Washington Irving Junior High School - Knickerbocker Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 20 of the 1946 volume:

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Three of the full-semester poems published are by students who gradu- ated with ahe class of Winter 1946, Myrna Young, Arliss Ann Chapman, rnql Joyce Bryson, whose poem is storied for honorable mention. The other fall-semester poem published is by Phil Salomon. present B0. Spring-semester poems which are stnlrcd for honorable mention are: The E u c a l y p L u s by llaymond Terry, A9: Music bg: Don Jacobs, B93 and Music by Nadine Mershon, BSL The following A93 have poems published: Ronald Gordon. Yvonne Lindores, Fred Tschopp, Natalie Al- berty, Bertha Huffman, Shirley Hei- bel. and Tom Russell. AS's who have poems accepted ai 2: Margarita Ramos, Ronald Tzylor. Al- va Anderton, Barbara Kenipo, and Catherine Perry. Students of other grades who have poems published are: Gail Halverson. A75 Belvn Baldwin, B73 and Beverly Younger, B7. Other Irving students who submit- ted poems to the anthology ore: A9's: Bill Anderson, Jimmie Brown. Betty Christensen, George Corpor- ales, Donald Gnfner, Melvin Gember- ling, Constance Guerra, Rose Mr-ry Gunn. Lorayne Hamilton, Betty Hoi- bel, Roger Obernolte, Richtrcl Rose, and Bonnie Taylor. AS's: Bernice Baziak, Betty Bren- uni, Joan Cockc, and Vireiniw D111-b','. A'7's: Rosalind Algoso, Marilyn Benedict, Lois Bodfield. Nan:-ji Dfvis. Donald Fifer, Bill Hartshorn, .loin- nene Moberly. Beverly Parker, Mari- lyn Shiver. and Beverly Siebert. B7's: Evelyn Pogstad and Doroihy Uhlev. Music To Be Featured in Graduation ' Program of Class of Summer '46 l 1 Graduation Theme: l Personal Responsibility in Doing Right Molto of Class of Summer '46 Conquer Wrong by Doing Right 1 Colors of Class of Summer '46: Green and White Graduating Homeroomn: Boys' Homcrooxn 107 Mr. William Milne Girls' Homoroom 112 Mrs. Henrietta Goldrick Girls' Homeromn 114 Miss Arlnlee Riley Boys' Homoroom 203 Mrs. Harriett Brown Girls' Homcroom 204 Miss Constance Campbell Girls' Homcroom 208 Miss Margaret clapp Boys' Homeroom Electric Mr. Fred Osburn , -sw W ,YH . ss ... Contest Winners Picked Big American Legion American Cikizcns-Our Respon- sibilities, our Pl'lK'llQg'0SH was the topic for the American Legion Es- say Contest, which was won by Betty lllengo, Atl, with Peter Eiden, B9, vinninz second place. Fevcnty-five students from ull trades submitted essays in thc con- test, which is sponsored by the Amer- ipzzn Legion Auxiliary of Griffith Prilt Post 353. The Poppy Poster contest. also sponsored by the American Legion, was won by Charles Baker, A9. .loan Cn'-ke, AS, came second, and Marion Shoreen. ASI, third. Honorable men- Iffn was given to Barbara Mcrtz, AQ, May Armstrong, A9, and Dolores llowman. A9. The poster contest was city-wide. Chrrlcs Buker's poster will now 'be' sent on for stute competition. xiigsed on' Lhc theme Frei-spinal ltesponsibility in Doing Right, the graduation program of the Class of Summer '46 will feature music by the Senior Orchestra and Glee Clubs and hgief talks by two A9 students. Mrs. Eileen Hitchcock, class spon- sor, is in charge of the program. The orchestra is directed by Miss Dorothy Dickey and the Glee Clubs by Miss Ruth Hinkleman. Senior Or- Lhesiro soloists will be Charles Baker, cello, and Vera Smith, violin. Donna Martin and Nancy High will play a .wo-piano duet. Mrs. Eleanor B. Allen, member of the Los Angeles Board of Education, will mnkc the graduation address. Diplomas will be presented to the fgzrdnates by Miss'EtheliDow, vice- principal, and Mr. Crawford Peek, principal, and will be accepted on bo- hslf of the graduates by Melvin Gembevling, A9 class president. Of the 101 boys and 150 girls urziduating. 