELD AT BARSTOW ON WAY 5 OUR OPPONENTS. E v D:v:s:ON EDLEG CAHE SECOND WITH 9, A D UE COLLECTED AL MEET wAs THE AND NEEDLES A5 H 58 POINTS T GHTHE: HT : ON QAR N w R NT , TH 30 POINT . A F w RST R w A RS N A A E DOT LACHED SECDNDG, TH:RDs, AND FOURTHSC TAORE CLOSED HI HIG SCHOOL CARVER A THE GREATEST TPA K w AR E PE N Ah w IT . AGT vEAR A G NEw LEAGUE RECOHDS : H H O' H:CH HUR'L C AND LOW s FEAT LL V H 'AHKA LE WHEN w T THAT A s JE : N H AU FT RN O . s v AP AS A HEVBER sTAaL:sHED A Ek R COR IN T E GH Ju' R'1Oi', A R ': . , AT- E . Y wr 1 : ' I' : D D A ag A - O V O lu , : D I D . . Lf L Qffc' ' Ou P IN THREE TRAC 'ETS :s T Fl w A Du L :EET :TH BARSTOW O ARR:L 5. WE DE T . Ou eovs E Ac- ' T A :Nv s v IN THE v 'TTY Sl s TH ' 0 A : - IN TH ARSITY BAR- , NE ' . L- 5 N : IN HE LI ' O' D v:s:,. T Grow wo :TH 76 O:' S- WE ND w: ' S V.V.H.F.'s MAIN WEAHNESS THIS YEAR wAs IN QUANTITY: WE LACKED NUM- .. A .C DE HAD E FI LACE '::NE : LL THE :E Ts, v I' T I A r S H - s C r. TO 'E TH G. E 'O H E L AS LIGHTUEIAHT, HE A D N T E :GH J LP, D E-, , TH: I6 A THE VOTE REu E O T A .E VEALIZE LL TH .' ', v RE :ADE :. T E s :E A E O N TH: E . . or THE C HC E N v .E TD 1 H HI up, , ' ND 30 WN! CROSS COUNTRY WINNERS C, MCDANIEL LIGHTWEIGHT HILL HEAVYWEIGHT ATMORE CLEARS HIGH JUMP BAR AT S 1Oi! AT THE BARSTOW IN VITATIONAL MEET LETCHER CLEARS BAR A IN DESERT LEAGUE MEET FRATT PLACES FIRST LN LOW HURDLES AT DESERT LEAGUE MEET MCDANIEL CLEARS 9' POL VA T BARSTOW DUAL MEET ATMORE TIEO HURDLE RECORD, MAV 3 MEET TIED THE HIGH HURDLE RECORD. DAVID HERNANDEZ EARNED A PLACE FOR HIMSELF IN THE H . HALL or FAME BY FINISHING HIS CAREER ON TH TRACK WITH SEVEN WINS AND NO LOSSES OVER THE HALF MILE ROUTE. DAvID HOLDS THE DESERT LEAGUE HALF MILE RECORD. SUPPORTING THESE MEN IN THEIR STELLAR PERFORM ANCES ARE TRINI ACEVES AND WALTER HARTMAN IN THE hhO KENNETH HILL AND UESLEY TAYLOR T E MILE, GEORGE ERGER AND JACK SELLMAN IN E SH PU , AND UAV EAGLETON AND CRAIG ACGINNIS IN THE BROAD JUMP N GH w DIVISION FRATT PROvE ON AIN THAT SM L MAN WITH FIGH AND DETERMINAT N CAN GET PLACES. PRATT COLLECTED 3 ' INTS ro HIS HOOL H E M . A THE L RDLES AND BROAD JUMP IN THE DESE T LEAGUE MEE . MCDANIEL, HUC, COLLINGS, AND NICKERSON TOOK CARE OF HE DISTANCE RACES, WHILE L TCHER PROVED T AT HE IS FOLLOWING RIGHT IN ATMORE'S POOTSTEPS WHEN HE DUMPED I SHOWED STEADV IMPROMEMENT IN THE SHOT PUT, WHILE GOOO MAN, THOMAS AND QUINTANAR TOOK CARE or THE SPRINTSO DON EAGLETON, TOGETHER WITH FRATQ HANDLED THE HURDLES. IN THE HEAvvwEIGHT CROSS COUNTRY RACE RUN Orr ON MARCH 21, KENNETH HILL DROKE HIS LAST YEAR'S RECORD av