Woodrow Wilson High School - Campanile Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1941 volume:

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Y' 1 ff, ' s jc 1 IIN TEN FIIUNTS, Long Beach goes forward in defense' the navy, army, aviation, harbor development, oil fields, aircraft plants, pilot training centers, defense classes, loyal citizens and her GALLANT YOUNG MEN Long Beach, home of the Pacific Fleet, has found its place as a giant cog in the program of prepardness the most stupendous program of its lund ever known to America Ships, guns, men, all go into this vast scheme The mightiest fleet, the greatest land force, the strongest air arm Long Beach is helpmg to build build build Fort MacArthur brrstlmg with huge guns' coordinated defense' The harbor bustling with activity' destroyers cargo pulleys give evidence of this staggering program Douglas Vultee names to conjure within the air and on the ground The roar of pounding motors the acid odor of gasoline and another steel bird takes its place in the line of tense taut shining eagles Long Beach instruction center of fledglmgs machinists and ground crews is the training area of the Pacific Coast 1, . . . I . I . . . . . .- . . I . . . . . I carriers sliding down the ways, the wail of winches, the screeching, straining - . . . . . y I I ' I I I . . O I . . . I . . I I . . . . . . N,- ill Hzxyrer '36, Wally Holden '35 SQUIRE rHoTo lg, il M , AIR IORIS ll S XRNI1 IHUIO DEDICATIQN: To the Wilsoii Alumni who have answered the call of their country, this fifteenth volume of Campanile is gratefully cleclicated. To the Annapolis trained ensign, to the glolif: circling sailor, the West Point lieutenant, to the huntlreds of mechanics at Douglas and Vultee, to the lvoys in tlefense classes, to the men in Alaska, Hawaii, Philippines, Pensacola, to the pilots at Kelly antl Randolph Fields. every flying field, to the men on the ships of the seven seas: a clevotecl Wfilswn hieinlwly pays trihute to you. Vile salute youl We dedivate . . . we elodivatv . . . we- lledivato . . . we dodivate 7 'U E 5 i I I I I I I I I LP'-wg EAGER GIRLS are sewing, sewing . . .forthe refugees . . . forthe refugees EAGER GIRLS are sewing, sewing . . .for the refugees . . . for 'che refugees Q.. E E r A .31 v-f Baan-ww 4Ul'XRIl1HI XYIIII: XXUIII ll N AIRPLANE carriers, grim batfleships and cruisers . . defense and safeiy . powerfully guarded wiihin our own Long Beach harbor, home of 'che fleet 'll-n IIIIIIISIIIIII we-lls lllllll' nul llu-lr blue-k galil for all-fc-Inv ,Num ,,,,,m, W, . ,JC 3 , , 4 aux ,H- ZINIDIING, booming, droning, hum- ming, screeching and a million sounds of gigantic industry blended in our ears as we went up and down Long Beach, ea- gerly following every step in the de- fense program. Airports, army and navy strongholds, defense classes-we saw, EXPLUIIEID them all. We heard planes humming overhead, the mer- ciless rat-tat-tat of riveters sealing griders, the irregular grind of great ma- chines. We saw the flawless precision at Fort McArthur, huge Streamliners soaring into the clouds, a vast new airport rising for Long Beach. Watching, snapping pictures, capturing ourtheme, we journeyed to Terminal Island: through fences we watched the Douglas aircraft factory, we talked to pilots, soldiers, gathering facts, camera studies, and fun! Everyone was eager! nv . - V.. , 1 ' f g V ' ' W W r , f rf, q 2' X Q H W I W ' 1 . ' ' if J , I - .3 'Q 13 Y-I ffffff ffffff Il DEFENSE In this school which was named afterthe World War Pres ident we may well be proud ofthe tradition of his name Once more we find ourselves being called to defend the ideals of democracy and free men with the force of arms Therefore we deem It fitting that this book be ded :cated to Defense spiritual defense against despair and loss of morale educational defense against forces which oppose Amerlcanlsm physical DAVID Illllll HADI At the close of this school year Woodrow Wil son High School pauses to pay its respects to David Burcham retiring prin cipal of Polytechnic High School The principal and many members of the faculty of Woodrow Wilson High School had the privilege of serving under his leadership in the days before this school was organized so today we salute you Daddy Burcham and wish you health and much happiness To Mr Howard Hicks the principal of Poly High School we send our con gratulations, best wishes for success and God speed in your new work 1 f 1 Q - I u - I 5 0 I ' . ,, :,, . . . . I I defense against enemies by land, air or sea. -Harry J. Moore, principal I - I - I I C I, I I ' . . I . . . , . I - I Q I X L .' 1 - ...- Y L L.- , , ALL IN TUNE . . all in tune . . with defense . . with defense . . with defense ALL IN TUNE . . all in tune . . with defense . . with defense . . with defense 'A' Miss Nolds. Mr, Mangold. Cleaver. M C rlin. Loi-rr lc-fr: Pmckaid. Olds. Vfate n. Meade. New some. T plm. Low right: Bond. Larsen. B 5. Amy. Hawpton. ffmllcntine. 16 1 1 5 - ' A Bi! ' 3 vl 'XX I sv ai .4 i gf 2 XX ' A,-1' f ' I. W fra- .J 1 4 .S 4 Ui , it W Glx IE? I ...gf lui! Qc 'I nw- 1 N 1-+ -4 fi T.- 4v ANY' V M. 55? ' i 5',. '..f.- . 6 ,'iI Vet' X H 1 j w ,ips-.af 'Q ,X gn Q 49 F fag! JJJ N: -. 4 . '1 , 1 ur. V l- greg' E 3 ' ef 'kttttttttttitttt ii? LANGUAGE-Robinson, Blackwood, Oxley, Ehmann, Dougherty, Scott. HOME ARTS-MOON, Olmsted, Larsen, Symonds. if Priming for good defense work is the home nursing class in their study of contagious diseases. Watch the popular Junior trio of Long Beach, Wilson has its own corps of clever announcers that sell Wilson to the the sophomores follow war with their scare headlines. Jackie, Marianne, aand Minnie Ruth have become student body. Future secretaries are trained in all the types of modern office machines. And girls study colors, necklines, textures, drapes, hair styles in clothing selection. ir RED CROSS-Knitting hundreds of little red sweaters for the shell-shocked evacuees in war-torn Europe was the work of eager Wilson girls. Answering the challenge to help others in need, girls were spurred by the knowledge that hundreds of Wilson's own are now serving their country in training camps, in army, in navy, in aviation, in defense work. The ever clicking needles and colorful yarn made the patio a perfect setting for this friendly gesture of good-will. The attractive sweaters varying in size from two to twelve were carefully made with a spirit of helpfulness. Up in Miss Larsen,s room flozens of children's blue dresses, soft pink and blue baby blankets and all kinds of children,s clothing were turned out by deft hands and machines. In classes, at activity periods, after school, in assemblies, at Christmas dinners and teas, Red Cross work went forward, the grand tapestry took concrete form for September draft swept dozens into the work to turn out more garments than any other school in the city. 20 ., ,gm , vm . Y N WE I I . .i nf 1- ra 5 f,9',g,f U N'.,sg5g!1-g, . 1 A If ll, .V V' t' Q f f' I N E 1: w 'g,,.,gf'A Q W M- N Q . 4.- Yi .. an 5 iw. A Q-'yl , 'K 5y ' W0 A g K.-jrlxx I1 'V , 5 rx 1 'kg 4,5 A f , --s J ,4 4'-CN, y 31 ' ' , '+ ' 1 I .f. I Q. in -maui '22 ' 2-P'-3 4. 94 ...A ! fb A13 X ia? W 'Q V l'.A' I In v 'K J, 'r , L Nga . . , X A K w 'Q fi . gf M ' ' I v 'fsi Y. ' if J f in . , A l s 'M-Il D ' ' ' ' ,. Y 'ij , 4 l ff as' J A x I nf' l 1 5 :Hi '-3-ug.: fffw 3 KRW i g ttitittttttittiir 'ff lhfIATl I-SICWZIFI, llaklcen, Neely, Nleelts, Buck. LIBRARY-lredell, Voisard. SHoPs-Thomas, Morrison Johnston, Blanton. ak Geometry wizards show their skill with instruments. Hansen's current event specialists organize clippings. And super junior h's smash scales in standard grammar tests. Nlrs. Bruggemann and some of lier Glee Club all set for a formal performance at graduation, Chemistry specialists test out things. Home minded girls lloclc to classes to learn what is lovely. what is good taste. what is spirit lifting, Tornadoes are turned loose by Ad crew to fire Wilson. 'A' COUR5IiSf Tl16 master program of courses offered at Wilsoii provides interests and appeals for every type of student from the Annapolis-bound rigid entrance exam for Navy juniors to crafts and shops where students create every thing from airplane repairing to fragile jewelry mounting. ln the Home Arts there are feathery light rolls, deft zipper fastenings, and swanlc lines in chic dressesg in social studies far reaching problems and philosophies back of the world chaos are reasoned out. The home and its problems are made practical. Through the Wizardry of lightings, props, and costuming, make believe prances before your eyes. poise. personality, and sound health come through teeming class- es in physical education. Abstract grammar and unheard of words find flocks of students that crash norms and standards. Math classes are jammed with cold intellectuals who thrill at trig and higher math. Students spring up to create script, melodies, costumes, props and dances for an original show. l Q f - i i -M f l - A.. M ., A'- 23 'ki'1k'k'k'kti'-kirtiriritt fy SOCIAL STUDIES, ENGLISH-Wilcox, French, Stuempel, Thomas, Broesamle, Hansen, Wfoodward. Hardie. MUSIC-Brueggemann, Furjanick, Driver, Purcell, sk ENGLISH-Grimes, Harrison, Garlick, Pierce, Townsend, Sullivan, Krythe, Ehmann. Dougherty, Teschke. SCIENCE-Dunkle, Denman, Stewart, Shallenberger, Enholm. March, Lowry, 'A' Adding mystic charm to Wilson's theatrical productions is the outstanding stage crew. Their untiring hours add to Wilson's sparkling successes. Exacting work of inlaying and polishing go into these fine examples of wood craft. Six heads are better than one say the geometry sharks, Bank presidents, your problems are solved, here are your capable secretaries. Heads bend low in concentration: a heavy gloomy si- lence falls over the roomg Mr. Demanis sophomores undertake their first big biology test. 'A'AVIATION-Actin as as ark lu in nationaldefense work Bob Blantonis aviation de artment g P P S v P turns out scores of aircraft mechanics and pilots who are directing certain parts of the present emergency program. Nearby aircraft plants have placed many Wilson graduates in responsible, high-ranking positions which include assembly supervisors, win g foremen, installation foremen, acrobatic instruc- tors, tank lining inspectors, flight instructors, inspection engineers and commercial pilots. Forty boys at Wilson are learnin the fundamentals in lane re airin win re airin en ine overhaulin . sheet g P P ga g P gf g gi metal work, and machine shop work. Wings are rebuilt, new ribs, spars put in, wings are recovered and painted. Engines are torn down, overhauled, reassembled, new parts put in, ignition checked, the en- ine is then timed and the motor must run. In sheet metal rivetin is tau ht as is the moldin , 1 g g g fittin , and sha in of sheet metal. 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ART: Challter, Burdick, Connor Q Wlatch senior girls plan their homes. drapes, upholstery, and wall paper. Now no home can he ll success if the lady of the house laclcs that thing called charm, personality, what-have-you. say boys in sociology II. lioys in chemistry learn the tie-ups with defense worlc. Miss Hansenis sophomores go in for filing notes on fl big scale. Young aviators sew canvas for airplane wings. f LEADkiR5HIPgEvery contest, every competition, every radio call, he it election, song leader tryout, sport squad, a recommending grade, Girls' League heads, drama tryout, opera lead, dance lead, ticket salesman, store manager, hottle cap collector, sophomore speech appeal finds scores challenging each other for the chance to lead, to organize to talce a group and go places. That spirit of adventure and initiative that drove Spanish padres and forty niners alike to California in earlier eras hnds its counter- part in Wilsoii today. A hand of students. pioneering themselves, horn in many states and countries, followers of the Black Gold rush in 1922, brings to Vlfilson, all of the enthusiasm, resourcelulness and drive that the early fathers had. The fire that hrought them to their new homes generates and di- rects them in leading school affairs, Wilsoit is a little city on its own campus, efficient, well organized, complicated. progressive, modern. Everyone believes he can lead. 27 'k'k'ki'ir 'k'kirir'ki k'kir STUDHNT COUNCIL Under the administration of com etent leaders from P Wilsoii s far flung activities comprising tbe Student Council, in effective pro r un of scliool events IS formulited Qnnuillv In council sessions budgets col Q impartial group in order to turn out an efficient working plan for student bodv finances Student officials debate important issues of self government, and adopt tbose measures which will present the best opportunities to further tbe spirit and initiative in scliool wide participation lqmditionally the Council makes provisions for Home Coming Day, at wliicb tbey sbare bost duties lected from every activity sponsor are analyzed, considered, and revised by tbis i , . ,L 1 Nplbol sr xg. , - V- ,x-Q! V 5-, f ,. , r 4,4 i' BOARD OF GOVISRNCRS -eljollowing the policy current on the campus of allowing students great freedom in their use of time, the Board of Governors, acting as intermediaries between student body and administration, interpret the complicated issues that arise. The promotion and approval of ticlcet drives, national assemblies and the approving of numerous budgets are included in their activities. They sponsor monthly emergency fire drills under the watchful eyes of local fire officials. A deciding factor in evaluating Gold and Jeweled W points, they have a final voice on the matter of athletic awards. 'ff GovERNoRsf-Berry, Trucano, McKenna, Sherwood, Wilcox. Osborn, Mr. Catlin. C0lJNCIt.fFront row: Mr. Catlin, Cain, Neffasel-c. McKenna, Chichester. Second row: Hanson, Nlorris Bandy, Anderson, Cloud, Wiese. Third row: Brown. Hoge. Losey. Armin. Collins, Crawford. Hart. Pres., Chichester, HansonL V. P., Hendon, Crawford: Secflnreas., Lord. lVlcOweng Sponsor, Nlr. Catlin. Cowwissioxrns-Front row: Menclce. Berry. Mr. Peterson, Nlr Morgan. Nlr. Mueller, Mr, French, Willcox. Nlclfenna Second row: Hollar. Quinn. Nlcffullough. Vfilmot. Trucano, Hanson, Wlells. Vfiese. Osborn. lxfleairs. Corwin. Third row: Gordon. Storlc. Hunt Keating, Xvhearon. Horton. Cloud Fourth row: Nlrhflullen. Randall, Paris. Patterson. Barber. Nic-rritt. Head.. lWcKenna. Hollar: Capt. Xyiese. Mc- Owcn, VC'ells1 l.ieut . Hollar, Yvells, Randall, Hunt. Hillsg Sponsor. lVlr.Catl1n. I pledge my Allegianve to tho flag of the Ynited State-S 29 irls work! work! . fra In S w GIRLS' LEAGUE . . . Service to the school, a helpful hand to all the ggirls. an opportunity to practice leadership, a chance for every girl to express herself in some form on the Z6 Girls' Leagues Committees. Organized as efficiently as a miniature city, every ideal, every urge. every interest of girls finds its expression in this eHaciencyYlvound organization. The advisory hoard entertained their sponsors at a delightful Christmas party. which even old Santa attended. Mildred Pierce and Jayne Verne attended the Girls' League Convention at Xvhittier. and Lillian Wiells and Nluriel lflcoclc traveled to 'Venice for the Spring Convention. The calendar of events infliided an impressive candle light installation dinner and three assemblies, hliss Nan Fangar. guest spealcer from Wfioodhury College. a musical assemhly featuring the Girls' Glee. and Nliss Pretto Belle from United Airlines. Committees staged a Tlianltsgiving hasltet drive, liriendship bag sale. hridge party, and filled rolorful storlcings with randy for the faruhy. Gini l.i -were -Pies.. Wells: Sponsor. Nhss Nolds: Cor. See. l:I'lIL'llZ Y, P.. Sthurter: Ref. Ser. AI, glllfcl Trerib.. IIQISIUDY. . . ll in time with defense, defense G. l.. ADVISORY Bn.-Front row: Rolfe. Alguxre. Schurter. Wfells. Frizell, Feistner. Trufano. Thompson Second row: Oates. LaVrofT. Paulsen. Pierce. H. Young. Pierce. Nl. Gxlhert. Brown. Yariljylce. Hanson xxl00llI1j?,IOY1. Third row: Stanton. Craig. Bacon. Newmaster. Redford. Henley. Srmth. lxlrfformwnrk. I.osev Paull. fflcock. Richardson, Fourth row: Verne, fflufton. Brewer. Boggs. Armstrong. Hrllxtwger. Nefiaselc Jordan. hlonshower. Patton. Pres. Wfvellsz V. P., Sfhurter: Cor. Sec.. l:FlZCll1 Rec. Sec.. .'Xlg1llII'Cl Treas. Pexstnerz Sponsor, Nliss Nolnls. G. I.. CAIHNET-Fall--Front row: Coffev. Y.1nDylce. Rohmson. Trane. lxlcffullough. Nt-ffasek. Knox Keyes, Hxrlcman. Gorman. Second row: Hawthorne, Horn. Hannlton. longwlll. Roe:-ener. Uonalwon Wallette, Hart, Lewis, Hradlleld. vUOOllI1gI0!1. Thlrd row: Cary, Jensen. llaynham. Hammer. Patllson. Gootl rum. Cloud. Duncan. Koenig, Nlaher. johnson. Fourth row: lN'lacKay. Scanlan, Nlnnsell. Patton, Staflcahle Iantllev. Sturges. Helps. Yfletan Walker fohn Nlrcuee Pres Trane' V P Nlrfulloll Su T V - . 1 - A . ., 4.., . A . lgl: . ' ' FPQIS Rohxnson: Sponsor. Nllss Nolds. G. l.. fi,-REINF-'T7SPl'II1y.f -front row: Calder. lillxott. Angell. Y.nnaguclv. Rent. Heels, Nltffnllough Xvalsh. Scouten. Dodson. Brown. lVlt'Keown. Allman Sefond row: Xxvdlll. lxlllilf. Tollefson. lflell. Oleson l.arnpley. Davis. Wlesthy. Nlrlflroy. Patree. ffloutl. Carter, Algurre. lantlley. Xvhaylen. 'Ilnrd ron: jones Brewer. Cook. Baynham, lfriedman. Forsyth, Cfaton. Coffey. W'xll1.1ms. Newmaster -l.. lt-nnnngs. Quitlc Koenxg. Carr. Sauer, Wlallcer, wallette. Fourth row: Verne Cohn. Prlre, Nleyer. lNlacGregor. johnson. Hts'-1 l.oy, lN1ver. Newmaster li., XXLVISCIIIJI1. Reusrh. lfxnnxgan, Hall. Bryant. Knox. Tafel. Hanson. Pres.. Parker: V. P.. Reiflg See.-Treas.. Beck: Sponsor, Miss Nolds. -1 3 U- I , ' iv' .7 - 'V ' ' - 3 I' f X. ,L 'Q 5 1 s-1fi?fk,.z.: x Me, Q ,V ,i...b I P ,th I i f ff F ,vs 1, UQ , 'v Ji. , 4 R' 5. - '- ' 'ff I J A fs. ff , , . ' pw W- w ' ' M7 - - -- TW ,,.'?'FfL?a' M ' ' V W ,.v. ' ,v ,. ' 'Q ?'hiY+z-. 'Q. . 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'I C L , D , y' ,K to A ,V t 'uw kj y 4 A T . , , My ', 1 ' 1, ASQ K. y .,,' ,Q ,- , N I x I . ,x . , y X , , . , , rf 5 f .Q , til- I ' 0 ' . ! , , url: s sir' A -Z: V, i, 'sv V. 16? My , . , .,-1-,4,-vw ' , , M x r ,1 12 h y I, . , it 'r xi! 'Erik 'Y i Y -, 2? 4 .. , 7,4 H - xi -. 'fi K jf-,, A3 WW A .T T - S Q, lt EE ii' 7 I 'W ' 3 - I f-- M 3 I f 2, gf. V I f uv' ' 4 -'bf ' Af W A 1 , :ff ' 5 f W' n Q Q E f H , ' : -4 W ' ' A w w A g Q., ' .. ---4... 'f . V - M. ' 7 4 I ,KE M if 1 . 1, N -1 'iv-'f ' 'Q ax, f SENIORS-Seniors of Wilson's class of 1941 submerged class spirit to rise to the greater role of directing not a class but furnishing leaders for the great Wilson Campus. They arranged and planned the outstanding event of the year, their graduation, which sends them facing the future with courage, integrity and ambition. Formal vesper services preceding commencement saw the passing of the candle of learning to the Junior class. Informal Senior celebrations included Ditch Day, senior breakfast, campus tour and a class assembly which dramatized the will, prophecy, and gift presentation. Seniors produced great leaders. fFEBRUARY Samoa Ormcrasz Foster, McOwen. JUNE Sermons: Osborn, Cain, Love, Hopkins, Landale, Nliss Blackman, We the people-, do llrdain, Establish this Constitution 3 3 3- tg fnf 45-A vig' M8-v 6. 'Fx . L if Li: LORAINE ELIZABETH AGCAOILI College Bruinetteg Fiestag Thanksgiving Basketg Home Room Banner. KATHLEEN L. ALTSCHWAGER Commercial G.L. Rep.g G.A,A.g Squad Leaderg Swimming. ROBERT EARL ANDERSON College Stage Crewg Crew I39. GLADYS ASKEW Commercial Loudspeakerg Fiestag Squad Leaderg Big Sis- terg Sr. Comm.g Pageantg Press. CLAUDE CI-IARLES BACHTELLE Industrial J.V, Baseball 738: V. Baseball I39g Foothill League Champg B Football '38, 39. BONNIE LEE BARTON College Press: GL. Rep.g G.L. Comm.g Bruinetteg Big Sisterg Fiestag Pageant. DOROTHY ANN BAYNES College Senior Speakerg Jr. Speakerg Boosterg Scholar- shipg Worldg 2 GL. Comm.g G.L. Rep. VERA FLORENE BENT Commercial G.L. Rep.g Thanksgiving Comm.g Big Sisterg Swimming. ANNA JAMES BISSENAS Commercial Mgr. Storeg G,A,A. Paperg Big Sisterg Fiestag Guard of Honorg Outingg Pageant. GLADYCE BOMBEL College Transfer: L.A. Polyg GL. Rep.g Self Govern- ment Reo.g Mask and Sandalg Sfholarshipg Worldg G.A.A. RUSSELL WILLIAM BRANHAM College Gold Wg Ed. Loudspeakerg Scholarshipg C Track '39: B Track ,40g B Track Mgr. l38g V, Football Mgr. '38, ERLE J, BROWN Mathematics Scholarship Lampg B Football ,395 B Track '39g V. All-City Track Champ. ,40g Cognos- ciang Inkslingerg German. REX WESLEY BURKE College Loudspeaker '39, '40g Matrixg V. Baseball M r. '39' Bi Brother: Press' B Football M r. g - g 1 g ,383 C Track Mgr. '38. JACK RICHARD CHOATE Commercial V. Golf '4Og Basketball '39. JOYCE FRANCES CLARK Commercial Make-up, Stage Costume Crew '38, '39, '40: B'uinetteg Squad. Team Leaderg GL. Rep.g Thanksgiving Basket. ERNESTINE VIVIAN COKER Art Adg Thesoiang Pageantg Thanksgiving Pro- gramg Sr. Comm.g Sec. Gleeg Transfer: Hoov- er, Glendale. JOHN LYNN COLBURN Mathematics LOUIS LOREN COLLINS College ISABEL H. COVINGTON Commercial P.T.A. Skitg Squad Leaderg Fiestag Thanks- giving Basket. LOUISE MARY CRAWLEY Commercial Team, Squad Leaderg Pageant. JACK WALTON CRUMLEY Mathematics V. Football '39, '40g V. Crew '40g Crew Clulag Pres. Hi-Yg Jr. Cirgoniang V. Pres., Thes- piang Smilin' Through. 3-1 CLAUDE CLIFTON CUNNINGHAM General Band '38, '39, '4O. MARIE LENORE DAMRON College Thespian: Brother Rat: Cognoscian: G. L. Rep, MARION DREW DAVIS General Usherette: Team Leader: Courtesy: Decora- tion: G.L. Rep.: P.T.A. Rep.: Squad Leader, BETTY PATRICIA DIBBLE College Pageant '39. '40: Swimming: 3 G. L, Comm: Bruinette, VIRGINIA LOUISE JONES College G.L. Rep.: Fiesta: Pageant: Spanish: Stage Crew. MARY LOU EMLEY Commercial Swimming: Riding: G.A.A.: Fiesta: G.L. Rep. HARRY ISAIVIU ENDO College Pres, Ad: Pres. Japanese: Consul Jr. Latin: B Football Champs I38, '39, '4O: All-City B Broadjump 740: B Traclc '38, '39, i405 Co- Capt., Bay League Champ '39. JUNE EVELYN FICKEL Music Glee: Pageant: Piano, Transfer: Santa Mafia: Gleeg I'I.M.S. Pinafore. MARJORIE CLAIRE FORKER Music Cleff Dwellerg Piano: Pageant: Glee: Golf: Outing. ELAYNE FOSTER College Gold Wg Sfholarship Lamp: Vice-vPrcs, Sr. A.: Sgt. of Arms, Boosters: Council: Adv. Bd.: Salutatorian. MARGARET LOUISE FOWLER College World: Tennis. MARGARET LORRAINE FRANK College Golf: Fiesta: Pageant: Hi-Tri: Squad Leader: Transfer: Camden, New Jersey. MARGARET VIRGINIA FRISBIE College Team. Squad Leader: 2 G.L. Comm. LANGLEY PORTER GALARNEAU Industrial Fiesta '38, '40g Printing: La Fuente: Loud- speaker: Big Brother. BILL GIBBS College School Singles, Doubles Handball Champ '4O. MAXINE ELIZABETH GREEN General G.L. Comm.: Bruinette: Big Sister: Squad. Team Leader: Fiesta: Page-ant. ARLENE RUTH GUNSAULS College French' G. I-. Comm.: Swimming: Squad Leader: Bruinette: Tennis. EIJNA LOUISE FIANNAN Commercial Booster: Demos: Sec. Soph.. Jr.. Sr.: Guard of Honor: Fashionette: Pageant: G.I., Rep. JFANNF HENRY Commercial Campanile: Booster: Loudspealrerz Sec. wlorld: Team I.eader: GI.. Rep.: Sr. Comm.: P.T.A. EDITH JEAN HENTSCHKE College Section Rep.: P.T.A. Rep.: Fiesta 78. .401 Team Leader: GI.. Rep: G.L. Comm. SFTSUO HIGASHI Commercial Japanese. JI 5 'lvl' gs x :gi ?vt-za. 1 19.25 'vxg 'far M MQ' ...Y ODELIA HIGUERA General Mexican: Spanish, Bruinette, Big Sister. BILLIE ELIZABETH HORTON Guard of Honor: 2 Sr. Comm.: Team Leaderg G.L. Comm. Music ROBERT DOUGLAS HUPP College Winner Extemp. Contest: Sr., Jr. Speaker: Scholarship, Chr. Sr. Comm.: P. T. A. Rep.: Finalist, Soph. Extemp. Contest. MARGARET ALICE JENSEN Commercial GWENDOLYN CELIA JONES College G.A.A.: G.L, Rep., Hi-Tri, Guard of Honor, Fiesta, Bruinetteg Squad Leader. ROBERT PAINTER JONES Sciente V. Football '39g B Track '4Og Hi-Y: Slide Rule. VANCE FRANK KARLI College V. Crew '40, Orch. '39, Hi-Y: Crew: Radio. THOMAS P. KENDIG Industrial BARBARA LOUISE KING Art Transfer: Pensacola, Fla. KAROL KING College 3 G,L, Comm.: Fiesta: Transfer: Florian. DOROTHY LILLIAN KING Commercial Fiesta: Transfer: Poly: International Day. DAVE KNIGHT Science Council: Band, Orch. '39, '40, '41, Pres. Band '4O: V. Crew '40, Transfer: Silverdale, Wash.: V. Football. STANLEY GILBERT KRUEGER College B Crew '40, C Swimming '39, L. B. Swim. Champ '39, Gleeg Store, Hi-Y: Crew. MARIE KUMMER Art G. A. A., Squad, Team Leader: G. L. Comm.: Inter-Sec. Volleyball, Baseball. MARY MARGARET LANE Art G. L. Rep.: Hi-Trig Make-up, Costume Crewg Big Sister, Bruinetteg Squad Leader: Fiesta. JACK DALE LAUGHNER Commercial Track State Champ., '39, '40, So. Cal. Champ. Z yrs.: V. Football '38, 7393 V, Track '38, '39, '40, City Champ. '40, Letterman. MARGARET GOODLOE LORD College Booster: Adv. Bd., Ad: Sec. Council: Press: Guard of Honor: Bus. Mgr. Loudspeaker. BETTY JANE LYNCH College G, L, Rep.: G. L. Comm.: Pageant: Fiesta: Squad Leader: Thanksgiving Basket. MERLE ELLADICE MACARTHUR College Loudspeaker: Big Sister, Guard of Honor: Store: Pageant: Bruinetteg Fiesta. FRANK SHIKIYA MAKIMOTO College B Football '39, Foothill League Champ. '39, C Track '38, '39g Sec, Japanese. MARY HELEN MARSHALL College Scholarshipg Treas. Boosters, World: Big Sis- ter, G. L. Rep.: G. L, Comm.: Guard of Honor. 