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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1949 volume:

llell: nnw, come on, can lilll lhl$ lpotl Gampcmile V 0 L U M E I Tll I BTEE N D C . I-mlker 2MB, 2!? - . . All-AI-erlcnn ,ao, ml, $2, ma, ,M, 938 . . . Moduli '37. ,M . . . . WALTER Dmmcx . . . Editor EARL EVANS . Makeup PHYLLIS DonToN . Business Managu: JOHN BEERKLE . . Linntypins ALLEN CHURCHILL . Advertising CLAYTON Pumas . . , Umtyping MARY RANDALL . Editing ROBERT SFONHIM Linotyping MARGARET WALKER Editing JOSEPH B. STIMSON . Photography RITA MULHOLLAND Editing STANLEY F. Hm. . . Engraving MARY MCCLANAHAN Editing RALPH L. GAENIER . . Engraving BEVERLY Looms . Editing T.V.Woon . Press Supervision SUZANNE Lama Layout MAXIMORRISON . Printing Adviser JACKIE THOMPSON Layout KATHERYN HARRISON . . Adviser I Ghdn BIa-iug. Betty GiEord. May Le- Fury. Alton Swift, Bob Gilim, Milton Cantor, Did Rana. Emmy Lou Edam, Mu Milkr, Gnaldim Chapman, Frances Crowley, Ruhl Robimm, Bola BEukBum, Herbert Rosmau. Jomn: Wall, Chu. Visick, Dorothy Well, Herbert Baker, Kenneth Paynz, 1m Wright, Richmd Vaill, Mug'- Gnlum. Harold Hmis, John Hooun, Dmi- Smidz, Funk Chziamum, Judy Anderson, Rny Mddvy. Priming: Mu: Carlson. Loui- Coupe. Dundd Kalb. Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach, California XXI? 4,? aursz'dJ rfgei - 7be WMk'kfmyz Lem! sing the Fnrjnnink light sung! Maln- l! pnppy! Ii'lmllulll Flight Sung W611 cheer for old Woodrowwjlson And her colors, red and gold. Onward to victory And her name to uphold. Fight with the spirit of Bruins; Raise her banner to the sky W811 keep on hghting, Ever fighting for Wilson High. WvO-O-DvR-O-W Wilson!!! Let9s dedicate the hook to the auditorium I Look, gang, Look at the new auditorium! 165 great to be in here after Eve years out side! All right, Leafs hit it now! Fifteen for the new auditorium fifteen Hgor it? Okay! Omen now! Lefs go! Leafs dedicate this Cam- panilc to the auditorium programs! Hit-it! Hit-it! Hit-it! I4 All together, whisper it, talk it, yell it!! I Three. for the Varsity football champions! Make 'em loud! Three for the Bee football champs! Three for Al Johnsonkthree for Coach Garmer b-i-g o-n-e-s Strike up the football Band! Ready Song Leaders! Boosters on the stage, Make it snappy! Make those pompous talk ,Sing the 5- ncw fight song, everybody! -A minute ovation for Mr. Furjanic! Student Body come up! Three for the Rose Bowl! . . . Rose Bowl!! Get it? Three . . . Now hit Wilsonia! ...Three for Hornecomingl'I'hree for Old Grads.. .Baby Bruins . . . We dedicate this book to the auditorium!! I present you, John, this new auditorium I On behalf of the Board of Education, John, I present you as president of the student body of Wood- row Wilson High School, this handsome new Auditorium. Thanks, Mr. Chace, I pledge you that the student body will carry forward a program worthy of this fine building . . . mm we will keep this Audi. torium humming. All right, gang, nine big ones for the Board of Education! Louder, lauded! Make them hear you !! LeES dedicate Campanile to all the fme programs held in here this year . . . Three for graduation!! three for the guard of honor!! Softly now, three low ones for the Christmas