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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1947 volume:

' ' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ln The Tall of The year, I946, This book, The I947 Cardinal, was sTill a pipe dream. The now worldly sTaTT was sTill green, and everyone wandered in a daze, sTill dreaming of summer Tun. All Too soon, The days began slipping by, and The monThs wandered inTo winTer. Like a slap oT cold waTer, we realized ThaT The yearbook was sTill in our minds, noT on paper. TighTening our belTs, we seTTled down Tor a long siege. ElecTions came TirsT. EdiTor was chosen, and The sTaTF spIiT up inTo Tive diTferenT secTions. The opening secTion was worked ouT by The ediTor and valuable Jackie Jenkins. Joyce Lusk and RoberTa Orr shared honors as senior class secTion ediTors as did Rosanna SmiTh and Beverly Saunders on The undergraduaTe secTion. The clever and original ideas displayed in The campus secTion were The children of BeTTe Schoff and her hard working campus Tour: Barbara Fry, Joann Singles, Diane Criswell, and CaTharine Weskirchen. Boys' sporTs secTion presenTed a high wall oT diThculTies, buT greenhorn Frank The ArTisT Ray, Ralph Nieblas, and Maxine Funk mounTed iT wiTh ease. Jolly Julie GilberT and Joyce Phegley combined To produce a well planned girls' sporTs secTion. Our gay nighT liTe and acTiviTies were worked on by Marilyn WiTTersheim and Sue Dawson. Molly Madden, BeTTy Osborne, Joan Archer, and PaT McNeilly all cooperaTed To puT TorTh a new and original ad secTion. Making us especially proud were our Three sTudenT phoTographers, Josh Wilson, Bill Harrison, and Jim Kemp, who spenT hours oT Their spare Time in The dark room. Overseeing all, Miss Mariorie Jones puT TorTh a Tremendous iamounT of Toil. For ouTside help we would like To Thank Mr. BuTler, whose precious picTures of i887 WhiTTier are shown in This book, Mr. Andy Cummings of BarTon's sTudio Tor The Tine senior picTures: Mr. PeTerson of PeTerson's Engraving Company Tor The prompT reTurn oT engravings: Mrs. Owens oT The STaTioners CorporaTion: and Mr. Van Velzer and The boys of The Cardinal PrinT Shop. All of These people were responsible Tor your book. Each one was a neces- sary parT of an oTherwise incompleTe whole. For Them, l would like To exTend The wish ThaT you have enioyed reading The book as much as They have enjoyed working on iT. JOAN McNEILLY Cardinal EdiTor ' IS9 ' ? A F X W f F ,fjgj psvwwfifffi f p SW? . . , . A so We Iii' ,A W . r, KF ffm EH? f 53 didn! E ' K E! ,NQN EY QQQEHECSQZ in mas vi Q THE CARDINAL NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Whittier Union High School Whittier, Coiifornio VOLUME 37 1947 'Z cf BRE Q2 f K X 7? S i 0 X o E ' 'gf ' ,egfx an .. ' 3 K 9 a 0 0 l 4 HI gy! 0 I ? ig ' 1887 CAMPUS 0 0 INA . . SPORTS SOCIETY 0 ' 0 , o . f Gin 4EE?g5w5 , , 'jiiwk ., 6,-' 1 1 5 0 5 1947 DEDICATION ln Relrospecl .... our lheme for This I947 Cardinal. Wilh 'rhis fheme, we honor our ci+y of WhiHier, whose gala Diamond Jubilee of I947 celebraled sixfy years of progress. Looking back lhrough rhese six+y years, we can conlrasl 'rhe old wi+h fhe new: ye'r s+ill find an unchanged Whillier. ln I887 a sheel, waved from a pepper +ree a+ 'lhe l-lunnicufl home. could be seen from The cenler of Los Angeles. The land was llal and unselfled bul rose slowly fo fhe hills and +he Quaker seHlemen'r of Whirfier. The main fhoroughfares were dirl roads-Painler, Greenleaf, Philadelphia. Whi++ier College's Founders' Hall slood high on i+s hill, overlooking +he lown. rl Now, Whillier is a prosperous, growing communify. The high school and college are excellenf cifadels of learning: +he business secfion is modernized and slill growing, and comforrable homes have covered WhiHier's farm lands. Los Angeles has become a noisy melropolisg neighboring Towns have moved closer: yer lo us Whiffier slill remains apart if is sfill our +own. To Whittier, we owe our herifage. To Whillier, we dedicale lhis book. The I947 Cardinal. 14: IN MEMORIAM One life, - - a little gleam of time between two eternities. - THOMAS CARLYLE HARRY JOHNSON ,M .uw ,ww .W . - V , iff in Z, w2 f:f ' ,1 564 Q fn ,V km 4,3 ,ig vs f , 2 ZA X M 53 4'g.,, Y' iff M fwfr, H wJ q,..,.-EU Myff 2' fr Y Ei lllbll rfflll L Mlmo QM 0 IIIH S1450 Ill UN 3 -It Y if :SEZ ' 3 Capably wielding fhe gavel over all Associafed Sfudenf Body acfivifies of The pasf year, Bob Tranquada has proved fo be one of our mosf ouf- sfanding Sfudenl Body presidenfs of all lime. Far above fhe average in scholasfic worlc, he has shown him- self oufsfandinq in fhe social and afhlefic field. Earl Schmidf, chosen by you fo serve as your vice-presidenf, has fulfilled his office fo fhe fullesf BOB TRANQUADA gk l. 5 f 7 ,N ,fp ' X , , 4 . ,'i N' 2' aff' ,M iz' A B fl H. ,L O F F I C E R S exfenf and promises fo be a senior fo be proud of. The many, many dufies of secrefary were carriecl ouf by Jean Nordsfrom, prominenf member of fhe senior class, wifh Nancy Brand, as Publicify Chairman, producing all adver- fisemenf for Sfudenf Body evenfs. These four have lead you fhrough whaf we fhinlc has been a year fo be mighfy proud of. JEAN NORDSTROM EARL SCI-lMlDT NANCY BRAND .IO. Working wifh your S+uden+ Body Officers, 'rhe song and yell leaders have made your games and rallies more ihan iusf evenls-+hey have broughi you in confad wi+h +he players. Your songs and yells have fold ihe 'ieams of your pride and laiih in ihem and have made Them fighf for ole' WhiHier High. Always cheerful, alwa s peppy. always our leaders in enihusiasrn, ihe song and yell, leaders have been +he symbol of our school spiri+. X X' YQ- .-ll A64 A --154 4. m LO jITf' J. GOITY T. MORIARITY C. LARKIN alla J, ASHBY D. FRANCIS C. BEATY M. ACKER J. SLATER Bob Tranquada A.S.B. Presidenl' Earl Schmidf . Vice-Presidenl Jean Nordslrom , Secrelary Nancy Brand . , A.S.B. Publicify Manager Mary Aclcer , Song Leader Represenfafive Jean Gvoify . ., Yell Leader Represenlafive Kennelh Morgan , Finance Chairman Mifzi Reichling , , Girls' League Presidenl' Joan McNeilly , G.A.A. President Edilor of Cardinal Mary Morilz Edilor of C 81 W., Isl Semesler Mildred Walls Edilor ol C. 8: W., 2nd Semesler Miss Geraldine Macdonald ,Adviser The A.S.B. Cabinel . . .ruling power of lhe school. Whelher riding in a jeep lhrough lhe quad lo collecl' money for lhe March of Dimes, going 'ro numerous conferences held al ofher schools, or working foward a youlh cenler of our own, The cabinef has laughed and worlced wilh all of us, during school and aller. Always lirsl lo champion us, always firsl lo lead us, lhey have been 'rhe backbone of our school. CABINET REPRESENTATIVE BOARD Mary Aclcer Song Leader RepresenTaTive Nancy Brand A.S.B. PubliciTy Manager Chuclc Campbell Freshman Class Presidenl' DoroThy Francis Pep Club RepresenTaTive Jean GoiTy , Yell Leader and French Club RepresenTaTive l-larold lvy Science Club RepresenTaTive MarTha Keller Joan McNeilly Mary Lou MoriTz Jean NordsTrom MiTzi Reichling LaTin Club and Junior Class RepresenTaTive G.fX.A. PresidenT and Annual EdiTor Co-EdiTor of Cardinal and WhiTe, IsT SemesTer A.S.B. SecreTary Girls' League PresidenT Mary SchauTelberger Dance CommiTTee and Cardinal Guides RepresenTaTive STe've SmiTh Freshman Class RepresenTaTive Bob Tranquada A.S.B. PresidenT Mildred Walls Co-EdiTor oT Cardinal and WhiTe, 2nd SemesTer Josh Wilson Camera Club RepresenTaTive Comparable To The l-louse OT RepresenTaTives in Congress, our RepresenTaTive Board is composed of represenTaTives oT every club and organizaTion in school. They plan and carry ouT such acTiviTies as our successTul orchesTra dance. AuTumn Serenade, The sTunTs aT noon Tor The sale of SpoTlighT Revue TiclceTs, and all The crazy, wonderful Things ThaT have made our school year one To remember. The Rep Board is all imporTanT in our school governmenT. M. SCHAUFELBERGER J. GOITY M. KELLER 0130 W1- 'f fi.,.a, .W ,,... 5 2' ...ff-.,3,,, 4, x nk Q A MWA' K rim 'LZ X - .5215 ,,,. A , ,f 3, 1.,-4 4 x WH Q1 Vi MPP' , 'W' w,','f1f i Eff: A fvw, , gaifkxrf my KMA .f f :gli l ' fl U? ff Qif' wif, x, U M A M, ,A 4 I jlik-ff ' new : ig .'1 EYE: ig M? A 54? Q QQ, ,y f ww AWWA MRS. MARIAN WILSON HODGE PERINTENDE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS The eighT adminisTraTive assisTanTs who work wiTh Mrs. Hodge are respon- sible Tor The Tine managemenT oT every phase oT our school liTe. Mrs. Cumber- land and Mr. Douglas have acTed as our deans and have capably and sym a- TheTicaIl guided Those sTudenTs who have needed help. Miss Macdonald has direcTedlaII sTudenT acTIviTies during The year while Mr. ThroclnmorTon's posiTion was ThaT oT DirecTor of ATTendance. Mr. I-IunT had The responsible job oT Business Manager and Miss Drake managed The sTudenT Tinance and caTeTeria. Mrs. Jaques was of unlimiTed help as CoordinaTor of Counseling Tor sTudenTs, while The aduIT educaTion was handled by Mr. Wennerberg. Each and every one OT This group is needed To run our huge school planT, and They have eTficienTly Tilled Their posITions. I.efT: Mr. Edwin W. I-IunT, Miss Ross Drake. RiqhT: Mrs. Elizabefh Jaques, Mr. Carl Wennerberg. LeTT: Mr. O. Ray ThrocIcmorTon, Miss Geraldine Macdonald Right Mrs. I-IarrieT Cumberland. Mr. Don Douglas. also MR. VICTOR E. DEH-lL MRS. HAZEL Y. BAKER MR. DOYLE MCMILLIN Presidenl Clerk Vice-Presidenl MRS. MABEL H. DYE MR. ORVILLE CS. ESPOLT Elecled by lhe people of +he Whiflier Union High School clisfricl, each member of lhis civic minded group serves a ferm of lhree years in lhe inleresls of belfering 'rhe educalional slandards of lhis communily. Solving +he many problems lhal arise in The managemenl of a school planl, lhe Board has spenl many firing hours finding inlelligenl solulions fo please bolh parenls and sludenls. For The fine execulion of a diflicull job, our praise and lhanlcs go lo These live. BOARD OF TRUSTEES' olbo PARENT-TEACH ASSOCIATICN Sponsoring and financing all our dances, bringing our parenfs and 'reachers in closer conlacl, working consfanfly fo beffer Whillier Union High School and us sfudenfs, 'rhe Parenf-Teacher Associalion has done much +o gain recognifion. This educafional-minded group has worked 'rirelessly behind lhe scenes, modesfly giving fhe creclil fo olhers. We offer a vo+e of lhanlcs 'ro our P.T.A. 27 W V O ova Rf ...nd iqag ,,, ...- ,pnn MRS. ABORN . ARNOLD MR. AVILA . BAILEY MRS. BRANNA 4i E crydav Sc'cr'c Aulo Shop French U JP' . r . 'e Bl ogy World Culrmre-5 - ' 1 N 5 1 F . x Y l i' , 07 ,V ,- ' ' ,I f V .Q J , 49 Vi' L I, - Z: N , , . . P L . y i- ,gg ' , 1 'W , ' 'W-Z3 15 .J 4 4 4 . 0 f f .I . 1' ,wi ' l b 5-2' f E ' X ll' E' L,l...l . -11 if 1 f 4. 1 1 'iq L V ' . . 'gil' UQ.. i i MR MR ' 'i' v I I 9 Chr nslr Arm riL1n Lil Ill I Smnnir Pre blnm MR. BRISTOI MRS. CALDWELL MRS, CAMPBELL MRS. CHAPMAN MISS CHARLES MR. CHICKANZIVEE MR. CLAXTO Library Typing Library Physical Educalion World Cullures Irslriiriienlal Mimi Alqolnm I Tvnnis Slenoqroplly World Culfurcz Senior Problems Chi-niif,lry I MR. CLAYTON MR. COCI-IRAN MR. COLE MRS. COUNSELL MR. CUSI-IINGI-IAM MISS DRAKE MR. ELLIS English Orienlalion Physical Educalion Physical Educalion Business English Mechnnical Drawing Algebra II Aiclilri-gmrnl Draw Physical Educalion Ensqlighlllliview Cafeteria Snpvrvisioi. Mvlal Crnll ocia rls 1 MR, ELLISH MRS. FAULKINBURY MISS FINK MISS FINNERTY MISS FORD MISS FREELANLJ MRS. GRASSEI Maul Shop Foods German Everyday Business Physical Education Siuauish Dv.ivn.ilicS rlolvierrinlcirig English Review Spanish MISS GREEN MR. I-IANSON MR. HEMMERLIN6 MR. HOLLOWAY MR. HOLMES MRS, I-IOLI' MISS HUSSEN World Cultures Algebra II Glee Club Physical Educafion Science Spanish English Oricnfafii Geomelry World Cullures Physics Senior Problems ,. I 1 I SNCKS v I AR. IRWIN MR. JARVIS MISS JENTGES MISS JOCKWIG MR. JOHNSTON N I inualion School Wool Shop I-lore Econorncs Ar vr'can 'C Aulo Shop Stage Crew Everydny Science General Craft Algebra iblic Adilrr-ss DR. JONES MISS JONES MR. JORDAN MR. KELLY MISS KERL MISS E. KING MISS F. KING nior Prohlf-mn English R1-'view Advanced Biology World Cullurcs American Lilo American Life Eve-rv Day Scinncr' World Cullures Bolany Physital Eclucafion College Prffparcalwy English Sunior English Biology Annual IRS. LAVIN MR. MCCARTNEY MRS. MCMILLAN MISS MARKS MISS MARSHALL MR. MOORES MR. PADIA Sludy Hall MEalh A Spanish Art American Lilcz Agriculluri- Ainugican Life Driver ducntion h porls ISS PERDEW irncrican Lili- ngllsh Review IS. RANDALL Homemaking MR. PETTY Cliff' Club Pmnu MR REAMY Machine Shop MISS C. PHELAN Spvvclw Reading MISS ROBINSON Senior Problems ., 5 t.. I X - '. U- ' b Q . S , ' m - g 2 .. f 4 . ' v - . . Foods Mechanical Drawing English Orienfalion MRS. D. PI-IELAN Secrofn rial Pmclicv Slcnug mphy , .4 A MISS RUSSELL Senior Problems English Orienlalion MR. I. PI-IELAN MR. PHELPS MR, PITTS Physifal Eduiolion Plum- Geeofna-Try Elfzclric Shop --ff N3 MR. SAXTON MISS SHEPHERD MISS SHORE English Orizznlalion World Cullures Algebra Glee Club Guidance Malh Those whose pirtures do no X X MISS JAY MRS. PINE MR. Sl-IEFFEY MRS. TOKI-IEIM MISS WEBER MRS. SHARKEY MRS. STICKNEY MRS. KESSLER I appear: I 1 4 1 I i we-1 MISS SIMSER World Culturvs Library MRS, SMITH MISS STEINER MISS STRATI-IA Physical Education American Life Pnvsical Educati Serio' Problf-rua MR. TEBBS Eyr-rydcy Scierncf- CfwniiSfry MISS THOMAS Everyday Business Office Machinci 'Q if Q X. S A MISS WALLACE English Orientation MR. WIDNEY Amr-rican Life Currvnf Affairs MR, WARREN English Orienlfafion Stagecraft Driver Education MRS. TI-IROP English Orientation Guidaricp MR. WEEKS World Cultures Math MISS TIMMERMAN MRS. TOMLINSON MR. VAN VEL Algebra Evnryddv Busini-ss Printing Math Latin C. and W. 