1-15 students plan to at- frnd Marshall High School, 73 to ntlend Franklin, 28 to attend Eagle Pork, two to attend Glendale. and th'-co to attend other schools. A7 Student W ins Trrzmc Essay Contest Cnr: Owen, A7 Irving: student, won list place in the city of Los Angeles an the essay contest on My Place in 'l'rril'fic Safety. This contest was conducted ns a wr. of the celebration of Boys' Week hy the Los Angeles Police Depart- mont. A gold plnque with the mime of our sci-ool engraved on it was award- rfl to Irving: for the second consecu- tive your ns a result of CurL's victory. Last your Le Roy Hulderman, yn-c-sent B9,'won first place in the wily-wide contest. Curt rcacl his essay over the air cn KF! cn May 4. l L l'LYl5I.ilSHEi. BY THE STUDENTS OF WASHINGTON IRVING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL bus Aflgeles. California STArF tvlanauinq Editor .....,... ,, ...,.... Peter Eiden News Editor .,,., ,. ,.,. lrulnres MvCmidless Asst. News Editor ..... .,.,,,,.,, J :mire Kan' Feature Editor .. ..,,,.... .lnciluellne Heyer Asst. Feature Editor ........,.,, Nancy Dnle Make-up Editor .,............,. Juan Shannon Copy Editor .. ...,.,.......... Eileen Schneider Boys' Sports Editor , ............... Perry Sinlih Boys' Sport Writers ......,....... .. .llm Benlrd :md Cllfforil Sllvurinan Girls' Sports ....,......,.... , ............... Arlene Fried und Lillian Lonlmuskl Columnist ,.,..,.......,,. ..., ,....,., R 0 nltld Gurdon A9 Edition Editor . ....... Juycelyn Compton Asst, A9 Edition Editor Jeanette Johnson Art Editor' ...........,..,............ . ......., Pat Stump George Corporales und Tom Russell Printers ..... . ..,..,.. ........ ......, Robert Mallwlt Cooper Ashley, and Virgil Sclmell Other staif members: ....,.., Alva Anderton, Betty Buss. Ju Ann Busternc. Ellen Edgar. Noel Jackson. .loan Norris. Hel- en Perez, Richard Phipps. Joan Pratt., Marguerite Ramos. .lore Stauber. Faculty Advisers: An, nmrgm-et clamp: Pmmqraphy. Julm Gllberi.: Printini. E. ll. Gill'l'i'i.tC Journalism, Esther Snlnwn Secretaries Edituriallg r Speaking by Joycelyn Compton Three years at Irving have passed all too quickly for us A9's, and now we're ready to continue on to senior high school. Of course we're glad to be graduating, and yet we rather hate to be leaving Irving because that means we will be separated from some of the many friends we have made here. Now that the war is over, and things are getting back to normal again, people everywhere are resolv- ing to make this world a better place in which to live. Our class motto, Conquer Wrong by Doing Right, expresses what we. 