pageant, the Allelulias . . .Six for the Brother Rat fungus! Six for the Hit Parade! Nine big ones, gang, for the sound projector and the movies! Three for the World Club State Convention . . . Three for the new mike! Three b-i-g ones for the All American Campanile, La Fuente, and Gordon Wilsorfs cup! Now three long ones for the Stage Crew, the Costume Crew. Open up for me Football Band! Three big ones for a new Boyst Gym and some permanent bleachers on the Athletic Field! Three for repairing the Girls' Gym and the 61d Junior College building. Make ,em loud! Make ,em loud! Make ,em Loudll Three big ones for the Board of Education t6 7.. We dedlenle . . . Iva dedicate the na- andllorlnnl Isn't it Iavely lrnm lurk stage? We Have Seen His Star! CHRISTMAS PAGEAN'I' . . . A nalr nhatlc-rnl sky or mldnlgln blue . . . nhruudlng a arena at olhc-ronl lu-nulyx hazy through lllmy. nounnmur-uhuer veiling. A radiant nngn-l l-nulta luminoun rays upon llu- nloepln: qu-plu-rdn . . . A Sun- hl'l! cl trumprn pierce! llm night ll Elle hI-I-Illl nnuttlu prnnlalm IIIII lllrih . . . Th! l'hrlsl-vhlld Is Imrn Ioday In lh-lll- l'he-I. The nhopIn-nl- lollow lo nn- lowly manger where ery, Illa InoIIn-r, knet-ln lu glowing 1 qulllliy guardn-d IIBrenly by Jolepll- lrldeuenl halos I-rown llelwmlly I-llalrn. ieraphlm slag In exnlution. llynulll iymplmnlm III! the glorious night. and violln- Ilka a-ehunlad hows send arrows ul' triumphant melody rlulng to heaven. From vI-ln- ll harps, non. .old-n notes wan Hun prayer to the Almlxhly. npnleu-am. lights reveal myrlmi angunn. howling In I'llll'ltlnn before lulu. Lolty uorupllln tell at Ills hlrlh nu Illolulns llo-I 0- Ike l'l'lllll nlgln air. Spelllmund llm nud- lenee brealhm - Illant player: Wine men In purple r-lmn-t. present rlell slits . . . Angels slug Pelee on liar :- m o 9 h n a m n o h H m n u... n u d I a B .- t l 0 n o ' n 0 D. I n I u l I a n o .8 I. I m m P Say wnslfl I'lrolller Rut :- wow! Pouple mnbhed lln- nlmwa School spirit is the Driving Force for - SCHOOL SPIRIT, that intangible thing which bears the same relation to the life of a school as does patriotism to the life of a nation, is the driving force for achievement and success in all school activities, and is proportional to the feeling of unity and cooperation that exists in the student body. This unity of purpose is created in those places where the entire stu- dent body may get together to yell for the team, to sing their school songs, to gain inspiration from a Christmas pageant, to enjoy the opera er the school play, or to gather as a democratic body to consider their problems and initiate new activities e for the improvement of their school. These activities which have taleen place in out new auditorium are an appropriate theme for this annual, for here is the hub of student life where there is created that esprit a'e corps that morale which becomes a driving force in the life of our students. Therefore we dedicate this annuhi to the many activities which have taken place in our auditorium during rhe past year, for here we have seen not only the initiation but the culmination of those functions which are Woven into the life and eventually into the traditions of this student body. Here we have another