'IG NORMAN MAWHINNEY College Football, Crew, Crew Club. DOROTHY ANN MCCULLOUGH Cwnmercial Cognoscians, Bruinette, Guard of Honor: G. L. Comm.: Skating, Swimming: Sr. Vesper Comm. ANNA-LOU MCDANIEL College G. A. A., Riding. EMILY MARIE MCDOUGALL General G. L. Rep. 2 sem., Hi-Tri: Fiesta, Store: Team, Squad Leader. PHIL R. Mt:GINTY College Thanksgiving Basket. ROBERT EDWIN MCINTYRE College B Crew '39, B Swimming '38, Letterman: Crew. SHERWOOD ARTHUR MCOWEN College Cirgonian Pres., V. Football '40, V. Track '38, '39, '40, League Champ '40, V. Basket- ball '38, '39, '40, League Champ, Co-Capt. Basketball '39. MARIAN MEYERS College Scholarship, Cognoscians, Transfer: Salt Lake: Latin, Council, Scholarship Lamp. ARLYS ELAINE MILLER Art Stage, Costume Crew '39, '40, Pres, G. L. Rep. THOMAS HENRY MOULTON Commercial B Football, Bay League Champ. '38, V. Foot- ball '39, '40, All4City End '40, V. Track 33. '39, Sr. Don, Fiesta, Sr. B Pres., Pres. Cir- gonian. DWAINE HENRY NOBLE Commercial V. Football '38, '39, '40, V. Baseball '38, '391 V. Track, City Champ. '40, Letterman: Cvrowler. ROSE MARIE OGAN Music Orch., '38, '39, '40, Chorus, G. L. Rep., Squad Leader. THOMAS H. ORRICK Irxdustrial B Football '38, League Champ. '39, '40, C Track '38, B Track '39, Section Rep. DORIS EDNA OTTINGER Commercial G. I.. Rep., 4 G. L. Comm., Swimming, Fiesta. JOANNE REDNER Commercial Pageant '39, '40, Bruinette, G. A. A., G. L. Rep., Sr. Comm. LAWRENCE R. REMMELE Industrial Transfer: Encinitas, Calif., Hi-Y. GALEN RHOADES College B Football '38, WALLACE ALVIN RICHARD College V, Football '39, '40, B Football, Bav League Champ. '38: Capt. V. Football '40, V. Track '40. EVELYN EAYE ROACH Journalism Jewelled W., Campanile '40: Loudspeaker: Adv. Bd.: Booster: Thespiang Sec. Costume: G. L. Rep. WANIDA ALICE ROBERTSON Commercial G. L. Rep., 2 Sr. Comm.: P. T, A. Rep.: Page eant: Team. Squad Leader, Sr. Rep. EDNA NIARCELLA ROBINSON College Sec.. Tres. Demos, Viceepres. Ad.: Demos Winner: Commissioner, Adv. Bd., Guard of Honor, Loudspeaker. 37 Q 5.1.1-,V . ,- ' P- sl A 4k W , ff , V C XII I?-A K 4' e. Y' Us 'C' -4, we ' 0 C- W :QA- 1-L Q-if? it X. a. .r 'f 35,1 7 K fm. . MARGARET ANN ROGERS College Orch. '38, 139, '40: Fiesta: Bruinette: G. L. Rep.: Z G. L, Comm.: Store. DARYL DEAN RUNNELS College Hi-Y. JANIES LOWELL RUSSELL College Transfer: Arcata, Calif.: B Football V395 Chr. Sr, Comm.: Big Brother: Master Ceremonies Senior Assembly. SOPHIE BERNICE SALTZMAN College Pageant: G. L. Rep.: Fiesta: 2 G. L. Comm.: Swimming. ALIDA SCHRIK Commercial World: Bruinetteg G. L. W. W.: Swimmingg French: G. L. Comm. ETHLYN L. SHACKLETON College Squad Leader: Swimming Club. ALBERTA SHAW Pte-Nursing Transfer: Taft: Latin: G. A. A.: Spanish. DELNO KESSLER SHEELY Industrial Usher: World: Spanish: B Football '39: Track So. Cal. Champ '4Og Track All-City Champ ,40. RODERICK MCKENZIE SHERWOOD College Gov. Athletics: Pres. Cirgonian: B Track '4O: C Track '38, '39g Capt. B Basketball '4O: C Basketball I38: Press. KENNETH C. SIMPSON Commercial Baseball '38, '39, '40g So Cal. Champ. '40g jr. Rep.: P. T. A. Rep.: Lettermang Store. OLIVER RUSSELL SMITH Industrial V. Crew '38, '39g Sec., Vice-Pres. V. Crew Clubg Head, Projection Crew: Photography: Student Head P. A. System: Letterman. WILLIAM A. SMITH College Vice-Pres. Senior: B Swimming Bay League Champ '39: Council: Hi-Y: Chr. Sr. Comm.: Letterman: Scholarship. ROBERT LEONARD SPONHEIM Printing Campanile ,39, '40, '4lg La Fuente '40, '41g Loudspeaker '38, '39, '40: Sr. Comm. MARY VEE STACKABLE College G. L. Rep.: P. T. A. Rep.: French: Tennis: G.A.A. BEN NEWTON STONE College B Crew '39g Store. VANDA LOUISE STONE College Choral Group '4Og Piano: Music: Glee '39, '40g Team Leader: Pageant: Thanksgiving Comm. GENEVIEVE MARIE STROMSOE College Pageant: H. R. Rep.: Fiesta: Thanksgiving Basket: G. L. Rep.: Team, Squad Leader. KATHLEEN EDITH SUTHERLAND General DOROTHY IRENE SUTTON College Booster: Adv. Bd.: Big Sister: G.L. Rep.: World: Bruinetteg Fiesta. MAR-IORIE TIERNAN College Gov. Welfare: Booster: Commissioner: Loud- speaker: Sec. Demos: Adv. Bd.: Scholarship. JACK MILTON VIGNETTO Business Swimming '39: Cognoscian. Last Nine February Seniors are at Bottom of Page 39 38 June Seniors DICK ABBOTT College J. V. Golf '39: V. Golf .401 V. Track '4l. J. JEROME AGUILAR Industrial Spanish: Mexican. EVELYN CORA AILMAN Home Economics Squad Leader: Transfer: Poly: Hi-Tri: G. I.. Rep. ETI-IEL MAY ALBRIGHT Commercial Scholarship: Booster: Guard of Honor: Team. Squad Leader: 3 G. L. Comm.: Big Sister: Mgr. Store '40, '4I. MARIE VERLA ALLEN Commercial G. A. A.: Bruinette: G. L. Comm.: Hi-Tri: Team, Squad Leader. EILEEN POSGATE ANDERSON Commercial G. L. Rep.: P. T. A. Rep.: Bruinette: 2 G. L. Comm. MARY VIRGINIA ANDERSON College Jeweled Wg Scholarship Lamp: Jr. Speaker: Booster: Sec. Book Discussion: Campanile: Council. STELMA ARMIN College Band '39, '40, '4l: Orch. '4l: Team, Squad Leader: Vice-Pres. Band '41: Guard of Honor: Council. BARBARA JANE ARMSTRONG Science Hi-Tri Pres.: Adv. Bd.: Outing: Big Sister: Squad Leader: World. BOB WAYNE ARNOLD Commercial B Track '39, '4O. JOHN C. ATKINSON College LLOYD LEROY BACHTELLE College J. V. Baseball '39, '40, V. Champ. '4O: V. Baseball '41: D Basketball '38: C Basketball '39: B Basketball '40: Letterman. Last Nine on Page are February Seniors JEAN MARIE WALTERS Commercial Fiesta: Pageant: Thanksgiving Basket: 'I hanks- giving Play: Team Leader: G.L. Rep: Guard of Honor. VALENTINE WATTE Commercial Big Sister: G.L. Rep. EDNA ROSALEE WELD Colle e g Booster: Scholarship: G.L. Rep.: G. l..Comm.: Big Sister: Guard of Honor: Swimming. LUCY ANNE WII-IILES Commercial Pageant: G.L. Rep.: Team, Squad Leader: G.L. Comm.: Outing Club: G.A.A. VIRGINIA Wll.DER College Fiesta: Big Sister: Team. Squad Leader: G.L Rep.: Thanksgiving Basket. DORIS AVONNE VUILLIAIVIS College Stage Crew '39: Sec. Stage Crew Club: Squad Leader: Hit Parade: Fiesta: Christmas Basket. ALNIA JEAN W'II.I.S Home Economics GI.. Comm.: Swimming: Fiesta: Spanish LAURA R. YAIVIAGUCHI Home Economics G. A. A: Pres.. Vice-Pres. Japanese: wlorld: I-Ii-Tri: G. L. Rep.: Bruinette: Swimming. OVAMAE BENNETT YOUNG College Madonna, Pageant: Swimming:I.ibrarian:Peg' asus: Big Sister: G.A.A.1 Nlinor VV: Iiiesta. 39 'K MN 6 'H an ' war.. PHYLLIS BACON College Booster, Adv. Bd., Big Sister, Guard of Honor, G. L. Comm., World, Junior Speaker. JACK BOWEN BALLACK College Pres., Capt. Tennis, V. Tennis '39, '40, '41, Hi-Y, W. W. Tennis Champ. ,39, '40, '41, Tennis Foothill League Champ. '39, '40, Chr. Tennis Act. Bd. RUTH LUELLA BANDY College G. A. A., G. A. A. Paper, Transfer: Whit- tier, Glee '40. RAY VERL BARBER Commercial B Football '38, B Crew '39, V. Football '40, V. Track '39, Hi-Y, Store. JOHN F, BARNARD College Ad, C Basketball '38, Pres, Inksiingers, B Football '39, Smilin' Through, Poster Chr, LEO BAROLDI College Band '38, 339, '40, Spanish, Big Brother, Fiesta, World, Bowling Club. ROBERT L. BARTEE College Printing: Loudspeaker '39, '40, '41, Fiesta, Big Brother. BEATRICE BAUMANN Commercial Scholarship, Photography, Team Leader, Transfer: Poly, G. A. A., Library. BEVERLY BARBARA BEARDSLEY Commercial Hi-Tri, G. L. Comm. DONALD D. BEAVERS General Chemistry. XVILLIAM E. BENTLEY Language Spanish, World, Inter-sec. Sports, Slide Rule, Scholarship, V. Baseball '40, Transfer: Poly. KENNETH BERG College I-Ii-Y, C Basketball '38, Band ,38, '39, '40, Football '40, Photography, Track '39, Golf '39, '40, CAROLYN M. BERGER Commercial Glee, Transfer: Central, Sec., Magician, Glee. JAMES CARL BERNEKER College Band '38. '39, '40, V. Track '40, '41, City Champ. '40, German, Slide Rule, Scholarship, Hi-Y, Letterman. DAVE EDWARD BERRY College Gov. Affairs, Safety, Yell Leader, B Swim. Bay League Champ. '38, Demos, Ad, Hi-Y. I DAVID BIERI College Slide Rule, Math, Navy Jr.: German, Scholar- ship, Fiesta. DON U. BILLINGS, Jr. College B Swimming '38, Cross Country '38, Big Brother. PATRICA LOUISE BIRD General Loudspeaker, G. A. A. Paper Ed., La Fuente, Transfer: University High, L. A., Stage Crew, Ed. G, A. A. Paper. WIl-l.IAM EUGENE BLACK Commercial Cross Country ,37, '38, V. Football '39. FRANCES TEMA BLUMBERG Music Piano, French, G. L. Comm., Squad Leader. ELINOR MARIE BOAM Commercial W Club, Squad Leader, Big Sister, G. L. Comm., G. A. A. Sports, Inter-sec. Sports, Fiesta. 40 iifves , ELIZABETH JANE BOGGS Language Gold W, Scholarship Lamp, Booster: Adv. Bd.: Guard of Honor: G. L. Rep.: Bowling LARRY WOODWARD BONZER College V. Crew '38, B Crew '39, Swimming A595 Intra-mural Basketball, Spanish, Rowing. EVELYN BOUTIN Commercial Squad Leader, Big Sister: Fiesta: Tennis, Store. JACK XV. BOWMAN Nlathematics V. Football '39, Hi-Y. JACK CHISHOLM BRAITHWAITE Music Cleff Dwellers, Band '38, '39, '40. DICKSON BRALY Mathematics B Basketball '39, Cap. '40, V. Basketball '4l: B Swimming '39, Letterman, Navigation: Slide Rule. EMMA JOYCE BREWER College Booster, G. L. Rep., Adv. Bd., Cor. Sec. G. A. A., Bruinette, Big Sister. RUTH JEANNE BROPHY Music Drum Majorerte, Glee l38, '39: Pageant, G. L, Comm 3 sec., Hit Parade, Big Sister, BARBARA MERYLE BROWN College Scholarship, Squad Leader, French: Fiesta: G. L. Comm. JEANNE MARIE BROWN College Demos, Big Sister, Transfer: Azusa School for Girls, Scholarship, jr. Tres., D. Club. JOE E. BROWN Industrial Inter-Sec. Sports. RUTHANNE BROWN College Campanile, V. P. Sec., G. L. Rep.: Guard of Honor, 2 G. L. Comm.: Bruinetteg Big Sister. VIRGINIA MAE BROWN College jeweled W, Booster, Council, Adv. Bd. 3 sem.: Pres. W Club, Scholarship Lamp, All- School Extemp. Finalist. WANDA LEE BROXXIN College Campanile, G. L. Comm., Guard of Honor: Team, Squad Leader, Fiesta: Bruinette. DOROTHY CECILE BRUCE College Scholarship, Spanish: G. L. Rep., Team Lead- er, Campanile: Big Sister. GERALDINE BRYANT Commercial Golf, Transfer: L. A.: Yearbook: Drum, Bugle Corps. MARGARET JANE BRYCE College Bruinette, G. L, Comm.: Fiesta: Golf: Squad Leader. MARGARET BURKHART College Squad Leader, Riding, Big Sister: Fiesta: Tennis, Store. ROBERT ALLEN BURNS College J. V. Baseball '39, Intraemural Baseball: Pres. Bowling: Spanish: Bowling team. ROY ELl.SW'ORTH BURRIS College V. Crew '40, '4l: Crew: hlgr. Riding: Span- ish: Hit Parade, Fiesta: Usher. WILLIAM RALPH BUSH Industrial B Crew '40, '41, Crew Club. ll 'Gai MORRIS ALLEN CAIN College Ad, Jr., Sr., Class Vice-Pres., V, Baseball '39, '40, Council, Spanish, Bowling. MAURICE CALDWELL College Usher, World, Spanish, Glee, Photography: Transfer: Poly, Juventus. ERNIE BRUCE CAMPBELL Aviation MARJORIE CAMPBELL Commercial Thanksgiving Basket, G. L. Rep., Team, Squad Leader, Big Sister. PATRICIA CAREY Commercial G. A. A., Sec. Riding, Pageant. JAMES PATRIC CARROLL College All-City Guard '40, V. Football '40, B Swim- ming '39, Bay League Champ., B Crew '40, V. Crew '41, Campanile. ROBERT ARROW College Mgr. C Football '40, Mgr, C Basketball '41, Transfer: San Francisco, Track '38. LAURENCE JASPER CHAFFEE Industrial D Basketball 38, ,39, Capt. C Basketball '39, '40, B Basketball '40, '41, P. T. A. Rep., Letterman. LOLA ELIZABETH CHAFFEE Art G, L. Rep., Bruinette, Store, Squad Leader. CHARLES WALTER CHAPIN College B Yell Leader, Slide Rule, Navigation. FRANK PALMER CHAPMAN College Swimming, B Crew '40, '41, Crew, Bowling Club. DOROTHY VALEDA CHARLET College Drum Majorette, Orch. '39, '40, '41, Outing, G, L. Comm., Spanish, G. A. A., Big Sister. ART GARY CHEROSKE College Pres., Vice-Pres. V, Crew, Vice-Pres. Hi-Y, Letterman, V. Crew. '41, ROSS EUGENE CHICHESTER College Gold W, Pres, Council, Ed. La Fuente, Pres Sfripters, Pres. Scholarship, Pres. Book Dis' cussiong Jr. Speaker, French. STILLMAN O. CLAMPITT College JACK CLIFTON Vocational B Basketball ,38, '39, V. Basketball '40, B Track '38, '39, Pres. Navigation, Hi-Y, Loud- speaker '39, '40, Mgr. Tennis '41, PEGGY JEAN COFFMAN Commercial Navy Jr. BURGESS FRANKLIN COLLINS College Scholarship Lamp, Chem. Team Award, La Fuente, Scripter, Math, Slide Rule. PHYLLIS ANN CONGER Art Inter-Sec, Sports, Fiesta, Hi-Tri, Team Lead- er, Transfer, Hi-Tri. MARIE ANTOINETTE COOK College Costume, Make-Up Crew, Hi-Tri, Team Leader, G. A. A., Big Sister, Transfer: Clear- water, Dramatics. LOIS MARY COODY General Transfer: Poly. 12 JOHN NEVUTON CORNELL Industrial Transfer: Ocean Spring, Miss. LOWELL MILES CORWIN Mathematit's B Football '39, B Track '40, Foothill League Champ., V, Football '40, V. Track '41, Jr. Cirgonian, Decathlon Winner. ROBERT M. COURNOYER College V. Crew '39, '40, Swimming, French, Crew: Hi-Y. RLITH JEANETTE COX College Transfer: Santa Barbara, Glee. ALICE ANN CRAIG College Jeweled W, Pres., Vice-Pres. G. A. A., Adv. Bd., Council, Sec., Tres. W Club, Booster. DONALD A. CRAIG Social Studles V. Crew '40, '41, Slide Rule, Navigation, Crew, Hi-Y, World, Dramatics. ROBERT MYLES CRAWFORD College Gold W, Sealbearerg Pres., Vice-Pres. Scholar- ship, Council, Pres. Band '40, Jeweled W. MARGARET MAY CRIHFIELD Commercial Sr. Orch., Squad, Team Leader. ELSIE THELMA CRUCHLEY Commercial Tennis, Guard of Honor, Big Sister: Fiesta. SPENCER CRUMP Language Projection Crew, Hit Parade, Spanisli: World, Fiesta. BOB CURTS College Navy Jr., C Track '39, B Track '40, V. Track '41, C Basketball '39, Wingfoot. ALICE LOUISE DARLINGTON Music Recreation, Hi-Tri, Bruinette, Store, Fiesta, Swimming, Bluebeard. DOROTHY MAXINE DAVIES Commercial Team, Squad Leader, G. A. A., Bruinette, G. L. Comm. MILDRED FAYE DAVIS Art G. L. Rep., Guard of Honor, Fiesta, Squad Leacler, Stags Crew, French, Pageant. ALMA CHRISTINE DAY Music Pageant '39, '40, Hit Parade, Pres. Gleeg Fies- ta, Squad Leader. MARYE JANE DECANT College Tennis, Golf, H. R. Sports, Big Sister, Store. JERRY DEFREECE College B Crew '40, B Track '41, Slide Rule, Swim- ming, 6 Man Football '39, Tennis, S. P. R. HARLEY ALBERT DEISEM Mathematics Pageant '39, '41. BETTIE JEAN DELAHAY Commercial Squad Leader, Fiesta, Pageant: Transfer: San Diego 1'Ioover, Girls' League. RICHARD ELLETT DELAPP Aviation Glee '38, Pageant: Fiesta, C Football '40: C Track '39, '40, '41, Letterman: Photography, Hit Parade. ROBERT JOSEPH DENSMORE College V. Tennis '41, V. Tennis '40, Tennis: Ushf er, Pageant '39, '40, Pres. Cognoscians, S. P. R, -13 ' i K xi in . 3 ,Q xg 4 5 ha?- FRANCES DIAZ Fiesta: Mexican Club. Arts HENRY WILLIAM DOLBY General B Crew '4O: V. Crew '4l: Crew: Cognoscians. MARY-GRACE DOLLAR College Book Discussiong Scholarship: Sec, Outing: S. P. R.: G. L. Rep.: Guard of Honor: Big Sister. REGINA MARGUERITE DONAHOO Science Guard of Honor: Team, Squad Leaderg Hi- Trig Spanish: Juventus: G. L. Rep. WILLIAM SCOTT DOUGLASS Industrial Store: Library. JACK WINDSOR DREY Commercial Mgr. B Track '4O: Fiesta ROBERT EUGENE DRISKO College j. V. Baseball '38: Cleff Dwellers: Slide Rule: Letterman. -IACQUELINE I. DUFORT College Tennis: Pageant: French: Transfer: Poly: Tennis: G. A. A. JOHN DUFORT Language Thespian: Thanksgiving Pageant: School Play: Stage Crew: Crew: Chem. Team: Transfer: Poly. EDDIE BRUCE DULLUM Commercial Campanile: Scholarship: Senior Comm. ELOISE LORRAINE DUNGAN College Campanile: Scripterg Big Sister: 3 G. L. Comm.: Bruinette: La Fuente. JEANNE MARIE DUPRE College Navy Jr.: G. L. Rep.: P. T. A. Rep.: G. L. Comm.: Transfer: Annapolis, Md.: French: Social. DAVID NEWTON EAGLESON College Hi-Yg Crew: B Crew '39, l4O: V Crew ,412 Letterman: Swimming '39, HARRY GEORGE EARLE College P. T. A. Rep.: Hi-Y: French: Big Brother. ROBERT ALFRED EDMUNDS Mathematics Scripter: La Fuente. MARY EDMUNDS Navy -Ir.: G. L, Comm.: Guard of Team Leader. BRUCE WALLACE EDSON B Basketball '39. HELEN CHARLOTTE EGGERS College Honor: College College Guard of Honor: Team, Squad Leader: Vice- Pres. Inkslingers: Make-Up Crew '38, I39, '40: G. L. Comm.: Golf. .IANE EILEEN EIKELMAN College Guard of Honor: Pageant: Fiesta: Pegasusg Bluebeard: Big Sister: Team Leader: Posture Finals. WILLIAM ROBERT ENDERS French: Boys' Glee. CLAIRE LUCILLE ENGEL College College Big Sistwer: Squad Leader: Store: Fiesta: Tennis. -I-I RICHARD DEAN EVANS College JOYCE ALSTON EYBER College Drum Majorette '38, '39, '4O: Fiesta: Big Sister: Team, Squad Leader: G. L, Comm.: G. L. Rep. JACK HOWARD FAIR College B Basketball '38, '39: Demos: Jr. Cirgonian: Ad: Jr. Rep.: C Track '38: V. Baseball 38, '39. EVELYN JEAN FANNON College Transfer: Poly: Art Comm. MARILYN LORRAINE FARIS College Demos: Campanile: Team, Squad Leader: G. L. Rep.: 3 G. L. Comm.: Thanksgiving Basket. CHARLES FARMER College Hi-Y: Crew: Letterman: Swimming: Track: B Crew l39, '40. DOROTHY FERNE FARNHAM Music Glee: Ping Pong: G. L. Rep.: G. A, A.: Glee: Music: Transfer: Poly: Glee: Team Leader, JACK RICHARD FEINEMAN College Scholarship: Usher: Navy Jr.: Riding: Chem. Team: Spanish. ETHEL DOROTHY FEISTNER College Treas. G. L.: Adv. Bd.: Booster: G. L. Rep.: Guard of Honor: G. A. A.: Campanile. REVARD S. FENTON College Capt. Swimming '39: Letterman: Bay League Record: So. Cal. Record: High Point B Swim: Soph. Class Champ. THEDA CAROLYN FOTH Commercial Outing: Big Sister: 2 G. L. Comm.: Guard of Honor: Swimming: Stage Costume, Make- up Crew. DONNA ELAINE FRANK Commercial Costume, Make-up Crew: Hi-Tri: Squad Lead- er: Transfer: Camden, N, J.: Glee: Big Sis- ter: G. A. A. GOLDENE CELIA FRANK College G. L. Rep.: French. SUZANNE MARIE FRIZELL College Scholarship Lamp: Cor. Sec. G. L.: Booster: Sec. Golf: 2 G. L. Comm.: Spanish. MARK FUJII College GEORGE WILLIAM GARVER College B Football '39, '4Og V. Tennis '39, '40, '4l: C Basketball '39: Letterman. LUCILE GILLET Home Economics G. L. Rep.: Outing: Orch. '39, '4O: French. PAUL GLAAB College B Football '39: B Crew '39: B Crew: Swim- ming: V. Football '40: V. Crew '4l: Jr. Cirgonian. SYLVIA JEANETTE GLAZE Commercial Scholarship: French: Outing: Big Sister: Z G. L. Comm.: Guard of Honor. RUTH INEZ GLEASON College Bruinette: Spanish: Transfer: Poly: Swim- ming: Tennis. LEE ROY GLENN College Vice-Pres. Navigation: Transfer: Portsmouth, N. H.: Biology Club. 45 l g 9 .-,is All.. 'R va. 1 1 1 1 i wh my 5 I i i Wx A K at-s , 12:- bi 'Re BERT HENRY GOLDING College Scholarship Lamp: Chem. Team: Concert Master Orch. '38, '39, '40: Scripter: Band '38, '39: Slide Rule. CHARLES RAY GOODWIN College Slide Rule: V. Crew '4O. EDWARD JAMES GORDON College Sec. Cirgonian: Demos: Commissioner: V. Tennis '39, '40, '41: Capt. V. Tennis: Letter- man. JEAN KATHERINE GORMAN College G. L. Rep.: Demos: 4 G. L. Comm.: Spanish: Squad Leader: Scholarship: Campanile. FRANCES PAULINE GORRELL Art Thespian: Jr. Speaker: Treas. Stage Costume Crew: Pageant: Chorus: Music: Transfer: Poly. DEMPSEY RACHEL GOUGH Pre-Nursing NIADGE LOUISE GRACELY College Guard of Honor: Bowling: Bruinette: Store. LEO EDWARD GRANT Industrial B Football '38: Swimming '39: V. Football '39, '40, All-City Tackle: Letterman. BETTY GREENWOOD Science G. L. Comm.: Bruinette: Juventus: Swimming: Fiesta. MURIEL CORINNE GROAT College Sec. Sfripter: Scholarship: La Fuente: Sec. S. P. R.: Bluebeard: Pageant. XVILLIAIVI ALBERT GRUBB College Sealbearer: Chem. Team: V. Tennis '40: Scripter: La Fuente Bus. Mgr. '40, '41: Band '40, '41: Bluebeard. TOM DALLAS GUMAS Science Srholarship: Slide Rule. FREDERICK LYNN HADSELL College V. Cross Country '38: B Track '39: V. Foot- ball '39: B Crew '40: Crew: Hi-Y, PATRICIA ANN HALL Stenographic Scholarship: P. T. A. Rep.: Z G. L. Comm.: Team, Squad Leader: Guard of Honor. ANN G. HAMILTON College Pageant: Tennis: World: Hi-Tri: Transfer: Lawrence, Mass.: Pres. of Student Body 2 yrs. MARIAN DEANE HANSON College Gold W: Pres., Tres., Boosters: Adv. Bd. 4 sem.: Commissioner: Campanile: Scripter: D. A. R. Rep. JOAN FLORENCE HARRIS College Transfer: Roosevelt High: Basketball: Volley- ball: Glee. THEODOCIA VALERIE HARRIS College Scholarship Lamp: Scripter: Latin: French: Guard of Honor. BARBARA EDWINA HART College G. A. A. Hist: Pageant: Squad, Team Lead- er: Hit Parade: Costume, Makeup Crew: Hi- Tri: Big Sister. HELEN VIRGINIA HART Stenographic Booster: Scholarship: Sec. G. A. A., G. L. Rep. 4 sem.: Guard of Honor: Minor W: Big Sister. NORMAN DAVID HART College Head Jr. Speakers' Bureau: Football An- nouncer: Pres. Ad: Council: Campanile. -16 SHIRLEY JANE HARTMANN College Jeweled W5 Scholarship Lampg Boosterg De- bate Teamg La Fuente '39, '40g ViceAPres. Scriptersg Smilin' Through. RUSSELL KEITH HAWK College V. Tennis '39, '40, '4lg Store 2 sem. DORENE ELVA HAYES College Squad Leaderg Spanishg Big Sisterg G. L. Comm. KEITH HAYS Science J. V. Golf '39. '40, RODNEY HELLAND College Thespiang Crewg Thanksgiving Playg Pageant. PHYLLIS MARGURITE HELPS College G. L. Rep. 2 sem.g Sec. Hi-Trig Guard of Hon- org G. L. Comm.g Squad Leader: Fiesta: Swimming. ROBERT BRUCE HENDRICKS College V. Tennisg D Basketball. NELL MARIE HIGGINS College G. L. Rep 2 sem.g Transfer: Bakersfield: Shriekersg Girl Reserve. BILLEE ALLENE HILL Art Hi-Trig Team Leaderg Costume, Nlakeup Crew '39, '41g Arrg Photography, Vice-Pres.g Outingg Fiesta. DONALD HILLS College B Basketball '40, '4lg C Basketball '39g Cir- goniang Foothill League Champg B Foot- ball '4Og Commissionerg Letterman. MARION BOND HISER Commercial Usheretteg Juventusg Hi-Trig Guard of Hon- org Spanish. ANITA MAY HOGE Social Studies V. Tennis '39, '40g Fountain Mgr. Store, Gen. Mgr.g Guard of Honorg G. A. A.g G. L, Comm.g Fiestag Team Leader. IYLE MILLER HOLCOMB General V. Tennis Mgr.g B Swimming Mgr.: Hi-Yg Worldg Lettermang Camera. RICHARD MELVIN HOLLAR Gen. Business V. Football '40g B Football '38, '39 Champ.: Capt. Commissionerg Demosg Cirgoniang All- City Znd String Guard '4Og Letterman. HAROLD KELLER HOMER College Baslcetballg Transfer. ROBERT FRANKLIN HOPKINS College V. Football '39, '40g All-City Guard '40g B Track '38g Lettermang Wingfoot. BUD HORTON Colle e g V, Football '40g B Football '39, '40 Champg C Basketball '38g Adg Demosg Jr. Cirgonian: Letterman. GREG HOSKINS College Basketball '39, '4Og Frenchg Spanishg Slide Ruleg Big Brotherg Sr. Comm,g H. R, Rep. ROBERT F. HOUGHTEN College Latinq Fiestag Big Brotherg Thanksgiving Play. HOWARD O. HOYT Mathematics B Crew '40g Cognosciang Slide Ruleg Navi- gationg V. Crew '4lg Juventus. ALFRED C. HUNT College Navy Jr, Vice-Pres.g V. Tennis '40, Capt.g French Play. 47 LOIS MARILYN HUNTER Commercial Transfer: Los Angelesg G. A. A. MELVIN SAMUEL HUSS College B Footballg Band. EDWIN THORNTON IBBETSON College Band: Usherg Frenchg French Show: Hit Parade. JACQUELINE INGVOLDSTAD Art V, Tennis '39, '40g Big Sisterg Juventus: Squad Leaderg Riding. AUDLEY M. IRVINE College Crewg Transfer: Santa Barbarag Basketball, ELAINE IVES Commercial Glee '39, '40g Big Sisterg Bruinetteg Pageantg Fiestag School Playg Squad, Team Leader. BYRON JACKSON Vocational Band '39, '40g Cleff Dwellers. AILEEN JACKSON Commercial Guard of Honorg Bruinetteg Pageantg Glee '39, '40g Fiesta: G. L. Comm.g Big Sister. CHARLES RICHARDSON JEFFS, Jr. College Slide Ruleg Frenchg Pegasusg Navy Jr.: Golf ,4O, '4l. FREDRICK KAY JENNINGS College Commissionerg V. Track '40g Fiesta: C Baskete ball ,383 B Track '39g Campanile Skitg Spanish. MELBA LOUISE ENSEN Commercial I Squad Leader: Bruinetteg 2 G. L. Comm.g Swimming: Section Captg G. L. ALYCE JESSAMINE JORDAN College Gold Wg Sec, Inkslingerg Adv. Bd.: Scholar- shipg Adg World Pres. DOTTIE JORDAN College Dramaticsg Frenchg Transfer: Greenville, Tex.g Spanishg Homemakingg Gleeg H. R. Pres. MARCIA JOSEL College Riding Sec.g G. A. A.g Scholarshipg 3 G. L. Comm. ROBERT WILLIAM JUDSON College So. Cal, Champ 2 yrs.g V. Golf '39, '40, '41: Fiestr' Letterman. ROBERT LELAND JUNE College Spanishg Bowlingg Math.g Pageant. HARLOW GUY KAMERY Industrial Arts V, Football ,39, '4Og V. Football '38g V. Baseball ,395 Slide Ruleg Navigation: Letter- man. MARGUERITE CLAIRE KEATING College Demosg Commissionerp Campanile: Team Leaderg G. L. Rep.g Hit Paradeg Thanksgiving Basket. JACK I., KECK College V. Football '4Og B Football Champ. '38, '391 B Track '39g '4Og V, Track '411 Navigationg Letterman. MARY EILEEN KELTUS College Thespiang All-School Playg Spanishg Trans- fer: Inglewoodg G. L.g Big Sister. ROBERT FLOYD KEIWP General S. P. R.: Chessg Slide Rule: Transfer: LaVerne, Cal. -I8 EDWIN WALTON KENDIG College Slide Rule: Chess: J. V. Tennis JAMES GILCHRIST KERR College Math.: Scholarship. JACQUELYN HELENE KEYES Science Swimming: Orchestra i39, '40, '4lg String Trio '40, '4lg Chess: Tempo: G. L. Rep. 2 sem.g School Play. JACKLYN BETH KILBURN College Bruinetteg G. L. Rep. 5 sem.: G. L. Comm.: School Dance Comm. TOM KIMBRELL Mathematics Swimming: Baslcetlnall. RUTH EVELYN KLINE Home Economics Store: Fiesta: Squad Leader: Big Sister. JUNE KLINGENSMITH Commercial Transfer: Ventura: Tri-Y: Guild. CHARLES RUFUS KLINKERT Aviation Bowling Team: Orch.: Public Address. VIRGINIA FERN KOON Commercial WAYNE LESTER KRIEGER College Thespiang Campanile Skit. BERTHA KUMMER Art Fiesta '40. HELEN ELIZABETH LAIVIPLEY College W Club Vice-Pres, Tres.: Swimming: G. L. Rep.: Squad Leader: Art Comm.: Publicity: Outing. DONALD GILTNER LANDALE College Sr. B Pres.: C Traclc ,395 V. Traclc '40, ,41: Ad: Cirgoniang Scholarship: League Champ Traclc '4O. WANDA ANN LARIMORE Pre-Nursin g Latin: Squad Leader: G. A. A.: Bruinetteg Big Sister. TOM MARSHALL LARNER General Spanish: Scholarship: Tennis: Slide Rule: Transfer: San Diego: R. O. T. C.: French: Bowling. WILLIAM A. LASATER College Glee ,38, l39g Hit Parade: Fiesta: French Play. BARBARA CHARLOTTE LAWYER College G. A. A.: Transfer: San Fernando. JEROME HOWARD LEFF College Scholarship: Stage: Campanile. GEORGE EDWIN LEIGHS General Bandmaster of Wax Platter Jive Club. NORMA LEMLEY College G. A. A.: Team, Squad Leader: Gleeg Span- ish: Treas., Hi-Trig Cognoscian. WILLIAM HENRY LEONARD Science B Football '38g B Swimming '38. 