'NF' MR. WEGNER MR. WEISS MR. Wl-IITCC Accounting Typing Physical Educat Sports Aicuunling Safety Educati I MR. D.WILLIAMS MISS FWILLIAMS MR, WINEINGER MISS WINTER MR. WINTERS MISS WITI-IR Library English Orientation Physical Education Enqligfi Orientation Senior Problems physical Educa Visual Educnlion Aviation Mechanics Matti American Life- Public Srwakinq Si - -.S -:E MISS B, WOLIN MISS L. WOLIN MR, I-IUGI-IES DR, KERNKAMP MISS WALSH DR. ARCADI DR. EXELB Latin Plane Geometry Auditor School doctor School nurse School doctor School doctr Algebra 0200 M. GAULDIN M. GODKIN I-I. FORSBER6 B. J, BIEL L. PIERCE E. CARTER N-il? If 'z' fx, ',.X . .-N X v F. MORALES B. GARDINER M. NILES K. WILLIAMS V. STINSON R. KLNWORTI-IY I When sfudenfs have roofed fhrough fhe files and Ieff fhem in chaos, who sfraiqhfens fhem? The secrefariesl When seniors fIy info fhe Guidance Office af fhe elevenfh hour and wanf fheir franscripfs senf off righf away, who drops everyfhing fo accom- modafe fhem? The secrefariesl Who Iceep fhe records, heIp fhe feachers, answer quesfions, puf up wifh fhe sfaffs of fhe annual and C. and W., and perform many ofher indispensabIe services? Of course!! Those wonderful secrefariesI We couId nof do wifhouf fhem. SECRETARIES .S'huTf' X D. TEDRICK H, ROFSINFR M. PERKINS G. ARILFY IE. I-IUNT R. NICHOLS I, R. TPDR MAINTENANCE When hungry siudenls slorm fhe lunch sland and caieleria and demand lo be led, Miss DraIce's shall efficienlly serves Ihem wilh filling food. When +he lawns and buildings need sprucing up, The men ol Ihe mainlenance crew go info aclion. When sluolenls need Iransporlalion fo and from school and games, Ihe bus drivers go Io worlc. A school as large as ours could noi operale wilhoul Ihese indispensable groups. Row l. E, l-IOLMES M. EPPERLY M. GRADA E. STINNETT F. BIRKES Row ll. M. BELL Q. MORRIS L. FOSTER F. BOTIGFR u ,M Row l. W. ROUZER O. KIBBE B. MILLER I. IEACI-I Row ll. I-I. CRLMER C. CLOUSE L. GRIFFIN E. BOSTWICK Row lll. W. MAY C. OLSON R. HARRIS G. BATES M. TOWNSEND V. CUNNINGI-IAM .22. ww M WWA v f ! gym 'N X f Q3 M' 5 4 ,JI h iii! x 1 IN RETROSPECT . . . of the 46 classes of seniors who have come, seen, and conquered Whittier Union High School, of all the iuniors-who have finally made the grade, of the sophomores, rich with their new sense of belonging, and of all the green, frightened freshmen. The years have passed, the fads are different, but remnants of former years still remain with us. The seniors still sponsor Senior-Alumni Day, the juniors still hold the annual Junior-Senior Promenade, and the freshmen and sophomores have their dance and party. Even if some of our events were the same, if the past year seemed no different from the rest, to us it was changed, for WE were the ones to enjoy the year '46-'47 . . . it belonged to us . . . it was our year! 1887 HHH 1947 WHITTIER CCLLEGE f L Herbenpr Preswdenf F. Mya!! Vifo-President Srgrrofary D Paine SUfI6iCi1dITfTIdV1 SUCCESS 024: i N. Lindsay, M. Willersheim. J. Padia. Row I: J. McNeilly, S. Marlin, M, Reichlinq, J. Nordslrom, J. Slafer, J. Lusk, G. Cassem. J. Gaylord. M. Schaufelberqer, M. Madden. Row 2: D. Dunlap, R. Holloway, D. Errnigaraf, L. Herbener, D. Kepple, F. Myafl, N. Conley, Sing a song of seniors.. .lor The pasl lhree monlhs lhal has been all we have been singing. For some reason, 'rhe seniors have always been fhe cenler of affracfion on This ol' campus, buf perhaps you underclassmen will find +he secrer when you are I2Th graders. Firsl The excilemenl sfarfed when fhey posed for fhe birdie for lheir senior piclures. Al vocaiional assemblies, lhey slarled gefling buflerflies in fheir sfomachs a+ rhe Jrhoughf of COLLEGE and LIFE. As The end drew closer and closer, They pu+ on lheir besl clolhes and besl behavior for lhe Senior Mofhers' Tea and lhe nosfalgic Jr.-Sr. Promenade. Finall +hey wallced down lhe aisle fo 'rhe sfrains of Pomp and Circurnslance and realized 'rhal +hey would never be baclc. Bul no rnalfer how wonderful fhey have been, oiher senior classes will fill fheir places and we will have more wonderful years. C250 1 x Q v XB x .f 'e Q ,g BGB TRANQUADA Bob has proved lo be a capable A. S. B, prcsiclenl, an excellenl lennig player, and one of our mosl oufslanding scholars. l-le was nol only oulslanding in scholarship buf an acfive member of lhe Lalin Club and Science Club, and he playecl cenler on our loolball foam. X - .. A of s Y A if X w-.www-Q-v-vwlfiks if . sax QS' fxfsiss Q s s N RICHARD HOLLOWAY Richard has been oulslanding in our clramalics deparlmenl for four years and was lhe Ring Masler for our Spoflighl Revue Under lhe Big Top. l-le has had lhe honor of being lhe winning spealcer in The Lion's Club Speakers' Conlesl This year. l-'le is an acfive member of lhe Senior Council and is a Senalor. 'is si 1, aa.- new 9235 5533 lg V .. ,fu zz tiff? asf ,gg 4:1- , . g 7, U gn ig' ' 9' ll NANCY BRAND One of fhe peppiesf members of lhe senior class, Nancy has been aclive in class councils, Girls' League, and lhe ever fairhful Pep Club. l-ler biggesl iob in her high school career was being This year's A.S.B. Publicily Manager. She was one of Those ambifious seniors and has cerfainly done her parl. JEAN NORDSTROM Jean has been a pariicipaling member of the Pep Club, Scholarship Socieiy, and class councils. ln addifion io fhese aclivilies she is our presenl A.S.B. Secretary and pre' viously has been Girls' League Secreiary and Sergeanl-al-Arms. KEITH ALDRICH Keilh lxepl our loofball games rolling along. play by play, wilh his lalenfed announcer's voice. ln lhe Spring and Fall plays he held oufsianding paris. Sludenl Councils and Pe F5 Club have lalcen up parl of his lime, He has been a Senalor and also a delegale al Boys' Slale. RED HERBENER Whal would 'rhe foolball and The baslcelball leam have done wilhoui Red This year? l-le has also been acfive and loyal in many ofher school lunciions. l-lis iob on class councils and serving as a Senalor were well fulfilled. Senior class presidency also gave Red greai renown. JOANNE GAYLORD . 591 ' :Q fi - s JOYCE LUSK As Sophomore Social Chairman, Joyce helped plan one of fhe besl Freshman-Sophomore dances. This year she is senior secrelary and has been a member of lhe class councils. She is one of ihose seniors who will really be missed nexi year. MITZI REICHLING As well as being lhis yearis Girls' League President, Milzi has also been ouisrandinq in 'rhe Lalin Club, Pep Club, and lhe Scholar- ship Sociely. She has shown her abilily in wriling by being a member ol lhe C. 8: W. slall. She is an aclive member of lhe Rep- resenlalive Board and Cabinei. As Girls' League ViceePresiden+ Joanne helped pul over a wonderful Girls' League Dance lhis year. She is also one of fhe Cardelles and a member of lhe World Friende ship Club. Joanne also deserves much credil for our successful l-li-Jinlcs lhis year. JOAN McNElLLY Whal has Joan accomplished in four years? Plenlyl She is G.A.A. President Ediror ol fhis year's Cardinal, and Lafin Club Presidenl. She is a four year member of fhe Scholarship Sociely also. Joan deserves all lhe credif she has received during her high school career. CHRIS MARKEY Chris has given his whole-hearfed supporl 'ro school spiril and many successful acfivilies. l-le is remembered as freshman class yell leader, and an oulsianding sophomore pres- idenf. As for his aihleric capabililies, he was caprain of our winning baslcelball feam and has played J. V, baseball and varsily fool- ball, l-le has been on rhe scholarship sociely for four years. DICK ERMIGARAT FRED MYATT Fred's main inieresf in high school seemed To be lhal Third base posilion on our baseball leam. Senior acfivilies lhis year were success- lul wilh his help as Vice Prexy. l-le was also one of lhose well known Senalors. This year's Pep Club was especially lucky in having Diclc as ifs presidenl. l-le noi only conlribufed 'ro school spirif, bul did his parl in pushing 'rhis year's baseball leam 'ro vicrory. Being a member ol his class councils as well as serving as a Senalor also lcepl him busy. ' X ,ma f. . as ,Q xi, 1 . ,sf -TPR.-'11, -f ll:!llII!RLl bf i T .w Si 9. X . X R , 1 Q.. I XX S 3:3 R -i Ns L , l L . X T X .... NX W. do xx A ABBOTT, ALBERTA Girls' Leagueg A.S.B. Member. ACKER, MARY A.S.B. Song Leaderg Spanish Clubg Pep Club. ALDRlCl-l, KEITH Pep Club, Scholarship Socieiyg Dramalics, ALEXANDER, BOB Football, Baskefbnll, Tennis, Truck. ALLRED, Sl-llRLEY Spanish Clubg Litlle Thealer Plays. ANDERSON, ROSALIE Spanish Clubj Girls' Leaque. ANGUlANO, MARY Spanish Club: Secrelary ol M,A.M, ARCHER, Tl-TERMAN LEE Foolball, J.V. Baseball, Track, Wrestling. ASHBY, JOYCE A.S.B. Sonq Leaderp Sophomore Secrefaryi Pep Club ASHMEAD, LYNN Band: Member of A.S.B. ATKlNSON, JAMES Spanish Club: Member of A.S.B. BAKER, MARGIE Usherellesg C. Xi W. Slali. BALLANGER, MARVIN Courtesy Clubg Foofballg Swimming. BALLINGER, WILLIAM Baseball1 Foolballp Cardinal Guide. BARNES, CORA LEE G.A.A.g Dance Commilfeeg Girls' League. BARRETT, Pl'lYLLlS Girls' Leaqueg G.A.A.g A.S.B. Member. BARTON, GEORGE Baseballg Wresllinqg Foolball. BEATY, CAROL A.S.B. Song Leader, Pep Club: Council Member. BEAUCHAMP, WILLARD Spanish ClubgTraclc1 Foofball Manager. BERGUERY, MARGUERITE GAA.: A.S.B. Memberg Girls' Lf-aque. BERNAL, BELLEN FoolballgWres1linqg Member of A.S.B. BETHURUM, DOROTHY Courtesy Club, Dance Committee: GAA. BETZWORTH, DON Sporlsj Member of A.S.B. BLACK, BARBARA Courlesy Club, Glow Club. BOJORQUEZ, MARY LOUlSE Cardinal Guidej Member ol A.S.B. BOOTH, BETTY Member of A.S.B.j Girls' Leaque. BOOTH, GLORIA Member ol A.S.B.g Girls' LeAqur-. BOWEN, MYRNADENE Dance Commivleeg Girls' League-Q A.S.B. Member. BOWER, JOYCE Dance Commiliecq Sludeni Councilj Lalin Club. BRADFORD,WLL Swimming: A.S.B. Member. BRAND, NANCY A.S.B. Publicity Manaqery Spanish Club, Pep Club, BRlNK, JOHN Tennis: Member of A,S.B. BROMBY, BILL Eoolball: Swimming: A.S.B. Mvmber. BROWN, ALLEN Sporls: Mvmber ol A.S.B. BROWN, BOB Swimminqg Foofball: Baslnf-Tballj Waler Polo. BROWN, EDWARD Trunk: Me-mber QT A.S,B. BRUNDIN, ROBERT Spinal-,: Mermbvr Ol A.S.B. BRYEANS, PAUL Fuiyllmllg Bqskvlball: Baseball: Sc-vmlor. BUICHER, MARGARET Darin' Commilfcv: Frvngli Club: Uslierefle BYNUM, TOM Fiuirlmll: Spring Play: L6'Hvrmnn's Club. BYRON, PHYLLIS Cami-ra Club: Courlesy Club: G.A,A. CALHOUN, JOHN Swirls: Mvmbvr ol A.S.B. CAl KlNS, SHIRLEY Dmicv CommiHc'c: Girls' Lcmigub. CALLAHAN, JOANNE Dana- Cummilfev: Ushf-re-Hes: C.A.A. CAMP, ELAINE G,A.A.: Spanish Club: Courlcsy Club. CAMPBELL, RUTH Bible Club: Girlm' League. CAMPBELL, SHIRLEY c3.A.A,, DM.-P CML.-:iii-P. CANEER, JOHN luliri Club: Rvpl'vSmifnfive .11 Boys' Slafv. CARAWAY, BOB Sporls: Member ol A.S.B. CARLSON, ARVID Mvmbvv uf A,S.B.: Sporfs. CARROLL, MARGUERITE G.A.A,: Drill Team: Spanish Club, CASSELMAN, GERALD A,S.B, Ye-II LF-oder: Pep Club: Snorfs. CASSEM, GERALDINE Dance' Commilteeg Caplain of Drill Team: CATHRINER, RICHARD Spanish Club: LeHerman's Club: Sporls. CHESTER, MELVIN Fuofball: Radio Club: Smqc Crew. CLEUGH, JOYCE Cardinal Guide: Girls' Lvaque, COLBERT, LORNA Ci.A.A.: Girls' League. COLEMAN, BETTY Bible Club: G.A,A. COMES, FRED Foofball: Swimming: Wreslling. CONLEY, NANCY Class Councils: Lalin Club: Pep Club. COOK, DORIS Cvirls' Lvaqlw: G,A.A : Member ol A.S.B. COOPER, JANE GIPC Club: G.A.A.: Member ul A,S.B. CORBETT, MARGARET G,A.A.: Spanish Club: Glee Club, CORLISS, JACK Foofball: Member of A.S.B. G.A.A. l i i L i ' . 'kiiszx g 3 CORPORAN, LOU ELLA Planlslg Dramaficsg Girls' League. CORRALES. CEClLlA Spar-ish Clubg M.A.M. Club' Courlesy Club. COSBY, MARY ANN Head Malorelleg Sm-wlsl' Clubj French Club. CURLEY. ROBERT Ffwwflv C.lubjOrCl1eSlr3' Lalw Club, CURRY, CHARLES Tpuulsg Baslselballg Sluplvul Co-m. ll. DARUNGTQN, GORDON Spmrfsj Msxrvwber ol A,S.B. UAXUDSON, FRANCES Srmepislw Clubj Dano' Covvlvflllvv- Pulwllmly Commiflee LJAWS, Ci-LORlA ulw- Culp- Glvls' Lenqu' DAY, UARLENE Fw-slwvvmvw Sorq Lf-.1flw'Cl.1ss Co mdls. DEAN, MAXlNE C.A.A.1Glee ClubjG5rls'Le'.1qu-'. Dv .lARDlNE, EVELYN C- A.A.g Courlvsv Clulfpj MP' lvl' gl A SB. lk- LMORRE, FRANK W. .