of a long line of Campaniles, which will be rich in memories of the joys of high school days and will stand as a Etting tribute to the artistry, loyalty and long hours of work devoted to its making by the boys in the printing department, under the dilution of Mr. Mai: Morrison, and the 3:35 under the supervision of Miss Katheryn HarHeon. My congratulations to i all who have had a part in prociucing this 1939 edition of the l'CampanileRl HARRY J. MOORE, Principal Success in AlliWilson High School Activities 15 I Got your dale lor Hm nudllnrlum In nnrly. lt'n luqu-d nuw IIII v'IIIIiI I Mia: Noldt, Mn Mmgoid. Mr. Carlin. Center muidanw ame Lower: anman. Cleaver, Horton, Amy, Hampton, Balknu'nz, Olds, Newsomn, Dally, Band, Meade, Tgplin. Pinckaxd. Directors of Wilson ANDI'N. all sat, hank slugg- nlll II- lolllng l'I ho. In Inning II ! Ins! mlnule jitters 03minisfmfion 'I'Iu-au- Ilumc- Innkolw IEIIIII'II I'lt'il' II-nssi nilll Iim- IIIa-nln I Hum:- mnkmg Symunds Inlsen. Olmsn-d With Administrators Ijuxauzevmvwmwii I want Llauon. the Wind! Ind the mnvle vu-z-hm ul' llonII-n nlul Jnllol q .- mi ha a .. .m man I NEW AUUI'I'ORIUMiNEW fife and new spirit, unbound- ed enthusiasm, the mass and power of mob psychology have been brought together and organized with the com: pietion of Wilson7s newly reconstructed auditorium. Act- ing as a fountain head for Wilsunys interests, spirir bub- bled constantly and daily as 1850 students shouted pledges to put Wilson across. The auditorium has been used for all types of school activities which includes rallies, pro grams, plays, skits, movies, clubs, P.T.A. programs, Fag; New Auditorium HI Faculty. su-l iur ncllon lo keep 'Wllnnn in 1hr fun- ranks lSorinl Srudwian-Ikk, Han, Eggenhwgm. 13mm TurnhuU Library- Vojsard. Irrdcll, Musu- Brmhp Fur kt Dxiven Pun'eh, Langungchjuhnsou. Wm-L-uuod. Smu, Oxh-y; Ruhmmn, Ehnmnn Cnmnwvcinl -WnddeH. Blmkman. Nuucr. fhlcs. Nlnhcpmun Fraud: Human. cunts, concerts, and shows. After holding assemblies in the patio, bleachers and band-shell for six years through fog, mist, and the drone of airplanes, Wilson Welcomed the auditorium with many dedications. The building was formally dedicated and turned over to the student body by Burton Chase, president of the board of education, through John Eikelmah, governor of affairs, in an assembly in Octoher- It has been dedicated and re-dedicated through the entire year during each major event. It was reconstruct- Dedieated to Spirit, l' 9 ed at a cost of $125,000 and has a seating capanty of 1770 Experts and laymen alike agree on the superior quality of the accustic properties; an amplifying system, asbestos Ere curtain, and automatic ventilating and lighting win- dows over the stage which close in case of hre. were in- stalled; other features are a broadcast room, public address system, a guest reception room, nursek ofhce, emergency hrs: aid room, rearranged dressing. make-up and costume rooms, and a soundproof hand and orchestra mom. Youth, Drama, Music m' .mmlmr mun! . , ' R mldrvu d n mciny - x l- .nH IJu Mu-va m m'. ' Illnnrh- RIIFIIIPH- n I Math T Hanson. HA L thmann Hmdnu Wuudmml I VISUAL EDUCA'I'ION With the installation nf the new Bell and Howell 16 1mm sound pmjector and mercury