49 AL iv 1:1- JOHN EDWARD LESAGE Industrial Jr, Cirgonian, Campanile, Loudspeaker '39, '40, '4l: C Basketball '39, Fiesta, Matrix. MAURICE STANLEY LIKEN College DON LILLY Commercial B Football, Bay League Champ '38, B Foot- ball '39 League Champ, Letterman. CARMEN JEAN LINDE College G. L, Rep., Squad, Team Leader, Guard of Honor, G. L. Comm. 3 sem. RICHARD LEO LINDEMANN Music V. Crew '40, '41, Band I39, '40, '41, Crew Club, Navigation, Hi-Y. CHARLES EUGENE LINKEM College Yell Leader '40, C Crew '39, '40, Campanile Skit, Ad, Crew Club, Sect., Pres. Z yrs. H. ALLEN LINKLETTER Science J. V. Football '38, V. Football '39, '40, V. Crew '40, '41, V. Crew Club, Sgt. Arms, Hi-Y, Swimming '38. STANLEY EDWIN LITTLE Commercial MURIEL BERNICE LOOYSEN Science Cognoscian, Friendship, Sec., World, G. L. Rep., Uniform Board. LESLIE E. LONG Mathematics Transfer: Poly, Penswingers. MERRILL LOUK Commercial Intramural Football. ARTHUR GEORGE LOVE College Head Usher, Sec-Treas. Sr. B, Sr. Ag Cross Country '38, V, Track '40, 141, Campanile, Pres. Track, Cirgonian. RICHARD WAYNE LOVETT Industrial Arts Swimming '39, V. Crew '40, Crew Club, Hi- Y, Fiesta. EILEEN ELIZABETH LOY College G. A. A., Library, Spanish, G. L. Comm., Swimming, Transfer: Gardena, G, A. A. JACK MARVIN LYONS College C Track '39, '40, Capt., V. Track '41, B Football '40, League Champ., C Football '39, Letterman, Cirgonian. CARRIE CHRISTINE MACDONALD College MARY ANET MACGREGOR College I Scholarship Lamp, Book Discussion, Scrip- ter, World, S.P,Q.R., French C. ANNE MACNEY College Cleif Dwellerg Piano, Chess, Golf, Outing, G. A. A. JAMES MERRELL MACON College V. Track ,41. FRANCES JEAN MAHER College Squad, Team Leader, V. Tennis '40, '41, Hi- Tri, Outing, French, Pageant, Pres. Bowling. CLARA LYNETTE MAHAN Pre-Nursing Swimming '38, Big Sister. 50 RAY LOUIS MALABY College Campanileg Aclg Crew '39, ' MARIAN ALMA MARCOUX College Fiestag Friendship, Big Sister, Bruinetteg Sec. Home Roomg Guard of Honor, Bluebeard. FRANK PAUL MARLING College So, Cal. Baseball Champ '4Og Letterman: V, Baseball '39g V, Baseball '4l. ANITA VIRGINIA MARSHALL Stenographic Guard of Honorg Bruinette, Squad Leader: Bowling, Store. BONNIE MAE MARSHALL Commercial Bruinette, Squad, Team Leaderg G. L, Rep.g Store. FREDERICK DANIEL MARSHALL College Yell Leader, Fiesta, All School Play: Crew '40. '4lg Transfer: L. A.g Western League Foot- ball Champ '3-85 Campanile. RICHARD EUGENE MCARTHUR College V. Tennisg Golfg Fiestag Bluebeard. ROBERT I. MCCARLEY Industrial Arts C Traclr '39g All-City Pole Vaulter '39g Lettermang Wingfootg V. Track '41, C Swim- ming ,39. THALIA MQCLEERY General Frenchg Navy .Ir.g Scholarshipg Transfer: Bremerton, Wash., Squad Leaderg Tennis '4O. FRANCES NEFF MCCORMICK College G. L. Rep.g Team Leaderg Swimming: XVorldg Outingg Pres. I-Ii-Trig Adv, Bd., Tvansfer: Media, Pa. GILBERT GORDON MCCOY College V, Football '39, '40, Lettermang Slide Rule, German, Orch 38, '39, Math, Fiesta DORIS JEAN MCCUTCHEON Commercial Big Sister, Squad Leaderg Fiestag Store, Ten- ms. MARILYN ANN MCELROY College Loudspeaker, Transfer: Grand Forlcs, N. Dalc.g Student Club, Sr. Class Play, Chorusg Sr, Prom. Comm.g G. A. A.g Press. ROBERT BRUCE MCFARLAND College V. Traclc '40, ,415 Usher, Frenchg Hi-Y. BETTY LEE MCGEE College Boosterg G. L. Rep.g Guard of Honor, Big Sisterg Thanksgiving Baslcetg G. L. Comm. MARIE M. MCGINLEY Pre-Nursing Guard of Honorg Big Sisterg Squad Leader. GORDON ST. CLAIR MCGOWAN College S. P. R., Sec.: Spanish, B Football '39. WILLIAM WALLACE MCGUIRE College Spanishg Treas. Hi-Yg Fiesta. LETICIA GRACE MCKEOWN Commercial Cognosciang Big Sister, Squad Leaderg Sec, Volleyball. SALLY JEANNE MCKENNA Commercial Pageant, Fiesta, Bruinette. ROBERT THOMAS MCKENNA College Gov. Athletics, Lieut., Capt., Head Com- missioner, Campanileg B Football '38 Bay League Champ., V. Football 39, ,409 V. Baseball '39 Champ. 51 LAL G- s Qu. is v -Axe, Q 'bm is I .i 581 fi LN T x, 11 ,l I 5' Q 1- , '32 1 , in , 3 .,. s:QY f 1 I . 'A fx. 4 . -ai? iff: - 7 3 . ,.4 I ' ,' . :vpn iii Qs. JOE M. MCKINNEY Commercial Transfer: Bloomfield Hills, Mich.: Junior Pres.: Football ?38, '39: Hockey ,40. MARY MAXINE MCLAUGHLIN Art Stage Costume, Makeup Crew: Pageant: Transfer: Minneapolis: Art. SHIRLEY MCLELLAN Art Stage Costume Makeup Crew: Squad Leader: Transfer: Fairfax, L. A.: G. A. A.: Girl Reserve: School Paper. AL MARTIN MCMAHON College Spanish: Slide Rule: Transfer: Virginia: B Basketball '4O: Pres. Jr. Class: V. Baseball '4O: B Football '39: Monogram Club. IRVIN MEAIRS Commercial V. Baseball 339, '40, '41: League Champ. '39, '40, So. Cal. Champ '40, Capt. '41: V. Basket- ball 3 yrs.: League Champ '40: Cirgonian: Commissioner. PHYLLIS MESSNER College Team, Squad Leader: Thanksgiving Basket Comm. EDXVARD MEYERS Industrial Arts Slide Rule Club. MARIAN MARIE MEYER Commercial V. Tennis, '40, ,41: Juventus. DONALD MILES Music Cvlee '39, '40, '41: Hit Parade: Fiesta: Pageant '39, '40: Campanile Skit. RAYMOND MILLER College Scholarship Lamp: C Track '40: Chemistry Asst.: Transfer: Honolulu: Model Pres. Air- plane Club: V. Pres. Latin. JAMES CURTIS MITCHELL College Band '39, '40, '4l: School Play '40, '41: Span- ish Orch. '40: Intramural Football ,39: Hit Parade '39: Hi-Y: Thespian. ARTHUR E. MOLLOY College C Swimming '39: B Crew '40: C Crew Club: Letterman: Hi-Y: Slide Rule: Math. THOMAS G. MONAHAN College Hit Parade ,39. DOROTHY ELAINE MONSHOWER College Gold W: Booster, Sgt. at Arms.: Campanile: G. L. Rep.: Golf, Pres.: Adv. Bd. ROBERT WILBUR MONTGOMERY College Transfer: Poly. NOLBERT L. MORENO College Spanish, Pres. '39, '40, '4l: Mexican: Fiesta: Usher. PATRICIA LAVERNE MORRIS Commercial Scholarship Lamp: -Ir. Speaker: Cognoscian: Bruinette: Guard of Honor: Hit Parade: Hia Tri, Treas. RITA MARY MURPHY General Squad, Team Leader: Transfer: Poly: Voice: Mixed Chorus: German. RHODA LAUREL MYERS Commercial Band '40, '41: Swimming: Outing: Photo- graphy: Ice Skating. BILL NAUSE Printing Loudspeaker, La Fuente Makeup: Crew: Fiesta. ALICE JANE NECASEK College Scholarship Lamp: Treas. Scholarship: Stu. Council: Booster: Sec. Thespians: School Play: Booster: Adv. Bd. 52 JACK NELSON College Swimmiig '39g Bay League Champ.: Store Z sem.: Mgr. Store, B Track '40g Track Let- terman, Hi-Y. MARY LOU NELSON General MYLAN H. NELSON College V, Tennis '40, '4l: Tennis: Math.: Letterman: Orchestra '39, '40, '4l: Scholarship Lamp: Jr, Cirgonian. PHYLLIS V. NEWBERRY College Scripterg Pegasus: Loudspeakerg Sec. G. A. A.: La Fuente: Team Leader: French. RAYMOND K. NIMURA Industrial B Football League Champ '39, '40g C Basket- ball '38: B Basketball '41, C Track 159: Jap- anese: Wing-Foot, V, Baseball '40. MARY ELIZABETH OATES College Scholarship Lamp: Gold W: Booster: Adv. Bd.: Book Disucssiong Social Sec, Cabinet: World. XWILLIAIVI FRANKLIN OGLE College Store '4O,I41g P. T. A. Rep.: Glee '39. BETTY JEAN OLESON College S. P. R.: Bruinette. WILLIAM EARL OSBORN Colle e g Gov, Affairs: Pres, Sr. A Classg Gold Wg Scholarship Lampg Vice-Pres, Jr. Class, Pres. Sophomore Class: B Football Champs '40. LYLE OTIS Vocational V, Football '39, '40g V. Baseball Capt. '39: V. Baseball '40, 41, City Champ. '40, All- So. Cal. Catcher ,405 So. Cal. Baseball Champ. '40: Bowling: Letterman. DARRELL PAGE Nlathematics Navigation. FRANKIE GOODWIN PAGE College Guard of Honorg Scripterg Big Sister, Latin: G. L. Rep: Bruinette. BETTYE JANE PARENT General Bruinette: Guard of Honor: Bowling: Storeg Transfer: Poly. CLIFTON M. PARKER General JUNE DARLENE PARSONS Art Big Sister: Office: Bowling, Golf: Fiesta: Thanksgiving Basket. JOSEPH M. PI-IELPS College Scholarship Lamp: Orch. '39, '40, '41, French Plays: V, Golf '40, '4l: Band '39, '40: Chem. Squad '4l. LYLE L. PHILLIPS College MARY ELIZABETH PHILLIPPI General Transfer: Oakland High, Oakland, Dress Rep.: Big Sister. ELEANOR PIERCE College Booster: Adv. Bde Jr.-Sr. Prom: Jr. Speaker: Comm.: Sec. Swimming: P. T. A. Rep.: Span- ish. ROBERT LAWRY PIERCE College Pres. Jr. Class: Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class: B Football Bay League Champ. '38g I9 Track '39, V. Track '40, '4l: Demosg Letterman, Jr. Cirgonian. ORION LA MOYNE PORTER Commercial Ad, Campanileg G. L. Comm.: Glee '38, '39g Fiestag Pageantg G. L. Rep.: Crew Queen, 53 6' Ia V 'QA , N ..32:ga222a: .::1-2':- -' .- M 'I' f' '6- 'S' I-A 'r 'R Q I BETTY .IEANNE POTTER College Band '40, '4l: Squad Leader: G. L. Comm: Band Sec. '40: Spanish: Transfer: Boulder, Colo.: Girl Reserve Sec.: Vice-Pres. G. A. A. DON S, POTTER College Cirgonian: D Basketball '38: B Basketball '4l: C Football '40: C Swimming Bay League Champ '39: Commissioner: Swimming. BETTY KATHERINE POWER Commercial Bruinette: Squad Yeader: Guard of Honor: Store. EDWARD DILLON POWER College -I. V, Baseball '39: V. Baseball '40, '41: League and So. Cal. Champ.: Fiesta: Big Brother: Six-Man Football. MANFORD T. PRICE Commercial Stage Crew '39: Juventus: Store. VIRGINIA HELEN PRICE College Orchestra: Music: Transfer: Poly: Opera: Orchestra. DONALD R. PROUSE College J. V. Tennis '39: Swimming: Navigation: Slide Rule. f TOM PATRICK PUTNAM College j La Fuente. JMYLES JOHN QUINN College 'Q V. Baseball 39: V. Baseball '40, '4l: So. Cal. Champ.: Commissioner: Latin: Fiesta: Big Brother. C I 'ACDLLINGS CHARLES QUIRK Mathematics is B Track 740: Slide Rule: Juventus. WILLIAM ANTHONY RANDALL College A Gov. Affairs: Editor Campanile: Yell Leader '38, 39, ,40: Sophomore Pres.: Capt. Bay V League Swim Champs. I39: B Crew '40: Jr. Fiesta Caballero. ' GERARD M. RASTELLO College Spanish: Six-Man Football '38: Fiesta: Big Brother. DORIS REED College Swimming 39, '40: Spanish: Fiesta: Transfer: Fort Madison, Iowa: Glee '38, DOROTHY REED College Squad Leader: G. A. A. LEWIS SMITH REED College Hi-Y: Scholarship: Letterman: D Basketball 39: C Basketball '4O: B Basketball '-11: Rec- reation. PHILIP FREDRICK RIEGER College Hi-Y: Spanish: Scholarship: V. Crew '40: B Basketball '41: Letterman: C Basketball '40. EILEEN ELLEN RICE College Squad, Team Leader: G. L. Rep.: Class Comm.: French: Thanksgiving Basket: Fiesta. MIRIAM LOUISE RICHARDS College Song Leader: Ad: Fiesta Winner: Pageant: 2 G. L. Comm,: Campanile: G. L. Rep. TED RICHARDS College V. Golf '39, '40, '41: So. Cal. Champ: Letter- man: Usher: World: Slide Rule: Math.: Span- ish: Capt. Golf '41. FERN RICHARDSON College Adv. Bd.: 3 G. L. Comm.: P. T. A. Rep.: Fiesta. JEANNE ANN RIEMEYER College Bruinette: Big Sister 5 sem.: Spanish: Swim- ming. 54 DAVID F. RIORDAN College Scholarship, B Football '38, '39, Co-Capt. '40: League Champs '39, '40, B Track '39, '40, '4I: Vice-pres. Cirgonian, Vice-pres. Track, Co- editor Loudspeaker, Letterman. GENE ROBIDEAU General Transfer: Huntington Park, B Football '38. '39, V. Football '40, B Swimming '39. MARY LOUISE ROLFE College Scholarship Lamp, Gold W: School Play: Booster, Thespian, Campanile, Book Dis- cussion. HAROLD JOHN ROMAIN Mathematics Council, B Football '38, V. Football '39, Baseball '39, '40, Bowling, Glee, Campanile. JEAN PITCHFORD ROSEN Language Riding, Book Discussion, Cleff Dweller, Piano, Scholarship, G. L. Rep. JOHN BURTON RUMRILL Art Tennis. BEN SALADIN College Stage Crew '39, '40, '41, Navigation, Usher '39, '40, C Football '39. BEVERLY JEAN SANDLER Commercial Bruinette, G. A. A., Squad Leader, Hit Parade. HENRY SCANLAN Science B Track '39, V. Track '40, '41, Latin, French. MAXINE ANN SCHURTER College Gold W, Pres. G. A. A., Vice-Pres. G. L., Scholarship Lamp, W Club, Booster, Tennis. ELAINE FLORENCE SCHUSTER Commercial Bruinette, Big Sister. ROBERTA CAROLINE SCHWAI3 General Thespian, Fiesta, Big Sister, G. L. Rep., Pageant, Council, Guard of Honor, EMILY FRANCES SCOTT College Scholarship, G. L. Rep., Fiesta, Guard of Honor, Sec. Spanish, Sec. Hi4Tri, Team Leader. PHILIP SEKTNAN Science THOMAS RICHARD SI-IAAR Science Latin, Navigation, Slide Rule. WINCHESTER BARTLETT SHACKFORD Arr GARNET JANET SHARPE College Transfer: King George High, Canada, Squad Leader. MARY ELLEN SHEETS College Swimming, Treas. Glee '39, '40, '41, Pageant '39, '40, Hit Parade, Juventus, G. L. Comm. CHARLES S. SINCLAIR College Chemistry Squad '40, Math.: Slide Rule: Campanile. WESLEY SMALL Aviation J. V. Football '39, V, Crew '40, '41, Crew Club, Fiesta. MARY ALYCE SMALLFIELD College Thespian, Scripter, La Fuente, Thanksgiving Play, Pageant 2 yrs., School Play '41, Ex. Bd. up Jul 6,1 r Q- wan 9 if BARBARA JEAN SMITH College Big Sisterg French, G. L. Comm., Fiesta, Thanksgiving Basket, Squad Leader: Cos- tume, Make-up Crew. FREDRICK WATSON SMITH Music Ad, Cirgoniang Thespiang School Play, Glee '39, '40g Book Discussiong Fiesta. MARY FRANCES SMITH Commercial Swimming: Vice-Pres. Riding, Spanishg G. L, Comm.g Fiestag Guard of Honorg G. A, A. STANLEY DWIGHT SMITH Printing Loudspeaker: Transfer: Polyg B Crew ,395 V. Crew Mgr. '40, Gymnastic, High Life, Caerulea. RAY ERWIN SOLTER College Band 39, ,40, '41, Slide Ruleg Usher '39, '40, '4l. ROBERT EDWARD SPROWL Industrial Arts V. Football '38, ,40g Navy Jr.g Intramural Baseball, Pageantg Sec. Mgr. Volleyball. EDWIN JOHN SQUIRE, Jr. Science V. Track '40, '4lg Campanile Photography, Projection Crew President '41, VIRGINIA LUCILLE STANTON College Adv. Bd.g Boosterg G. L. Comm.g G. L. Rep., Guard of Honorg Team Leaderg Big Sister. AFTON STEINECKERT Commercial Bruinetteg Squad Leader, G. L. Comm.g Tennisg P. T. A. Rep.g Sec. Team Captaing V. Tennis. ANITA MARIE STEWART College LUCIA ANNETTE STEWARD Commercial Riding, Glee, Pageantg G, A. A., Squad Leaderg Fiesta, G. L. Comm. SHIRLEY MARY STIRK Music Thespiang Sec. Stage Crew, Squad Leader, Thanksgiving Basket, Fiesta. CONSTANCE JEANNE STOCKER Commercial Swimming: Worldg Squad Leader '39, '40, JOSEPH FERRIS STONE College V. Crew Z yrs.: Crew, Bowling, Photography, Spanish, World. RALPH F. SUMMERVILLE College V. Swimming '39, So. Cal. League Champ '39, Lettermang Big Brother, Navigation. BILL DAVID SYMONS Commercial So. Cal. B Swimming '38g V. Baseball '39, Storeg Trail Blazers. PHYLLYS EMMA TAUBMAN Commercial Store Mgr. '40, '4lg Band '40, '41, Costume Crew ,385 Guard of Honorg Bruinetteg Squad, Team Leader 4 sem. LOUISE TAYLOR College Gold Wg Book Discussion: Boosterg Adv. Bd.g Junior Speaker, World, P. T. A. Rep. WILLIAM TAYLOR College Crew, Crew Club. JOY TENENBAUM General Frenchg Golf, Ping Pongg Squad Leader. BEVERLEY EAN THOMAS Colle e J z French, Orch. '39, '40, '41, Ridingg G. A. A. 56 DOUGLAS THOMPSON General Projection Crew 3 yrs.: Stage Crew 2 sem.: Campanile: Thanksgiving Play: Loudspeaker: Usher. GAYNOR MARIE THOMPSON College Pres. Vice-Pres. Boosters: Sgt. Arms Book Disuussion: Campanile: Adv. Bd.: liiesta: Team Leader: G. L. Comm. SUSAN TILLSON Academic School Play: Thanksgiving Play: Navy vlr.: Golf: Transfer: Annapolis, Md. NANCY LOIS TODD College 2 G. L. Comm.: Fiesta: Senior Sweater Rep. MARGARET ANNE TRACY Art Guard of Honor: Glee: Scripter: Squad Lead- er: La Fuente: Latin: G. L. Comm, JANFT MAE TRAUGER College Hir Parade: Pageant 2 yrs. Glee '39, '40, i-41: 2 G. L. Comm.: Acappella Choir. IVIARY RITA ULRICH Commercial Glee '38. 39: Squad Leader: Hit Parade: Pa- geant: Bruinette: Opererta. JUANITA LOUISE VANDIVORT Pre-Nursing Red Cross: Squad Leader. JOAN ELENORE VIOLETTE Commercial BRIIVIINNA VRANG College Song Leader: Booster: G. L. Rep.: Guard ol Honor: Scholarship: jr. Rep.: P. T. A. Rep. NIARGUERITE VUKSANOVICH Srenographic Booster: Guard of Honor: Thespian: Srhool Play: Jr. Rep.: G. A. A. Song Leader: Team Leader. GEORGE INIELVIN XVACK Aviation Letterman: V, Basketball '40, -411 Thanks- giving Play. LORINE F. WADDELI. Home Efonomics Cognoscian: G. L. Comm.: Squad Leader: Juventus. BETTY MARKELL WAGNER Language Srholarship Lamp: Vice-Pres.. Sec. Boosters: Yire-Pres. Book Discussion: XJVICQ-PFP5. Press Clulv: Bus, Nlgr, Loudspeaker: Uniform Board: Vfcrld, DAVID HENRY XVAGNER Aviation Howling: Slide Rule: Transfer: Banning: Safety Sup.: Boys' Sup.: Engineer: Governor. BLAIR KI W'AKEI:IELD Srienre I5 Iiootloall '-10: Band 38. '50, '40 CELIZSTIE VUALCH College RICHARD XVOODARID XVALDEN College Iioulinlll Pres Skating. Ice Hockey Team: Transfer: Huntington Park: Swimming 'Blk '-W1 W'ater Polo ASW, I-IO: B Iiootlvall, PAUL I5 W'AI.TIiRS Arr La liuente: Senior Comm. YIOLA ROSENIARIE XVANEK Commercial Iiruinerre, NIAURICE LANIBERT XVARHOLKI General Transfer: Salina. Kan: I5 Football 'ZPL i391 Council: Basketball Nlgr. 38: H1-Y: Glee. .1 7 X 'flu Q- ,Q I LJ, .... . A Q Fe BOB FRANK WATTERS College Band '39, ,40, '41. LILLIAN MARIE WELLS College G. L. Pres.g Scholarship Lampg Jeweled Wg Lead School Playg Song Leaderg Vice-Pres. G. A. A.g Sec. Thespiansg Booster. ROBERT STANDISH WELLS Mathematics Sec. Sophomore Classg Pres. Demosg Vice- Pres., Sec. Jr. Classy Cirgoniang So. Cal. Golf Champ '39, '40g Adg B Track. ROBERT FOSTER WENTWORTH College Crew '38, '39g Glee '38, '39g Crewg Band ,383 Big Brother. SHIRLEY ANNE WESTBY Science Team, Squad Leaderg Z G. L. Comm., Girls' Voice. JOMARIE WESTERFIELD General Thespiang Transfer: Montehellog Vice-Pres. Tri-Y: Chr, Jr., Sr, Prom.g Lead Ir. Playg Lead Soph. Play. HUGH MORRIS WIDETICK Science C Swimmingg Swimmingg B Crewg Ctewg Pa- geant. DON WIESE College Jr, Cirgoniang Comm.g Baskethallg Adg Stu- dent Council. DON XVALLACE XVILSON College Lettermang V. Football '39, '40g jr. Cirgonian. ELOISE WILSON College Fiestag Golf '4Og Frenchg G. L. Comm.g Trans- fer: Fresnog Soph. Comm.g Section Rep. ETHEL ELIZABETH WILSON Home Eco. FRANK THOMAS WILSON Colle e g Lead School Playg Vice-Pres, Sec. Hi-Yg Co- Ed. Loudspeakerg B Crew '40g Crewg Pres. Pressg Inkslinger. NEWTON A. WILSON Science B Track '39g V. Track '40, '41g Trackg V. Football '39g Letterman. XVILLIAlVl CHARLES WOLF Mathematics V. Crew '40, '41g V. Football '41g Crewg Navigationg Bowling. MARIHELEN WOODWORTH Art G. A. A,g Ridingg Pageantg Tennis DOROTHY LOUISE WOOLINGTON College Gold Wg Campanileg Book Discussiong Adv. Bd. 2 sem.g Boosterg Worldg Jr.-Sr. Prom Commg Scholarship. -IIM L. XVRIGHT Mathematics Slide Ruleg Navigationg V. Swimming '38, '39g V, Crew ,40, '41. SHIRLEY WRIGHT Music Guard of Honorg 2 G. L. Comm.g Squad Leader. DONALD ERNEST WUTH College Crew '41g Chemistry Team: Navy jr., Scholar- ship '4O, '4lg Transfer: Vallejo High, Vallejog Foreign Relations. XVILSON YANDELL College Scholarship Lampg Gold Wg School Play: Pres. Book Discussiong Pres. Thespiansg Pres. Scriptersg Usher. VIRGINIA LOUISE ZIETAN College Usheretteg juventusg Hi'Tri Sec.g Bruinetteg G. L. Rep.g Guard of Honorg Team Leader. 58 i' JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Talnng the rems of power Into thelr own hands tne unlor class meetmg the challenge of the present day w1th thelr clu am1c leaders of tomorrow scored a brg h1t rn the South Amerlcan presentatlon of the annual un1or Prom for senxors Ready to carry Wllson to greater helghts, he SENIoR B OFFKERS Evans Wheaton McOw n Mr Hennes uN1oRs McKenz1e Connelly 1-lendnn Wnse Ware Mrs March SOPHOVIORI-S Leebrnclt Stearns Cloud Mr Hart Davns Campbell Juniors, Sophomores study great Patrlotlf' Documents 5 - -A . V . Z . I 7 I , I .l I . . - . . N t Junior and sophomore classes face with confidence new vistas, responsihilities. in : : ' t , . , l e , . . 'I z V' , , ' , Q V 0 0 Senior B it HAKKEN-CHAl.K1iR 12B Front row: Balcuen. Schissell, Thompson, Nlilintire, Sturges. Coclxiel, Pinclcard, Xvald, Bassett. Chcroslce, Williams Hughes. Second row: lVliss Challcer, Gilbert. Norton, Ranger, Larson. Smith, Wyatt. Phillips. Ogden. vonWedelstacdt, Strachan, Hutchinson Third row: Mr. Balclcen. Nlccallister, Wfalters. Arnold. Kaufman. Twombley, Geiss, Day. Smith, Dollarhide, Bihhy, Brown, Friedman, Cecil NX'ighr, F, Back row: Wfitzlehen. Crump, Nichols. Barber, Watson. Reed. Marks, Hnttersley, Evans, McKeown, McOwen, Gilson. Barlow, W'intcmute f DUNKLE-SHALLENBERGER-12B Front row: Menclce. Malthy. Trucano. Fox. Lynch, Baker, Xvilson, Pryor, Morgan, Dexter, Sponseller, Ketchum Second row: Nlr. Shallenlaerger. Carr. Tilley. Dufresne. Shaclaelford. Tulllnerg, Koenig. Stack. Bench, Burris. Third row: Mr. Dunkle, McNulty Thorne, Morrow, Evans, Davis. Blackwell. Edwards. Hutchinson. Belisle. Fourth row: Merritt. Woodm'ard, Dalton, Robins. Schmidt, O'Conner Emery, Zeller. Joplin, Kaylor, Peelc, Lee, Fitzhugh. if GRIMES-SUi.t.ivAN-IIB Front row: Stratton, Mitchell. Conner, Crofut. Holes. Snyder, jenkins, Zigeler, Davey, Ron, Kummer, Chevalier, Pat- ton. Second row: Cnndland, Tafel. Williams, French. Hillinger. Stormont, lsham, Peterson, Wfheaton, Weller, Hickman, Newhouse, Davis, Verne Pauley, Sponseller. Third row: Miss Grimes. Haile, Sontag, Douglas, Duff Potter. Wilcox, Black, Prevost, Reed, Nlunson. Anderson, Redpath Grueber, White. Fourth row: Hodges, Hall, Crays, Ball, Stork, Hancock, Hooks, Peek, Sager, Blossom, Wicks, Seaborn, Mooney, Solomon. 60 4 - Q1 1 'fa Y S-I J Junior A fxl-XRljli-NvEE1.X711A Front rou: jones. 1fr1ces. Argeson. f3ar1cer. Bradford. Green. N1111er. fQrou1ev. H.1r1.1tnert. Sch1nne11er. Wood. Terry Katsonls, N1rs. Nee1v. Conger. Second row: W',r1qt11st. Broun. Omen. Thetford. Ste11rngne-rt. fN1w11s. fittedxnan. ?v1l1C1!'. Ha11oran. Egge. SIOFYISOU Jensen. Patzee. jones. Bassett. Schweitzer. Dean. Thtrd row: 13-vers. Paez. Farmer Perrv, Yochttter. Braun. 1511tsc1e11. Nhrquette. Bag1ey. Frost Owens. Nason. Ph1111ps. S11'.er. Crouch. Shew. Ifotxrth rou: Hnmtd. Stutgeon.Guthrze.Tr.-s:h.G1:dt1t-n. R.1msev.151t1fk. 311115, Khne. Dahl. 15xge1ow N1u1vev. Bmkeman. f 151,-xf'Kxx'oolJ-XVIIpox-111-X Front rms: Nltss 1i1.1.1:uood. N1ttt1.e11. Voss. 1513c1cne11. .-Xdams. S111. ffohn. Henderson. Rxordan. Brox. Ludders Cooper. Por-.e11. Da1e5fz. F-1:55 1X':1:ox. 1.ose'.' Suomi tous: firvde. 15.1ess1er,-Iohnson. Nt-Lon. 1X't11'::ison, ffhzlftnan, Weeks, ffhfton. Quick. Sutton Smxth. 1 oster.1oh:1ston.fN10rfgan. 1.1ovd. Kendo: Thzrd rms: N1t'1.1ugh1xr1 Cardah. Norm. 1.unt. f.ozt'o..xn, Hoff. Cook. Y1ohnson. P1111ng. G.1rf1n1:e1 Stttzrnger. Henrv. Wlxrren. 15ut1t1er. Vi'o1ters. Fourth ron: johnson. W'.11kor. Denhttgt-r. Gunn Ift-tqher 11t'IllO?l. Rhoads. Peck, Hester, Nteto Gzessner. 1'Jraden.K1:111ov. 151un14. 1561111311 f pl'RfI:I I -ffwiol51-15Rt'H,t,t1x1,xNrs 7-11A 1rnnt ron: W'11:nht-1.1. 15er1c.H1rrts, Spttz. Goodrtnn. fierrx. Armstrong. Bacon. X1t1r1:s. Smxth. Hen 1ey. Port1ant11. G.111etta. Redford. Robinson. Nlrs. firtteggetnonn. Rqxnusevei Second ron: Htmo. .-Xt1t1erson. 1J111on. Bond. CO59Y'. Caron. 1-HYIYUOFG Martin. Acampora. fN1ora1es. Choate. ffoomhes. Rudman. Green, Sxno1d.1 ore. Horen. Th:r.1 row: Mrs, Purrc-11. ffoglan. HI11. P9919 Sf3C1'f1b19- B3 1-cer. Ough. Gossett. Broun. Nxmura, Homer. Burns. ffrofoot. Anoferson. Horns. Smzth. Corwin ffourth ron: Cary. Spencer. Smtth. Cheney. Yan der1,ans. XV1se.1N1tN1u11en. D1:1cmson. Tennyson. Seal. Ca1c1we11.1.ou1: Frfth rom: 31r. 1fnho1m. Judson. Ange11. Shonts. Wvyper. AXE811. 1.1511 man. Brown. Peterson. Crain. Prohst. Nudson. Coug1er. 1.udmt1: 61 Junior A Q TOWNSEND-AL JOHNSON-11A Front row: Mrs, Townsend. Shaw, Sullivan. Payne, Vfehster. Nlahaffie, Beaumont, VanDylce, Irish, Shields Leal, Pierce. Blumer, Canfield. Hertzog. Second row: Mr. Johnson, Powell. Rayle, Zeise. Cline. Hoge, Nlunsell, Nlunn, Tollefson, Egan. Lewis Sharpe, Cocke. Kelly. Third row: Gerard. Hill. Gray, Kramer. Haggerty. Prell. Leslie, Peavy. George. Oster. Linquist, Levy, Shuman, Manville Meyer, Hughes. Kendall. Fourth row: Burton. Cheroslre. Deatherage, Silll. Aldrich. Eller. Cannon, Nyland. DeYoung, Nlalloy, Gates, Richmond Cochran, Hill. Pfanstiel, Wlalton, Alexander. f LARSEN-NTATHIS-TTA Front row: Nliss Larsen. Carroll. McCoy. Clark. Fulcher. Summers. Hopton. Nlason. Baker. Ramseyer. Jones, Knox. Has- lett, Bishop. Creeden. Second row: Jordan. Henderson, Davis, Manning. XY'haylen, Cogswell. Foordale. Ham. Randall, Shaw. Randall, Helen. Mor- gan, Johnston. lxflolloy, Chapel. lVIcFadden. Patton. Kato. Third row: Miss Nlathis, Preston. Pullman. Sloat. Sauls, Baynham. Lewis, Schwarz Ware, lVIcNamee, Flagg. Cuerrish. Carey, Patton. Nichols. Curran. Dibble. Fourth row: Harvey. Hoagland. Tyler. Hall, lNlcKenzie, Covington Brignall, Ravetch, Wlhyte. Roberson, Nordlund. Leak. Rush. Wlerts. Tsham. ir HARRISON-H.ANSEN7TTA Front row: lVlcGinley. Sprowl. Brown. McXVill1ams. Elcoclc. Fennema. McKay. Bush. Newmaster. Horton, Verbryck Bradfield, Wade. Tilton. Hunt. Miss Harrison, Second row: Miss Hanson. Manson. Strong. Padgitt. Hennes. Hendon, Nugent. Fuller. Cooney Branham, Alguire. Blattman. Finnigan. Ramseyer. Dewlitt. Wloifson. Nlilntyre. Third row: Selleclc. Ballou. Matoi, Kerth. Ellery, Beclienstein Vial, Elms. Catania. Carr, Hines. Caldwell. hlichel. Thomas. hluth. Fourth row: Jacobs, Stricl-cland. Smith. Larner. Foster. Patterson. Nelson. Shav er. Over. Ryel. Wlillcins. Hansen. Smith, Nlerrill, Curtis, 62 a v Junior A, B 'QFURJANICK-TURNBlJLL+11A Front row: Solomon. Yamaguchi. Lindley. Applmg. Kuhns. Smith. Longwill. Paull. Wfilmot. Scanlan. Parsons Lambert, Cuyler, Bryson, Fredrickson. Brundige. Second row: Mr, Furnaniclc. Fishbaugh. Kibler. Selctnan. Newton. Gingery. McXlorries. Riley johnson, Nlathewson, Scholl, Trevethan. Reusch, Brand. Hubbard. Third Row: Hayes. Xlarshall. Schliesmayer. Nlinlcin. Acuff, Pronier. Bridges Bullrley. Spen:er, Graef. Mayer. Noh. Gates. Fourth row: Mr. Turnbull. XVesrcotl. Smith. Yatter. Seufrrt. Ellis. Burroughs. Nlartin. Miller, Mc- Williams. Reiff, Diclcensheet, jolly. Koehler. f EGGENBERGER-VVOODNX'ARIJ'HIIES'I1B Front row: Mzss Eggenbcrger. Love. Bremer. Goring. Hell. S-hulman. Palmer. Fleming. Keller. Smith Nfuxlow. Cadman, Hzinscn. Wallis. Avery. Wfoods. Ttgrlcer. Purvis Second Ron' Xlr XY'..mdwg1rd. S,myhcfT, Sheplt-y. xfoll. Wlngtir-lj. Beit-wer, B Anspach. Qlenlcins. Hasseil. Kranzfelder, Haclc. Owen. losel. lNlcNeice, Wallet-s. jordan. johnson. fic-nrttt. Third row: Niartin. lovce. jones. Peacoclc Angell. Bentley. Arrow. Sherwood. Nlorgan. Coleman. Clit-valier. Landale. Jennings. Didrilcsen. fox Root. Combs. jones. Hersshensohn. Fourth row: Holmes, Bolster. Noland. NIcLaren. Dawson. Ladd. Cohen. DeRosa. Srhoonover. Glt-clclcr. l'fnirkrr'l'.in. Adamson. Roswurm. Yogels. Nlentlen hall. Cantor. Sprague. Yates. Laughcad. Young. fFRENCH-OI.N1STEI5-HI!ES--llB Front row: Nlrs. Olmsted. St::L'ler. Kato. Kimberlef. Bavnes. Henson. Keidel. Duncan. Kern. Xlarsli. Pope Reider. Paulsen, Hay'den. Covington. NIcKee. Fletcher. Second row' Nlrs. Hlles. Billings. Jennings. Laxvrofi. Kelso. Deisem. Pelfrul, Hudson. Berberi ich, Campbell, Loy. Orr. jones, Henry. W'h1te. Mooney. Nagel. Third row: Mr. French. La-ake. Tate. XY estcrfield. Dans. Durt. Anderson. Cosyns Sprowl. Clifgard, Hjelm. Ranger, Privett. Swaffield. Galbraith. Gunsauls. Astorino. Fourth row: XIOOFC.Rl!IT1hlE'.1VDLl5K'lC. Pauley. Jacobson. Allman Nelson, Harlo'w', Gleclcler, Abbott. Wlintemute, Blowers. Reed. Lane. Giesler. Klelone. Bormann. Bryant. Gracely. Carl. 