Whittier Union High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1943 volume:

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BU HU UT TRUSTEES T I N my Ex er trtehcllv and helptul assrstahce trom the com rhumty Board ot Trustees devotm f hours ot servrce th our behalf M O O Warshlourh presrdeht competently h admo the board wrth the calm Judgment wh1ch ha characterrzecl hrs memloershrp on the looard tor the past teh years Mrs Mabel Dye 14 crvrc rruhded rhterested rn the proqr ss of all younq people Mr lohn B Retlly molustrraltst dyharruc and capable Mrs Hazel Baker eherqetrc w1th vrsroh and und rstandmq Mr Vlctor Derhl wrde busrrtess expeuehce commumty l acler the cohfrclehce ot the commuruty and th hrqh school are well placed rn these hve llr O O Marsnburr s Mabe Dve Mr V1ClOI Delhl Mrs l-'azelBa1ce 'Vlr lohnB Rerll ' f tw , . - . t ll 1 - . 4 V . A , 1 ' t 1 g . , . . . . . . . C o 1 o . . . T. . . lv . . . . . . A A 3 . . , A . A S l T A 1 . . . . . ,ler . . . . . . GI! T Q M.- . . . . . , . . Q , . . V . . . . D A . , 9 , . . I Twlf . ' , A hr, . 1 l I' l . . h Y S PEHI TE UE T VJe point with pride to our Superintendent . . Miss Marian L. Wilson . . gracious, efficient, and patient in her multiplex duties . . poised . . charming . devoted to the welfare of the school and the progress of each one of us . . appre' ciated in community activities . . a favorite with us. Vv'ith 'Tippie- Garde-riinq Marian I.. Wilson Tire reflections of l943 por'rav our nation in an rilfut war effort for the preservation of cle-rrivt:rarty. Every intiiviflual throughout the country, has teen Ciritrilputincg in some manner. At 'Nhitfier High Schcel students ani feadiers have continued their activities in the basic eduva- N tizznal proqrani iiesitgnetl to train young people fat: a war or a Vfiace-iiriie society. ln af,l'i1tizn txt the re 111.11 ziaiin' tasks, tire entire silioal persfgirifvl, stu- iftvs, time ftfrs, se 'retaries ani rrifiiiitf'iria:if 1 staff :uve iwf-ti c'uritril'vtitiri:g toward the war ftffirt lzy i'uj,'iii.y stamps and lzondsy :V assisting :tw limi QJYQSSI tty working part time in agriculture and in duszrv where manpower shortage exists, ity planting Vicfery gardens: hy participating in salvage drives, and lfy helping in numerous Ways to further :ne war effort. litany alumni, students and teachers have milistefl in the armed forces. 'lyme nitnor tlrfvftive has iieen in criricegfzato all V-tftzt t'vW.a1:l the winnincr of the war ani twwtirtl :f1t.liIi1 a lfiiriiatiigri which can supper' .1 lasting peace. 'llie r:ta'cr hope for the future is 111,11 'ire re- flections cf 1944 will begin ro reveal a word free frtzrii strife where all people may experience The Pour Freedznmsf Freedom of Speech and lffcrship and Freedom from 'Jfant and Fear. lNl.5-.RIAN L. '.'.'1LSCN. l. fl 1 s Q Dcn Douglas Daisy D. Vincen' Leo Adams . . . dynamic business manager . . . financial wizard , . . successful in cuttinq school expenses . . , he aims to please . . . Mrs. Vincent . . . Dean ot Girls and Guidance Coordinator . . . beloved adviser and friend of us all . . . Mr. Doug- las . . . Dean of Boys . . . head coach . . . respected and admired for his sportsmanship. 'ii Y' 1 I O in--M M DIRECTORS We remember Wrth gratrtude Mr Wennerberg prm crpal ot the Whlttrer School tor Adult Bducatron br1dg1ng the gap between youth and age Mrs Nrchols loetrte charmlng never ruffled m her busy schedule ot planmng student 3Cl1Vll1GS Mr Throck morton Drrector of Attend ance hrs Dleasmg personal 1ty makes hlm well l1ked l though he holds down the most unpopular Job rn school Mrss Drake Dlrector ot Stu dent Fmance ably handlrng the rncreasmglv d1tt1cult task ot feedrng the student body Dr Kernkamp school physr cran our health tnsurance these trve Workmg behlnd the scenes makmg our school hte run smoothly Mrs Nrchols Mr Wenherlerg Mlss Drake Mr Throckmorton Ke nk rrp SUE L LIVINL5 I Etwl I 5I-'1leySC1alL1 GI og IVIISS Wlllld Cut11r Mr5 C ruphell S CI l L L1I3ra y Row VI1 5 one o 1 I Iour11al1 11 MISS Wallace So ml L1 11161 I hhqh h Rex 1-ex Re1r1ed1al Readmo SUEI L LIVING II Pow l Mrs Carr World Culture Scam h I MISS P rdew World Culture S ph mor C ur15el1r1q M15 Aborh World C11l IIITQ So h ore COUDSGIIIIQ R w A Mr Nlfeeks Vforld Culture IOUTYIGIISTI MISS B Wolm SoC1al L1v1r11 I Rehedml Emo l1 h TYIISS Shepherd SoC1alL1w1r JI Fre5h man C L. 5 llflq SULI L LIVING III Mrs M1ll5 A11er1Ca1 L1t Colle ge Pr Ld Q torv Ighol 5d M155 SIIIISGT All TI GH L1Ie I1hrarv M155 V Kmq AIIIQIICG Lt Ehq l5h 1.1erat.1re College Preparat ry E114 l15h M55 I-I Iferl Ar11er1Cah L1Ie Iumor Louhselmg Mr5 Couns ll S C15 Art5 Bu51r1C55 E1 3l15h rubhc Sp M1 1 Mr Iohhst r AIGTICGH I1t Aljelora I 'Nlot o1ctured h re lVlISS Phelan L1 P1 ad1rq I o : IJII55 11'g , ,o sing I he 'J - 'Q . f' ' vw- H' 5 Q HI ol '11 ReQd111 , 1 1115 X. o11Q. l ep 111 '. 51 v 1 , o E YIIIIQ I, ' L1 7 2: I 5' I 5, S C al L1v1r1si1 , If ' , C21 'V' Y, 1 5 1 1 v, 1 . : . , , , 5 ' c '-'fx f , V , , C U- 1 e o 1 ' 1 . , 1 - , . , . , 1, ture, B1o1oqy, IVIISS D. Charle5, Vtfoxo Cu1- - ' . F. , jo om I , o- . 1 . ' , , V 1 , 117 1 ' S Q1 , ' li ' - 1 ,o 'r11e' . . 5, 1 ' 1 'e, -c e 1 r' - 1 ' . w ' 1,5 we ' , 1, 1 1, , 1 1, 5 , L' Ay ' L. I , ' Q Ife, 1 - 1 r 4, , I rw Y , 11 1 f , d o 1 - L 7 i -- 1 , A l L , L' 5. , , , 1 I 7 1 Q , C I , ' L wf- ' W ' 53 I 'mf . 1 o 1, II ' L' e, O . 1 A 13 , I., I Q 9 I . LANGUAGE HUME EEUNUIVIIES Miss Vtfickland, Spanish I and II, Miss Mrs. Wells, I-lomemaking I, Foods II Steck, Latin III and IV, World Cultures, Miss Iemges' Homemakmq I and II Miss George, Latin I and II, French ly 1 I Miss Freeland, Spanish I and II: Mrs. Foods I7 MISS lay' Clolhmq I and H Holt, Spanish I and II, Sewing. EIVIES, LIRRARY Mrs. Lavin, Study I-Iall, Opportunity Classy Mr. lones, Civics, Senior Prob- lemsy Miss Steiner, Civics, Senior Prob- lems, American Liteg Mr. Bristol, Study I-Iall, Library, Tennis: Mr. Williarris, Library. ART, IVIUSIE DRAMA Miss Marks, .Art I and II, Art Design: Mr. Stillman, Orchestra, Band, Social Living lp Miss Macdonald, Piano, Instru- mentsg Mr. Petty, Glee Clubs, Mrs. Gras- sell, Drama I and II, Speech Arts, Mr. Ellis, Art Craft, Metal Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Drawing. GIHLG' GYM Seated: Mrs. Hendrix, Soph. Phys. Ed. Standing: Miss G. Nelson, Fresh. Phys Ed.: Mrs. Tieburg, lunior Phys. Ed.: Mrs Bachtelle, Senior Phys. Ed.: Miss Chad wick, Modified Phys. Ed. BUYS' GYM Row iz Mr. Wegner, Wrestling, Ac- counting: Mr. Iarvis, Fresh. Phys. Ed., Wood Shop, Stagecraft: Mr. Douglas, Modified Phys. Ed.: Row 2: Mr. Cole, Fresh. Phys. Ed.: Mr. Whitcornb, lunior Phys. Ed.: Mr. Alldis, Swirnming, Social Living I. GUMMEHGE Row l: Miss E. Keri, Typing, Stenogra- phy: Mrs. Brannon, Typing, Current Af- fairs. Row 2: Mrs. Jaques, Office Ma- chines, Office Training: Mrs. Tornlinsori, Everyday Business. Row 3: Miss D. Nel- son, Typing, Stenography, Office Prac- tice: Mr. Weiss, Typing, Accounting l UUSTHIAL ARTS Mr. Pitts, Electric Shop, Mr. Van Velzer, Printing, Mr. Bromley, Machine Shop, Mr. Cushingham, Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Mr. Erwin, Electric Shop, Metal Shopf Mr. lrwin, Auto Shop, Mr. McCartney, Metal Shop, Mechanical Drawing. Not pictured here: Mr. Gihscvti, Affrlciiliixre. ATHEMATIES Seated: Mr. Hanson, Mathematics lll, Plane Geometry, Tennis, Mr. Phelps, Shop Mathematics, Plane Geome otry, Mechanical Drawing, Standing: Mr. Cleveland, Chemistry fl, Plane Geowielry, Miss l.. Wolin, Algebra l' Miss Gephardt, Algebra l, Mathematics l, Miss Drake, Algebra l and ll. SEIE EE Seated: Miss E. King, General Science, Everyday Science, Mrs. W'halen, Every- day Science, Chemistry B, Mrs. Taylor, Botany, Biology, Standing: Mr. Taylor, Biology, Advanced Biology, Mr. Holmes, Physics, PreeAviation Science, Mr. Bailey, Chemistry. STAFF Efficiency plus . . . reiiahie ceq in the school rnachine . . . run- ninq srneothiy in spite of increased duties and decreased staff . . . priorities . . . :io feed ter the cafeteria . . . yet they rnanaqe to feed us , . , eraser shcrtaqe . . . result: secretaries niake no rnistakes . . . fewer supplies . . . switch heard operators . , . secretaries . . . custodians . . . caterers . . . stiii rnaintaininq the high standard tc which we are accustomed. f s fag. at gl V 'rf x fi xv- 3 fx JK .. 5 pf, 1' f' 32 W H w 3 V3 ,. l xi ' D' T-A J 1 X 1 f X XA j XX X f:,A: -jx ' H... ' A lx f gf S k L 7 X 4 . X P X xx QQ. L. 0.44. ....,.-.ip .-.-Q--I NI. X Wvhcfs . . , Handsome semcr ggresidem . . . fn SETXHCF CC ms, L. E9I1S1ZHQf, 2, Teresa, M. Harkm L 'IJ 1 i M Claw V 'b ' ' G' L Ifiiillfff the dass Sf '43 lonq If-Ezrieztibere-CL . , . Campus :Lx up . . . where-'fer thergs aa fist ycu 11 find Nmk. Keiiiiy Baker , . , Always on hand igr fur . . .x'n'r1-QS 'filfjlliif -flliil'-ffl T 3 fi 5 g roxy T r 111' 'C I 1. ,nu . bf N.: :Sl - X-1-. 3 Q E . I-ax '1 UNCH. 5, I. Huiniston, A. YJQQ: Q: T. R 412.5 , .gx 13 . ...yarn ffppe, rl. ' mmcre, L. Jozinson, b. D1f?II.