coated screen, Wilson takes fore rank among the leading high schools of the country in introducing visual educa7 tion in the classmom and in extm-curricula activities. Since September 600 Elms have been shown on the Wilson cam- pus, about 50 in the auditorium and 550 in the classroom. all 400 font reels. Among these were films on commercial aviation, athletic events, national park pictures in color, Mt! Dmmn. linholm. Dunklu. .t - Sephomon' sttnryrtlngtiallrihfl ic- wlmult-rs .mnl lin-rnry llll'nII-H nro sum vlu Innlnrn . Nan. Ste Stcwm't, Maul anmrnLL juhnmu. hnnghctu. e nt Mor'm. Sricncc TL Shnlltlnhcrr -, hrkt Kl'yihe. Tmthhu Hansvn. Swumptl. French. thcox. ljxocsamlc. Coast Guard communications, William Tvlf, how to usc the library. Tbs Plainmmn, and dozens dealing directly with class problems. Many Elms were: shown in classrooms on projectors borrowed from the Board of Education. The Bell and Howell movie projector and screen belong to the student body and were bought by them for approxnnateiy $1000. The 13x18 foot mercury coated screen is the same as those used in theaters. This projector has brought to Wilson opportunities to use superior teaching techniqucst New Sound l'rojeq-tor Shows Pl'lainsxnan' 2h! ph-u m- p Far .m- nmu-rt , - , , Refushmem Cum do real thinh g 0n n Illnuqu-tl frulltn Int-Illly IIII'I'I'I sllnlt-Ills III llrllllnnl llrugrnnls I Auinurdkk Cannon L'lulke: iluyh Phy, FdWArrJn-z, szur. Johmcm Dang Dunkle Bummmlm Gm-uw. GM; Plly. Ed--Rvngan. Brrdzmlm Mumm. Alguu'm juhmtun. Indumml Am Hlumum Murrlsnu. Bovu, I FACULTY PROGRESSIVE -Modcrn training, modem ed- ucation, exploration, travel on a round-rhe-world scale. research for M. A. degrees in higlwr institutions through out the nation, brilliant lectures by national educators, avid search to fit students into changing world-tht'se are the media used by the faculty to bring to Wilson the best 111 educational practices. Speciflc examples of faculty ac tivlties include: Mr. Dunklt' was a member sent 011 a cruise by the Los Angeles Museum to further an interest in biology; Messrs. Furjanick, Broebamle and Turnbull are Edwards, active in research for degrees; reccntly Mr. Al Johnson and Mrs. PJguire completed work on their respective masters, theses; Mr. Ehmann is translating a criticism of Aristotle's pastics from the German for a thesis. Wandau lust found expression in travel as an inspirational cultural asset to many instructors. In recent years Misses Black- man, Franck, Oxley, Stuempel, Mesdames Kryrhe and Hiles havc-reveled in travel abroad, Miss Biackwood takes her annual tour of Europe while Miss Reagan studied at the Wigxnan School of Dance in Dresden, Germany. Ilesoarl'h. Fureign Travel Illspil'0 Faueulty 2:19 I ulll-m-u. vlaum-n. Inn- . Hu'nuglw hm. llJll'M iutuw mm ul-m m zhu Mm 41.15 In xl 1mm 1: l nl 'nu wk, .1 in x mlv v Pawn ul' vao mm at work in lh . .md m M m m ., law. 11mm J mu m. 5mm. m mm Mum mm m m n-M-duh mum at buulx Nu wumx 4,Idmp m mm new mmhud of dimunau lliulugy. Illalurp. Imlnny. t-rnlls. wmnlslmp JII-ru'pd our ranm- - Spun me incl i 5m gv . . I.: 1m g'numm ms: hmorw n writ. Sum:- uF mat p . mp rum: aw hum um- nmn x .5 lmplormg Wm. each cra oblem . . Pmud Mlblncl makrra puliih lhuir wurlc hy Pu , 2? shall II In- Iluu-n. a Spunlnh rum -1-. n p: III in Inn. er a sting? I Play La htamu on the Vumr iiy sumo 1'me .mm . . , Tine nm-Ilcuuully clm- study lbmn dhaum, tha Doll's l'inusef' in advanml English. x'Dbjeuiun sustained, mk-s Judgr Makrpmn- as Law .uudmm plmd cases. Charmmg lumesu-s m funds min 1.15!