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Howell. Sanchez Serond row: Ttztlfvr. NlO1'llli.UFt'.XK'IlSOIT.SlU1ll'I.f.'Tl'lll'l'.NI6IO.IJIl'TC. NY'.1re.Clot1i. XY'lllIJIT'lS.lJFll 1lCY. Seylcora Rot-sener. Rllfl1 YfO!'tl. l...l5atre. Nlatwluall. l.eon.1rtl. Garwr. Hazud 'I'ln:'t.l mu: Nlr, lflnnxnn Pertlxal. Holmes. Salfurotnaru. lucas. lilalfe. Nlc fl0r1rv.Clarutal. Nt-mnabter. Corwin, lit-titlun. Duffv, fixntann. Nlorse. .-Xngard. Barlxtelle. Hernandez. Slutmlc. Sauer Pourtlm row: Sir. Gartner Y Stark. Nlurrom. -lulznwn. Snzxtla. Ibollar. Tetft. Xlmluffzv. IHl.l!111lIOI1. l.ann. f.l1rtstt-men. N'1:1:t-tx. Retllv. lirzggs. Stnttla. Darlav. Nloore. Owens. f Klim Gum 11 A lynn wr Illfx ltnnt tmx: Kltw Glflluli. lftuzt-I. I.IIt.lN. Rot. Im.'kttmtlu. lfxrnwxx Urr. Nl-f,t1ll-vtlglt. NX ilsll. Cjllletle. Kllfllxl. l.ut7 Rt-ttf. Rlmad5. Kwan. Straclaan. Qxlmrn. lampley St--und rms: Nlulltw. l rance, Pobton. Rxan. Wamlou. Ryan. ffratn. lNlalalW, Houloose. lxes. Hall- lw-lc. Puplcen. Xlurenu. .-Xltstl1u.1gt't'. Smttlm. Santlexnan. ffncpe. Palmer. Hnnmet. Gunn. Nl-wrztm Tlnrtl mu: Nltfluttluan. Nlr Pterce. Xlosteller XX atmn, Grav. 5lmnl. .-Xlpvra. wart'-l. Tolantl. ffutrun. Kzttxlvwll. luxe. Nll'xllI1.l. wltvllv. Stew xrt. Tavlor. IM-ntun. VS tgoner lwwurtla rms: 5l'L1f'I'll'V Slllllll. llrlrv. l'r-1l.mL1. f.llllll1UINl'l'. ,lat-nt. ll xllur' 111. l uni. Stat ton. If't'lW!'ItlQ.f:UU1't'!, ln nth -I.Hntlwn.XY1lIt.tmx. X'1t1l'lnt1t1-t1.l'k.1ns A . l vwter ir Km H111-Stl I -am: lu.-X lfront :mu Klzbs Sttzt-:npr-l. frfarroll. Cunt-r. Rt-rw. Sm. tie. land. Klt.-XrAt'e. Nltfflaslfev. Sullnan. Nlelsen, Redpatlx Goff. Reynolds. Ptrlvr St-ttfntl mn: :Xntlt-rbon. Hazzker. Sznmtla. S.nnnmxw. lilatlc. Rolo. Stewart. Carlson. Vivaller. Dodmn. Haggerty. Leg. Can llreltl. Dyer. FAI-lKXlllUflN'. Wvaltvr. liamltw. Nlrffuv, Tlurtl mu: Klutlu-. Wa-xtlleln. Stearnx. l.ooli. West. Hasselt. VI-l1It'l7lUd. Alt-xancler. Roberts. l.ennnx XYYLIISOD. Harvey. Vfarner. Robertson. Sanford. 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IWX WHAT A l IH And what a life it proved to be for Henry Aldrich comically unfortunate hero of this rollicking comedy which was presented at Wilson after being acclaimed one of the most successful plays ever produced on Broadway The plot concerns the trials and tribulations of one Henry Aldrich Frank Wilsoii problem child of Central High School who is accused of cheating and stealing band instruments The climax comes when the sch ol bully Fred Marshall is proved the real culprit Other members ofthe cast were Herbert Ravetch Susan Tillson Bob Wicks Ernest Gionotti Elaine Ives im Mitchell Sue Carter Rita Stackable Dan Srurlcie ohn Dufort ane NeCaselc Doris Hill nger Mary Louise Rolfe and oan Wlieatoii 'lhe second night s performance was again underwritten by al s oflice were Miss Burdick Mr Edwards and the sta e crew credit for direction is iven to Miss P 8 g Dou hert humorousl accurate effects were acheived b Miss Challxer s make u crew the orchestra S Y Y Y P led by Nicholas Furjaniclc added much with appropriate music rousing posters were created by Mr l'lennes Ad Club printing of the programs was directed by Max Morrison Five foot cartoons of the cast were sketched by campus cartoonists 70 wk 4 QE- . . . 7 . t L J' I 7 7 l C f . 7 ,I 7 Jr x ' . I l ,4 ' . , J I C , , x . , 1 1. . the Optimists' Club for the benefit of Kamp Kole. Cleverly transforming the stage into a typical princi- Dashlng Fomedy XViIlS gales of laughter from Play govrs +7 , in 2 6 e , K 1 n ,vi f 4 0 WNW in --, N Q 5? ' V' . 5 -, Q, f 7 K li my X x A I 1: . Q 1, i gc W' n Q1 Q K, 3' , A .Q 'U wg frm I 1 f .- .f 1'wQ Si' lziwq ' T I. 4.-35 73 mia Harmf Q- , K tm K 74 'X xg , 4- xii MM' fl U Mb,a,n' ui 2? 5 K' gf' E if X 1 . V . W aa- il! 'aa r -'Q g V, i- Q LA .Q If: 45,5 ww. , 1 ' 1 S. H M .e I 52 -- W si , I C. I .I Q' . I M 8 'z-'1,.ag V6 f , N3 4 Af! f It Mi ' ,,,x,: ,. K' ' if 1. px . 4 1 - we 3 A 1' 3 xx 3 1' J A 6 -I x 1: If '- 5 ss- if ' V Z Q X 1 1 I' S1 AGI: CRPW In the region of the stage, around noon hour much noise of thumping and pushing is heard One hoy lashing flats, one IS chmhir Q to get some wedges Wliat the heck are wedges? You hear on the side sky hooks' A single twist of rope in one chrection makes it easier and faster than the other direction So wharf' 4iW3tCl1 your trafhc lanes look out helowl Qver and over the process of discussing of formulating ideas, the keynote of the play itself type of treatment, trying out this anc. that chosing rearranging deciding Then each intent in his respective Joh, apparent confusion all, however working toward an end Will it ever he finishedll Rehearsals, interruptions, unexpected extra assemhlles make crew stop at the heat of greatc st effort, finally the last rehearsal Pages of cri ical notes, gether into unified whole Whereiia hes rht test of whether the crew have achieved a thing called art STAGV COSTUMF AND MAKFUP The presentation of Blueheard, ongmal oriental extravaganza, conceived many years ago hy Miss Chalker, gave the costume crew their epic fling in crea ing hizarre exotic costumes for the cast of 100 Ghost wives, na agiclans pompous Blueheard heggars, harem ladles provided the weird gorgeous coloring and the spectacular oriental regaha for the crew s clever minds Designed to teach the principles of makeup in all types of characters under different lighting conditions, the crew made up the casts ofl'l1stor1cal Paintings, the Pageant, Wfhat a I lfe and the French show 'Ihey designed and made costumes for the holv night scenes Through the illusion of makeup these Hollywood hound artists presented radiant madonnas, stark rugged shepherds diaphanous hosts of angels, statuesque Lincolns and the symholic Goddess of Llherty Let Down the Border' Heads up' Put ln S I7 R0 there 72 i Q Q : Y l I I , . . . . ,C ,, . . G . . . V . . , . . .. - ' I va 1 . . . I , . . , . , . , . 7 . . . K . . . . . ' .g 7 , . . . .. . final rounding up of details, time for curtain. Somehow it uclicksn, the music, color, form, all How to- . . .... F. : K. n K ' , , . . . . . . , . - . . A K , . V . v 1 J . f . Q 9 ' X VL 5 k 94 5 P . W , 4 13 I YT' W . DQR!! 5 - ' I ITF' a 1 . n, . 4 lx, x, 5 ' f- .qw-' f' xo vvrgntgw 'lx K Q f 1. I ' 1 u in ' . 4 Q ' 'P 'xv N w if :E L !fQ I Q. if gg m w V ,ig lg HMB . .V Q j -ef, J- , ix- , -2-' 24' 'Af 1 i' ' '- Q NE-I A ' . . .: - N I I 114 5+ n 1 I hr E 1. 1'- U .fix fL'f,x:f2 . 4 A ' r- I 'ktttnktirtirtti'1k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki k'k 7-1 'A' B.AxNuefeWe march! We march, march, marchf- and Wfilsonys great moving, pulsing band picks up the beat fthe beat, beat, beat, that blends thousands of sounds together in Americals great symphony of defense. The rousing marches played around the world, fight song from leading universities, Wil- sonis own tight songs, soul stirring anthems that have carried America through war and peace, have fur! nished the tempo of Wilsonls band this year. The band was bigger and betterg there was a sureness, an abandon, a finesse, as it swung into parades and half time stunts at games like big campus bands. f ORffHESTR.Mm'Th6 brilliant success of the orchestra and smaller organizations sponsored by it in winning top rate honors at the musical festival in 1940, gave Wilson the confidence and the verve to go forward in 1941 and double the artistic honors of the previous year. In competition with some 12 orchestras Wilscwii was one of five to win 4'superior,', highest rating. Nine soloists playing different instruments won the coveted superior: four won excellent, the string trio won superior as did the clar- inet quarteteenough honors to put Wilson out in front next year again. Five members were selected to play in the Far Westerii Music Educatoris all-state orchestra at San Jose. Their unique contri- bution was playing accompaniment of the original scores of Bluebeard, all Wilsoii extravaganza. 7.7 fGI-EE CLUBSYPriceless anthems of centuriesfold hymns at Christmas time, harmonious arrangements of classic melodies and enchanting lullahies at assemhlies and school entertainments, solos, duets, concerts-all these delighted student and adult audiences at every appearance of Wilsoia s always proficient and excellent Boys and Girls Glee Clubs Christmas pageant commencement vespers, service cluhs and music festivals provided splendid opportunities or sparkling performances hy memhers of these musical organizations ln the matchless fantasy, Blueheard, voices ofthe Glee Cluhs interpreted the mystic Oriental flavor of this weird, tragic mystery of the Par Eas The fear, the IUHQIC the hizarre Arabian mind the inscrutahle enigma of the Orient all wer given every shade of meaning hy clear, young voices Always in the fore ranles in inter preting Wilsoia to the city through music and song, their stirring renditions great national anthems carried Wilson fervor Wilsoia enthusiasm, Wilsoia patriotism to large municipal groups The Girls Glee is directed hv Mrs Bruggemann Boys Glee hy Mrs Purcell Mr Driver accompanies them Second ron Young Hoffman Waltoii Hill Vanee Tyler W tson Third rom Clarlc Prolost Burroughs NleArthu Westerfield Gmls GLUE Front rom Dahlen Rogers I-Iasl tt Peterson Sheets Gorrell Holler Mrs Blue-ggemann Second rox Hudson Mr Driver Ramsey Campbell McNe1ce Dans l. Davis M Farnham Anspach Baumann Lemley Third row Sloat Purvis Ramseyer Sprovl Crain Morris Ishun Morrison Barlchart lke ehum 'k'k'k'k'kir 'k'k'k1ir'k'k 76 , ' ' 1 - K K K V C K C K a A a ' . e , , . f r . ' U X ' e e 4 . CC 33 ' ' ' , , , - , . a e 1 e . . . . . . F . 1 r .. e O , . , , . ' e c 1 V I I I . I ' I ' . . . e . . 4 4 . of . . . . . , . 1 e , e s 4 e r . - Q , I . b e , . . . e . Tfj Boys' GLEE-Front row: Mrs. Purcell, Harsch, Oster, Howell, Myers, Berg. Hollar, Crain, lklr. Driver. 'Z y y V v 1 - A v v 5 - Yi ' n D 1 v L I A T, . if . ' ' - ': , , 9 a , , . - ', V ' , I V2 , , ' . 1 , , , -' Y -, - K ' , -. K - - v . . , . 'z , 1 v ' y H - - , , 1 , - ' , i I Y Wh-rrv wolmgilors carrie-d lhrlstmaw uhm-r to Stranded irvnth crows FRIJINFH CLUB French classes have given the major portion of their act 1v1t1es this year in aiding stranded crews from two interned, trading vessels semi loval to theV1chy Gox ernment but lnterned in the Los Angeles harbor without money, food, cargo, or aid All types of Red Cross work supporting Lwreek, French and English Relief organizatlons have recieved aid from Miss Black wood and her French Cluh Throughout the first semester clothing, food and the hare necessities of life were collected and distrihuted to these unfortuna e dinners given in Parisian backgrounds at French descendents home Sutculent French pastries gifts, candies and fruits surrounded a sparkling Christmas tree on hoard ship enlivened as the garcons and madmoiselles swept down in deluge on the refugees with good wishes and happiness Floods of merry voung sters climbed the gangway leading to the ship to hring cheer and friendly Ameri can hlessings to these men without a country The chaos and destruction ot the ir mother country was forgotten and the pain made easier Madmoiselle Black wood reached a new h1gh with a record breaking benefit for Greek wa relief 78 , - victims of war. Cakes, pies, and refreshments were provided for gala French . . . . . , A 5 79 '4' I-RENIH from row Parsons Ox en Henderson fimumonz NIISOD HHYYIS Se ond row Chl hester FRDNIH From row Conner Pnlcer Rice Wells Chron Copley Chevaller Weller Sullz Nllmey 'Nliher N11 Gregor Senond row Osalko Nlentzer obel Blumber Plerne Glaze Szuls Green D Green G Hunt G Lewis Rlordan Boggs Third row M155 Bhclcvvoocl Osborn Smnlan h'lYQ Forsyth cl bor' VB 'ide Nlunsell Bond uxcl-c Vkesrerheld Rimaeyer N14Nlorr1es Keatxng fourth row Phllllps fhuhesrer 'Selle lc effs Shaxer Hunt A l1nd1le Nl F1rland HOSSCHIUS Hunt I' Alexander Cher oslce Herxey , ,h ' f l ' A 2 eip -ie Qu' . H 'zo Q r xf --:Y . Nlcliarloncl. Landale. Shaver. Rarnseyerifhcroslcel gellelelc. Herveyl Q K I - 1 -' .. '. ...-..,c. , . ,.- ioung We-bull-rs uurrv thu hm rnnn W an of I :fa In 1 llw nf long. lla neh 'A' R SPI AM RS ln answer to the urgent call for voung level headed and clear thmlcmg men and women, the unlor Speakers Bureau conducted ly vUCllll10fOl1 G Plerce, 6l1'6I'll1g 1ts elghth year of COITIITILIIIIIV w1de speech ser v1ce has heen faced wnth the DCCCSSIIX of LllSCLlSSll1g appreclatlon and defense of the AIDQIICTI1 Wav of l lfe l rom spealeers platforms from luncheon mlwles, from pulpxts, potentml stwtesmen have 1l1U.lllgClIflV and constructwely poxnted out securmes and threats of our ClCITlOCf1flC government Supported hv llll1l0I Speakers ClLlI'1l1g the1r campalgn weeks were the Red Cross Commumty Chest class delnte sponsored hy the KlW3111S Cluh saw ean Anderson and I-ierhert Beckman, sophomores, defeat Laura Pslull and Fred Sontag lunlors, on the question, Does the Federal Government Belong 111 the Housing F1eld9 W111 ners 111 the Sophomore extemporaneous spm alelng contest were le an And: rson Herhert Becl man, Barham Flsher, D1Clx Howell, and Frances Latchww ludy Caton speaking on Democracy 111 1 Cllillglllg World was flllillbf Ill the l lons Cluh contest, Fred Sontag 111 the Wfoman s CIIV Cluh, and Danlel l add 111 Frldav Nlornmg DISCUSSION Club ln Cl11CElgO UIIIVEYSIIXV Stanford and Santa Barham State College, alumnl have estahllshed Spealcers Bureaus ll 0 . ,v ' . ' - I' . .- A i . . j . . 5, '2 A ' V . , , - . . . . . . , - L ' J C , , w ca ' ' l . - V 4' ' ' 1 - Y s 7 s s 1 r 1 X x , V 4 ' . Puhlic Schools, Y.M.C.A., and Fire Prevention. The thirteenth annual inter- . , , I . lr V c c c e b, J D ' se V x - 2 Q- - fw ' - 1 x I - K FK -. sn- s s ' xl s - 7 Y' cc ' - as - i - C , K. K C , 71 K . , u . , . . s . , , . . e , . Q . 3 v , Q R SPFAKI-RS lrom rox xllllE1' Hartmann Gorrell Ba on Hari -Xnderson 'Vl N Se ond row XX ella Pxerce faron Pzell lax rch Taylor Qontag Anderson 'I Tlnrcl rox- Nlr Pierre Wade Paull Flnolc lirovar' Nlalabx lmlaer lourlh rox Bmlaop flaxnlaester Beckman fsravrord Howell Begg ladfl R p 'lart ponso r Y a:.v'v. . ., ..c. v. 'c ' Sr. el .P .:.Nl -Pierce, I A ' U A A lg Q Q A 4 f SCHOLARSHIPVFired with enthusiasm to surpass past records, the intelligenscia ofWilso1i whose talent extends to many other activities as well, have gone forward to make this another banner year in the history of the Scholarship Society. The semi-annual banquet at the Recreation Clubhouse feting Sealbearers proved a most elaborate affair with the noted lecturer, Goeffrey Nlorgan, giving his inspir- ational message to the guests. Adding to the organizationls versatile activities were Ash Ashton. magi- cian's show and a hilarious get-together for new members at Houghton Park in the fall semester. Del- egates visited neighboring colleges, and attended district meetings where novel ideas were garnered. High intelligence, outstanding leadership, and well-rounded participation in school events are the at- tributes which malce the Scholarship Society a hard-to-beat organization. 'gli SCHOLARSHIP l-AMPs-Front row: Wells. Hartmann. Oates. Neffasek. Rolfe. Anderson. Second row: Schurrer. Morris. Harris. Frizell. Boggs, Foster. Brown, MacGregor. Osborn. Third row: Yandell. Grubb, Golding. Collins. Crawford. Brown. Miller. Mr. Lowry. tirifktittiittvkttituk-Arttti 82 Scum Austin' -A to F- Front row: Forsyth. Elcoflt. Fcnnema. Friedman. Duckworth, Conner. Cary Angell. Caron. Chudnow. Beaumont. Brown. lirtzell. Second row: Bishop. Brown. Clinard. Castine. Con rad. Dexter. France. Bowles. Davis. Duncan. Boggs. Nlr. Denman. Erwin. Third row: Dowm, Bowie Alguirr-. Boyce. Chapel. Crux. Dodge. Caywood. Cfluley. Calder. Carter. Miss Blackman. Anderson Fourth row: Cfardall Ball. Deeds. Prulltley. Acuc. Curts. Bieri. Brown. Crawford. Colilns. Bentlv. Carr St3HoiARsHlP---G to Nl-Front row: l.ouher. Loomis. lVlcKay, Goldherg, Jordan, Lec. Gruenewald lves. Henlev. Nlentzer. Hennes. Hendon. Gorman. Hartmann. Nlr. Lowry, Second row: Miss l,arsen Nlaloy, l.evich. Nlalahy. lVlcfifullough. Horn. Hirao. Nlincey, Nlorgan. Keyes. -Iosel, George. Munsell, Gil lette. Third row: Hester. Golding. Gruhh. jones. Golding. Hutchinson. Gorrell. Morris, Hillinger. Niac- Gregor, johnson. Nlunn. l.osey, lfourth row: l.arner. Miller. Kemp. l.ucas. Hutchinson. Howell, Vlitchell Haynes, Left. Hodges. Hunt. Kerr. Sfriol NRSHIP- -N to 7 - Front row: Nliss Stuempel. Swinney. Roesener. Osalco, Smith. Yamaguchi Rolfe. Stanton. Oates. Strachan. Xvaltz. Thompson. Smith. Ncfiaselc. Second row: Thomas. Stiltz Stearns. Rutherford. Wfiiseman. Wfells. Pierce. Quiclc. Raull. Rudman. Rupp. Young. Whaylen. Vansteeni hcrgen, Third row: lVlr. Rohinson. XXf'uth. Niver. Tavoularis. Stormant. Tilton. Shehorn. Stevenson. Trane Tatum, Wfoolington. Redford. Schurter, liourth row: Stanley. Rumhle. Yandell. Phelps. Nelson. xxfitzlei l'en. Selleck. Xvare. Dshorn. Riordan. Sontag. Sauer. Pres.. Chichester, Crawford: V. P.. Crawford. Forsvthi Sec.. Smith. Rolfe: Treas.. Smith. Hillinger: Sponsor, Nlr, l.owry. . ,Q 3 ,QT ifiyikfg fi fhemistrv Team Set T0 Matvh Last Year's Top Plave CPIEMISTRY TEAM 1941 As thus goes to press Earl Fnholm s Cnemxstry team ts worltlng clilly on the tundimentlls of themrstry necessxry to noutth xuts wlth 750 entmnt IU the Qou hern C 1lll:OfI1l'l hemlstry ASSOLITIIOH Teams are clrimn from the hest students 60 high hools ln Ml'llCl1 8000 tompete The tewm ms composed ol B111 Gruhh B111 Hodges 'Ned Buckley Bert Gola ng and Don Xvuth wlternlte The V340 term mon hrst among tuhlxc hugh scheols one private hlgh school mnked higher th1n XXlll50h Three or four on the te1m non honomhle menuon W xlson w1s the only school pluclng three leurs Palmer r1nlced sixth H1rry C l1rlc eighth nd Burgess Collms twelfth USHERS Muy T assrst xoug Yes 1 s Wllsons ourteous competent sm1rtly ohjectlse of the Ushers Cluh under the ible QLIDEIWISIOH of H Herschel Hart An easy mtormwlntn IH then t-sprxt cle corps rmxtes guests to return These umformed clrplommts usher durmg opems concerts lectures and dr1m1t1c presenmtlons gnen throughout the uty lntludlng the appe1r1nce of lVl1rnn Anderson Paul Robeson Ethel Birrymore Ruth Chnterton Dorothy Thompson and Ruth Bryan Owen It 15 not 1lI uorlt for once each ye1r 1 h1mhurger fry 1ncl Clince are enjoyed CHENIISIRX Trxu Goldmg Phelps Acull: Gruhh Hodges Vwfuth Smlth Nlr Fnholm KSHERS Front ron XX olters loxe Hubert cmlrer Qmxth 9elletL Fernemm Second rox 41ldx ell Nloore Rxth1rds efTs Burns Stull Thlrd ross Yanclell Densmore lNlcF1rl1nd Hancoelc C autord Wolfe HI r I l 'Q 1' T r 1 T .1 .1 A 'A T I .. g 5 V . t Q. ' Q 'ff ' ' t ' . . . . ' m ' sc ' ' ' . t A ' . . r ' . li t ' ' . ' A t ' . ' 1 '. ' 1 ' . . ' t ' t ' 1 t T. ' ' 1 a Y . ' 1 . ., V .. P. V,. . V. . . , . . , , . . . t . . . attxrecl hosts at worlc. To serve the school in a dignthecl and resourceful manner at all functions rs the Shief V T 4 - V T V . n . I R I v I , I I 'I . ,A I 1 t . - , ', I t K K I Q A ' T V A s vt A A t 'K . ' ', A t 1 . t t t t I ' . , , ,, . A . A if 1, of ': ,. , ', . . . . . . '. 1 . V: .. v , ' . , j . .. f . ' ': . . . t . , ' , Qz' ' , STORh Amld jostlmg crow ds slulled salesmen strlve to glve cheerful and SHECIEDI servlce to throngs of xmpatlcnt customers at the campus soclal center the Student hody Store Stocked to furnish classroom materlals the store also supplles the growing demand for 1ce cream hars, sundaes and other tempting l1OVClflCS Pracucal experxence 111 cashxermg, light fOUI'lL3l11 services, merchandlse huymg and selllng and managerial tramlng are 111 this well rounded course STORE Atol. Front row I-ngel arkson Tauhman Taylor Hoge Bram Arnold Glbhon Second row Hack Harvey Hudson Henry Crowley Kay Braud ordan Third rom Braden Bxlllngs Hoffman Kline Bryson Hlser ones Allrson Fisher iranhana Chaffee lkrxft Armstrong Helvsnlx lou rh row B Gen Mgr Taylor Hoge Fountain Hoge Pre Lman Supply Tauhman Albright Candy Albright Taubnaan Sup Mrs Arey STORF M toZ Front rovs hflunsell Paull Nlrs Arey Albrlgltt Berlcman Boren Mllar Sxll Schall Second row Pntlvustle Vandnort Yvald Tullberg Sthweltler Payne Schtssell Sha lcellord Nlathexsson Rolfe Third row Wllll1m5 Stanton Thomas Vvood McCoy Schwab Maxwell Relley Sandler Mt lkeown Wrllette Walker Wrllams Dans lourth rom Stone Nlcrarland Warholm Munson Patton Xvhmtteld Walquxst Wllson Xvrlght Wllll1mS Morris Watson Taylor Ogle Kaufman Super Salesmen, l00 Strong, Get Sales Appeal Fon e H5 'A' '- ' , ' . . . . . Y . X 1 . 1 e . ' ' . Y 4 , ,f n C L , 1 1 1 - . if - - ': Q . , . r . 1 ' . . Q . . s. ' ' ' ,I ' ' E . . S ' r ' ' ' 2 5 fr ': Crump. Douglass. Ballon, Cfrihlaeld, Brewer. lfelstner, Flcoclc. Bassett. Frank, Holcomb. Dyson. lleistner. . . .. . . ' 1 h . ' .. . r' . 1 ,. . . , ' 1 f. .. ' , L m I ., . . , . L 1 I . K Q - Q Q K n n l 1 ' , V ,. 5 Y. I H R . , . , . ,. .... . . t . . . . . . 1 v V w 1 l Q y u '- 0 w 1 - Scripters xx rite- Lv riffs for Illueheard Extravaganza ug LA FUFNTE VVIISOII s huddlng student authors of both poetry and prose SllbIT1lIfl16lt'l1ECI'ElI'y efforts 'll1l1L1'lIly to tI1e Scrlpters who 111 tur11 cr1t1c1se and se Iect the more mterestlng e11tert1111111g and unusu1I to appe1r 111 tht sthool s cre1t1ve wrxtlng rn1g1z111e I 1 Iruente whlch I1 lb won All Amer1c111 FCCOQIIIUOII for sever1I years The 1ccept111ce of 1ny 1rt1cle for puhllcatlon 111 I 1 ruente 6I1f1Il6b the 1uthor to IT1CIDl5tI'Sl11p III Scrlpters To 111 outstlndlng group of Qcnpters goes the CI1bf1I1CIlOll of composlng tI1e entlre scrlpt for the elaborate muslcal extravaganza Blueheard Verses choruses, solos overtures grand hmles, 111 must Interpret the my sterv and the greatness of the 0fl6l1I1l theme cull I1-ks Iron! row I-I1rr1s Gruhh Goldmg, C I11 htsur Trl y 'Ne harry Hntm 11111 Hmson N r LI 1111nn buorxd roxs I5 II I tl I ft N1 cgor 9 11 he R11r111111 an II s Ymdell V P Hxrtmann Arr I LI Grunt Sponsor Nlr I I11111 L Iu1N1r rom row Y111 t H1rr111111n M1 H111 1 C1 on lo 111s C 11 nsr r Grul I 1tor Ch1hestcr As I Ird HTTIIHNIIII1 Art I-cl Grolt Bus INIQJ Grubb Sponsor IVIr I'h111mx1 80 I 1 . a f I1 if V - I 1 - -A r L C K I K - . . . , . , 1 1 f- L, . 1 1 L K . Y . . . , . X v , Y V Y - . . . L 4 1 , .4 , 1 1 5 1 L . 1 1 1 1 I .4 l - y 3 I I A 1 - , . . r . e e K . , . ' as va - 1 - Q 1 A , , L C K I I 1 5 n , , t. ','jS: P 2:-- 5 ': 1 . . Y. f C ' '. 11 , .vu ', 1' . . . ' . .'I . 71 . . ' 'Q .1 , ..1r1 .1 e. f1II1r1s. Groat, . NG1'-1 , .11 . ll ld, 4 . Y. ,Iv .. Prem. I 1 . ., c 1 f ., 1 : .Q . . . f .1111. 'ff A 5 5 -I5 '1 . d-ll, 4 . , '. Ill .Ill. I1' . , I ll , ll rl - e , lug, id ., If , g ,s' . I ., . A 1 I .. L 1 . ' , 1 , I 1 . 