'he younger generation, feel we can :lo to make this ri better world. The world is made up of many szzoups, which in turn are made up of many individuals, so that if each per- son does his part to abolish intoler- ance, prejudice, jealousies, and greed, his group and his nation will then be more perfect and this world will be n better place in which to live. V lRVlNC'S ADMINISTRATORS Crawford Peek, principnlg Miu Ethel Dow, girls' viceqn-incipqlg Mu, Mary Fresher, cuunselorp Forrest Little, registrar, STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Lewis lfcrhevur, prelident, Joyce Bond, lecretaryg Jean Steiner, BWI' V'CB'Pl'BSldeht: Vernon Jumper, boyz' vice-president. A9 CLASS OFFICERS Jeanette Johnson, treasurer: Bill Nacleau, vice-president: Melvin Gemlaerling, prenidentg Helen Perez, secretary. The Pampas By Shirley Heihel, A9 Thcre's a land of the open range, lvherc lh: vsucho, tall and leans Rides over the plains of wavinjg grain Through the dust of the Argentine. ll's a country of vast expanse, Whose: riches can he seen - ln ecrn and oats, in hides and heef, This land of the Argentine. Mzzfiv By Dvnald Jacohs, B9 Music is like life, with fast heats and slow heats, - It moves like the rural people, slowly and carefree, Or it moves like the city people, x fast and determined. .s Music is like world peace, with 4. Brahm's Lullaby as the peaceg' Music is like world war, with the Warsaw Concerto as the wari Music is like kings heing crowned with Pomp and Circumstance. Yes, music is like life. .Yzmzmer .Worm By Margarita Ramos. A8 Hills and valleys are cheerful in the sunlight, Everything is warm and happyg Soon everyone is gloomy and melancholy Because a dark cloud is overhead. The rain comcs down gently, Making trees slowly swayi 'l lse leaves on the trees are glistening, And lhe hillside looks freshly-washed. Uur Eunsciences ay Le any Hniaernnin, B9 God guides us through our consciences, He must have wanted it that way, When we try to fool our consciences, it is c-sa we disobey. Music, , By Nallinc Mershon, B9 A m:u:h is the tramp, tramp, tramp, Of nn army of gallant men. A lullahy is the gentle sway of trees When a breeze is blowing. A symphony is s king rising maicstically Above evil, and ruling with wisdom. Music is a bond of friendships A symhol of human understanding, A universal language: lt unites the world in one great song. Y be Eucalyptm' By Raymond Terry, A9 Tell they stand. Like sentinels, They guard the gate- Their trunks rise toward the lkY- Their limbs slim and graceful, Their leaves long and sleek. The Wind By Alva Anderton. A8 Sometimes the wind is like a new- horn lamb on a spring day, Or it is like n gentle kitten pni-ring for some milk, Andi then it is, meek and' afraid that in might wake sis, X ' The new spring plants Mother Nature has tucked away. But sometimes the wind is like s ferocious tiger Rcrdy to spring on its prey, Vicious and violent, Ready to strike at anything that stands in its way. Home and Get Them By Then... Russell, A9 It's is fight to the finish when it starts, The pe0ple who are in it have no hearts, They hump and scrape, and sometimes scream, You would think it was a nightmare or is had dream. The doors are open: the crowd runs mg The first to the counter is the one to win. A sign in the window explains the fact, Come and get them. ladies! Nylons are hack! Freedom By Natalie Alsei-ty, A9 Like playing a fantastic game of tag l emerge from the mysterious depths of the ocean And come tripping in, laughingly aesigin, the tin, ehilasen Who watch me lap the gentle shores. The foam on my crest is happiness bubbling over For l am free. I can see the sky, the seagulls, and the swaying palm trees. But now, hack l gn, anxiously nwaiting my turn to come again. The Hill in March By Fred Tschoppi A9 Trll stands