-l, farm, .4 Asa. LJLNGLER. GEORGE Swirls' Men bw ml A.S.B, lJlETER, JOAN f3,A.A.j Dnmf- Cmw- RN'-wg Drama C lJlL,LlNGER, MERYON Fvmvglw ClubgL.a1m Club' Ml,-Im, LUNGMAN, BURNEECE f'f.A.A,'fxvvl'lPm1.r-'MP l,l-v l A.S,B IJIRLAM. JANICV Lwrls Lfmqun-1 M'-1xIufrwlA,S.B Dlgl-lER, Mll,DRED Girls' Lv-iqur-Q MCH-bf-r -al A.S.B DODGE, NANCY Ushfve-ln-g Couflf-sv C!ubj Spanish Club, LUOURNEVVEERD, DONALD M1-wkw' Q' A.5.B.jCar:13ml Guilel. l3OUGHERlY, ELEANOR G,A.A.Q Spanlslv Clulag Fublmllv Corwvwlllve. URUMHELLER, RICHARD Fwmlball Mmvaquvj B' Baskcvbqxll Marmqe-v. UUNLAP, DORIS Class Cmuncllsg Sonmlsll Club- Publicity Cgmmillee, lJl,lPIN, MARTHA Cuurfwsl Club' Slmlw-9 C'fu'1:lj Cgmllwul Gulllf-, LJURLAND, FRANCES Cvivls' Levnquf-Q Mwvlbvr Ql A.S.B. lA'lON JIMMIE Vuvsllv Fwmbnlij Mg-'wlwr lu: A S B HWWARUS THOMAS .l,V, Ffumbqxll- Mer:'brH' .ll A.S.B lgLllARRARAS. ARTHUR Wrf1sllvfqjM,A.Mj Mv bevL,lA,S.B. LNElELD, DENTON Fmxfnallg Wrf'gVllvwQ2 Class Councllz, ERMIGARAT, LUCK Prpzlfif-ul ol Pup Club: Baswball- Cuum lls. ESHELMAN, BARBARA Slmvwislw Clubj G A,A.j Sfullvnl Comlfll. ETCHART. MARY JANE Cl A.A.' GMS L-AQ...-, MW LW gl AS B, FARLAND, JOAN Annual Sfafl: Class Councils: Drill Team. FARR. MARY Spanish Club: Camera Club: G.A.A. FELDKAMP, RONALD Varsity Foofball: Track: Class Councils, FINCH, IRENE G.A.A.: Girls' League: Spanish Club. l:LENNlKEN, JOANNE Cardinal Guide: Girls' League: G.A.A. FONDREN: CHARLES Cardinal Guide: Band: Member ol A.S.B. FORBES, MARTHA LOU Lalin Club: Spanish Club: Cardinal Guide-. FRANClS, DOROTHY Councils: A.S.B. Song Leader: Soc. Chr. Jr. Class. FRANCO, SOCORRO Spanish Club Presidenf: French Club. FRANTZ, PAT Maiorelle: Class Councils: G.A.A. FRAZEUR, HOWARD Band: A.S.B. Member: Sporls. FREER, ELLEN G.A.A.: Member ol A.S.B.: Usherelle. FRIES, OBER Radio Club: Science Club: Basketball: Baseball. GALLUCCI, FRANCES G.A.A.: Lalin Club: Spanish Club. GATES, Sl-llRLEY G.A.A.: Girls' League: Member of A.S.B. GAUT. EDlTl-l Lillle Thealer Plavs: G.A.A. GAYLORD, JOANNE Courlesy Club: C-,A.A.: Lalin Club. GIBB, ROBERT Sports: Member of A.S.B. GlESKE, HENRY Sporls: Member of A.S.B. GILBERT, JULIE Pep Club: Spanish Club: G.A.A. GlSl'l, HARRIET G.A.A.: Member of A.S.B. GLIDDEN: NANCY Spanish Club: Scholarship Sociely. GRAHAM, HARRY Spanish Club: Member ol A.S.B. GREENE, CHUCK Sporfs: Member of A.S.B. GREGORY, WALTER Class Councils: Lalin Club: French Club. GRISWOLD, JACK Sports: Member of A.S.B. GUDGELL, JANET Pianisl: G.A.A.: Member of A.S.B. GUTIERREZ, ALICE Spanish Club: Camera Club: M.A.M. Club. HAILSTONE: BRUCE Swimming: Member of A.S.B. HALL, LLOYD Sports: A.S.B. Member. HAMILTON. IRA Glee Club: Spoflighl Revue: Girls' League. HAMMER, BILL Vice-President of Freshman Class: Pianislg Pep Club. ,we N Y 'Q I :S aaii g, , in na Amy . wi I1 95...- HANSON. FRED Tennis: Varsily Tennis: Senafor. HARDCASTLE, DEWEY Foolball: Wrestling: Tennis. l-IARDCASTLE, PAT Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League. HARRIS. IDA Courfesy Club: G-,A.A.: Drill Team. HARRIS, MARVLYN Dance Cornmillee: Courtesy Club: G.A.A. HARRISON, WILLIAM Camera Club: Latin Club: Annual Cameraman. HAVENS. HAROLD Glee Club: Chrislmas Play: Member of A.S.B. HAW, ALEC Swimming: Tennis: Foofball. HAVVKINS, JOANNE Girls' League: G.A,A.: Member 1fA.S.B. HAYNES, LOVA Cardinal Guide: Glee Club. IIEAPS, LOLA Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League. l-IEINTZ, RUTH Usherelle: C-.A.A.: Member of A.S.B. HENDERSHOT, CLAIRE C. X1 W. Member: Drill Team. HENDERSON, PHYLLIS G.A.A.: Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League. HERBENER, LLOYD Class Councils: Senalor: Football. l-IERNANDEZ, LINA Spanish Club: Member of A.S.B. HEROLD, DOROTHY G,A.A.: Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League. l-IINSHAW, JOYCE Lalin Club: Cardinal Guide: G.A.A.: Usherelie. HOLLAND, BOBBIE Courlesy Club: G.A.A.: Spanish Club. HOLLIS, BILLY Wrestling: Member of A.S.B. HOLLOWAY, RICHARD Dramarics: Senafors, Class Council. HOPKINS, NORMA Associafed Sfudenl Council: Flag Twirler: Spol l-IOWE, JIM Senarorsg Foofball: Baseball. HOWELL, ELINOR French Club: Member of A.S.B. HUDSON: JOHN Cardinal Guide: Sporlsj Member of A.S.B. HUGHES, MARY LEE G.A.A.: Spanish Club: Drill Team. HUMPHREY, DOROTHY Girls' League: A,S.B. Member. HUSTON, CHARLES Drama: Stage Crew: Member of A.S.B. IVEY, MARALENE Bible Club: Liffle Thealer Plays. JACOBSON, KENNETH Dance Commilfee: Member of A.S.B. JAMES, ROBERT Spanish Club: Track: Member of A.S.B. JENKINS, JACQUELINE Annual Staff: Member of A.S,B. Lighl Revue JESTES, JACK Spanish Club: Wrestling. JOHNSON. HARRY Sports: Member of A.S.B. JOHNSON, RENEE G.A.A.: Drill Team: Student Council. JONES. BARBARA Girls' League: Member of A.S.B. JONES, ELIZABETH Girls' League: Member of A.S.B. JONES, VIRGINIA G.A.A.: Dance Committee. KELLOGG, PAT German Club: G,A.A. KELLY, GORDON Football: Baseball. KEMP, JAMES Radio Club: Camera Club: Annual Staff. KENT, RANDY Student Council: Water Polo: Football. I I-IARD KEPPLE, R C Spanish Club: Pep Committee: Class Councils. KIES. VIVIAN Girls' League: Member of A.S.B. KING. RICHARD Band: Spanish Club: Baseball. KIRKLAND, ADRENE G.A.A.: Member of A.S.B. KIRKLE, GERALD Sports: Member of A.S.B. KIRKPATRICK, ELIZABETH French Club: Hi-Jinks. KLITGAARD, IVAN Stage Crew: Wrestling, KREBS, CHET Spanish Club: Football: Band. KROEKER, ELLA G.A.A.: W Wearers: Latin Club. KYHOS, DON Sports: Member of A.S.B. LAHR, VIOLA Girls' League: Member of A.S.B. LARSON, LOlS G.A.A.: Member of A.S.B. LARSON, VALDEMAR Football: Scholarship Society: Latin Club. LEE, HUBBARD Football: Member of A.S.B. LEFFLER, BEVERLY Bible Club: G.A.A.: Courtesy Club. LEHMAN, LEROY German Club: Water Polo: Baseball. LENHART, MAXINE G.A.A.: Member of A.S.B, LESTER, EVELYN Girls' League: Member of A.S.B. LEVINS, BARBARA G.A.A.: German Club: Courtesy Club. LEWIS, DICK Football: Wrestling: Member of A.S.B. LINDSAY, NANCY G.A.A.: Dance Committee: Class Councils. LOERA, ANGELINA M.A.M. Club: Spotlight Revue: Girls' League. N...-tx. i i . x www? E E I .. Q I rv'-if Q. ,A s Nui' be nal L 1 ..N. A se . E ,..,- ifa' i 'X 5 1 sb.. ' i :::5:x j 'S I i I 5' R 'K -C 1 1 'K in ' 9 S X 2 ws ' 3 S. Q We Q s X Q5 S . - be 51 fl i 1 ,F . .. Q, . LOPEZ, ART Sporls: Member of A.S.B. LOPEZ, EDWARD Band: Track: Member ol A.S.B. LOUK, BETTY German Club: Latin Club: Scholarship Socir-ly. LOWE, CAROLYN French Club: Member ol A.S.B,: Girls' Leaqiw. LOYA, MARTHA Member ol A.S.B.: Girls' League. LUHMANN, BERKELEY Spanish Club: Courlesy Club: Tennis, LUSK, JOYCE French Club Presidenf: Flag Twirlf-r: Pep Club. LYND, BILL Baslcelball: Walerpolo: Spanish Club. MCCANDLESS, JIM Class Councils: Waferpolo: Member of A.S.B. MCCANN, MAX Sporlsj Member of A.S.B. MCCLURE, GERRY G.A.A.: Cardinal Guide: Member ol A.S.B, MCDONALD: SALLY G.A.A.: Courtesy Club: Scholarship Sociely. MCEADDEN, EDWIN Sporls: Member ol A.S.B. MCKELVEY, JACK Walerpolo: Band: Member of A.S.8. MQMILLIN, HELEN Usherefies: Spanish Club: G.A,A.: C. 81 W, SMH MCNEILLY. JOAN G.A,A, Pres.: Annual Edi1or:Laliri Club Pres. MaelNTOSl-l, GEORGE Member of A.S.B.: Sports. Macl.EAN, ALLAN Wresfling: Scholarship Sociely: Spanish Club. MADDEN, MOLLY G.A.A.: Senior Council: Spanish Club: Usherelte MADGE, MARGARET Bible Club: Courlf-sy Club: Dance Club. MAGENO, HORTENSE G.A.A.: Girls' League: Member of A.S.B. MAIN, RUBY Glee Club: Camera Club: Member ol A.S.B, MANZANARES, HOPE Member ol ASB.: Girls' League. MARKEY, Cl-lRlS A.S.B, Vice-Pres.: Foolballg Baseball: Senator. MARLOW, JOAN Girls' League: Member ol A.S.B.: G,A.A. MARRUFFO, CEClLlA G.A.A.: Member of A.S,B.: Girls' Le-aqui-, MARl'lN, LOlS Member of A.S.B,: Girls' Le-aque. MARTIN, RONALD Baslrelball: Member ol A S.B. MARTIN: SALLY Class Councils: G.A.A.: Spanish Club. LOETlS, ARLENE Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League. MEADOWS, SALLY G.A.A.: Girls' League: A.S.B. Member. MELENDREZ, DELBERT Member of M.A.M.: A.S.B. Member. MENDOZA, PETE Member of M.A.M.: Member of A.S.B. MENGTEL, VERDON Varsily Basketball: Senalor: Member ol A.S,B. MERSCH, CLARENCE Science Club: Spanish Club: Waler Polo. METZLER, GLENN Foolball: Spollighl Revue: Member of A.S.B. MIESEN, JOHN Sporls: A.S.B, Member. MlLLER, HAROLD Scholarship Society: Member of A.S.B. MILLER, WlLBUR Swimming: Wresllinq: Foolball. MILLS, BETTY Cardinal Guidc: Drill Team: G.A.A. MONTAGUE, MARIAN Class Councils: Dance Corrnnillee: Ushercllc. MOORE, lRMA G.A.A.: Spanish Club: Cardinal Guido. MOORE, RlOl-l Member of A.S.B.: Sporls. MORASH, MADORA Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Orqanisl: Ushcrellc. MORASSE, JOHN S Wrestling: Member ol A.S.B. . MORENO, ALEX , Spanish Club: Wrestling: Member ol M.A.M. S, MORGAN: KENNETH X Spanish Club: French Club: Scholarship Sociely. ,: Edilor of C. Xi W.: Lalin Club: Sludcnl Council. 'if r-r- ---- . --:Q MORITZ, MARY LOU S k MORRISON. BARBARA Spanish Club: Scholarship Society: Cardinal Guide. MUMFORD, WILLIAM Spanish Club: Sports: A.S.B. Member. MURRAY. DAVID Glee Club: Sporls: Member ul A.S.B. MURRAY, MERRILL, Sporls: Member of A.S.B. MYATT, FRED Varsily Baseball: Vice-Prcsidenl of Sr. Class: Councils. NAGLE, PEGGY C. 81 W. Staff: Girls' League: Ushcrcllc. NEWELL, HOWARD Sports: Member of A.S.B. NEWSOM, MONTE Science Club: Spanish Club: Orclieslra, NICELY, GLEN Wreslling: Member of A.S.B. NICHOLLS. Sl-llRLENE Spanish Club: Courlesy Club: Scholarship Sociely. NlEBLAS, RALPH Cardinal Guide: Dance Commillee: Annual Slaff. NORDSTROM, JEAN A.S.B. Secrelary: Class Councils: G.A.A. Q X A WN NOWLIN, PATRICIA A.S.B. Council: Maiorelle: Flag Bcarcr. OELS. HOWARD Tennis: Science Club: Member of A.S.B. OLGUIN. MARY Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League. ORENSTEIN, ELLEN G.A.A.: Courlesy Club: Spanish Club. ORONA. ROBERT Spanish Club: Lalin Club: Science Club. OSBORNE. BETTY Lalin Club: Scholarship Society: Pep Club. OSTMAN, DOUGLAS Spanish Club: Foofball: Publicily Commilfee. O'TOOLE, JUDY Drill Team: Fall Play: French Club. PADIA, JUANITA Class Councils: Liffle Theafer Plays. PADIA, Pl-llLLlP Spanish Club: Member of A.S.B. PAINE, DORMA A.S.B. Song Leader: Latin Club: Pep Club. PAULSON, GLORIA Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League. PAYNE, BETTY G.A.A.: Girls' League: Member of A.S.B. PEEL, MAX Wafer Polo: Basllelball: Soph. Council. PENDERGRAFT, ROY Senator: Varsity Baseball: Bible Club. PORTER, MAYBETH Girls' League: Sfagecrew: Member of A.S.B. PETERSON, VIOLET G.A.A.: Bible Club: Courlesy Club. PRIEM, l.UClLLE Hi Jinx: G.A.A.: Girls' League. PROVENCIO, NAOMl Spanish Club Secrefaryg Drill Team. PROVOST, WANDA GAA.: Cardelfe: C. 8- W Sfaff. PRYOR, MARl French Club: Drama: Maiorerle. PURDY, HELEN Glee Club: GAA.: Dance Commillee. RAYBURN, BEVERLY Spanish Club: Scholarship Society: Usherelfe. REDMAN, WALTER Sporls: Member of A.S.B. REED, BETSY Dance Commillee: Sluderil Council: Annual Staff REED, NELDA Bible Club: Girls' League: GAA. RElCl-lLlNG, MlTZl Girls' League Presidenl: Pep Club: Lalin Club. REINSCH, BARBARA Maioreffe: Spanish Club: Dance Commiflee-. REYNOLDS, DONNA G.A.A.: Bible Club: Dance Commiliee. RICE, MARGARET Girls' League: Member of ASB. RICHARDSON, ROBERT Band: Sporfs: Member of A.S.B. RICKETTS, AUDREY GAA.: Dance Commifree: Class Councils. RlDGEWAY, RUPERT Spanish Club: Member ol A.S.B. ROBBINS, JOAN Cardinal Guide: Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League RODERICK, JOHN Fooiball: Member ol A.S,B. RODRlGUEZ. MANUEL Science Club: Spanish Club: Camera Club. ROTHAERMAL, JEAN Lafin Club: Scholarship Sociely: Spanish Club. RUSSELL, WILLIAM Foolball: Track: Senafor. SALLEE, JOE Bible Club: Band: Member of A.S.B. SALOW, SALLY Lalin Club: Cardinal Guide. SANDOVAL, DAVID Wreslling: Member of A.S.B. SCHAUF JACK anna: Spanish Club: Member of A.s.s. SCHAUFELBERGER, MARY JANE G,A.A.: Dance Cornmillee: Class Councils. SCHMUTZER, LYELL Sporls: Member ol A.S.B.: Slage Crew. SCHUPPERT, SUNNY Bible Club: G.A.A.: Girls' League. SHERMAN. JAMES Varsily Foofball: Track: Member of A.S.B. SHOEMAKER, DEWEY Baseball: Spanish Club: Baslcefball. SHOUSE, DOYLE Spanish Club: Orcheslra: Member of A.S.B. SHUTT, FRANCES G.A.A.: Cardinal Guide: Friendship Club. SHUTT. KENNETH Arr Edifor of C. 81 W.: Capl. Waler Polo. SLATER, MARY c 'I -A.s. ouncu s, B. Song Leader: Vice-Pres. Jr. Class. SMITH, ARTHUR Sporls: Member of A.S.B. SMITH. HAROLD Wafer Polo: Varsily Foofball Mgr.: Spanish Club. SMITH, MILDRED Cardinal Guide: Dramafics: Girls' League. SOMERS, KEITH Swimming: Waler Polo: Science Club. SOTO, NANCY Spanish Club: Girls' League: Member of A.S.B, SOWERS. ROBERT Sporls: Member of A.S.B. SPALDING, ALFRED Sporls: Member of A,S.B.: Slagecrafl. SPITZER. EILEEN Slagecrew: G.A.A.: Swimming: Girls' League. STALEY, JEANNE Dramalics: G.A.A.: Member of A.S.B. STARK, La DONNA Cardinal Guide: G.A.A. Swimming. I STETLER, JOYCE C. 81 W. Staff Member: Girls' League: Member STEWART. JESSE Baseball: Spanish Club: LeHerman'5 Club. STILES. JERRY Waler Polo: Foolball and Baskelball. STODDARD, GERALD Sporls: Member of A.S.B. STODDARD, LEROY Member of A.S.B.: Sporls. STOLL, KATHERINE Spanish Club: Lalin Club: G.A.A. STRAYHORN, JACK Band: Sporls: Member of A:S.B. of A.S.B. ,X ss. fe as xgxw sp X S s ,X X s Q X ' v S 'lv' . le ..... ::i:I'gs. Q fl JW' -iv E .,,-N.. Sv . I. ..: x s as ' I A 566 ?..i.