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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1949 volume:

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MTHIS I5 DEDICATED TD: W 8l 6l U18 t Wacclonafal JZ When students have a part sn the planmng of school actlvltues which they carry out the results are always more satlstynng ln order that students may plan these actlvltles effectively and wrth wisdom they need expert guidance A good adviser plans wnsely controls tactfully and encourages kindly the thoughts efforts ambltlons and results ot those students with whom the advrser IS working Mlss Geraldrne Mac donald Director of Student Actlvltles at Whlttler Union Hugh School possesses these greatly needed but hard to ttnd attributes namely wisdom tacttulness and kindness ln tact when we thunk of Mass Macdon ald we thunk of these three qualltues Durmg the past years Mass Macdonald has glven hundreds of hours ot her own gracious self In guiding the GHOIFS of our student body througw the office of adviser of the Student Representative Board the Assoctated Student Body Cabinet and the Assoclated Student Body Council the three student government orgamzatlons Therefore we the members of the Cardinal Staff wlsh to dedlcate the l949 Annual to you Miss Ger aldune Macdonald wlth appreclatuon and aftectuon Smcerely The 1949 CARDINAL Staff . 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Xbvng In 1' 1 '4 iv' Alldllllfllllll .lnhn Muir Ilund filups 'N SQ'-... llnr Superintendent M ss Macdonald our very capable Director of Student Activities l rs h lab to be present at the meetunqs of the Cabinet and Representative Board and to advise them in their walk Mr Wrdney amiable Drrector of Attend ce the man who lrnows whos school and who rs not and why ,grand vsp ..--of X s The sound ot student voices . . . the morning flag ceremony , . . student assemblies . . .classes . . . faculty , . .athletic events. . . the auditorium . . , the quad . . . dances in the girlsi gymnasium . .. the victory flag . . . Senior Class Day and Commencement, All this is Whittier High School! Whether you go to college, to work, or enter some other type ot activity, we know that these are memories that will remain with you. lt is our hope that your years at Whittier High School will have trained you tor the future will have brought you many friends and will have challenged you toward great accomplish ments To you seniors who are now graduating and leaving Whittier High School we extend our sin cere wish for your success and happiness in the years to come Marian Wilson Hodge Mr Wennerburg Director of Adult Educa tion has had a hard rob this year because of increased enrollment in classes My 5 I . i is .i '. ll er . . . . -- D H - an-,isl h 'so ' '.' 'es W i. K- r ' t' 'W R Y in is l il r and Her Assistants an Nluss Cumberland Dean of Girls helps every gurl wnlh her mduvudual problem Her friendly guidance has been apprecu afed by all Mr Lewus lhe schools busmess manage: has really been busy fhls year keepsng lhe flnancual mailers sfraughf Mr Douglas Dean of Boys helps every o w o needs hum H advnse s speded by each boy Mrs Ellzabelh Jaques Coordunalor of Counselunq gave us fme assusfance plannmg for lndnvndual needs of sludenfs ln lhe currxculum S. Mass Ross Drake Durecfor of Sludenl Funance manages all our sludenfs finance Y'-'-1 ie K9 .' ' .. by h ' A as' ' ire. ' l' l. A . A 4. I ' . .. 1 l by - - A V ff 'VX fy V, al 1 is P Q .,.A...- X Uur Board nf Trustees AWK MR MCMILLAN MRS BAKER kd DR RAPP These flve hard worklng people members of the Board of Trustees form our school policies guide our school pur chases and approve budgets and master plans The little credut given these people Isnt enough for the bug 'ob they do Theirs us a servtce to the entire community of Whxttler -is-'41 6 MR ESPOLT MRS DYE . V gi ,Ni . 1, ' . i VV W' 1 iw Q Uur High Slzhnnl P. T Whrttler Unlon Hugh School P T A has earned the respect ot the entire area forthe capable manner In whrch thelr actxvutles are accompllshed Such thlngs as and for needy students rntormatton classes for parents care ful scrutiny of proposed leglslatuon aftectung schools and sponsorshxp ot school dances are thelr prlmary contrnbutlons Thus year they were honored by being selected to serve as host to the Sprung Conventlon of whnch Whnttler IS a member of the Flrst Dustrlct Above ns a prcture ot one of those dynamic after the game dances sponsored by our P T A MRS JAMES DARLING MRS RICHARD MONTAGUE I I T , , was A c f , 3 II L 2 ,f w-...Q my .-....., A 'Yu qt,--A VY 'YD K' I 'YQ' -.. 'Us -v-.... N' vw 'lf' MRS ABORN MR AUSTIN ng ,Q Sclence Indusirnal Aris MR ARNOLD MR AVILA Indusfnal Aris Language MR BAILEY MR BRISTOL Scuence Dureded Sfudy MRS BRANNAN MRS CALDWELL Basuc Course Commercual MR, CAMPBELL MISS CHARLES Basic Cours Basuc Course MRS CARTER MR CHICKENZEFF Basic Course Musuc MR CIAXTON MR COLE Scuence Boys AfI1Iehcs E l MR CO HRAN Boys Afhlehcs MRS CORRELL Basuc Course , W' QC! s.., av' .Wa Ru' than MR CUSHINGHAM MISS FINK MR GARDNER MRS HAWKINS Industrial Arts Language Banc Course Busuness English MR ELLIS FRASIER MRS GRASSEL Art Basnc Course Drama MISS DRAKE MISS FINNERTY MR GEORGIADES MR HEMMERLING Mafhemahcs Commerce Bass: Cour Se Musnc MR ELLISH MISS FREELAND MR HANSON Indusirlal Ark Lanquagn Mafhemahcs aw , ' V ,J H H - .2 14 QQ, 'K , ' ' ' . I I , ,',.' 1 X IQ ' I 2: 'f 1 1 D . . . 'xg ' I ka It I A if 5 I 6 5 4 aft, ,, Q . V . ' I. I I l are 1 2 - ,JA X 3 W ' sf . If 5 . I jg, ' ' ' 3 LWQEFF sg, A Q- J 'hr fa: 6 3 f' , F5 , L fx I ,QMS I 7 - ff . - ?i'gf f .. I A - is .t A I Vi,aiA AK 'J in Q, A V X g,., K A: I 'V f DA A' V X' Q 51? ' 9' 'K N, ..,.-,v.. k j M VM I T r nm W S, 2 H I1.. 5 .. 5 I Y I In -fm . . ' ' '.e.,,': , . MR. . MR. HOBSON Basic Course MISS JOHNSON Arf DR. KERNCAMP Docfon MR McCARTN EY Mafhumahcs MR. HOLLOWAY Boys' Aihlefics MR. JOHNSTON Basic Course MISS E KING Basuc Course M ISS MITTMAN Basic Course MR. HOLMES Science MISS JONES Basic Course MISS F. KING Basic Course MR MOORES Aguculfure MR. HORTON Industrial Ads DR. JONES Basic Course MRS LAVIN Dnrecied Sfudy MR NIELSEN Agrnculiure MISS HUSSEY Basic Course M R. JORDON Science MRS. LI PUMA Language MISS OWEN Girls Aihlehcs 1'-v i pn.- L an lg an 'Q' if MR. JARVIS Indusfrial Aris MR. KELLEY Basic Course MR LITTEN Basic Course MR PADIA Basec Course ,., 'QW ,,- 'R MISS JENTGES Home Economics M ISS KERL Basic Course MRS. LOW Basic Course MRS PATTI LLO Mafhemahcs -Q 4- cli- i ..4 nv o-4' WK!! MRS. PELLETT Basic Course MR. PIKE Drivers' Educafion MR SH EFFEY Basic Course MRS STICKNEY Home Teacher MISS PERDEW Basic Course MR. PORTER lndusIriaI Arts MISS SHEPHERD Basic Course MISS STRATHAIRN Girls Afhlehcs -vw -gf MR. PETTY Music MR. REAMY Direcied Siudy MISS SHORE Maihemahcs M ISS SYME Home Economucs MRS. PH ELAN Commercial MR. ROBINSON Science MISS SIMSER Basic Course MR TEBBS Science MR. PH ELAN Boys' Aihiefics MISS RUSSELL Ar? MRS SMITH Girls Aihlehcs MRS THROP Basic Course MR. PHELPS Maihemafics MRS. SCHROEDER Home Economics MRS SORENSEN Basic Course MISS TIMMERMAN Mafhemahcs MRS. PIERCE Commercial MRS. SERAFINO Girls' Afhlefics MISS STEINER Basic Course MRS TOKHEIM Basic Cours: .5-all 'VII w-.fn lun 5- St 'Wa 'T .A -Q 1- UA Nr' fi 'ff I fs ' -P' . I I . I V ' ., I I I ' .f . . '7 . if cv A Ol ti MISS WINTERS MISS WOLIN Basic Course Malhemafics MISS WITHROW MR. WOLSTONCRLFT Girls' Afhlefics Basic Course x. Z ' at Q l - N K , in , ' ' 4.95 - sq A F ic. . I . as is ' Q' , 1 ' N I ' ' Q ' is A ' I I Y. ' - .... A - I A' , gl J E X EI. ,M v AA- ,,,.,,,, H Y------E-1-i-- -4-+1 4.1 MRS. TOMLINSON MISS WALSH MR. WEGNER MR. WINEINGER Language Nurse Commercial Boys' Afhlelics MR. VAN VELZER MISS WEBER MR. WHITCOMB Industrial Aris Girls' Afhlefics Boys' Afhlelics MRS. VALLA MR. WARREN MR, WEISS MR. WINTERS Subsvilufe Basic Course Commercial Basic Course MR. WAITS MR. WEEKS MR. WILLIAMS Language Basic Course Library I x Uur Schnnl Secretarles MRS. KESSLER MRS. DEAN MISS KENWORTHY MRS. BATEMAN MISS GAULDIN MISS MATHONY MISS FORSBERG MRS. CARTER Wherever we go we always End one of these hard worknngsecretornes on the 'ob They are there to ussrst us with our every need We thank them for their co operatlon ond os snstonce MRS OSTRANDER MISS MORALES MISS NILES MISS NEESE MRS STINSON MRS MIDBY MRS MCCANN MRS McCANDLESS l . - :TNQ 4 , X - Suk . V . - ' x gm Q . Eafelnrlans Always prepared when the hungry throng of students storm the cafeteria IS one of the specialties of our very able cafeteria staff Husmen Who owns The buses that Transport us to and from school through raln or shune3 That man that always has a smsle and a friendly hello for every one M Tedrlc be er known as Teddy who has been lurnashvng safe transpor tation to The hugh school for many years KJQJQ I I 1 og, Eustndians Cuthng the lawn trimming the shrubs and sweeping the walks are only a few of the many 'obs performed by the able cusfodnons Uur Student Cabinet A S B President Voce President Secretary Publlclty Chairman Song Leader Chairman Yell Leader Chanrman Finance Chairman Girls League President G A A President Annual Edltor C 8- W Edltor Adviser Kenny Barley John Schmudt Cathue Moon Shirley Gorman Bev Rlngland Dave Woolway Howard Robinson Gerry Gartln Bea Taylor Evelyn Jordan Elizabeth Llnney Mass Macdonald Z : -.1 Lf: 1 : :- eo 5 i :U co 'S H co us ro : 1 ni 1 i Q eo an at Dlscussrng our everyday problems and representing us at all school conferences are only two of a mul Iron thungs accompllshed by the Cab met and Representative Board thus year They ve really done a swell 'ob wrth everythung they ve undertaken so let's gave a great bug thanks for o lob well done u Y' U 'Tl 'Q VH slr, K LE IIEHS UF THE STUIIE T Q xi KENNY BAILEY Presldenf CATH I E MOON-Secrefa ry 41 af ,iff IRLEY GARMAN-Publicify Manager A, fl' L. rs BUDY new DAVE WOOLWAY BOB McFADDEN ANNA DOONE HILLS Yell Leaders ,av JOHN SCMIDT Vice Presudent Leadung us through a very unforgettable year were our capable student body offlcers Kenny Barley doung a Hne gob as Presldent asslsted by that l6flIflC member ot the lunuor class John Schmitt Cathle Moon and Shirley Gorman lend :ng cz feminine touch to this group held down the lobs of Secretary and Publlclty Manager Add to this 0 wonderful group ot song and yell leaders and you have a wnnmng combrnatlon BEV RINGLAND LORETTA SCHMIDT EINA ANDERSON CAROL KIBRE CAROL HOBERG Song Loaders -5 w . cf ,SQ . 6 .gli 'mm ' r 35 1 1 J 0 ,n l 5 ' - . - . be - U H I - I 6 , 4 ' c K T 1 , Y 4' f.2 ' 9 ,t!,' ' ,Q , 1 1 ' 1- , pda fy, r, a A , ' f z, THRU EH THE F4 'rf- Crux lg -IQ F!-KLI. O x 1 f 5 , Sufi hlue skies, turuiuq leaves, fuuthall: these are the features uf Fall! PHI ULU BUD SLY FRED HENRY GERRY PALMER ANN PRYOR Presndenl Vnce Presldenf Secretary Socnal Chaurman fff an ,bu f FRESHMAN COUNCIL w l an Rober on uss S I Velasco M Yamada K Lesler L Pu cell C Canfneld B Tracy Moor Muss Hussey A Pryor M Mornarfy S S ves N Terre M Mason Palm J Kellner S Palmer R Taylor D Wnlson D Barrmger J Monlgomery F Henry n em J Wu ey P Ree Row 2 e A A r h Row S Durr er E Nuffer W Horney Row 4 , Wy v 1 ga W, A I li W W f,,-, ' ' 7 if M D my , lf f. , x V qffyfw ,,.,.fw', V , 1, , ,,,, .M ... U my 3 J Ro : M. Flaxm I M. Tlnkham. B. Russell, R, ls , C. R ell, . Rub' sf ' , . 'I , , d. A., ,. ,, ,DA.,.Idic. 3:.e+1 ,. ,.'L.il,'. lI,. ,e. ,. ,. . wl Velascc D Velasco J Garcua J Munol ow Z D England B M r 4 J 4 NY FRESHMAN SONG AND YELL LEADERS Yell Leaders. Ronnie Taylor, Dee Wilson, Dale Barrinqer. Song Leaders: Carolyn Russell, Rogene Robertson, Belfy Russell Pianlsfz Marilyn Mason. . Q WW 1 , 1 Q,- I , , , , Q, . -u-4 mf M 'Q if f' f 'X 7 1 Sv . M4 ' ' 3 in Z' , . ,,,, Q , , v A ' ' : ' f 1 , A I if ,K V ,V Q 7 Y fff , a1.f Z, ' S. Q Z Q40 VE? 1 5 'Af' A Q70 faq? fi 'iff' 'F 1? We fwfr, 7 ., Y , 1 N 4 4' hw , fy ' ' , . X y 'I ,.,, ' M' , , M , , ll ' EEN ? I fi' J 1 li ' , ff V .ff E'f!.E,, ,.,. gli 4 I 3 'mf 55 V! 12, fi K J f' Y X-ff 0. P f. 1' , g Q Y , ,H I 19 5 E PEP CLUB ow I a mer r or ownnn arrm er oo wr s orn ow R Lundva Sanders B Bragg N Nordstrom B Sorey D HII G Ha Row 3 E Anderson C Klbre C Ho er K Nor strom L Bruff F Lmdvall E Jordan Ooo peppy' And enthuslastlc too Mr Roy S McCartney advzses the Pep Club In planning all rallies and the Farewell Dance at the end of the year Macs spark plugs are behind the scenes at every game decorating goal posts and selling the gally Illustrated programs for the football games This year more than ever betore the school splrlt has hut the almost perfect all time record The Student Body has co operated one hundred per cent wnth thus year s pepper uppers PEP CLUB ADVISERS Mr McCartney Mrs Smnth Mr Kelly Mr Weeks Mass Owen Mr Frasrer R . G. P I , A. P y , P. D ' g, D. B ' g , J. C k, D. S 'ft, D. O b , R 2. . ' II, J. ',. ,. I. I, is, , as. . . ,.' ,. bg, B. Hingland, L. Schmidt, .Mr. McCartney, Adviser, D. Woolway, B. Hanner, B. McFadden, B. Parks, B. Hanner, , . . . . I . . . - 1 1 I, hmm K ,lo KLA' ' 1 A gn, Q1 , ff QV? 5 ww li,-4, V , gm! H ko' x g 2 Y Q gi I Q, 1:51 , ' .Q ' , W e . gf I 5? if 5' i -Ku. 7 '51 g , ai' , ,, 2, Q K tu il X f' - if ' ,N gg, ., Q, Q , W Is HL M, I if X Mila i Q? , . Q lr ' K I 'I ja ay , gm' '35 1- f ff 'fb if.