- mmutr look at rhmr lovely :abh- The altos mun sofziy, says dlrrrtur m 6125- tlass lhIII-rln th Illllll'iil' .Inc I-ruw uwnr In lu'ulll W ; Iiemmsratic Leaders l 80mm 01: Gow; r:uR5---In the capable hands of the hoard of governors lay Mlprenw responsihl iry fur managmx-nt of student lmdy :IHJIFS. Many of the pruHcms which zlmsc were tests of the panrnce :md abliity of mature executives. but these clenr-hendcd planners always met the challenge. During :1 series of meetmgs with other Buy Lcague nfhcials, such matters as the reguhltiun nf bleacher conduct and Elm management of ticket 5:119. drives and publications were discussed. Among othvr concerns of the Board were I'llt' student hudv hudi get, checking of eligibility and passing on awards of 300 candidates for honors in athletics, music, and other activities, and an investigation of library book lossr e-s. The Poly-Wilson foothan titanic which was moved to the Rose Bowl brought with it the diffxcult task of steadying a jittery student body. At the cud of the semester 3 dinner was sponsored for 300 lettermcn. This meeting In by. lur. Ind ul the nludent butly. Wlm wlll Inn flrul? I Guvhnmmks From MW: Paucrsun. flwmpson. Hayleu Shund ruwr Culyumz Mr. Cachll. l mlman. Dednrk, w 213 I S'IUDl-N'I' C01 INCH: ?Thr Siudcnt Cauncil 15 composed of leads-rs frum 1m- pnrmm gi'mxps 0f curricular activity who formulate :1 pmgrnm of democratic expression on the campus. It is thc voice of the student body on important matr ters of school government, clubs, a55embfies and activities. The Council issues a statement of budgets and finances for the forthcoming year and arranges for various campalgns and drives. The traditional alumni booth for Home Comh ing visitors in the patio, the Campus Clean-Up Drive, the Lost Book Drivs. Were .sevcral campaigns which the Council promoted with force and initiative. I'm-Nl by vllp umrinln FIrI-mon 9mm 1mm Thrlnmh Ilrllls Fonnrn Firemen 231., I STUMNI Comm n thm row: Mann. Slmnley, szr. Forsander. Tcwksbury, ngls, Young. Mrh Culm, Sttond row: Cloud, Branham. Wtulkvr. MrCIamham Anderson. Farnswunh Sratwn, Pu-rcp. pmyna Pres Pilrhard. Cloud; V. Prgsq Young. Scott; Set. Shanley. Fursandpr. Spunsor, Mr. Carl , ICoMMIssruhEm From mw: Mchnna. Shnnlzy. Mr Catlin. Capt. Eastwood, Capl. Kmman, Am. Fire Chief Kmdnr. Hilliard. Claud. MeOwen. Sntond MW: Flaren. Bh Walk erklr. Sranlan. Ph Wells. D. Walk Knox. Ler. Weise. Deedsh Ward, Wondruff. Adams Thxrd row: Dixum Mann. Raynolds. Cantor, Colyear. Prlvett, Pierre Fourth row: Hayter. Fasten. Graham. Frxzell, Clark. Hillinger, Millerh Htad Cammu Cloud; Capmius, Evans. Hilliard: Lmus ; Mxllrr, Mann. Dlxun: Gwls' Head. Hull: Lima. Ward, ShnnIev; Sponsor. Mr. Carlin. - GIRLS, LEAGUE iVibram. eager these words symbo- lize Wilson's great moving, puking, driving pageant 0; girls as they move forward in fine coordinatmg rhythm, drive onward to high ideals, and furnish the spark in