-..a., 1 STUCK, LOUISE Cardinal Guide: Hi-Jinx: Member of A.S.B. SWIFT, DEAN Varsity Foolball: Class Councils: Track. TAMPLIN, GENE Swimming: Wresfling: Wafer Polo. TERNING, LEONE Courlesy Club: Annual Stall: C. Xi W. Staff. TERNQUIST, RONALD Varsify Foofballg Baslrelballg Senator: Wreslling. THOMPSON, DUANE Lalin Club: Cardinal Guide: Dramaricn. THORNTON, RICHARD Foofball: Traclr: Sfage Crew. TRANOUADA, ROBERT A.S.B. Presidenr: Varsity Foofballg Senator. ULRICH, CARROLL Track: Larin: Member of A.S.B. VAN BUREN, CATHERlNE G,A.A.: Bible Club: Science Club. VEEN, PATRICIA G.A.A.: Dance Commiflee: Courlesy Club. VlLLANUEVA, JESUS Member of A.S.B.: Sporls: Spanish Club. VOTAWI DONALD Courtesy Club: Tennis: Camera Club. WADEHUL, RODMAN Sports: Band: Member ol A.S.B. WALLACE, BILL Member of A.S,B.: Sporls. WALLS. MILDRED Edilor ol C. 8r W.: Spanish Club: Dance Comrnillee. WALTMIRE. SAMUEL Wreslling: Member ol A.S.B.: Foolball. WASSERBOEHR, JEANNE Girls' League: Member of A.S.B. WEBSTER, MARILYN Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League: G.A.A. WEIDEMANN, MARY Girls' League: Member ol A.S.B. WEILER, WILLIAM Member of A.S,B.: Baslcelball. WELLS, NANCY Cardinal Guide: Member of ASB.: Girls' Lcaguc. WESKlRCHEN, CHARLES Member ol A.S.B: Sporls. WHEELER, CHAPMAN Football and Baskelball: Baseball: Pep Club. WHlNERY, DONALD Cardinal Guide: Wafer Polo: Member of A.S.B. WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY Glee Club: G.A.A.: Member ol A.S.B, WILLS, BETTY Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League. WILSON, DlCK Member of A.S.B.: Srvorls. WILSON, JOSH Scholarship Sociely: Annual Pholographer: Camera Club WISE, MARGARET G.A.A.: Member of A.S.B.: Girls' League. WITTERSHEIM, MARILYN Dance Ccmmilfee: Class Councils: G,A,A. wooos, ELviN Scholarship Scciely: Science: Baseball: Track. YAUCHZEE, CLAIRE Fooiballg Baseballg Class Councils. YO N DICK U G, . Baseball, Foofballg Spanish Club: Guide. BROWNING, DICK Foofbellg Member of A.5.B. REYES, RUBEN Assoc, Sfudenl Council: Baskelballg Baseball. AULD, ERVIN Bandg Member of A.S.B. CAMERA SHY ACOSTA, ARTHUR ABBE, PATRICIA ANGUIANO, GILBERT BAKER, WAYNE BROWN, CHARLES COCKERILL, DICK DAY, FRANCIS ELIAS, RICHARD HALL, THOMAS I-IERNANDEZ, HENRY HEWITT, EUGENE I-IOCKENSMITH, MARY LOU I-IOLT, LAWRENCE JOHNSTON, CHARLOTTE JORDON, BARBARA KLINGENBERG, DERALD SEIDEL, RICHARD STAGNER, DALE o4ln PROGRESS Prosidr-nl Vice-Presidenl Secrelery Social Clmirman BOB CHANEY SHIRLEY COLLINS MARGIE MOON IRENE THOMPSON Row I: S. Fondron, B. Payne, C. McManus, R. Orr, I.Tl1ompson, S. Dawson, J. Howe, M. Brummell. Row 2: B. Chaney, G. Enslow, N. Frazier, P. Merkel, B. Scholl, M. Moon, W. Kimmick. Row 3: Y. Baslcelfe, M. Keller, B. Knox, E. Pefors, S. Collins, N. Casfer, C. Smith, Row 4: W, Barmore, J. Allen, S. Bailey, B. Muller, D. Hulclwinqs, B. Saunders, R. Smiflw. 0420 A. 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Arnolcl, J. Aldrich. Row 2: N. Nordslrom, C. Moon, S. German, M. Sievers, A. Hills. Rnw 3: J. Craven, C. Kibre, M. C-arliepp, B. Hanner, P. Reynolds. Row 4: D. Cooper, D. l'-loopes, M. Hewiff, J. Spiri, D. While. B. While, K.Scl1murzer, B. Jones, K. Bailey. 0460 Q Q 1 ' SAW N .war x saw qw w X N ,X . N e SX -N. QQ .. ,XM QIMNQ faux wb QQ 3 N 35:2 S' N :T Ex 'if KQFS 3 Fi V sw s N' Q ? ,AF sz eww Swv Q ,L i, QI, N W . X , Sys g x x Sk 1 Q Q5 ' wdfigl, . M, .tm V X K 5 Sl: . ' -I , .2 5-5 -- . 4 N . , gk F 1. AM gig ' 2 EX ' ' ' .x... Q3-1 X K Q z . .iw N A X ,Q S S is ' g .x Na: A K x Xwfwx x N X. --NNWXN- ,XN, H K ix Q 5 sb K , X N S X :fa pm? - GY TQ - M X gi Sfiwig' L li--and CQ 9? :J '51 'f 'war , , . M4,.., - SW SGP!-IQMQRES The Class F. ii is Presidenf Vice-Prcsidenf Secrefary Social Chairman CHUCK CAMPBEU JIM WALSH NANCY PORTER MAJORA GAULDIN Row I: B. Fiimorui, K. Duminp, P. Pariridqc, Row 2: D. Fullbriqhf, R. Mia-sen, J. Dean, S. Harrison, J. Hearn, M. Keiier, M, Gauldin. J. Waislw, C, Camplweii. Row 3: W. Booiwrinqer, J, Randaii, N. Porfer, E. Irving, D. Lewis, H. Flirif, B. Maher, S. Smiiii, H. Boil, B. Bol1iam,G.Greqory, R. Lindvaii, S.SmiH1. 0500 N ri Q- as N-.sq-0 .s 2+-.ww Q Every year There are brighT, new Taces around WhiTTier's campus To replace The old, Tired ones oT The seniors who have graduaTed. These i s are The Freshmen, who This year have proved ThaT They are really worTh S waTching in The TuTure. Under The leadership oT Chuclc Campbell, Jim Walsh, Nancy PorTer, Maiora Gaul' Q din, and EsTher Irving, The Freshmen TalenT Show was presenTed. The class also helped To malce The Fresh- men-Sophomore Dance a real suc- cess. These peppy Treshmen enTered S inTo The spiriT oT The Carnival by sponsoring a booTh. The nexT Three years oT high school will proTiT by The E acTiviTies oT The ambiTious class oT '5O. S ,mfwfw WW .5l. 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All important in our school life, our clubs and organizations have offered every kind of activity and entertainment tor all occasions. Banquets, Christmas parties, annual plays . . . our old clubs sponsored these. New clubs have provided fas- cinating hobbies in photography, radio work, and agri- culture. School spirit reached a new high in '46-'47 as was proved by our roaring pep rallies, crowded dances, and wonderful noons in the quad. How did they rate with you? We think they were swell! fab 1887 1947 JONATHAN BAILEY SCHOCDL BOOK 'IQ QU! CO 1CHh,G'77Or5G P00045 O yew rogb of 676' Q0 J' '7o' O! 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A H'9who vu xtho isiast sto th YHMQQF !lHL I'm going to tzxkr' thc this wvvk lu air n Brummel f Dxme each omers mums and E about handed 'n tl 4 adn't mr s Mary Perry f Onions- to thu 1 sc who C TO sr ISIIFIT. 'FUI NKINIG Y any ze sm mv xi Q I of-4 i ' rv r' fi tl 2 wrmis 1 1 , 4 frustrui U 3: 1 Y. Aixvfxvl a Washm' XVUlI12'I,D'95 ' mg. the Q Floromc Cf TKmrmwwim Bcirboro Norway X 'last F1 , , , Hwixmg' 'I'im0 by SA ' ' X - met On. M I 1 A , A- ,lclmg rv! jazz, Just, Iam fm Hn' -:WNW 'MHA' Nw: Jecmmmg fu bam Connolly VUIIIS ox Ory gcii:'fXAw1lT . . , Nnwa PUQQ szdnw .... ..,.,,.....,.,.k.4A f masse: ss2 mwm-1 L 'R i Agvisronf Lditor. . . ...,,4...4........,,,..,. MAFZY PFRVQY p-,,g,g,,.?h,7,.5 by me .lfudem Staff .....,.... .,,..,,.... S occvrro Framcfv, Bonnie MQCQWIM, gmwgy Lgi,fi,,3 gp-,Q 5.,bp,mf1 WG, 4 W Helen Mc:MiE!m, Bcxrlmfm Harvey, Peggy Nagle ,gf V,,fyUHgQ,- Umm, High ' Editorimi Forge mmf. . . ......,.....4,...,... Sf-HRLEY GARMAM SW 'A P ' Assistant Editor ..... ..,........,,...... J EANNINE CARUTH CQVEGHNAX - ., 1 l I' Staff .......... .,......,. M ickey Provosf, Qoire Herfdershot, Mimdgmg Edlmr Q ' t h JN up N I X ,IAM Bcrveriy Jones, Leone Termng, Morgae Boker Mummmm Adviser. I . ' ,,k mA StoffArtist.... SHUTT Business Adviser . . . I Slot trusting the weather ch as smnv others Barbara J X UUETL :vas lar. K ce the , ll was Kring: Margie Boker lde her S UNJSJXV the topic talk assembly e Beach JUG I, ffl --By Shirley Garman 8 mauth drooling for a. tasty ipty cavity in your--well, you luv finer DICKQIE BIRDS 13.11 IARY By man mfmnmmm Y The Fields of Autumn Glen MCMHHQ 'truly written that heroes as 301 S blac f and ma lch Ina well Jthaer lhzp s rom xawe ha 8 I Mary Anguiorwo 7011 QS l has I Ella Kroeker ark blue digan sweater with red rein- mm HISPER RTX A und how und v 'L ,-4 I4 WN T5 ix R0 gets hmxsxe than day Wells . Shnuld - Edltor Entered os second class matter of the postoffice of Q Whittier, California. .ou Momz, MILDRED WALLS .............Jovcs STETLER v . FLORENCE TIMMERMAN .... HALWKJNEY ong PS TOFYCO. L to ordeamem Betty Knox making 5 OI that SQ GIYIS big-maffair WHS P Charlene Dowkll BNIIXIYIXBI ggy who ad- A words oi fethe .r :ho x ' Dougherq wqggrt rt questlor takes Th? Red Herbener p. boy ggtfraber, and The of the Bonnie McCc1wley :ery rn rhmhmr Don Johnston SOLIDKEITY OREVER 3 lJl,I1l3i'5 are DE 'fMickey Provost is 0 WUYV19 Komen Joyce Statler 6 fy Page Editor. . . Assistant Editor ...S Soci Staff ,......... Sports Page Editor .... Assistant Editor . . . . Staff. . ..,. . . . . . Staff 'Phof0gwpl'hers. . . . ...f njuusueicy, snlscnuulu, 1183 kn.vs.u.-.f u. Macau, nu s Keith Wright 31 Brummell. SYN we CRAVEN ..-...-.4...... . BARBARA CONNOLLY . . . .... Peggy Clymer, Mary Anguiono, Charlene Dowell, Lynn Lacy, Ella Kroeker nav uv... . . . . . . . .KEITH WRIGHT . . . . .WAYNE KOPREN , . . . . . .Don Johnston, Red Herbener . . . .Jnsh Wilson, Bill Harrison, Jim Kemp Mlss Florence Tir? V7NC!lTOClVlSCl',OY1d Mr VVfrlvwyf l,Ju'f,in0S9 umm, lwvv cuffed of gn-wvvm lbvlwlrwd The cmd lmxlv lacpl H19 llwsx und p 1 c1dLlC lll1Ul1QlWOLIl the sc vom Spcclol rocogr guess to Mofy Lou N and MlldredWWoll than Splendid cooper on the roles of cofed ll If. EZIIIIIIJ Officers This group, the most democratic organization on our campus, is made up of one representative elected from eachrlaasic course class to serve for the year. School problems and plans for the coming months' activities are discussed at the meet- ings of the council, which are held the last Friday of each month, Also reports are given by committee representatives and Associated Student Body Officers. The information on topics discussed and reported on is taken back to each basic course class Rm l x. Parsons L Blower G Wilburq R Hinshaw G ltlazlitt B Fitzqerel M tunes Row 4 J Hall S Lopez S Free' l Arr-icld J Ardrs h 5 Croven G Garvin C Mum D Cooper V Del.on Rvw3 M Bard W BQ Q rmore D Lol M lfmerv B Carr ll L Lacy B Putman R Smith P Merkel 8 brhott E Wcods Row-14 J Goity B Os K l iw' i 1 l l . ' ' , , , , Q , D, , K , ' 1 I 1 Q q, j H wi? ' ,,. fir, .,, . ,,. 1, ' I 1 .f borne, M Acker, J, McNeilly, B, Reinsch, M, Reichlmg, N, Brand, J. Nordstrom, M Moritz, B. Tranquodc J Wilson jx ff' 'F Xu 0 Wan 9' I i Officers: Chris Markey, Red Herbener. Keeping law and arder in the halls and cafeteria lines are two important jabs of our Senators, Members are selected by a committee at students and teachers an the basis af citizen- ship, scholarship, and sportsmanship, Again this year the Senators are under guidance af, Dean at Bays, Don Douglas. is is if li F. Myatt, K, Clwandler, F, Hanson, R, Holloway, B. Chaney, E. Schmidt R Leak V Menqle R Russel. 2: C. Marlwv, D, Errnigarat, R, Ternquist, D, Douglas, G. Mattias, E. Haokstratten, B. Tran ii dl sm-i Q O O, wi t, P. Pendqrgraft, W. Buroughs, B, Bernhardt, P. Bryeans, R. Herbener, J. Howe. Jim Howe, Paul Bryeans, Dick Ermigarat, N gwg' an llfj ,ln SIGN! dl L Row I1 H, Mrllev, C Cooper, P Pellissier, G. Gorretfson, R. Standish, L. Foote M Newsom Row 22 MV Hum, E. NIXOH, C Weskirchen, C. Brundrn, R. Thorton, M, Chester R Cothrmer Those men behind the money, those unsung heroes of the ticket huoths ore olwoys on thc grab of ASB. func- Uons. Under The direc- tscm of Mr, Hunt ond Mr Hughes these boys have grven much volu- oblc tame ond energy in service to their schooi rhns. post year. Mr, Hughes. is X X - sf Q X -Ticket, Sir? One of the most energetic or- ganizations on the campus, the Cardinal Guides, functions seven hours ci day and tive days a week, These loyal students give up their study halls to serve the school in various of- fices, the Library, and the Gym- nasiums. Their duties are to de- liver all types ot slips and to help with such other tasks as ore ossignecl to them. For their service to the school service points are given. When a stu- dent hos earned enough service points, he is awarded a medal. This yeor the Guides are again under the competent direction ot Mrs, Cumberland, our Dean of Girls Raw lg J. Gudgell, J. Gilbert, J. Hinshaw, M. Butcher. Row 2: B. Bean, M. Runcorn, B. Steer, D. Axworthy. h Row 3. J, Flennigan, M. Schoufelberger, M. Keller, A. Johnson, Y. Baskett Row 43 M. Montague, D. Enslow, M Wintz, M. Wampler, C. Jones. Row 5: F. Gallucci J, Allison, B Corroll. Row lx J. Schmitt, R. Moseley, E. Gilmore, V Nelson, W, Franklin, J. Temnel, R. Leslie. Row Q. D. Adair, D, Hughey, J. Crawford, J, Moseley, R. Miesen, W. Brown, A Smith Neot and courteous at cill times, the Cardi- nal Guards patiently take tickets at games, and guord doors at assemblies and other events. This organizotion has been one of the hardest working groups in school Since l93l, . Q l ? 11,1 ' ' -'ze gill . ,,. i x 1 1 ajlp Q .v 'Q4Q Row i G Fox, B. MacLean, S. Gorman, M, E, Zmser, B Jones. Row 2: J. Lusk, C, Orcutt, J. Aldrich, B, Ki J Ginqies, N, Coniev, D, Paine, Row 31 B, Osborne, J. Howe, K Wachtcl, S, Bailey. Row 4: J, Goity, B, Hemi D Ermiqorcitg Mr Sexton, Mr. MocCorl'ney Stonclingt M Aclner, J, Ashby, C. Beary, J Slater, D, Froi Officers B, Knox, D. Paine, J. Howe, D, Errnig Mojorettes B. Reinsch, M. Cosby, P Frantz Crepe paper decorating goal posts cxrinl grondstonds, red and white megoplwnnes pinned to T shirts rind sweaters, noon rollies ond our vcilicint pep bond ore the ever pres- cnt reminders of thot hard working group, the Pep Club, This yecir, under the leadership of Dick Errni- gorot, Mr, McCartney, Mr. Saxton, ond Mr, Weeks, they have contrib- uted to the school spirit thol hos serif our leoms to many victories. 