-Q ,, , -. Q Vg' f2 ,fE'f 9 iv 1: 711,713 ,g MW Rowl J Frank S Wallace S Garman N Nordstrom H ames R w 2 A qherty J ca La Archer L Sayer Row 3 E Jordan D Hansen L Behrens aber B Seawell M Vote M Moriar Row Sanders D Osborne B Mohr This year under the leadership ot Shirley Gorman, the Publicity A Committee has con- r tributed to the school with all intramural . -f Q 'Y Publlcllt' of the alll' SHIRLEY GARMAN, Publicity Manager letic events, plays, dances and the Spotlight Review. The members are selected on the committee on the basis ot ability. The attractive posters displayed in our halls and in downtown shops are supervised by this group, Printed stickers and handbills ore also capably taken care of by them. All advertising tor the Associated Student Body is directed by this efficient group. PIERRE PELLISSIER w I r K I Ham: n MacLean S Wes? R Barmore S Allen L Garrelfson Row 2 ack H c rerman I ey adren L Bowen N Doell M Couch M Wrnghf P Chaney F Pells sner Row 3 G Haxllfl T Whuffemore M Castor M Keller A Curry D Marhn P Pellnssuer B Bafhgale M Wes? B Shckney J Mclver J Udlck E Llnney D Grool Say who does that swell 'ob on the decora Irons for The Affer the game dances? Oh dont you know? The dance club lakes care of that and a wonderful 'ob they do foo Also we may well be proud of the servuce which they have rendered durnng the year of able leadership of Puerre Pel Mass Pamela Sfrathanrn V948 49 under the lussuer and advuser The dance club IS a very Creallve group for there IS work of a klnds Involved A few of The S' i 75, the dance club IS responsible are basketball and football dances o the Sad Hawklns dance They loo offer fheur assistance af all other dances IIEIIUHIITI DY U5 1' I A 'I - - II I , :A ale.. N , , . .l ' ' 6 - - l I X . . - , . , I I A . ff II: f If 1 . . f In I . M1 I, . as Va' . - ' arf ll -- wings for which f , 48' ' ir . 1 : als me , , Ro : J. Walsh, B. Eme y, P. eesI'nq' J. 'lfo, E a.a1 ,' Ish ' , .s.sIkl',J.w'u , .DfAu,rf Ref ff . ,T war- SE ATUHS gs css' wi Ll ,.,. me Guilty or Not Guilty -that is the question. The answer came from the iudges after the violator had had a tair chance to defend himself. Under the leadership ot Don Douglas, ad- viser, and Wayne Kopren, president, this year's Student Court of selected males succeeded in .. f upholding the rules and regulations ot W. U. H. S. S111 Their main job, however, is responsibility tor the male conduct about the campus. They also lead in encouraging boys in their school to high standards. The Senators organization is a service-ren- dering group consisting ot about thirty Junior and Senior boys whose interests and activities are varied. Q' Alia L P' i 4 Ci, il N Row I: Lett to right, K. Wright, B. White, K. Schmutzer, W. Kopren, J. Spiri, T. Kroeger, S. Smith, Mr. Douglas. Row 2: B. Hanberg, D, Gish, R. Marteniz, L. Anderson, N. Hunter F, Smith. Row 3: J. Leftler, E. Reese, R. Graham, D. Lewis, M. Reeceon, T. Garrett. Row 4: L. Bailey, J, Schmidt, D. Kracke, R. Bonham, J. Hartman, B. McFadden. The Girls Council is a select group ot girls from the Junior and Senior Class. lt is spon- sored by Mrs. Cumberland, who has given her time and eftort to make this organization a success. The Girls Council is always standing by when they are needed by new and old pupils. One ot the highlights ot the year was the Big Sister Plan, which the Girls Council SDOD- sored. Every treshman and new girl is as- signed a Big Sister to whom they may come tor advice and helptul assistance. Every girl considers it an honor to belong to this active organization. Q. . iE3ZI: 5f- ' H Et ls v A Q. x 5 ,105-V v 4' H1 4 l, e, f k . GIRLS EUll EIL .. . -gigs? '- f I 4: 1 IE ,Q-2 K . , Q, f - ' tx r 'f .Q YK n 'Q , g . i r , xg Q. ' A- C 5,-Ng i Q, . N 'L uf, . wg lyk fi QQ: .E C Qi' :QW 6 s- 1 f , Y 4 G 1 li 3! -C, :W I Q Sf . 5 i - -. x .. lip- 3 It . . -sy .. 5 Qs f ss-fir-sw Q -sa . A I G3 .1 hier' ftinf. Lk U .g...E4.. ' 'X wEzsiTtQf'i'fswf D .rx ilk .five lmtv x Qi .L 'Q ' N '-'- vs .ug ,xg - J'.'Zv- . V .t,LyJt:g:,g5A.LI..f'm s 4 r . , 4 , L 3, A 5, ,.,. - . g 1V,:'f .-svn .1 fret,-aulffrifizif 1 Y- . - S i 'E l Row I: A. Dougherty, J. Bolton, S. Garman, C. Moon, J. Crinishaw, C. Orcuff. Row 2: J. Waldren, L. Arnold, P. Downing, G. Haas, 6. Garfin, Mrs. Cumberland. Row 3: L. Lewis, S. Choate, A, Ermiqaret, M. Templeton. Row 5: A. Jaurequi, NI. Castor, B. Sticlinoy. fl W Rowl L Ewan? H James M Kellogg C MacLean G Haas C Moon S German J. Day. Row 2: P. Murphy, J Connolly J Marshall B Sorey M Adamek M Muller E Park E Bowen M Borchers, M, Weaver, P. Goney, F Savery Row 3 B Jackson M Wasserboebr J Barton L All H S huerman J Cederburg, J. Houghton, Kingdom N Hall urre Re no s Co In Ba son R w J Taber, S, Lane, M. Aguilera, J. Maqana L Gutuerrez L Chavez Row5 D Whnttaker P Oropela J Maxwell F Pellrssuer B McFadden The Student Body Council conslsts of o representotvve from each basuc course class They hecr reports from the Cabinet ond Representctnve Board concernung school service clubs, school government ond unfor motion pertolnlng to the student body os o whole The councll holds monthly meetlngs and then the reo resentotuves present thenr bosnc course closs wnth mformotron glven to them ot the councll meetings 5. Piawlwwgmwm K xx AH A if WW A MMM if w :wm- -a. -Sk, fr' 61,132 'f ' 1' G 2? vit? ' f M al get urns s u,,?,..v,xf...J,,., Lwwgy, lik , :Quai-i THATS FOR ME And thot con be for you at you ll go see R H MCALLISTER 81 SON at 191 South Greenleaf Avenue obout o smooth radung Buack We see Corol Kabre and choufteur Mackey Ccasey gust before they leave on thenr trnp When better outomobales ore bualt Buack wall buald them CAMPUS CLEA UP EA PMB f 13VS0uPCHttt Hr-1Vf:. 1:13 -fe flf ll AM Wwe! t. WMP 5 - YES at ns very evndent to the students faculty and people In general connected wlth Whuttler Hugh very evident Indeed that we have B O Thus trmely expression ns so used to say that our campus has from tnme to ttme been cluttered with lunch sacks and lust plaln trash The photographlc masterpiece seen above ts one of the many Campus Clean Up prolects of the Representative Board Another clean up slogan was Lets keep our campus Snow White and notices Inserted In the bulletmn read somethlng luke Mirror mirror on the wall who are the culprits who wont puck up their lunch sacks? and many other such sayings To return to the photo above these people were partrcuponts In a parade to promo o the campaign Sunny Dell Acre ers are from left to rlght Ronnie Baird Jim Evans Nancy Nordstrom Cllft Robinson Gerry Gartnn Anna Doone Halls Evelyn Jordan Joyce Cook Luz Llnney R L McFadden Michael Casey Cathle Moon Daniel Swltt Bev Rrngland Glrley Sharman and Farley Moe We of the Annual Stal? pun a rose on your nose TAKE ME OUT TO THE TRACK MEET We see Pat Partrldge Conn e Maclaln and Peggy Down Ing already there ln stunning sum mer apparel from TIBBETTS l cated at lOl South Greenleaf Russell Bonham and coach Tom Phelan agree that Tlbbetts IS tops for good loolcmg clothes for la cues STEPPING OUT WITH MY BABY ls Bull Walker with his gurl Pat Hoyle They are stepping out In Good Footwear from EARL DOUGLAS SHOE STORE at ll6 East Philadelphia Remember for shoes youll sumply adore nts Douglas Shoe Store 9 EW, 11.1111111111 f 13111 EHS ,ll UF 11112 131111111111 As far as wins go Whittier did an excellent rob when you think of the difficulties coach Ira Cochran faced :M at the start of the football year With only a few varsity lettermen and mostly inexperienced players and X plagued by many IHIUFIBS the Cards showed as excellent spirit and foot ball sportsmanship as any ofthe oth er league teams The Card grid ma Nwscijgx Xe N xxx Wayne Kopren coach Corky Cochran Norman Reese chme placed fourth in the league Kgs! ,O 3 IstStr1ng J E Reese W Kopren ltd K .fk Xi! 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'Fluff'-2 'iw W M ,fr www Zum A season ot sportsmanshrp spr rut and teamwork IS what Whrttrer possessed when she started her tootboll season We played a couple of non league games that werent on our schedule These were Long Beach Jordan and Ful lerton Union Hugh The boys In red and white lost both ot these heart breakers The next game wrth El Monte was different They too the vwlnnrng honors and planned to outgump the Jaclcrab buts of Poly Poly hopped awoy wrth a wan os drd Wrlson Keppel ond Alhambra The last game ot the season was a thriller wrth the Eycelsuor Prlots The Cards flew rrght by the Prlots to wan their second and last aame Wrth the play collrng ot Wayne Kopren and Norm Reese tne co captains of the squad the -k... 6 I Q-Q,,,,,, ,9 'QM ... ,..., - Q... ., Q3 , P wr W YL 79 M f 1: LL 1 UNIUP1 AHSITY H E S E H E S The Junior Varsity under Joe Pike were the boys who really played a rough game of football thus year Unable to letter these fellows worked hard to form the oetter varsity squad of the future Many trmes they are called upon to scrummoge wuth the varsity and helreve us the varslty really get a workout All thus IS experience for tne future Whrttrer varsity BEE BU l-Hill ENT The Whittier High Bees placed third in their league this year to sup- port the honor ot Whittier, Under the excellent coaching of Gene Win- einger and Steve Ellish the boys gave all the other schools a battle they'll never forget. Good coaching and the will to go on make the perfect team and that's what the Bees were. Congratulations on a successful sea- son and we hope you have many more KEN SCHMUTZER Captain GENE WINEINGER Coach Na.. s ow Salow W Payne D Stanfie E De La oa Martin M Benner R Magnuson Ouver Wnnkelman J Fanning N Giardina H Adrich w Baron R Ches er Schmutzer J Vaughn A Valero M Altschuler J McClellan T Lambert J York F Mortensen H Newson L Fanning H Davidson A Hoving 3rd Row G Montgomery G Betker B Petersen B Dewhurst P Saxon R Arrona D Pickup B Christian J Fox B Mohr 8 Simpson l Q A Q ff , if I 5 K N rr f rs ' s D 1 . wot, . .gli . I M. og V H It R 2 P. , . I . ld, . R s , B. ', . ', . , E. l' I R, ' , . ' , . ' ' , . l ' ,R. Raile. 2nd Ro : S. Ellis., A. E. r , . t , K. 'ffiwffi , 'Naam 'W T42 nl :Ir Jrflcy ,AW jf KW' .Aw MJ '5- driw 52... Q- ,Y w.1'1-Wulf' HERBIE WILSON, J. B. Capt. There are few words which de- scribe greatness, but all you can think ot, and all we can think of, add up to the fighting Jay Bees ot Whit- tier. Many of these boys will be the real Bee squad of l949 and any of them will tell you the training they had in J. B. was well worth it. From the J. B. squad we thank you Coach J. W, Morgan for your time and pa- tience you gave to us. Y BEE5 as A Newegg iricxk ix view ,R ,i Bottom Row W Boeringer R Goldhahn R Shuts B Shaddacks H Wilson F Garcia A Rowman G Pace Garcia w ess r Ensow Lake M Schro T Glidden H Garre L Pure D Alexander R Wakefield E Ramirez A Chavez R Eckerman D Myers B Billings bt I I 1 'E' I . Jud 5 M .,. I 1. 2. S iii. ,wiv 4 ,',nE,,f,. ,-. 1 6. Nkl. 1 im1l,:,: ,K Q, .. ,N y 6 . .f Jlgm. .s K V- , L N A :wg .-5 -gmt . .f y ful M 15, -- , ' A A f , .,.. ' wr 1 - fmt., . , . 5 - - t 't , ' ..- . W' Y ' A' oh . 9 V ' . 3' . '. ' . Ro 2: R. Burg I J, Kelfne, R. l , B. , . th, . ' , . t, . c ll, S Palmer, L. Stevens, B. Dingman, Coach J. W. Morgan. Row 3: A. Aldrich, F. Roche, D. Haddon, G. Bryeans, Mas txibkemm ww, Furs? Row T Cooper owe H ensley R w G Sm: B Cam e D Sfevens Olds R Mlfc e rown T ong oden ow Dcwnen A ua B Pnper M Poe H Towre R Bells A Vela co a ey Ey er M Reyno ds C Daug er Mc ury Jo nson Spear C Can le 3rd Row wrence C Acosfa D Wolie P heafley M off Rlc ar son Love T Mufchell L Thomp n D Spencer R Sawyer A Armenfou 49h Row B Tracy N Mefheny R Olsen Jerome Monfgomery D Wood J Mudra B Sunclaer B Havens J Brunk D Bachman W Askew W Horney EEE PIB SHI SHUI-T I.- - 1 . V , y ,,,. .1 ,ff v , jk ' 3 H- . ' , 4, V ' 1 .2 .f , L, V 7,4 ' 4 ' , w' . 4. . Jr. ' 'Z TED MITCHELL and CARL ACOSTA, Cee Capk. STEVE ELLISH and TOM PHELAN, Ceo Coaches My V J - Zlv ' ZAA -W.. ,.y,' . , V- VIA. V V , ,.., A ' X mf CN , ,Mfr , . N,,f if , , lllv iw- ,V I - V lg, 3 ' ..,, V A 1 5: fi ' ff Zi-im' ,, ',,. 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M hw, 417, MIG ,wat W--fm Wm., Whlttner Hugh water polo teams are the most feared In the league as they won the Fifth annual C IF water polo tournament The B and C teams were the league champs The Varsrty team was league co champions, but were defeated In the play oft game by El Segundo 8 to 6 In a close game All of the teams were talented and deep In reserves, and made a good show an for their school All teams were coached by Heber Holloway and assisted by Hap Waer Varslty teams were co captalned by Marvin Glese and Pzerre Pel llssuer, and the Bs were captalned by Paul La Joue and Cs co captarned by Allan Dalton and Gordon Prlsbrey ff 41 Counterclockwuse from cage D Chaffee C Sanford B Mulls P LaJo:e R Kassenbrock D Smuth D Ren N McMullen J Hubman J Sanders J Schmutt D Osborne A DoLcon D Rassmuxssn . , ,V , we W , 3 Q - f 'I Q . . . 1 Q K 4, W' .. .J , ' I 7 if . I f 2 I 1 3 4 f m lm 5 . I 1 'ff if f - . J ff av 1 to ,. Q , 'Q , , 3' 5 I ' A E ,U ' . A -S f' - . 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W M ock rom op e I son n omg s e I r J Dys onof? n c ow man 1 me r n nsfon D Bre Bo en D Hutcheson B Loihrr .Q AX Q V I if ,, A JW f 0 A al., ,-' A ' ' A J 9 - -W Q q J J Q J J ,, x A , Q f 4 fm. . K' ,ww s A- A FM CI wise 5 9 N ff J. R'chard , G Harriso T. M ' , A Dalfony G, Pri b y, F, PeV'ss'e, en, N M - , D Wh'H ken B Ensi , D. Moss , D, McW3U'arns, D Daifonh A Pi I J. Bu fo , R. Dav3s, J Joh I wer. R, w W Y. , . 'QE 3' ' 'Y ' ' ,- , f M -9 ' . WW 'R 9' Y H' Ag I 1 J 1 X m f f I , x. x ' J . 'I J , g 1 P I 4 I I ' ' f V 5 . I Z ,,4l, W' 5 D, ff if ll. H l V H x,O,,,,y G. I , , b .rn L Da von P, Pel Issl r l Tll 2 Waer H o Prsbrey J Graham D Ox o 'Wa s., e A a D Osbourne G Prusbrsy EHUSS EUUNTHY CABBI LS This year s Cross Country Team won the Conference first place tl tle and Russell Bonham and Bull Shuman received conference plaques for their outstanding per formance The teams only loss was a practice tllt with Long Beach Jordan Coaches Tom Phe lan and Roger Weeks are proud ot thelr teams accomplmshments Whlttler l7 Whsttler Whlttler Whrttler Whittier Whrttrer Whnttner E Monte P Mark Keppel 42 Alhambra Excelsior L B Jordan Montebello Rowl F Aguilera A Angelo B Crowthers Row2 R Bonham B Shuman Don George F Agurlar TOM PHELAN, ROGER WEEKS . . I 38 I I . . Whltier 34 Wilson 45 ' ' 30 L. B. any so ' ' 37 ' ' 23 33 ' ' 27 ' 5l ' ' 3I . . 26 ' ' 32 49 I' -.