the hill, purple and green, Stately trecs and winding ravines- Cocl's work is plainly seen. On this hill where the winds fly by, Hear the children play and cryi Their kittl dance with the wlltling winds Then dbwn they come to rest on the ridge. Night is coming and all is still: Nothing astir upon All nt once we hear a sound 'Tis the friendly cricket, making his rounds. the hill: Then l see it in the gray-dim light- And lhcn it fades, out of sight. Yosemite By csihei-ine Perry, A8 Your lakes so crystal clear, Your pcalts that tower ahove Rcstful high mountain meadows And trnils that we'Ve grown to love. Your falls that roar and boom, Your hirds so cheerful and free, All of you've grown so dear to us, So dear to us, Yosemite. You're never away from us- ln our dreams you are always there Some day we'll come hack tn you To stay in your land so fair. 6 f' , Q Q, ' .1-... X. 1, xi, M mar neg. -57 3. L 1 Y I 4- 'L ik, Knut an - , Q Q ni nu ir. 11. VI, qi H l. ,ll' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS GLEE CLUB HEADS OF SERVICE GROUPS X 'PQ 'LSA 5,-is M-.1 N. , -L. ,A Ez A9 HOMEROOM 114 'lamp June O'Neill K-'Iudyl .loanne Jillson tlrishl Jeanette Johnson fPinkyl Mary June Hockinson tTaffyJ Loiayne Hamilton tVickiel Lou Ella Johnson Marilyn Kuhn Jessie Hernandez Shirley Gorgen Miriam Crossnlan lSuziel Frances Kelland .loaonne Gates Uol Pat King tCarrotsJ Miss Riley Ruth Jackson tBobbiel Jackie Hall Kay Gerace tPuggyJ Bertha Huffman Arlene Geczi Lois Griggs lButchJ Lenore Haight Betty lllengo Elayne Kelly Bertha Rossiter Maxine Clifton fBlondieJ Gloria Gonzales Ranee Gerischer tLeftyl Shirley Hayne tButter cupl Cleotn Trudeau Dorothy Alexander tDotl Betty Heibel tCrumphetl Barbara Jillson tBobbyl Kay Ashton tAnneJ Gloria Higham Shirley Heibel mbition Front Row Commercial artist Model I Foreign correspondent Model Pianist Technical engineer Fly an airplane Nurse Row! 2,,. Housewife To travel To sew Raise dogs, horses Fiction writer 'l'o travel College graduate Secretary Ice skater Librarian X- Row 3 Nurse Teacher Interior decorator - Civil engineer Secretary Model Dancer To graduate Designer Row 4 Secretary To travel To travel Secretary Pianist Model To knit Not in picture Artist Will Math book to Pat Williams, A7 Worn-out moccasins to Panch0. A8 Blond hair to Jean Murphy, B8 Spanish hook to Violet Tennis, A7 Homeroom 114 to future B I's English book to Phyllis Chandler, A7 My locker to Lizzy Meyers, A8 Swell homeroom to a new B7 A9 dancing to Bob Conrad, A8 Math book to Barbara Stanley, A8 Charm bracelet to Eileen Schneider, B9 Animal love to Pat Williams, A7 Mild temper to Barbara Carra, B9 Best wishes to homeroom girls My worries to Mary Marvin. B9 R's to Mike Guinta. A8 Old note book to Fannie Hinson, B9 ,K-lnndwriting to Gwendolyn Timmons, A7 Frankie swoons to Shirley Martin, B9 lrving's fun to Al Franklin, B9 Math book to Ruth Haight, A7 Algebra book lo Janice Steen, A8 Math book to Dorothy Brandt, B9 Clothing to Gerry Thompson, A8 Hair to Fannie Hinson, B9 A9 dancing to Tony Gonzales, B9 My 'tlook to Beverly Sowers, B8 Messy notebook to June Heaton, A8 Math book to Rosie Gonzales, B8 Clothing to Joyce Michalla, A7 Math hook to Wilma Sanders, B9 5 car to Wilma Sanders, B9 Algebra book to Yvonne Caruthers, B8 Craft class tn Joianne Breckenridge, B9 Attendance office to Betty Crumpaeker, B7 Name Margarita Reyes .loan I-Ioloubek Uoj Carolyn