tht' distinctive splrit which is Woodrow Wifsotfs. Every ac tivity, interest, mood, appeal of giris finds its solution through their committees. The executive board Ranked by the advisory board guides and directs the high ideals of womanhood, to further happiness, friendliness and dem- ocracy nmnng the girls. Numerous trips have been made hy members of the hoard this year, most noteworthy was the Phoenix Arizona trip made by Barbara Hull, Betty Tay- lor, and Miss Nolds to attend the Girls1 League Convew tion. Among the varied activities were two Girls: League Conventions, two district conventions, assemblies featur- ing Prudence Penny, cooking expert, and Reno, hair style designer, Big and Little Sister parties. Thanksgiving Bast ket Drive; party for the Mexican children, and drives for toys and blankets. The advisory board parties delight members and sponsors. l'ulsing Pageant of Girls Sets Key . . . WV! will! Maid Ilw lilrlu' Imagur. nml all Ilntm wvrw rll-an-rl lor IIt-Illm: I Gm.s' Lemur; Echu-nvg BOARn- Narly, Reed. Miss Nelda. Copeland. Hull v! :1 I Auwsum Bonxthrr-nr ruw; MISS Nqus. Roarh Hayinm Farsnndsr, Ncnly, Copeland Taylor, Reed. Hull Second mw: 'I'L-wksbury. Lynda. Legg, Richards. Baldwin. Coaum Bcwer, Leo Thind mw: Sum. Lane, Fislwr. Harvey. GaddarcL Gsrssnen Wyan, Ludwnrk. Magvll, HaEl Fourth mWI GICSSMI, Gagr. Halverson. OrFord, Reid, Lord. Kovarevkh. Andreasen, Thompson, Slmsrer, 17:95., Hull: V, PTES. Cnpeland; Tn-nsd Reed; Rep Sef ,Tny1or;CoI'. Sou Nerly: Spnnsor. Mm ands, I G L CAmNE-riilim Sem. Frmn low: Wmsr, Gnodrum, Shut, Meehan, Schwab, Beavia, Cable. Sup m, Knox, Robinson. MLCnIlnn. Woodruff. Lynda. Second row: Jones. Sites, Moore. Rogers, Dmmn, Hart. Winter, Feistncr, Stanton, Guddard. Lewis Thirci mw: Wyam Sprague, Webb, Chapman, Fourth raw: Beaman, Gage. Goatke. Grrer. Bean. Wells, Wagnac, MarRze. Jones, Schrik. Dudlcyh IG. L, CAnrNE-zgSecnnd SemiFrom row: Irvine, Garcia, Palmer, Hansen, Darnell, Roach. Hunr Fliry, Anderson, Mxtrhell, Hansun, Lyndr, Tewkshury, Mm Nulds, Goudrum Second row: Krieger, Goudman, Yamaguchi, deab, Williams, Junta, Croful, Phase, Jennings, Moore. Jones, Knox. Third mw: Hart, WhitnuyV Hartnmnn, HRIIUIS, Lure, Reed, vim Wedelstaedr. L-rgmn, Garren, Weller. Walker, Winter, Fourth row: Jampblslcy, Redner, Arnold. Gage, Caih, Parker, Reid, Goddard, Huoten, W'hlmey, Winttr, BnggsJ Rice. Pros , Irvim, Guudrum; Sor. Ciu- , WaodrulT, ers: Sec , Lynn, Knox: Spnnsur, Mus Nulds. :ll'v l'. T. .I. is III in irunl In Ihc-lr HIIIIIMII'I fur a uronlor W'Ilsun I P T A FIIIIIL V'uw' LHWS'VW Judge. DI VrIm. Munhmvs Puplmm. Hmkrrt. YmIIIxI Orahuod. Mr Ehmhmn. MI-nhamm FIIrksI-n, limo , dml' Mm. HIIH Mn. f nwmma Second I-ow: Sramm. Mesdnnm KHVJIII.IIIanII SIIJIII. Pm Andumn MillicIII VIM II MI. H.IIdII- Thilll rnw; IIUIJI ,EiwlI-mk MndIme Inw-r ALLiIm-n. TIJWIH Gill:i17;? Mmirs IV'InnIp.I1vnlmm SIIIIIII ImnIlI rnw: Tmnbull Mr Mama PnIII-Imn Carlm Mm Nulds HImInn thguld Mn C 'Incr PIm-Ia - P. T. A. A step IIIImd of our trailing youth :11 ?ducanonal movements, thr Woodrow Wilson Parent Teachers, Associatimyheaded by a group of modern eHiciem executives under their president, Mrs. Virgil Orahond, completed an outstanding uplifting program bringing a close-r