'A' l.OIIUsPIAHER--Interpreting the Wfilson campus with its varied classes, activities. cluhs. sports. society. humor. fun. is the hig ohjective of the l-oud- spealcer. Distrihuted warm off the press it appears each Thursday carrying stories that represent a good cross section of the Nletropolitan press. Cuh reporters are initiated into slzills and techniques of newspaper malcing and writing. Through the Press Cluh the staff had the inspiration of field worker guests which included Bill Ryan. Herald-Express and Fulton Field and lfred Stover of the Navv and advertising departments of the Press Telegram. The annaul spring harhecue at the Teschlce home was a riot of food. ping-pong. dancing and a good time. l.oL'imsvi -xkrw -lironz row: Vfilson. Riordan. liranham. Bird. Wagner. l.aYrotl'. Nlr. ,lit-stlil-ce Second row: Thompson, lfolger. Hartmann. Nlclflrov, Newberry. Tavlor, Helph. Third row: Sherwood. lirighrinan. Barber, Cecil. ffrowley. Clifton, lizill, lfditors.. Riordan. Walson. liranhamg Bus. Mgr.. I.ord. Vfagner. Sponsor. Nlr. Teschlce. Pkrss lirom row: Goodman. Omohundro. Nl:lilrov. lAl.lI'IHLlIll'l. liranham. lVlr. Tesrhlze. Yfilson. Second ron: Wfigrier. Tavlur. l..iYroll, Sherwood. Riordan. Thompson. Third row: Newherry. Crowley. Bird. Pres , Walsonz Y. P.. Wvagnerg Ser -Treas.. Hartinzntng Sponsor. Nlr Tesrhlce. l l Loudspc-ak:-r varric-S last minute' nous to VVilS0n S H310 I alnpanilc- Ad pages wl-rv sc-ul lu H100 Sponsors of N. S. l'. A. llah! llnh! f CAMPANILEf1940 Campanile scores all-time high with 1175 points, another All-American! And the Campanile staff and a rousing student body got together again and worked like a million to pro- duce another good book. Letls listen in. Pages from our ad section were sent to 1000 N. S. P. A. spon- sors all over the country Wilson delegates to S C s convention heard Mrs lared Kildow assistant N S P A director, praise western books tor their modern trends and beauty Write to Kelly Field Texas, for photos of alumni aviators Call Fort McArthur and ask if a teacher and students c in take some pictures, no secret ones Get the airport to give us a pass to the new buildings go ng up Call the ad department of Doufllas plant for pictures Go to the defense classes and shoot pictures of alumni at work Well be writing credit lines forever for pictures Write no es to those 60 kids to report for pictures Hunt up their home rooms This defense theme has to have some room to fly in Hurry we re behind with this picture schedule Check the 60 auditor s lists This ad section has to live ua to its re putat1On Some hing that will knock people cold 1s the club dummy ready for the ptllat shop? PRINTING With the weekly and semester production schedu'es, such as The 1 oudspeaker The Educator, La Fuente and Campanile the students in the Print shop receive the major part of their train ing in turning out office forms, tickets, programs menus, dance bids P T A directories, posters and other distinctly differen types of printing lndividual honors for commendable achievement and job placement in commercial shops are awarded students of outstanding abilities Capable operators are ohn LeSage Bob Sponheim, Bob Bartee, ovfe Koenig and Bradley Peavy Cn newspaper m rkeup Bradley Peavv, Bill Nause, Stanley Smith, head the list Platen press and bindery reliables are Frank Wight and jack Clifton Automatic cylinder pressm en are Frank Wight and Paul Watson CAN!!-XVIII: Bartee LeSage Koenig Sponheim Rom out l'ar1s Porter 1eS1e Koenig, Row two Hunt Wells Carroll Keating Dulluna Cody Rolfe Center Salesmen Lrnkem lwestner Thomp rn lei? Randall Anderson Nlarshall Sinclair Romain Hart Loa er front ron Randall Hanson Motaslaower Thompson Second rox R Broun Miss Harri on Woolingtoxa Dungan W Brown Third rom IV' Kenna Glaab Lover left Press convention Mrs 1'red Kildow assistant director of N S P A left renter pitture SHI . , . . . . 7 . . . . , t , . . . . . V . . . . . . U , . . 4 2' . . + . 1 . . . , . e 1 t . ,la . r t ID , . . . . . U . F . . . . . . . 4 ,. , , . . Y - A . b . . . i L Q C n t -' A C s , . + . .... . I L - , , . . . . 6 .1 1 C K K .l 1 .l . 1 ' ' X Y . . . . 1 V ... . t t . . t . .. x. -1 . . . 1, '. ' 1: , . ' . . , , t , . , . , . . s' , ': Q . , t , ' , . v: . '. . s , , . . . '. ': .c , - . ' Z A sg . . - ' , . . ., ' A' , aj ' 7 if -3 'Ae iff? 3 af Jr' 1 Avi, 1, 1 VK! 1:5 -.- ,, 5154. 4 2 if N'- Q I I 3-,Q ffl Vx 'MQ -. L .. A A A . , I N 11.3. K . K 7 ff -,-. -. S '- 'ik 'K H: 'tl ' ' . .f As ix 13-1 . 0 ' 1, ,f a 'ff ii- , s. .. L X If ,, - b yr' , ,ha . ' A 5 ' JI- Z:- of .gzw l D s 5 LJ ,x ..-,, A ,. 'V ZA 4 1 S ,V-f 'FK' P a 1 -' x i 14' vb-an-SQ... 1 'ff 'fif- 2 'WI Ab, Q' cf ' '-' 4 ig - E' . 7 Q ff 'f . CL if f ,ff if., f Here we -.ee tht- uipahle lt-riders or XVilson's fcniminc contingent. s'l1,1I'IYi1I'lg .ind delightful in shimmering lives .md sillis .tttending the lou-lv ,ind impressive llX5l.lll.lllOI1 of thc Girls' l-e.tgue .idvisory imgird. Re- nemng the old trxidition of installing :Xdxisorv Board members. the cereinonx' mis held for the Tllrsl time since the ettrthqualce, The laenutittilly appointed banquet for old and neu inc-mhers and their sponsors was held at the Rcfrention Park Cltihlwuse. followed bv the inspiring candlelight ceremony of installation. conducted by president, Lillian Wells, A sparkling highlight on the Booster Calendar was the installation of new officers and ntemloers at the lovely home of Nlarmn Hanson. retiring president. Tonsts were given to Nliss Noltls .md Nlrs. Alguirt- lh-tiring Ilnusle-I' I're-sich-nl Nlzlrialn Ilzlnsa-n indurls lll'N' offim-rs 90 tl' Ki ,4 4. 'm ss sk et 7? I a, N Q , U if 33 63' 53 5 w ax. : f' . Mig fy 5, it 4' 1 if f ' ' 'N N H4 4:34 I 1 'F 'Katia . i ..,, ! 1 tall W W Ax ' kk 'YL .L an 4, 'v 1.21 S ,ffl . F. 41 .L ' 1 . xv '- s , . f --. 1 .,' yn- s'.,,, f ,if tliXCllCl11CI1Il Spmtf p.mClcmomum, wlmr-rv vlw toultl om- we more happy fhvt-rung fuss than .II thr PolyfW'1lson gmnc. HDFCIl1l'YJl'0,lzl!'llll15lI1 rhv mdlcxng. Thus IS thc clty for proud gi'-'ldL1FllClT1OIl1l'l'5 to show off their young B!'llll'1CIICS. Those .Irv the lioosrcrs rcprcscnzxng the Wltlson Grrls. They add charm .md .pmt to our footlmll gqrncs lic-nutxllul girls, nctmg as hostt-sscs .tdd that last tourh to tht- dvhctous food servcd to thc Home-commg grntltmtm. A vouplc of oltl gmduatcs. coppcrs to you. show up at the big gmm' to help keep rho cxcltcd rrowd calm, Our lmml and Boosters form .1 wwf symholuc of our school. Old laces VCIUVIIZ gracltmtvs from 'way l7.ll'l4A lomt- haul: to thmr old Alum Nlntcr. Yes. 1t's. Homcrommg Day, llousle-rs ruins- up ill ll bully :ls 1YiIsun sc-ure-w against Pulp' 5. A 'YR w...,4f-ff T:'-V if..-, -I , . 2 F, r, , 2152 521 ff' 'J ...- in A . .... 1 wi- Eiga :- -s -... E, .:-2 ' ,T nf 2 1 5 V- ..,. -.. 1' Roaming sons escort proud l11OIh0I'9 to the Scholarslnp dmrcr. onr- of the great mfml events on thc school mlcndar, -Iitrerlmgs mL-ct nr flue rullmckrng get-togctlucr given by rho juniors H1 honor of if-lw1'L1a1'y graduates, Hoosrcx' gifts at flIH'lSlI7X.lS rnnc for pau prcsudonr. jgzfkiv Thompson. mth wxslmcs for .1 speedy rvcovvry Tommy Nloulton and fo-Vurrcr' :xr thc' favs-well dana- for lun flnss. The new stag gnzhc-rw for the traditional Cxunpgxnilc Kirk-off.. lmnqucr wlwcrc IIICV are both rl1.1Ilcng1-J and ll'l5PiI'CLi by fornul' l'dIIOl'5 of Parcnmkcrs and All-Alncricnm, Chllc mn carm-. mrrlllns. .und 1.nn.xlw provxdo for il hor runs- .xt the Nlcxmmn fflulw pifmc H1 Recrczmon Park. W'iIsun's 1-la-4-I in sl-holarship. iiillllllilllillh nnulu- nu-rrp' with fond 91 -3 f'L ' bw, -ff 4' .. '11 .' ICG, ,V ,b?,,,'.', 12553 ryl ' Y' aff : ..-1. 1 ff '.' . ' Q, A -rf -5 555.-f' I1 'Y-'vii : i!'. a- L: 1, wr' ,,...'ii . 3.35. -, 9, , -1- J . Q,.' ' ,z-'-4: ', .fsq -V 'v . A ' ,Je , '55 wind. N3 5 ' jf 1 .17 X v 6 . lt: ' 4 N- W x P s Pg ' J , Q, N A ' I' I v A A' v P? yi .,' . jade ,eg ' Q Q ' X I 1, ,,ng' ' W L fu 's .W wnwnerwm X f X fi , T' VI I ,..,. if i ii? Kin Life: Just the High Spots, the big Things Verbal sparks fly over lend-lease question in U. S. and G. panel discus sion: as Congress clashes, Wilson debates: stormy sessions stormed 98 D P Hennes showmen from the Advertlslng crew serve warning to profes sional bull board artists that they are coming, top notch posters analyzed r , . . I I 0 - - I . . 0 MM 1 :ln Q 3 ll ll in I 0 0 IIILLY GIRLS orro Boys i Werrfr in droves To Stranded crews IIILLY GIRLS orro Boys Went in oroveo To Stranded crews sworrrro of jolly boys orro grrlo descended on stranded French vessels wrfh outa rrorrre port Therro o mission of galety and good will Merr without o country greeted Blackwood o group wrrh looghrrrg woroo ooo songs A goy ces Greece relief was supported too by the gallant Blaclcwoods in a re cord breaking benefit Wilson contributed financial and moral assistance to war torn civilians Sympathy and hope for the future accompany their offering Humanity is a common cause a truth for democracy to observe wllllllg Hands and Hearts I'0lllblll0 for Greek Ilellef . I I . ' . ' Q I party, indeed . . . Memories of fallen France became but dim reminiscen- 0 I ' . 5 . 'fi IW , IQ .U V,-W' X, fi if day' fa' 5 wma! if 7 4 I Z fi ' f fs 3 S 5 f 5? 5 ' D N' fi' A Qi , 1, 1 4 ,I yu. ,VIN 'JASLN H 113,55 ' 5 Q www 1 ,1 A52 'lg 1 1-vfioia .Q ,. 1,,,,,'i'1 I Mr? J.. 9431 n Q fg- M .47 'Q ' an. Vx? 3' 143165 vilmii lbl f H .bl ,. l .g , n f1'iQ1,Lw-fvsk . 9 1 5 Y 3 Bmw is a ifij f 15,21 - wk 5fs?mb'f'1 9, l'0LLOW THE EYES and ears of Wilson's I6 mm. movie projector, students, as it unfolds reels of film on affairs of today via visual education. Current topics, sport films, science, vocational, and entertaining movies will bring you education, recreation the modern way, through visual education. The last word in modern technique and equipment and an expert student projection crew presented over 600 films this year for your training and en- joyment. Learn, appreciate, apply this education via movie. The Camera's magic casts its spell as Films reel by l l Streamlined Movement and drama in the print shop have been accom- plished with the installation ol Morrison's new automatic cylinder press 0 Smiling faces, clicking needles heed the cries from across the sea. Gener- ously, whole-heartedly Wilson girls donated their services as a part ofthe pattern ol Red Cross in the United States. Hundreds oi sweaters followed. N oodles fly, for knitting is fung wefre doing our hit z' I . -1 mv ,Y I , 1 X 'I' y 1 - 1 N glitz s I Hundreds of warm sweaters, all sizes, for tiniest tot to great soldier, were knitted and shipped to war torn regions. Leisure moments were willingly given for this worthy cause: unconsious pageants, knitting everywhere. Proud knitlers exhibit little! sweatvrs at fhristmas if Wlitli n graceful. awe-inspiring sweep, beautiful Mendocino, First of the mighty fleet of merchant vessels now being built, glides into the water as thousands cheer at her launching. Men train for aviation in defense classes. Shipload after shipload of lumber, for defense, pours in Long Beach Harbor. Huge trucks haul the great beams at Terminal Island. Real German Messerschmidt brought to Long Beach. causes widespread excitment. Safety First at home as part of defense exemplified at Long Beach during National Traffic Safety Wfveelz. Defense Classes hum with activity 24 hours a day. lmmense cargoes of defense materials unloading daily in harbor. silllllllllllll I-'ans ge-I thrill :ls lin-rmnn ,'l'SSl'Sl'IllIlill1 lllIlYl'S uul lo Yulla-0 ,pf 4'1- ,H 41 ,N I I x Z 1 ,- K , ,145 R ,' 45 w '7'i Lli 4 J, if L, .I , ' i 1, I 08 if Pnrm- Vfxlwu SILIJPNI imdx gum thanks fur the :roar horimgr' of frm-dom wlmch ms the-mr-. ,rx llwx FPXPYPIWIEX' Mllllfi' CVi!UfX' H O ?iOPPlY1I, Oni' of H,IKS'ddX- ROOSPY-elfli leollgh RlAi0VS. 11.18 FJ' fd 417 A fmxcrvd rho thy 1: XY'1Iwom for I3 wars The purxorz. Ezr-,1rrl'c.1rs nv! .ali Yivxlmnmm .uv mhocxi uv lin :im:'oN'mg JI'L1IZ1lV'Jl.s. pavxng rrxbuzc to our n.mo'1 Vfzhorn band alcpx our mr defense IH Aruum-xc In Vylfldi' Srudoms pay homage to the flag of Hz-cd-ng fmanm I-In-ry 1-lass al W'lIs0n sl-ls il's llu-mv in llllll' with dl-fo-llsl-. da-fe-uso I 09 'ktfkttttt itiitkii WILSUN Poly Game Hats sailing into the air pennants wildly waving massed brilliantly uniformed bands crashing out school songs and thrilling military marches huge roaring crowds It s the Poly Wilson game Great speed scored early in the opening quarter More than one blood vessel was thought to have burst In the Wilson crowd exultlng their emotions Wilson s tricky deception could easily be identified from Poly s power tac tics At the moment of touchdown the band and Booster aggregations the song leaders and the crowd went into a wild frenzied yell and It was a yell of satisfaction Poly was rebuffed by a sudden spurt of Wilson power At a solemn moment all was quiet as the flag ceremonies unfolded 'k 'I' i' 'A' ir 'A' 'A' est of all gridiron clashes, sports writers and fans agreed. Wilson spirit and ittttttittttttitttttiiti' gi .--- -.- .LL...,1 117- Ill ga x ,.,r.n JL' f -' -1' ' -ASLAJ' 41.14 in! V .A- ' f s fx '12 'liixagqlph Jas. Ni 13- .- . .. an Ci If 5: -Kru- j.. EL. 'sz xi Hun IAQ: lv-- B f, 1 ..,4 -N fn 'V .133 . ... .xg ffifwpn 4- I bzihwh 'ff' ,ax 'N I N 4 -291 ,Qty LL J rt Y , i 1 ' s ji slfx fn xtfviz' N.- F. . 'I I . W. r. ' 1 ,iw QQ-' Q 'l r .x Ar 5-ff? ISE P' I M. 55' S . 4' .nl nal? ' '- 5.- ' I 9. ' 4, V, .V A Y E . ff ws ,, i LL 4:1 FV!-alll, V, .. P3 ir: T, . 337' P4 AU.- 4 1511- 1 , f . K f X l 'mrs 1 ' 'je BOOSTERS -llront row: Stanton. lferstner. Goodrum. PICFCE. Yfelse. Corltrxel. Rayle. Alhrnght. Redford. Second row: l.a Yroff. Xwoolrngron, Vrang, Wugner. Hart. Hansort. Thompson. lNlonshower. Yulcsanovxfh. Trucano. Hennes Thxrd ron: Losev. fxljllllffh Angell. Anderson. fflcorlc. Chevalxer. Oates. Mcl?nt1re. Rolfe, Vfllfll. Fourth rom: Pierce. Paulsen. Hartmann. Forsvth. ffralg. Newmaster. W'heaton. Neffaselc. Gtlhert. Jordan. Talel. lxlrs AlgLlIFO. fifth row: HlllIDgDF. Taylor. Brewer, Boggs. Frrown. Baton, Xvcllcr. Paull. Wfells. lN'lrGee. Smlth. ul.. Srhurrer Pres. Hanson. Thompson: Y P.. Thompson. Wagner: Sec.. Wagner, Hart: Treas.. Marshall. Vulcsanm'1.'h1 Sponsor. Mrs. Alguxre. BOOSTISRS . . A dazzlmg array of folor as the sun hrmgs out the qlxtter and sparkle of llashmq red and gold porn puns uavxng nn the ur . . lfxftv IWO grrls marrhxng rn mtrlcaze for- marlons . , the sound of martxal musxe and the Boosters are on the held to add enthusiasm to toothall games. The most sought organtzatzon m Wxlsnn. made up of leaders from outstandmg school fluhs and affairs, has rxgld entranee reqturements. Theur pretentxous astlvlty ralendar Includes sparlclxng formauons at games, Joxnt hrealcfast and pxemcs wth the lr ffuqomans. and randle llght lFlSldlli1fIUTlS. Ptoneerxng m dash mg d9Sl2l'1S on the gridiron. they held the rapt attenrmn of the puhlu' ar the Poly-Xxftlson haslcethall game. parades and pep assemblies 'ild llahs, shouting grand stands Greet Booster Stunts 113 C ity Leaders Inspire Firgonians at Breakfast Dleets UNIOR CIRGONIAINS lnsplred by the brnlltant leadershlp and comladeshlp of business leaders of the ctty who hue adopted these vounger Wftlson members r Cxrgonrans tltmaxed another sufressful year wlth the dtstlnttlon of betng the only Wfxlson club vuth downtown afhllatlon The Clrgonnn Club has made lf posstble tot Junior members to ttend the Monday luncheons and hear many mterestmg lectures by noted spealters Bustness leaders offered lI1N1lLl rble xocatlonal guidance at seml month ly breilthst meets XVINGFOOT XX mgtoot XX tlson s newest tlub was formed under tne rrttlcal eye ot ohn Gntner mrstty trulc or lm tm ttnth r mterrst n tmtlt ompetttlon and to keep Wtlsons mo trn Nlert trys of speed banded together for tt umm, A streumltned xerston of tratlc co1chlng has been Intro duced by lVl1 Cnrtner tn the form ot motton pn tures Nlembers bought hlm devoted to te1m pmett e RKWINIUN lront tot Nlr omswn lNt 1 r me Nlr Miller 'Vlr Srhvnb Mr Rtthardson Hatfleld lVlr Horrell Sheruoocl XX ells Rlordvt Fnrber Qtorle Corwin Second row Gllson Fletcher Hunt l-'lotton R1msey Vvlese l'mns Gotdon Pierce l'1lr lmdile R1nd1ll MPHIYS Krueger Brightman Nlclxeomn Nl Ox cn Hessentus XX1lson Thlrd ron Dans Potttr Hester Berg Bl1clc Gordon ulnn lrltlls Love Corvrtn Osborn olly hlexer Hollar Folger Glnb NlLl'l0lS Pres Moulton Sherwood V P Qherxsood Rlordan Set Trews Gordon XX ell Sponsor Nlr Ir A ohnson Xlrsotoot lront rox xe XX1 an litoun l1nd1l D lou Blossom Delnpp ke lt Ptttol Secon row Vogels funn Sherwood Pter e lyon lennlngs Rxord1n Thlrd row lNtchols l.1nCl1le Corwtn Gexss Kronxtls Osborn Duxs lauehetd Curts Pres loxe X I Rtordan Se lnndale Treas Pierre Sponsor Mr Gartner Ili J , t M , . . . I lt . t t ' . V , ul . .' ' . .K K . . . A , I A ' t t . . . . . . . . 5 'Ll t .H 'I' t' eta' 1 '.?v - l' t s' I' 4 I ' 't . . t j 't j. . ' ' ' . ' t ' - ', . l W .t . - ' . . Ac . CI it H '---l ' t.': 1 . l .4 , lx law ? ' .' . , . . '. , . V' . 5 , Mr. ' ' . C 1' . J ' .. H J . 'Z t '. . , t . , Q ' . if Y' -5 v: Rg l. V' lst . V' ' . .. cv. .. . ' . t . ' C '. 1 1. d ': '. .'.' . ' t I . s. jx ' . t . ' l' , . . , -I., , , ', , -' . .. ' J . . . . . ' 1 '. 7.. Q C,, . 1 3 ., Q v - - MATHEMATIFS The lnhnltc pretlswon th1t rnrrlts things mll1t1 y to TV nds its response In a group of m-ith lntelletu1ls who spontmeouslv report wceltlv to lntornml l1 s perlods directed by Mr Balclcen The personnel Includes ln nts mrmhrrshlp hoys xnterested nn gummy, 'admxssxon xnto West Porn! Annapolis and falllornn Institute wt' Tethnolop fnzmme l'X'lIT1II'11flOl'19 xn wll theur se1r4h mg thoroughness motxw1te these potentnl ofhrers of the wrmv nut 1nd nmtxon Umussnon xntludes former EX1l'T1ll'13Il0l'1 questions and topxrs not taught xn reguln tourscs Sl IDP RUIF ort nuts rn mu tug 1 nlon ort nuts In 1 mon on ut working Complicated prohlems rn s xente short nuts for stu-me mnors these 1re the prohlems solxed hx 40 members of the Slide Rule fluh hx the use of the men f t llde rule The opernxon ot thc lfde rule IS of the utmost xmpormnte to prospermc enqmeers IT1lIl1CU1flLl'lIlS themxsrs tl rn enters 11 d xx quired by students who expert to try out for the XX xlson Ll1l'I11I try lenn Meetxnp under the dxrunon of MATH Front row Brown Nrrhols Ofdonnor C1rd1ll Hughes Mr Pnltlcen Setond tom hudm1n Frledman June Golding Gruhh finer: Kerr Thxrd row ls-Hs Collins Mtfoy XY uth Qerhorn Nelson Pierce Sl IDE RLYE Front row Qthurter Goldxns, Goldlns, llulltlcy N1 hols Ofonnor Xx,IllOX N ln Ce rxsh Hines RlCh1rds Nlr fhlclren Qctond row ft-use Bllxsdcll fohn Green frnednnn Bwltuen Pullxnp Schllesmaver Selleclc Prell Fdvmrds Hughes Nhrlts Qtlll Runhlc Bxrns Thrcl rom NltGee Nlonxlnn Meyers Kendlg H1vnes Nelson Bolster Muth Brown Dr-1theru,e 'Nelson Pzormmn XX oll Proms-r Crofoot Goodwin Smith W Fourth row Owens Crouch Oshorn Hosltxns C1 dull Smith Roswurm Covlngton MOFFIS MCXVllll1mS Defreere Cochrin lide llule Wizards rain or Future Seientifir 'orld 115 h ' . . ' . . . y ' ' I ' ' . t . v . V ' I K V Q .. A L . f . E . . 1 . l 'l fn . sh Y , Li Y, , Sll L' 'N H1 I ' S ' 'no S . 4 , 5 1 ' , ' ' N .. r I 1 4 -. A . nn 'L ll 'n .. - I fe' , . , 'f' , 5 . 1 1 wk . Mr. Balclcen are devoted entltely to demonstration and pr'.n'm'e III using the rule. J, -g . , ' ' ' . Y ., v if l I W Q '1. ' . ,'. '. ' ' . ' C . 41 . ' ' . . V0 . 1 rr ' ' . ,. ' ' I , J , 1 v KV .. . - - 4 . 4 I Y . A v - . 1 . H . 1 ' ' I u K Q 1 - L Ad l'luh Sells fampus Activities with Blazin Posters AD CLUB Speed Pep Energy countless signs tatthy announ enaeats red hot assemblies buclcets of paxnt and brushes Thats the Ad Club All that ll takes to whnp up Wxlson SPITII to baclc games drnes and assemblles Gay sparlcllng campalgns '7 toot slgn for Bluebeard eep the Red and Gold flying hugh Whlle one Crux turns out posters others laying plans for an attxon getting assembly a monster comedy shows brought gales ot laughter and support for the teams ornt meetings wth Polx s Ad trex featured the year s socral xshlrl D P Hennes lub sponsor rs a vttal spark to tnt group DElYlOS CLUB Strtlalng a new hrgh tor pep md enthusxasm Demos f lub has risen to greater glory than exer before The popularxtv ot the tlub comes from the nergy llberated ly mem ters m stagmg successful actmtxes Success ts aclauexed by human unclerstanclmg he club s mtrto practical part ot the daily lnes of members Pooularlty am ard are presented at the l-'rom An CILB Front ron Wilmot Pzlaclu ell Horton R1 hards Adams Hooks Tru ano hl Kenna Barber ordan W ells Thlrcl rom Bla lt l andale Chex alter Ogden Catania Porter Berry Osborn Randall Barnard Qnaxth Fourth row Cam Storlk XVICSG Nlerrrtt lmlsem Poster Pres Pndo Hart V P Robmson Cain Set Treas Nlen Le Porter Sponsor Nlr Hennes Drmos Front ron Connelly XVheaton Rtndall Trutano lierry larls XV ll Nlr l'xen lx Qetond rom Ogden larts Wrlmot Nl C ullough Gorman f loud Men Le Dnllon lilatlc Thlrd rox Plerte lkeatlng Trane Blackwell Horton Barl er XX rl ox Osborn lourtla rms Nlerrttt Gordon Hollar 'Vlclfen na Hudson hlthlullen Pres Wells lierry N P Ogden P1118 Se Tre-as Trutano Vklheaton bpon sor Mr french Ilh . . . . , 'L ' : '. 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'1-?.5,1AV- ,Z ' , - fr 3402 ' in -1 1 I .5 4 , +1a 'f ' ' +41 LIBRARY Surrounded by tht hushed dxgmhed quxet ol the Wxlson library 1p1rt from tht exuberant guety of nxmpus restlessness turunt vnr news untold and history comes to llfe and steps prenuously from the shelves tostumed ln glxtterlng rohes ind gowns of ancient eras Students tmd relhauon IH the llght and heruty ot the llhrarys arthltetture and are tas mated by the magazines noxels and rttent lution Credxt goes to the tourteous 1hle student llhrirlans who under the leadershlp ot 'Nllss lredell md Nlr Xo1s1rd are trnmd to XUIIIIITII1 1 spnrlt ot oth 1en1y md helpfulness to those deslrlng asslstante 'NAVY -IUNICRS From the ICCIT1l!1g Orlent from gay Latin Amerlca from Annapolls tome tromds ot Nny umors ln 1 ne tr ending strc tm answering the call of Untle S m The dnerslhed nms ot the club 1re to provxde soual ard lntelle ual Slllilllll to keep ln attlve Contact wlth trixelled mcmlurs md to mile: mwly lrrrved members feel rt home Captam Grxdley delivered an inter these te IUIFCQ tomhlne to make tlns jumor group 1 orthy ot rn tl trwdltxons link un -Xssls Front rom Nl l' lrlmd Douglass Ogle Setond rom 'Nfltfsutthan Carr luurlchart Nltlkeoun lltltson Hoge Ylolctte Glexson Blumer Booth Bennett Third row Loy McKenna Sher mood Nlt'Nulty 51uer hlunstll lNl1h1n Uuxes Don hoo NI?l5Ol1 Lemley Baumann 'Num R lxont ron Edmunds lyon lxmnztelcltr Du-llu Nl Cleery Lewxs Nlorrow Setond row Gretn l'r1sm Thxrtl row Atullf Qhm lounth rom furts Tsltfl Palmer Fxtzgerald ohnston Anuff Hunt lxtth ron lcmeman lNlmnme SlXIlll0N4 effs XX uth Nlr Thomas Pres elfs lememan V P Hunt Erxsm get Treas furtz Dudley Sponsor Mr Thomas 118 f , , r . l F 2 1 ' .1 ' , . X . - 4 4 lx, , , I 4, I n 5 X Y . . 1 . . . . 7 1 1 ' ,V 1 1 T1 K T -1, T F' V1 V ' 4 A 4 A . ' ' . I :' t , ' , t ' ' x ' . . . . , l ' , . '. ' ' ' A . 'Q ' J ' ' . ve ' ' -Q . ' ' ' a . ' ' . . 'T ' '11 . A C 1. I, ' 'T t - 4 ' ' .. 1 . 'F X ' 2 4 . . Q I I ' I - sung lecture on 'Torgt-ry. Bon Voyage parnes are held ahonrd sleel: lxners for departing members, All of . E1 T g ' , V V ' .1 .1 1 I . - 1 . ',j. V ,,.':-' 'Z ct. . . . . ' ':L'- ' , . , , . ' , . . , W ,- 1 ' ,. A . ' I : ' . . 1 j. . .' ' WJ , .. . 1 ,,,l , ' ' , ., . ' I . '. '.. . . I 1 q . 1 K. LATIN . . . Seelcs to familiarize students with the history. Utlstoltts. mythology and literature of ancient Rome. Through its programs and activities the clulu makes the study ot l,atin more en' joyable and practical and it provides opportunities for friendships. Mt-mhers plan their own programs. talks. music and contests. ln conjtinttion with the lfrench ffltili. and impressive Christmas program featuring XfilI1CE'l'1K Reel ln Hfxliffirf' I:lLif'll'5-l, the string KTIU. AHIIN. .lllxl lN7Y5- lllltll'll'Kl5 tlnkl Lllxlvtlll X5tl5 1'DvlUYl'kl lilllnl' ington library and lfxposition Park with their priceless collettions were enjoyed PIANO . . . The rare privilege ol' li-tening to toncerts hy long lieatlt artists throughout the year is a pleasure enjoyed by thirty hiidding Walson pianists. all memhers of the ietently formed Piano Club whith is designed to hring to Wlilsonis mtesit lovers a deeper appreciation of the tlassics of great masters. A student artist presented monthly hy the tltilw in-teiyes the plaudxts of ltts fellows anti mem- lvers assisting in monthly P. T. A programs. develop a sense ot' poise and graciousness. I.ATtNfFront row: Van Dyke. Hill. Dexter, W'.illtei'. liarlwer. Simpson, Crain. Rupp. Stephens. Second NWS Maloney. I.y0r1, HlbhOP. Dougherty. Alhert. Miss A. johnson. Third row: Nlunn. Bowen. ffonger. Kendig, Crain, G,. Hutchinson. Cohn. Cirvire, lfotirth row: Stellingwerf, Helwiclq. Hoge. Sauer. lirt-df riclcson, Bowles, Dudley. Gamhle. Hutchinson. Vander l.ans. Council Sr.. Crain. Simpson: Cifouttcil jr.. Barber, Munn: Sec.. Cohn, Fredriclcsong Treas.. Lyon. W'allcei'1 Sponsor. hliss A. Johnson. PIANW-Front row: Davis. Brundige. Second row: lNlfNeit'e. Oshorn. Payne. Booth, Rosen. Blumherg. Lawyer, Goldberg. Drislco. Third row: Bancroft. Rasmussen. Stanton. lNlacGregor. Harlamert. Bishop. Caron, Gruenewald. Bancroft. Smith. Billings. Nlrs. Purcell, Fourth row: Rothschild. Hendriclcs. Darling- ton. Braithwaite, Pres. Payne: Y. P.. lforlcer: Sec,-Treats . Rosen: Sponsor. Nlrs. 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V- HI TRI 1y strlps nl 2,lI11,,l1lIT1 md lrlglxr lwll of 11110 went into nhl H11 mp, of perky lorlw stuffed 1n1m1ls 'll1d punhworls jllllib 15 H1 Tru gurls undo ilu-lr x0I1Il'll3UllOl l to ilu' C lxrxsr H119 t hcl IU!-ld cxcfilplliylng fhplr lreed To 'Ind 'ink ALJYF the lwcst NIIYLC l1lp.,l1lg1ts H1 INDI If!- trlumplnnt vmr of frlmdslnp l11g.,l1 ldmls md se-rule mn IHSLITIHP, rmopsnmon sorurrw song, tr-sr srrxnc mectmgs mro xng, llnr styling, md 1 loorlul fn non mc HI Y rmgmg :lm MII 1 urs mu mule of hoo xmas m urn r um mg annum tvlxundrc s ol oys nn :llc umorl lu,l1l11 lcon rhv muor on xrlermon of :lu lul -,Q lf W-ll I'h1s monmenr promxses ro so xv mmy mutuul problems Ilu purpose of the 4 ulr undmr rlmc 1 0 uldm L llr oury 1s to are mtnn m Mm ngm t x nr s ol nrurv IN 0tKlI1f,S u I, ll V1 sports IHIIIIIIUH5 0 tures 0111 tif S SHOW IIAILIS l7lI1UlIlIS nlnd 'sp0YIIOLll'I1lI11Ll1IS Ire on tllllr Hiinu TRI om rum 0 or J non 1 urn urmn r l u ls Armstrong C rr My ouu 1 el Sm rh vrond rom rown Q n ex xu Brys n lrm C oo Ill r mu Thom lb Nlorrxs XX xlllxms Tollvfson Nlllucr Tlwornpson lourth rom Peterson Hmlkcr Luddus Sum ney fllrh rom Qtormont Pres Armstrong, Nlrformlck N P f 1rr l31Luen Sc Qrnlrh 'I rmmpson Patton Nhloney Tru-ls Tale! frgcler Sponsor Mrs Bulls HI Y from row llemher furmn Tesrlw Gllson W xlson W oll Rnnscy Nelson ge ond row Broun lVJl'l5lx0 Hut hlnson Rleger Bovsmm H1dsell 'Nolm Mr lowry Third rom Hessenlnrs Norhiuer D11 ton f'e1rle Arnold NILGUIYC W1lters I'0Llf!l'l row Nl! hcl Larner Imclemzmn fennyson Crldx ell Fnzleson Pres frumlry Gllson V P WllSOI1 Se lxwrll Wilson Trms NILCIUIFE Rimsey xponsnr Mr Lowry i-Y Brill s ood imes, Sportsmanship o Juniors - 'Y .. w' 5 c.' 