-I.f A f P. Arrm: Ll, 13:51, li. Nxiriqs E. Auld I. Ijauteron, P.,r:?'f. 2 Secretary Sue Siemon Sue Siernon . . . Chic . . . attractive . . . recording events . . . handling cash . . . secretaryvtreasurer with marked efficiency. Lois Rensirner . . . Vivacious as only she can be . . . boosting her class . . . anticipating iun in her role as social chairman. Victor York brought the house down with his snappy yells . . . morale builder . . . anxious to rnake his class livelier than ever. Marie and Dorothy . . . Singing their way into the office ot song-leaders . . . always melodious . . . peppy too. Social Chairman Lois Rensimer Yell Leader Victor York SE lllll CL SS ' t 1, rpm? M 1117 Song Leaders Dorothy Teresi and Marie Harkins 48 if Q07 '-Q si' uk 5.11- 1 f ',.- ,1f',1,,.,w, i 1: I. in : ,B I Edna. Baaui EARL GARRICK . . . Really qoinq places . . . Capable president ot our student body . . . attentive at council meetings . . . one ot the tew nienibers ot tlie Victory Corps Sea Division . . . perfect swinif mer . . . water polo player . . . one ot our niost outstandinq seniors. any -eff 5 1' Binqdman, O. Bolling, M. ls wen B Burn tt Q Burris Biscliel, L, Bolen, Y. D adford K Burnet B Butle Block, R. Book, L. B iqqs L Burnet llalwan G vs, .X 1: .a 0 .fa . , f s . A i 'X if 4' F .. 0+ 17 'rs 1 N 1-, rf 1 Il I 1 1 1I Ill 1r111l'1,r, fflf f R 4 1 win, Tw. 1111 Q A 1 If 1 19 Lf me . 1Gr1di1f1q f the Siu- actrfe on to please we think 111111 '11 'Q II I 111115 ifutsh f7ar1i1 Dslfllf 171111 1111 Uuvw U11 Ld T1 Wfwfy IV V11 ISS Dif1z,Q,f Donahue S Drake P Dunn B Damn L Pmha Davis WHS G Dyo, K Ealfy, Elzarr V- . LIYI11? Fvdns Fair, L F-frrf-E FISIIHY F'ffHt1'I. V1 If clk ,f'lv- 2 is 35.41 1-1-1 if 1 X17 K,-.nun 'ni al 'Ji 4-v 7' N5 '? Qui' my 73' . v fn hm. 1 I , Hel 1- I 1 WARREN KNGX . . . A fellow with a personality . . . star of track and basketball . . . president oi the Class in his fresbf man year . . . Warren excels ai the piano . . . really beats it out . . . Composer loo . . . at last servinq his Country in the Navy . . . we admire fellows like that. 'Q 36 Harvey, P. Hoaq, N. I-lolker, D. Hull a ', L. l'lLlQlSCII1,D Hasenieyer, E. Holstelter, H. Holliday, L. Huirzzif ' Hulif5z1,A Hillyard, l. Hczgsett, R. Hoover, B. Hudson, :Z Hull, G, Sin' '23 A0 -Q 3 'QD 43' Q df' I. fr? 7 ' ,amcspri C. Iizeisiri ri. ries, Q, Frvm N 'F s ,Ex f : ' 'ATL L. ,..LlT!l1iliiI1, F Minas. s ' ' 5 A ?fepp1f1,M. SHARLENE ATKINSQN . . Digiomazic . . . bU?iY'1SSS'hkQ . gvetxme . . . Shar E135 held U pertaut office cf Glrls' League Pzesx- dem . . , chairman ef the Dance C0112 W5 mittee last year . . . sinqs beautifully N' 1 . . . well liked by everyone. Keifo, B. Kinq, D. Kinney, B. Kiaasen, V Klaiz, I. Knock, L. Knox, VJ. Korsrneier, Kruse, L. Kulzer, L. Lake, K. Langley, C Lee, H. Lennart, G. Lenares, D. Lipcstt, B. Lynch, YV. MacLean, I. Maher, M. Marrner, 'W Mann, Marschner, Marquez, V Martin, L. Martinez, E. Marty, I. Matic, R, Maxwell, L. ,Q-vm al 'Q -. Yv- is '17 L A3 4 'C' f . 014755 41 f , QV 1 1 Q 4 ,WL L 1' I 1 K 'mm ,W ,-4' 4 v- iw! 'CS if 3' 53.-2. si Q:-O' ,ff x s 2 -W. . 'L -. Vg 14' j, fi? is Q N1 TS -ab Q '89 '75 4 R , 'Il' E '??. 1-an inn IOL A 1 ,I QQ . fo' -.sv Xiaff -3 43' -1 1 iffy -al -1 rv A LELAND KULZER . . . Big and burly '... handsome, too . . . thats Kulzer . . . rnakinq the best ot his high school days . , . president ot the Courtesy Club since who knows when . . . chairman of the Defense Committee . , . and last, but not least, Co-Captain ot the varsity football squad . . . a senior we will lonq remember. GLENN NlCl-lOLS . . . Outstanding tor :nany rea' sons . . . president ot the senior Class . . . also ot the Victory Corps . . . qridirofi star during three ot his eventful years here . . . Coroaptain ot the Varsity with Kulzer . . . as popular as they Come . . . Nick, 'Nell hate to see you qc. I ,R ?erl4ins, l. flax-1son,H, PM-asriliriw, B. uses, 3, F 1liIt5 t s D. ?1tu:her,F. Reyes, P. Fl?-1lfEIllkdllfl1,Y. E'-f'1s,3. F: texts l 1 A. Putman, l. E-lest S, G, ll Hfai rf F 1 f-IB X ', Pttilstgixi, HOIl5iIIxf'Y, L. ll. 71fli,f5'. li. 1 fits ri l 'Y' Ax! V2 , rs Q. V, .I 1, . 1 'Gr 3 ,Vw ' rx J. Q ' t:,, H. B 1 I 1 V 1 'N y - v ,,, .H .r:11i:1, I. -2 ..1:. F. Q in 4 .,, 43 E , 'ga 1 t'. ' 3 . R13 V V, x LW'i'5 .nlttt X kk E Sf':!1. B. 5 1 . . Pkzxff' 1' .wi ,ll 5 LOlS RENSIMER . . . Witty . . . clever . . . always iri the tliiclc cially plays and assemblies . . . best script writer yet . . . practically iii ttill clitirtye ot tlie sticccsstiil lli Iirix arid Senior Mothers' Tea . . . active on the Pep Committee . . . couricils Loo . . . arid Oli yes! most important class. ci school activities . . . espe- social chairman of lier senior lin -, '57 K9 'n L, ,N ,F , m v -1- -fv- i -yr-31, JA 'fii':'F- H lYC?SIi, R. Ill C.. V'-'1'1f'1' A, 1 tis W I. 1 'a Y at Far :t11s,E. s H 1 M? .-up 43' Vfeeks, l. Vfliiteliead, V xV1cl,ersl'iam W lVonlmutli L alvoord B 'We-iscgerber, C, Vfhittalcer, H. V ilson Vriqht l alker M 'Nheelen G. Tfnitacre, M. Woore N V iuchzee B RUDY PONCE . . . One ot the busiest members ot the Class ot '43 . . . president of the Pep Committee for one and a halt years tno wonder he's so peppyl . . . lite member ot the Scholarship Society . . . president ot the organization second semester . . . smilinqly taking the role ot Master ot Ceremonies in our Spotlite Revue . . . a reqular council member . . . my! how that boy qets around. Yessrnnri, R. York, V. Zack, l.. TJ, ..cdr, R. .lxlfrn H. Rslmr, l. Ba1lGy, C. Baknr, l. Boroufgli, T. Brown E. Casiro, P. CE1enQ'y,l.. Emmons, l. Gieske, Vf. Gilliland, D. Hooper, L. lordan, I, Marvin, KY. Ponce, F. Rich, l. Fallslvdrl-1, fl Rowan, D. .l1crn:.11:3,l'. .'ynr1f F. CAT-.WPA SHY I Trxfs-' 11 C? as Q 3' Q1 . V4 , . '53 N5 T nw I 1 I -'T --4 , H .. ..,11-J' . u' 'N 1: ,. .1 . H 5 :zzz Iqgmlfs 541 1:.vR. v :xii-i:.iNf. Senrazs 'x'fli'.,SV' Af ' Zfgffx .I ., . , '..r,.: K. Qiufzx. . .: , Flclufkrfs 30 'ZY1,. . Gut 911112 P+.. ' r.n:,.r:. I NL-Dr ayigii k rrvnlg- f. Hardy l. :rr rs Q :HQ -.., R. 1 X Y-GW -- 1 iCI EIT! 8 I : 'Xa ., ,. I .. . l F Sr.f.','r: 5 'lr ' l .Q .lr .,. .K 'Mu r. L- il UNIUH EL 55 The iunior Class . . . ai finqer in everyiiiinq . . . responsible ior the handiinq of the Victory Corps sign- up . . . sponsoring a Councii dance . . . perfect seniors io be . . . the members of the Ciass of '44. Viv-Pxwsiiioiit Ifmn Dundas iJY'S -3111 Divx!! H'tIli'X'v' moffroiiiv Marie Norfislioin Swgiai Qjiifziriimri Lcsiiy Dmicci- QIL UNIUH ELASS President Dave Henley . . . Big smile . . . bigger ideas . . . guiding force oi' the amazing class ot '44 . . . lean Dundas . . . Vice-prexy . . . bursts into action with characteristic energy. Marie Nordstrom . . . scribe ot the iuniors . . , interrupting council meetings with explosive giggles . . . Lolly Drake . . . Social chairman . , . seen bouncing from this job to that . . tireless ability for work . . . lake and Floyd . . . Those loud ties really bring cheers from the juniors . . as yell leaders the boys are perfect . . . Those irreplaceable song leaders . . . Cuddles Newton . . . Bubbles Chodzco . . . Tassels Morrison . . . their routine with rolled up pant legs brings down the house. fd if s c..,i.,ic Cz.. fn- 'ff Ulflf 'NI l..,.:is-n . . . :eliI.ea,1ers All dressed up and no place to qol UNIUR AETI lTlES The iuniors should indeed be proud ot their accomplishments . . . socially minded . . . attending all school affairs . . . making a success of their Starlight Stomp' '... not only social but addinq their contributions to the betterment of our school . . . the class ol '44 is a credit to the school. L J F. Overholt, I. Hinshaw, l. Dundas, I. Polder, L. Drake A -. .. A SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Mattie, N, Hutchings, Row 5: B. Lassieben, B, Conley, D. Brandenburg, I. Zwerneman, L. Scott, P, Lassieben, D. Francis. SUPHU UHES Wending their Way through the trials and triumphs of the under classrnen . . . sophs have succeeded in becoming renowned throughout the schooi . . . industriousiy seiiing bonds . . . keeping the Karnpus Kleen . . . supervising the Freshman-Sophomore Dance . . . they well deserve to become upper ciassrnen. -t I: P. Hunnicutt, B. Downing, P. Yan Yeizer, M. irfuth, H. Stickney, M. Scott, How 2: P. Daniels, P. Deiiinger, I. Seppi, I. Gray, 'iiniitreg Raw 3: A, Berkheimer, I. Kinney, P. Spencer, B. Brodeli, I. Gariiepp, Row 4: B, Stone, R. Swartziager, B. Shafer, T. L i .1 J' ? il The Class of ,411 JU IUHS MEMBERS UE THE EL!