'Jw Y C kuhfmorm Vv Krmm ck .3 Luruth N Mcqvil B Saunders I Ockermnn, Ff Davidson, B View S Montague. D Lomp Row 2 W' Fckermon I Jones C Bornm P Veen, M HGH-ig,,j Eiyef' 3 QQW, HC 'U G Cm5'3m M Buffnef M J SChC'Uf6lb9fQf?f 5 Mcllvnrnin, M, Madden, D Moss, E, Pwr ow s J Mrfionold M Brummdl R Nrebfos P Peihsbmr E do R, Chrrmm! J, Dibter M, XNQH-, rw N Frnzser P Merkei Seen on this page ore Miss Ford and her thundering herd who con usually be seen Prof? buried under Crepe paper cnq surrounded bv poster paints, This group 15 otherwise known Us the Dance Committee, one of tho hardest working groups rn school. They were respnnsr his for decoroticsns oi oii cftermthe-game dances, alumni dance, ond The Forc- weil Dance in, Moy. Each P'1C-EYTXQDEV is required To work threa hours o week to remain on the committee. OVCR LHND X S f . Q U. .X ' f 1 4 ' 'W , ..,N i 4 Q if V of KQE Y J. Bowden B, Angwogg L. Bondhouer M. Bwdg A, Cheverfon , B. Dfoke S, Bagley D. Berryman N' Comsk, C, Cloirmoni S, Flores Whittier Union High School is proud to pre- sent one of the most deserving orgonizotionsl in the school, our bond, Again this year the bond is under the direction of Mr. Chickcm- zeff, who recentiy returned from the armed services. 1 1 M. Poyburn D- SiQrud G. Sutton R. Redman J Sollee S. Scholier D, Smal' W Tumqum D Vest K Reef -'- SUWOU' C Sfhenck K. Small L. Volenzuelo N' vvoike 'M 'f -i V K, Wells OVCR SCH 5' 'ir 'qau H Frozchr F E. Kenworthy B, Griffin G, Hgwley J, Johnson E.'Klingenberg E- l-9ed0m D. Melon K, Morgan P. Groot M. Hopping E. JONES L. Kupko P- Loeffefle C Miller C. Orcutt .- ' The students of Whittier High School solute our bond for their illustrious performances during football and basketball seasons, ond ot the Spring Concert, is . if M Cosby Q1 as ci pw Fmmz ll i3 lloinsch f X. f '21 ,-., - N rinr ii i . -' .3 9. Hollis H R Bufke H, Kuriow O. Hinshaw M4 P09 J. Bower P Brcilauw .lui P. Nowlin S. TFGPTOW D. Paine , J- Lusk 7 -..... ,Linn -A .T J. Chlfkonzclf, Director Af, f - ' jr- -- ,- X if-' 21 l .4 'xv-x sygfi - ., i 2, L. , 1. xi ,,,. Sweet violins, clecir woodwinds, mellow boss vials, ond expert direction all blend to- gether to produce an orchestra such as the advanced Whittier High School Orchestra, Ever improving since the return of Mr. John Chickanzett, director, it has provided har- monious music for school plays, assemblies, the Spring Concert, and Commencement. Striving eagerly to become a part of the advanced orchestra, n'iemt,ers of the Pre- paratory Band oractice hours on end with the hope ot being promoted, Experience acquired in the prep band produces accom- plished players tor the advanced orchestra, while the rewards tor three and tour years membership in the orchestra are the much coveted bronze and silver pins Whether playing Chopin or Berlin, the W U.H,S. Orchestra hos provided music supreme. 50 T Ii lfiw.-ij'ri SQ ini?-, li Dulles. 59 5SY'Gl2.'1:'i' fi Erma .' . 'if ', r' -, . 6 1 3 5 fm if two Li E Di rx E lxniifftcl lx Plmfi V 6 Row 3. C. Ta-ylcir, J, Sanchez, Mr, Chifiiwil- ' -52,3 CC C s 3 C C C C C ...ne s R ws? Cs Q 3 C Cs CC,C,f V - C S is SSS Q E it Y 5 N C ,X Q 3 5 Nov. M Lxiigwqr l Qxssfirj' ii lx' fkCt m' 'X'h -lf? W '2 I ig- -rnfmrie-E ll Flwrto' Il-fi 5 blunt-r X. Pffr at N mt' li rw f lr ll fi ll' i t' li l' 'C l lt F in l EX! 'it it sf - i ?iC.i, xz.s,fC1C it liiwyx 'I tl ,i X,,. 1. fs 1 li i- .1 QC li. C tj W Xkkjiit r XM! ,Cu tri ltgii lx-an 5 Sf Vytt -sf 'K X-vlilLlCil'C V 5i.tt.i1 il NM if--gt. 9 l'kr'i1it1w' Music hath charms or so the saying goes. Such music has been provided by the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs with the aid at Mr, Man- ville Saxton, Mr, Ralph Petty, and Mr. Ernest Hcmnmcrling, directors. The humorous Minstrel Show, put on by the Boys' Glce Club, furnished the Student Body with barrels of laughs and chuckles. Bath Glee Clubs combined to produce fine har- mony for the Spring Concert and Christmas play. Special commenda- tion goes to Madora Morash, ac- companist, for her fine work at the piono Gnd organ, L Directors ff ,C C NN ex X C C X -C 'X C ' N ,L x .C CC X C C C as in bi CS? is X ' i X C if X C . X Q C - C i 1-Q E . sm sa Q A N vs it-A N Q C . tg C A Q. C s C C W R S. X CC CC C sw X ,CCC,, M' ' f C 5 N 'f C - 35 is t S we C t f C Ce QE 1 ,CC is C r C ' r C X CC . sg Y 'i' 'N N 3' it C 5 C CC rm 7 ' mf Cx Cs . X --Alf C in r Q- C 'C CC 'QQ CC or ' sn C C W -wr mt ' i C C X if C CX s Q v x iQ - ' R X RS: T ' si -egg: QRS ARS' C X x x is 1 K C A C or CCC x S, 5 ' A ff Q -- C C Y m s - C xx xx C L K 235 an , C x K5 C C . -Q . 3: 5 Cl X Cf C I- C X CCCC. C Q 5 Y f + li its 5 M Ktrilvx Eivttsg F Ci l'iCms:flrnC R Mmm l? Eiznonst-n Row lj jg Rr--,wpg l' lin! in NN ltirrv- Lv Cari-Nl! lsflsfjr Cqggwrp, j Qtgglgggjll R NKMWQ QQY, Stadt, C. . lzuin l Staley: RC lllffl. Siyl 52. F3resfCiisnC LC Brafliev, CC Riggra, Row 4: SC Collins, B, Aslwwi, l ,z J.. I 0 . 5 Jw . G swdsriz' , BIC mario ffl' BERT Q 51 Ml dl X , 'S UP ll THE QT lC J .ll r FTM .1132 K S5 M19 5 NW - I. 4' thc N r. Q, m 559 srl S2 n Q2 Advertisers lncorporoted All intro-rnurol publicity Ai under the direction of Nonc' Brand, A. S. B. Publicity Mon oger, ond her committee. Ath letic events, plays, dances drives, Spotlight Revue, ond ol school offoirs ore odvertised oi the compus by rneons o posters, signs, ond noon music Row l' B, Sfeere, J. lr-lorclstrom, N. Brand, linw 21 J Droycr, M Farr, Row 3: J. Pinon, M, Peel, D O'-lrncsn, Those responsible for these imzriy accomplishments ore the rwmlucrs of thepublicity corn- inittoe The members ore se' lccted to servo on the commit- tee nn the bosls of obility, in- iflotive, dependability, willing- ness tn work, ond cicceptoble Judes i D, F. Davidson, G Cosscrn, M E K fa 'v.v' E 1.3 5 4 k Dunlop mlnuvrl P Ymivii bhult I Come One? Come All ' I to Under the Big Top -' lfhose busy little girls in green, who scurry up and lown the aisles and pass out lrograms, seem to be con- tantly on the job. They seat he audiences at forums, ilays, concerts, the Spotlight levue, Commencement, and nony other school affairs. 'he person responsible for mis efficient and well organ- :ed group of girls is our very apable Miss Drake, Direc- Jr of Student Finance. Progromg Sir? L. Velosco, M. Morash, M. Montague, D. Axworthy ow l: J. Dieter, B. Dayhuff, M. Morash, S. McDonald, J. Gilbert, N, Dodge, L, Priem! E. Freer. Rosy 21 M. R ' h etc ng, M. Walls, L. Velasco, J. Hinshaw, M. Montague, H. McMillin, B.-Rayburn, .l. Callahan B Jones Miss Drake ow 3: J. Mcweiny, M. salem, M. Baker, o. Axwsfmy, M. Funk, is. sieefe, s, Nicholls, !Ro'w 4: 6. smsbs, C . Smith, N. Castor, W. Kimmick, J. Howe, M. Kelley, D. Heintz, P. Nagel. A Making Plans W. S. Kimmick, M. funk, J. Dieter, Miss Drake Each year those tenth! eleventh, and twelfth graders, who are inter- ested in becoming usher- ettes, submit their names to Miss Drake. After re- ceiving the approval ot their basic course teachers and the faculty commit- tee, they are eligible to take port in the activities of this group. - JL xl!! 'xv ' 1 ima l F4 , M,q? Everyc i on slai for finale slwouls llwei recfor. Follo ff ing flnis lamill j cry, flue curla goes up for anolh grand finale,anclanofl'1 annual Spoflighf Revue acclaimed a success. Ma oufslandinq of all slaqc show given by Whiifior Union Hig School, +l1e Spofliglnf Revue has e ways been presenfed fo a capacily lwous Under fhe capable direcfion of Miss Ma iorie Jones, confinuily and fhe acfs were wovc Z, skillfully around flwe flieme, Under +he Big Top The appreciafion and fhanks of flue casf was shown by +l'1e gill fo Miss Jones, a beaufiful blue plush b.mr1y-rabbit For really fir slwowmanship, we fhanlc ihe casf and advisers of l'he.eleven'rl1 annual Spoflighf Revu 1 BIC THE QEXCTQUICTQ The annual Christmas pag' eanf this year was the age' less prcserwtafuon af the No- tivity. The play was a fab- Icau presented by the dro- matic and music depart- ments and capably narrated by Ernie McDaniel4 ,ki- :N Ri X aR 1 1 LITTLE THEATRE PLAYS fsisav-N 3 -- 5 -. 'XR T X in--P - 'f fx 5355 1-Hs T. 'gg ,N k gs TF, ' NN wH:xf:wswhg W fr X K sx T -T FA Q Vv x-I 1 . xfv OUR HEHRTS UEREYUUNC HND GRY N 1 BIG HEARTED HERBERT E ff This humorous foll ploy was o three oct comedy felling of the overnight change in the household of Big Hearted Her- bert . The scene took place in the hvihg room of the Kolness' home G V L s,,, t , it X X il f . it Q1 i W Q . i I E r iieiwr ' ..., - . r r l' ' i igisff s -ss' s 'i Q . H f it 5 s ' ' l 1 ' Ut tht' SDNVll'ClWl.7OUl4d ml ul W lll4 -sxw sf x s X 1 ,r . - ,t 1 4 lm v. f i sir-Pfvwv kt: X1 ,.,L, 5 QwX,,x.,., i- ,, , f,,,,-I ltr' Z - -X, rar' I' xg Y Curtain open! 'Footlights up! These ai familiar cries from backstage in the aud toriurn Members at the stage crew ai on the job for all plays, assemblies, to ums, and also other outside programs pri sented at Whittier Hi. Each time the aud torium is opened, a technician or a men ber of the stage crew must be present. As the curtains draw apart, the stag setting is before you, Into the building r this scenery have gone hours ot hard won both in painting and designing. Muc credit should go to Shirley Calkins wt designed the background for Under tt Big Top . - This year's successful stage appea ances are attributed to Mel Cheste stage manager, Mr. Warren, adviser fir semester, and Mr. Jarvis, adviser secor semester. A u Members in Action ' W c,,,,,c,,, ,, Q F. F. A. Exhibit Row lg H. Miller, C. Cooper, P, Peliissier, G, Garrettson, R. Standish, L. Foote, M. Newsom. Row 2: Mr. Hunt, E. Nixon, C Weskirchen, C. Brundin, R, Thortan, M. Chester, R. Cathrineri Mr. Hughes. Officers: President, B. Millspoughg Vice-President, M. Ueelg Secretary, B. Mooreg Treasurer, C. Aberriotheyg . . RepOffe .E-siwgfofsf . 5 Thinking toward the future and pianning their careers are these Future Farmers ot America. After a lapse of three years the Whittier' Chapter ot the Future Farmers has reorganized under the supervision of Mr. 'Moores Among the important affairs of the yeor the two mast outstand- ing were the F. F. A..Exhibit in October, and the Pa rent and Son Banquet in May. Ali boys join- ing the F. F. A. are required to have a home project, such as raising chickens or cows to enter in the Great Western Livestock Show and in the County Fair. 1 ment of Intelligence of Whit tier High School, promoting good scholarship and good citi- zenship throughout our stu- dent body, All those who com- plied with this year's require- ments of three A's , one C and no grade lower than o C were eligible to opply tor mem- bership. For their diligence and conscieritiousness members of the Scholarship Society were re- warded with two holidays, one of which was o trip to Los Angeles Harbor, Here they are, the Depart- x 1 N3- Cpms Mmkey Mary Loo Moritz B li Tmmluodg IN Maintaining the high scho- E Iostic achievement record at Q 4 W. U. H. S. were the six lite X members whose pictures appear 0 at the bottom of these pages. Those students who have been eligible for six semesters, one of which must have been in the senior year, and who have hp- plied tor membership, become lite members at the California Scholarship Federation. 46 '33 it S ' 'Ji wii1w.1'uf ix 'RT sfo fr xnitzin A X M-, . Har: iv:-fs 1 'hw Q 1 E' turn. M s' ,inf .X U ir, 1 5? M- , !f,rVXOr1A Q, fi xt N ' itiii'x,,kiri t i XL' X iit'.' f -krri ' . .wmv 1, i 'X :Q X F , , t if is 1: ,S .. i , ,,,x,s.,, i. ,---.. Mitzi Reichiing Kenneth Morgan loco MCNGWS' W we- 1 J-nu-s ignf-4 -G---N,-r 5 spra- 41.11 K. pf X Cfx 9 xg? X lil . i Z, 1 4 CQ .f s., s 1 C. l , , ' i- R, Mohr, C. Moon, P. Merkel, D, Swift, P. McNeilly, M. Relchl VtgilsSgii,kM, gfggssirbgebgkoiglbgl '2aZrcLeCnl M' Lewis, L, Longacre, N. Perricone, H. Schierman, B. Tay Q Whtf M 'Warn ler A, Strobel, M, Wintz, C. Pedersen, M. Moritz, J, Rothaermel, J. Wflldfen. A- Rld' Fi. ie, , - I. EA , ht D Semm, D Vest E, Lynch, M, Shea, S. Rimingtori, I. Ruward, E. MacLean, J. Wa FL5Ovqf3t rlimalnbayer lJgSm'allA E. Summerlfelt, Osborne, C. Weskirchen. Row 43 J, Schuppert, J. Taber, Tui J Olgen Ji Melver C. TranQuado,,K. Small, B, Maher, T. SteDhf?f1S0 'r J- Sondefsi B' Slwkney' P' Nelson' T' Whmem ' ' ' ' G. Miller, R, Orono Quotannis crescens, Soda- litas Latina fuit una ex sodalitatibus praestanti- bus in compo annos unum et viginti. Hoc anno prim- um Sodalitas Latina est auspiciis rnagistrae, Mrs. Tomlinson. Maxim: circuli per annum sunt Festum Nativitotis Christi Decem- bri et Convivium Roman- um Maio. ln hoc convivio rnoribus Rornanis ontiquis, Sodales, togati tunicasque J Row l, M Reicblinq, E. Jordan, P McNeilly, C. Pedersen Row 2' D. Swift, M, Wintz, J'. McNqilly, M. Wantpler, J Taber Row 3, W Sayer, W Barmore, OAXfanDerby, C Brut'-:lin gerentes, digitis edunt et in lectis discumbunt. Ill! .