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' . ,' . , I Q ,K 4' vi Propaganda Analy zed as World fluh Steadies The Ship l l XVORLD Facing each barrage of loreign propoganda with calm fortitude mem bers of the V9 orld Club headed by Bevier Robinson globe trotter and language instructor weigh evidence on the present international situation and its numerous problems Members revel among quaint shops and dining places in the foreign districts of Southern C1lIf0fDl8 In 1 Wee Bit of Sweden Wee Bit or Palestine Olxera Street Chinatown and P1dua Hills education and culture fuse into an inspiring panorama COGNOSCIANS Encouraging high standard of scholarship promoting good titizenship fostering a spirit of aristocracy 1 spirit that holds to high ideals these are the challenging ob jectnes ol the up and coming Cognoscians Forums quizz programs musicales featuring club talent research visits to la tones and nurseries hobbies candy sales are all responsible for the popularity or this club VUORID Front row McCormick MacGregor Maher Ketchum Williams Martin Mincev Stiltz ohnson Ketchum Second row Niver Munsell Brown Engel Goodman Corser Pullman Forsyth over Svvinney Riyle Fourth row Gibbon Allison Baroldi Witzleben Bentley Ellis Stone Caldwell Probst Forsyth Tilton Pres ordan Holz N P R1 hards Forsyth Sec Forsyth ohnson Treas lohnson Allison Sponsor Nlr Robinson SCOGNOSCIANS Front row Gibbons Zigeler ohnston Tilton Brewer emnngs Ezell ohnson Miss Eggenberger Second row Peterson Morris Larson Xvellcr Sutherland Thompson Smith Prevost Third rom Nelson Hoyt Nlorris DeRosa jones Beckman Manson Kramer Fourth row Larner Witzleben Sontag Reed Swalfield Ramsey feller Selborn Joplin Pres Smith Beckman V P Barber Gibbons Se Treas Barber Brewer Sponsor 'Vliss Eggenberger 122 vw . - . ' I V L F 'I I , A . v . . . , l ,7 V 4 . . . . . , . . K . . A K ,. . V ,, . . I . ..y . , - . . , ' h ' . . I S 4 y . .Y i . . 4 , . Y . . A y Y y C , A . s . , K K ' . . , I if 4 T v: . . Y . 5 . . ' . ' . M' . ' , , . , , . . , , , , Verne, Wfoolingron. Mr. Robinson. Third row: johnson, Heissner, Holz, Richards, Crump, Barta, Schoon- A V. u K , . Y: . 1 . Y A y ,Q t Y . Y , , Y 7 , -' . ' , .I , ': '. ., 'c r . 1 .. ,J 1 ., , . ' 1 ' , , ' . TN I ii 2 . , . , -I Y . t V Y J . Y q J Y . . 'z ' . 4 . f , , , , 4 . J., . ' ': ' , , ' , . , , A' ' . r , , : , H , , , Y . r . 7. , i , 1 - -. A , I . V, y A 5 . c.- 1, , 5 , . ' ' 1 , JAPANESE . . . lnspired hy anrient and modern patriotism, eager japanese students Sparkle with enthusiasm in carrying forward thc full program of the japanese Cluh, To promote American' ism, to render beneficial service to their own United States. to XVoodrow Vfilson. and to he-tter Amcriran- japanese International relations area few of the varied aims of the fluh. AHilmrvd activities with this Vilii-ltl Club and an elaborate initiation dinner held for new semester othcers are among their activities. A lull calendar of events marks this organization as one of the most interesting of its type on the campus, C. L. XV. XV ,,., Hundreds of needles flicked as they turned out dozens of warm. little, red sweaters for the Red Cross evasuues. Hardly tl das went lw that some girl d:dn't hand ':i another finished sweater. Wilson girls started lcnittmg these sweaters through the Cf, I.. XV. XV.. under the direttmn of Mrs, Nlarch. and made the largest contrihution of sur-.iters of any of the nity srhools. ln the pin- Christ- mas days, patio, corridor, and class room presented .1 grand pattern of hundreds of g r's knitting tor :lit- junior Red Cross. The Club sponsored a gat' lfaster party for under privileged lNlexn'an ihildren with an egg rolling Contest and .ill the trimmings, 'ff JAPANESE-W-I'-FOR! row: Osalco. Yamaguclu, Sc-:ond row: Kato. Kato. Yamaguchi. Hirao. lNli'. l'lardie. Pres., Yamaguchi, Nimura1 V. P.. Nimura. Yun igu-'hiz Ser. Treas . Osaltoz Sponsor. Mi. Hardie 'fy C. I., W, W,-Front row: Harris. Keltus. Dahlen. Neffaselfz. Boggs. Cogari. Horton. Rolvinsun. josel. M. Sefond row: Mrs. March, Bowles. Davis. Osalco. Quirlc. Pierce. Ezell. Paulsen, josel. V.. Hanson, Stephens. Third row: lVlaCG:'c-ggr. Munsell. lVlrNen'e. Duncan. Henson, Kimberley, Clorliriel. liasett. Lampley, McEntirv, Anderson. lfourth row: Tafel. Nlunn. Cohn. Verne, Haynes, Kuidel, Rlmatis. Cfliair- man., Boggs, Neffaselcg Ser., Graham: Sponsor. Nlrs. March. ar rom London Bombs, lrls Knit Evavuee Sweaters llff Qtands, liver Heads, llown llamp, into water! Easy! CREW Fellox shlp athletic pro tess hese are challenging objettx of he Wllson Crew Club Throughout the campus you will fmd these boys leading rn actlvltles leadnag IH sports The Club sponsors Crew clay annually durlrg Lrew week IH Ml llLl1 xVllbOl1 and Poly teams band togeth r to promote interest m the trew teams of both Wllson and Poly BOXVLING Tournaments and rr atches I6 teams ln two tournaaaents 14 nuxed teams teams ot two teams of four four marches wlth Poly boys vs boys gxrls vs glrls Poly boys and Wilson girls vs Wfllson boys and Poly gms and the laelry tournaments went on ln great sweepmg Cycles ln the llrst year ol the Bowling Club Nlr Andrews and Mrs Adams from the Major Alleys gave clemonstratlons explanatlons and talks on bowling house pms were aw arded to 18 boys rolllng 175 and to 8 glrls rollmg 150 Members made new lrxends developed sklll rd coo dxnatlon ln a stlmulatmg sport CRFW Front row Gates Stone Folger Llnlelettex fxheroslse Small lNoh Wutla Caldwell Nandell Craig Thud row Chapman Dufort Shonts Foster Hoyt Warren Sprague Vatter Edmunds lorsyth Hush lwgleson Pres Cheroslte V P Small Se Noh S A Llnlcletter Sponsor Mr Archer BOWIING front row Baroldl Baltuen No haue: Ware Ons De Lapp Ramsey Walter Setond row Lewl Baumont Hendon Hermes Hartmann flgeler Carr Maher Yamaguchl Catania Yates Burns Patton Parent Third row Cook lsealxe Rlthards Verne lxes E Ives P Davey Castlne Wlng held Marshall Shaw Romaln Cam une Fourth row Grately Blshop NanderHaar Lutz Flllltow Fore Young Nlagee Newmaster Xx7I9Cl'l'lnlI'1 Boyte Sunney Wolf Caldx ell Mlss Mathis Fllrh row FIIZ hugh Smith Nelson Xwagner Mosteller Bentley Kllnkert Cllfgarcl Larner Stone Pres Balcuen Burns Maher Burns V P Yamaguchl L.arr Yates Sec Carr 71geler Ramsey Sponsor Miss Nlathls l'! 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GIRLS TFNNIS The sound of 175 mrefree girls echoes and reechoe on the urls tennls tourts 1s future tennls stwrs of tomorrow fl1sh ln CL 1nd forth d SPl'lYlhg thexr tennxs ahlhty Tht spmt ot true sportsmanshlp prex 1rls 1s gurls IFN 1dr the courts e1rh 1fternoon to pr1ctlce strokes perfect serxes md pl1y ln tourn1ment Preclsnon ID their g1rne h1s been demonstr1ted 1t the pl1yd.1ys with Polv lordm Extelsxor 1nd S1nt1 A111 Wxlson s net te1m toolt first pl1ce honors out of 1 held of twenty eight tmms at 1 pl1yd1y held at Wlllson Lectures on strolces 1nd footworlc hue be n the topics of xnstrurtxor meetings held to dlS4US5 the rn un pomts of the g1me pot luck supners and a Progressive dinner served as the soc11l g1ther1ns:s of the semester The tennus tluh llnii successfully hxed up to its two 'ums to develop the loxe of tennls 15 1 sport 1nd to treate 1 Splfll ot frmndlmess and good sportsmanship nn all gtrls Guns Trtvss Front row Rhmds France Vutor Wlalder Gever hlazee Loy Newmaster 'Iullhery Wxlburn IXIHISZ Xomght Second row Holmes V1n Dyke Smlth Marshall Caywood Glllette Cogan Horton Seele I1X rorf Brown IOOITIIS Thlrd row Roberts D1hlen DIXIS Ry1n Hustd Goodwin Hertzog Chudnow Gro1t T1tum Bowles Dougherty Fourth row Broolcs Stxltz Mlncey Mccutchan bheehem Nl1l1hx Tuoularls leuzlnger Pullm1n Sutherland Pres WBIQUISI Whlnheld Sec Tre1s XX hxnheld Dux Sponsor Mrs Algulre GIRI5 N mdl N 'I-I-'NIINIS lront low losev R1yle XX ells XV1lqu1st Xwhmheld Clxtton Hennes lxulsen -Xnccll Suond row Meyer Inpolsmd W1de Alemnder Nerne Choate fN1t1n1a Mrs Al glllfk' Thlrd row Crowley l 9l'H l?I111 P1tton H1mlnet Smnlan Garxer Cxruce Fourth row Yamaguchi Krasner josel VX 1ller Seylcora Rutherford Ste1rns Maher Morrow I26 . A R . . a 1 tt . ' . F ,t M. . ... .1 - 1 S I ll ,1 It K K 4 . ., s l l x l 1 . l 1 1 1 K V v , 1 . , ,. . t t. t ' t , 1 ' - 1 , t 1 . ' . 4 . ' . . ' ' .' e . y -F t 1 A ' F 4 t K, . ' 1. . ' t .A- V K A .K g I l . ' ' ' . . V , ' . vy. , 7 A ' . . F , .- V . ' . . . lf . l 4 t l . 4 , 9 , ' , Q A .Q 1 u W u V Q A ' ' 1 1 v 1 ,,. V. . . l N: , . 4 .. D. . .. , ' 1 . ,. . . . . , , , , , 74 , . 'f i-' ,. . . '. 'l . . ' . - ,' ' ,. ' v ' A , '.' ,. ' ,, Y . CHESS . . , No sand lxzards these. who haslt lazily in the sun. hut ntalctng shrewd. complicated, mtrirate deeisions mark the lelsure periods of Chess Cluh metnhers. They have found duverslon lh the game lrmgs of old lost fortunes over: a game that talces them harlc centurxes and puts them on a battle fleld of the old feudal days mth armles clashung together. Thxs game of strategy has fountl Its wav into the hearts of the members of the Cfhess Crfluh Under the leadershtp of presldent john Hughes and Nlr. Hart, the cluh sponsors tournaments hetween memhers. faculty. and men outside the school. RECREATION . , Helpmg new students of Xlfxlson to enter vxgorously mm vattous fteltls of rerreatlon ts the mam purpose or the Rerreanon ffluh lts arms. as quoted hy Nluss llansen. sponsor. are to help students re-create m an I!1lt'lllpli'f1I. dljI,!1ll.Il'Ll. sportsmanlxlte manner and to learn to plav together m an unself'xsh.gen1al. orgamzed wav. lfverv day. actlve groups partrrlpate tn hadmmton. PI!1j.I'U0!1jl. ICHHIS, rhess, rheclcers. straw. and domrno tournaments. Stull others will he found attendmg lectures. Then. too, the eluh offers hxlces. hearh. room. parlc. home. and mountam partnes and AVIIYIIICS whuh wull enlarge the students' SOCl.1l ltfe. There IS ahsolutels no IVIIVIU' left out of Rerreatxon ffluh. CHESS 'I:YOHI row: K9hdlg. liullcley, Reed. fNlarNey. Hughes. Keyes. Alexander, Second ron: Goldmg. R., Brown. Nlr, Hart. Goldlng. Pr . lluhl'ard. Kemp. Pres.. Kempllughesz Y. P . Bullclev: Ser. Huhhard. Keyes: Sponsor. Nlr. Hart. 'ff Rstznmrlors- Front row' Ifntwrstle. G-amn. Gnllette. Dougherty. Yxrtor. Mcffutrhan, Wald f ' . lamp. ley, Nlelvln, ffleam. Xvehh, Lester. Douglass. ffamphell. Serond row: Howell. Smlth. Nlount. Berger, Kraft, Mcffoy, Nlshet. Hallheclc. Hammet. ffymann, Taylor. lVl.ss Hansen. Thxrd row: Alexander. Hotlc. Kerr. Mosteller, Christensen. Nairne, Clark, Nell. Huhert. Noble. Dtxon. lVlorrow. on , lloom artles amos Des elop 0lS0 127 I l 0 0 1 0 ln , , - . I v 1 0 Q 0 0 ,uropv Flghtsf analyzed by Book Illsvusslon kg l, BGOIK DISC USSION Interested ln 1nd tonstxous or world wide xntt n1t1on1l problems Book Dlstussxoners set lor themselxes the problem thxs 5e1r ol readlng md understundn 1, some nt the reeent tolosswl works bmrlny, on the pres nt world struggle leirlessly they hue med to nsner the problems tlnt hte n11l1t1ry stmtegxsts Such boolx ws Lnberuors 1nd Heroes of South AIUCYIC1 louls X emu s rom Mwny lwnds Mrs lVl1n1xer Amerlm Pe1rmsG111de to 'N1t1on1l Defense hon the trend ol rho yeirs theme Students wwmreness ol the serrousness 1r rh present UIUC rs molcated by themr SE'l!'Cl1II1g 1n1lss1s of V9 hx ln ope Flghts 'md Hou Qhwll We Pu For Defense lnlfornwl dns ausslons lollov. reuexss 1t members homes BOOK DISKLSSION Front rom Nhc Gregor Rosen Dollar Thompson Chetoslre Anderson Chxchester Steenbergen Hendon Cowngton Hennes Leg Tlurd rom VL oolmgton H1clcm1n St1ll Crouth Mr Hardxe Ones Qshurter lres fhxthester Algmre N P Wagner C1rd1ll Set Tre1s Anderson Cheroslee Qponsor Nlr Hwrdle lilo llN0n Btu filth PISNHIQN IO in lfUll1 INKS P'1LlbC to Ill H1 Ile plktllrCSql1P pjlflo H1 I H1 t e v.1rn N111 sun Typna x C 11r 5I'I1IlI'1 tu tmwl 1 nuer tndxne sourte or be ll1l'X 1nd 1 oxdtr lar 1 1 o new ur urrounded ly fl ro nre srn w 111 me rrwmet 1 twermg eun xpn t e P110 1 tu pr1de ind my 1l XX llsonm Thousmd or students h ne lelt rhenr l'lL1p.,lllL'I the1r ethoes Il1Cll'I1'l0lT!Ol'lt5 thert I 28 ' ' e W ' 1 I NX ' . -Mrk me , K. 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',,- .5 '- Q . w fw,YwiQfB .lf we 4 ff. portw Sonlhe rn I ll llllllllllllllli l'll0 7 inning gunna with slllllll Il lrbalrn ...--u H XRRISUN IHUYO N L L .' - 'a ' ' n . . . I ,. L. 3 gl. P , ' 1 I ,., Ah- . L A ' , . .Q - . ' A . an -t 4, l 'M wx .4 X , . . I ff ' . l A NP. . , , ,,, Z M . A i. Q U . ' ' 1 .-. i- ':-f '-I ' - -'Il ' . j la- A . , X U ' Y. ,', I '- .Q -v in x 2: i k1ki k'k'k'lr'k'kir'k'k'k'ki k'k'k'k'k'k Leaders of teams, leaders of nnltratlve, leaders rn drrve, leaders rn what IS needed In defense 0 Ml CK? IJ8 . . . . . . . ' ' CAPT.-xlrss--Front row: Riordan, Nesrell. Meyer, Slaerwoo , eairs. ri lmnnn. Richards. Osborn. W . tis. Sefond row: Braly, Curran. Corwin. Fenton, Krieger, Wliese. a ec. . NATIUNAL Defense Tralnlng Physrcal mental and moral adequa cy breeda dlgnlty a preparedness that can never be equaled Here at Woodrow Wilson mental and moral fitness have been proved Physical flt ness has been proved by our athletic achievements Throughout our natlon we are planning bulldlng and developing for defense In a maternal sense We must also build and develop the character and physical fitness of our men This IS well exemplified at Wilson In our Physical Education Program Through our program we provide a healthful outlet of actlvltles develop Ing physical coordrnatlon and arousing spmt of give and take wlthln the fellows themselves One of nts chref attrlbutes rs the moldrng of character for better cltlzenshlp Through our program we are helping to malntarn rn the Unlted States of Amerrca Democracy freedom and happiness Sports men of Wilson are a defense from wrthm for a defense from wrthout . . 0 . - ' I I 0 0 - I 1 1 ' I I I - I I I I ' ' I 3 'Q -D ' it 5 5 1 gtx fg: 'I' 4m 'm-K Q M 5 1 3 A we VL ff . k ,gf 5, E559 if 1 i V ' L ff , - 9 1 f ' ax. af? I 6 - K ' X i -V it 1.-2 E . - I 1 I I ,gf A f 93 I, . V Q X ir VARSITY GOI,FfAI press deadline the Varsity Golf team is a heavy favor- ite to cop their twelfth league championship and their eleventh Southern Cal- ifornia Championship. This yt-ar the team is undefeated to date, and have scored victories over such schools as South Pasadena, 35-1, two wins over Glen- dale High hy the identical scores of 19-17, defeated Wliittier 36-O and Z9-7, conquered Glendale Hoover 30-6, and won the City Championship from Poly high hy scores of 26-10, 29-7. The team was lecl hy Ted Richards, who won All Southern Cal. last year and Bohhy Judson. Qther stars include Nlclieown. Phelps, Wills, Friedman. lreland and leffs. A great deal of praise should go to the team's fine and capahle coach, Rolly Davis. The JV golf team went through a sparlcling round of matches, and promise next year as varsity to step into the traditional So. Cal. standards set hy long lines of Vffilson golf champions. Y. Gou-'-Front row: Deisem. Neff. Chrystal. Reed. Day. Bentley. Young, Se:onCl row: Nlr Davis. Xlelone. Selleclc. Littlefield. Barnard. Nlarlcs. Still. l.arner. Hoagland. Dewure. Friedman. 'ff Y. GOL!-'sfitont row: Judson. Phelps, fVlrKeoun. Richards. lreland Second tow: Nlr. Davis, Klchlahcn. llefls, Smith, Covington, Burton. Deatherage. Friedman. Golfers set for Eleventh So. fal Crown: Twelfth League I-ll Four Times Fhamps B FOOTBALL Champlons, four tlmes Champlonsl Flnlshmg the season ln a blaze of glory, the rnvtncxble Baby Brulns brought Wllson IIS fourth Cl13mDlOH shlp rn hve years They started off the esason by dropplng a heartbreaker ro or dan crosstown rlvals 13 0 They won from Glendale 13 0 Hoover 8 6 Al hambra 18 6 Whlnler 18 0 Poly 20 O, and were defeated by the weak Mark Kepple team 7 0 This team was the third team to score Z0 polnts on Poly The record IS held by the 38 Team Bay League Champlons who defeated Poly 25 0 Thls year the Brulns were lead by co captains Dave Rlordan and Bob Ware, and were sparked by thelr great back Stan Frshfader Bud Horton was voted the most valuable player Outstand1ng players mcluded such men as ack Lyons, sprlnt demon, Earl Davls, lanky end B111 Meyer, versatile back, and Harry Endo br1ll1ant trlple threat back Coach Gartner deserves much credlt for such an outstanding season 'QB FOOTBALL Front row Endo Ware Koehler Dxbble Ough Orrick M1nvllle Second row Asst Coach McArthur Flshbaugh Hrlls Seufert Galbraxth Lyons Frshfader Coach Gartner Thxrd row Rush Horton Osborn Rlordan Guesler Davrs lVlcLaughlm Malloy Nxmura B FOOTBALL Front row Endo Ware Koehler Dlbble Ough Orrick Manvxlle Farmer Second row Wakeheld Plshbaugh Hrlls Seuferr Galbrarth Lyons Fxshfader Nxmura Gerlach Thlrd row Asst Coach McArthur Rush Horton Osborn Rxordan Gresler Davxs lVlcLaughlm Malloy Buckler Coach Gartner Fourth row Garver Shaw Edmunds Melone Fennema Schoonover ohnston McDowell Berg Watts Champs fhampions I-12 Bruin Bees Win Fourth Championship In Five Years wk W . . . I .. . . . . l. . 'AJ - . B O . . . D . J . 1 z l , T '. Y I , Y A ,l -Y . ll,J l . T . Varsity Football Varsity Lettermen I-13 - ---V V-Y----g .. nl ... ...-- . '. A . , IA f VARSITY FOOTBALL'-Spirited, determined, underdogs, the fighting Varsity Football team again faced the opposition staunchly. The Foothill League, toughest of Leagues. was the setting for the team this year. The Bruins opened the season with two practice games. The first was a superbly thrilling game at Redondo ending in a 7-7 tie. Next Wilson steamrolled over jordan 21-6. Enter- ing League slcrimishes the Bruins were beaten in closing minutes hy the highly tauted Glendale Hoover team 19-13. The following game with Glendale high was rained out, and Brother Bruin next trampled the inexperienced youngsters of Mark Keppel 46-6. Poly next, and the Bruins were dropped again 19-13 in one thriller. Wilson fell hefore rhe Phoenix Coyotes 20-6. In a game with Whittier, League winner, the Bruins lost 20-6. ff V, FOOT!-1.-x1,t.-Front row: Richard. 1N1rKenzie, lVlCKenna. Curran. Hopkins, Hunt, Nloulton. Grant, Herder, Hollar. Second row: Nlortimore. Nlerritt, Linlcletter, Noble. Otis, Wilson, Kamery, Wolf, Spencer, fVltOwen, liitlhugh, 1':lac1-twell. Hessenius. Third row: Rent? Kerlc. Barber. Corwin. Stork, Sprawl. Gilson, Crumley. Howell. N1-Coy. Vifitltins. Horton. ffoath johnson. Fourth row: Nlills. SW4lH.lPld.G1'Jx9lV. Feistner Hoyt, Pronier. Challntonihe. Tennyson. Anderson, House Y, 1.ET'il-.izMt:N-- Front row: Judson. Otis. Richards. Nleairs. Herder, Nlclfenzie. Second row: Gilson, Hunt. Hessenius. Curran. Hopkins. Evans. Brown, Keck, Wfilson. Garver. Hollar, Folger, Wells. Third row: Cheroslce, Landale, Pierce. Quinn. Sutherland. 1V1COwen, Small. 1V1CKenna, Marling, Love, Brightman. Fourth row: Phelps. Cardall. Nelson. Corwin. Braly. Power, Fletcher, Tesch. Wack, jeffs, Vogels. Dibltle. 0 ,171 i U 5 I 35- 4 5 g. i' 31 1 v 'M is f A A ,QX pT ts. is 'is fx: A I g Q, ' 0 ,A . K i ,As qyn uf i 4'-2 W2 A 1 417' X I 3 I I fix Q' Q3 sy, . f,f, ,QQ :lj 1 ,Ay Q-I f B BASKLTBALL A hard fighting high spirited lightweight squad repre sented Wilson this year as the Bruin Babes fought their way to many a victory Bud Krieger a new sophomore sensation led the scoring wi h his keen ability to put the ball through the hoop Coach Paul Teschke says it was one of the best teams he has seen here at Wilson They finished third in Foothill I eague com petition beating Alhambra 31 24 Whittier 53 51 Glendale Hoover 29 28 and 'Vlarlc Keppel 39 21 In other league games the MlddlCS were defeated bv Glen dale 23 27 Whittier 35 42 and Mark Keppel 25 77 The team will be sti nght ened next year by the Championship C s y d 146 ' 9 Bee Squad Shows much Promlse for Next Year s Varslt A 1 - . . - . . , . . - 2 9 ' ' , . . , . - , . . - 7 - , 1 5 - . . . I I - - , . . h , -- i . -8 - . . , if? B BASKETBALL-FFODI row: Sherwood, Rieger, Chaffee, Adamson, Reed, Gossett, Krieger. Second row: Coach Teschke, Lev , Bryant, Ellis, Blowers, Men enhall, Prevost, Bowie, Cantor. I 'Q q Q' :Ga f, 'I' VARSITY BASI-LIZTBAI I,4A fast moving game, played only hy -iuiclc mitted. alert, rugged men. WllSOll,S team, one of the hest in many years, finished second in Foothill League competition and second in the City League, losing only to Poly in a hreath taking upset hy a score of 38-19. The Bruins heat Glendale 38- 29 and 37-33 and Wfhittier 51-25 and 36-26. Alhamhra fell twice 46-42 and 46- 27, they were only defeated twice hy a powerful Glendale Hoover team 43-30 and 34-28. Praise and congratulations go to the hoys who played on this team: while not winners of the Foothill League, they deserve untold credit for the wonderful ioh they did in representing Wfoodrow Vffilson. Horace Beaver Brightman, high-scoring forward, placed on the All-State five with an average for the year of 26 points per game. Irvin 'gRedu Meairs also made a name for himself hy winning a herth on the l luniington Beach All-Tournament team. -ff Y Basxteiinii ---Front row: Brightman. Hralv. Fletcher. Nic-airs. Xvaclc. NIcOwen. R . Burris. Evans Second roms: Coach Frazer. Cecil. lNlcOuen. S. Sutherland. Nltlieown. Zeller 0 'Am I A I Brightman Plae-ed on All-State Fiveg Bruins take Sevond 117 sieve Q4 if ,Q 1 . J'L,dJQvv W 'k VARSITY TRACKeAlthough many star performers were lost through grad- uation, the Varsity track squad rolled through a successful season. The Bruins annexed top honors in the second annual all-city meet hy a decicive margin and wound up third in the Foothill League standings. The team lacked the great all-around strength of last year. hut nevertheless gave a good account of them- selves in all encounters. The Red and Gold forces ended the season with a total of one Championship, five victories, and two defeats. -k XIARSITX TRAVK-liaulty weather prevented weeks of early pratti.e. hut the 19-ll edition of .loixu Gart ner's Varsity Track team quickly rounded into form. The thin-clads del-eated Inglewood and Redondo in a triangular tilt. 68-66 --6 . the first meet of the season for Wfilson, Qther victims of the battling Bruins were Alhainhra. Sl --30 . Wvhittier 71: -4l . and Mark Keppel 76- 36 Losses to Glendale 51-62 and Hoover 39-74. followed Showing the fire that has characterized all of Walsonis great teams. the Bears surged hack and smothered Long Beach Poly. Jordan. and Dewey in the All-city track fest. Consistently good performances were turned in throughout the season hy Nlel Patton. sprinter and pole vaulterg Louell fior- win. hurdle specialist: Don Landale. who startled speftators by ,illlhpllul 6 tt. 3 in. in the high junup in th-- first meet of the year: and lack Nlalloy. sensational quarter miler, Wath a goodly representation of letterxnen returning as well .ts some valuahle additions from the fi ranks. Cfoarli Gartner has expeqtations ot .1 hannr year in 14741. Y, TR-uk liront row: Keck. Jennings. l.and,ile. l.ore. lN1tC.ii'ley. Wvilson. Corwin. Pier:e, Stvond rom. Patton. Cfrain. Davis. Pmerneker. Nichols. Blossom. ffiirian. Yogels, Third ron: Ramsey. Kliqliel. Nieto Halloran. Squire. Prell. Nlrliarland. Hughes. laidwirk. Cioach Gartner, Fourth ross: Challacoinhe. Taylor. Deliree-'ei Nlaron Nlroxsen. Zarges. Dixon. Rhoads. HoHAin.in. Broun, Testh. Warren. Yarsity Track Third In Leagueg Send Four To Finals Driving Bee Travk Squad Trains Bien For l942 Varsity f B TR,'XffK Hit hard by graduation losses, the Baby Bruins nevertheless completed a fairly successful season. The Nliddleweights opened their campaign with a win over lnglewood and Redondo, 5512-32-3112. Next, the Alhambra and Glendale squads were beaten in impressive style, 51-44, and 5113-4313. l.osses to Xvhittier, 2413-6512, Mark Keppel, 29-69, and Hoover, 20.75. fol- lowed. However. the team finished the season in line fashiong they defeated Poly and jordan for the city laurels. Several creditable performances were exhibited by Bruin athletes. Dick Nlalloy, defending his Southern California title. was outstanding in the shot-put throughout the season. Qther consistent point gain- ers for the squad were Harold Shaw and Marshall Timberlake, middle distance stars, Henry Geiss, hurdler, and sprinter lack Lyons. Coaches Gartner and Reel were well pleased with the season's showing, as they pointed out that the majority of the squad were only sophomores. H TR-xxx--Front row:lVliller. Emery. Timberlake. Nleyer. Ryel, Cowan, Delaapp, Shaw. Second row Coach Reel. Fishfader. Nlalloy, Osborn, Wells, Lyons. Riordan. Fishbaugh, Prevost, Laughead, Third row: Carl, Bowie. Nlarquette. Dibble. Geiss. Halicus. Hubert. Love. Pettygrove. Carey. I I9 ir VARSITY TI N Nls After winning the First league game the tennis tf am hit a slump and was unable to regain its stride for the rest of the season The boys were not able to eke out another victory, although they showed promising in dividual talent ack Ballaclc outstanding star, w ho is known and noted for his ability all over Southern California outclassed and defea ed all opponen s that he met Coached by Paul Teschlce the team had an edge on their opponents but due to the fact that most of the boys were new, it was hard for the coach to bring out their ability Tennis contagion fairly reelcs in So California when every day tennis fans The V team enjoyed a competitive season with league members A V TFNNIS Front row Hendrl ks B Nelson Gxrwer Gordon Ballatlx Hendritlrs I 51 onl row Coach Bishop Gordon B Cardall Hamotlx Dc-nsmorc Aldrnh Anderson Couh Tcsthlee V TFNINIS Front row Grubb Kerr Garfmlxcl farr lent Second row foath Bishop Nlulxty Pauley Kelly Vander lans Coath Teschke D In 14-1 Sparkling Play Fc-aturvs Tc-nnis DI:-4-ts And Tournanlc-nts in the year is a tennis day, and thousands of southland courts are filled with agile 'si - ,W in 2' ., TL 'f , gl V-xR51Ty Bas! BALI lVl1glaty M1tes' Murderers Row' Sluggmg S ltans l:ootla1ll League Claamplons for the second consecutwe year, are names cla1med by Al olanson s W1lSOI1 Hlgla Brums defendmg Southern C3l1fOfIll3 C'1amp IOIWS Tl'11s year s team 1S one of the m1glatest 111 W1lSOI1 la1story and at press dead l1ne lS pr1med to repeat tlae1r feat of last year In pract1ce season the Brums pol 1sl1ed off Inglewood I5 4 ordan 7 1 Fullerton 15 6 Santa Ana 5 0 Redondo 17 0 In league games they trounced tlae pow erful Allaamlara Nloors 7 7 and 8 2 Tlaev were defeated lay W l11tt1er IO 0 for tl1e1r only league setlaaclc Then WllSOI1 smaslaed Nlarlx Keppel l O and 8 O GI' ndale 9 O, and I9 3, and lvested Glendale Hoover and Wl11tt1er 7 0 and 3 O restectlvely WllSOI1 won 9 and lost 1 . V XSLH-XI 0rt.n,5 1 ' 1 A. 111 1 1 sonl : tory. 5 e 7rnze.' un r Vars ' aselt .1 undefeatld to late, . d slaould -n,111i ml-Y -. fd 1 - re 1 or 11e 'eason Tlns team w1ll prowde mu' o power for the Y.1rs1ly next year lillxlll 1 me ta s n s. . ' -4 ttory on-1 the P ly un10r Ynrsn . V. 1 ASFHAII 5ront rms: . 