-,r fr ra 1 xv NN N lun till! tllll w I Sanchez A Lopez A Cunmngham E Orozcc L V Kly M Whrtcomb C Lee J Patters R w 2 Clrnton C Garwood M Jones L Blower L Barley B Walreford Row 3 G McMillan C Jones P Chaney G Wagner B Whltfaker S Gay J Brown G Trrpp Row 4 D Velasco V Velasco E Bruno E Grada M Cassleman B Barmore B Opening y0UrGAA sport Asher Row 5 L Hardy J C Grada C Grada Row 5 M Jordan B Bathgate P Wrllrams Wrthelm J ruce N Pyron E Gernak Row 6 C Hughre P Davrs D Warren 5935071 WQ5 Q fufnguf Of many Collrns M Chaney M Nelson N Peterson S Foster B Bures I Varela gurls for volleyball and danc :ng Each member ID volley ball struvmg to do her best IS what makes a winning combrnatron A good serve, a fast ball that lust had to hut the net and It s a point for the other srde Then we have dancmg The class was of forty flve or more gurls and they really worked hard wrth thelr manager Patience and perseverance flmsh with a beautiful vifilliQ'iOE?i5QALL A ll HA cl is 8 i Rowl E Olozca R Nagy E Horllrolp J Brerbaum P Downung P Sterdel B Faerster Rowl M f pr Nelson I Verela L Masters A Hawley G Haas H Flrnt L Arnold M Oclrerman S Kent Q if Row! L V Kley B Marshall J Mathrsen M Patterson C Bauer S R Eddy Row 4 M Flax 3 it 1 We mi man C Hunnncutt, J Pslton J Mattressen, B Beane, I Barmore B Absrcrombre Row 5 J Bacon N Arnold V Blorlrqurst P Brunlr, M Redrclr, G Massangole, C Grade Row 6 D England, Betty Abercrombre, Mrs Serafrno J Teerner, N Hunter,J Clark, B Taylor, E Anderson, J Jones, R Barmoro, M Whrtcomb C Eby S3 ,. ..-rife 6 li Q 'E frvww , fm ' - - I tr- cj ' 2 --.. ' ' , A' , L-z-ffi t ...Q I +4 ' +' ' , , Q 1 57 , A 3 A .. . 4- ' .-lr. l . ,s . A ' . - I A F Q' 1 ' I - ss r. l ' gt ' l XL, M . if 'R 2 Q I -11. f . M x ' . ex. 1 - 4 - t L. tl , 3, V K 5 , L , I ' 3 A ' 5 L ' ' ' , S A wif i . . I ' ' 'P 'if 'E A I 5' ' .rl 'A , i I I i 5 'A 3 ' .e e on I , Af' I I T L L l it ,. M, J 9' Ro 1 F. , . , . ' , . , . . , . ' , . I . on, Q. : l.. ' , , . , . . , . ' , . . D.-1 ,:.'B .' ::,' ,Cf e 1 ' , S . I 5 Q - X J C . , Q P P f W I f I Y -. My 1 . f I K . my L E5 rl 'Min' The clash of the cymbalsll The blare of the hornsll What IS lt? Why Its our most deserv P H H I H Ur S :ng Cardinal Band led by Mr John Chicken zeft The band has really been In there pltch mg by adding pep to our games and rallues The mam event ID the Sprung us the Annual Concert which presented by the band dns E 5 E L E plays great muslcal talent All ID all the band IS an outstanding example of a musical organ: zatlon We are really proud of them 'Ui Q a n p r B Van B S Hopkms E Wusmer C Orcutt A Burns J Gmgles M Hardy G Grffuths f'.' Tift' .. A, h i . r-v -s 'T' 5. ' v g , .Af ,.:: ::L ' -in if TZEFQZ 3iQfQ T E 3 iii A ,, ,, .nie . I il AA. GEUHEE WASHI BTU SLEPT HERE it gs , Thus years Fall Play sponsored by the .lumor Class was really a hllarnous comedy The cast was headed by Lee Graham Mickey Casey and Jay Hearn who portrayed their parts very well The play was about a rickety old house from whuch the Fuller s were mseparable ,. ,I N1 , Q U ' 5 . Y f X if sf 1 I -I .A - '-Q , ff v . Q , .4 Y., S . ,N J ,E .SEV se A if A x xui ex Q ' l r 5, 3 T ., RA' y- 4.1.1 ,,,,-an-nr Left to Ruqht D Huqhey B Farmer F Schmndt M Garlaepp B McFadden P McOuown D McNeely Burdq G Madran W Fuck L Graham J Hern M Casey E Stewart J Matthressen J Fredrnckson , , . , , , , 1 - 1 We . 5 Q l f T ' T 2 ri ' ' :3 ' - K r 7 I W ' . T 3' . . A k ., 'X J A - uf + , 0- .V ,. . Y 4-. 1 f W M . lv l 1 In Fliiffl N .T ' ,- , - T ' M., ,, , ,- -V A , , , M . ' T ,. 1,. P I ,-M f T -ri' W. .T -f ,f ..,.v:- r-. f A -- -f--t 4 ' ' 'MT Mft' , T A 4 ft 4 I 'I :H , qt., V ha 3 ' I . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , M QOQLOOQT J GOIUKQS N? K e SCHOOL DAYS Joan Taber Prerre Pelltssler and Barbara Sea well find that for clothes tey srmply adore Its PENNYS DE PARTMENl STORE at 142 North Greenleaf Avenue STORMY WEATHER Marnanne Lewis flnds that her new green corduroy rarn coat from JUS TINES at l72 South Greenleaf Avenue IS suitable for both ram and casual wear fa WHICH TWIN GETS HIS CLOTHES AT STOP- PEL S3 Both Jerry and Jimmy Johnston get their clothes at STOPPELS l65 South Greenleaf be- cause Stoppel s carry complete outfits for boys and young men from four years old to twenty. 3' f 2ef Mafia - c-25 - , 4 ji' fi L x . I 3. .fw- , 4 X.. MAM' SELLE-Says Jim Simmons, may I assist you in your shopping at the Whit-Leaf Grocery. Evelyn Lynch finds it a pleasure to shop at the Whit-Leaf Grocery and so will you. Remember WHIT-LEAF GROCERY at 130 West Whittier Blvd. me-SE .2 ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET-is CARIULLO S CAFE, located at 5l5 East Whittier Blvd. Eloise Bray, Duane Calkins, Yvonne Sweeny, and Don Schaedel are enioying some ot Carrillo s food, You I! strike it rich if you eat at Carrillo 5, i I 4 ?'35'5fC7 ' J f'H 'Q '7 .Th ' ' ,af f if is r. uf' i . f-54 ' '53 ff' , .- 2 G+- V - asf,- ' ,AXA ,' f. -.1 'fi Q 4 ' : I bi., V f' -- 'Q f si: I 'r ' ... I Q.. ' I I, I P mx. -p 5' - . -1 Q 'V '1 H I Q 'V 'Sv-. A riizzf' ' A 4-45 a , 1 -ll M ' , v' 1 ,1 . ,J , , 1 , l I I I -4. I .V v,L. - . , . . ,. , 1 ' l Q I - a I if . jf i .I 1 X . ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON-Come with us and watch the Cardinal ball club play at York Field. Its a grand game, played by top ball players. For equipment that will make your own games be tops, its SPORTSMANS PARADISE at 3l3 South Greenleaf Avenue. THRU EH THE fav X a E , HNTEH Christmas earals, New Year's Eve, haskethall: these are the symhals at Winter! Danny Osborne . . . a capable Soph President . . . good looking . . . swimming star . . . Vice-President ot the Pep Club. . .well liked by every- one . . . Nona Pyron . . . able Vice-Presi- dent . . . always smiling . . . active in G.A.A .... peppy member of Rep Board . . . easy to get along with . . . Dot Smith . . . studious and hard- working Soph Secretary . . . really efficient . . . looks and vitality plus . . . a credit to the Soph Class . . . Norma Doell . . . darling Sopho- more Social Chairman . . . member of Dance Club. . . friendly smile. . , fun to be with . . . personality plus... Vice Presidenf -fl Q N. PYRON Presideni D. OSBORN Secretary D. SMITH Social charm J N. DOELL SPDT fi K 5 A Row I: J. Cooper, C Crosby, B Hanner, R Canfield, L Wood, I Davis Row 2' L Garrefkonl R Cox, G. Evans, A. Hiaff, N Doell, C Bnuce, D Smith, J Mo, J. Bruce Row 3: D. Osborne, Miss R. Shephard, B. Sony, A. Guan, B. Bavhgnc, M. A Cola, K. Nordnrom, N, Pyron,G.McMiIIar1, B. Parks. -4. EL 55 ur 1171127 r 4---' of-.Za-M. ...ml We-, W.. ,. ., My 3 6 if t .QF ' V: , . W 'iss 'Y ,g s,lE,,g:,f Sophomore Class up to bat! With Danny Osborne as Captain and Miss Rowena Shepherd as Manager, the Soph Class really has had an exciting season. These upper-lower classmen made a hit with their freshman-sophomore dance, The Snowflake Fantasy. W- ,. A- ,, ,M ,,,,,,,,M --.,,,,.. h , U, Acting os the team, the Soph Council scored o run with its selection of the iunior rings. And now ot the close of the second inning, the score stands two years completed, two more to go. ...EDU EIL i U g Y l ...soul , M .wwf- MM A f - . '1 v ,M-vf' MR. AVILA Adviser The M. A. M. Council helps to further the Mexi- can - American Movement through education. The club consists ot only students ot M6XiCOH origin. With Mr. Row I: S. Lopez, C. Aguilera, R. Viera, G. Rosales, L. Riv Avila as their adviser, the students sponsored many activities, among them be- ing a Valentine dance which was held after school. iera, J. Garcia. Row 2: E. Quintana, D. Velasco, D. Mendoza, K. Martienez, L. Guitierrez, L. Chavez, M. Rincon, E. Orozco, Mr. Avila. Row 3: L. Loza, M. Aguillera, C. Cadena, M. Marrufto, M. Aguillera, R. Treio, L. Corrales, L. Aguilar, A. Aguirre. Row 4: T. Bueeno, M. Quintana, R. Espinosa, J. Espeleta, F. Aguilar. WUHLD FHIE HSHIP 2 f 'twin - .- my - s f' L . - .--,vw - Row I: P. Niwinski, S. Wagner, B. Baum, B. Drake, C. Hancock, Allen, P. McKensie, K. Jeffers, L. Marsters, Row 3: E. Summerfelt, G. Crocker, D. Cessna, C. Jones, M. Cole. Thompson, S. v W With their adviser, Mr. Johnston, the World Friend- ship Club fulfilled their ideals to promote better un- derstanding and friendship between countries. Also serving as a service club on the campus, it has spon- sored a noon movie and a Frieburg benefit this year. Our World Friendship Club has been a real asset to our campus. FINANCE EUMMITTEE .EUHR LEWIS Advtser Row Brrnlz J Mo C Brundun N Pyron E Dayhuff Row 2 D West D Olson R Moseley Row3 E Summerfelt R Davns H Robunson A Srmth D Lewus The Cardtnal Ord: nance and Reception Service helps new stu dents get acquainted wut the school and shows them to therr classes Under the dlrec tlon of Miss Kung he CORS spent a usy year extendrng courtesy to all newcomers by showrng them around the school and helpnng them to tlnd therr classes These busy com keepers regulate tlcket sales at all athletrc actuvutues They are also the reason why man agement ot Student Body Card sales are so successful every year They have done an excellent rob all year with Mr Lewls as our bust ness manager Q R wl P Murphy J Wtlxon Mus ng w w Va Bu lf J Taylor Wasserbohr J Gerrard W Wmss R Ptckerung J Hot J Sanders Snowflake E O fantasy if '22 i 1 I0 ,fl-eva ml , December WM Xw f I 2 Q 'ki 1 5 Cf if .75 f E V ., ml X fl my S' '53 X X XX me to 11:30 M E E E E We XXV fkEs'flM,4N - Soeffomokf 0ANef QOJI946' ITS THE IIANEE IN DECEMBER A ff Q ,Y f. Fa. ?g'.1H,J'f B ll 'J X, 4 I .L 5 , ' x -, 1 .. fa, 'ff- E1-J, 42:1 fi' Q fl 1' S ,-L .f ,gh 6541 S g su 'Q gi 2' W A9 LAHIESI W ITI li A Whos that gal who hands you a program and thoughtfully flnds you a seat In that dark dark audltorlum when youre late? Shes one of our Cardunal Usherettes naturally' Wrth Miss Drake acting as adviser they put ln another wonderful year ushering us through such actlvltres as The serve much credit for their dutres throughout the year I Y 0 Fall Play and the Spotlight Revue. These girls de- v i ' A . EPFIIIIE EY EXPERTS Ort tl 'Cl- Need a punk sllp delrvered? ln John Murr you say? gup sure glad to These are lust a few of the remarks made by our Cardmal Guides on an average day These helpful lndlvnd uals give up a period each day to act as monitors and perform the many tasks of collecting all vrtal statrstlcs that help keep our school running smoothly Many thanks Guides for your untrrrng servrce 6 J wiki-' X MR HEMMERLING Advnser swf' Hey youl Have you heard our glee clubs sung? You have? Arent they wonderful? They re really qutte the celebrities now after their recent broadcast over KMPC Then of course, our glee clubs partucu pated In our annual Mtnstrel Show whlch was really hllarlous Along came the Yuletlde Season rn whlch both the Glrls Glee Club and the Mlxed Choir caroled us and sang In our Christmas Play Mr Hemerllng directed both of these groups through a year ot bustlmg actlvuty Guess we dont have to tell you all about our Sprxng Concert and how suc cesstul rt was Our glee clubs have contributed much to a.l our programs this year and have glven us many hours ot ltstenlng enloyment GlRLS' GLEE CLUB Row I: J, Clark, V. Edmondoon, C. Dykes, M. Peters, M. Aguilar, S. Grant, A. Jones, C. House, D, Bowen, C. Burgan. Row 2: D. Patterson, L. Cadena, F. Sanchez, S. Culp, F. Oels, P, Horton, C, Hancock, S. Spiller, C. Corwin, B. Forester, Row 3: H. Moon, G. Massengale, J, Magana, L, Belcher, W. Lockhart, M. Fliss, S. King, B. Fosdick, B. Hess, R. Weskirchen. Row 4: G. Freeman, G. Manooklan, M, Horton, J, Hall, D. Hosteller, L. All, B. Davis, J. Edwards, D. Harbour, J. King, B. Waters, D. Liercy, B. Greaves. W Q 'imap ff :db V UQ5 v Go 'L I 40 an af w, N pqmpfw , me mn, rw frm si' sw FAH EHS UF THE FUTURE The Future Farmers of America have a long list of activities to their credit. These boys have worked hard all year with their various proiects. Mr. Moores directed them through a year filled with gaiety as well as industry. Their livestock and produce exhibits have kept our Future Farmers in the public eye, as they carried oft their share of prizes. The State Exhibit found our boys well prepared and came through with many honors. Were proud ot our F. F. A .... lt is a real asset to our campus. ' TWH 5' Row I E Hancock C Carson R Bowsher D Heaps, D. Van Ooosting, D. Adams, P, Brokaw. Row 2: Mr. Moores C Johnson G Livingston R Neilson D Montague, F. Patterson. Row 3: J. Snedeker, H. Driver .. reawdh li '23 if ,-' 'W' Ql3'a.'fa' X . iv ,,, 5 .1 . ,.., Y ig.. i Q. I! tv TT W . HTAI EU SEIU Our Stage Crew deserves a curtain call. All year long they have been the men and the girls behind the scenes. With Mr. Dana Winters advising them, they have made assemblies run smoothly by directing lighting, painting backdrops, moving props, and making themselves generally useful in all our productions. We all appreciate the hard work you have done for us and our stage productions couldnt have made the grade without you. So come out from behind that curtain, Mr. Winters and your Stage Crew, and take a bow. Make it two! MR. WINTERS STAGE HANDS AT WORK Row I: D. Dean, C. Elizarras, M. Church. Row 2: B. Marshall, J. Morton, Mr. Winters, R, Haslarn, E. Stewar Row 3: G. Allen, T. Button, K. Van Sickle, J. Nicks. .-f' GLEN KELLY, Coach HSITY BOB HANBERG TED KROEGER SKETB LI. 2 T 2 , 2 5 A Q e EARL REESE R wl E Reese R Zabln W Kopren, T. Kroeger, B. Hanberq, Row Z' N. Reese S Srmih A AIbrugh9 D h ,-Maui. BRUCE BARNEWALT 55 - ? 5 4 STEVE SMITH RAY ZABEL Ro 1 5 , s E w It R. Spencer, D. Morris, J. Leffler, J. Spiri. Row Z: B. Barnewalf, H Conley, C. Arnold, HAROLD CONLEY The Cardinal Quintet got off to a fine start this year, whirling through most of their games with enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. Although many of the players were new, the old hands kept a steady pace and Mr. Glen Kelly produced a team that was hard to beat. Throughout the season our boys played hard and gave us some thrilling games, such as the game with the El Monte Lions with the score ending up 57-52 in favor of the Redbirds. Congratulations go to Wayne Kopren who flashed through all our games and was picked for the C. I. F. first team, one of the highest honors which can be accorded a prep basketball player. Wayne Kopren was also named to the first team of the Pacific League along with Bob Hanberg who was honored on the second team of the league. At the end of the season we find our team in third place in the Pacific League. Nice play- ing, boys! i ALLAN ALBRIGHT NORMAN REESE K T K gn. . .53 2: MM , . , . , , , , - - .. , ,R R is .