-XSS UE 44 G Abernathy E Acosta B Adams W Alexander C Alvares C Angurano R Angulo S Arakalran I Armstrong M Arnett A Atenslo R Atkrnson L Bacon D Barley F Barley B Baker G Baker R Barayas I Barker B Barlow M Barr D Barrus D Bates I Bean M Beck L Becknor V Bedeaux S Bell W Bel R Benson C Benton I Berry R Be-thurum I Bethururn B Berz M Brllrngton M Borchsenrus C Bottume W Boyd I Boynton G Brace D Bradford K Bradley M Bray R Brees N Brokaw Brooks R Brouse M Broussard C Brown l Brown G Brown M Bown Brown M Bruff B Burchfreld B Burroughs N Bursaw W Buschke Bustrllos G Cadnalader C Callos L Camp P Campbell B Canterbury Carlson I Carroll 'VV Caruth D Chambers N Chambers I Chapron Chavez Nfvll1G'1tCl EV6fIOl C Chodzko B Clark I Clarkson V Clayton Cluster C Cochran R Colbert L Conkhn S Conner D Cook F Cook Cook B Cox I Crocker C Croffoot G Crook R Culp R Cunnmgham Curtis F Dale W Davldson L Davis VV Davrs P Dengler A Dlce D1 kev M Downs L Drake E Drrver I Dundas B Duvall M Ebner Eggrman A Ehzarraras I Llrzarraras D Emde I Englemen E Erb Ermrgarat E Faulkenberry H Ferguson M Ferguson B Frnch M Frnley Frsn M Fondren C Ford D Fox I Frayer H Freeman L French E Frey M Fatnk I Games I Gall F Caravrtro A Garcra C Garcra M Garcra M Garcla I Garltep I Garman I Garrett R Gartxn B Garwood D Gxbb R Grlbert R G1rv1g1an L Goldsmrth I Govrn I Graham M Graham V Gray H Greene D Grove D Gurrola V Gusman I Guthrle C Gutrerrez O Gutrerrez B Hale M Hale I Hallmark D Hanson G Hardcastle H Harper I Harrls VV Harrls H Hatter B Hartley B Harvey M Haw B Hawes D Hawks K Haworth A Headon V Hedrrck F Hersterman P Henderson R Henderson D Henley R Henry C Hensley F Hernandez W Hrgoee I Hrgdon R Hrggms F Hxll D Hrnshaw E Hodson P Hoetle M Hoffman P Hotstetter Hogan K Home1er I Hooker B Hooper H Hopkrns L Horton S Hoskrns B Houghton I Howard B Howell D Hoxsey R Hubbell H Hubbllng M Huey I Hull H Hundley B Hunt W Hunt I Hupp B Hutchmson L Iftrger L llten I Irons D Ivers T Iackson I Ianes L Ienkms I Iessup I Iestes I Iohns E Iohnson I Iohnson L Iohnson R Iohnson R Iohnson S Iohnson D Iones I Iones P Iones R Iordon M Karnes S Krrk T Krrkerdall M Kmght G Kosoner B Kuluknan F Kulzer L LaBernez R LaBlond R Lacey D Lacv C Larrd P Lamphere M Larkrn E Larson I Lawson G Le ch D Lee D Lee E Lehman G Lewxs N Lewrs S Llchtenstem B Lrhenstem L Longacre R Lopez E Luevano I Luna G Luker I Lyster O Lytle I McAll1ster M McCrery M McCulloch R McAlp1n S McFadden l McKay M McK1nney B McK1nnon P McLaughl1n M 'Vlamas H Magness D Mann V Marks N Martrn R Martrn P Mason VV Maudlrn G Maywell G May B Metferd M Melendrez I Merrtll L Meyer G Mldklff B Mrller M Mooney B Moore E Moore V Mora B Morago F Morales H Moreno R Morgan M MOIIGYTY R Morrrll D Morrrson M Moss P Mullen P Murphy I Myers R Myers I Naramo C Nash F Naumann W Needham F Neergaard V Nerfert I Nerlson W Neushutz R Newton S Newton B Nrceley D Nrdever A Nogle I Nordstrom M Nordstrom R Ogllvre A Oglesley C Ostrom B Oswalt B Othart C Othart L Otto F Overholt S Parcher I Paulson L Pearson W Pelton W Pentacost M Perry C Peterman C Peterson C Pomdefter I Polder R Pomeroy E Ponce de Leon H Ponce oe Leon R Powell A Prrce B Prlce B Pryor M Putnam B Oualls L Raether M Ray M Reade W Redman B Reeves L Reynolds T Rhodes E Rrce B RlCh C Rrdlngs C Robbrns A Robrnson l Rocha W Rodney G Rodrrquez C Rogers ON Roper R Ro ales H Rose E Reynolds L Rosales L Rosenthal B Russell F Russell C Sanchez M Sanchez R Sanders B Sarff W Sargent W Sargent I Sartrn VV' Schautelberger K Schlegxlmrlch F Schnerrnger B Schoonover I Schuerman D Scott R Seppl G S ttles D Sexton B Shade A Shamberger D Shantz P Sherman C Shoemaker I Shoop I S1mmons C Srnclarr B Smrth B SIHIIF B Smltln B Smlth B Smrth G Smlth I Smlth I Smrth K Smlth S Smrth P Soto C South I Spears G Spoftord L Stamy N Stockton A Stoll I Sutton A Swafford M Swltt I Sword N Tange B Terngurst B Therolf C Thomas N Thompson R Thomsen R Thornburg B Trbbetts F Tomlrnson M Torbett C Townsend I Turk I 'Turk R Ulery G Vance D Vandrvort G Vargas I Vedder M Vlllanueva I 'Waer R Wahler A Vtfalberg W Walker G Walls D Wally M Ward R Welbron G Wells E Wendell H 'Wheeler L Wheeler W Wheeler W Whrte R Whrted I Vvrest M W'1lkerson R Wrlllams M Wlngert I Wlnkelmann F Wrnnen Vw W'1erf1an R Wlsham S Wohlmuth I Wolfe M Woods D Young M Young I Zamara I 1 I ' I ' AI ' I ' I ' I ' I V ' L ' , 1 . , . , . , . , . , . C 1 1: I . B. , . , . , . , . , . , . E 'f' M ' . ' , . , . , . 1 , . , . , . , I ' I ' I 4 YI ' I ' I ' . , . 1 - y v I . , . I , . . . , , Ia. , . , . , . , . , , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . Kelley, R. Kemp, P. Keough, L. Kennedy, C. Klmble, P. Kzng, B. Krnch, W ' o . L. . I' 'c ' ' ,S i B e D taryl'vTi1r'ilynlVlut2:. IEEHS Dean Brandenburg Dynamic leader ofthe up and corninq class of '45 . . . presiding at class and council nieetinq with the greatest authority Vice president Allen Berkheimer . . . Dean s riqht hand rnan swell fellow both on and oft the campus. Marilyn Muth . . . Ready . . . willing . . . able secretary . . . a real addition to any school . . . Marilyn Scott . . . Peppy . . . pretty social chairnian . . . continually bubhlinq over with perfect ideas . . . Bill Clark . . . Pint sized . . . popular . . . sophs rousing, root raising yell leader . . . Bill and Bay , . . Sonqsters of the forty-livers . . . belles ot the carnpus . . . red shirts and hose. ' N K I L SUPHU UHE CTI ITIES Hats ott to luture upper Classrnen . . . sophs have done niore than their quota this year . . . outstanding event . . . purchasing the junior rings . . . selling their share ot treedorn Cdetense stamps to youl . . . :norale builders . . . leaders . . . intelligently settlinq prololerns . , . adviser Mrs. Whalen . . . qenial . . . friendly . . . striving to rnaintain tranquility during hlustery Council rneetinqs . . . Cthey rnean well anyf way? . . . yes, we salute you sophsl Stamp salesmen no leaders in action. ,Quik-lb' 1 Zak Secretary Verdie Whitcomb . . . Social Chairman lmogene Rice . . . Yell Leader Lucky Leonard. Dick Fisher . . . Good looking frosh president . . . successor to Knox on the piano . . . all around swell person. lack Kirkwood . . . Genial . . . always smiling . . . vice-president with a personality. Verdie Whitcomb. . . What it takes to make an ideal secretary . . . efficiency plus. Watch out for Imogene . . . Frosh social chair- man . . . fairly bursting with ideas to make her class the best of all. Lucky Leonard . . . Keeping school spirit for the incomparable freshmen . . . leading with his peppiest yells. Marilyn, Mary, Susie, Lorelei, Barbara . . . Most enthusiastic song leaders . . . faces Wreathed in smiles . . . never a dull moment when they're around. Song Leaders Barbara Horney, Susie Orem, Marilyn Klaasen Mary lordan, Lorelei Bynum. I 554' smfm 'Q-W -,wwwsdlf The Class of 45 SUPHUMUHES FHESHME S1 Watch therr ern ke' tearrn 3 through thte n that Juat hke experrer ced htqh school Qtudents dornq therr Dart rn preqentrr., fr Fresh Soph S 1 boat Serenade ndost enthusrastc class yet capahte cttrcers to read therr how could they me dull? FRESJMLN COUNCIL emmqton L Bvnum M Iordan V rvorn B Balhtf I flster B Hornev RCW Q P Corrates V Lopez I Klrkw d L Leonard B Ponce D Barrett M Buckner M MAL-.. X L f putt Frshvz ','1 r Pre 'if-tit tal: 2Q,1Q:'.',',,x 'oo.,., 'c Q ' L... 'i oft .' - ' '- ' L :r 'tlG - af ' 1 ' 1 ' T Row 1: R. Velasquez, B. Thornas, I, Goodwin, Miss Ientqos, S, Orezn, M, Ktaasen, B. Harris: ECW 2: L.R,' , . A , . , .Vfht.'1':, . .RicQ,R. . ' A7 g ': s 'i' 1 A I X l ' ' X ' ,njvf L , 1 -... 1 AXQ T QM ...M WK wow x93 QY PHESHMA AETI ITIES Who said the frosh are green?? . . . just take a look at the class oi '46 , . , strangers a year ago . . . now they are playing an important part in school activities . . . adding their talents to assemblies . . . plays . . . programs . . . and thats a big addition in any language . . . ably guided hy merry Miss lentges . . . the freshmen are enthusiastic- ally looking toward three more years of Whittier high lite. Some of the Boys! , mx ww ailiff, M. lorden, B, Harris .fiss le SW' REPRESENTATIVE BUAHU Our student leaders meetmq twrce weekly the second rulmq body of the school contmually offermq sugqestrorrs for the cabmet to approve workmq wlth W1ll1I'1qI'lGSS for the welfare of Whlttrer Hugh ASSUEIATED STUDENT EUUNEIL Our student councrl consrstlnq of class representatrves drscussmq and solvmq problems of mterest to all acceptmq suqqestlons and rdeas from puprls we are proud mdeed of our student representatwes ggwrfw-, ,, M: TWU? M- ! !? S9'f TW5 The C1355 of 45 IHESHMEN MEMBERS UE THE EL!