1..s, SIlflIY'll'01'. Hernen. Allen. Andre vs. I'-lE'lCl'19I'. Axtell, Anderson, 1 endenall. Coacla Ifmzer St-cmd rn Q: .4-1,1 s. xlsl:1ldLlt1'1. l5a1'l1telle. Curran. Thorpe, Hernandez. Cole. . ' orey. owe. Ro-1.1nd. Tlnrd ron: 9 1 ' er. 'ownsen . f IIIOF. Crooxs, Ater. Dowell, Sc 1erer '. -xsusal 1, 'r nr ow: s ' , , .11 1111, s. xxl'.ll't', NlcKenn41. Cam. NlcKenz1e. H ack, Se-.ond row: ames, Evans. l5r1,1l'1tm.1n. Kn1tlcrel1m. Nlemrs. H- dn-r. u1nn. Prwett. Harlow. Sutherland. ffoafla -johnson. Johnson? llorsc-hide-rs VYin 1 hamplonshlp Enter lfinals I-'Sl Intramural Sports Give 'hance 0 undreds 0f Boys 1' INTRAMURA1 SPORTS For many boys at Wilson who fall to make a leadrng sport or who pref 1 mtrr mural sports there hes Cl held of enthusiasm ant. sportsmanship ln the Intramural sthedule proxxded through out the year by Wilson coaches to determine rm nlners ot the x lrrous turns ak C' FOOTBAIL Wrlsons mighty midgets came through as champions ln 1 xery suttesslul year Thls rs the second tlme ln nlne years Wilson has had 1 Cee team Coached by Vincent Reel th team completed h season by heme champions of the Foothlll League They annexed the playoff game from Wh tt er f C BASKI-TBAIL Another chammonshlp teim tor Wfrlson Team after telna fell under the powe ful trxdes of the Mighty Midgets as they rode on ro uctory over opponents Vrntc Reel showed hrs unusual ability as he toached his team m every minute detall The C s were only defeated tune ln ah or xts games ll1lS year once hx Glendale Hoover and mother ut t hy hlarlc Keppel C TR VK C Champlon trrmpled Alhamh 1 Vklhrtrxer Kept el Glendale Glendale Homer to xx n the and olly ctr lc sprmter CPOOTBAII Front row Allen Shunlc Arrow Dusel: olly Nleyer Sweet Harms Nlayer S tend row Asst Coach McKenna Nason Marxthal Sanford Redner lN1mura Folger Kxmhrell Holm Cooper Coach Reel Thlrd row Stagord Bleasdell Arrow Kratlt Cram Watson Cole Nlorey Gut s The her mood Bathtelle C HXSKITBKII Front row Nason Shunle Coach Reel Arrow l9IYllI1g,0!' Redner NIITIU1 Nalrne Dalley Dans Second row Pllllflg Morey Betkenstem R Anderson Stafford Folger Thorpe Astormo CTRAKK Front row Leebrrtk Meyer Anon olly Krbler Second row Dans Sthlossberg Sanford Nmmura Kraft Watson Rodrigues Shunlt Cites Third row Coath Reel lVlort1more Stafford Hlrtman Nanrne Cram Shaw Halloran Orahood w l V l ' . . .--' . ' . 'V ' ' . . r ' , ' e' ' '- 4 - 4 i I . I V 1 h h K V 1 -A . Q . V . A ' ' ' . ' . r . ' ' e r t e 1 . . - . , V . Y V- f f .e . f . r ' s 1 r rx. V F . ' ' . . . ' . X ' 'l . 1 league Cro-vn. Vincent Reels star point winners were Nleyer. timher topping ate. Sanford, 660 nrednllst. . J . A ar' ' ' . . , - . 1 A' - . K . U . F -. . I . . . . ' ': . . . '. . . . . . , , . . e . 4 S - ' , . ' . ,Q A , . , , 33 . ': . . '. .. . '. . Y . . T-.. , 'ff 3 - : , . ' ',,l . ' . : . r H , I , , , , ,, '. . , : . r ' , . r . 1 . , . . V . . , . . . f VARSITY ROWINGAWith three schools competing in this unique sport, Wil- son entered its seventh year of rowing which holds ahout six regattas each year against Poly and Compton. These three schools are the only high schools on the Pacific Coast that have rowing teams. and are rated some of the hest in the country. Coached hy Pete Archer the team this year is expected to he one of the hest in school history. Witlu only a Varsity rowing team this year, they started the first race with the Varsity taking a second, the JV also a second, and the third hoat first. In the second race the IV managed to win hy a hoat length over Poly, with the Varsity and third hoat coming in close seconds. The third regatta was an exciting race with the third string winning hy a length, the second string taking second, and the Varsity nosing out in front of their opponents hy a length and a half. Ar deadline date the season is half over. . lm ,V r3 f'?'9!'f 'f'-hr 3-'lag' KEN-Q, Pr., Mt-. Qigsvq in lvl 1 1 z 1 s 1 i EW .W M -if ff, A W ,UVA A ,N i f Bruin - Jackrahhits Struggle For Rowing Supremacy NATIUNAL DEFENSE The Girls' Physical Education department builds for National Defense through building the individual. The first line of defense lies in healthful living stressed in daily exercise, rest, correction of remedial defects, cultivation of body balance, poise, alertness of move ment, and muscular control Through team games students learn coopera tion, self discipline and emotional control Each class is democratically con trolled by student elected team and squad leaders, equipment and at tendance monitors, which gives 20 girls a chance to carry responsibility and lead each semester The block program introduces students to such leisure time activities as tennis, golf, handball, paddle tennis, badminton, deck tennis, table tennis, baseball, and horseshoes Every day IOOO girls at Wilson drink in Califorina sunshine, fresh air, coordinate mind and body in this God given land wlfc M W B ,Rd dB nd gg 1. M of our own America MAASHS YM Y g Y Tha! M c Wg k W 'k'kir'k1k'kir'k irtttirirtukti' I4 . . . . .. - . . . . . . . . . - . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . ' ' ' ik' LUB-Front row: Pierce, ells, rown, e for , oam, Schurter, Crai .Second row: Newrnaste ' al uist, Clifton, Miss athis, Verne, Lample , Yamaguchi, ir row: Hillin er, W infield, Branham Zeise. Pres., Verne, Redfordg V. P., Lampley, Zeiseg Sec., Brown, Yamaguchi, Treas., Brown, Walquis Historian, Branhamg Sponsor, Miss arhis. ' , . . . FFICERS-FFOHI row: Car , e ord, Branham, Lose , Clifton, Band , Miss . ,lohnsto 0 Stormont, An e . econd row: Feineman, Hassell, Bacon, Stearns, Caron, Crai , Verne. ir row: W l quist, Balcuen, cGee, atania, a oner, Maher, Han er, hinfield. Mluhn johmton f.XlgUlI'P XYVIIEY Reagan i' 'k J i k'k'A ki A'iri ki k'k'ki' 1.75 I 1 FT I -H -,,-- --- 'rs' , - E552 ,.Q.n..51. 1 G A A The G1rls Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOII of Woodrowv W1lSOl1 has ap rox1mately 400 act1ve and assoc1ate members 111 seasonal act1v1t1es SW1I1I'I1ll'1g Bowhng Golf R1d1ng and T6I1111S Clubs have been act1ve th1s year at the Y W C A Bowlmg Alleys Golf Course RldlI1Q Academ1es and tennls courts respectwelv WIlSOll was hostess th1s year to four schools Excels1or ordan Poly and W1lSOI1 111 a Basketball Play Day 111 anuary The Volleyball Play Day was held at Poly the Hockey Speeclball at ordan ancl the final largest one a the umor College an annual lllV1fElflOl1'1l afla1r Tenms IS always mcludecl Ill Playclav 111 l os Angeles comblnecl a tr1p to the Planetar1um w1th thelr Ouflllg The executlve boarcls elected tw ICC a year plan and carry out an extensu e pro ram wh1ch 111ClL1ClCS a Mothers ancl Daughters Tea a formal ITllCl term 111 f2lll2lI1Ol1 two P1 myclays and a formal awards b'111qL1Cf1l1 une I 0 ir ' h .v . , . . . . 2 - . I . . . I U I . , J 3 1 I ' ' I . ' j . I . . f t j , . . . . . . all play days. This year the players attencling the annual Griffith Park Hockey I ' , 1 Q , 1. , . ' J . Brilliant G.A.A. Sports' Program Featured Versatility Fu e Sparkling Play Day s iarrled l'llll for G A A Gll'lS PI xx D xt s Scores of eager C A A memhers COIT1l5ll16 un good sports manshxp and slelll and enjoy numerous Play Days at home and at other schools New sophomores entered lnto the splrlt hy attendlng the hrst Play Day of the year held tn their honor Excelslor ordan and Poly were Wll9Ol1 s guests at a Baslxethall Play Day 111 anuary The Volleyhall Play Day was held at Poly and rh Hockey and Speedhall at ordan As guests of the unxor follege W A A G A A me 'mhers from the Long Beach hlgh schools were ente tamed at a hasehall Play Day Thls year the players attendmg the annual Grlfhth Park Hockey Play Day 111 Los Angeles comhlned a tr1p to the Planetarlum wlth thelr Ollflllg No hetter opportunlty IS offered to Wllsotu glrls to develop P0196 co operatlon and SPIFII of fI'1C11Cll1I16SS than the fun lOVI11g Pla Day whtch should he a part of every glrl s llfe 1 I 7 WILSIIN wma mucus AND DANCE MARIM 2l wut G FACFII 15 EVERYTIIII Ullfl' MISS IT foeduaeational Games. eam Sports, W fluh 'lank n.A.A 2 'l . 7 Af-J' N, AAA ,mx 1 i i .414 W CLUB A great red and gold W glowing and sparkling with rife means leadership dependability sportsmanship and cooperation to the girls ol the W club Hating earned their athletic V97 been active in G A A each semester and fulhlled the requirements or a B in posture merit record ol' 90 and 75 Gold VU points they are eligible for membership Novelty dinners were held in con Nlemhers tnuld be seen flashing around school in prim white sweaters and hand knitted red and gold socks Their program intluded ushering for assemblies a tea for methers and new members formal instillation of new members a tome as you are party and a picnic for the 13 alumni at unior College The final meeting in ure is 1 farewell to Seniors as well as an initiation of new members Regular meetings are held twice a month and are planned and carried out by two girls W Club members include the Girls League president and site president members of Thespians Boosters and the G A A executive board Co Fmt XIIOIN-XI Gxixitas lntersettional tompetition during attiuty periods brought many together in the tall iolleyball tournament and the spring baseball tournament Thirty two homerooms tompeted in the tolleyball season and only sixteen in baseball due to the crowded talendar Games are played lor fun and ie the students an opportunity to get better atquamted with eath other Thur SIORTS Tuesdays and Thursdays ol' wery wtelx hnd enthusiastit G A A members tea V to play one of the hxe team sports xoll xbill laaslxetbill Field hotltey speedl all or baseball The girls lorm their own teams and round robin tournaments are played Sophomore lll1l0l' and senior tlass terms are seletted and at the conclusion of each sport an honorary varsity is chosen by the players sports manager and faculty I :Il . . Q I ' K A e. V, 9 of lf 'L 71'-I'-'-Zi'-'-1'-:'1'.'.f:ff :I-7 '52 W i f ...A-, .---.4-A-, -rn-,,::,, -ANA 8 -,-.1.::..-3:-.A-3 A -e - A ,, , . . '. , . . . , . , , . , , t t . t ' ' L , C Y A . . . , 1. i l V u h junction with the regular business meetings. including a japanese dinner, a spaghetti feed, and a steak fry. 1 ' I 1 I A I l V l 1 1. A t V vi I ' V t I . n t ' . 4 l , i I At I f,-1 f 1 s .' U 'J . ' Y l 1. 1 K xl., I g Q L . l gl 1 , m 1 n . n .' ' t . .' ef: , -' 1, H, at ..' .. '. '- ' i , - ' ' . . , N . Y 1 1 ' ' ' . 4 ' t ' ' t 4 I t t ' r I 4 ' t S, N t t . t . - . LOS CABALLEROS The object of the club IS to learn fundamental and ad vanced skxlls ln park style rndmg Beglnnmg and mtermedxate groups rude at Lakewood Stables on Thurs days where they practice m the rxng and on the tralls A small group of jumpers practices at Palos Verdes Stables on Friday afternoons oyous laughter of gallant boys and gurls may be heard above hc sound ol galloping hooks on the colorful scenic brxdal trails In the VICIHIYY of the lakewood riding academy l experienced along with skillfully trained riders may be seen cutting the turf while they vigorously rude to form colorful group maneuvers all with the hnes e so necessary IH becoming a truc Wllson Caballero SWIMMING A splashing Water Clrcus headed by a member of Brlly Rose s Acquacade and some 60 top notch Wllson swxmmers IF a gala medley of events was the crownlng work of the Gnrls Swrmmmg Club Helen Hart Posture ueen preslded over a throng of 300 spectators Other actrvntxes xncluded pot luck suppers a swlm party and a dinner nn the Y W C A gym Thls organxzatlon develops poise coordmatxon rhythm frlendshup and understanding among gxrls After several swnmmxng lessons tests meenng the Red Cross standards are glven RIDING Front row Wllson Smlth Steward Ryan Gxbbons Bacon Henderson osel Second row Miss Reagan Rosen Weeks Davrs Tatum Rxordan 'JVSWIMMING Front row Kelly -Ienkms Brewer Schxller Davxs Darnell Nner Second row Stxltz lxnd Owen Dahlen Gnllette Caywood Emley Drake Thxrd row Taylor Alexander ohnson Stlckler Gamble Gorlng Steflens Rhoads Laughlm Hanker Steenbergen Newmaster Txflany Berberxck Fourth row Mxss Mathis Mlncey Stormont Sauer i an 'Q Sew enty Mermaids, Wlermen Vue ln Gala Water 1 ll'l'llS 109 4 - t . . 1 . .J . .. . . . : - r 1 1 .1 . n' . t ' r Q u 1 1 t 1 , . t , . . . Q , . , , . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 - , . , wir -A 1 1 , , , , . ,J 4 'I 1 1 1 1 1 - A 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 V - - - Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 - '3 . , , . , '. , ' v - , , .1 - ' 4 l 1 . - . 3 - ' 1 , . ' 7. '.- ., V. 1- . 1 . 'V 1' - A . . - ' ' ' -: ' , , A . -' ' , 1 M' tr , 1 -, V ' . ,f' ,V fi, xg, -. A ' 1 . x ' Q . . 5' 'L jr.. V Q.. f 7, 1 . 1 'Z rg . , ' . v Q 0 . 1 1. v v 5 A A K - if Rnvruusf-The most rnterestmg worle of :he dansc class of 35 girls ls centered in the produttion of Bluebeard , spring musical. Everv girl worlzed on one or more dance routines. Head student leaders were Marilyn Clark. Joyce Eyber and Marcella Gintery. Assrstant student leaders were Betty I., jones. Eleanor Baessler, and Elaine Ives, ir ADAPTED CI..-xsslis-Adapted classes consist of girls whose own doctor or the school doctor has recom- mended less strenuous games instead of the regular physifal education class. There are three groups. the in- active, the less arrive and the ahsolutc rest, Each girl plays games wlufh are adapted to her own special ieed, Tournaments are staged in rhetlcers. ,mi-ks. -iaulisuums. shuffle hoard. putg pong and in fifteen other games I 60 Jullmllxmxu: Tu rltv xnwx wr Xxvuww I gram-ra I td arm' 1.1-i tu Jui'.tIl'!1.w1'lf'4- f1m1r'zx1m,g xl- .1.r. uluriwx. 5'::t , I Ii' llil n xl-w ix - 3. In r 1- - ur flaw w 1'x rw- Im-1 Ivmr' fruifx-L.7 R Pi I,-xc ll hat a dashing uarnng Hlllf' A ha Boy' Are you glrls swank' Can you sw m or do you just loolcw mqulres landlubher B111 Gracf as he comes upon two comelv mermalds lVl1r1am R1Cll3l'ClSl11 an CXOIIC sarong su1t and Br nmna Vrang 111 a sea foam wh1te SUII How do we look to yourw the fa1r song leaders counter You are a Cfedlf to the attlre B1ll heams You re not dolng so badly yourself says lVI1r11m eyemg Blll s new sports su1t Yes, all of Buffums clothes look lllce 1 1l1llllOl1 dollars, but they re very reasonable adds Br1m1nn1 9 Bufiums Pins tillllli at llroxuhun Vim: Q Sportswear llllfflllllh Store for Vhn If it s Phonograph llecords W lsit Vlorc w s STI:- Well, there s that popular three some Marguerlte Horn, ean l'v'IcCul lough, and Glor1a Cloud havmg the1r Hmg sellmg records at Morey s MUSIC 'Y' Store 436 Pme Avenue If lt s phonograph records you want says Marguer1te, Morev s have them They have every orchestra you can thmk of I always come to Nlorey s for m1ne It s fun to come IH Morey s says Glorla They have such a fr enclly M0rey's Dlusw Store BHQCICIII personnel H Elin u nl Pa ruonnvl I Ni him h, mu. 162 ' n 2 . 4 Q i' ' ' . , , - ' I , I . . .. , W . . . . X 1 . . ,' ff L . , 1 , Q! I Q' I H ' '1 Q, cc - - aa - 7 CC 7 ' 77 ' ' , . . . , . U , . . . . 7 77 ' ' . . . . Sun-fharm Sportswc-ar . Swim Suits . 2nd I-'Imn' I A ' 5 I ' ' . .. .7 . ' ' . '- .7 ' . ' . , , .. ' in- 1 . S , , 1 J - , A1 1 y '. D I ' 1 l ' , , .. , . O 1 ac - a Q ,jr 77 ' H 7 v , ' 7 ' 77 GL 7 ' 7 77 7 ' C6 . . 7 A 7 O ' l I. p I D : I A v - i' Well, here are the peppy managers of the store, all set to give us service. Yes, says Ethel Albright, awe carry supplies for immediate class room Fluke- it Il l'1-ppclrminl slit-k malt such as, note books, fillers, erasers, pencils, loose leaf binders and other thingsf' 4'We sell all kinds of frosty, clinlcing confections: cherry ice cream sodas, root beer floats, peppermint stick malts and lime phosphatesf, thrills Herbert Beckman. But if you really want to stop customers, bring out a tasty ice cream orange blossom with sherbert, a tangy banana roll, or a crunchyf, effuses Anita Hoge. But listen to me, my friends go for Cherry-a-lets, Cup o' Golds, Red Caps and Chol-1 full ol Almondsf, pipes up Phyllys Taubman. 'gl-lot fudge sundaes topped with nuts are my speedf' says Anita Hoge. Besides being the social center on the campus the store houses the Student Body Qflice which handles all the school business. ANITA Hoci General .Wamzger ETHEI, Ai.aRlcH'r Supply ,ilarmger PHx'i.i.Ys TAUBMAN Candy Manager HERBERT BECKMAN Fozuitairz .Wanager ON.-xmas REPP AREX' Szore Manager DOROTHY H. BERRY Student Body Banker Your Studc-nt Body Store 4 I 63 u For their H Summer offensive on the romantic front Bert Delaha wears a powder v Y Y . blue, self-corded mousseline formal while Marguerite Keating looks her loveliest in a pink chiffon with P clusters of hancl painted violets on the skirt. Dinel's formals from SI4.95 HDD I' INT 011' KN ll0lIl'W Klln All The Things You Like are Here Together in Catalina i' FASCINATING NFAR BY CATALINA offers you fun romance and healthful diversion all in one place' Days of invigorating spo ts delightful evenings dancing to famous orchestras at romantic Casino Ballroom RAY NOBLP May 17 thru lune 14 DICK UR sms June 15 thru july 12 I-IAL GRAYSON July 13 thru Aug 9 BOB CROSBY Aug 10 thru Sept 20 Catalina has all kinds of grand places to stay at prices to suit every purse And Catalina s so easy to reach You can get to the terminal in a Jiffy by auto ll1t6I'L1I'b'll1 train or bus here comfortable steamers or fast planes quickly take you to Catalina En joy your near by Catalina nowl Santa Catalma I I llllli out i the llllu l at ifc 0M-an l ll 619 Z4 al d Ilan-bn I u llv :mal lin el Nlalr lmll think it n I fun T lf! , xx ' .- . 1 . . . . v Y . v . . .. . .- - . . r . . . . J -1 - k , 1 . D . . . Y . . . , 3, . 5 4 B l - TX . ' Q 9 9 . S , . ' ' U ' R 1 7 h ' - 7 . ' 'V . I I. 9 L 1- . - , . . Get information. Tirlee s ana' Reservations at Santa Cat- 22 . -S ll I , i I . I alina Tickc office in Long Beach Pacifc Electric Station. Phone - g or Travel Bureaux. Railroa Stations. Lea ing , , , H ral lllll I ' I . S td lc ls ll o e I. Au 0 Courts. ' ,, x . ' . I LIC evwzffirfi ,V - f Qeifffl, . . g. ,. . , J E' EET: M ..,... .W-.gff . - . - ' '- E' sv ' 1:23-rf'-f Afs'-QLQ . , hw. .ef.i-w?iiwf.:w- fwiriara. ,. . v'.zz:.B2:21m.'4m4fa..mr'eG'4f.f. f To the civic leaders of progress in Long Beach MOTTELL is known for his leadership, his vision, his sincerity and his philanthropies. To hundreds of the young people and children he is affectionately known as Uncle Joev and the Father of the Day Nurseryf, Young people are always impressed by the quiet beauty and dignity of Mottell,s. Some recent visitors were Joe Brown, Phyllis Schissell, Ralph Sum- merville, Jean Snyder, Nlarilyn Hunter, Tom lVlcKenzie, Charles Sinclair, Ruth Jean Brophy. Nancy Todd and Lynn Hadsell. J. j. MOTTELI. PRES. W. E. HALE SEC. LoN E. PEEK V. PRES, GEN. MGR. lWl0ttell's Dlortuary 3: fhapel J.J. Dlottell, Inv. Third at Alamitos 'mm 165 Pvrs null od Dry lloanlng Dial-as llnthos Brand Nou Ah h three lrttle mards rn brand new shlmmerlng formals' Marjorre Cuyler Aren t they strrk rngly fresh and new they are lust back from The Nuway Laundry and Clean ers Roberta Schwab You alwa s feel safe when you send good clothes or lovely fraglle thlngs to the Nuway be cause thelr PCl'SOl13l1ZCCl Dry ClE1Illl1Q makes them brand new Reglna Donhoo They fix a l the llttle things 1ts lllce havrng a maid And It doesn t cost a penny more than ordinary ClC3l11I1g We love thelr laun dry servlce Everythlng IS washed IH Ivory soap The NUWAY LAITNDRY and CLEANERS lor those la ual llothas go to tha' lla Imonl Von s Shop A Here we are at Belmont Men s Shop next door to the Belmont Theater Yes says Tommy Monohan I am we mg a good loolcxng Shetland Engllsh drape model sport coat w1th a belge and tan sleeveless sweater and an Arrow doubler left open at the neclc Aren t thev tops? My dlagonal sport coat worn wlth a lxght we1ght volld shlrt and t1e and Arrow doubler Qrve me both comfort and style declares Brll Lasater MOYFIS C3111 I'6ElCly to splash lI'lf0 the l'Oll1Hg surf IS the last word 111 bE2lCl'l tOgS H6 IS Weafllig Z-1 two tO11CCl F2311 alld lDE1gC sweater Wltll E1 FEICCI' Sl'11I'If ElI'1Cl l'1lS HHWQIIHII SW1fI'l U'L1I1lCS made C3t3l1H3 Thls shop also carr1es a complete l1ne of Arrow shrrts and Arrow Grayco and Botany Tres Belmont Men9s Shop 4916 E'lst Second Strect 166 'A' -, . . , . , 7 . ,,. - 9 . . ., . . I . 1 , . - 9 , o 'z ' ' . Ia 4' ' J :- '14 A x v:.vv: ' ,YI -' ' r 's T D , , , A . L. 7 7 CC 77 LC ' af' 9 7 - 7 77 H . . . . LJ 77 ' , . 7 7 . . . V 7 7 ' 4 ' .Q P TIN-sv Kills Ilan- llc-all ilu- lla-all 0 1 ir What a scintilling and happy group this is at MQNTGQMERY WARD'S, 113 East Broadway, pausing for refreshments in the midst of summer activities. Bob Pierce, track star, says to Jimmy Hester, essay prize winner, You I look great in your sand tan 'Iantzen 'speeder' worsted swim trunks, and that J P novelty plaid terry beach robe is just the thing to slip on after swimmingf, ' Q4 , ' 1 fl 5 Well,,' replies Jimmy, I certainly think your two-tone matched slack f H , X X: suit of tropical fabric is classy looking and especially with the tan plaid shirt X I AJ D X and brown slacksf, K ,X N HBoys, haven't you noticed our clothes? asks Margaret Bryce. HI like my ' Af celbrook sharkskin pleated shorts and this intriguing Hawaiian print blouse. 3 K ' o These striped sandals are trim and cool for summer wear and all of lVara s Q ' i A J play and beach shoes add just the right touch to your attractive sport outfitsf, Barbara Brown, brimming with smartness in her beige and brown tailored in-and-outer with sailor collar, remarks, MONTGOMERY WARD'S carry a superlative selection of garden furniture. That covered wagon lawn seat and this sun tim cot are nzuftrf' Dl0N'l'GODIEllY WAHI! 8: ffl. 167 4816 l'iS'l' SFl0'Nll STIII-l'T I am just crazy about this begoma red brocaded velvet lastex bathlng su1t You can find the one you want at LATCHAW S because they feature Gantner famous Floatmg Bra sw1m sults, declares Nvanda Brown petlte Semor I want thxs wh1te terry cloth beach dress to wear over my suit, too Yes, and look at my three prece m1dr1f'I play su1t 1n tapa prmted muslm, rephes Dorothy Mon shower After removing the slclrt, I have an ador able outfit for beach wear You can find costume lewelry for every need at LATCHAW S, 4816 East Sec ond Street Even durmg the hottest games I remam fresh and cool lookmg m thxs attractlve, wh1te sharkskm badmmton or tenn1s su1t wxth pleated shorts, says lfor ll 1 ry Sports f'CLlI8l0ll Mary V1rg1n1a Anderson Traditionally tho gilt for hraduatum is a finv n utah I never saw so many good lookmg watches to select from, says fhelma Schulamn They are not only good lookmg, but the are dependable as well They are watches made by the world s most fam ous craftsmen, says the BENJAMIN IRVING salesman Ir s so convenrent to pay for them on the Benlamzn Irwng Credzt Plan and the best part of If IS that they don t cost any more here, says Burt Eller Ilengamln Irvlng Fompany I he House of Per ect Dzamonds !l v PINI- ISI-'Nll' lon, llc an ll l ulifornin 168 J I I va . 1 v 1 Q 1 ' A . . , . . . . cc - ' ' t , , , Q cc - aa ' - as . . H . . 7 , . - an . U . . . . . . . ,, . 4, . . ' Q aa cc - - - - - - 97 Ervrything . . . ' 1 -' ' ' . ' ' . 1 . t cc ' aa f , cc ' , 7 as W, , CS 7 ' . - 5 I . . , aa 0 0 0 - ,f , , , . . . . . . . . . . . .. . A li A Q . 