- v. ' ,N ,W L X if it Q4 .gif was J -sr Af k x X . ..,, ,X M W 1 X mx 'f 7 ' M f 'V k S'- Q N Q Q X 15 - , .MA Q 55432 K- in V Y kk .. , Xb is ' ., P ' Wi! ' '1 I' ta. Q 5 3 ' ' , I .iw 1 X 5 s 4 A , 1 sal s,.'LAi' if ff' A .37 4. r a C ' I - Q I X Q WHHINII B BASKET B LL The Cards came up wuth practrcally a whole new team th year made up of t years Champronshup Cee Team They were good but had a hard time coping with such champronshrp teams as EI Monte and Mark Keppel AI though playnng a tough sched ule thus year these Red Bards never once gave up and at ways pulied through with an exciting and thrllhng perform ance They were guided by the ungenlous coaching of Steve Elllsh Ro I K Schmutzer M M Ils D Zabel Co Capta n J Hartman Captain H Ne som J ohnco ax a B Ne som D Jon s Coach Steve EII sh B Raysor W Pnerce K Hull Row I: A. Treio, T. Miichell, B. Griffilh, H. Courfney lcaplainl, C. Acosfa, J. Wohlmulh, B, Piper, E. Creek, Row 2: J. Spear lmanagerl, J. Love, B. Warren, B. Tracy, A. Hobson lcoachy, H. Bragg, E, McCalIisfer, D, D, McWilliams. Row I: M. Reynolds, B. Hensley, T. Long lCap0ainl H. Davidson, M, Grensfed, P, Lockhart Row 2: J, Miller, D. Golden, N. Sfewarf, B. Smith, G. Smifh, C. Course. Row 3: J. Urich, C. Kroeger, J. Johnsfon, E. Chaffee, P, Jones. EEE DEE BASKET BALL r I STI. The WUH S wrestling team this year made It known that It was one of the best teams In Southern Calltornla prep circles They were coached by Morrle Padua who was nn hns second year of coaching here A flne group of boys turned out for wrestllng Starters and their respective weights were as follows Roderick 95 lbs Dalton 103 lbs Callegham 112 lbs Rodriguez l2Olbs Fanning 127 lbs York 133 lbs Hardcastle 138 lbs Quuntara 145 lbs Chrttem 154 lbs Walker 165 lbs Pellentra 175 lbs and West at Heavy ont Row D Dalton J Lwrence P Roblero N R herds B oderrck B McMullen Rrc ards B Raw 2 D Chambers J Fanning J McKrnney J Vaughn H Prnmantn R Johnson E Hancock H Rodriguez J McMurtry C Callaghan F Flores R 3 Mr Padua N Hardcastle M Chagollan E Jones J Chlttum D West N Walker M Ourtana D Fuentes R Shoemaker D Hand J York Mgr J Tucker 4... sa firm on S 0 N35 R w I C J Hysel Owens J Callus G Sallee C Garwood J Bruce J Bnerbaum R Barmore Row 2 N Peierson L Grufflfhs I Varela V Velasco N Crozner D Warren C Dykes M Chaney B Whrfiaker E Fneldlng P Wullrams B Taylor M Ramler Row 3 S F er B Buses N Phlllppu V Sarff C Moon C C uns J M F Sanchez P Davus G Wagner N Pyron S Snkkung D Fosdlck M Hundley C Hughle Glrls Basketball and Badmlntnn Grada J Ca Row 2 E Jordan C Dykes C Garwoo rren C Collins B hlifaker G Sallee I I Varea R w 3 A Lopez L Clrnfon A Cunmngham E Grada E Bruno Sanchez M Holden P Norman G Wagner N Pyron P Davis C Rowl M Ramler C Grada S Garman C Moon J Owens L Kley P Keesllng Bruce J Blerbaum Taylor Hughne w I C x Ge Hase L Howe Tranquada D Barrenger H Bragg D Grnffm P Jenluns oqers w B Hanner M Garlrepp B Crar O Hinshaw M Schrofh R Murry K Small B Wakeford ron Row M Weka N Anewat B Hanner E lrvnng B Cnocca C Thornton P Rhone D Chambers eeve eson w Fo rn D Podmore K KI If D Webb R Hlebert Chnclrenzeff RHUSIE THE lMAESTHU One of Whlttter Union Hugh School s laculty members wno deserves lots of credit for hrs outstandlna worlc ts Mr John Cltclcenzeft B ng wth thts scwool for a number of years he has had a chance to work Wttn and to help develop many outstandtng mustcuans One of hrs many chores IS plannlng formations for parades and oo all halt ttmes whrch al sf s p easrng to crowd Worlang wrth the band and orchestra are two 'obs whtch occupy most ol has ttnne Hts pattence and abtltty are two factors whtch contrtbute to has success tn thts type ol work Ro : B. o , J. rrard, J. I Hg . Il, C B. R . Ro 2: . I . ' , . y N. Py . 3: . ll' . l, . K. R , D, Nl , C. Eddy. Ro 4: R. rd, B Ho ' I tb fi , ' - ' A -ay are I ' the 1 . el l ' ' 1 ' ' ' X GIRLS' LE!-H3 E HI .II As always the Annual Girls League Hu Jmxs was an other bug success thus year Wuth the hard work put forth by Mlss Margaret Wlthrow this years advuser the per formance was enloyed by every person lglrls only we hopel who crowded the auditorium Each slat along with the con tmulty was really apprecrated by everyone Annie Ermlgaret deserves a lot of credit for helping to hold the show together by carrying out the part of Mistress of Cerernonles so well B WHY THE IIHIME5 HA B The Dramatlcs classes brought us a different Chrnstmas presentation The play was Why the Chimes Rang lt was a beaututul story that we will all Loolr Steen she s kneelrng She s malnng the Sngn of the Cross remember The 'oy of the Christmas season was IH our hearts after watching the two small boys learn what It means to be charitable and self SGCFITTCIDQ A lovely pantomnme scene completed the picture for us and showed us the true meaning of Chrlstmas The Chnmes God s chlmes 'But first some porrudge for my pains 1 1. . . . . . 1. - I .. V It . H t . U t . . . ,, af is V' -5 .wil L. 'vi' gi, v 'T :W X.. . v X Y --inv J' 147' '51 EEUF IIHANTME T , .....,'m.nnu--a J gl ,X if V 1. 5 A -Ja..-f 2-14,--.M 1 'CWB Nfl!-10, my NW mm, ilftvf-Aw. ,7 A: V Q 4' K A 9 ,Q 1. I L i '. S 1 U ' I ' s sung mu. .f47f.,. , . 4 if . NWN ,ff -rm MM ,Zi XXX x x 'x Tlney always llnd Jacks lust the place to go, whether rr be alter school, aller library work or aller dating. You, oo, R rna Jac breakfast, lancn or dinners cant be bear. ff ' UPTOWN SALAD BOWL 0 BEVERLY 'T S MACK l-low llwe reference work and library sfudyang passes quickly for Marilyn Muller and Bud Sly You know the old say ang alter work comes play In Marllyns and Buds wands afler work comes JACK S z!'fq-'LS DREAM Here are Joyce Cook and Bob Martin dreamlng about the future To Insure their bright future they are putting therr money rn the WHlTTlER BUILDING AND LOAN at 210 East Phrladelphra GOOD NEWS Theres lots of good news found every day rn the Los Angeles Trmes Carriers Buzzy Hensley Herbie Wulson Mac Brown Roger Myrlck and Cleatus Eddy tlnd more good news The Los Angeles Trmes now offers rlers on the basis of good cltrzen shnp good scholarshrp and good workmanship as a carrrer The scholarshrp may extend to tour years and rs good at any acredr ted College or Unrverslty of the carriers choice The local LOS ANGELES TIMES offlce rs located at T08 Uorth Comstock Avenue scholarships to outstanding car- STROLUNG THROUGH THE PAPK ONE DAY Are Shrrley Gorman Ing her yellow knit dress trom MYERS Sportswear Department at l4l North Greenleaf Avenue WHNITER WONDERLAND In thus enchanted wonderland we see Colette and Steve Smith. Shirley is wear- Chaltant and Devon Gush wearrng twrn Jantzen sweaters from HILLS KITTEN ON THE KEYS Gretch en Haas and Bob McFadden can really tap out the rhythm vvlth their new shoes from GREEN WOODS SHOE STORE at 161 North Greenleaf Avenue SLEEPY TIME GAL Thus sleepy time gal IS Bev Rlngland modeling a punk satan negllgee from CATH ERINES SHOPPE 170 South Greenleaf Avenue J' O HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU l benng sold to Don Ashton by Eve lyn Jordon Eor! Reese ond Peggy Downing They ore now cbouf reody to enloy some of thot de lnclous coke from BETTY S BAKERY or 12724 EosrWI'1v1tler Boulevard N -s Q, 4 fb 5 N J 5 Ji Y ig 1 Q Q :lf 1' , Y Q UI NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUS! NESS ls so true It you see that show at any of the BRUEN THEA TRES You can plcunly see that these students find the theatre a grand place for laughs Youll find your frown a laugh If you lust relax and engoy an evening at the Wardman Whuttuer or Roxy Thea tre OUT OF THlS WORLD e furniture which Nancy Porter and Frank Smith are seated upon re minds them ot a sott gray cloud whlch IS carrying them out of thus world For modern house furnish lngs Its J F FLAHERTYS at l6O North Brnght Avenue Y t L NNN Ll evil uni 11 5 .....,,,...,lN I- W-L K x ID Q- -iii' --me '- Q hq'l-' 11 LL- ....: iGn.....,,,,. EAST SIDE WEST SIDE ALL AROUND THE TOWN Druvung around the town ts Don Padgett Rrdung wtth hum In has new Dodge are Loretta Schmidt Alan Albright Jeannine Arnold John Harvey and Marnlyn Votaw See thas darltng new Dodge at BERT MCFADDEN 644 South Greenleaf Avenue Let Bert show you thus new Dodge and youll see for your self that there IS no other car like rt today wuth so many outstanding features such as Lower outside Hrgher unsude Shorter outsrde Longer lnslde Narrower outsrde Wtder rnslde all thxs and Oyro Matlc drrve and New Flashmg Puck up It sounds ampossnble to have all these features In one car but nts true So for comfort speed and style lts DODGE or PLYMOUTH ahead by a mule 'YCTVQQQ THHUUEH THE I -at J fm' x 2 mini IKE SPRING Birdsnnqs, raindreps, splashes in the peel: these are the vniees nf Spring! 'f T3 '11 Row I Jean Mclver Muriel Keller Camulle Roche Row 2 George Gregory Harrlefi Fhnf Joanne Owens Row 3 Jam Walsh Marlyn Ockerman Joyce Cook 'Sm im fl I ,sv - ' a, - ' . 1 , 1 I , - E , Q-2? A JJ , , X 5 . 'g gf.: X ' ,, V f I 4 ' ,fm I 'E X Af Nh. I -Q j J JAUNTY UNIIJHS Row I Munel Keller Joyce Cool: Jean Mclver Marlyn Ockerman Camnlle Roche Row 2 Janne Pelfon Peggy Downmg Grefchen Haas Joanne Owens Row 3 Elna Anderson Marianne Lewls Hdffllff Flml Carolyn Tranquada Jean Waldren Row 4 Beffy Barmore Carol Hunmcuff Barbara Beane Joan Walsh La Donna All Row 5 Malora Gauldln Bea Shclxney Kay Fluqel Irene Barkley Shirley Alderman Row 6 John Sanders Bob Lmdval Jlm Walsh Joyce Murray Eslher Irving Row 7 Sieve Smnfh George Gregory 1 ' A . 2 ' , ' , , . : . I . .' . . ' ' 1 ' : I I I l I I 2 , .3 ' , 4 . ..,V ,X EL 55 UF ' 5? , , - ... QW 52 ii iw., ,, 2 2 5 'R-fi 'Q N mme H V I I iw ef' 'W' M7 A ze. With their hand-working officers and capable, co-operative council, the Jaunty Juniors iumped along at a lively pace this year. George Gregory, as President, presided over their monthly meetings and supervised the activities. Traveling with him along the busy road were Vice-President Jim Walsh, Secretary Joanne Owens, and Social Chairman Harriet Flint. i ni.xAl E ,...,-1... ,-Q- M.- q'V ' 2' -U-fwqglf. . ,.-:e,,, -9- .Tayk 't M ur N5 1 ic Ta Along the way the class presented the Fall Play, l'George Washington Slept Here, and put over the most important and exciting social event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. No, the Jaunty Juniors haven't had any long stop-overs, they've reached their destination -success -and had a wonder- ful time doing it. SPEAHI E UF EEHMA sv eff 7' x fans-vt Row I Mrsg Funk Duck Johnson Gene Summerfelt Margot Orenstem Hennz Stemman Jerry Vaughn Row 2 Carletta Dykes Ednth Stemrnan Mary Jane Horton Betty Wehner Lore Mueller Duck Henderson Allen Srmth John Schmrdt UFPIEEH5 Dick Johnson Heinz Steinman Duck Henderson Margot Orenstem Lore Mueller 4' 1 if ,. f7 .A'Q', ' ,ga - mf Contrnbutsons to overseas re le were the goal of year s German club and mem bers attained their oblectlve by sending sux relnet packages to Germany whuch were matched by sux CARE packages On the lighter slde the club enloyed a gala Chrvstmas par ty, complete wuth puppet show, play, and German songs At regular meetings, several speakers talked to the group. lid. uf' s....is.A Raw I P Cummings L Foote P Niwinslu L Griffiths C Moon M Garliepp J Craven S Day E VanBuslurk R w 2 B Beane J Connolly D Wolfe H Steinmann S Wallace C Thornton J Boers S Kent J Jenks olt aring ow Babsen M Warner Corvi e Bra P Nickolsons Row 4 J Ran a J Splri L Marty V Beers L Needham H Canter J Thompson E Steinmann D England O Hinshaw Eating French pastry while wearing masks is not easy - members of the French Club discovered during their Mardi Gras this year. The party was a big success though as was the annual Christmas party. Club members and adviser Mr, Avila met monthly in the Roman Room, and meetings consisted of speakers, plays presented by the different classes, and other types ot en- tertainment. A TIJUIIH UP FHA Gallla est omnls duvnsa en partes tres does that phrase run any bells to you a n Studes9 Hrghlrghtlng thus year s Latln Club actuvtttes was the gala Christmas party and IFlIllClIOH of new members Llpstlck smeared faces were seen abundance that afternoon And then there was the Roman bon quet wtth the Mlghty Oltlcers lying at the head ot the table serv: attending their every wus PHI DS HUM S -U04 avi -i-and Okay, now - hit that pinata hard, Annie. One, two, three --- whom! Oh, well ---you didnt want to break it any- way. The breaking of the at- tractive pinatos highlighted this years festive Christmas party. Food, songs, and games were enioyed by all er highlights of is years Spanish Club were the many original programs given regu ar meetin s throughout the year and t top it all oft the trip to Padua Hills in the spring LHS CU PA EHU5 IIHE IEAI. EAVALIEH5 The purpose of this or- ganization is to promote science. The aim was well carried out this year by the many informative field trips parties and meetings that took place Held every Friday the meetings of this industrious group were Interesting and varied They were planned and run by students who gave exhibits and demon strations of their various protects At some ot the meetings the club was hon ored to hear outside speak ers All students who took science courses could be long and those who did so tound its activities well worth their time wl B Gordon M Laumer B Pars J Mo A Cummings J Gerrard J Bruce C Ins B lute Mrs orn R w 2 Mr R binson R Lindvall B Asher B Crary P Odam J Bassford Wagner C Garwood K Jeffers M ordan w3 A Barton Z Woody B Black D Lewis A Smith Crocker J Randall L Marsters R Williams S Tripp P Smith EETI G I HEVEHE EE Row I: M. Cole, Barc J Gerr M Blankenship Jen ins M Meiser S Slagle Row 2 M Reyno s J. Brown, J. Sallee M Warner M Burnett G Sallee D Yaegei L Crary Row 3 B Wohlford D Austin B Wilson, J. Summer F Schmidt M Chaney M Headon R Phillips G Reed Row 4 D Downs H Eppeily T Gains, E. Bowen, N Anewalt A Seaberg B Rainsden B Anewalt F Bowen M Shurk P Reynolds Row 5 K. Bonillas, D. Osborne W Askew J Johnson R Having C Moore A Lindskog R Batelaan J Carpenter Members of the Bible Club met together this year in a mood of rev- erence under the direc- tion of Mr. Moores. At their weekly meetings they received inspiration from the tolks given to them by many of our Io- cal ministers and minis- ters from other nearby communities. These talks furthered their beliefs that God is an ever-present inspira- tion to them in their daily lives. K, LIFE MEMBERS OF CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION 'M' 'H Q ,QQ 1 fb vw . 