NINE SECONDS, RUNNING E MILE AND SEVEN EIGHTHS 9 17 6 SECONDS. WESLEY TAYLOR RAN A CLOSE SECOND. HARLES MCOANIEL, T GHTwEIGHT CROSS COUNTRY RUN, ALSO SROKE HIS RECORD av TWENTY SECONDS. G VING HIM STIEF COMPETITION wAS ERIC UO. lk 3- L...,. I 51 ls VDVU IS E I I , Ill H B TH OT T ID L . I THE LI T EIGHT O CE AG A AL T I0 85 PO R I Sc IN T ES EETS HE PL CED FIRST IN ow I HU , R T T E H 5'3gn IN THE HIGH JUMP. MONTGOMERY AND K. HARTMAN A I I I TH - IN - , : : I ' . C IN HE Ll - I H K. ' I T Eybll N . A' I f I IN E UL AT f . wg, . P .. 3 ' I In P BL - Em BOX UB .UN BROWN vs ACEVES EAGLETDN vs McCAs LAND ABNEY FORD 5 Mahi MWA? PRATT TAYLOR THIS YEAR THE ANNUAL BOXING TOURNAMENT wAs HELD ON MONDAY NIGHT, A RIL 1 soon! CHUCK FRATT AND PORFIE CAMARENA LED OFF FOR THE FLYWEIGHY TITLE, WITH FRATT WINNING av A CLOSE FOURTH ROUND DEcIsIoN. uv No. WHAT A FIGHT! WEsLEv TAYLOR AND DAVID HERNANDEZ TANGLED FDR THE FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. TAYLOR woN ev A CLOSE DEcI SIOND our No. 5 COMEDY, LAUGHS, AND vELLs WERE PROVIDED WHEN FRED JOHNSON AND ALBERT KEISER ENTERED THE RING FDR T E 1 O LB. TITLEo JOHN soN WON av A T.K . OVER KEISER IN THE FIRST ROUN , BOUT No. OVER ED KELTON BouT No. 5 THE BOUT No. 6 TRINI AcEvEs ev A Bouv No 7 THE MATCH FOR D KElSER'S SERIES or A w N M A oEcIs THE FOURTH ROUND OF THE 150 LB. BOUT. DENNIS TYLER LOST A CLOSE DECISION TO ALBERT ADNEY IN FEATHERHEIGHT TITLE' WITH PLENTY OF LEATHER SLINGING, T K O FDR THE MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE. LOUIS ACEVES WON THE LIGHTWEIGHT LEON BROWN LOST T0 TITLE OVER Rov FORD IN THE FOURTH ROUND. OUT No. 8: KNOCKING DAVE EAGLETON OUT IN THE FORD MCCASLAND WON THE HEAvvwEIcHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF SCHOOL FOR 19h1. 52 FIRSY ROUND, CLIF' VICTOR VALLEY HIGH I ? -59 I vu Y V I if ,I I T 0- I -I ?fg ,I I TH A R h. .. B0 2: - B : H M - .O D ha Bo LEFT J as o HI ION IN K . I ' ' o 2 B TENNIS BACK ROW! HEBB, WHITE, DICKMAN MIDDLE Row: COACH KEGLER, Mc- GINNIS, CRAwFORD, RICHARDS, BLACK, WHITEHOUSE FRONT Row: KOLLMANN, HANCOCK, FORD, HORINE, NICKERSON, Jo- HANSON THIS R NISHED AND v PR N EO O TH A , THE DEFENDING V .S. TENNIS CHAMP NS HAvE PLAYED r UR E THE s SCHEDULED MATCHES. T EIR FIRST MEET A NST BARSTOW ON APRIL 5 E 2b 7 v TORY FOR THE JACKRABBITSQ Two WEEKS LATER, HOwEvER BAQSTOW TURNED THE BLES ON THEM AND HANDED THEM A 2h O DEFEATO COLTON, Too, DEFEATED ICTOR SEVEN MATCHES TO TWO SU THE JACKRAS TS EMER D v CT R O TH IR MATCH WITH LANCASTER, ROLLING UP A 29 10 SCORE. THE GAMES THAT REMAIN INCLUDE A RETURN ENGAGEMENT WITH