-X55 UE 45 R Abernathy L Acosta V Adame I Adams N Adams B Agutrre V Agurrre F Alauzet V Alford I Allen D Andrcochea L Andrade R Agulo T Arellanes H Arnold I Arnold A Arredondo A Axworthy R Bdlllff L B ker N Baker W Baker L Baldrldge B Ballanger N Ballou B Barker M Barnewolt D Barrett R Barrmger I Batchelor N Bean B Beane K Beardsly I Beauchamp M Beckner I Beckwrth R Behrens A Bell C Bell H Bell D Beltz M B nnett B Benoit P Best L Bethurum M Bethurum P Brckenstaff G Brlyeu T Brnker M Blrch L Blackburn B Blevins I Blower R Bcehrxnger R Borchers G Bowers I Branson H Brantley L Braskamp I Brawner R Bray F Brock B Brown G Brown P Brown R Brown M Brown S Brown R Brownfreld G Bruce V Bruce L Brussow D Buhler A Burnett R Butterstem L Bynum E Cabral P Cabral R Calhoun I Callas A Calhson D Cartelello A Carlson D Carter M Case D Cassem B Cathrtner K Chandler R Chapman P Charlsworth A Chavey B Churchlll R Clav D Clayton C Cochran B Cole I Cole D Colllns N Cook C Corbet P Corrales A Covarrublas B Cox B Cox D Cox B Crum I Cruz O Cunnrngham K Damron G Darrow G Davs C Davrs G Davrs M Davxs M Dams R Delhl D DeVrllo1ss R Dtll W Dmond M Dorn l Dorrts L Dos R Downs D Dr ver S Dun skl I Duncan T Dukln W Durland E Easten D Bggertz R Ehzarraras A England R England E Englernan L Engllsh L Enos I Ervtn C Esprnoza D Esprnoza I Espolt D Estabrook I Faulken berry I Ftelds R Frelds R Frsher M Flor G Flores B Flowers S Fo s C Frances D Frank N Frantz M Freer G Gaffney I Gall R Galvez H armno C Garavlto A Garcla l Garcia T Garcra B Gardner M Gauldm N Gemernhardt I Gendreaux R George D Germam E Glbson M Grlman P Glsh P Grst C Godrnez B Godwm E Gonzales G Good B Grave B Green D Gutrerrez G Gutrerrez L Gr1ff1th N Grrffrth H Grrswold I Haddon I Ctlmore H Hatfnor V Hall E Hallmark D Hallgulet F Hamtl G Harkm G Hart I Hart G Harter E Hawks B Hawley L Hayes T Hayes H Haynes E Headon E rledblom L Helm C Helton R Henley C Henry V Hensly A Hernandez M Hernandez P Herold R H1ckox B Hlnshaw M Hmson I Hrttson B Harrls L Hobson H Hoefle I Hoffman M Hotstetter V Holker B Hollrster M Hooper H Hoover B Horney B Houghton I Howard B Hubert A Huhman DeW Hull M Hulsey M Hurt R -Iunt I lrvmg R Iackson H Iarnrgan E Iermgan E Ierzy N Iske I Iohnson L Iohnson P Iohnson I Iohnston B Iones C Iones R Iones T Iones M Iordon W Iudd D Kandelm R Kappmeyer B Veeshng L Kertn G Kelly D Kennedy E Kenworthy K Kerran I Krmmrck I Kxrkwood B Krtselman M Kopren M Lahr D Larrd L La Mont I Lane F Lankford D Lapp P Larmore I Leach A Lee R Lee I LeFever A Leon B Ltnthtcurn R L1lly B Loetterle I Longacre I Lopez V Lopez D Lougee R Lozano G Lurtwreler L Madrel E Macxas M Macras M MacNe1l A Mandas M Manzanarez R Manzo T Marcotte L Marks I Marquez A Marshall D Martens B Martm B Mart1n T Martrn R Martmez G Matoxan C Mamas E May C McKee N M adows I Medrano B Mefferd D Melton E Mendrbles P Mendrhles I Mercado I Merrrll B Metheney H Metheney K Meuser A Meyer D Mresen M Mrnor D Mxttman S Monsrbras E Montenegro R Moody T Mooschekran A Moreno E Moreno B Morrrs R Morrls R Morton G Mulr C Murphy R Myers G Mcatte D McCam1sh R McClure D McGraw R McGee I McGervey D McKenna P McK1nlef L McMullen L McNarv I Newman D Naumann B Newton G Nxeman I Nolze D Norrega R Oker H Olson S Orem H Oro7co M Orczco I Ortrz I Oshea B Osborn D Osborne C Padla Y Paddock A Palne B Palmer M Palmer R Paslllas C Pastrano B Pastre H Patterson G Paulson G Pedersen I Perez R Perez C Perklns N Peters C Peterson R Phelps L Prerce D P1non R Polentz E Pol on V Polson A Ponce R Ponce R Ponce Ll Porst ' Posrllas N Powell I Prrce F Pr1shrey A Pough T Ouanstronn A Qulntanar A Ouxram B Ratzlatt D Ready L Reda G Redman M Reed I Renterra H Retug M Rhodes A Rrce I Rrce S Rrch G Rlchardson S R1clfetts D Rlddle Le-D Rlmlngton C Rlvera M Robles M Rodrrquez R Rodnguez S Rodrnquez S Roper F Rosales B Ross N Ross I Sanchez D Sandoval D Sayer C Schlerman B Schock B Sf-huerrnan I Schuyler M Sears O Sears I Sebastxan R Se ley P Self R Shannon B Shauv V Sheeks B Shreve M Silva A S1HCl51T R Small E Smrth E Smzth G Srruth D Sota M Southblacrc V Spaldmg I Sparhawk G Spencer R Spears W Sperry B Spohnhauer H Starnv B Stangenhurg M Starky L Starr R Stevens L Stoddard B Stone K Strong M Sulhvan B Sword F Sypherd I Sucksdorf B Tatro D Tay or A Teed I Temphn F Terrazas B Thomas C Thomas D Thompson L Thornburg D 'Throck morton I Trcornl VJ Todd L Treto B Trent G Trrvxnro I Tuck P Tudor I Twomloly A Urras E Val ro I Valencra P Vandenburg D Vandenhurg P Vandergrlft R Verdugo P Velasques R Velasquez N V1s1neau D Wahler D Vvaldte L Vlaskam I Watkrns P Weaver R Weaver V Wezss A Welch N W lls P West R Wheeler V Whrtcomh B Whrte L Whrte L Whrte VV Wllourg T Wrlcox M W1ll1ams B VV1lllS I Wrllson D Vtrlson S Vxfrlson W W'1lson M Wtnslow L Wrse V Wrsmer R Wntehorn I Wood I Wood M Wrlght W Wyatt B Zahn T Zrnser Y - fl I - I I I - I - I - I I I D . . I . I - I - II - I - I - I . . . C . ' , . I . I . I . I I I . I . ,.. , . . I . I . I .J I - I . I . I - I - I . . :I, . ., I I . , . I . , . , , , . . ' Q. ' ' I s . . , . ,I. ,,. I , . ,. ,, . , , . ' Q IA., I - II - I 1 I - I I I - I . . . , . I . I I - I - 9 I I I . I . I , ..I,,.. 'M Y x 'S Ji 1 A fn K A h W X M? wr xx limi. ii- X J ,Q :fm-itz' W 3 :XP kfx . X' 1 ! 'XA K . . I ,X , V .1 V. f J i Q , 1 l W l f . I x . P f - J ,N f 5:3 tw k-'IN x. I w G e 1: Q' -r , EABI ET Mernbers of the hiqhest qoverninq body of the school . . . Earl Garriclc . . , lo lnlurniston . . . lizn Garliepp . . Barbara Lipcot . , . Kenton Miller , . . Don Bradford . . . Martha lo Har- rison . . . Ward lnqersoll . . . Frances Kulzer . . . Adeline Valla . . . Mary Larkin . . . Betty Wilson . . . Bob Block . . . Sharlene Atkinson . . . Virginia Klaasen . . .Pat Archer . . . lim Camp- bell . . . lirn Ford. i Di .. , . . A M. . V. ., ,M .. i C. 5 .Kg Pat Arc:-er, l:L1Z'i.1iT1fQ' lvlfmfigerq center ' . firiszri, editor of annual' Mary' Larkin and . . Illlt T 112: t TH 151311, :.e,if,i sxprtig leadery Virginia Klaasen, Publicity ,.,:1, Q 1 Yell ieaderq below . . . ine wcrkinzg Cabinet, Q is r i.'LMff '1 . I 1 Earl Carrick . . . Student Body President. lim Garliepp . . . Vice-President lo Hurniston . . . Secretary. It's Earl again . . . Will the meeting please come to order? . . . Quiet, lim! . . . lo, please read the minutes of the last meeting . . . Busy cabinet helping to plan Civic Dances . . . Bob, what can We do to make the Civic Dances better?' '...' 'Adeline do you ever stop talking? '... work- ing industriously on the school con- stitution and by-laws . . . What do you thinlc should be added to Section ll ot the by-laws, Shar?' '... The cabinet . . . mainstay ot our school organizations . . . working continu- ously to better our student govern- ment with Mrs. Nichols . . . an ideal adviser. Upper: Sharlene Atkinson, Girls' League President, lim Campbell Razor Club President, Lower: Barbara Lipcot, G.A.A. President: Kenton Miller, Finance Chairman. Qu t GIRLS, IIUUNIIIL Row l F lournlqan M Armstrong P Dellmqer Mrs Wells Row 2 A Glllmore G Baker I I-lmshaw I Nordstrom M Nordstrom Inman-um., Fuendly advlsers to the q1rls Red Cross GCl1V1l19S games for serv1ce men Scrapbooks old hos1ery dr1ve for the War Productlon Board reprlmandmq slack clad qxrls the weekly Monday mornmq meetmqs welded both lun and proht Pl'9S1dGl'1I VIC Pres Secretary Advrser Flirlfslf a Anne Glllm re F dl lClS lourm an le rm l-lmshaw Mrs V' l GIRLS' LEAD E A Excited chatter . . . hair ribbons . lipstick . . . new feather cuts replacing long bobs . . . the qirls had the usual assemblies . . . the Girls League held the first all-campus conference this year. President ........ . . . Sharlene Atkinson lst Vice President .... ..... P hebe Evans Znd Vice President .... ..,Lavon lohnson Secretary ........ .... A deline Valla Sergeant-at-Arms Adviser ........ . . . . .Treva Borough . . . .Miss G. Nelson M. Iackson, P. Van Velzer, A. Valla, A. Dice, S. Atkinson T. Borough, P. Evans, L. Iohnson. Girls' Conference. Hi links. Mrs. Vincent, adviser, and Sharlene Atkinson, president. 're Campus Patrol. The KKK Kampaign. Active me-rnlvers of the Viqilance Committee, IGILI-X EE IIIMMITTEE Vigilance committee . . . masculine counterpart ot Girls' Council . . . in charge ot campus patrol . . . constant checkers . . . this is a watch bird watching you. w l: L. Roberts, B. Block D, Moroari, C. Fcrdy Row 2: Mr, McCartney, l. Camp- ell, I, Garliepp, L. Boclzg Row 31 NV. Knox, l. lordan, P. Archer, B. Yauclizee, D. Bradford, D. Morrison. Nix' Q,-B ix ZUH EL Undaunted by the fact that they were shamefully outdis- tanced by the girls in the bond drive . . . sacrificing their plans for a hi-jinx . . . the boys, nevertheless had a very successful year . . . assemblies featuring speakers from the armed services and war industries . . . the annual Barber Shop Hop . . . a howling success . . . violent good fellow- ship and a fraternal spirit prevails eternally among the males. OFFICERS President ....... .,.. I im Campbell -First Semester President ............. Bob Block Second Semester Vice President .... .................... I im Iordan Secretary ...... .............. L eland Roberts Sgt. at Arms .... ,...... B ob Block Yell Leader... ..... Bill Yauchzee Adviser .... ......... M r. McCartney S X Row l: lim lordan, Leland Roberts: Row 2: Mr. McCartney, lim Csetiiphell, Bill Yauchzeeg Sitting in back: Bob Block. Upper: Bob Block presiding a Razor Club meeting. Lower: lim Campbell and Mr. McCartney. v ,A 4gsn9l- 'd ' tl ' 'F t , ,, Mt. - -': .,.f at fltrtlttt l, llqffli' rx. , , l.faz1.ff-' .5-,: iz .1,. . trnnces - 1 ntl ,f try l,aZl CABBI AL The Annual office . . . a seething rnass ot battered humanity . . scheduled pictures . . , rescheduled pictures . . . rulers . . T-squares . . . blue pencils . . . red pencils . , copy-boxes throwing grotesque silhouetted figures on the ceiling . typewriters pecking like chickens after corn . . ilashbullcs crunching tlnderloot . . . the unrrzistaken aronta ct developing tltiid etzzartattng lrorn tlie darlorooni . negatives . . prints , . enlargements . . . exhausted copyewriters laboring under the delusion that someone will read the finished product . cfxertlowing 1-Jastebaslcets . . discarded carbon sheets . chalk dust lingering like a white cloud around a rnuch used ldackboard . . . battered erasers . nlcroscopic bits ot chalk . . endurlng persecution, ridicule and torture , , nevertheless a :gay spirit prevails tri lQl. Nan 'v Lf-vis, ,faxttte 'False' Dat Tw-'t . .. .,,.tt., Heli-tt liflstfttcx, lattn lfliner, Miss Idnf-s. STA? lf Members of the Annual Staff . . . Martha lo l-larrisen, edner . . . Marylee Arnrsstrctnq, asslslant edilnr . . . Mary Larkin, Fraryges lfnlzer lD115ll1ft1.1 managers . Afiellrie Valla, assislanl l,1llLSlI1P5SIlldlldijkxl llelen llrvlstefler. CIi!I.j'll2'1 mln rr . . . llcxllll Mx! Hr, as-Iziistarn cgarpg .5 ixilllf . . l Class eiilliirr , . . frlarlcy Lewis, sz . Barbara flrandlor, girls' . . . Bela Bell, buys' gpgcrf edilor Taber. ldenlllrganen ednor . 