'Sa li ai X' A Row I: left to right-J. Bolton, V. Kurth, C. Moon, S. German, G. Gartin, M. Garliepp, J, Davis. Row 2: D. Darling. C. Clairmont, 8. Hanner, A. Ermigarat, P. Dresser, A. Dougherty, J, Taber, J. Allison. Camera-shy: B. Carter, D. Kracke, 8. Turnquist. What a beautiful lawn! Gee, I wonder what it would be like to live here! These awed exclamations could be heard in abundance from members of the Scholarship Society on their first-semester field trip to the Huntington Library. I TELLEIIT UNLIMITED 0 L' .J ?6?,, 'r lPU ' The second semester featured an enjoyable trip to the Philharmonic to see the Great Waltz. Lite members receive this honor by having membership in the Scholarship Society for six semesters, one of which must be in the senior year. Twenty students this year earned Life Membership. an-if f'l'2-:ei TENIXH-I ACTIVITIES Girls' Girls' Heres your chance the golden opportunuty you ve been warttng for Dad you know that e 48 49 Radio Club was made up tlrely from the male lac lon W U H S 2 A few of the more memorable tnvrttes this year Included a field trlp to the Montebello Htgh School Ama teur Statton their work with some Naval Reserve transmitting and re ceuvmg equipment and some radar equipment which they were prnvx leged to set up ear meetings held eve y Wednesday mornung and ably pre suded over by Don Lewus were suc cesstully guided through the year by faculty advisor Mr. Sheftey. SH TTER SHARES Endung nts thrrd year as an organs zatlon the Foto Meeters was 0 pop ular and successful club lts mem bers under the leadershnp of Mr Hemmerlrng learned to become more Interested an photography and also learned better photographuc methods at thelr meetlngs held the flrst and third Mondays of each month One event that rt sponsored thus year was the Annual W U H S photographlc contest Wunners were the following Don Pryor flrst Jam Tunnel second Don Pryor thurd and fourth Brll Black and Ed Ketchum I l WMM' I . , . , f , if , 2 ,' 2' , f'fh. , gi , wi 'Q cuwl, .Qs WATER ll IIEHS ,. , few Y I Q ' L f I W .,w..,,.,,., ,,,,, W 1 Nj , ix.,-ll. - A px i ,. x .w . x Fron? Row-!eH fo right: D. Osborne, D, Owens, J. Davis, B. Hailsione, B. Bowen. Row 2: J. Ensign, P, Groof, J. Garrick, P. Pellissier, J. Leffler, J. Saunders, G. Bouldway, M. Giese. Row 3: J. Lance, Coach H, Waer, Coach H. Holloway, 4... by , ,,,.,,,.., .... , , yy, V I 7, fm, 'f I 3 VL? if-1, , 9612, I 0 4, I fri V ny 'Aw ,. ,f ' ?Wf -V I 'f Z 1 my M V X , V . J i V V . , , , ns ffffeaaw wwf.wW,, f f, H . ,,,,,t, Q 4 ' ' Q 45 f . J as J cn W. W, if 45 , 5 7, Y , -as f X My jk. W1 1 lgnggvvwwww, . . I. . 9' W ,, .V . 2 D' mr I 4' ' V 4' ,ff V5 . 4' . ,..,, . my -ssl ag. If lull fr ':i I1 -'muh 95,9 Q 'Q'- Row I D Rasmussen B Sunclarr B Pmdar N Macmullen S Slevers C Bagley Row 2 L Stevens J Johnson H Wrlson R Myrnck D Bettencourdt 6 Prusbrey B Dnngman J Shanks Row3 G Harrnson J Adaur P Jordan R Kassenbrock T Gludden B Dneter R Hart Row 4 Coach H Waer Coach H Holloway J Schmrdt Heber l-lolloways mermen swam to a no loss season thas year settrng records all the way The always cluckxng relay team composed of Jack Davis, Barkley Haulstone and .lam Ensign brought home many trophues tor Whlttzer students to admire All three teams Varsity Bees and Cees, put rn a lot of tnme and effort to form a Championship team The Bees, sparked by Gordon Prlsbry Danny Osborne and Johnny Sanders swarmed all over the other schools In all the meets Whlttuer placed highest In pomts at the C l F lnvxtatlonal meets at El Segundo R wl J Dysert D Wood R Bowen J Brunk F Pellussrer Row2 J Mudra L Garrett P Jones D Go en F Parkey B Belles M Weaver Row3 D WebbBMorrns A Dalton L Garretlson P Nucholson J Rrchardson Row 4 Coach H Holloway Coach H Waer 0 'X TRACK ATHLETE5 wl R Bonham J Sepulveda F Aguilar J Hxarf R Chavlra A DeLeon R Abos F McClain D Groo w Z M Schrolh D Wulnams B Helm C Stem G Gore R Kolle V Lockharl J Morlon C Camp D Myers Rowl L Sharpess I s L Taylo B Marfm R Marlunez R Wmkleman D Pryor w 2 J McCle n B Mallson D George D Crowlher R Goldhab B Chrusllan E Ketchum M Allschuler Slayhorn R Donnelly R Murray B Dahlen J Fox D Alexander C Lee M Gonzales 'M 3 wdf A 1 ar w 3 R Keck v'i2Q X2zefw 5 'W L4-Ki! V, Af N R0 I - , r . - ' , - ' . . ' . - . - . - ' . - Ro : . , . 'I ' , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . bell 2 , I , B. BiIl'ng, . r, . ' I . ' I . ' , . . Ro : , . , . , , I . , , ' ' , . , . .Ro 1 . , . , . , . , . , , , . , . . 1 4 , 4 9 . f L 1 x U . z I f , 4 A I f. 153 7 4 -v 4 f o.,., 5 g. f ' iii, f li 2 A ,ggblqi 'M ,Q , ' 2 ' L14 ff ., K 1 ,: ' X ogy 1 1 2 'yy 4 ,- 4' 5 a if , . 3 , , I ,341 . r if -A . 'f ' 'vg f .' ' V 4, V' -, 's qflfa. 4 ,. . I? ' 3.3M-': f': I' A 'V f . A gf L' . X -, Af, M. I uw ,V Vi., ,,:,.,A' A ,Lit ,L Q r , .L ,ff Row I: A. Viera, F. Aguilera, J. Maxwell, N. Metheny, J. Love, M. Brown, J. Snow, J. Montgomery, B. lracy. Row 2: R. Irwin, P. Lockhart, A, Velasco, D. Samson, G. Pace, R. Ellis, G. Anderson, D. Weaver, R. Nordstrom. The 1949 track team had a good season this year. lt was a well rounded team, but lacked reserves. Coach Tom Phelan boasted a trio of good men in Russ Bonham, Jim Hiatt, and Ray Chavira. Bonham has broken records in the mile, Hiatt stars in the 100 and 220, and Chavira flashes in the 440. Gene Wineingar's Bees had a team that was good with Ken Schmutzer running the 100 and 220, Bill Keck the 1320, and Ed Ketchem running some of the events. The Cees, coached by Willard Morgan, had a crack team. Some of his star performers were Dick Nordstrom in the 100, George Tracy in the 100 and hurdles and Ed Creek in the pole vault. All through the year the coaches have put out good teams with the material they have had. f 5 4 K 44 The golf team ot Whrttler Hugh carved themselves a good record In competition this year lt IS certain that many future Pros are on the team Playing at the Hacienda Country Club and other links around Southern California the team was well noted by Southern Callfornla writers This year the team was coached by Earnest Hemmerllng his first year of bemg golf mentor EER 'Hn' -4MQ..,-N-zz, Wm.. DIILE SHEH5 How wonderfully refreshing it is to plunge into the cool, clear water of our Whittier pool after a long, hard day of study! Credit is due to Manager Pat Keesling and Faculty Advisers Carol Weber and Mrs. Renee Smith, whose able direction made our swimming year such an en- joyable one. X at issues. We t5,,'--n.ll W L-3? THIS WU 'S WUHLH The 1948-1949 Girls' League activities in- cluded ColI Board, the Annual Hi Jinx, Eve of Enchantment, the Girls' League Dance and several interesting lectures. The able leadership of President Gerry Gartin and faulty advisor Miss Finnerty helped make this year a highly successful one. Miss Fmnerty 6 Garhn Row I G Garhn N Nordstrom NI Gauldin Row 2 G Haas A Ermngarat P Nnelsen Row! B Shckney C Tran quada B Parks Row 4 Miss Finnerfy M Castor DH M MINI!-XTUHE Again this year the little theatre plays were presented in a most interesting way. l Under the direction of Mrs. Grassell, plays such as The Valiant, To Louise From Vic, Thursdays At Home, and Quiet Home Wedding were a great success. Some of the outstanding characters were portrayed by Lee Graham, Shirley Choate, Florence Schmidt, Jordan Fredrickson, and Frank Mortensen. 7' 544-I4 l , , l I V . xl v . ' J U T V H fl., 5.11: 1 . l H g ' g , . ll ' , ' 1 L ' .f 5 . 4 PARADISE FUUNDQ' 14th YEARLY . Af' ' ' ZZ fi, Q AA if A E SPUTLIBHT HE IEW 4. Sci -NN u. ,G 5 i - , xg, Q xiii -. '. 'L' ,wig it inf -fp 4 -s , L x Q25 . 'ES- ni 4 . .is .H rs-53 With much hard work on the part of all participating, with Miss Marlorie Jones' direction, and with talent in surplus, the tour- teenth annual spotlight review most certainly was one ot this years highlights. Student direc- tor was Shirley Garrnan, and she, with her assistants, surely did her job ot direction and supervision with enthusiasm and efficiency. Paradise Found-a production ot which Whittier Union High School may well be proud, 5 Mall' f 7-Q W Yrs ffiff I 41? rvi, J V 4-15152 44 MQW 274' 409' -Q-gs' wa -if ' 4 Z1 Z Q x X ik K5 4 I 4 41 F I C f fp Q J I x I -.fig 4 QB 1' -cg 5 ew -- A- --Vw - Y V wq, V. W..L.,. ,, , , ,l,,, , www QQ Qf? 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I 'E A5 A, - ...M TEMPTATION Ada Burns J anne Cooper Eleanor Montgom ery and Joan Archer tempt the fellows who have been playung tennus to a rude un theur Packard Convertuble Thus car us from the PACKARD WHITTIER lNC at l4lO West I-lodley Street Q 2 i IN MY MERRY OLDSMOBILE Are Marlene Adamelc Bob Dew hlrst Carol Hunnlcutt Raton Kalle Joyce Murray and Jim Walsh This 88 Convertible has the new V8 Rocket engine and for performance is the hottest car on the road Stop by and drive it and be convinced Its HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY at 622 South Greenleaf Avenue WATCH THE REST OF THE WORLD GO BY - Carol Orcutt and Joe Morton watch the new bigger and better Philco tele- vision from FARMERS HARD- WARE, located at l8O North Greenleaf Avenue. T W1 ' , ' , l I , H ,. . K V ' ,l ' T- -- A Ill T 'C A . 'U . A an . K C ' E . . . . - ,rp M ' 5 T K ' A iff Yr' OH YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL This beauty is Betty Barmore using Elizabeth Arden s cos metics from HILLS PHARMACY Hills carry other exclusive cos metics such as Dorothy Grav Frances Denney Milk maid and many others For cosmet or GOT A SATURDAY DATE-Says Marvin Burdg with his everyday sweetheart Lynn Vernon and theyre going to spend a wonderful evening together You fellows can t go wrong if you get your corsages from MAL INS at 138 East Philadelphia w--1-uv'wv-www- 'lr Un ,,.,a-2 PICNIC IN THE PARK Are Helen James and Duane McKlnney They are spending a delnghttu' afternoon an the park enloylng the ptcnlc food whuch they bought from ORCUTTS grocery store at I37 East Phrladelphla SHORTENING BREAD Carol Ho bergs llttle Wayne Kopren loves shortening breaa especlally If nts maxed rn one of K D MILLERS Max masters The Muxmaster helps to gave the bread a smooth creamy appear ance wrth a fine and flaky texture Uum nts good' NOW IS THE HOUR When you should stop In at KINGS .IEWELERS at I27 North Greenleaf and see therr fine array of clramonds watches and costume lewelrv Joe Lone rs shownng a be-autuful watch to Mary Garltepp, who admnres It wtstfully . I . . ., f I . , . 1 1 ,- I .1 PS I LOVE YOU These words complete Gerry Gartrn s letter to her soldler boy The eye catching stationery whlch she uses as Irom the WHITTIER BOOK STORE PUT THEM IN A BOX TIE THEM WITH A RIBBON Buy that gutt at Grays We see Dorrls Jesse Marrlyn Hewitt and Joan Craven got grtts for Shrrley Hopkins at Gray s They found that Ideal engagement shower glft for Shirley at Grays Youll find too a gift for any occasuon can be found at GRAYS GIFT SHOP at T28 East PhrIadeIphua WORRY WORRY WORRY You dont need to worry If you go see ARTHUR W MACNEIL at T44 East Phlladel phuo Dorrrs Cooper and .Iack Edward End therr worries ended when they carry Insurance from Macneul Mocnell has been IU the some locatlon for over 25 years selhng Insurance and real estate I I ' 1' Z , , - ' If ' . ' . ' 4 . Mr. g L5 .g I I E 3 , T t ft. K5 'gisxirgx 18353 N sqm nt'-N -J mx pf ,no IN YOUR EASTER BONNET Joann Glngles is weorlng her Eoster bon net from Aileen s It you, too, wont thot Sprung look get your hot, bog, ond other occessorles ot AILEEN S, 218 East Phulodelphro Street BLOSSOM TIME ls when the brrds sung songs ot Sprung If you gals will toke 0 tlp from Kortn Nordstrom ond Mlgsle Tenge ond buy your clothes from BALLARD AND BROCKETT your fellow will certainly have Sprung fever For :deal clothes of Sprung Ballard and Brockett clothes ore lust the flung Q., OH' LOOK AT HIM NOW Thats what Jeannie Day and .lanle Pelton are dolng they are looking at Ted Kroeger who rs handsomely dressed In clothes from Heck s The grrls say Ted s a new man Cassanova at his best hus clothes are really tops and dad you say they came from Heck s? Yes at course HECK S MEN S STORE at 159 North Greenleaf Avenue F -smrm.n A HERE COMES THE BRIDE Thus bride IS Bev Van Busklrk She has been counselled by ALICE NE SMITH of l2l23 East Frrestone Blvd who has given Bev good advice about her gown announce ments photography florrst rangements and wedding cake If you are about to take this bug step have Alice Ne Smith for your wedding counsellor WW? ffl A l l ': Qs T . . . I 4 81 ,M v . . S 'I . , ' V I , , ar- , . I E I 2,1 ,A ' s 1 so ' N 2 ,Q 5 -.s essex , . E X 2 , , , , , , pax' A , r of-. . , - L . ' ' V -D - .wwf ' , - THRU EH THE SUMMER Sandy heaehes, mnnntain lal-ies hasehall, qradnatinn: these are the siqns nf Summer! l JOHN LEFFLER, Presidenf JAIMA ALDRICH, Vice-Presidenf PHYLLIS ANDERSON, Secrefary CAROL ORCUTT, Social Chairman 5,, Row I: S. German, C. Moon, C. Chalfanf, G. Gariin, A. D, Hills, N. Nordsfrom, A, Dougherty