Sanford Billie Tucker tWillieJ Marion Strobel QPinkyJ Jean Steiner tAnnieJ Kay Silvera Ruth Stehmeier iTurtlesj Lynn Learned Mary Harrell Virginia Wilson Joan Shannon Miss Clapp Mary Jane Snyder Beverly Trudeau lBevi Carolyn Wenig tScott1uJ Rosemary White Peggy Turner .Nancy High Marion Shoreen Sandra Mandel Uoyi Diane Sewers IDD Nancy Nelson Alicia Varela tbeel ' Betty Spinks 1Bonniej Delores Wenger fDeDol Dora Hecke tRubyj Maui-ine Thompson Thelma Hayward Beverly Bush Pnl Stump Bonnie Taylor Joy Singleton Dixie Schultz tltickiclk Vera Smith tSmittyl Theresa Schuck Betty Ann Oler Margaret Wood Ambition Front Row Secretary Go to New York Go to France Stenographer Dress designer To lose twenty pounds Dress designer Dietician Row 2 Laboratory technician Nurse Write a book A-R report card To chew bubble gum All A card Air hostess iiadio singer Secretary Row 3 Missionary Piano player Interior decorator A-R report card Secretary Stenographer Commercial artist Singer Secretary Actress Row 4 Designer Horse rancher Engineer Own a Victrola Secretary Traveler Traveler To master algebra Ice skater Not in picture Private secretary Stenographcr A9 HOM EROOM 208 Will Auditorium to Susana Reyes, A8 Art poster to Georgeann Gordanier, B8 Dressing room 57 to Evelyn Rednoske, B8 llomeroom seat to some B7 Paint brush to Jim Fnzio, B9 Shox-mess to Nancy Compton, A7 My sniallness to Nadine Mershon, B9 Girl Reserves' seat to Patty Tucker, A7 Shortness to Nancy Cornpton, A7 English book to Jacklyn Smith, A7 Diets to Betty Branum, A8 Homework worries to Peter Eiden. B9 Good luck to homeroom girls Spanish grade to Arlene Fried, B9 Math book to Ellen Reed, B7 Musical ability to Le Roy Huldernian, B9 A9 rhythm to Jane Imbeau, BS My wicked eye to VVynelle Martin, B8 Head pianist to Charlene Armour, B9 Algebra book to Nadine Mei-shon, B9 Shelving cart to Don Jacobs, B9 Horse collection to Janet White, B9 Typewriter to future typists Irving to Joianne Breckenridge, B9 Volley ball to Lerois Cruzan, A8 Math book to Mary Pheney, A7 Math book to Phyllis Chandler, A7 Homework worries to 501119 B9 Typewriter to Robert Scranton, A8 Gym shorts to Joanne Wiseman, B9 Spanish to Peter Eiden, B9 Homework to Nancy Budelman, B8 Math book to Joianne Breckenridge, B9 Dancing ability to Rita Valentino, B9 Levis to Charlene Brown, B8 Partridge bus to Ruth Haight, A7 Math book to Carol Lee Mattingly, A7 Green eyes to Sally Rowland, B7 A9 HOMEROOM ELECTRIC Name Harley Muldrow George Parrish fShortyj Charles Norton Richard Everson KEverdulll George Corporales QCol'keyl Bartley Lonberger QBartJ James La Tourrette Robert Malhiot Roger Obernolte Marcus Lowrey Tony Rodriguez fEl Postel Mr. Osburn Richard Rose KRosieJ Bill Behrns Bill Nadeau H. A. Martin Iliaml Richard Boyd lRickJ Tom Russell Eddy Marr fPorkyJ Bill Beck Bob Lofstrom 1Swedel Fred Olsen f0lej Vito Nicassio KNickl Theodor-k,,MaEgillivray Robert. Haney Terry Moody1'fJbkel ' Kenneth MuchmorasiFoxl Mel Bosserman 2 Norman Kerrebrock fNormJ Miles Nadle QMickeyj Jack Bramer Ambition Front Row To graduate Musician Engineer Sailor Electrical engineer Fireman Dentist Printer Row 2 Engineer Engineer Swing drummer More friends Aviator Electrical engineer Baseball player Row 3 College coach Elecirical engineer Sailor Musican Actor Motorcycle racer Crooner Singer Ruw 4 Sailor Chemist Aviation Jockey Hep-cat musician Gardener Surgeon Not in picture Gym teacher