COLTON AND THE DESERT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY OFES AT NEEDLESO E SQUAD M FE L K Y TH S, RA UAT ON, E TS N SENIOR MEMBERS, BUT COACH KEGLER HAS THREE FRESHMEN OUT ON THE COURTS O WILL BE THE NUCLEUS OF NEXT YEAR'S TEAM MCGINNIS FOLLOWS THROUGH AFTER SMASH SHOT RAwFORD AND DICK MAN vOLLEv AT NET FORD SHOWS POWERFUL SERVING FORM RINE JESS 4 PLAY CLOSE NET ma 4U,,,.,,,nL -:z-. ilu-. 5 AS Sc IPT IS FI READ TO BE ESE T N E IR .V.H IO o O IR IX H , AG I , END D IN A - IC' , . TA -1 A V , , , T Bl GE I 0 I Us IN E E- TH 'ILL E EENL E LOS Sv G D I O I INE WH . Co N .' A 6 J. C A D. - 'I . . X Ivj X' ! Q .- , R. ' . E V' O , Y, 'A5,4: 'r. F, Ho AND C. V ' ' ':?7 . I ' I ' - IYETTKI Q' , IL.. m' ' 5-y nf q , I ,041 ff OF GREVN Bsfrf Av 9 , 1 Q L . ACK THE 5LN...THR5s sPo.s ... O YEAH 9 C L STD , HNF Kfrzc H KE! NG? sm THE' Hov, m5L,w...-ARm .HYEAH f N on E SLN Y as . ffl., ,J 2 sq ' ' i ,,Lfff 'Q N Q I 'ibxf 'f . if 1 NN. . ' .1 . . B . ff, E G' ns. Nc Cs A emma.. E Q :mc IN ' -1 H R, ?'.. T-'ga TLS - 2s....l ...S ' H A - TH ' J .. L u1F lovaf ....HNo, HE 1 T wEHne I i'x Sara- PFEX H . 2LcEPv-HCAQ QQITTOW.anLEUCN, T155 MELSON?,,gpROPCSING, ExLL?..,OPEN vouq EY P Ccvg nT'5 TOJQ F c A ..A W - 'sR, JOHUNlEoouW V ' - w! , C .f ' Y-, .Jus cc SI...DsGwl 1 V JOVvnn3MTTA sir TC vo , Af , A T. 1 Q YHE 122. 14 J1Tsu,..F,-1Twce, an ? ,, vwnl,,. .. . if as 5 : . Afs G, N WANT?.oo4'L ...l fwc-, ... L EJ, LAQKL LVFBQQ D VE oapki TW Ei 'HE E 5 7 H 0 TBfLLn P.SH Ox T H K F EC .'J UI goo VATvHA L DLE Nor JomALf DLCK ' M QK HLP uve . H I TwAr'Q CTEP u 2 1 f PEN RVUR CK KATHLEEN, own oHLv OPHONORE MEMBER o THE JOURNALISM CLASS, w1LL BROAD sr HE G RL ' onrs CT 1 Q O M1 TAK T AW Y KATH LEEN BASEBALL QPEEDBALL BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL HOCKEY SWIMMING TENN!S BADMINTON 3 I V 2 il' ' - E 'Qf I f p ... c. 4 , - mi , ln KATHL- F.., I F S I X CA T 1 s sp A lvl !ES 4 FO 19M - v E 1 A , - GIRLS SPORTS NOEH THE I E TIOV LvA JOHANSON, HE GIRLS R RAOE WITH HUSIASVS H S JOH HLETID STAR AND GRADUATE or VEQY POPULAR WITH THE GIRLS DRTS G PITC E BASEBALL INTERGLASS TOURN UNPRCOICTABLED CAPTAIN I HE GHTING JUNI wIN THE GHAMPIDNSHI IP R AR NG K N, WAS WON B I TH CAPTA HIGH AT PROVED TEQEST H WELL AS MORES N N 'C OSEO OUT so EEDDALL, LOT SENIO , SECOND PLAUE. E EARLY BIRDS LGMER CLAS QP GAME, KINNEY' JOHANSON TAKING TH AMPIDISHIP DLI or H TIAE ev LUELLA SULLIVAN. AND ONCE MORE THE JUN R WITH SHIRLEY KRETLGI AS THEIR CAPTAIN. IN VOLLEYBALL THE SENIDRS ONCE AGAIN PROVED T KUTH JOHANSON Mov N THE CHAMPIONSHIP LIN'5 JUNIORS FIGHTING HARD FOR