- I I I 5 X 4 Row lg H. Flint, H. Bell, P Downing, B. Barmore, B. Beane, J. Beam, P. Kauffman, J. Bolton, D. Kornlvauser, P, l- 'B. Emery, K.'Corville. Row 2: B, Conklin, C. Hunnicut, M. Cosselmon, M. Gauldin, J, Harris, M. Jones, M. Goff E Jordan, M. Emery, R, Ford, J. Archer, J. Holt, B. Harsl'io,, C. Garwood, R, Carter. Row 3: M, Keller, A. John E, Jeske, W. Eckerman, V Berryman, V, Kurth, B. Barth, J. l-learn, S. Alderman, C. Hunt, F, Chitty, J. Dieter, P. Horr ton,J. Fondren. Row Ai D. E lb J H' ' xe y, , ills, D, Freeland, D. Johnston, E. Hookstrotten, R, Hills, S. Bailey. W, Balm ' G. Gregory, Hart, R. Dewl'1ir5t,'C. Brundfn, D. Jenkins. D. Johnson a xi . l: M. Hundley, N. Coykendall, D. Hoopes, D. ner, B. Anewalt, L. Harrington, P. Randall, A. Ilred, J. Gaylord, J. Houghton, M. Greer, D, Boy larter, G. Hansen, E. Camp, B. Leftler, N. Glidden, J. Gudgell, C. Ellzarraras, A. Ermigarat, P. Dresser, J. Harris, C. ey, M. Brown, G. Corbett, C. Corrales, P. Gibbs, l... Corrales, R. King. Raw 4: W. Harris, N. Castor, B. Hammer, J. rhan, M. Brummell, B. Knox, J. Dempsey, D. Criswell, S. Dawson, S. Ervin, B. l-larvey, L. Adams, M. Hetric , sen, S. Griswold, D. Barnhart. Club Los CasteIlanos es el mas Jnde de los clubes de len s rranjeras en nuestra es a. Est Q o senora Holt ,es - irectar u I lb, L05 l vl 'T del Club 'o rim ar mas inte' - en los p ises h la espanala, y rles a sus :ios a oportunidad - f ender a tend ya hablar ej el Castel- wo. a eunion l b mas bi n ada la ue s gusta m a ' iembr es - fiesta deN dad que pres an un progr a de Jvidad, ' ven una cen eiicana, tien las pinatas. ' club tiene ro que cant nciones espan- . ' a'o -- . ireccion del senior emmerling. l l: L. Villanueva, P. Young, J. Schultz, S. Sikk Cooper, M. Hewitt, S. Hopkins, J. Craven, S. Gorman, N. Heder, B. Daugherty. Raw 2: A. Dougherty, C. Oguilero, P., Frantz, P. Kellogg, d, B. Askew, L. Brandhauer, A. Brooks, M. Walls. Row 3: C. Chaffey, Rowl S German P Frantz J Marshall N Castor A Dougherty Row 2: B. Hanner, D. Cooper, D. Hoopes, M. Hewitt, M. Taylor. 5091 A- Lopez. E- Villanueva, A. Rego, F. Schmidt, C. McManus, R J- 0Cl4S m0nf B- POYHG, M- SDEHCGY. M' Zinser- RQW 2: J. Udick, M. Rodrignez, M. Schautelberger, J. Prichard, N istrom, J. Sorey, R. Marshall, M. Moon, 8. Sou eaberg, A. Morino. Row 3: J. Villalbo, M. Phill f1d8I'S, M- TNOMPSOH, R. Smith, l. Thompson, .S. Franco, P. Nivinski, 5DS, J- Shafer, O. Strahl, S. Lorie, P. Pelllssier, M. Martin, S. McClellan, pez, J. Stewart, F. Wheeler, B. Mersch, E. McFadden, R. McFadden, J. Kemp, W. Myrick, J. Wilson. Row 4: H. Lucy tiller, S. Phillips, M. Taylor, J. Phegley, J, Smit IAAJ4.. I XIII-.. L1 I -1..!C WB- Sfl-'fer N- Pr-Ikrliqi. Pgstrqno, L. Bernal, L. Ramen, Saionchez, . Qi? Q I . S59 l X., K J D EJ Q9 5 gf 55 Q 9 11.35 G RQQQQ 3 WMU, 1 ,rl U Trwurrw fi t:fffW1W vs U Prefix-r XHF1, T W Ev-,rm 1 1tfll':HfOfi U X,Au'VkklU' F f,Ux'1l1w, KFUCKCF, lwnzh, l. fvxuvjlfcr, E. JB' Max:-, Funk, F ROV, vw, E Srhmnrt, D. Sw f if NNHN, E UrJyl'sL1ff,' Ev Fry. ,,.,- Emcr der k!eir1s,fen wb cinch fllchtngsfen Vcrcme in Der Wfhnrticr Veremigren Hochscmde ist der Dvutschc- Verem, Frcfulcm Fm!-1 ist wueder dxeses Johr dsc Aufschcrm. Due Vcrsommlurwgen fmdcrw nm zwciten und varferm Dienstog Sfmt Haar wnrd Deutsch gegpmchen dmmir die Schiller ihr Sprochgefiihl verbersscrrw Es werden ouch demsche Lieder gosumgem und deufsche Vmrfrbge QQQCff'C!'3, Dm wrchtngston Gusellsch- offsfescrm des Johres sind die Wkwimochtw5-'Q'-:er Lmci dos j5rxr'HCH63 PCSfOSS6Jl'1 nm Frf,Il'vQol1:1 Zu Xwkilwrmcifhfom wmswgic Cm dp'-wilrgzfg K:1apcr'4 ' Dubpemcmbici vom den SChlZ2t,ff!'P an der wlworn riimmcrwyrw Kluspwu Cliklfflff flihrf, L1YWdOUGZ'!C'iSC,W5HC5 VVCEH ' ' Motion-I' scrviert U rmcrms-gcivikr Qioaz 0:0 Mfxftcr lncfrcafcrgfct' ,f V., ,- b,' If ,,- ,v ,of ,1 Z ,f- OFFXCERS PICNKC l A l Row l: M. Kupko, B Kirkpatrick, G. Mattias, D. Owen, J, Graham, D. Lump, M. Poteet, L. Kup ko. Row 2: K. Morgan M. Dillinger, J. Tucker S. Franco, B, Reed. fd' Row l: N. Davies, B. Con nolly, B. Jones, C, Jones, A. Johnson, M, .Butcher B, Drake, D. Cessna. Row 2: R. Brundin, M Gorliepp, G. Gorrettson, C Dykes, W, Gregory. Sous lo direction de Monsieur Avilc LE CERCLE FRANCAIS o ere une organization des plus octives o l ecole. Pendant les seonces on chonte des airs en vogue el on foit les, prelporotifs pour les efveiwements deI'ovenir du club, Lo F3te de Nokil o pris lieu le l9 defcembre. Celo 0 Str! lo soirrfe lo plus importonte de Vonnefe passage. sas- Gl'L'4 . UI :N I 9. la 5 .A4.i-in lllllllli la, Xu 1 NN. L l x l Q D VS 'IUYLIP Mol Q xl Officers: President, J, Grolmmi V5Ce'p 9fl' I K Members in Action dent, M. Kupkog Secreiory, S. Franco, Social Chairman, B. Kirkpatrick. O i 0 P41 I' 1 uh '4'.'n V 4 'N alta L , ,F li 'xx I 4 W 535 S. , X -5 ls... -1.-1 Q.. Officers Row li J, Kessler, M, Downs, M, lvey, B. Askew Row 22 Mrs Smith, J. Siemens, J, Sollce, R, Pendergraft, M Allison st x l' Wx 1 K, l Vi' 'lm 1 C r pi, nv-JW li Bvdrili-ilev, M Allison. A. Eckles, F. Driver, D. Downs, M. Poteet, E, Bowen, N. Ancwalt, C, Cushirighom iii i F' iiyrori, ti. Oreristein, Row 2: M, Phillips, B. Potter, D. Lambert, B. Huckteldt, B. Godbehere, J. Kessler , 5, lamrs, if Gai-wood, l. Locke, M, Butcher, B, Leffler, E, Camp. E. Gout. Row 3: B Crory, N Moore, J, Sall iiiipiwvt M Mwsrfr, L Siemens, B Moffett, F, Schmidt, R. Parks, M Madge, D. Reynolds, Row 4: F. Smith min, .I Emllce, ll, Peoderaralt, .l. Siemens, D, Peniletaraft, E. Jones, R. Chandler, J Schuapert, H. Street - A Thursdavs at Rearganized two years ago, the Bible Club has now a well established place an the campus. Meetings are held once every two weeks. At these meetings reverent songs are sung, and talks are given both by Missionary speakers and students ot the club. The members of the Bible Club were indeed sad when Mrs. Smith, their popular adviserg re- tired in February to take up duties in her home in Texas. Members of the Bible Club ever strive to live up to their motto Romans lilo, For l am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: ?or it is the power of God unto salva- tion to every one that believethg to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. ,lim Kemp, Bill Harrison, George Gorrettsori, Pres, Josh VVil-,on KS S Skk 1 C Sinqer D Pryt' J Vxfoe-crrlroolwr M XNnfs1orhoQhr,J Murroy, C. Benton, Row l: M Roclriouez ,i ir Q , 1 ii, 5 - G Gorrctteon, J Vvilaon, F Bowan l Borlxlew M.. Ca-,tor Rm-. 2 ,NM-we Timmermon och , J Schultz, M f 5 'Q 2 ' l T in l B Gihh fNAr l-lemrnorlinq och, Meom,J Kemp, B Horriwn M uorlnew, L: ltllt A Erloiee parte , , , 4 B Qtnrwlieli A bortrfn A Cheverton, A Smith D Lewii ROWQBZ D Votnw H Moffett K O-.tmon This yeor we ore proud to introduce o new club, the Fotoyfvleters of W U HS The purpose of this newly torrnecl Club is to promote interest in photogronhv ond to improve photogrophic obility, The Foto- Meters sponsored the exhibit of the First Annuol Notionol High School Photogro- phic Awords ond o Snop-Shot Contest tor members of the club Meetings were held on the first ond third Mondoys. During meetings tolks were given onthe different phoses of photogrophy by members ot the club ond olso by outside speakers Ad- visers ot the club were Miss Timmermon, on ardent comero enthusiost herself, ond Mr. Hemmerling, Surqincx Surf f N 5' St S ' E N ..,. New l, J, lfriigi-i's, A Barton, .l. Hamilton, S. Holl, C. C-iarwaorl, J Peters, Science Club Assembly ii Fry, M Smale, R Linilvalc Row P. W. Sayer, J. Graham, J Udick, H, Raliinsiin, D. Vlfhite, J. Fisher, A. Smith. Officers x Row I' M V. Newsom, Chairman at Field Tripsg H lvv, Presidentg J Ciiiiclgzz-ll, Sf-cretaryg B. Mersch, Vice-Presidentg B. Groria, Treasurer. lsli-w 71 G fnxlrm, Program Clniairmang R, England, pulylieity Clmirrnong G Sprners, Social Clmirrnan, b This year the Science Club enjoyed two semesters filled with activities with Mrs. Aborn and Mr. Holmes as advisers. lnter- esting meetings were held twice o month throughout the year to plan activities and to hear speakers. Field trips to the beach Cmd To the U. S. Rubber Plant were the two main outings of the year. wi Row l' T Tiitsrhiilte, H Newsom, J. Schmitt, B, Black, E. Summerlelt I3 Orririo, H Ivy Row 2: Mr, Holmes, J Tucker, J, McCandless, M. Rridriquez,J,Or'lf.Qrn1Un, R, Chitti,im,'l3 Horttor, Mrs Aborn, B. Mersch Row 3: O Fries, C. Curtis, G. Enslow, D. England, H. Robinson, G.- Garrettson Jr., T, Rasmussen Jr., G. Somers, B. Tranquodo, Mi Newwm. Edison Project X ORLD FRIENDSHIP AQ mf Q .AZN Ryyw 2' fi limi.-ww L Bcwmiimmzer, S Phiims M Eirmwm, Cf D1,i'.v:.4D Yi-mf M Gr'-wr Row Lf. i 5uvnvwwrfe1H, A GIUYPUV, V Pcrnivff, P 5.-U0Tft'T5f-', 55 Ufivlf, 19 U-3fUv fir, .iekxfxrnfgyfkzi Advrx-cr. 1 A ' I xx xx 1. ww XY95- .E si' NAM. COUNCIL ' wv xx ,Li SN xXx View T' M Aix-Q7r'c1ni:.:, M Clmiorrvz S. Lunar. A UV 1.52 T fre, S 'wwf xv Maftfwfl C' QL t 5 A'? MRUW 33 N pfffWCfM.iOL M Lfirm-nw, il if-rv -iw, H -Nmggffuwn A 12 nmfw E. Tuimemixi L Mczr-rufffiy L. Lormles ERN 3, 5 X f!1Q!hU, A fx-Nvimk if . Diaz, J, Moons, H, Rcfmurw, Raw di L, Pfmic, P, Pczdfas, M AW,-ga 5 U, gm, 5' ,mg Q , Rx Pimgm, Dawn, H Cmgl Jwfll Elmer's Tune-Winrwers Carpet Baggers llaw. lwaa been 0 full year lor Girls' League 'WlTl'! Mrfzl Rencilwlmg, the capable prf1r5lclf:nf, dlrecfmg affairs, and wnth the Qwdamcie and help al Mass Charles, the advrser. Thrs year Up rm the ATYICH was the theme of the mast lwrlarramm Hs-Jinx the League has pre: vrlted rn years. Aralulan Nlqlwtsu was the mysfrc lfac,lf,grv-mrrl mr the annual Girls' l.c'C'1QL:O Dm3.,C Musa Charles, Adviser Mitzi Resclwilnq, Presldcnt in-'Rf 5 r - wgxx rr Y Cordetfes Hi-Jinx ,w. ...Ns- Wg qt? S if h .... , ix 4 J N. x. 4 'i 3 TMZ- Xi kk .S xx 1' 5 ' L A K . A5 ' - U 'K RY. E ix 5 7 Y X K X is 3 . s gg 2 I ., .,,. , 1, X . RX Nz fu ,R x X S L wx Qs i ii A-fx, 1 AW f Q -SN . X X1 Q asa 'sex' ,W ffm' , Q Q . 5 S- F Y X -Q u Q Q ,XQ ww . , A AW xx QQ - six AV' r'-Q L E TTER MEN ROWI P jvhvwwm I Huw, Vi Tfffyvx..-J I1 Iilvfwwyrv, P3 hon? W irkwufww fl :,r.1,g - Q gum-:wp-' 4x .M vwlq'-1 I ' , lf- . fl H 14 U Sfrccf, S H12 I-,vfww Ii El-ww-vw M FSc1I'mfwfavr lf mmvxq 5 Ht.,-vm-1 Sf, grwqmfw, YK 551 mp- K, Club, 11 x'v.mQ-fzqwf lima I ww,-yn L. IK-' if ww r HOOK'-Troffvrv W Hfw-.13 N fn-wtvf:'1'w:u,i !'X'wN1flw1s21,M Rifwxfslvw fn fwrrtgfr- if f5z :mf'-crrvry P Flair, a Lluiiuzvsnzvy F LVM 'X NWQH M I-'ami' Y Ox-vnu? V Huvlnd- L- inxth, LD Hrm-,-fn D Slmvrxmkw X Rfzsnmawm F4 ., w::fu1iw 53 O,!zw1.Jry F Hnzuhjndlw ri imww ilmx 1 ' Pl,U:Iw, P Glrfidmx IF in mpg, 52 av--Livl, 5 fmhor, O FrmcQurr1f,R PcrmcrqrQf'r O Cufiwrwwr 24 Lew L5,H:1mfm-1, T E4-,rmm J M'L,':nw' I 1' 'ww f Tww G Hsqxifu, H fxIMw.P f- fwqstu O, Vfxiriwvcs, Vi frwm D Prmlsejm, D Wmltvvczx e Hmfrrwfw Vlmw -5 Il' fkw, v-v ' Lf. '-N lXf:rmv ' ' Qv.i1.'x Nw Eurvm:C:'w Nr Mcviqlq- 2 'Yvx-n'Im7e,'r:, U Ewa!! V3 Kpgppiv, 1 5mv1wr5,E Luvwfz, D Cwmw N Fhmzxcrvg A Sho!! 9 Mr!'.r1rwc-x P Vmlu-1 N PMN-Cu Q- K'L7'1 ' Y C- 'W'T.-'V:'1w f ftmif' N Rmrsv T i1Hurri,SikN'v' Wclhwv, G MO1fu'is, S eXl4:g:'1 Rpm H IN ROE-Urscfvv if lf f'1 rl Hi V 'Vi 5 'M'L 1 f l,fHtv'w t 5Pfn.f15m1.l L1 tim-.nv1,,5 Groiwcmi N Lmwvw, P3 lirmwvs J Alifcf-vu, C 'K' gJ1e'?r:smw Mmm? E.RU.?1TNi!x TX wukuw H M :tw D Mm U R Lumix D Poufhorf F Q4f!?7C1Y1,f 54.hrwm!1 1 YS H - I ,. :B :S AF? Ra 'I R . 11 A I'fu Nx M . Y sw 4 -yy Q XA W F-IDIOIVIE nfs fXfN'X fxxxfxfx. fxfxfxfxfx fvvvx AA 5 3 r , A Q x -A if. Q . 4 Q X y V 1 YES - x x ' ,: ix A 1,,,. . xxx O A X . 'J ' av ix Hmrw-11 by k,P1i'Ef14.x'z ?' 'NM Smsffcx. M Um-,rn-, My 3 x , :- if Rsfv:xiii'hmii 5 f'fvmf'1 S 'VW-1 Mffrggurv, Eu. Lwsiakzy, E Vv'fvcbGw, 54 P411 2 si is -. 53' .9 P Ng, ' I wi ,WWW WWW ww Www IN RETROSPECT . . . we've a right to be proud of our school's sports. Our pigskin eleven was one of the best in several years and brought us many victories backed by our faith and spirit. Our basketball teams filled the gym with loyal Cards and Cardettes to cheer them on to better playing for W. U. H. S. Flashing red sweaters graced our local heroes, and the Lettermen's Club proved to be one of the best in school. The G. A. A. really showed itself in a big way with a larger membership than ever, and a tremendous W Wearers' Club. That's why we say, Hats off to the Athletic Departments! 1887 1947 Looking North on Comstock s ,gr gs. -1, 3 T 9 4 ,fm A Ma, 'T X f-f 1 .iaxqww:wm.-wg.: , Ennis f aw, 0 fx f M . L 'I x -'N assi? 'MTE'?1-I'-, Quail' , .QM K r 1 'V . 43-MM , L ' Vvzlu E A :'. Q M A N 2 f 1 Q .L E RS: :., jx M: W: RX. -win, Y, Qs K 5 L, ,S L'l'..,,3j'f , W we 1 masse, was Nw N-W . .s ,W MR k l , -1 :ex ' 21 vs -' 1 ,. f l'-Ai gr' ' 17PiX fRfk sf in Q--A ' ' I 'H-if : A' .W S 5 Apwnm , .fL. . . . wwnww X A E, V M Q -X , ,raff- , A, Q' gs- , - X' A V' -1- MW, wi Www 5? FOOT VARSITY ORES -Alhambra. . IQ I9 2-4 'Whittier 25 XYVYINYQCI' ,,.. 26 12 1? Vents Monrfuv Wn!sor1 . Mork Wfwail . Com CHF! .... n5ttiCr. ,, Exuelsior. , ,, L : L iiwsix' L X xg - fi . six VARSITY FOOTBALL The Crimson Tide did a splendid job during +he lasl loofball season. Bealen lo lheir knees only lwice and fied once, lhey finished lhird in +he League. Inspired coach- ing by Corlcey Cochran and Don Cole plus brilliam playing on The parf of 'rhe learn added up lo a mosl successful season. Coaches Cochran and Claylon Caplains Cv. l-lewifl and L. l-lerbner C. WHEELER C. MARKEY J. HOWE 6, HEWITT D. SWlFT M. FUENTES L. HERBENER D. BROWNIN6 v. RoEBucK P. BRYEANS B. TRANouAoA R, TERNou1sT 0960 S-xx V X xl. . ,Q X 'S M A- QNX -Q I' E+ - 5 maiefff N Q t . . XS g, S X 1 l SYQRSYS N . Y 'X x fuk. 0 X :-ax 'xx Ns X X J fl fx Qs x,.,, M XY xv X Q P E 32 -v ' 5 Q fi M GY A Q ,X - xxx NS E?- ,. l -1 S 2 ig fix X L X, .av 1 f X N, A , X fx g '- 9' 1 ' X wggw 9 M xgwi X N9 ls. . Q? , Q Q , Q - I , ..... Q .-gi: ...,, -, ' ,.,. if wt N w 5 NX Q Q ,gd +G N N., Q R N me Q . .