Will Locker to Gene Palma, A7 Math book to David Parrish, B7 Girl worries to Bob Norton, A7 -- Grades to Richard Graves, A8 I Squad position to Leonard Rhodes, B8 Report card to William Harp, A7- Algebra book to Richard Andersen, A8 Wavy hair to Trevor Anderson, B7 Hall Locker to Dick Aldrich, AS Spanish book to Irving Neder, B9 Locker to Alfredo Morales, A8 Congratulations to A9's Locker to any B7 who wants it Locker to Dick Aldrich, A8 Track to Pancho Garcia, A8 English to George Encinas, B9 Lock combination to Ralph Lepre, B7 Cafeteria lines to Chester Wulfrum, B9 Nutrition to hungry B7 Dramatic ability to Gordon Bagne, B9 Mr. Osburn to Jerry Harrington, A8 Sideburns to anyone who can grow them My beautiful hair to Eddie Hughes, B7 Math book to some B9 Freckles to Trevor Anderson, B7 Laziness to Ronald Bennett, B9 Homeroom to Mr. Osburn Dramatic ability to G. G. Harrington, A8 7th period gym office to Jim Watts, BS English book to Donald Acton, B9 A9 notebook to Jack Dabe, B7 Name Ambition Larry Shute John Skidmore John Gulotta Bradley McDonald Mr. Milne Wilbert Inman QWi1liel David Lloyd Bob Johnson Bob Fischer Earl Reade Donald Burke George Daniel Ronald Gordon John Kittell Lawrence Balzer lLarry J Lewis Kochevar Tuenes Klarenbeck 1Fi-ecklesl Dean Hughes Bill Hauser Melvin Gemberling lMeMoJ Lorenzo Ghiglieri fLegj ilonald Guffin Julius Zsigmondovics Tommy Denton Jimmy Henry QThe Beakl Bob Pemberton Kenwood Botzner QKenl Don Mayfield Thomas Irwin CScottyj Vernon Jumper QBunnyl Wally Brown Cooper Ashley QDeaconJ Jerry Cinimarusti Jerry Kinnon Sylvester Juarez Front Row Radio engineer Jockey Aeronautical engineer Air Corps Graduate from Jr. Hi. Football player Have 5 car Have u car To attend Annapolis i Row 2 Electrician Own a pigeon farm Hobo A millionaire Geologist Stamp dealer To own a car Electrical engineer Row 3 Flyer To graduate from Irvi Accountant Engineer Civil engineer Engine-er Physician Civil engineer Row 4 Aviator A in gym Concert pianist Engineer Mechanical engineer Farmer To learn English Letter in football ng Not in piclu re Ball player Boxer A9 ' HOMEROOM 107 4 Will Homeroom desk to Gordon Bagne, B9 Intelligence to Wayne Blackburn, B9 Algebra to J. W. Wilson, A8 My desk to Bob Williams, A8 Good luck to boys of 107 Muscles to someone who needs them Math bool: to B9's Homeroom seat to a new B7 Math book to Vivian Schkomodan. A7 Irving to Dick Bircher, A8 Math book to Loren Kalkman, A7 Room 207 to Bob Druley, B9 Height to Dwain Hansen, B9 Math book to Joe Conte, B8 Algebra book to Mr. Milne Algebra book to Paul Kochevar Math book lo Leonard Rhodes, BS Notebook to Jimmy Haworth, B7 Pencil Sharpener to Bill Strickhouser, B9 Pitching arm to Don Acton, B9 A football to Trevor Anderson, B7 Unopenable locker to Eddie Guffin, B9 Room 207 to Bob Druley, B9 Grades to David Witherell, A8 Pencils to Dick Bowen, A7 A in art to Dick Dixon, B8 Orchestra chair to Robert Scranton, A8 Math book to Roy Cooper, A7 Chubbiness to Don Eisenhauer, A8 Basketball court to Don Hathaway, A8 Office summons to Billy Bagley. B7 Butch to Pancho Garcia, A8 Detenlion to anyone Levis to Johnny Merrill, B8 H.R. 107 to B'7's A9 HOMEROOM 204 Name Julia Portesi Deloris Glotfelly Antoinette Dinisi Clnrnnn Hellman lNickieJ Bmbflra Dirlam tBnbsl Buddie Lewis QSugarj Georgella Petersen fBubblesl Dorothy Deakin llrishl Bernice Latham Yvonne Lindores 1Vonniej Esther Murillo