SECOND PLAGE. ISISS WHO WERE ABLE C MFRL AGA N IRD PERI GYM CLAS RATHER THAN FROA HE SEN M RES, NO RESHMEN. PTAIN H v DH DS'S AN OVERWHELMING VICTORY OVER OLIVE OWEN'S THIRO P N w I ADVISER E 19L AN N, FGRMER THE CLASD OF 1 5 AND HAS KEPT THE SPCRTS VICTOR H ENT WAS EXG RIAI CAMPBELL'S UNDER CAPTAIN ING S SoPHo DOR I NocK DOWN AND CR v PAPTAIN COLLE NE WARTIN'S JUNIDRS AG OUT EN Mc TO woRM THE BASKETBALL HE I S, E TH U S WERE T E RUNNERS UP, S CAPTA NDRHA CONK HLIR PROWES S OT Wl o S, ULN OR SDPHD R PE OD SQUAD w ERIOO TEA . THIS SCR B ING PREPARED FOR PQEQLNTATTON OVEN OUQ RADIO NETWORK TE HAVE BOTH A OMINTON AND A TENN TOLRNAMENT ON, A N EFESTED AHE SKV N F R N U COMP TIONQ THE POOL H S EN F LL , ND KISS JOHANSON ANNOUNCES THAT INTERCLA SWIMMING WILL START IMNEDIATELYQ N ' AU ION PICTLRES HE ER S E NE v L E MILLER THELMA, LLAND, ILDRED ACE, AND NARY ANN LARKE...PAULINE ROBISON AND KATH REDRICK SHAKE HANDS AFTER A CLOSE GAME, SCOFEKEEPER FRANCES CAMP K 0Nana H LMA PELLAND AND mORCTHY SAY CEALS SMASH THE BIRD . I I U ' - D R c I or THE E' GYN , MISS A T STA TED TH 'O-M1 PA - ENT I N S So 4 A ' 9 5. A3 I IR IN- . IN SP AT A HI H H. T ' AM 'IT , A M I. - . I T Fl I I oRs, w IS NA ! INNI TO , P O ' A R - o I , - - - - -. - BUT S or FU ' ' U - X 5 S ,' RS YI IN JU 'I , - CH A I' T E T DES I- E I. T SEJICR LTD It I C I Y WTO I H' . - I I ' ' ro IN F 'S TEAM EO I TO I P , TH . - TN HOCKEY THE TEAMS WERE DRGANIZED FROM THE FIRST, SECOND, AND TH OD SES I T I R' 'I S, - o f A E . 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A THE 'o - I s BE E EA G I '- L ss ' E- Ho NE A 'HQgEQygi?Q3Q5EEfLM 'gg 'wigff I,L I Q Q 2. i'WX Q GIIIIIIIIQIS LANGLEY -a ATMORE V7 HALSTEAD 'W EAGLETON rv- 7' na MCKINNEY 4 av 'ihnull HARTMAN LENA ANN ADALEEN LANOLEY, WHODE JOLLY EXTERIOR HI 5 A HAR MI R BUSINEQS, A D av HER WORK AS QTUDENT aocv TREASURER... OCK V pREaIDENT UEORGE PERCY ATMORE, WE ALL R M MBER HI FINE R RAYAL OF THE MOR ERER IN T E SENIOR RLAv...sRAcIOus ROSALEEN Jov HAL STEAO, O GOES OUT or H R A RIG HAND MAN AS VICE PRESIDE BOTH HE L A TH GIRLS' GL CLUBOQOOAVID EUGENE EAGLE T N, DON' LOOK N w, UT WE H RD THAT ALMOST EROKE A OROAD JUMP RECORD. .GIRL5' LEAGUE PRESIDENT COLLEEN ELIZABETH MCKINNEY, WHOSE Hoaev LDING FF Es, sr D T eo R AR AND GIRLS' OLEE CL PREXYQ JDNIOR WALTER HARTMAN WHOSE LEFT HANDED BASKETBALL PLAYING, SIDELINE OOMENTATORS CLAIM, COMPLETELY BEWILDERCD THE EOE JOKER JOY JOURNALIST ll GOING TO THE DANCE TONIO .J-N ..--v-J mx W A46 ' A pr- 1 A , X , s I ' w 1 , 1 f -1, . 1, i , NS A I NN , X . 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