-I x Y ,lf X X X weisx if X - . ,irsxf ,. , .,,.. , .,.... - , x . , S wwf' Raw K 6 Wxsgam-fwg -v Q.. ,X,wSl' ii'Q '7g,, .Q f X: x 1 xxx X ITNXWQN MX N? EATON '12 ,ox -lb CK, YAUCHZU W K WR N N I HWVWH? N CANIH W A WNW lnPVf f RRVHMBY .FVHIWA PLIPP HA CR L V. HXRS STR M U f WSW ULD 583 Own? 'U 15. rmsr MP uuwns I DUWN IUYARIJ5 TU G0 ly X is N X X f S D., FXS g QF X . X in QMS . . X X Q, Q i ' 'L' A X . .Xxx X. ,fx 9' lg Qs 'NN K UI JU YU LINE 4 QUARTER Q a t Q. .-V Q4 ,. X L x ,Q .. ,1,?. N:, Q K ix s N . . if X S Q ig x x N . .N x S 3 SFS an , . c , 1, an gs. an V f 'w. vf 5:51 ' b. ,P 'lf 75 . 'S' f W If i W 3 fm an 1 X qua ' ,Saga Q G 'w x , Q gb 52 5' . . 55, f' 1 sw U A 6 -,Q R ,yur ,,,n .Mn ' I f if . f, SQ QL Y 9 i X Y, W N349 f 5 K ' 13,112 i Vg, ax' A M f X' ' 1. KX - Qx .V ,L , Vg-'7 -. ' wx P A- SRM Ng: Q s M JE !- I 5 ' ' K ' ' N V' Q 9 'Q' , .Q 9 Q.-kb I XKUHKNV Q fi Parks-I, Riiw 2: R, HL-eps, B. C'ay9wn, A. Haw, D. Vifiison, Row I: T. Chcaiicy, D. Grabio, D. Aiien! E. Ray, D. Younq. J idle Coach Jim Clayfon led The HJ. V.'s fhrough a very excifing firsf year. Play- ing The same schools as +he varsiry, +he members of fhe feam acquired much- needed experience for fufure years. VARSITY RESERVES N NNT' we Upper: Ciayfon in ronfercnco, Lower: Mqr, R. Drurnheiler, Capf, D, Wimison, Capi. B. McMurtry, Mqr. C. Rfxbinson, Coauh Ciayfon. owl: J, Siovmri, B. McMur+ry, C. Waison, J. Louis. 1, R, VVMQ. Row 2: T. Lopez, R. Hiiis, N. Williams, G. Barron, J. Evans. , S S 5 pf C ITUHIIP' B. HINIDRICSFN D. ENFIELD J. FISHER K, BAILEY I SIIUIVIDA SMIIII B, HXNILSIONI II. CUNNINGI-IAM D. FOSS W. ERWIN IW OSIMAN COACH WINEINGER IHL' P' If I II, I4-.Aja II, Vf1I4'rmIf1, IQ, I'fyIfww M, Uppf-I PIfIuf4f Pr-w. I: 5. I-If-Pclrl Q.-vw II. IMI!-IFI, II, Smifh IM ww' I II 'f ', If Y. II. I'wI5fw II, KvppI0, J. FanfI1or, U. OSIFTIAH, J. Srrpuwr-di R W 2: Aw' C A Iv IIIIQII, II, Ivwf., II Q' IV I Ifiwv IVV II HT' HHIISIOUP K. BaIIr-y, I, PIQVM-r W Irwfv' C 1'Iw WIIII-Irw-zfxr, I IH Mm' I-T I: .I l31II'wf1y, S. BaIIfw, B. AIOxarwCIz'r Lower PICIUHH, Rr-W I: R Ovfnrw G, .If-vm-s, B, PUCIMIIIK. IU. I Wx VU-' I M VII: pf V-. 7. 6, KOIvIf-r, I, I-'Imbarh W. Jemkes, W. HAFWIIIPIW. R.,w 2: M, C'vn'V.Ifar-, C. WI-',IIrI Iv-vw, I 'f I III-.II , fu' IIN-fr-, ,I. COVIISS I,. I-Ifrrvfif. l Q A A Q BEES IN ACTION Our fiery Bees! Led on by Wineinger's fine coaching, They came ihrougn wi+l'1 a successful and excifing year. Many of ihem are coming up 'ro 'fine Varsiiy nexf year, so expecf a good Team! BEE RESERVES Row I: H. Lucy, L, Hendrick, J. Alien. J. Scnupperi, P Row I: R. Larson, R. Ciiiiord, P.Acos1a.J. Davis. Row 2: A. Brown. Row 2: R. D. La Mourc. A. Vaiero, N. Baraias, H Aibriqhi. R, Inli. U. Gish. D. Padqeff. R0w33COdCi1Edward5, Pierce. S, Pyron. Raw 3: R. J. Adams. J. C. Olsen, T. Tuf B. Walker, G. Maihwiq, S. Chaqolian, J. Wasserboehr. sclwulie, W. Russel, T. Garreii. 'mai 3 -99 . Q . X - My R f -Nxx yf x 5 ml X -X 5 N, Qx x NN . . X - X XQSSxN,-N , if is f X , X was ' ' A Q. mg m X K 3 ally A 1 'Q . QP fig'-z45Q'g Y r wi , F fxwwg U' di' '1 W?l3 Ti QSM?-W X , k A V 1 T sz alfa fy Z ' in 52 ' V, , ,Y 55 zo 5 I1 12 31 as 18 'S 49 28 S . ,,f.., 'IW V t 1? W if M 'J M5 fi Ke if is. 'ifbifz 22 11521 QQ W 5 ,531 Q 1 Qu 13 15 3 9 2A 213536 in 295 27 30 32 gi' , , ew, 1 16 5 TA' 71 , 2, 5 x , ' 4 X gn ,f f ,gm 1 a Q. Q A S Wg? X A ia? gm 53, f Q, UZ qffxs 7, , Q , m, xg, f'3S Y Ffgwvw Q Sk PFW 3 A dk . Q x 5 ' Q x M .1 Q K -mg t Ziff ,:If M vi' ,ss ,.., 5 , gj .:.. ' 1 A 5 8 . . ? 3 X x 5 wif ,630 Qgvfntg' . Oww. xi! M MN? 'QU 0 ., xg? . 'N ,ivtw NSR, A uv 4 1 Km X 4 gr, Uv .xx ,wig wif wa- f J 3 Q fx I tl i . , 3 Ii X S 1 ig W. Kopren E. hloolcslrallon L. l-lerbencr C. lvlarlcey V. Menqel Here 'rhcy arel The Pacific Leaf que Charnpions. They were bealf en only liwce in This successful season. They li' nally wenl down liqhlinq wilh Mounl Carmel in The C.l.F. finals, lo lake runner-up Trophy. All This was made possible by Kolly's wonderful coaching, Capl. Mar- lcey's leadership, and Tho learnhi hard vvorlc and sporlsmanship. l-loolcslrallen and Kopron were elecled all C.l.F. lournamenl play- ers. Here-'s hoping For more sea' sons lilce This one. B. Johnson X ' lklo Witt... K X Capl. Chris Marlcey and Coach Glenn Kc-lly GL Mmmxf-r5l.Sp.1Ndrv 1 ani H, SHIH1 VARSITY Sm 'gl .Q W AU' 1' fx . NNW-L-' .N , N .lk wv,.'.fI., .1. Mu. xr' w .y My ku 1, .- FX' H A.1nwr,l..V.vrwsfrw.W.K pr 1. , vm, l. H1'rY0rwr X.. VVHQCMM, C. Manly'-y, f. Hmm lm 5, D, H-Zvcwr-v, V, Munqh-, B, Jfwfwrwszvn J. Krug., -.MJQM P. F: pw-1 w lm-NM I ifmwar! E3 Km as N, R, ,,, 1.4 W. Vw - El n M91 1' Q -. Capf. B. I-lendricsen . ' l . f D, l-lulclwings S. Bailey ls R 2 M i Row I: Mor. C. Robinson, C. Arnold, B. l-lendricsen. S. Bailey, D, Gish, B. Alex sander. C. Carfer, T. Moriarfy, Row 2: K, Wrifqlwf, D. l-luiclninfgsx M. Carrillo. S Srnilln, J. Vlflllard, Coach T. Woodward. B E E' S Facing superior odds wi+ln qallanl courage our Bees ' fouglnl llwrouglm an excifing season. Able leadership was furnished by Coach Torn Woodward. HL? A B K H In Carvl. B. Hfwdflwon and Crfvlx T.W.w1-Award. afr' A.. ,Q r .3-X J. Willard f r lvl. Carrillo as A W l lf .5 1 war ' QWVY l -sr - 3 f 1 44- 1, . ' B. Alexander ly, , T. lvlorlarly .xv Row l: D. Bells. Row 23 D. Harl, J. MfClellan, Row 3: D. Drumheller, E. Day- hurrf, J. Roqers. Row 4: G. Wamsley, J. Walsh, D. Wllllams, D. Pryor. Capl. W. Pelron ancl Coach Ellish. CEE'S Row I: R. C. Grove, J Roper, W. Pellon, E. Reese B. Hanberq, Row 2: R Zabel, K. Schmulzer, J Ellrsh. Hurrah lor our Cee's and Dees! More Championsl Undefealablel Led by Coach Hobson, lhe Dee's were unclefeafed This year. The Cee's led by Coach Ellish los? only one game. Row I: S. Weqner, H. Newsom, J. Harlrnan, T. Kroeqer, W. Syplrerd, R. While, C. Taylor, M. Poe, B. Farris. J. Schrnitly V. Nelson. Row 3: D E E I S K. Hull, B. Prrce, A, Olqurn. Row 2: J. Olsen, L. Taylor, M. Mrlls, Coach A. Hobson and Capl. T. Kroeger. R. Bonham, E. Dorn, K. Clernenls, Coach A. Hobson, W. Plerre'-, B. Magruder, R. Keck. five . N5 Wlllard, J. Spirl, Coach - 'C F 1 r 5 X, is 4'-' , 6 ,Qw xi a f'g ks' Q' . i. , ' ,V . JA.. - 5 -ui 1' C 1 h . if-a'.Q,+ 'f , 'fi 3,-gl. Numa F w will 5 SNES Qw'HAW mg- www, X Ss. Q. ,MW , H- ---- 5-,,::.,X.M .... l x NN-aww Y. .,,x. W W 5 5 Q S Q Rfxxxbygj sm 'Q' 'J' QM , -ww. s ' 4 I- I ,.. -we I: 1 Row I: B. James, N. Wallcer, R. Adair, L. Narcrorie, I-I. Sfreef, W. Weiler, D. Allen, D. Alford, D. Foss W. Beauchamp, D. Walson. C, Ulrich, E. Brown, B. Brornby. Row 2: Coach G. Wineinger, Coach A, Hobson, D. Wilson. P. Marshall, J. Oslrander, V. Sullon, D. Swilf, C. Cooper, J. Evans, D. England. E. Schmill, E. Woods, H. Miller, E. I'-Ioover, R. Feldlcamp, Coach T. Phelan. Row I: A. Smith, J, Johnson, E. Jones, R, Ihli, G. Fancher, A. Albriqhf, B. Walker, D, Pittman, D Owens, R, Guzman, R. Adams, Coach T. Phelan. Row 2: Coach G. Wineinqer, Mgr. D. Lewis, P Donaho, J. Cunningham, B, Arnold, S. Downs, J, Fisher, M, Burdg, B. Greaves, W. Irwin, Jr. Torres, J Olsen, D. Smifh, J. Sepulveda, D. Valencia, J, Hills. J. Moseley. Row I: A. Olguin, J. Macias. D, Cvodinez, R. Bonham, R, label, E. Oliver, B. Dullea, B. Price, E. Dorn E. Kelchum, D. Pryor, J. I-Iuqhes, B, Sharpless, G. Mallias. Row 2: Coach T. Phelan. K. Schmulzer, R Chesfer, D. McKinney, B. Marlin, B. McFadden, R. Culp, J. I-Iarris, G. I-Iazlill, G. Miller, J. Davisson J. Olsen, K. Clements, C, Campbell, E. Dayhurl, Coach A. I-Iobson. ms If 'ka 'W fnr P I C 1 M W. W mm, J. MfKinnov, N. Hardrasfk, B, Bowen, W. Franlclin,J. FannfnQ,J.VauL1nn K 1 M imnu. R. wx Z.l D CP-Nwv fl PM-I T. lfvn if-fs1,J Cummings, .l.W,Simrnons. R.WQi1n'ire, M. Peel, J. Mnrasse, S. W0Qqnf.7r G. AWvnw., . s A lm-rn, C. Sm x P Low-1 F' W 3: U. Enfn-ld V. Roobunlr, B. Hxqdon. M. Balnnoer, G. Pavks-r. R. Turnquusf. 9, Arosio, L. QNX J. Franms U K F M1 Tow B. Orf'1f::.J..lf'1SfvQ. Row 41M.Fuenfs1s,J.Hnxsey,G.NxCeley Gr. Hewnf, B. MA Muffy, I C.Rona-VS.fN.Ul1farr.1r.1s, Bn .1 R, Pwr' A 5DY.1uwn,A.Nw-bxqgx5,VVdHmxff3. R1:w5I F. Wneexer, D. Fuenfes. T. Poyovena F SFHWOC+n A,Vf-v-fil1.1.,C..Wv-I. r P V fqrxlwg f'X, Mnflf-nn, ,l. Vnnulson, C. Rosan'-5, G. Tarnpnn, D. Hardcasfln, B. Oifwnf' WRESTLING -4 'Y Q Pk' x . a. Grunfinf qroanin' and runnin' from Weg's rope, our rasslers came Hwrouqh wiflw a winning season. Compenfion ran hiqn in our fine group of musclcfbounders 'flwis year. Nu., ,Q ., X. ., x my if -. ,... 'yt X. 5 .www .. 2,35 X. -Q.. X 1. -.-2 ., X '-. Q. I GX 14 air is wal, : ss? X .gl S X J r K l mari, A i ' Q 'Q -ll X tg x R ss Row l: D. Frrnllmral, N. Hunler, V. Canlelrno, P. Bryeans, C. Wheeler, C, Marlcey. E. hloolnslrallen. Row 2: F. Myall, R l'.-'wall-small, R. l-lmlm-nm, l. Anderson, C. Yauchzee, J. Howe E. Crouch, G. Barlon. BASEBALL As usual 'rhis year Corley gave us anolher swell Team. Slugginq lheir way To viclory lhey held up The lradilions of seasons pasl. W I: R. Elms, H. Ruolas, D. John, R. He-rbener, D.Sl1oemaker, A. Acosla, G. Hansen. D. Blackburn, B. Jennings T. Oulu, A. Hill III, K. Marlln. Row 2: A. Valero, S. Pyron B. Chaney, W. Russell, T. Garrell, H. Pierce. C. Hase -nl-yr-r, B. Wlllav'cl. U. l-looym, K. Cc-or, R. Slewarl, D. Adair, D. Woolway, C, Carler, J. Sfewarl, D, Penderqralf, B rl:-, D.Y.wun.1, E. SM-l-lie, Couch R. Weeks. My an nnq S js Row I: C. Curry. B. Tranquada. Row 2: F. Hanson, P. Sm 'th Row ow l Go: A Kec R Sill D Oslrnan G Hardcas e G. Weber, B, luhman Ri w 4: B. Lynd, D, Kepple. Row 5 G VV ne arris D ola Ln vae ow B Marlin K Show J Rogers G. Harlrnar-. Riley B Merseroff H Oels B Cerfer A Barlon O Fries Smashing away! Over lhe nel! Winning rnalch afler mafchl Coach Brislol did a good iob of lurning ou+ a lennis 'ream lhis season. Capt Curry led a grand group of fellows Through a successful series of games. Fred as is Bob H - U ATER POL ' SVA!!! K Champions alll Varsity, Bee. and Cee Polo foams all came across wilh C.l.F, Championships lhis year. We're proud of our loam and Coach Holloway. Heres hopino lor more loarhg like lhem. lxlvv l Lml ll lmlly l Ni hols, li. Mills, P. La Joy, R. Lrvimi, W. Ivlyvifgh, J. Sllimill! A. Sflholl, T. Saunders, B, Wlwilc, v Q van M L. Smale, J. Rooms, D. Still, C, Sanl-ird. Row 2: J. Doe-, lvl. Qiesc, J. Davis, J. Carlson, W. Davis, arrmr: F Glidden, fx. Robcrlson, D. Owvn, K, Gales, G. Garrelison, J. Riod, J, lv1CCOelvy, D. I-leqqie, i1 :nl ry oowix R Lanll, D. MiCue. Row 3: Coajh Holloway, R, Slill, K. Oslman, J. Mummor, D. Hodson, T, Rasmus owi rr wp, Capt, K, Shull, N, Fraispr, D. Pouchvr, l, Oslmari, Gi. Somwrs, C, Ford, B, Murfh, W. Saver. C Rviwwds, J. Eusi.1n,Ci.Enslow, K lvlfulivi Mor S. Mcyvrs. .aw '55 - woman Row I: J, Lanlz, J. Schrnidl, C. Sanford, P. LaJoie, J. Schrnidf, M. Poe, D. Irving. B, Mills, J, Sanders, M. Chaqallon, D. Davies, D. Phillips, D. Morris, J. Nichols, H. Aldrich, B. White, A, Schell, W. Myriclc. Row 2: T. Osfrnan, C. Slephenson, N. Frazier, R. Lanfz, J. Cross, B, Clifford, K, Oslman, D. Owen, M. Giese, D. Sfeel, J. Davis, R. La Moure, T. Hobarl, P. Pelliesier, J, Garre-Hson, D. Heqqie, J. Reid, D. Huey, D, Swift J. Graham, W. Barmore, F. Glidden, A, Roberlson. Row 3: J, Brooks, J. Garriclr, J. Schupperl, Mqr. K. Wachlel, Mqr. S. Myers, V. Lockhart, J. Leffler, K. Schull, H. Smifh, A. Haw, C. Ford, B. Brown, D. Poucher, B. Hailsfone, Coach H. Holloway, D. Cropp, T. Rasmussen. J. Enqiqn W. Sawer, G. Idle, G. Enslow, C. Reynolds, R. Ware. Bang! Splash! OH They go! Our record-breaking swimmers are al if again! Coach Holloway and Capf. Brown led rhem 'rhrough anolher win- ning year. SWIMMING gf Q1 X 3 NNN N x X 3 'I . s lx . S . in -.r Ndwx v -M QF if 5 A X X wx Q QQ .S XJR 'C 68 IA Mf GIRLS' ATHLETIC JOAN IVICNEILLY, Presidenl of G.A.A., is full of good ideas and has a lceen personalily. She and ner cabinef plan all ine a'rI'1Ie'ric: evenls Ilirouglwoul flue year. s , KELLEY FOUNDED in January I926 Ilwrouglw The erforls of Alberla Suggeff, Manager of Girls' Sporfs ar W.U.I-I.S.. +I'1e G.A.A. has grown from +l1e Iorfyefwo original members Io The large organizalion Ihal if is Ioday. Tl-IE CABINET: M. Zinser, Re' cording Secrelaryg C. Smillw, I Corresponding Secreraryq J. I-Iowe, Vice-President J. Mc' Neilly, Presidenl. S, G,-AULT E. KROEKER M. MOON ' IIB ' ASSOCIATIGN THE CUP fradifion which slarled in I928. was followed by fhe firsf playday which Took place March 2, I929. Those persons who parlicipaled regularly for four years have earned 'rhe honor of having 'rheir names pur on lhe plaque in The Girls' Gym. THE VV WEARERS are lhose girls who have earned creclif in a+ leasl' len spor+s. They are rhen eligible for a W and one srripe on fheir sweafers. The second sfripe is won affer credir is earned in five addilional sporls. THE ADVISERS, unliringly, have lried fo make G.A.A. a befler and more inleresfing organizalion for 'Those who parficipale. Miss J. Ford, Mrs. R. Smilh, Miss P. Sfrafhairn, Mrs. P. Chapman, and Miss M. Wifhrow. M. MADDEN L. PRIEM D. LAMP P. KE-ESLING R. JOHNSON ' II9' Yi 'ass is L ,n -B S SE . Q 1 3 I XO if V i ew -is NS Fx 6 e gag 9 x w --s 1 My Q? SW SW B. Woods .b -..H1....Q fe .5 .J X if : .Q f f ,X E ax B.Woods S. Dawson , . X M. Moon N. Magill B. Hickox A. Cunningham J. Mclver P Q On your mark. gel read -'rhey're off! Wifh a mighly splash fhey churn Through +he wafer 'ro fhe finish. Those are our mighly lady neplunes of Whil- 'rier High School. 