Joan Norris Go-Job Betty Limbird lBetl Norma Bear Dorothy Morrison fDotJ Marilyn Palmer Ueanl Georgia Hogan Miss Campbell Baihara Mertz fBabsl Patty Lou Reed Jean Pagliassolti Janet Schold Helen Perez Alice liflorgnni All Gloria Mertig Pat Roth Gloria Reder Theresa Lewis 1Tallyj Margaret Rhodes fCurlyj Donna Martin Janice Kay 1Tawneyl Sally Murphy Juanita Ortiz Carmen Martinez Marree Russ Verlee Russ Dolores McCandless Joan Pratt Clara Mac Dingman Marilyn Rider Utiickeyj June Nadeau Uunol Vivian Murphy Lydia Prieto Lois Pri nglc Ambilibn Front Row Secretary Secretary Concert pianist Nurse To own a horse Secretary Model Nurse Secretary Actress Tap dancer Row 2 Actress Ride a motorcycle Airplane ride Sienographer Costume Designer Private secretary Successful rancher Designer A in Algebra To raise horses Kleiiographer Row 3 Stewardcss To go to China Aceordionist Air hostess Commercial artist Veterinarian Interior decorator Costume designing Illustrator Stewardess Nurse Act with Van Row 4 Pilot Singer To be thin Write a book Singer Own cattle ranch Go to college Make-up artist See Cornel Wilde Not in picture Raise horses Will Grades to Joanne Walter, B8 English book to Barbara Jordan, B8 Math book to Mary Delaney, A7 Cashier job to Catherine Perry, A8 Bus seat to Joan Betts, A7 A9 dancing io Gerry Silvers, A7 Homeroom to new B7's Knowledge to Mary Kalanich, B7 Glee Club seat to Pat Jackson, B8 Lunch place to Leon Lindores, A7 Math book to Velia Lozano, A7 Singing to Nancy Buckhorough, B9 Gym locker to Elizabeth Myers, A8 Glee Club dress to Carol Dorff, B7 Glee Club seat to Catherine Perry, A8 Algebra book to Barbara Carre, B9 Dark hair to Janice Steen, A8 Success to A9's Clothing io Shirley Sneath, B7 Typewriter to Joliet White, B9 Troubles to Karen Klien, B7 Algebra book to Nancy Compton, A7 Algebra hook to Rita Valentino, B9 A9 dancing to Rosemarie Franco, B9 Inferiority complex to anyone who wants it Spanish book to Jerry Roth, B9 Art lo lucky person Last name to Joey Lewis, B9 Troubles to Rozella Key, B9 Social dancing to Peggy Merriam, B9 Bus seat to Delphina Perez, B9 Science book to Arlene Fried, B9 Sweater to Leona Cruzan, A8 Gym locker to Esther Velasquez, B9 Notebook to Janet White, B9 Math ability to Kay Russ, A7 English book to Dawn Moore, A7 Journalism to Noel Jackson, A8 Eucalyptus tree to Shirley Price, B9 Glee Club to Carmen Ramos, A8 Mr. McMasters to Chuck Boyer, B9 Wicked swing to Shirley Williams, B9 20-l to a lucky B7 Pug nose to Roydean Lewallen, A8 Name -' rnbitinn Alice Bonifazi Mary Broderick Mary Ann Crumpacker Norma Carr lAutoJ Natalie Alberty Charlotte Chaney Valera Anderson 1fGingerl Theresa Nicotri 1Nickiel Linn Mac Becker fBet-ltyl Dolores Martin 4Buste1'j Betty Bankston lTnffyJ Betty Christensen Marian Clark Mrs. Goldrick Betty Jean Bass lR,ustyl Keith Billups QSnndyJ Joan Johnson May Armstrong Norma Brown Norma Dixon fPepperJ Joyce Bond Nancy Dale 1Lizziel Barbara Cox tBabsj Rosemary Breckell lMn1'y An Sylvia Brandt Joycclyn Compton Jeane Owens Dolores Bowman fDebl Joyce Best Dora Baez QDotl Pat Anderson Jackie Benton Rose Mary Gunn Marlene Vullo Lerois Cruzan fLizzieJ Joan Beghetti fButchl Marie Beazley lTi-ieksyl Joyce Allred HJ Front Raw Secretary Nurse Secretary Secretary Aixist Dress designer Telephone operator Dentist Secretary Row 2 Pilot Secretary 'lo graduate Telephone operator To have leisure Airline hostess