S Hopkins G Griffiihs Row 2' C Orcuff P Anderson J Arnold C Rowe Aldrich J Archer B Hanner J Craven A Ermlgaraf D Cooper Row 3 Mr Claxfon B. Marlin, D. Whife, J, Leffler, T. Garreff, B, McFadden, J. Spiri. l I To make the Seniors last year in High School their very best was the goal of the Senior Council, They met that goal, too, with flying colors. Re- member that terrific Alumni Dance and the other gala festivities they sponsored, topped oft by the Senior breakfast, and the Senior Mothers' Tea? That was all the work of the council. Wonderful, wasnt it? With John Leffler as Prexy, backed by Vice- Prexy Jaima Aldrich, Secretary Phyllis Anderson, Social Chairman Carol Or- cutt, some swell yell and song lead- ers, plus a wonderful council, it seems that each senior owes a vote of thanks to them for their efforts. THROUGH Slllvllvllf 65? After tour years on our Cardrnal campus the name of Wayne Kopren has become synonymous with outstanding athletlc ablllty and clean sportsmanship Recelvang numerous hugh honors, Wayne has brought fame to Whlttler Hugh but has remained llkeable and unchanged by It Whlttler wrll always remem ber Wayne as one of the best athletes of Its history 4-ask .os ng x l, Q ADKINS LEWIS Member of A S B AGUILERA CONNIE Spanish Club M A M Councll G A A Archery AGUIRRE AURELIO M A M Councll Member of A S B ALBRIGHT ALLAN Track Football Class Councnl ALDRICH JAIMA Spotlsqht Revuew 2 years Pep Club Sr Vuce President ALLEN DEAN Football Track Member of A S B ALLISON JOHN Scholarshup Soclety Member of AS B ANDERSON LLOYD Senators Basketball Football ANDERSON PHYLLIS Junnor Council Sensor Secretary A S B Song Leader ANEWALT BETTY Spanlsh Club Buble Club Pep Band ARCHER JOAN and Sr Councnl Pep Club Spanrsh Club ARNOLD CARL Track Latin Club Basketball ARNOLD JEANNINE Sensor Councul Sensor Yell Leader Member of A S B ARNOLD, JOAN Girls League Hn Junx Member of A S B BAILEY KENNY Football Rep Board ASB Pres dent BARNDS, RAY Member of A S B BARNHART, CLIFFORD Radio Clubg Member of A.S,B. BARNHART, MARILYN Pep Clubg Spanish Clubg Member of A.S.B. BARRETT, HUBERT Member of A.S.B. BARRON, ARTHUR Footballg Member of A.S.B. BARTON ALAN Presldent Foto Meters Science Club Varsity Tennns BELCHER LLOYDENE Advanced Glee Club Member of A S B BENTON KATY Glee Club Camera Club Art Club BERNAL LUCY M A M Club G A A Drlll Team BERRYMAN VIVIANNE Buble Club Latan Club Orchestra BOLTON JEANNE Girls Council Scholarship Society Latin Club BOSS JEANNE G A A Tenms Glrls League Hu Jnnx Member of A S B BOWEN BOB Wrestlung Swummmg Football BOWSHER ROY Member of A S B BOYER RUTH Gurls Councnl Art Club Member of A S B BRAGG BARBARA Pep Club Scholarship Socuety SpotllghtRev1ew BRAINARD BILL Flag Ranser Track Member of A S B BRAINARD BOB Tennis Member of A S B BRAY ELLAWEISE Member of A S B BRINK BOB Finance Committee Spanish Club Art Club BROKAW PHIL Letterman Football and Swnmmmq Future Farmers Band BROOKS, ARDISMAE Spanish Club, Member of A.S.B, BROUSSARD, MABEL Member of A.S.B. BROWN RUTH Member of A.S.B. BRUCE, DON Member of A.S.B. 1 Jn. v f 10' -.av N...-f' Busy, capable Cathie Moon has done more than her share for the numerous councils, boards, and committees she has served on. Being A.S.B. secretary is only a small part of her many activities for she was elected to an ofllce an the California Assoclollon of Sludenl Coun culs Being aclnve since her Freshman ar, Cathue ns lnked by all and Indeed, an outstanding sensor fx 4- ,.1 ...gf -.. sf' sfs 1 4, il me sew' .4 sa -x. lx L ev- , 1 W , ,, l -1 - 6111: wwfww- 'QI' 17 Q11 -Dfw. TT BUNCH BARBARA Girls League Member of A S B BURDG MARVIN Spanish Club Band A S B Council BURNS ADA Junior Council Dance Club G A A BUTE BONNIE Spanish Club Ar? Club Science Club BONNET DON Member of A S B BYARS ANNIE Member of A S B CAMPBELL RALPH Foofball Leffermans Club Swimming CARLSON ERNEST Member of A S B CARROLL BARBARA Member of A S B CARTER CLYDE Varsrfy Baskerball Varsuly Baseball Member of A S B CARTER ED Spanish Club Orcheslra Ensemble CARTER BOB Senior Council Finance Commlflee Varsily Tennis CASEY MICKEY Fall Play Presrdenl of Thespian Sociefy C 8: W Sfaff CEDERBURG JEANINE Tennis Sfudenr Council Cardinal Guide CESSNA DOROTHY Ari Club Friendship Club French Club CHAGOLLAN MANUEL Baslrelball Wreslllng Member of A S B CHALFANT COLETTE Annual Slaifg Senior Council' A.S.B. Song Leader CHAPMAN JOANNE Member of A.S.B. CHAVIRA, RAY Spanish Clubg Varsily Track, Governmenl Relations Council CHEATLEY TOM Foofballg Member of A.S.B. CHESTER, RALPH Foofballg French Clubg Track CHEVERTON, ART Walerpolog Varsily Lellermang Pep Band CHOATE, SHIRLEY Girls' Council, Hi-Jinx, Governmenf Relations Council CHREST, GLORIA Member of A.S.B, CLAIRMONT, CAROL Cardinal Bandg Scholarship Sociefyg Spanish Club CLAYTON, BOB Foofballg Member of A.S.B. CONWAY, MARLENE Girls' League, Member of A.S.B. COOPER, DORIS Senior Song Leaderg Yell Leader: Maiorefle COOR KENNY Football Baseball Member of A S B CORRALES LILLY AM Councnl Grrls League Spannsh Club COUCH MARTHA Dance Club G A A Swurnmmq HI Jlnx COX BOB Spolllghl Revnew Orchesha Member of A S B CRARY BARBARA Buble Club Science Club Ar! Club CRAVEN JOAN Class Councnls French Club Maloreffe CUNNINGHAM ALICE Gnrls Councul Grrls League GAA CUNNINGHAM JOE Football Track Member of A S B CURRAN IUTA Member of A S B CURRY RUTH ANN Dance Club Ushereffe Member of A S B DAHLEN ROBERT Member of A S B DALE LUCILLE A S B Represenfahve Member of A S B DARLING DICK Football Scholarship Soclely French Club DAVIS JACK Warer Polo Swlmmmg Member of A S B DAVIS LEWIS Member of A S B DAVIS ROGER Spanush Club Finance Commuffee Member of A S B DAVIS YVONNE Spanish Club GAA Girls HlJlnx DAY MARY G A A Freshman Councul Member of A S B DAY DICK Foofball Member of A S B DAYHUFF EDWARD Fmance Commuvfee Cardinal Guude Foolball DELON6 VIOLET Member of A S B DENLINGER DON Member of A S B DEWEY CAROLYN Spanish Club Member of A S B DIAZ RAYMOND M A M Council Member of A S B DWIGMAN PAT French Club G A A Mer be of A S B DOUGHERTY ALICE Scholarshlp Socnely Girls Councnl Represenlahve Board DOWLER STAN Member of A S B DRAKE BARBARA Band Worldfrnendxhlp Club French Club DRESSER PAT G A A Spanish Club Government Relations Council DUARTE PETE Member of A S B DYKES CARLETTA Girls League Bible Club Glee Club EASTMAN RAYMOND Member of A S B EDMONDSON VIOLET Glee Club Member of A S B EDWARDS ALICE Spanish Club Bible Club EDWARDS JACK Sports Member of A S B EMERY HOWARD Member of A S B ENGLAND RICHARD French Club Cardinal Band Basketball ENGSTRUM LEOTA Member of A S B ENSIGN JAMES Water Polo Swimming Member of A S B ERICKSON ALLAN Wrestling Member of A S B ERMIGARAT ANNIE Girls League Spanish Club Girls Council EVANS JIM Football Track Spanish Club EXELBY CHARLES Track Football C St W Staff FANNING LEV Football Wrestling Member ol A S B FARMER BETTE Thespian Society C 8: W Staff Scholarship Society FARR RUTH Bible Club ASB ouncil Pepster Club FICK WARREN Fall Play Member of A S B FISHER JOE Track Football Class Council All through her four years of high school, Shirley Garman has proved to be a strong link in the ever-changing chain ol scholas- tic events. Some of her work has included serving on class councils, as sophomore sec- retary, and managing editor of the C and W Stott. Shirley is really an all-around ac- tivity girl and ended her high school career famously by serving as A S B Publicity Manager Her 'ob of providing publicity for all school events has made her known to all as an outstanding senior J vw- we .-.mv .-nv YP I What would our Wednesday atternoon C and W's be without Algernon? Under the magic touch ot Don's pen, many a smile has been provided the readers of our weekly paper. Responsible for many pub- licity signs, dance decorations, and stage backdrops, the creator of Algernon has always been on the lob when it comes to artistic talents By winning Inter scholastic awards, Don Kraclce has brought fame to himself and to our school Se! ,, - x 3 I 49 v 45 df' ou gl FITZGERALD serrv G A A A S 8 Representative Member ot A S B FORD RAYMONDA Orchestra Spanish Club Latin Club FOULGER DICK Water Polo Swimming Member of A S B FRANK JOYCE Publmcnty Committee Scholarship Society Spanish Club FREDRICKSON JORDAN Fall Play Little Theatre Member ot A S B FREER SHIRLEY A S B Council Member of A S B FULKMAN KENNY Member of A S B GAFFNEY MARGIE Latin Club Annual Staff Camera Club GALE LEE Member of A S B GALVEZ PAT Pepsters Girls League GAA GARCIA ART Varsity Football Member ot A S B GARCIA ROSIE M A M Councnl G A A Basketball Member of A S B GARLIEPP MARY Class Councils Dramatics French Club GARMAN SHIRLEY Cabinet Publicity Chairman G A A GARRETT TOM Football Senior Council Letterman Club GARRICK JIM Water Polo Art Club Football GARTIN GERRY Girls League President Class Council Cab: GARTLAND JACK Member of A S B GEORGE BEVERLY net Spotlight Review Lions Club Speaker Bible Club GERRARD JEANNE Science Club Buble Club Spanish Club I I ,q l A s . . . 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GIARDENA NICK Foolball Spanish Club Wresllnnq GIBBS PAT Dance Club Spanlsh Club GAA Swnmmmg GIBSON BETTE Member of A S B GIBSON GRACE Member of A S B GILLILAND JO G A A Swlmmnng Member of A S B GILMORE GENE Future Farmers of America Member of A S B GINGLES JOANN Flag Twlrler Thespuan Socuefy Annual Staff GISH RONNIE Member of A S B GLIDDEN FARWELL Lelfermans Club Foolball Wresllung GOEAR AL Spanush Club Scholarshlp Soclely World Friendship Club GODINEZ DAVID Boys Glee Club Track Member of A S B GRABLE DONALD Wresfllnq Foolball Band GRAETCH LORRAINE Member of A S B GRAHAM, JOHN Sports Scholarship Socnefy, Gov Relahons Council GRAHAM, LEE Thesplan Socuefy Member of A S 8 GRANGER, BOB Lahn Club, Member of A S B GRIFFIN BEN Member of A S B GRIFFIN, ROBERT Member of A S B GRIFFITHS GENIE Magorelfe Sensor Song Leader Class Councnl GRIMSHAW, JUDY Spanlsh Club Girls' Council, Muslc 1. 'itgvfex A x Nj ' ., ' ,A A , I ' '3 -.. , J za . , Q S X 2' ' . ,fl ' ,, 1 , . : 1 1 . . . 4 .I ' S I ,.,. Q 1 va f Q 1 gi A XJ? l f ,wa x .i , H is A .R .Q I W ' xl' I A I fn' P , V A ' 4, - , mf - N Q X I g I ws' IN A I ' . X ..... - - .7 I . ' . ,I S My v-ve 71 IJ GROOT PAUL Cardinal Band Wafer Polo Pep Band GUERRERO RALPH Spanish Club Baseball Member of A S B HAILSTONE BARCLAY C I W Slaff Swimming Member of A S B HALL JOAN Glee Club G A A Sfudenl Council HALL NANCY Dance Club Girls League Hu Jinx Glee Club HANNER BETTY Senior Council Scholarship Soclefy Organisl HANSEN GENE Pres Spanish Club Baseball Lions Club Speaking Conlesl HARRIS CAROLYN Member of A S B HARRIS JUNE Spanish Club: Scholarship Society' Girls' League Hi-Jinx HARRIS WAYNE Finance Commiflee' Spanish Club: Swimming HARRISON, JOANE Member of A.S.B. HARSHA BARBARA Lalin Club: Member of A.S.B. HASEMEYER, CLYDE Foofball: Baseball: Lefiermans Club HAWLEY, JEAN G.A.A. Volleyball: Member of A.S.B. HEADON, MARGARET Drama: Bible Club: Girls' League Hi-Jinx HENRY, JACK Member of A.S.B. HENRY, ROBERT Member of A.S.B. HERN JAY Fall Play: Spoilighf Review: Spring Play HERRICK, EUGENE Member of A.S.B. HEWITT, MARILYNE Yell Leader: Spanish Club: A.S.8. Council 4 fdm, I W HIATT, JIM Football, Track, Member of A.S.B. HICKOX, BARBARA G.A.A. Swimming, Basketball, Sragecrewg Member of A.S.B. HILL, ALEX Sporfsg Member ol A.S.B, HILL, FRANK Varsiiy Foofballg Courfesy Club: Spanish Club HILLS, ANNA DOONE Class Councils, Annual Slaffg A.S.B. Yell Leader HINSHAW, ORVILLE Cardinal Band: French Club, Cardinal Guard HOBART, TOM Foofballg Member of A.S.B. HOBERG, CAROL Pep Club, Spanish Clubg A.S.B. Song Leader HODSON, BOB Member ol A.S.B. HOLLIS BOB Band Member ofASB HOLT JEAN French Club Lalin Club Scholarship Socuely HOOGERZEIL EVELYN Girls League Member of A S B HOOVER LORENE Girls League H1 Jinx Jumor Council Spanish Club HOPKINS SHIRLEY Head Malorefle Spoflighf Review Sr Song Leader HORN BOB Varsnfy Wafer Polo oorball Orcheslra HORTON MARY Glee Club German Club Member of A S B HOUGHTON JANET Spanish Club Girls League Member of A S B HOUSTON DEAN Member of A S B HUBMAN JIM Foolball Swimming Wafer Polo HUGHES ELDON Member of A S B Wafer Polo HUGHES JACK Sfudenf Council Spanish Club Lefiermans Club HUNDLEY MARY Tennis Team Girls League Hi Jinx Pholomelers HUNTER BEVERLY Member o1A S B HUNTER NORMAN Foolball Baseball Leflermans Club IHLI RICHARD Sports Member of A S B JAUREQUI ANGELA Girls Council Member of A S B JENKINS DON Member of A S B JESSE DORIS C lx W Slaff Girls League Junior Council JOHNSON DICK Football Fmance Commlflee Lahn Club JOHNSON JIM German Club Buble Club Foolball JOHNSON ROBERT Lahn Club Member ol A S B JONES ARLEN Foolball Wafer Polo Member of A S B JONES BARBARA GAA MemberofASB JONES BOYCE Sen1orCouncul A S B Councul Governmenl Relallons Councll JONES GENE Sporls Wreslllnq Spanish Club JORDAN EVELYN Edulor of Annual Publucnly Commurfee Lahn Club JUDAY JOHN Spanlsh Club Science Club Foolba JUDD MARY ArfClub GAA MemberofASB KALK NORMA Camera Club Science Club Member of A S B KEESLING PAT Dance Club G A A Cabmel G A A Svummung KERR REX Member of A S B KESSLER JERALDINE Buble Club Orcheslra Member of A S B KIBRE CAROL A S B Song Leader Class Counclls Lahn Club KIMMEL NELDA Buble Club Drlll Team Cardvnal Guude KING SHIRLEY Glee Club Member of A S B KINGDON MARCELLA A S B Councrl Scholarshup Soclely G A A Swimming KINSER WILLARD Member of A S B KINSMAN RAY Waler Polo Member of A S B KLEMM JOHANNE Buble Club Member of A S B KNOCK JANE Spanish Club Member of A S B KNOX BARBARA Scholarship Socnefy Pepsfers G A A Sporls KNOX CARL Member of A S B KNOX LOIS Member of A S B KOLLOCK KENNY Foolball Baseball Member of A S I KOPREN WAYNE Senalor Baslrelball Foolball KRACKE DON C In W Sfafl Arlusl Scholarship Soclely AH Club 'M 0' KRAMER LEOTA Member of A S B KROEGER TED Varsity Basketball Senator Spanish Club KUNOW HOWARD Member of A S B KUPKA LYNN Band French Club Spotlight Review KURTH