'a rr T ,,4L -l 4-if 'I' If you want wonderful fried chicken, big juicy steaks, or piping bot corn- I l'f jfff4 1 ,,f' , dogs, come to Sullivanis, Hathaway at Seventbf, declare Joan Wbeatoii, Mary Pbillippi, Ed I-Iunt, Gene Burns, and Jerry Barber. W'0n't we have fun he-re this summer knitting our sweats-rs? f Windiiig yarn at THE SEYXXING BASKET, 5207 East Second Street, is Betty Linde, popular member of the Sophomore class. Tbat,s a beautiful sweater you are knittingf, says Betty to Corinne Brown, expert knitter. i'Yes,,, replies Corinne, HI enjoy knit- ting wben I use Botany Top-Dyed Yarn. I can buy tbe yarn as I knit the sweater, because over a period of time Botany Top-Dyed Yami are iqzmnzrz- feta' I0 be the same sbadef, Sullivanis Drive In Sl'IYl'IN'I'll ANI! ll.l'l'll.15l'.lY f .1 0 I Come in Yarns. lirmucmalaing. .Utvralinnu KET because it is rigbt bere in Belmont Buttons fun-vrvd. llultnn Ilulma Sbore wbere I live. Wbeiiever I bave any diflculties, I drop in, and Mrs. Dudley gives me i!1SU'L1CfiOl1S. sweaters always HI IWCCRUSC' IUY ITICHSUFCXTIEIEIS flft' taken and a cbart is drawn wbicb insures accuracy in fitf, replies Betty. The Sewing Basket 5207 l'I.lS'I' Sl-IIIINII STIKI-lI'I'l' 109 What a Lovely Picture ' What a lovely plcture of Marlan HEIIISOI Yes 1sn t If lovely? She looks as rf she were just readv to speak Ir was taken by the AUSTIN STUDIO 511 1-'leartwell Bu1ld1ng who took 111 the senuor tures and other plctures for the Campanlle Marian Hanson Looks ready to speak Austln Studlo ll lll' KIITWPII Ill IIIIINC 'rlph fuzz: llulnphrey S Wluslc Store l I0 l i Y Look who s at HUMPHREYS MUSIC STGRE 130 Pine l1Sf6X1l1lg to the newest and hot test Swlllg records none other than those four pop ular W1lSOll students Bob Drlsko Dolores Parker Bob Crawford and Nyola 51 aggart Thls IS the swellest place 111 town to relax and lrsten to the latest records say Nyola and Dolores pat1o cutxes Ir surely IS replres Bob Dr1sko concert PIHFIISE just thxnk VICTOR BLACK SEA1 and CO LUMBIA are only 50 cents an all tlme lo 11 d BLUEB1RD DECCA and OKE1-1 records are 35 cents And they have a complete l1ne of band and or chestra IIISIFLIIIIEHIS CONN LHQDY WURLITZER TPI PHONI11 and other popular makes just ask Mr De long or any of hls efllclent asslstants to expl lI'l the fine POIHYS of these qualzty znrtrzmzents says Bob Crawford band Pl'CS1ClCIlf 170 . . , , . . i, 4 11 , . , . . . 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Oh I always come here when I want smart shlrts or txes You know they have Arrow shlrts and tles and also Grayco and Botany wool txes w1th one of the fmest selectxons 1n town I come here when lookmg for a glft because the sales people are always so courteous and helpful says Lucxlle and I m always sure of gettmg the rlght The store IS surely Ill a CODVCDICHI location too at 509 Plne Avenue and because they have a sp cxaltv shop they always have tops 1n style and qt alltv says erry llonoywoll Sc Carpenter r lu l And that s what we get here at the Press Telegram Commercral Prmtzng Department Notlung but the Hnest hlgh quallty workmanshlp from a per sonal card to an entlre book savs Joyce Koenxg Wllson s mlstress of the press as she Vlfglmla Gunn Nancy Kelly Paul Glalnh Edclle Dullum ancl Art Love look on whlle Mr Wood of the PRESS TELEGRAM calls atten non to some of the fine pomts or press work 111 th1s year s Campanlle We ll surely have another All Amerxcan thxs year what w1th all the careful attentlon glVCI1 our book, and all thls modern, up to the mlnute prlnt mg equlpment avallalvle heref' remarks Eddle Press-Telegram I 0WlWll'.lll I KI. PIIINTINI- DI-.P KIITWIIINT And he's rlght, modern equzpment and personal altentzon uzfure superzor printed articles' at the PRESS TELEGRAM COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT 172 li you want I DH in slylo gc-I your s ir s I 'I..ln '. 'L' I'.' - ' h ' . i . , . . . rv ' V ' 1 f 7 ' . I ' ' ' , 7 31' ' C4 ' ' 77 u , 1 1.1.1- cc - , 7 7 u , ' ' ' an CC ' ' 77 9 Q- aa a - ' 7 ' 77 Illlllg. ,C D . . . . a '3 , . H . ,, 7 1' 4 7 1 1 7 509 'ino .lvl-nuo llnly the llost fo Iho fum I ni I-!! i cc a ' 7 7 - ' 77 9 . - ' 1 cc ' Q , I ,, . . . 7 7 7 9 1 A 1 , . . . f . . , . 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' X WY' 'H .qs Columhla Pac lfic at Flrwt l 0'Nh Ill' il ll I ll ll'0llNl I 0n0 of the l roalost Thrills In Your l ifo wzll be ulven you move or the lay! tune znto a home o your own No more tramplng around to fmd another place to pltch your tent leav 1ng behmd frlendly nelghbors chang mg playmates and school for youngsters why contlnue to llve the hfe of a gypsy? We d 11146 to help you settle down Come zn soon , v I 0ur showing sorrivf' is allruyn ax l'0lIl'fl'0lI8 an our :mlling amrria-r Columbia surely has 1 distinctive selec t1on of natlonally advertlsed watches d clares Boh KFOHICTC senlor campus leader Here are latest Gruens Elglns and Bulovas nd they re prlced as low as 24 75' Id love to haxe this dainty Grue1 wlth the gold band says Shlrley Hartmann And just look at the heautlful damond weddlng sets for as llttle as 24 75' Mr 'Sandler also says that they lave a omplete selectlon of Parker Sheafler and Eversharp pen and pencxl sets whlch are al ways very desxrahle as graduatlon guts Ar Polumbla you may take as long as a year to pay for Jewelry Wlfh no 1nterest or carryxng charges UPEI WE BWI en Our Dior E ,,i:,:'4 McGrath-Shank C 0 Ill' il T085 IN Sl RIIKS DI' 1 FI IIPERS Slna 0 1008 Long Beach Los Angeles 4615 EAST SECOND STREET 1271 RIVES STRONG BLDG Phone 371 71 Phone Vandlke 1331 171 4, h t cc V . - , V e ... ' ' ' . . . i M ., e- , I 4 . CG ' J xl v '7 A 7 ' 5 7, , Q 3 cc a ' - l - 7 1 I I as - , L . H . . J 1 . . . S ,, ' u n va . . . 1 r C , Y . . .. . . . . . 9 1 ., I. U ' L . . . ,. . . 1 . . 1 1 s - ' v A 1 1 I f ' . If , . , .. cz ' v7 V ,. S V - - as mmfcsmmn 1 I 1 - V Y. 1 I Q.. ' Y 1 K Q Q' J '. .,- , 1 , . . . ' ' ' ' 1 at up , . I Ai 4 L - A A 1 A - 1 1 A L A,. . I u L -- , ' E. L. IIADIELS' DIAIIKET f 'gGeel I love to come in here. I-Tamel,s Market is in such a convenient lo- cation at Third and Prospect and everything always looks so good it is hard to malce up my mind just what to get. I hate to leave any of it,w exclaims 'loy l,aVrof'T. The f have such a wide variet of ood foods and their rices are 5 Y S P so reasonahlef, That is why my family come here to do all their shoppingf, sajvs Bill Feistner. My mother gets such good Havorsome meat hereg and say, did you ever try one of those Wilsoii tenderized hams? They always hit the spot, and just melt in your mouthf, Yes, agreees Pat johnson, 'Tll say their meats are good, and we like the courteous treatment that Mr. Hamel gives all his customers, and the friendly atmosphere here. Everyone in Belmont Heights comes here for the daily foods and their party delicacies too. T fat Tlllllll .XXII l'll0Sl'l'I1'T li va' I 'm Hungry X9 X., 'Ar Y 1 1 75 llllton Hotel Florists lloxy's Fredlt Jew ole-rs II l INI- KWPNII- inlflrrlt ala h mst u ondvriul y In I nq llva h From the looks of thos exqulslte or chlds popular Evelyn Egge and Yell kmg Blll Randall are headlng for a swell tlme tonlght Let s l1sten to what they re saylng I can t get over how heautlful these flowers are Brll' Wlnere dld you get them? ays Evelyn HILTON HOTEL FLORISTS 208 East Ocean Avenue Evelyn re pl1es Blll Ed and Ralph Bostwlck owners of the l'l1lfOl'l Hotel Florlsts are hoth ol Wllson grads you know and they know what If IS to have to pay h1gh pr1ces for a cotsage so they uways gwe Wllson students a break It s certalnly grand to do hm smess w1th someone you know and who L nder stands your prohlems of selectlon and PYICC adds Evelyn lllllllllllll a s I I Dam n Why there s Ruthanne Brown at ROXY 5 511 Plne Avenue Salesman Eddie lVlcKenz1e popular W1lSOllfOOtb3llSf1F asks Ruthanne are youewpect mg jewelry for gr1duat1on9 ROXY S carry 111 the well known makes of watches Because of the wonder ful SSICCCIOI1 ROXY S IS the 1de1l store at wn ch to purchase graduatlon g1fIS Yes repl1es Ruthanne I want a gorgeous Gruen for graduatlon and I hope II comes from ROXY S It IS a popular store for hoth younv and o 176 Hilo 'I 'ssh lv as - 1-orxu vu ' .o . 4- t D . . - e . 7 1 7 7 . . , . , . C6 7 ' 7 ' , 77 . S . GC 7 77 9 9 ' . . 4, i . ' 7 7 y ' r a ' 9 , 9 t . . , . . r, , . ' ' 77 ' I s ' 1 vi . CC 7 ' ' . 1 Ed llostwivk '33 Ralph HllKfll'll'k '38 , 1 - . ' 77 , 1 I . .Yafo 5 s o l'l lr lvhv l'vr 01' i o dx i? 7 7f' 5 F . . , ' 66 f 9 1 f S ' ' . . . , Y I . . . . f 1 U - . , . . 4, . , I 1 ' ' 77 V . cc sa - cc I 7 7 ' . 1 . , . ldf, l l I . V 5 ' .' I . ' If ' I +V!! Q.. The llanuwk 011 Company of I allforma --s I 01 In 0 Tlll' Y! ll lx Hall Hall the gang s all here At the Slgll of the CGCK O THE WALK IS where we stop By that sign you can t go wrong Armles may travel on thelr stomachs but the I'OOIlI1g sectlon uses H fmcock cgasolznc and Lubrzrants XVe always get there on txme and safely Wllh Hancock Products say Marv Ann Cogswell Maurlce Lllcen Burgess Colllns Wllson Yandell Max 1ne Shurter Vlfglhla Gunn Laura Paull and Nancy Powell SEARS HUEBUCH ANU C0 ta, 450 AMFRICAN AVENUE l il n In the nun and Th: gohlvn dallx of lu alum Ilmv I dp!! f SEAR Look' Wllson kldS and are they l'1?lVlI1g fun' Its xmmv Carroll snap plng a plcture of Iucllle Losey wlth hls new candid camera from SEARS complete camera department Bob IS tellmg Marlone Hart Sears save you money on Eastman Agfa Argrs and therr own Marvel brand cameras They also carry a complete stock of film dark room supplies and papers Sears IS headquarters for W1lSOH s va canon camera needs and expert film fm 1Sl11I'lg Whenu you V1Slf SEARS CAMERA DEPARTMENT ask for Gordon Hawkms he s a Wilson Grad of 31 and a frxendly fellow to deal wlth 177 lor Tops in Sportswear Shop at GRETAS certalnly carry a dlstlnctlv and smart lme of sportwear, exclalms Dorothy Wool mgton whrle modellng a s rlklng, canary yellow, aelva tex swun suzt QV Yes, replles Marxan Hanson, former Booster presldent, and at such reasonable PFICCS too Thls b we two plece at only 5 95 Glrls what do you thlnk of my tamaracfq QT en slacksuzt Wztlv wlnte pzpzrgw' adds Marllyn Fans Ir appeals to me because If IS made of the new wr1n kle reslstant strutter clo h, and I won t need to press the slacks everv tlme I wear them SPOIl'l'SW If All ,018 l- Sm ulul NIP! 1 t I omg. lla as h llc-lmont Shore Tvlafphonl' 3 I0 St Cl3ll',S Drive In Oh' thls New Orleans frled shr1mp s1mply gra d, excla1ms ean Stocl er to George Wfaclc Yes' Isnt IS dellclous, says Vlrglnla Brown We always come here for thelr New Or leans frled chlclcen, declares La A rence Chaffee Boy, If IS really the tops when you feel llke smlclng your teeth 1nto real chlclcen Eleanor Plerce and Allen Lrnlcletter know by the pleased expression on his face that The Best Fried lhlclufn he s a regular customer This Side of New Urleans We plan to dr1ve out here after the prom, Erme Campbell beams to Marv Elll abeth Oates, for some of those luscxous deep dish ples Yes the whole gang chlmes IH Let 5 all come to St Clan 5 Drwe In at the Circle We can really Hl'llSl1 a perfect evenmg by gettlng a mldlilgllf snack at the Clrcle 1 178 ,,. el P. . . . , sq Q0 fi: U , . . . . ,. c . ,, . . . . 5 . . 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They re houvardlas says Genleve Hendon but PRIMROSE always have a complete S6'?CIlOl1 of orchlds camelllas llllles of the vallev roses vlo lets everyth ng to su1t your taste You don t have to worry about gettlng the prop er corsage for the OCCEISIOI1 elther chlmes Bob Stork All we fel'ows have to do IS descrlbe the glrl the gown the affalr and the load slxps off our hould ers PRIMRCSE 4608 East Second Street dehvers a dlStll1CIlVC creatlon FLOWER ? llilill I- KST SI-I 0'Nll S'l'lllfl 'I' C h a p m a n s Halrdressxng STUDIO ak-lr Thls hairstyle was especlally desxgnel and created hy CHAPMAN Q for Orpha Ohlsen Earl Carroll Beauty 0 l'0Il I T01 1 ll Ill' 4 I QVIIII Il lllll Y elephant' 692 46 125 WEST BRLHADWAY I ll' I IIPLFISI 179 Ill! I' SST llllll ill!! 11 U QIS mens s op OHCJ CBC I Pour of the lhns 1 llklllg ll 0ur Larry Bonzer Boy thls sport outfat IS reallx keen One tlme I went up to Hollywood dl d Berry Merrltt Yeala I know but thls h rrmg bone gabcrdzne IS as cool as an Esk1mo 111 a Dean Nestell Thls super droopcr sport coat IS certamly worth 1ts we1Qht 111 skms Iooks hke a Rhett Butler Fred Nlarshall You fellows havent seen any thmg Lllifll vou check thls Imported Tweed I have on Thls quartet 15 cookmg wlth gas ll s lots uf fllll I0 call lllll WISTII IQS Beckley s Ice fream Inc I H r DIIIUW lu- i Gayly dex Ollflllg DRUIVISTICKS are seven WIISOII ICC cream eaters as they were caught ln the act at BECK LEY S ICE CREAM Inc 1349 Dalsy Avenue Gaynor Thompson, Booster presldent IS lausy fallmg pmt contamers as the 1ce cream emerges from th con t1nuous freezer whlle Betty Waqlaer ex clalms The smooth velvety texture and the uzdc aarzety 0 favors of Beck ley s 1ce cream make lf the most popula lce cream with WIISOII students Wlaat lnapresses me rephes Dave RIOFCIHII Is the glC2lIT1ll1g SI2ll1'll6Sb steel and the cleanluaess of the equlpnaent 111 the plant BECKLEY S cet does s and for qualltv Also enjoymg themselves Wl'11lL VISIT mg the plant are Ross Cluchester Dot othy Weller, 'Iolan LeSage and Mary V1fgll113 Anderson 180 ,r , - s It I 5 ' h 'l' Q: 'l Q-S. l I N I . . y . . . - as ' . 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KN I anguay llc rv luming Through Maxx thls IS really a good deal skating down here at the Palace beams ack Nelson What l ltke to skate to IS th lovely organ mL.s1c requested by the way, remarks Manlyn Maltby For only 50 cents a couple I don t see how we can lose says Don Hllls football star Espe tally when the skates are mcluded The attendants are vo ol? zgzng and wzllzng to help that If makes II a pleasure to skate here replles Ruth Skouten 10.40 cmcxei In ug Nlllli and hue riean 181 o K i u - . ,. . 2-Q V H . . . , . K. aa cc 7 . , . J . . . 0 I . 4 X c 77 ' . . 66 4 7 ' 77 ' 44 F' 7 7 7' h - an . . , I H I. . . . , T n , Q x . . ,, . c f 1 C 7 an -, 'qw ' . Ain. I' - ' . ' . I V' 7 ji 'A V w'IllI'll W'iIs0n fans vols- Tum Tom lo as 1 - A . .t ' H '7 Q' 9 ' 'm - ' ' ,,, V , CC ' 77 - 'gs ' ' In ' I cc - - ,, ar 9 7 L , ' f-' ,, 1 c ai . W, T M , , 14. . ,. , I J ' I --ous... ' ' 77 1 7 v L 1 'In K , I I 1 7 A , 1' , 1 . 77 If 77 . . H . . . . , . ,. . . . 77 ' , I 1 .0 It V. 1 . 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A c A. l A A Q Come In and Skipper 'che Cllpper Cormne Cheroske and Mary He en Xvoodm orrh hoth agree that th sensa tional new Packard Cllpper IS the first modern car for both lookers and rrd ers On thes pornts the new Packard Cllpper sp alcs eloquently for IIS lf I ow slung wrder than 1 19 hr h th Clrpper rs 1 Sfyllllg trlumph outslde an engxneermg triumph lnslde 'N ou on lliwplzn Packard Long Beach Company Benson Shop llll PINI- KW l Nl I' ll llh llllllfllill llma hero lhv tall. of Ihv loun Ih-nson Shop was my hrs! stop for my nvu' nummvr slac I Illllf 4 ta lnlmx Donna Muxlou Wrth vacatlon trme here the talk of the town new Benson Shop was my first 1nv1tat1on to excltement and fun for the summer, exclarms Donna Muxlow I Just couldn t FCSISI thelr new smartly tazlored Iuana cloth s'acksu1t wrth the hand wrapstx chmg around the col lar and pockets The price Ht rnto my small summer budget perfectly My hathmg su1t worrles are over for the summer, says I-Ielen I-Iart The grand Benson selectlon has g1VCl1 me exactly what I had planned for thrs year, a snug fittmg Knrtted lastex swlm SLIII Thrs surt sold for so much less rn BENSON S that I plan to also huy 1 playsuxt wlth the balance Pat Kelso was m Benson's at the same t1me selectmg a play surt She was really cute m a popular I-Iawnan Prmt 3 prece play su1t Don t forget to look around the store at the many other ltems as Honery Gloves Handbagr, and Lmgerze 182 H I I ' 98 ,rf IA . at . I ' t Y , . T, - 1 7 1 L .K K cc aa - ' n o . M kr t . c . V . ul I D A + f. Q' 3 I l 4 ,, '1 I u ':fA v 4. A 'n n 5 ,: .. .. . I . . D D . Q Q. -s '. .' ' . .' -. in - ' 4 9 I 77 ' cc - , . . . . . . 4 , .5 . 77 cc ' - - as I cc - - Q 1 - ' as . . . , 1 Q , , v. --'vw ' ' . . . .. .. . , . 'A' Say girls, you look like professional models, how come? We,re wearing these stunning cor- sages of double shasta daisies and glads at Galloway's, 3126 East Anaheim street,', thrills Ann McCaughey. pop- ular navy junior deb. I love to come here for bridge party prizes and Christmas gifts' their Pacific and Franciscan pottery vases and Dun can crystals are the smartest in town effuses Kay Billings popular Junior Don t miss this handsome wedding arch says Ann Galloway s plan such wonderful settings for weddings and make exquisite wedding bouquets What an wondorful flower shop , , Gallon av s H20 la I lnahmm Straw! lhono IJ! ll Hello there girls enjoying your swim? Ill say replies Rosamond Blackwell stunning model and La Moyne Porter crew queen It s so re freshing to swim down here That s because the Water is filtered and sterilized and the Plunge itself is vacuum cleaned daily to keep it spot less sanitary and pure adds Harriet Adams Everything is planned for the con venience ofthe customer The Plunge IS open daily from 11 a m to 10 p m children s prices 25 30 cents adult prices 35 40 cents gn-nf l'c's fun to SWIM ln the ...J PLUNGE on 'che PIKE 183 Q ' DJ ,' 5 a ' ' , . . . , l 77 CC 7 7 ' 1 Q . . V J v . . . ,, I ' . . . - . ' . x 4 . , ' , , v n - - - 0 I ' ' H . . . ' . a 7 - as sc Q an - - ' --- ---H SO, 9 cs x 7 - ' ' - as H 7 ' 1 ' ' , . H . ll: A y 9 . W X V . . 5' 'A-.: I - L ' ' M- - , 1 Y ' a P- 1' -WW V . ' - ' , funn- -... , . . ,- - - lm, ,..,E,q ' ' ' I . ' 2 - a ' . ' --.., ---ns ., . , . - - .Z ..-,i,, 4- .-, , -M Hu, 9 ' 1 , ' o . Q frm srnm BHRZ E 52I5 6 SEEUND STREET 'ZZ L3 BELMUNT SHURE LUNG BEAIIH cnufnnnm Packed By 'che Glrls of Wllson as the most popular sports store Here they found the clothes that gave them that chlc appearance at rhe prlce they wanted to pay You too 11,111 md zt 15 un to shop at the SPORT BAR f Clothes modeled by Wlxldred Davts Phyllls Bacon and Shlrley Bradfish Wayne flegg i' Herels an example of Waylue Cleggfs Modern Photography Tlus prcture of jeanme Wrlmot, vxvactous song leader, cllsplays Cleggfs supermr qualzty of camera artrstry Jeanme says, Its the only place 111 town where you FCCCIVC quallty at a price you can afford to pay N llll.l'0N IIIDTFI. l ong llc-an-ll. I uliiornlu Phono 623 IZI5 Ill! vff,q,,r7s - ' ' 4 -' 13:33:55:- oncI.FLAYDEIIHQ -r .Ll ' , f f ' ' f ,H . , . I ' ogg Portrait l'll0l0l,fI'lllllly 'I' Ohll l.oolc at these lovely Rock Gardens and this sparkling clear waterfall, and these quaint little wishing wellsl Everyone loves KNGTTS BERRY PLACE in Buena Parlcf, exclaims Dorothy Wagiier, popular sophomore. Out here at Knottas itls these tasty home cooked fried chicken dinners, with I 7 piping hot hiscuits and cream gravy, along with luscious Boysenherry pie that hring me hack, time after time,,7 replies Jim Mitchell, lead in the all-school production, Blueheard.H Virginia,s Gift Shop is certainly an attractive little placef, puts in Wiliima Dillon. Ashe has a rand assortment of reetin cards and novelties toof, 8 8 8 lt,s that picturesque old Ghost Tow n ihat talces my eyel Mr. Knott has hrought those old huildings and relics from the four corners of the countrv and assemhled them into a regular old 749'er ghost town, with covered wagons and stage coaches and all the rest. remarlcs Eddie Wfilcox. governor of safety. To Get To Knotts: Ar junior College go due east eight miles on Carson to rlw hig Knotts neon sign: turn north half a mile. For reservations, phone Anaheim 3141. Knotfs Berry Plaml Sinks- mins- 1-hivka-n Sh-. lun . . . I'II IIIIYI Iluysc-nln-rrp' I'i1- l U5 if W1i.soN IN DEFENSE-ln every department in this great far reaching program of defense, Wilson men are found making the wheels go round, In the above picture a group of draftees which includes some Wil- son men are hoarding a P. E. rar for Fort lNlfArthur. Claude Vattcr '40, and lngvolstad are overhauling an engine in defense class sponsored by the Long Beach Schools while Dorothy Sutton, Margaret Lord and Marjorie Tiernan are backing them up with questions, Naval aviators who won their wings joined the Canadians and are serving now in England. Francis Callagy '35, extreme right standing, was their instructor. Mary Louise Rolfe goes for a ride with soldiers at an army Camp in California where her father is major. In 1-very do-is-llsv unit W'ils0n Alumni In-lp thc- wllee-ls go around 186 f ' QR rv' X N l u A wk Young tneclmnxm xn Xx',Il.S0I145 nvmtxon clause: .ure given all the fundnmentnla ID cnglne over-lmultng. ming repatrxng, sheet metal uorlc. latlx and matlune 5l1op work that are gxven in profs-wlonal shopm. Nlanv of Hlxlntonl men are lwltltmg responsllwle ext-ctnne posttlom all up and down the llne IR the near by mrcrnft planta. Hume-n ls QLIIVINQ Kertlm the 51gn.1l to move tlme propeller, Delnpp ig aewmg wtng covering: Kerth 15 rlvetrngz Herder I5 opemtmg the latlt, And the Axmtxon shop laums nxth .lctxvlty day tn. day out Clnaat-5 are filled with eager boys. rnen. w1tl'1 definite objectlves. w1tl1 drtve. wxth force who see OLII yonder tn front of them. Cl spectnc job xn the great defenge program. Wilson nviulors wen- first to rs-spund In gre-nt llc-fe-:nw program 187 kt C' j. III SSELL S Saunlh ut Quuuq .I luullhurgvr ul lluxxvll'x is u mval in ilu: li. .Us iur the xlrulrln rry pin! Russell s hamburgers are way out in front-haven t a match any place, thrllled Fred Selleclc, essav wmner Hrs har burgers have rhar tasty juzcy tang lmor that brmg people back, from all over Southern Callfor ma, Margaret Tilton beamed Ah h let me to rhls ple' sam Brll Srlll I'1Cll raw, syrupv, crunchy straw berry ple, topped w1rh whlppecl cream Russell rnms us rlght, salcl Carol Wade, jumor speaker we flock here whrle at Wxlsora to eat hamburgers then as 3lLlIHI'll we mob thls place Ir s always W1lSO11 Homecommg clay at Russell s 'A' Norm Sl llllllll I7 grc ll Sl lllllll al Il u k Ihbse lhnxl I h lllllililll I'DII ll ls me Maur Puoro sngnul ullll llu ihu ago lla ns I IH! , . . . . in 1 1 C 7 I 77 . 1 ec - N . .. , . . M If I K . 4- , f o .' ,,, . , . :fx 4 c r ' -A Q . ,, . i L K L - 1. K cc ' - 77 '1 - ' , s . 1,1 , , . I - , . 0, 2, sl x ' ' ' 77 ,, 4 -. , N . . .. X , V . . ,, . . 1 ' ' LG , , 7 . . 7 v 0 - - 1 n L . . , . I . . fn-p ' . , Y ,. ,. . gn. 4 , H V I . 1- X -1 no - ru. A L .fa qv.,- gi ' , .' .': --'I.'-a '- a'. '- a ' . .ax ax. A-'s . -' . ' '.3 c .5 -5. if 1- Tl ! 1 at 1 1 .11 C Q? .1 ffm 1 4.1- When Norman Hart Gene Linkem and Harold Romain set out to find some togs it s a case of going throuvfh the biggest stock and that s exactly what this trio of Wilsoiu H1 Stylists d1d when the camera man popped up ano snap ped them in FOREMAN 86 CLARK S I ong Beach store 116 E Bro dway As they appear above left to r1ght Mr Art LeVa former C track star now a F 86 C salesman IS extolling the features of a 5 Foreman 66 Cla1k sport shoe to Norman Hart exponent of publlc speaking at xXIllSOl1 H Privett former student body president and now a F 8. C clothing salesm 1 does a bit of yelling in behalf of the smart double breasted full drape coat rhaf Gene TFIES on Extreme right Harold Romain Wilsoii H1 s H1 Stylist wea s the kind of F 86 C sport coat onlv S12 50 lT11I1Cl xou that gives him the title of High School Stylist NOT in the picture' There is something every F 86 C customer gets in 1 cool saving of Z5 to ,510 ard more because F 86 C save barrels of monev 111 rent alone fbemg upstairs For young men s styles qualitv fabrics and fine tailori ig you can t beat Foreman 66 Clark even bv paving S10 more elsewhere Trv it Iforeman 8: Clark IUJ l . , ,. . , X ' 7 D . . . . . . , ' ' ' l I6 llrondway. u :sl irs 7 , , . 11 . , ' - . , . , . , ,S ' 7 V . . . In the other group-Gene Linkem, popular yell leader, is listening as Willis . , . V . 2' , ' i ' - '7 as ' - va r - C , , ' , , , I ' f K . I 7 I . ,' 9 , l L' 7 - V - 1 1 1 , i ' , ' ' - ,. M-FH sif- Bc-lmont S4-a Food Grotto If you an wan! an grand dinns-r. 20 lo tha- iirollo i' g'Geel itls fun to come to :be Belmont Sea Food Grotto, for dinner. Ir gives me tbat feeling of living in luxuryf' exclaims Bob lVlc0wen, basketball star. I like to come liere toof' answers Joyce Brewer. I feel just like a queeng everyone is treated so rovally, and Mr. Statbis is sucb a gracious bostf' Yes, this is really tl'1e place to come for the grandext meal in tonfrzf' Horace Brightman, Wilsoiils basketball bero, is saying to Pete Statbis. I can certainly understand wby famous people come from all over tlie country to enjoy your Icnzpting rea-food dislvwf' Ethel Fiestner declares. Say Horace talking about famous people, do you know tliat Mr. Statliis bas entertained tbe Pbiladelpbia Atbletics, tbe Greek Qlympic Team and many otlier sport enthusiasts? Also girls, Clark Gable and jolin Barrymore liave been among bis guests, Bob relates knowing tliat tliis will deligbt tbeir feminine bearts. Everyone raves about liis delicious seaefoods. the tasty lobsters and crabs. and you will too, once you bave tried tbem. 190 0llllilN-Kl. lfl.0lllS'l' 546 East Fourth St. Corner Fourth and Atlantac vas:-A XD Specializing In Orchids and M stery Gardenlas Il KITS T0 STI IIENTS 7? .Q Sn sax CXCl1lIT1S Nlirxlxn 'Vltnclxe song leider is she co xulses our a gorgeous OI'Cl11d corsage Ir s xx oncltrtul Dtclx hut kl1dI'l t 1 cost 1 great detl' No said Dlclx Hollir foothill stir B ind B flower Shop corner of Fourth md Atlantlc 546 Ent Fourtn Street his 1 student rite and all tht fellows are QEFUIIQ Ilitll' cors1ges there Do they go after thqt rite They ln we ll lands of dellmtt Homer com tWI11'lIlOIlS Homrs to sult everx occqsron tverx errl tnt txtrx costurnt thrills Due Btrrx got ernor ot 1fT'l1I'S And thex hive tne most gorgeous Tl1fI8I'lIl,g, mx sterx mrcltn tor sages chuckles Rost lVl1r1e Trucano governor of XX elfqre is sht tnspl IX s 1 stunnmg one B int B hut 1 mon erful selectlon ot trtsh Houers orll tr intern 1 t tor 111 our socml 1fT11I'S comt from htrt II and IB If lou 4-r Shop 546 East Fourth Street Corner Fourth and Atlantic H :mms Ill . -O , N - ,x ., 3 . ,Je ,. 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