Airline l1os.ess Confert pianist Commercial Artist Singer Row 3 Secretary Stenogrzpi-er Artist Dressmaker To study ninth Telephone operator Magazine coinmms. Private secretary Raw 4 Dancer Housewife Linguist Home economist Navy nurse Horse breeder Secretary Artist Artist Secretary No! in picture To graduate A9 HQMEROOM 112 Will Gum chewing to Barbara Jordan, BJ Math to Norma Muchmnre, B9 A9 Social Studies to a new A9 Mrs. Guse to new A9's Sunnyside treasurer's job to any B9 Irving to Deearm Chaney in Sept. Junky purse to Dorothy Jones, A8 Irving to Bch Steiner, BS Gym clothes to Gerry Achterberg, A7 Hash line to Walter Landreth, A7 Math book to Gloria Ellis, A7 Homecraft to Esther Rogstad, A8 Office job to Joan Dempster, A7 Good luck to our graduates Algebra worries to Joanne Bustcrnn, B11 Cranky locker to unlucky B7 Headaches in algebra to anyone Art to some lonely B9 Mntli to Mary Jane Van der Waal, B9 Flnshy lipstick to Jeanine Smiih, D7 Red hair to Mildred Bond. A7 Arr. seat to Sue Daugherty, B9 Algebra seat to Carol Cox, B8 Locker to lucky B7 Messy notebook io Dorothy Brandt, BS! Journalihm position to Nancy Compton, A7 Math hook to Cosetta Smith. A7 Arl to Ruth Haight. A7 Seat in drama to Nadine Mershon, BU Best homeroom teacher to B7 Ifrifndlincss to Joan Kershall, A7 Gum chewing to Phyllis Chandler, A7 Typewriter to Jack Gunn, B7 Homeroom teacher to lucky B7 Math book to Leona Cruzan, A8 Homeroom to new B7 Math book to Gloria Ellis, A7 Mirror in H. R. 112 to B7 girls A9 H OMEROOM 203 s. Name iioland Crandall i. . Robert Thomas Tr' Ronald Stone f Bill Thost lElmo7 Mrs. Brown Earl Williams Eugene Griffing fMol Darrell Atchison Joseph Wright Robert Carlson Bob Stier Henry Stehmeier Mason Byrd Donald Steffens QSkipl Fred Tschopn Donald Boehme QI-Il Torol Clifford Silverman fKekaJ Howard Stahlinan lHowD Charles Baker Jimmie Brown fPardoh Jim Beaird James Vaught Dick Wright Perry .Smith fPercyj Bob Wood Bill Anderson Russell Ames Bill Wilson Rudy Sntterfield' Don Gafner fDukeJ Bob Vishanoff Raymond Terry Dale Sproul Virgil Schnell Jim Stine Uimboj Bob Stell Charles Moore Wallace Wilson if rw Ambition F rant Row ARrofessional ball player Aeronautical engineer Flyer Veterinarian To speak Spanish Happy husband Rancher Rancher To get taller Row 2 Surgeon Eancher Pilot Trumpet player Basketball Piano player Writing Professionnl baseball To be a B-10 Row 3 Oculist Merchant Marine Civil engineer Race driver Forest ranger Millionaire Forest ranger Pilot To attend U.C.L.A. Doctor Row 4 Farmer Travel Learn to fly Architect Baseball player Travel Hunter Dancer Merchant Marine To no to U.C.L.A. Will Locker to Larry Sender, B9 Mathematical brain to Glen Baker, A8 English book to Bernard Reber, B9 F's to Donald Babcock, A7 Best wishes to A9's My butch to Gene Palma, A7 Homework to unlucky Irvingites Grades to Billy Byrd, A7 , Algebra book to Carol Harper, A7 First day to B'7's Bullpen to Donald Baker, A7 Algebra book to Mildred Rabb, BS Trumpet to Jerry Nora, B9 Social dancing to Bob Gager, B9 Spanish book to Lawrence Sender, B9 Bullpen to Don Mohler, BS Acorn's 3rd base to Bob Deal Irving to everyone left behind Cello to Gordon Yanz, B7 .Spanish to Pancho Ga rcia, A8 Drums to David Lawrence, A8 Math book to a future A9 Spanish grades to Diane Wright, B7 Journalism seat to Noel Jackson, AS A's to Milton Mangone. 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