VIRGINIA Latin Club Scholarship Society Member of A S B LAJOIE PAUL Water Polo Lettermans Club Wrestling LAMBERT DELENE Member of A S B LA MOURE ROGER Member of A S B LANDES KATHLEEN G A A Girls League Member of A S B LANE SUE Courtesy Club A S B Council Spanish Club LEE BARBARA French Club Pepsters Class Representative LEFFLER JOHN Football Basketball Senior President LEPPOLD BARBARA GAA Girls League Member ofASB LEWIS HELEN Spanish Club Pepsteis Member of A S B LEWIS TOM Wrestling Member of A S B LINNEY ELIZABETH Editor of C 8 W Scholarship Society Girls Hi Jinx LOCKHART VERN Varsity Sporlsg Varsity Diving: Spanish Club LOPEZ, ADELINE Girls' Leagueg Science Clubg G.A.A. LOPEZ, SALLY Student Councilg M.A.M. Council: Spanish Club LOPEZ MACLOUIO Track' Wrestling' Spanish Club fx Mickey Casey has definitely proved his ability as a dramatist by his excellent per- formances in the Fall and Spring Play, Christmas Pageants, and Minstrel Shows. We can also thank Mickey for his part in the Spotlight Reviews and for his fine work on the C and W Staff But perhaps the most outstanding trait of all is his big smile, which is known all over our campus ZF .Qs- an i 'S' of .1 4, Q se- , Q1 K I f' -W , .A f L: ...H NW What would our student functions be like if Betty Hanner were not here to ploy the organ ond piano? Betty hos given free- ly of her time ond effort toword our school sociol functions, ond hos received little glory. Though she hos been so very busy with her music, she has found time to serve os president ot the Pep Club Secretory of the Scholarship Society, ond os o member ofthe Senior Council 'Ev X uw xg 'rv- 'rwf .ey we WW 1,244 T Kinr- 'ke 'QP Q If , W'-'vw Wav LOPAZ TOMMY Art Club Member of A S B ALGERNON C 81 W Staff Sparkle Pleanty Campaign Spotlight Review LOWELL DUANE Football Member of A S B LUCY HOWARD Spanish Club Wrestling Member of A S B LULY ROSEMARY G A A MemberotAS B LUNA JUAN Spanish Club Member of A S B LYNCH EVELYN Latin Club Annual Staff Member of A S B MCCALLUM ETHEL Bible Club Spanish Club Member of A S B McCLELLAN DAVID Spanish Club Varsity Water Polo Finance Committee McCOMMON PEGGY Member of A S B McDANlEl.. NELLIE Member of A S B McFADDEN BOB Junior President Thespian Society C li W Staff McMASTER GRACE Spanish Club G A A Member of A S B MCNEILLY PAT Grrls Council Girls League Sgt at Arms MacLEAN ELLEN Latin Club Dance Club Pepster Club MADRAN GLORIA Thespian Society Member of A S B MALLORY BARBARA Girls League Girls HuJunx Member otAS B MANOOKIAN GRACE Advanced Glee Club Member of A S B MARRS HOBART Baseball Spanish Club Member of A S B MARRUFFO CIPPY Member of A S B no 5,513 so ,im fve. . I,,., I MARSHALL, PAUL Foofballg Slage Crew, Member of A,S,B, MARTIN, BILL LeNerman's Club, Fooiballg M,A.M. Council MARTIN, DORINE Arf Club, Dance Club: Members of A.S.B. MARTIN, KEN Waler Polog Baseball, Swimming MARTIN, ROBERT Senior Council, Varsily Football, Tennis MARTY, PHYLLIS ,g 2 I G.A,A.g Girls' League, Member of A.S.B. MATTSON, BILL Baslrefballg Member of A.S.B. MAVITY, DONNA Member of A.S.B. MAYERSKI, DONALD Member of A.S.B. MEADOR, BARBARA Bible Club: Arl Club, Member of A.S.B. MEADOWS, BILLIE G.A,A,g Annual Sfaffp Member of A.S.B. MEANS, MARILYN C Br W Slaff, Member of A.S.B. MEISER MILDRED Bible Club, Cardinal Guides, Member of A.S.B. C' 3 METZLER, MILDRED ' I Q, Bible Club, Member of A.S,B. si e ' MILES, DIXIE I 7 Member of A.S.B. , ' MILLS, eos Wafer Polo, Baseball, Member of A,S,B. MOFFETT, HUBERT Member of A.S.B. 'W MONTAGUE, DICK Fulure Farmers, Scholarship Sociely, Member of A.S,B. MOON, CATHIE A.S.B. Secrelaryg Class Councils, C.A.S.C, Cabinet MOORE, HENRIETTA G.A.A,g Girls' League: Girls' Glee Club a,, MOORE NANCY Member of A S B MORASSE LOU Fulure Farmers Member of A S B MORENO GRACE M A M Council Spanlsh Club Chorus Spamsh Club MORENO VIRGINIA Member of A S B Varsufy Foofball Baseball Scholarshup Socuely MORRIS DUANE Baskelball Swimming Member ofASB MORRISON SYLVIA Lmle Theater Gnrls League Gurls HrJrnx MORTON JOE Track Baskefball Member of A S B MUELLER LORE German Club Fruendslup Club Member ol A S B MUMMERT JACK Wafer Polo Spollughl Revnew Camera Club MURPHY ESTHER G A A Varslly Baskefball Member of A S B MURRAY BILLIE Member of A S B MYERS DONNA Sophomore Yell Leader Girls H Jmx Spollrghf Review MYERS MARJORIE Lalln Club Scholarship Soclely G A A MYRICK WAYNE Waver Polo Spamsh Club Leflermans Clu NELSON DICK Orchesfra Band Member of A S B NEVINS BILL Member of A S B NEWMAN DOROTHY Member of A S B NEWSOM HERB Foolball BaslreIball Scuence Club NEWTON VIRGINIA Member of A S B sq S S C Ll- - - ,M ' ' , go a V, f 0.19 ' ' Q fr 9 ., 'I .' - his E I A P' ww I 1 Momrz, sos - ' ' 1. ' ' l-' : : ' I : b Fm' W Wm -an-10' 'S' 3-is nur W! 4 mv ...v V l 'S 'I' NICKS JOE Member of A S 8 NIWINSKI PAULINE Spamsh Club French Club Scnence Club NORDSTROM NANCY Represenlahve Board Annual Slaff Spoflughl Renew NORMAN PEARL G A A Buble Club Member of A S B OLSON DICK Foolball Tennns Member QIASB OLSON DON Varslfy Baskelball Fnnance Commlllee Foofball ORCUTT CAROL Sennor Socual Chaurman Jr Vnce Presudenl Flagsler OROZCO EMMA Spanish Club Annual Sfaff M A M Council OROZCO BILL Wresllmg Member of A S 8 OWEN DARRELL Foolball Swimming Scholarship Soclefy OWENS DICK Spollughf Revsew Luons Club Speakers Confesl Drama PARKER MARLENE Gnls League Member of A S B PARKEY MAXINE Member ol A S B PASSAGE GENE Member of A S B PASTRANO ROSIE Member of A S B PASTRE SHIRLEY Member of A S B PATTERSON FLOYD F F A Presndeni Glee Club Member of A S B PATTERSON NANCY GAA MemberofASB PELLISSIER PIERRE Fnnance Commuflee Spanish Club Wafer Po o PETERSEN HENRY Glee Club Member ol A S B PHILLIPS DUKE Leffermans Club Foolball Swummmq PICKERING ROGER CORS MemberofASB PICKETT DICK Lafun Club Foolball Member of A S B PIERCE, LOYCE Slage Crew G A A Girls League PLANK, VELNA Lnllle Theafer Member of A S B POLSON, PAT Busmess Manager of C A W G A A I Girls' Hu Jnnx PORTERFIELD JAN Sludenf Councnl Arf Club Member ol A S B POTEET MARY ANNA Buble Club Member of A S B PURDY, NORMA Dramahcs G A A Swlmmung Pepsfer Club PYRON, STAN Foolball Baseball, C In W Slaff RAGSDALE, WILLIAM Member of A S B RAINSDON BETTY Buble Club G A A Member of A S B REDMAN RONALD Band Member of A S B REED GWEN Buble Club German Club Member of A S B REESE GRACE Spanuslu Club Gurls League Member of A S B REESE NORMAN Foolball Senalor Basluelball REINHARDT CONNIE Luferary Club Cuvucs Club Member of A S B REVUELTO ELEANOR Member of A S B Spolluqhf Revuew REYNOLDS CHUCK Water Polo Leflermans Club Spanush Club REYNOLDS PAT Camera Club Buble Club Member of A S B RIMINGTON SALLIE Lalun Club Member of A S B RINGLAND BEVERLY Pep Club A S B Sonqleader Represerufaluve Board RIVERA LINDA M A M Councul Member of A S B ROBERTSON ALEX Foolball Wafer Polo Member of A S B ROBINSON HOWARD Funance Commullee Represenlaluve Board Spanush Club RODDICK BOB Member of A S B ROGERS BRUCE Swummurug French Club Orcluesrra ROGET ALLAN Baseball Member of A S B ROMERO CARLA M A M Councul Member of A S B ROOT CAROL Publuculy Comrnulfee Lalun Club Thespuan Socuely ROSALES GLORIA M A M Councul Member ol A S B ROWE CONNIE Senuor Councul Yell Leader Member of A S B RUSSELL WALLIE Foolball Baseball Spoflughl Revuew RUWARD IDA Lalun Club G A A Member of A S B SALOW PAUL Member of A S B SANDBORN JOAN Member of A S B SCHILLING MAE Advanced Glee Club Member ol A S B SCHMIDT FLORENCE Spanuslu Club Thespuan Socuely Buble Club SCHMIDT JIM Wafer Polo Lelfermans Club Swumrruunq SCHMIDT LORETTA A S B Songleader Pep Club Sparuush Club SCHMUTZER, KENNETH Foolball, Basluelball, Track SCOTT ANN Dance Club, Sparuush Club, Member of A S B 'K' Q as 4--P J Y7 1' ,-r 1 I 4 VQSX WEN sa- S A fx Q- ' Cv av an fa-, C P9 F SEABERG ANITA Spanish Club Member of A S B SEAWELL BARBARA Spanish Club Publicity Committee Girls HrJmx SEPULVEDA JERRY Football Track Letterman: Club SHAFER JEANNE Spanish Club Member ofAS B SHAFFER JOE Varsity Baseball Lettermans Club Member of A S B SHAW KENNETH C 0 R S Varsity Tennis Latin Club SHEA MARY JANE Spanish Club Latin Club Member of A S B SHUMAN BILL Cross Country Track Member of A S B SIKKING SHIRLEY G A A Sports Girls Hi Jinx Spanish Club SIMMONS JAMES Yell Leader Water Polo Wrestling SLAGHT WILLIAM Tennis Member of A S B SMALLWOOD MARILYN Dance Committee Scholarship Society Girls League SMITH CARMA Member of A S B SMITH DALLAS Member of A S B SMITH, FRANK Varsity Foolball Varsity Track Lettermans Club SMITH JO ANN Member of A S B SMITH, PALMER Science Club Varsity Tennis Member of A S B SORDAHL, JACKIE Member of A S B SOREY JO ANN Spanish Club, Class Representative Pepster Club SPARKS, ALBERT Member of A S B A familiar figure on the Whittier Hugh campus is active Bob McFadden Bobs list of achievements clearly shows why he has been important throughout his high school career He has served as president of the Junior Class, on the Senior Council, Pep Club C and W staff, and Spanish Club Being A S B yell leader and an outstanding Thesplan are but a few more of his numer of high school to overflowing with out standing contributions Fi? . si V . . . . . ., I t - - . as ' - 'lc 'vs 9 ,I , . . pi , . g X i Q, . . . Q15 ' ' ous activities. Bob has filled his four years f X. we A S I- , 'Xia I l An olloround octlvlty gurl Thus suits Carol Orcutt perfectly As Semor socuol chcrrmon and Jr vrce presndent, Carol proved her leodershnp obuluty ond wlllrng ness to work Servnng on the Pep Club and os cm flogster her pep ond vutoluty were ex posed to all Carol s wonderful personality and dependobuluty have mode her four years of hugh school o real cchnevement and It as a well known fact that she has truly eorned the tntle of outstondlng sensor V l 'sf SPlRl JACK Football Basketball Class Councnls SPROULE ALlCE Member of A S B STANDISH BOB Frnance Committee Cardrnal Guards Member of A S B STANGE LAWRENCE Member of A S B STEIN CHARLES Member of A S B STEINMANN HEINZ Football German Club French Club STEVENSON BARBARA Luttle Theater Sprung Play French Club STILL DAVID Lettermans Club Water Polo Member of A S B SUMMERFELT EUGENE Frrendshnp Club Fmance Commuttee Member of A S B SWANEY JIM Member of A S B SWIFT DAN Spotlrqht Renew Dramatucs German Club TABER JOAN Grrls League Decoratuon Scholarshnp Socuety Spanlsh Club TANGE MIGSIE Talent Show Spanish Club Band TAYLOR BETTY Spanish Club Dance Club Drnll Team TAYLOR DEWEY Football Orchestra Member of A S B TAYLOR LARRY Spamsh Club Basketball Thespuan Socuety TEMPLETON MARILYN Grrls Councrl Spamsh Club Dance Club TEMPLIN SUSAN Spotlight Renew Glrls HlJlnx Latrn Club TERRELL ALLEN Water Polo Member of A S B TIPTON JIM Cardnnal Guards Member of A S B J . . 9, jf? 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' z ' A , I I I Always ready and wullrng to tackle any 'ob put before hum, Jack Spur: has proven hvnselt dependable In all aspects ot cam pus lute Serving on class counclls he has been prominent In social GHGIFS As A S B yell leader IH hrs IUDIOF year Jack showed has peppy splrut and untlrmg enthusiasm and has truly played has part on the stage of scholastic affairs WMM 4- -.4 ,wus TURNOUIST BILL Band Tenms Football UDICK JIM Spanush Club Dance Club Scuence Club VAN BUSKIRK BEVERLY Malorette Member of A S 8 VEST DELORIS Band Pep Band Member of A S B VIERA ROMELIA M A M Councul G A A Member of A S 8 VOKRAL PAT Sprung Play Fall Play G A A VOTAW MARILYN Latln Club Spanlsh Club Annual Staff WALKER NORMAN Spanish Club Wrestling Track WALTMIRE ROSS Wrestling Member of A S B WARNER MARGARET Gnrls League Member of A S B WARREN DORENE Member of A S B WATKINS DON Member of A S B WAYNE DELBERT Water Polo Baseball Member of A S B WEAVER DELORES Member of A S B WEGNER SAM Basketball Wrestlmq Football WESKIRCHEN CATHIE Member ot A S B WEST, DAVID Wrestlmg, Member of A S B WEST, SHIRLEY Girls' HI Jinx, Dance Club, Member of A S B WHEELER, OLYMPIA G A A , Spamsh Club Member of A S B WHITE, BENNY Svnmmunq, Water Polo I . . . - 0 . . . . ' ,J Q ff if . W e . Mp, .A if Q , , ig V : I: WHITE DON German Club Scholarship Society Yell Leader WHITTEMORE TED Member of A S B WILEY MARY Member of A S B WILHELM DIANA Member of A S B WILKERSON BOB Football Member of A S B WILKS WESLEY Member of A S B WILLIAMS ARTHUR Baseball Member of A S B WILLIAMS DIANE Little Theater Girls Hi Jinx Member of A S B WILLSON BEVERLY Girls League Art Club Scholarship Society WILSON ROBERT President Glee Club Little Theater Member of A S B WISE KENNY Member of A S B WISMER EVELYN Malorette Girls Hn Jinx C lr W Staff WOODS MARILYN Class Representative, Member of A.S.B. WOOLWAY DAVE Basketball, Varsity Water Polo' Varsity Baseball WORTHEN BOB Member of A.S.B. WRATHER, ALICE Girls' Hi-Jinxg Member of A.S,B. WRIGHT, KEITH ' Senators: Basketball, Lettermans Club WRIGHT, MARGIE Girls' Hi-Jinxg C li W Staff, Dance Club YORK, JIM Wrestling, Football, Member of A.S.B. ZIMMERMANN, DIANE Spanish Club, Member ol A.S.B. Wvmnwqyv-151 Gerry Garhn. one ot the busiest mem bers in the senior class, has been an active member in class councils, Representative Board, and G A A In addition to these ac 'uvutues she IS our capable Girls League President Gerry has also given her services to the Cabinet and lent her talent to two Spotlight Reviews fr '17 u- 1 FM? ' - 22, A ya .J rf? I v f If f 1 9- Ls 'll 'Q ' 6 Q . N vas 5' 'UW B x - , . ..-1 L 'X o-mums U 9' . f+..x.QQ:lxi...: 5 'i MR. LITTEN, MISS TIMMERMAN, Advisers ELIZABETH LINNEY, Edifor ,.. ., .,r1k FEE S. WEEKLY ? wa' Nina Rayburn, Mary Lou Furnal, P Marilyn Jones. 1 , 1, ' X' ' W yyyy ' if ' f ! 