51 :, a. E55 4 fl ir xy far rl e4,1giQ,fr Rossi V a Maxn Walker asslstarn ldermificatlen edllcar . . Barbara Hoover, art and literary editor . Don lvers, lack Weiqhlnuan, photoqraphers . . Miss lones, adviser. ara Hoover, Hnselva Talwlr, Adeline Valla. -swagg- tl Oc l U I lc l 1 1n,D:nl ITYFQY , . . if Lf' 7f'f'. frvaz-li:.1:,1.e:,l1' 3 l in I. Vtfhitaker, E. Hopkins, B. Canterbury, S. Rogers, W. Vliseman EWS ST PP Noise arid a steady, industrious hum emerges daiiy from the paper office ...' 'Where is the paste? . . . Who took my typewriter? '... rewrite . . . rewrite . . But Mr. Weeks, that story is my masterpiece! . . . rewrite . . . rewrite . . , Mr. McCoy staqqermq in urider a mouritairi of papers . . . No papers with' out a Student Body Ticket' '... the paper OD Friday . . . tuii reward for a hectic week. Upper . . . V. Poison, L. Patterson, V. Gray. Lower . . . Ad Staff. RWM. NDNSSXL 15 Saga of two frustrated geniuses . . . Ward lngersoll and limmy Ford . . . poor, per- spiring Mr. Weeks . . . a newly proud father lit's a girll . . . every Friday the girls rush for the society section . . . the boys devour the sports page . . . our school lite reflected in black and white. SEHUL RSHIP 9I4...91g...9S, ...lO...lUPQlNTS!l . . . l'm a member ot the Scholarship So- ciety . . . beaming with pride . . . bursting with joy . . . celebrations are in order tor those honored few who have perspired throuqh each semester . . . their hooks as iaithiul companions . . . diligently pursuing lcnowledqe with a capital First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester loan Garliepp ...... President . . ...... Rudy Ponce Christine Gilmore. .Vice President.Martha lo Harrison Doris Dice ,......,. Secretary .... Leslie Rosenthal l Beverley Downing . . .Social Ch. ......... Roarme Doll Top: M. Reese, B. Auld, E. Hasemeyer. Center: B. Bowen, I. Ford, M. Stone. Bottom: H. Lee, M. Maher, l. Stutesman. Scholarship Society olticers . . . first and second semester. l SUEIETY Lilo nieiiilwors ot the Scholarship So- ciety consist ot: Marvin Aqee, Marylee Armstrong, Bernarrl Aiilcl, Beverly Bowen, Iizn Ford, Dgunalcl ljtirst, Ethel Haseineyer, Martha Io Harrison, Henry Lee, Mary Ann Maher, Ioan Perkins, Hucly Pczice, Margaret Reese, Mildred Stone, Iaclc Stutesrnan. ir.-1 I: fl. Iviswz P. Swfiz G1.i:t1..:', l.. f.2.11 ship, Qj.G1i.f1Lf?I', I. Harding, L. Hensirriftr D. Ear- Lett, D. Hart M. Baker S, Fr1'.i't, F.. Trait, How 21 H. Ponce Srnith, I. Schuyler, I. Iolins, B. Miller, C. Dcckflr, I. Maqnusrin, M. Kcrsinier E. Griarinllei I. Fnzlisii B. Mafieari, I. Arrnstrorrg, E. Larson, M. Arrnstrorzq, Row Q: I. Ford, lf. Painter, I. Newman, V. Yfeiss, E. Helton, I. Goodwin M. Harkins, M. Hart, M. Maher, G. Bacon, Row 4: G. Redman, E. Beane, I. Espolt, R. Witte- v ' s li. Hints i I. 3 5 .14 horn, I. Perkins, Row 5: B. Thomas G. Bilyeu, B, Haier P. Spencer, M. Thomas, M. Yfcorls, D. Dice, I. Aldrich, Schaufelherger, L. Rosenthal B. Mcliinon, P, Hcfstetter I. Smith D. First, L, Write, Raw 6: E. Dzwninz H. Tiptcrz, 'Jfismen M. Orozcc, A. Dice, I. Swcrd, D. Eeeman, E. Lipcct, Saunders, B. Staniev, P. Sleein, R151-: 7: B. Hoover, B. Painter, I. Seppi Pt. Schmidt, C. Alvares, L. Goldsmith, L. Starny M. Bruzi B. Sharie E. Shafer, P. Archer, H. Chandler, D. Dcihl, Row 8: P, Hunnicutt, I. Garman Lf. Ferguson, M, Eiliinqtnn. M. Larkin A, Valla, F. Kuizer, Brodell, T. Auuust I. Garliepp, D. Durham, R, Girviqiari, Lee, P. Best, Row 9: B. Othazt R. Pcnce, V. Parks, R. Hay. rnan, How IU: H. Dill, I. Folger, P. llluiieri, ll. '.'.'all-Cer, Hofs'ettv:, I. Pclder, D. Ernde, M. f,f:3ri1rty B. Nt .-Jton E. Harper, I. Dundas, I. 'Nei.1r1trnan, G, H :rlrins E. Hctt, E. Gulp B. Auld. 'fr If 4 4,- id practi in Members of the Band include: Clar- inet: C. Mann, I. Curry, B. Troesh, I. Combs, C. Bottum, E. Godtrey, L. Bustillos, B. Smith, B. Linthicum, G. Meadows, B. Newton, E. Davidson: Cornet: D. Crum, L. Briggs, K. Ha- worth, I. Cox, B. Webb, G. Hard- castle, B. Hoar, E. Moore: Sousa- phone: I. Stutesman, D. Spears: Horn: B. Morrill, H. Capron, B. McClure: Bells: M. Sluman, G. Decker, M. Boudebushy Saxaphone: G. Wells, I. Waer, M. Sanchez, I. Aldrich, N. Campbell, O. Lynn, B. Brownfield, I. English: Drums: M. Brown, D. Moen, P. Benton, I. Marty, W. Wilson: Trom- bone: A. Meyer, L. Pearson, B. Hill, K. Miller: Baritone: D. Young, B. Yauchzee, D. Hoxsey: Bassoon: B. Munn: Flute: E. Kenworthyp Alto Clarinet: E. Ruyle. UHEHESTH Members oi the Orchestra include: Violins: K. Miller, A. Carlson, C. Cocharon, D. Dean, N. Hill, I. Hiqdon I. Carlisle, V. Weiss, B. Werner, B. Beauchamps, B Smith. B. Kemp: Piano: P. Miller, D. Mann: Viola G. Hull: Cello: E. Seeley, B. Oswalt, E. Hedblom, I Perkins: Bass Viol: I. Stutesman, I. Philips: Oboe: B Sly, I. Curry: Flute: E. Kenworthyp Clarinet: W. Mann D. Mann: Cornet: D. Crum, A. Adams: French Horn B. Yauchzee: Trombone: L. Pearson: Tympani: M Birch: Bassoon: B, Munn. Above: Officers and adviser of the Orchesrra Below: Strinq Ensemble. GIRLS' AN BUY ' G Don't forget your binders as you pass the door . . . Helen play HA' '... broad A . . . not too loud . . . As Father Finn would say . . . lmagine yourself as Rise Stevens or Nelson Eddy . . . distinct, clear cut tones . . . class talent programs every Friday . . . Helen play HA' '... imitate an organ's tone in this song . . . remember The Best Songs ot All Come From Choral Hall. Row l: R. Myers, D. Moore, L. Otto, V. Hedges, L. Goldsmith, B, Gose, A. Green, T. Gardea, H. Zuckp Row 2: C. Laird, l. Roqers, L. llton, B. Kelley, B. Betz, B. McKay, Row 3: l. lrvinq, W. Baker, C. Dye, L. Horton, C. Nash, Row 4: R. l.. Petty, F. Day, B. Eqqleston, L. Doss, G. Sanchez, D. Fisher. D CLUBS Boys' and Girls' Officers Girls Glee Club . . . President, Iackie Lou l-lardinq . . . Vice-President, Dorothy Whitaker . . . Secretary, Maxine Walker . . . Social Chairman, Delores Moore. Officers Boys Glee Club . . . President, lames Barney . . . Vice-President, Richard Fisher . . . Secretary, Charles Dye . . . Social Chairman, Glenn l-lostetter . . . Publicity Manager, Pat White. Glee Club Officers. The Boys' Glee Club practicing B 1 U. .Ast 1...1a c 1 sisliiifu, l., fe'-Qi F f. Rr 'I' ' :, xL1:.s . VE, l. flitiitiz, ffiss rf- :iw Hum' Y: ll. 'Hari' f. -: lf. F7 Fai ff. Thfrn- f. Otixarty Raw -1' l. Fiziiitgarat T. F-.utigust ?'iVlI.x F. Otlixti. LE EEHELE FHA CMS For madamoiselles and monsieurs . . . the charm Ot rural France . . . the inter- national lanquaqe . . . qaiety, suavity, sophistication . . . this is the club ot the year to your cosmopolitan souls . . . connoisseurs ot French delicacies qourqinq ihernselves at the spring party . . . dinner at a French restaurant . . . a French 'novie . . . Christmas party. CFFICEFKS Presidente ..... ...,...... , . Jeannette Howard Vice Presidente. .. .,.,. ......, , Alissn Dice Secrataire .,....... ...lean Marie Smith Presicien'-e Seciale .,.. .Lfarf Harte Oihart Pianiste ...,.,........... ..,.. l. Crena Piclzscn Ccnductrire de Chanscns .... .,., F :semary Myers Adviser ...............,....,...,........,.,,.. ..,. I ffiss Gecrde tl The Christmas party. A French play. LATI A SUUALITAEE citizens . . . toqa clad, with sandaled feet . . . the Miqhty Ford Art Players emotinq in the Roman Boom . . . the traditional Christmas party . . . hilarious initiation. 1'P'fl'l-.II fzaifur Ccfrisxil.. , ..., lazrif-s ll 1 H ii nor Consul ,... .... l .lazy l.f1Ir1i': K 'raetor ... , .Bfrraz tri .5-.1i'l fivzil ri .. .... lxxnf- ffm-J I i fgtifff-stoi . ...l,a'.' .ri li :.ns' 'i Lictor .,..... . ..,.. Betty Sian Aedile .........,.. ...Beverly Dcwxxirr' Dispositor Puhlicus .... .... M artha Io Harrison Dux Cantus ...,.,.. ...Marylee Armstrong Musicus ..,.. .i,... E llen Larson Adviser .. , . .Miss Steclc LATIN CLUB Row l: N. leske, B. Cheverton, B. Shade, P. Hoistetter, M. Larkin, F. Larson, I Sword, B. Downiriq, L. lohnsoii, B. Auld, I. Ford, M. Harrison, M. Armstrong, Row 2: R. Small, l. Lantinq, B. Muller, H. Borchers, L, Rosenthal, VV. Hunt, P. Muller, M. Hofstetter, B. Linthicum, L. Pierce, B. Sly, P. Spencer, M. Thomas, B. Chandler, B. Stanley, How 3: D. Diehl, I. Stock, B. Beane, T. Gall, R. Cooper, D. Kroener, T. Mattis, I. Folger, l. Garliepp, C. Gillmore, R. Doll, F. lournigan, S. Freehurq, A. Gillmore, H. Hofstetterp Row 4: D. Throckmorton, I. 