'mhu.-My IMMING 'f Nw- ---- ,.,. W R ix. . Na- -.X N-A-ff -Lag, M. Moon J. Mclver N. Maglll A.C an .gt-Q f A, unninilhani, S.Ci.1ulf Rriw I: M. Brainard, C. KUl'1lfT16fNT, M. Brummell, J. Gudqell, M. Hughes, J. Callahan, A. Cunninq L. Priom L. Freer. ham, L. Priem, E. Freer, E. Kroelcer. Row 2: S. Tripp, E. Torneslcoq, L. Bandhauer, P. Lvelferle, S. F. Kroelrer Phillips, J. Waqner, B. Whillalcer, B. Ruelas, H. Maqeno, S. Gauil. Row 3: M. Moritz, M. Zinser, E. Qrozco, O. Wheeler, J. Homer, M. Wampler, V. Pelerson, L. Velasiga, J. Davis. Row 4: C. Van Buren, D. l-leinlz, M. Provosl, E. Grada. S. Bixby, B. Abercrombie, C. Garwnod, J. Pellon. Row 5: B. Hfurllnr, V. Van Buren, W. Elrerrnan, C. Smifh, C. Pedersen. M. Keliey, B. Mc' Carvley, D. lamp, .l. Murray, B. Dixor1,CJ. Horllor, K. Cf-rville, D. Fosdifik, J. Mr Iver, S. Siemans. BASEBALL l-lomers, runs, slrilces, oulsl Base' ball! ll always allrads fhose energelic qals. Since fhe juniors have won all of lhe games lhis year, lhey lake fhe Credil for beinq The besl leam. HOCKEY Ouchl-The whislle blows!-and yes, somebody has scored. The learns had a busy job lhis season keeping fhe ball moving down lhe field. This year, above all, 'rhere has been qrear ream worlc. Bow li G. Llorllor, C. Gary-food, E. Krueqer, A Cunningham, O. Wheeler. A. Lopez, L. Lee. Row 2: M. Winlz, S. Philips, M. Zinser, D. Swifl, P. loel lerle, B. Horllor, C. Dykes. M. Kelley. Row 3. L. Orozco, D. Lamp, C. Kuhlmann. Row 4: V. Van Buren, W. Elcerman, C. Pedersen, M. Wifhrow, M. l. Howe, D. Swifl, C. Pederson, C. 64 wood, A. Cunninqham, D. Lamp. P, lnellerlo L lee i LJDV- ', B. l-lorllfr Brummnll, C. Smilh N, Caslor, J. Howe. Kow Ig J. Murray, A. Lunninghem, M. Harris, 5. Marfin, M. Reichlinq, J. Homer. Row Z: P. Bafemcn, V. Pedersen. M. Winlz, N. Kimmel, D. Lamp, B. Ruelcs. Row 37 M. Bruinarcl. B. Wliiffalcer, G. Smoor, M. Kelley, V. Van Buren, D. Fosdiclr, B. Taylor. B. l-lorfror. Row 43 G. l-lorllor, S. Gvfiull, W. Saflrfrlvo, J. Fallon, Row I: M. Harris, J. Gudqell, S. Gaull, J. Callahan, D Swift Row 2: E. Freer, M. Zinser. M. Brummell, W. Elmer man, C. Kuhlmnnn, Row 3: I. Harris. E. Camp, M. Winlz M. Kelly, P. Loeflerle, J. Gilbert Row 4: B. Horffor, M Brainnrd, D. Lamp, L. Bandhauvr, G. Peelrr, M. Brown. BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL alalmn, i, L1 1. Row lg M, Zinser, D. Swifl, J. Harris, E. Camp, l. Harris O. Wheeler, Row 2: A. Lopez. L. Lee, L. Priem, J. Sud, goll, E. Orozco, S. Philips. Row 3: C, Pedersen, C. Kulul mann, E. Jeslce, P. Loeflerle, J. Gilberl, C. Garwood, E. Froer. ' l23 ' Row Ig G. Horrlor, A. Cunningham, P. Balvman, J. Mur- ray. L. Procfor. Row 23 C. Garwood, P. Kee-slinq, P. Galvez, J. Mc Iver. L. Velasco. ROW31 E. Orozco, D, Han- sen. M, Jones, B. Wliiffalner, B. Rudas, D. Fosdiclc. Row 41 O. Wheeler, V. Van Buren, J. Homer, B. Taylor. J. Pelfon, E. De Jardin, J. Slafer, B. Reinsch, H. Mageno, C. Corales. H. Mageno, E. DeJardin, J. McNeilly, B. Osborne, J. Slaler, C. I-lendershof, M. Madden, M. Monfague, B. Reinsch, C. Corales. ARCHERY Cupid has done if again-yes rhose bull's-eyes have really lalcen a bealing lhis year. In spife of a few broken bows and arrows if has been a bang up season. DANCING Running, fwirling, and whirling, man girls have enfhusiasfically danced! 'fhrough anofher inreresfing G.A.A. season. The wearers of lhose blue leolards have been seen doing every conceivable siep in Thai' popular sporf lcnown as dancing M. Madden, J. Phegley. P. Loefferle. S. McDonald, B. Osborne, 6 5 K A Age :O ' 5,, . fi 7 IN RETROSPECT . . .gay dances, orchestras, sweet and hot, jive records, crowded cloakrooms, empty coke bot- tles, expensive flowers , . . all have made our society and night life more impressive and delightful than ever. The exotic Girls' League Dance, Arabian Nights , thrilled both boys and girls with the really fine music of the Teen-Agers, The long awaited Prom in honor of the seniors made them realize that they were soon to he leaving for good. Like a faded gardenia, the fra- grance and beauty of the past year will linger with us for many years to come. o 1947 m 1887 Looking North on Greenleaf W, 'R x -wif ff' 1' b ' 3 'il K 2, 6 , Vg XJ :AIA 525' E QW J N 2 In 'fa K Q 'Y 1 V 4 I ak f' xf! I 'ek 'aw 9 . vnu Q. 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W1 - 51- M--A M . ,KA . X x S' -Q is x X 4 Q x w - .-X: x Q , -'xii x ., wa -N. AD Adverfisers Tisdale's Bower's Gray Giff Shop Swain-Nanney Co. Mcfkllisfer Mofors lcy-Fare Malins Greenwood's V. 81 M. Drugs Earl Douglas Shepard Shop Ballard 81 Brockeff Whiffier Sporfing Goods F. W. Brand Consolidafed Tel. Kings Jewelers Consolidafed Tel. Whiffier Book Sfore Tibbeff's Quaker Cify Myers Whiffier Laundry Bruen Theafers Orin Swain Co. Chamber of Commerce Whiffier Nafional Bank Sfoppel's K. D. Miller Whiffier Building and Loan I-leck's Earl Myers Bar+on's I-Iill's Pharmacy I-lill's Clofhiers J. C. Penney Co. Farmers Hardware Smifh-I-lorseman Monferey Shop Arfhur Macneil Co. f VERT I 67 420 I28 228 I9I 3II I38 I6l I36 II6 237 202 I57 I09 I35 I27 I35 I25 l0I I35 l4I 202 2I7 Soufh Greenleaf Easf Philadelphia Easf Philadelphia Easf Philadelphia Soufh Greenleaf Soufh Greenleaf Easf Philadelphia Norfh Greenleaf Norlh Greenleaf Easf Philadelphia Easf Philadelphia Easf Philadelphia Soufh Norfh Norfh Norfh Norfh Norfh Soufh Soufh Norfh Soufh Greenleaf Washingfon Brighf Greenleaf Brighf Greenleaf Greenleaf Greenleaf Greenleaf Greenleaf Easf Philadelphia I246 Wesf Broadway I08 I06 I65 I28 2I0 I59 II7 I54 I9I I27 I42 I80 II8 II3 I44 Soufh Washingfon Nor+h Greenleaf Soufh Greenleaf Soufh Greenleaf Easf Philadelphia Norfh Greenleaf Easf Philadelphia Norfh Greenleaf' Norfh Greenleaf Easf Philadelphia Norfh Greenleaf Norfh Greenleaf Easf Philadelphia Norfh Greenleaf Easf Philadelphia OI4OO :SERS 428-5 I 2 43- I 8 I 43-268 42-643 42-63 I 44-267 43- I 50 4 I 2-540 43-087 43-894 43-026 423-443 43- I 44 44-274 43-68I 43-475 43-68I 43-953 43-649 42-695 42-07 I 42-048 43-859 44-230 42-67I 43-65 I 42-3 I 2 43-64I 42-64l 425-2 I 9 42-077 42-0 I 9 43-6 I 7 43- I 72 43-302 42-638 43- l48 43- I 97 42-664 Page l4l I42 I42 I42 I42 I43 I43 I43 I43 I44 I44 I45 I45 I46 I46 I46 I47 I47 I47 I48 I4-8 I49 I49 ISO I50 I5O I5I I5I l5I I52 I52 I52 I53 I53 I53 IS4 l54 I54 I54 '5 z f Qi wif' wx 4 .2 1-.. 1 'ww . ' 1,4 ni r' 4 f , . 4' sl W . . fa, 'Mr' 1 . 'W' W wwf' W., Ml Y 1 ww. H . iful .1 ymf yi? l , Mifwaim 1 '. W F 4 1 , W W as ., ,Q , ,L W h ' 1 Y ul lbw, A Q. Av X , 5 4,f,uw55',f,, Pig?g'xfk'l A rx, R ffY .. , gn,-,, R, W, M, , Bw M. ff' gy. nh , ew, ski , HW. N, W Few? Careful ihcre, Be-Hy, don? drop iffii Ann Larkin and Bciiy Knox iooic ovcr some figurines ai Laricink home, You can find icons iiice ihese ai The Cray Gifi Shop. .f- ' ing io hx a Buick are Frank Rav Jcnsh Wii5on, un Ralph Nieblas buf oi course, ihey cannoi begin io com pare wiih 'rho wonderiui mechanics ai Mcfkllisior Moiors www Richard Harris is eyeing lhe delicious food and delicious Beverly Jones, loo. This appelizinq food can be found ai lcy-Faro. Some of fhe kids who buy ihose smarf looking Carroll Ulrich go? Julie Gilberl a prelly corsage lor The Prom af Malins. If you wanl your girl To look al you lhe way Julie is looking al Carroll, call fhe flowerphone. Try if somefinne. Joyce Phegley, Maxine Funk, and Jackie Jenkins look over The vasi array of Things 'ro make you beau- l'i'l'iUlH lo be found al V 81 M's Cos- mefic Bar. shoes from Grcenwoods are Bob Greaves, Boy Saunders, Bob Chaney, Rosie Smilh, Wilbiir Barmore, and Sue Aldrich. Sooo big and sooo li++le! Those popular saddle shoes are seen all over lhe place. Here we have Bev Pulnam and Bill Hammer in the quad. Gel yours al Douglas Shoe Sfore. 1 'Xa' 'Y Nvoff Al I 2 '-N vu Those cufe Anderson sis- lers, Eina and Enid, ause before fhe Posf Ofsce in some good loolcin' clolhes from fhe Shepard Shop. h A Oulsfanding afhleles lilce Verdon lvlengel and Paul Bryeans buy Their equip- menl al Whillier Sport ing Goods. qzawnwp-N... Www. M .WW ,MM Hey, I don r wanl lo go in! Sally Marlin and Jo- ann Singles 'fry 'ro con- vince Joan Callahan ofherwise. They all go? lheir darling sun-lover ouffifs al Ballard and Broclcell. gl? '-. N . x F. Warde Brand is helping Rocl Hills and Diclc Hoover falce oul car insurance. Oflwer lcinds of insurance and real eslale can be lalcen Care of here loo. , Hey, whafs so funny? How abou? lelfing us in on il? Umm, loeaulilull You, loo, can malce your hands look like This. Try some gorgeous iewelry from King's as Nancy Conley does. 'I46' Nolico lhal inienl look on Colello Challanhs lace found af The Whiflier Book Slore. Dick Kepple finds a 'relephone handy when hc qefs lhe urge lo lalk To Befle, Belle Schoff fha? IS, ,kt ik, i s M. ' ...-mvwn ? , . .sm Dressy or sport you can fake your pick al Tibbellsf l-lere Molly Madden, Joan Farland, Kalherine Sloll, and Belly Osborne illusfrale as lhey pause before fhe And, 'I47' She s reading one of lhe many books lhal can be Here are Randy Ken+ and Shirley German looking info fne fuiure. To insure Their briqhf fufure, 'fhey are puf- fing fheir money and bonds in+o The vaulfs of Quaker Ciiy Fed- eral Savings and Loan. Myers cerfainly has a varicfy of cloflnes. Look af Par Mc- Neilly and Joan Archer in fneir selections, Fvorybody knows wha? won- derful enrerfainmoni a show is. Tho Whiffior Theafre Is shown hcrc wirh Sue Dawson, Bob Lowry, Robcrra Qrr, and Vic Roebuck waifing +o go in. Une way To exercise is +o fry washing by hand. Jeanne Boss and Bev- erly Ringland seem +0 be having frouble. You girls berfer send your clofhes 'ro fhe WhiHier Laundry and ge? realfy good resulfs. Z G We ffl' rg, M 2 , f ff ,, gf Because lhis shop is a new addilion lo Whillier, we have laken a piclure ol lhe building. ln case you haven'l recognized il, lhis slore is Sloppels Slore lor Boys. The founlain, one of WhiHier's beauly spols which are so ably ad- verlised by our hardworking Chamber of Commerce. Lillle Melody and Gerry Lyn Allen hug lheir piggy banks while Barbara Mallory looks on 'ro be sure They pu? lheir money safely info Whillier Nalional Trusl and Savings Bank. X52 is qi i '!luu.- Well, well, somelhing new has been added. C, Orin Swain has a new office, Lora Arnold and Connie Mace Lean give il lheir approval. If you wanl lo fix your lella' a super dinner lry lhe handy eleclrical appliances from K. D Millens. Marilyn Willersheim lryg lhem here .. , l The Whillier Building and Loan has some very inieresling piclures which Joan McNeilly and Joanne Gaylord loolc al, Besides lhis, lhey have a very good lending syslem if you wanl 'ro build. 5 SS? Well, whal do you know? l-lere Come Jerry Casselman, Pal Mchleilly, and Dale Jordan oul ol Church! Don'l Jerry and Dale lool Super wilh lheir iaclrela and slaflrs lrom l-ler'l'2 Men! S+ore7 Mary .lane Schaulolluorqer, Wendy Eflrrzrman, and Sally Ervin lry lhoir luclc nl lwoolclqeepinq, Earl Myers linda lhal hir own slall in much belief lor lceepinq up hir slfindardv ol good lnusinese. Bel you seniors cen'l guess whahs happening here. Under classrnen, lhi-, i5 Andy faking ea Senior piclure ol Jean Nordslrorn. Barlofiis Qupplies uf. wilh pholo finishing and pholo supplies, They l'OOli all The wonderful piclures lor lhe annual, fool 'I52' HILIKS PHARMACY 'grcucrilafion Speciagafd gxcgcaiue goameficd GREENLEAF AT BAILEY Looking over our campus are Janei Beam, Barbara Fry, and Mary Lee Hughes in +heir all year 'round siyles from Penney's. Aha! Here we find Dean Swiff and Chuck Larkin admiring each o'rher in rheir snazzy new iackers and slacks from I-lill's Clofhiers. 'I53' il' x Some Sunday Morning we find Fred Hanson, Roy Pendergraff, and Doug Os+man going in The Friends Church. Say, don'+ 'rhey look line? They gof lheir good looking clolhes al Smifh- Horseman. Ar+hur MacNeiI has decided +o add +o fhe appearance of Whillier by pulling a new lronl on his office. Looks swell, doesn'+ il? 'I54' GALLOWAY'S RSESQSQS 127 SO. GREENLEAF 416-426 a,- - Spurtsmaiis Paradise H13 5. Greenleaf 44-E38 o o I .EburamJ5 o!laa6eJ'.!4JfJare! 215 N EREENLEAF 412 340 Q - n Norris - Kihler - Hull Co. 240 E. Philadelphia 42-024 UPTnN's JEWELRY STIIHE ll4 E. Philadelphia 44-134 Q V-- -,? Q AIIILIEIIENS 2,8 if piia4,4,i,a 423.538 DON FANTZ CO. 1 R 4 o!,o5ee yewedr 141 E. PHILADELPHIA 44-195 W. M. SOREY. OPT. D. W. B. CULLIS. OPT. D. . - 7e URCUTTS GROCERY 0 ,- --0 NewsUm's Decorative Shop 130 W. PHILADELPHIA 43 282 n - 0 HIIBBINS IIHESEHIPTIUN H A H M A E Y 5 N DAN E. STRUB, REALTOR 208 E. Philadelph 44 237 Roberts Studio 211 E. Philadelphia 43-B22 REN5HAw'5 Pn1NTr-:RY 1 RIGHT 4 52 Cullen - Kc:1mp's Stores 102 N. Greenleaf 43-315 in 1- ' 'ht' , , 4 u an aim?-V ' T 1.- .1 at-,um ., Nu- 'Q 16 a V' 574,91 K n 075 A ,H F 5k 143 41 '-.Jw .' z - -, M. . . z - L if if ' . - 'X ' X F253-71:, 3 A mf A '11 4' T f. fi- , 5, A qw L T' -Y I v , . N 14. 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