4' 'A' 1-anunnn-w A-van-n-u-L, 1- K 4 ' ' ' L.. .41 hyllis Houxfon, Buffs Farmer, Margie Wrighf, Caihie Moon, Virginia Kurih. WRITERS Splashing printers' ink, pecking type- writers, looming deadlines, rushing ev- erywhere to dig up that valuable infor- mation-just everyday occurrences in the iob of your hard-working C and W Staff. Under the capable leadership of Miss Florence Timmerman and Mr. Hank Litten, the reporters presented to you weekly a complete coverage of campus life. A glance around the quad any Wednesday afternoon would prove the importance of our weekly paper. Every- where could be seen various expressions as students read the hard-hitting editori- als, front-page news, Algernon, the sports page, and the ever-popular so- ciety columns. With Editor Elizabeth Linney and Managing Editor Shirley Garman as supervisors, the work within the hallowed walls of room 103 was carried on in the true newspaper style. News was gathered, interesting copy written, page lay-outs made, and the paper in its first form sent to the printer. The results from all this hard work were rewarding for when the Cardinal and White was distributed it truly was an outstanding paper-our school life re- flected in black and white. K M., -1-m.,F ' - . Pat Polson, Bob McFadden, Business Managers Shirley Garman, Managing Editor, L. 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DAVID GROOT The Art Club has had many ex cttmg experlencesthls year among whlch was a very excltlng trlp to the Los Angeles Museum to see the Berlin Masterpieces They also took part In the Scholastlc Com petltlon and had their Sprung Field Trxp The group and their A vlser, Ms Calrns, enloy d these acrvvmes very much HTISTS MARILYN CASTOR CAROL JONES ,xxx 1 M is-.,,i owl Pee E Davns M Kellogg E Boehrunqer I Chnesa H Duclrey D Thompson R Davns Row2 rs urns M Porter D andall C S eddon J oore E Nutfer S Tru p Row R Martunez D Spencer Anderson V Lensure J Watson D Huhlmann J Fox Row4 B Crary M Cole C Jones F Llndvall K Benton M Votaw Row 5 unne Cessna Bowen G Mc nan M Cas or C Chris man B e Row B Brunlr J Garrnck M Jrmenez D Groot D Betts L Marty M Neuland ss MICKEY CASEY The members of the Thesplan Club had a busy year sponsonng the Little Theater plays taksng an excttlng trap to the Pasadena Play house and having their lnltlatlon thesplans graduatnng thus year were Jay Hern Lee Graham and Mnckey Casey They were spon sored by the able and capable Mrs Grassell THESPIAN xfxe nf' -.-sv W BOB MCFADDEN ig'-.,'- 4? WMM -1 --fag EETTE FARMER 'WI QI QA Ro I M Garluepp E Stewart C Root G Madren F Mortensen B Farmer M Casey B McFadden Row! D Sm? F Schmedt J Taylor Ro 3 P Mc uc n Mrs Grassell J Gun es -Wlbnemp .W . . .W - tl' C X N V . A nm? -3 sa. F M ii My C ,, X555 ! 3531, 'Y A ' tf I . 0 ,K I , , . K . DKNY? K AL ' l ' ' lv? n A 'M . I . V Q.. - r . 1 I . T at Little Theater. The four star K ? M k.. 1 I T 4 1' f t ' l . 5 N -' ' I ,v , 3 . wx ' - A 1 v' A w I . ' , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , : , W, . ' , , . xv : . Q wi . 1 , 'gl . IXINUI-II. L. J, Gingles, ediforg C. Workman, M. Miller, J. Walsh, Fe. Benbow. OPENING SECTION FALL SECTION l Let us introduce to you the authors ot this year's best seller, the I949 Cardinal Annual. This group of hard- working historians has been laboring vigorously all year to create some- thing new and difterent for you, their critics. Gathering material all through the past year, they have endeavored to preserve all memorable events and happenings which have occurred throughout the past seasons. In the fall an industrious group took inter! esting pictures and made outstanding layouts to keep autumn occurrences always present. The winter group braved the storms to capture valu- able moments and activities taking place through the cooler months. Like new buds springing from the trees, the spring section shot up to preserve memorable episodes in their season. Finding and recording later events, the summer group centered their thoughts around making layouts and writing copy in a warm weather mood. After the accomplishments of the seasonal groups were put togeth- er with the work ofthe Opening Sec- tion, the volume took on the appear- ance of a finished and perfected best seller. WINTER SECTION U Wm, ,, 'HMG Tir ' . 1 V , . fi, 2 K f. ., , A 13: ' . iff M ft MF I 4' 5 . : ,1 ., ' , .fad 'W Row I: G, Haas, L. Vernon, Row 2: A. D. Hills, editor: M. Row I: J. Polton, M. Gaffney. Row 2: C. Hunnicutt, C Chalfant Adamek, J. Frank. editorg C. Bagley, E. Lynch. . 5 1 Q, iw- 'Q I I nw... 1 I E. Jordan, Ediforg Mr. Gardner, Adviser. SPRING SECTION SUMMER SECTION I l 1 . I I 19, , ,4..- E -u ,h An. I R ow I: J. Taber, B. Seawell. Row 2: J. Bolfon, ediforg M. Vofaw. Row I: M. Lewis, N. Nordstrom, edifor. Row 2: C. Sfeiler Orozco, B. Meadows, J. Murray. mf Coach Bristol with Captain Palmer Smith W-Wm., :viii 'WW fa, ,Q M iz 'War owl arer a r ne ase W2 K Sha Rosenberg J Patton A Barton P Smith Captain THE lfll HTS The Cardinal Varsnty tennis team of l949 won eight ot eleven practice games and were leading the Pacific League with tour straight wuns at the time of this wrutnng Smlth and Hartman at tlrst doubles Patton and Riley at second were undefeated Hanberg Slaght Barton Rosen berg Carter and Shaw at singles round out the team The Jayvees took three ot thelr Hrst tour matches and looked to be about the class ot the league The team Included Haskell and Vowles at flrst doubles Burke and Castor at second Myers, Eyler Bralnard Barrlnger Llncl vall and Morgan played singles -.t X1 ',.'i i. 55 .5 Hug 7 sr r 'ff .-s':,: -E5-i-332--'-ffi. T 04 3' ..-. .1 phil? - y .... lf 'mf it ,, ,. .,.. . ,.. - . A -f Q 5 ' Qing , . .. '.i.,.2.,...-Jaiwf f' ' 1 p ' V fp.. - . Q ' X el -' ' . 5 .mf S - - ffm we T 1 T. T T iugiif r - i k? Y T39 QM. ev Lsgyh 7 .'f'l T '?e ,-f.,. f s ' , W- Q . Row I: T, Cooper, B. Brainerd, B. Llndvall, B. Burke, J, Morgan. Row 2: B. Turnquist, B. Eyler, D. Barringer, D. Vowles, K. Camp. Row 3: D. Darling, H. Carlisle, E, Ramirez, Z. Woody, D. Myers, D. Castor. f-111113 pm N115 Row I Joe Shaffer John Juday Rrchard Culp Dave Woolway Torn Lambert Eddne De La Rasa Gabe Bryeans Mgr J Mummert Row 2 Coach Corky Cochran Norm Hunter Lloyd Anderson Wayne Kopren Bert Jenmngs Garner Jordon Ray Zabel The W U H S Baseball teams wlth Corky Cockran and Roger Weeks at the helms engoyed a very good season The Varsity had a lot ot strength at the plate and lots ot hustle as dld the Junior Varsity The Varsity usually had the following lrne ups Bryans catching Hunter lB .lennlngs2B Zabel 3B Lambert SS Kopren LF Woolway CF Juday RF and Anderson, Shatter and Garner startung pltchers The Junior Varsity had Haddon catcher, Carter TB Zabel QB Aldrich 3B Lamph SS Hase meyer LF Nuelson CF Hull RF Hansen Puerce and Russel pitchers x. xx if KT' an 'irjigs ' 52. 'Wo w l Ma uson C dwell C Nnelson D Haddon W Russell B Mont! Funk Row 2 A Peters A Valero D Spencer N Klemm C Hassmeyer D Plc up yers C rter H rrch Z el Row Coach Weeks Ve ncaa B s Garret L LaNey Randa P Saxon D Spencer G Johnson J Byrd C Nueman ' I 1 1 1 r 1 I I r I I I I T f 1 I 1 f Q.. 4 . - 1 t ag 1- , W , 1 'FSI-Li.: I rf 4 S 1 K f sg. 1 Y 0 Q5 ' x 1924 my ,, ea 34' , 5 ..f-1-'..t,' , '-gwifgy - 3 . A, .fL.f .4 1 T5 YT' '- - ,. V . 5,-'V --4,f'f2Q1z? ' - A',fi'f7? ge rn .fi ' V 1-gr-M , .. : fe. 1-a 1-f 'Q 1 .. . I . , . ' lr , . I F. Ii ' , . Ros . 4 . 4 . .I-LZLII BI ET The G A A was capably led thus year by Beatrice Taylor President Kay Flugel Vice Presndent Peggy Davrs Record :ng Secretary Joanne Bruce Corresponding Secretary Car ole Collins Publlcnty Manager Miss Wlthrow General Advns er The GAA Cablnets flrst actlvlty was their annual wel come party IH September for all gurls to get acquaunted wuth thetr managers and advlsers of the varrous sports A colorful folk festival was guven wuth other schools partucvpatlng whlch proved to be one ot the biggest hugh lnghts of the year Functions were completed wlth election and banquet R--f 'fb .as W WEARERS LAJ Row I E Orozco C Dykes A Lopez B Taylor C Garwood P Volrral R w I P Keeslnng K Flugel B Taylor C Garwood Row 2 Muss Wuthrow L Clmton B Abercrombne l Varela Row3 P Davts C Colluns N Pyron J Bruce 'Kms Ut 5' x ADVISERS AL. ,f Row I Mnss Owen Mrs Smuth Mlss Slrafharrn Mass Wnthrow Seraflno Miss Weber ID l68 2 ? If Mrs f 2 1 ' I I ' I 1 f 2 I . - a : . 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Off-T I9 ,,,i . , 'M ,si 2, at s if ' Y. V af 5. . '. ' ... L ,V F. 1. A ' tl ' 35 i i xx . I . Q.. 'A V .i X? X x '.,,W'-B ' . V336 r ' ,th .ff - ff is-J ' , .u Row I: E. Grada, E. Bruno L. Hardy, B. Barmore, M. Casselman, L. Blower, J. Owens, M. Nelson, L. Kley. Row 2: B. Taylor, C. Grada, C. Collins, D. Warren, M. Hundley, S. Sikking, N. Pyron, J. Bruce. Row 3: E. Fielding, C. Wagner, P. Davis B. Beane, C. Christman, B. Bathqatel, C. Garwood. Row 4: E. Whittaker, D. Tosdick, M. Cole, C. Jones, C. Grade, V. Wilson, . Mo. 0-X' TENNIS Girls who have gone out for G.A.A. Tennis have had loads of lun. Every Wednes- day night alter school they could be seen playing with their manager, Shirley Sik- king, who has done a good iob getting girls to go out for this popular sport. Y' 5 ll? 'Ury ' .f ss' r f , S 3 3 'Q' --ri: .gs Z X ij I f ' 4 . - . D Q - 1 Row I: J. Owens, J. Cook, C. Castor. Row 2: E. Anderson, C. MacLean, D. Randall, H. Flint, S. Bracamonte. Row 3: P. Downing, J. Matthiessen, J. Marshall, B. Taylor, D. Tosdick, R. Arevalo, C. Dykes, N. Philippi, J. Davis, K. Jeffers. Row 4: C, Bauer, S. Eddy, B. Nelson, J. Wiley, S. Slaqle. Row 5: B. Whittaker. Row 6: D. England, C. Wintz, H. Utley, D. Velarro, V. Velasco, C. Jones, M. Cole. Row 7: S. Sikking, M. Hundley, D. Warren, C. Collins, S. Coffins, J. Singles, J. Erreco, E. Quintana. Row 8: M. Miller, G. Haas. 39' x 7 ,E Q W 4 3 1 ' bg Y- 2,21 Q.. df: D ' Vi, . ,.-- 5 , .,. V, , .Mf- ll y 4 4 Y ,mf ,, a 4 1-2: ij' 51? v f if , ,if 2,,.fz'jax 1 V Y wwf, ,ie , My ' f 1 gi Ai. XA xx ,i gf ilf ix! 3 3 I -gr 9 Z z SEI. A f J, V P Q1 1 ' 1 ffm, ,V 1 M ,ff I 'M .mv V ' gf? 1 tim 'I m,A,' . , ff ., A-Q , N ,, L. 4. an -Q-, .. 'Gm .rf E 1 A-fan, 'W 4' lv -M .S 51. ,. Q X RQX fa' 1' m X 1 +27 in If I Q, 2 Q .p Vik fax, .f X ,Auf .' A24 , f'2 if' ' ,f a tx 4 is X 3 J X HO 7, 'Y 1 3 K, 1 MV, 5 Q Y .wwwc r fe . Q, L ' 1 f Q 5 s t. .H ' v J my :Q Y ? '-Q.. ai fi 355 V66 ' , 'flag 4 -132131 ' wif , A. fu, 14 ww f . 4 1 in 4' YUUN ,S FA EY wily 3 EQ ' ,wb V x, f , '- -if ii f ' a A briet resume ot the plot ol the spring play reveals that a young war veteran and his sister start a summer camp. The trouble revolves around the youngsters who begin to write their tollcs about the birds and the bees. The alarmed parents almost close the camp because ot this. Through the help of Dr. Spee, however, they manage to keep going. As usual, every- thing turns out peachy keen in the end. SPRING PLAY CAST Harold Greeley Helen Greeley Silvia Wilson Dr Spee Dorothy Bennett Duvre Jokie Stephen Buddy Dickie G llly Faith Miss Weatherhead Camp Trrlly Boy Dick England Carol Root Shllley Hopkins Heinz Steinmann Gloria Madran Mickey Ca ey Zerio Woody Bob Lindvall Paul McQuown Bill Lothridge Mary Church Jo Ann Taylor Dan Swift Qi 4181 F 4 :iq if x M ov., 19.5, 1,1333 ,wwf ,gfgeif 5 xx 1 .1 WWW 'Li Y' -Segal' am. 4 'W' vw .. . , , 85,4 - .,-1 ff if SUMMER TIME AND TI-IE LIVING IS EASYfEor Don White Nancy Nordstrom Anna Doane Hills Joe Fisher Eina Anderson and Jack Spiri who are now seen in a beautiful l949 Mercury Convertible. V8 Mercury-Lincoln parts and service for all ages and models may be purchased from URICH-GIBBS MOTOR COMPANY at lOl East Whittier Boulevard. msgs AT LAST-As Cathie Moon and John Leffler look toward the fu- ture the fond memories of dear old Whittier High School will al- ways live on. To help refresh your memories have BARTONS at l54 North Greenleaf Avenue take those memorable pictures. IN A LITTLE BOOK SHOP W find Kenny Shaw Billie Meadows and Bob Carter looking through the l948 Cardinal Annual and they agree the cover of this An nual is eye catching Fine covers for fine books are from the S K SMITH COMPANY 332 South La Brea Avenue Los Angeles il vear the commerctal adverttstng has been presented to you by th use ot so vw s Thus method ts a new way to present the adverttsers maternal and belneve me t n ppen agatn lm so ttred of wrrtrng copy but perhaps you are tlred tt so l thank you for your kind attentton ld also like to thank those people won w have had the prrvrlege to advertlse for rn thus Cardunal Annual Those adver s lned make at posstble for you and me to have a bugger and better annual tts M cole Annual Stat? vho have gathered and wrutten the maternal of thrs book ore o them Joann Glngles Charlene Workman and Martlyn Mtller took care he openung sectton The Eall section was cleverly handled by Anna Doone hulls Lund Vernon Marlene Adamek Gretchen Haas and Sally Lopez The Winter sectlon as a magnlhcent rob done by Colette Chalfant Janne Pelton Carol Hunnncutt Margle Gal'Tney and Evelyn Lynch The Sprung section was carefully handled by Jeanne Bolton Barbara Seawel Martlyn Votaw and Joan Taber Nancy Nordstrom Blllte Meadows Marlanne Lewts Joyce Murray and Emma Orozco devoted theur trme to compose the Summer section Jtnr Jalsh Corky Bagley and Chl? Stettler handled the Boys Sports Our one photog rapher Rtchard Johnston IS responsrble forthe Bne photography done throughout the book Your Editor took care of the Adverttstng Overseetng the entire book was our adviser Mr Gardner We would luke to thank espectally Mr Barton of Barton Studios Whtttler for the vondertu' help he gave to us and the hne group sensor and adverttsung prctures he took lor he Annual Our thanks to Don Kracke for his drawtngs whtch you have enloyed throughout the book Many thanks to Mr Peterson of L A Engravers Mr Morse and Ar Gran o Statroners Corporatuon and Mr Renutch ot S K Smtth Malloy Covers EVELYN JORDAN Edrtor Tvs X A ' ' e Y .1 Ev . . . , . . T1-s icrfqzrv f cr ' . ' A N , I C 'eacing , ' . ' trier has Q het ' A ' tl' year. , My' .J ' T . Q J I l I deserve a heartfelt thanks, They have done a marvelous job and l'd like to thank each and :very 1 5 , . ' , , ' ' of 1 , ' ' , A ' , - , . g U , , , V I I ' - - , I ' I ' I t . .e 5 ' ' , . ' . . 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