'Wooi P. Gibson, I. Vifiesseman, V. Parks, A. Grieve, B. Norris, I. Seppi, F. MacKay, P, Torbett, Row 5: I. Kspolt, M. Minor, I Schuyler, B. Sword. t .....-,.---- SPANISH CLUB Row l: B. Belt, B. Cole, B. Conley, D. Hull, I. Swernemann, C. Dumett, D. Burnett, M. Adams, S. Conner, G. Walls, D. Chambers, M. Hale, B. Dickey, M. Finley, M. Ferguson, I. Kulukiiang Row 2: B. Lasslecan, R. Mitchell, P. Lassleban, M. Korsmeier, C. Alvares, M. Nordstrom, I. Clarkson, S. Smith, F. Miller, A. Valla, D. Robbins, B. Palmer, Ft. Ponce, Row 3: H. Hubbling, I, Armstrong, M. Biilington, D. Kirkland, N. Thompson, E. Ponce de Leon, N. Hutchings, S. lietsort, M. Scott, H. Stickney, I. Whittaker, E. Henshaw, M. Reed, L. lohnson. E. Seeley. B. Smith, B, Chandler, D. Dorn, D. Miller, Row 4: A. Smith, R. Brouse, R. Kruse, M, Baker, T. la-ikson, D. Lacy, C. Porter, M. Graham, W. 'Nickersharrr I. Fisher, P. Evans, I. Carman, B. Contant, I. Phillips, E. Acosta, B. Houghtcnq How S: D. lvers, F. Morales, C. South, R, Taber, S. Eatiy, '.'.'. Saunders, M. Walker, B. Moraga, A. Vellegas, L. Navarro, B. Kirk, D. Sfrhirizcuse, P. Campbell, How 6: H, Lee. P. Girard, R. lohnson. A. Dewey, D. Hart, W, Sargent, R. Girnigian, C. Charz. LDS STELLA US Saludos arnigos . . . 5Como estan ustedes? . . . a gay and festive spirit prevailed at the Christmas Party . . . the pinata showered the Castellanos with sweets . . . meetings were remembered for interesting portrayals of Spanish lite . . . scenes in Guadalajara and Madrid . . . hasta la vista. Spanish Club officers. First Semester 'ltr' Spanish ll' play. Spanish Clui. officers, Second Semester Row l: P. Girard, A. Dewey, L. Vedder, D. Lapp, R. George, D. Dice, VV. Schaufelbergerg Row 2 L. Rosenthal, N. Lewis, M. Larkin, M. Reed, E. Hinshaw, P. Muller, I. Shantz, I. Sword, Row 3 A. Dice, I. Gall, M. Billington, D. Lacy, I. McAllister, How 4: V! Hunt, B. Ternquist, E. Wendell M. Graham, Row 5: F. Miller, C. South, G. Baker, M. Downs, I. Garman, E. Ponce de Leon, M Adams, C. Alvares, S. Connery Row 6: M. Borchsenius, B. Shade, B. Belt, M. Baker. UHLU FHIE USHIP The glittering golden eagle ot Mexico on a red, white, and green background . . . the flaming red ot courageous Russia . . . the vivid red, White, and blue ot tenacious China . . . and our own stars and stripes . . . the Allied Nations' Parade of Flags . . . a ilam- boyant V tor Victory on the campus and in the foyer of the aud . . . the meetings always drew a large number ot members because ot the interesting speakers . . . Mary Borchsenius capably presiding . . . and of course the banquet . . . the World Friendship Club . . . hands across the sea. The Parade oi United Nations' Flags. YV D 'v l' soy B V ont, l,'.'. lnqersoll, V. Klaasen, L liuliilvard, I. lordan, B. C.1:zterl1ury, VV. ll Xander, 2: H Ponce, l. Zwerneman, tvt. Larkin, L. Rosenthal, M Baldwin, C. Hizlinags, K. .9 OpensEiaw, A. Dice B. Shade, BLIIIITY A riot of colors . . . blue . . . qreen . . . yellow . . . purple . . . orange . . . and ct course red and white . . . splotches oi paint thrown hap- hazardly at posters, clothes, hair, floor, and furniture . . . noisy sessions in the paint roorn . . . amid water buckets bristlinq with paint brushes . . . cupboards holding precariously balanced heaps of cardboard and paper . . . paint cans and brushes . . . the Publicity Committee is responsible for the qaudy display of propaganda about campus. '92 PEP 'VVtll the meeting please Come to disorder . Q Chaos tn ll? . . . pomrponis littering tbe floor , . . the members perched on artistic red and wbtte stools If'-r ww . , . or lOUIlfIlIlCj on the red benobes . . . all rbts con- Yvi centmted ettort resulted tn superb quad rallies . . . dandy dcgoruttons tor all the football qunxes . . . promoting the sale of bonds and stamps with A super rally tn the and . . . supported by the Mfatn Street lVlaulers . . . tbe Pep Commtttee Climaxed Q :momen- ttous yea: 'xfitll an unexcelled Cofon Ball. Vlvrf I-resident ...Iiin Zxverrtfvr Secretary ....., ..,. I oam Suriv -i E3 Ponce, V, Klaasen, D. Dior I. Ierttfan, Ei. Clark, I. Ford, I. Gatletpp, B. Scltuerrnlzn, P. Hsetle, B. DeVilbiss, VV. Hunt, I. Zwerneman, I, Gurleipp, B. Block. D, Henry, B. Chapman, D, Gilliland. -J -ff .ip . , ' m'S'+.. rn oonds e Latm Arr rc n dxsola EXIEAN EUUHTESY Clnco de Mayo celebraunq Mexlcan lndependence Hldalqo the George Washrnqton of Mex1co luarez Mexrco s Llncoln noon dances rn the qyrn crowded lnlarrous the Allred Natrons Parade of Flaqs rn Cooperanon wlth the World Frrendshrp Club parnclpatrnq rn the VICTOTY Corps the Mexrcan Courtesy Club IS developrnq Mexrcan leaders rn the school Olhcers were Frank Morales Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Paul Arredondo Secretary Tonr Gardea Socral Charrman Cella Guuerrez Row l: B. 'W-isliliurii K. Sclileqeinilcli, l. Sutton, How 2: W. Marvin, B. Aguirre, I.. Iohnson, G. Brown, I. Faulkenberry, A. Moore, C. Thomas, Row 3: S. Rodriguez, A. Teulvor, W. Sargent, E. Ponce. What does the pumpkin weigh? . . . Well, make a guess . . . maybe 200 pounds-maybe 300 . . . But pumpkins don't weigh that much . . . THIS pumpkin was grown by the Future Farmers . . . Oh! . . . they also gave the Christmas dance . . . and won second prize in L. A. County's Production Credit Contest . . . a S325 War bond . . . the scrap drive yielded tour war bonds tor the Club . . . on the home front. they are our OFFICERS President ...... ............. ........ W i lfred Sargent Vice President .. .... Kenneth Scixlegelmilch Treasurer ...... .......... K eitn Hcrneier Adviser ...,.. . . . . ....Mr. Gibson soldiers -5, Rtw l: M. Iackson, P. Spencer, C. Othart, I. Ermiqarat, R. George, D. Lapp, A. Dewey, R. Bailey, W. Schaulelberqer, A. Dice, L. Rosenthal, M. Baker, Row 2: L. McMi1len, P, Van Velzer, M. Harkins, M. Othart, M. Korsmeier, A. Valla, R. Ermiqarat, L. Vedder, I. Seppi, P. Daniels, I. Wiessman, V. Park. B. Brodell, L. Henderson, D. Robbins, R Reese, L, Kulzerp Row 3: S. Freeburq, H Harper, B. Harqer, M. Adams, L. Davies M. Thomas. G, Baker, H. Stickney, M. Muth N. Hutchings, M. Broussard, I. Enqleman R. Iohnson, I. Garmang Row 4: D. Lacy, B Rohrer, T. Borough, M. Bolling, D. Henley V. Klaasen, B. Wyant, I. Norsterm, S Smithy, B. Norris, C. Roddick, M. Scotty Row 5: . Lelfever, B. Mora a, B. Shade, B I Q - Block, D. Gilliand, M. Beck, W. Callicott, B. Chapman. Guess who? . . . quess who? . . . guess who? . . a new form of Hello Day' '... a whole week de- voted to qettinq acquainted with new people . . . climaxed by a bio dance in the qyni at the end of the week . . . a party each semester entertain- inq the new students ...' 'to be, rather than to seem. OFFICERS President ...,.... .............. L elind Kuliter Secretary-Treasurer ,. ..,. Adeline Valla Vice President ..... ......,. D ick Robbins Social ifkzairrtw ...Alison Dice, feanette Howard CU HTESY Bow 1 Q Freeburq B Downmq S Rxch B Beane Bow 2 I Carhsle W Crum R Myers B Thornton H Harper A Robmson M L Baldwrn DA CE EUMMITTEE Fox trots and two steps waltzes and sarnbas the New Yorker and Balboa varrety 1S the very essence of our dances IU the gym superb decorahons thanks to the efforts of the dance comrnrttee Chalrman Asst Charrman PUb11C1fV Charrman Decorauons Records Socral Charrman Adviser OFFTCERQ Mary Lou Baldwrn Bllhe B an Cathy Rrdrnqs Ahce Robrnson Rufus OQIIVIG Shlrley Rrch Mrss Chadwrck 1 OQIIIVIE' record chalrman nl! -1-' ' ' Q . Q B ,A l , ' f . ., X , ........ . ...,..,............... 3 . Secretary-Treasurer ....................... .Phebe Evans 3. Qf'f x 'xx F it f' 'dmv l Row 2: jj, Club officers. Pat Archer . , . Art Club president. lndulging in the aesthetic . . . pursuing the cultural . . . drooling over the isms . . . modernism . . . impressionism . . . surrealism cubism . . . humanism . . . the art club came down to terra lirma Just long enough to design and paint the victory booth McMillan . Harper Van Veiz . Bacon Murplin' Cook Shade I, Smith Kulukpian af President .,... Vice President . . .,., . . . Secretary and Treasurer Social Chairman ,...... Publicity Chairman OFFICERS . . . .Pat Archer .Barbara Shade . .Lita McMillen Pat Van Velzer lane Kululcjian STAGE CHE The incessant din of pounding hammers . . . the rumble ot many voices . . . an occasional distinguishable phrase . . . or sharp command . . . Lights up a little more! yells Helen Harper, stage man- ager . . . Move it over here! . . . the scraping of moving scenery . . . tottering backdrops . . . Timber' '... a burst ot laughter over in the corner . . . our stage crew . . . the plan behind all our pro- ductions. Miss 1 g ' 5 ' if MQ' i Wilson and company Ready! Curtain! Lights! 1 'ABU 'T TAKE MY PENN The story of a rnovle Stuck qlrl small town qlrl goes hlqh hat Dont Take My surprise ending .Y ff L 5 511' L. I 5 'f 2 5 w . 3, ' fa M, A, .wif f-115.3 ,541 Q? TF, , Xl ,:' 5 A 1 , Q L ! v 1, I , L? , iff . X ' ' ' Q V :vii Sig g. gs 1 4 . - wu z- ' 4555'- 'Qi iff' My . 5 1 N z if ' 1 A-.ix X1 V Allqwf' f 1 - ui? 'X 'I jp A x W ir' an ff.. f 7 , 1 Q... SPUTLIGHT REV Ttae center of our campus act1v1t1 S e quad our annual Spotltqht Revu herd rn 1 nntature quad Contured by Mr Iarxts and r mgentous stage crew Buoy Ponce o r master ot erernomes a prtv ate show Maulers Enor Hugo and Bruno Guest star Iohn Carradrne ernotrnq trorn Rtcloard a sparkltnq ettervescent program oonds and starnps as admrsston XVPIITIIGI s Lornber was named Earth Quaker . ' ' 'e . . . th Q fl N N . Q. ' u C ' . . . t ' . in himself . . . the irrepressible Main Street 4 1 . . . I A. 4 A H . . . ' , . . . S LETTERS TU L EER L tters to Lucerne a rnodern tale w1th a settrnq rn Lucerne Sw1tzerland Devel oprnents rn a world at War movrnq ernotronal realrstrc an excellent cast portrayed the characters ot varrecl natron al1t1es Olga Phylhs Glrarcl Lrna Iackre Lou Harclrnq Hans Bob Block Sally Lo1s Bensrrner Fehce Ieanme McClelland Marlan Phylhs Drake Gustav Charles Dye Marqretna Shrrley Freeburq Gretchen Elleen Putman Madame Hunter Betty Stanley F' L k il E 77 Bingo ........................ ..Ioan Rich , . I D. Young, R. Brouse, C, Domett, A, Lee, H. Lee, B. Macl.ean, C. White, L. Houston, T. Dupin, R. Traft, l. Cook, C. Mattias, B. Othart, G. Coleman, D. Moon, F. Robertson, G. Midkiff, R. Welborn, B. Wheeler. HUINAL GUARDS Maintaining order at the assemblies . . . guiding strangers around the campus . . . football . . . basketball . . . water polo . . . in their red sweaters and overseas caps . . . courteous . . . friendly . . . omnipresent Cardinal Guards. President ..........,,.... ...................... G uy Railsback Vice President ..,. . ..Fred Robertsen Secretary .... , , .George Midkiff Adviser .. ..... . ..... ...,....... ......... M r . Irwin G. Ferrell, l. lohnson, Mr. Porter, W. Pelton, D. Kroener, R. Mitchell D. Bradford, C. Dumett. R. Myers, l. Carlisle. w Q V :Ga .sa-on Tickets for plays . . . tickets for noon movies . . . Spotlight Revue . . . swimming meets . . . baseball games . . . football games . . . tickets, tickets, tickets . . . Finance chairman for A first semester . . . Kenton Miller . . . Don Bradford, second semester. FINANCE EUMMITTEE USHEHS Turquo1se serrtmels the frxerrclly usher ettes prestcle over all cars erupt larqe numbers of Car poolers they surqe up the trortt steps through the ITOTI gates mto the lorrqhtly ltqhted foyer hlled w1th a qay Chattermq crowd and hrtally through the doors down the a1sles to the1r seats May l show you a seat? Program s1r? Upstatrs madame the 1r1d1sp r1s1bles Our usherettes UQVIERC Row l M Ba owm P Harvey H Hofstetter F lourmqan M Ad 'ns Row 2 F Dale I M rtm I Seppz P Dan els P Hunmcutt Row 3 A Grleve o Pyle-s t, Ptocldxk V rarks l V mess an R Poll R :J 4 P Gxrvrqtan H Hao mc, I Hull B Harqer B lrk 1 M 1 'X ' P-'Z - E l 3 , SC? , X Y. A -E L 5 , .-. A - K ,fl f tx V , ' .. . ' I, , .. . L H H . ff H . X . , . , , xi Q . . .. V ... A ,. X' 1 . yi 1 K nv LJ 2 . 1' ', . , . - , . N , . 5. p : , , . C4 ' Q ' . . fa , fa F P ,.J' e:i,.J 7 o' 1. ,. l:1 ,. ,.K. -.1-iii Qfxrfiirlal Guides in Afieriiiaiz 'e Office. . , . in Library, EAHUI AL IDES Colleclinq absence slips lrorn the doors at the first oi every period . . . iilinq cards in the oiiice . . . running errands . . . delivering blue slips . . . our rnoniiors spend at least one period every day qleaninq service points. OP'FlCEPS Prosi iflll' .,.,,..... ,... V istrpr Ytrk Vicc Pzesix 1 ..,, Dean Pigs Secretary' s ..,. Bilfie Pearl Adviser .... F. 'fayfiz' Willa Pat Bob Petty, and lackie Blond Betty and Willa . , . Raven- haired Pat, Iackie, and Betty . . . Apple-cheelced Bob . . . up in the air it's a bird . . . it's a plane . . . no it's Bob endinq a yell . . . pranc- inq Sweethearts oi the campus , . . Betty Devilbiss unavoidably de- tained . . . unfortunate loss of Buck and Dean . . . thanks for a peppy year. PEP APPE 4 .1 -.- N.: rv Sffsfjat 5' A. tm ,, Ms.. Bob and his battered meqaphone I wx X jx N SX xm Q53 Dix-4+ ,wx wx ,QS HF pw 4 4-r ' Af 3333 Bud H1 M. X,- . P315 af., -Q Amer1ca'S FGVO T119 Game Basebal 1 lu ww HFN ..-x. K.-vip ts. Fm Nw 'is if , , Q Xi 5 5 S l - Q n 4 I ' I - y 'W Q ' 8 fl 55.3 'jk ' AQ . X N . 4 A :S .. V x -ws,,,, - f , , k 5: fi, A.. 5 V x- -. K A .. X li at W, Q ' X . E? QQ? . ., - K ' it L ...b xg r N I - .N X- -A Q 4 K... .. A KL K, 4. Fix . .Q ' ' ' M' '9 'L , 6 T4 , ' . 4 . , 1 Q ' - 1 .. k , X W ..-. . .... -1 N my + . ,R A k .. k 4 'K f :Q A X if 5 V ,. ,, iw. 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Glen Nichols . . . Lee Kulzer . . . Kenny Patton . . . Russ Pomeroy . . . Glen Nichols. HSITY Crash . . . center smash . five yards . . . cleat-marked legs . grass-stained jerseys . . an intercepted pass . . . flying tackles . . . powerful blocks. if-Il '11 4-I FUUTB LL Lart Uarri 'ri . , . P11 P'fr.:.-'y , . . 3 : ritwii . , . Iiiqii Dsl intl x rr 5 Touqh competition . . . tricky runners . . . exceptional passinq and puntinq . . . defeated this year's varsity teani , . . Hoover victory welcomed. 69, -66 qw X dl? i..'f.'f ,m. Y .f of-it 64,-E 55,3 653 V HEITY FUUTB LL Coach Clayton . . . imported from Banning . . . snappy plays . . . stiff calesthentics . . . good sportsmanship . . . an addition to Navy . . . a subtraction from Whittier High . . . varsity reserves . . . outstanding support . . . sore muscles . . . future pigskin stars. Action Tom August . . . only a sophomore . . . hard hitting lineman . . . good support for next year's varsity team. Cliff Ford . . . small, but mighty . . tricky ball handler . . . good passer . . . good rnan tor next year. VARSITY FUUTB LL Left, T. August. Right, C. Ford, G. B. A. B RESERVES lst Row Linch Sarff Berlzliemzer Brandenburg Henry Sanchez 2nd Row D. Onstine C, Bailey Y. Varela V. Brmhtup F. Moffett A. Lankford l. Brown B. Muller BEE FUUTB LL D The dynamic Bees '... il'ie smack oi leather against piqslcin . . . 5Ofyard punt . . . Randall Romero . . . experienced Don Cole . . . Co-capiains Dick Mont- gomery and Bill Quells . . . produced the fighting Bees. A IEQTTZETIE '. lst I . Rcbbzis Hcrttcr E. Eel: P. Merxri i lllciuari C. Garda F, 'vfelbc' P, Gates: 1 , Ryan . . Cfo. ind l . Mani zcz.. Alvezez l. lzcns Le 52. l l llezfzursrc. F. cmhciz it MQG11 ,. c '.1mi.r1:. ll. lfliier fzd Fin-1 gSii.5ffff f, Gaziiygb Kcpreri F. l'-fevftcrx qq.. er i. lfczzzs Lf. Pets L F---U -. WMS on Cole . . . Dick Mcritqoziier Bill Cuells Light Weight demons . . . capable Coach Martin . . . Captain Wayne Pelton . . . elusive runner . . . charging line . . . plus fleet-fooled backfield . . . equals successful season. EEE FUUTB LL ark Martin and Wayne Felton. Game time for the Cees. t c Lett:-r C SF ff., .,-. .y .U-' 197' Dans Accurate passing . . . tricky drib- bling . . . perfect set-up . . . swish . . . two points . . . Varsity basket- ball teani . . . Coach Don Douglas . , . Captain Dean Post . . . sums up hardwood tearn ot 713. VARSITY .lXt'llIlll? B. Moorg Faithful practice . . . hard fought games . . . made up our . , . Varsity Basketball team of '43. HETB LL Auflust. B. Auld. Crack! The starting gun . . . A quick break . . . e set-up . . . two points the Crowd roars! Action VARSITY BASHETB LL Expert dribbling . . . lonq passes , . . Caqey doclqinq . . . Bob Frantz . . . Ware ren Knox . . . Capt. Dean Post . . . capa- ble Coach Don Douglas . . . a lively season. B. Frantz. K. Patten, Varsity team, lst row: B. Auld, T. August, B. Hill, K. Patton, Capt, Dean Post and Coach Don Douglas. R. Titus, 2nd row: B. Frantz, R. Davis, A. Tuber, B. Moore, Manager Nichols. BEE B SHETB LL Bee Basketball . . . Coach Defi Douglas . . . Captain l.a'.'elle Beck . . . M. A B. Belt, I. Campbell, P. l-lendersott, K. Nowels, L. Roberts, W. Sargent. .-5. '11' :I l':.f- . ekf-: 1 f 11. X111 21 tt: BEE5 gA'1..,..1.,L ,, mx. 'Q 5.51143 A .......,. M, .s. ., AAA, 1 rE s, Successipl sefxsgrg . . . plenty of pep . . . good ball heridlincg . . . tricky dribbling . . . surf prise upset by .A.NlExII.bYd . . . defeated this yeais hz yes for Championship. F l E Yauchzee and Capron. Varsity Track Team. VARSITY TH Eli Flashing legs . . . spiked shoes . . . Cinder paths . . . broad jumping . . . pole vaulting . . . Earl Strahl . . . 70 yard high hurdles . . . Newton . . . l0O yard dash . . . Kulzer and Yauchzee . . . shot putters. TH Eli BEE ANU EEE New Coach Bonham . . . import from college . . mile run . , . 4-man relay . . . aching muscles . . pungent odor of rubbing alcohol . . . late start . . satisfying finish. C Track Team. I T. use B Track Team. Q..,,,1s B Pole Vault Star fW. Pelton lidel VARSITY B SEB LL Crack! . . . it's a homer . . . a hook-slide . . . a cloud oi dust . . . safe , . . green piichers . . . bean balls . . . a loud Ball! . . . the crowd qroans . . . pepper . . . broken bats . . . thick leather mils. Bud Hill Varsity Baseball Team, lunior Varsity Baseball Team. JU IDR VARSITY luriior Varsity baseball . . . no league . . . inter- mural games . . . tour teams . . . each team plays twice a week . . . good experience . . . material for next year's Varsity. VARSITY WATER PULU e Varsity Water Polo. Coach Alldis . . . Don Bradford . . . skip balls . . . Frank Poucher . . . a goal . . . another point . . . illegal ducking . . . long finger- nails . . . BANG . . . another victory. a A, Capt. Frank Pouche: and Coach Allois. lllsi BEES A U EEES Bee and Cee Water Polo. A splashing start . . . brand new coach . . . two hard-fought games . . . back hand shots . . . makings of a victorious varsity . . . teams to be proud of. Take off! ,mfr Varsity Swimming Team, HSITY SWI Ml The starting gun . . . titty-yard tree styles . . . breast strokes . . . graceful swan clives . . . accurate one and a halves . . . Polentz . . . Coach Allclis . . , 'Wright . . . nauseating odor of chlorine. At the Swimming Meet 3 2 1' 4 3 1 S Swan Dive! SWIMMING-BEE and EEE . . . medley relays . . . back strokes . . . four-man relays . . . crawls . . . Archer . . . Borchers . . . to the showers. Warming up! arsity Tennis Combined Tennis Teams. TENNIS VARSITY backhands . . . the twang of cat-qui . . . lack Gauidin . . . Kenny Miller . . . 1943 net men . . . some defeats . . . on the whole . . . success- ful season. B. Stairs, Capt. K. Miller, Coach Bristol, Coach Walt Weqner . . . Capt. Archie Headon if ... . . . muscle man ot l943 . . . once more WWY Southern Cal champs . . . scissor holds . . . halt nelsons . . . sweaty loodles . . . grunts and groans . . . and theres, the hell. WHESTLI Coach Weqner and Capt. Archie Headon ij v- N fl. A . . 'Gln - et Southern Cal Champs ftopl Wrestlinq team Coach Weqner and Wrestlers. i' . . L.. , Ternquist, B. Fteichiing .. Enrnetf M. Kors Stanleyg Row .Zz M. Baldwin, S. Harpy, Strunk, B. Gose, free-burg, B. Lipvott. .. Harkins E. Thorn- LETTER GIRLS 'N Wearers . . . the letter qirls of our campus . . . outstandinq for their . . . athletic ability, sportsmanship . . . participating in tennis . . . badminton . . . hockey . . . swimming . . . volleyball . . . archery . . . all around sports- women . . . leaders in our G A. A .... don't forget the advisers . . . Mrs. Tieburq, chairman . . . Miss Chadwick . . . Mrs. Bachtelle . . . Mrs. Hendrix . . . Miss Nelson . . . They have worked hard with the G. A, A. cabinet in putting over a qrand G. A. A. year. - - v . .-iarisers: .ie:iu:.g, Ne 'NV i'.'11i'l-C V son, Hendrix, Baclitelle, Sliirley Eaby Betty Turnquist I. ll D k ma, . 4, 0 y ra e Chris Gillrnore Mary Lou Baldwin Hockey Manager Badminton Manager Baseball Manager Swinnning Manager Arvlxmv l.latiaget EXEIQ Tl BUAHB . dr V Pfgsjd Lrpclf fifme G e-nr G. A. A. Cabinet . . . busy . . . en- SaC,egf1v2a,G ful Fv ld V , , V' HQ thusiastic . . . leaders of l943 s sue I ICE' Dmsff-'ta S4dlmS If We f cessful season . . . prexy . . . Barbara Oflaf Chow dgm Lipcot . . . efficient . . . vivacious . . G vice president . . . Iulia Hubrnan . . . prexy's right hand rnan . . . a go getter . . . Anne Gillrnore . . . Wielder of both pen and ball . . . makes a grand sec- retary . . . Maxine Korsmeier . . . hardworking . . . fills well the big job of social chairman. Erlene Thornburg Betty Stanley Bette Burnet .e i ' Z Maxine Billington Basketball Manager Basketball Manager Volley Ball Manager Tennis Manager -cu A serious G,A.A. meeting G. AAETIVITIES Because of the war there were no intereschool sports . . . G.A.A, doubled its effort for home activities . . . the year was filled with peppy rallies for every sport . . . singing, laughing, and riotous entertainment prevailed at each rally . . . weekly cabinet meetings . . . successful seasons necessitate careful plan- ning . . . GAA. officers really came through this year . . . Wearers' play- day . . . the annual installation topped off this year of exceptional enthusiasrn. Tell them fleztel long stretch! Looks good, Esther BASKETBALL Keep it up . . . whose service? . . . outside . . . net ball . . . volleyball season in full swing . . . a game ot . . . together we stand . . . or . . . together we fall . . . The whistle blows . . . we're off to a hot game . . . it looks good, Esther . . . toss-ups . . . fouls . . . free shots . . . this is basketball . . . full of action . . . a game lor every- one. VULLEYB LL Peo! Charging or overguarding? Flashy two-man game Q!! HUEHEY Ball three . . . strike two . . . crack . . . another home run . . . a touchdown . . . thrills . . , chills . . .baseball takes over . , . umpires . . . we don't envy you . . . whirl cf dust . . . crack ot sticks . . . black and blue shins . . . racinq feet . . . flushed taces . . . a swift Game . . . hockey is a tiqht to the finish. SEBALL M M REHEHY Swish . . . the arrow sinus throuqh the air . . . bull's eye . . . gentle breeze . . , curved bow . . . hlue sky . . . quivers iull ot colorful arrows . . . green fields . . . hriqht targets . . . archery has been a sport of the Centuries . . . Lobs . , . smashes . . . drives . . . deuce . . . love . . . zinqs oi the racket . . . the sun's in your eyes . . . your serve . . . tennis . . . orange, qreen, blue, and yellow :gym suits give a splash of Color . . . this sport has met with unusual enthusiasm this year. oop it uiil Ht 1- I worm Bullseye! TENNIS BAUMINTUN Badminton is always met with cries of . . . get me a racket . . . where's a good bird ? . . . l hope there's no wind . . . shuttlecoclcs flashing in the sunlight . . . that feeling of friendly competition is always pres- ent . . . a successful sea- son in spite of the numer' ous rains. What a long length! Watch the birdie! SWllVllVll B Have you ever seen an Australianhcrawl? . . . or a belly-flop? . . . or a side- stroke? . . . Have you ever seen a swan-dive? or a scissors-kick! . . . Swim- ming in California's sun- shine as always was a pop- ular sport this spring. 05 X X I' 0 I .R -I Wx- kt X flxklx f ?ff?xg 7 ! uw X KX , ' i . v ,V X x L SEHEfAUE TU SPHI E MAxawumA I 1 ,Av ,gif T1 ,w I. pi. 4 , EULTY FHULIE Faculty frolic . . . teachers unhend . . . Mr. Vxfeelcs captures girls' hearts . . . Miss Wilson in a jazz hand . . . tantalizing odor of real hot dogs floats over audience . . . Mr. Adarns polished M. C .... proved to students that they are human . . . we agree it should be an annual affair. 8 De Crunrs Band, ST DE T5 lNl'1irlinq black discs and whirling couples . . . l-larry larries and Tornniy Dorsey . . . La Verne Boyer and Ansel Hill . . . Gyrn dressed up in swell deco rations . . . slackrccrd favorites . . dimmed-out dances. STEP Getting late . . . last dance . . . Sophisticated Swing . . . check-room rush . . . lack's and Georges . . . Short cut home by way of Turnbull . . . Bats Roost . . . Whittier Dances . . . solid! 4 wsu' n 1 lm I O L HEUBIHD HUUTEHS Fa net: at t 1 N fx I Clll 1 75 5- 'W :vw 'rw-fs:-f . Y 42gA..l Bob, Betty, Iackle, Willa Mae, Betty, and Pat . . . followed by crowds ol turtlovmq students . . . rarirt' to root for our boys m red and white . . , rtoort ralltes . . . Come ort Cards, get some hep in your peplllw pleads Bob . , . at last . . . peppy, ltiqhfsteppin' song-leaders . . . sparkling new routines . . . they wot-Jed the whole student body . . Cheer, Boys, Cheer . . . and VY? 313 . EAMERA E PERS Camera fiends . . . snaps at the beach . . . at school . . . difficulties qettinq film . . . but we got it . . . students caught in informal poses by the lens. Top: Rose between two thorns. Bottom, left: Barney's Harem. Bottom, right: Petty qirlt?l .i is .ef f- fwe ' -..., E 11 1 1 2 S E 2 XXV ig, Yum! Yum! Men at wmk. Star of our best assembly. Sleep walkers. Quad at moon. fruufs Spring Song. She finally Q52 E. 1 111011. Eflassen CILILYLVX 'J'-I 11. l'Ji1if'l1 is ikxe fish? Fresh sgxmher hi' 111-' Pepsters. Smrley at Bal. F fi' if' r K fi V I 'wo Up, up, and away. Beauty and the Beast A night at the Follies Z tl . oo Bloomer girl. lam session. Beach acrobats. Tango. Ejfw- Ah- f,YYL 'AA A Aim x i l '7 AW Sslke lones Salute To Youth 5. !'Y IUA is ' if :mi 11nkn3v1:1 fzwrii' Victory Corps sign ug. Hold Pm. gravy gi heautxf-5 Hungry Fresh, 'Neq ern CQ eesecfake at 12:9 Sgwzrlite FQ-'rua Passing. Lefs dance. rincg in TED? air. Easter at Bal, Stormy weather get 11 fellas' Guess who? Slack cord sesston VdTS1lY m actlon Can you hea e out there? Footlxqht Flencls What s cowun here? 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WI-IITTIER THE CO-ED SHOP Whittier's Outstanding Sportswear Salon i'WllCfC Pr B d R d El h 200 E. Philadelphia 4.23 443 PUQIUJ P-HP-'ZW Um-CDO Whittier Medical Association Wishes The Best of Success to the Graduating Class of 1943 KINCYS JEWELRY CCD. Repair work on jewelry . . . gifts tor anniversaries . . . qrad- uations , . . birthdays . . . dish- ware . . . it you want the best . . . your business is fit for Kings 43-475 115 N. Greenleaf Nas.,-zymazg fail Qin fa SMLZZ-eifafzieman E, E Hmm: 1 E I N E MENS WEAR t Cosmetics . . . toothbrushes . . . perfumes . . . fountain service . . . prescriptions titled SMITH-HQRSEMAN . . . au may be had at Hina Pharmacy. TAILQRING WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA Hill's PhHIII1ElEy no E. Philadelphia 43-148 147 N. Greenleaf 43-221 HOME OF VALUES Clothes tor all aqes . . , outtitt-ing everyone from defense workers to school lcids . . . everyday a harqain day . . . at l. C. Perineys PQFFJZZUTU 'S 'P S CD Z CD 1 CD cn E1 cn 94. 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