rv:?ationship between parents, tenchens, community and nation with the theme of the year Purpmeful GIowth: the I'bild'x right; the ad'ult's rcrponribih'ry. Mrs, Jay Cowman, program chalrr mam stresscd the share each individual has in this purposeful character budding. This year mIzmbE-rs have siudied 50031 and hygenlc p'oblems. experiments and solutions under the leading educators available on th? PaciEc coast whlch exA plains in part why Woodmw Wilson holds the distinguished record of the largest membership in the First District. With such P. T.A. leadership and the hearty m-operacion of our Principal, Mr. Harry J. Moore, and his staff we havr- given proof to the old adage Wn union there is strength. The attendance at our varied events shows fme interest and growth. l'urposeful Growth Is P.T.A. lianner . M12 clam .13- l SENIOR ACTWI'I'stu Planning for commencement exercises E5 the major pro- ject of enthusiastic seniors. Before an audience of 5000 in the Municipal Audi- torium, the biggest class in the history of Wilson, more than 525 students, shared in the great event of 339, their high school graduation. With the nriginal Vesper service as a fanfare for graduation, the passing of the candle of learning to the Junior Class was given much pomp and solemnity. lnformaHy the seniors plan their class day and Ditch Day. Senior breakfast, tour of the campus, and class assembly are events of. class day. The class will, prophecy, and gift to the school highlight the assembly. Committees were appointed to carry out these activities, The seniors have given the school leaders in league champions, govern- ors, public speaking, drama, music, publications, and art I SENIon OFFIch Front row: ENM, Wells. Mr. Mame. Bark row: Mrs. Marrh, Mann. Young. Adams. I February DfEceneMr. Hermes. SWift, Damskey. Kelly 01: Eve of Graduation FEIIII FIRT IEIIAIIFATES SIDNEY PHILIPS ALHRIGHT cunm Vlcr-prcs 55.41.; Cuunctl; Svhornlihlp; c. Track '37; LPtlennnu; Grrman. PHILIP ARTHUR ALLEN COHCKP V Fantlml! '33, Buy Inga Champ; Bays, Glee: Handball Champ; lnlm-nmral '37; J.V Feuthnll Capt '37; Malh LINA QRMSTRONG Collrze l i Lm Caballeros; Swnnmmg; Cabin; Art: .LW.WK; Tennis; French I AX il ASRURY CUHPRE SHQ R.;H1-Y. MARY EUGFNIA BAUIETT Cnllege Dnmter: VICC-erS SLB; SPQ R P- ,; Cog- nusclan; GI, Rep; Gilli. Give '17, '3R; G A A; Snph. Tennis Mgm SL Cumm,; CuunnL FLSPFTH PIELEN BEAVER Canons Girls! Glee; HI ROJoro; HrTn; Bug SIEEEI; I-Viosra. MARTHA MARGUERITH BERRY Collrgz Sealbmrcr; El ROJUYO: Sec World; Girls' Glu '38: Cngnoscian; Scholarship; G. Rep : Team Ll'adm'; FIESGI; 4 6,1. Cumnm 'I'ransfu: Smufu, Wnahinglon EDWARD BERNARD BESBECK Commercial Growlur; Fiesta 36. '38: Vm-ury fTrz-w ,38; Rx'rimg; Cnstume Crew: Chrntmas Pageant. Merrhams' Day: Tennis, ROGER CONLEY HLINN Cnllege Sec Cugnusrlans; Mgr. v Bdsrball 38; filry; Navigation: Electron Circle: El Rojoro. FRANCES ELIZABETH BOYTON Cuuege r .m, G.L. Rm; Umform Hoard; German; World; Swimming; Tennis; Cngnuacian; 4 G. L, Cumm.; G.A A IRENE ERATN Cullege Stare; GI... Rep; Girk Glee. CAROLINE A. BRAMAN Hume Emnumk 81g Sister; Tunms; Art; Bruinrtte: Girls' Glu- '56, '37, :8; Stare; Fiesm MYRA MARELLE BRANNEN Callcze Gnls' 61M 151.; 37, 'm; El Rojm-o; Fronrh Guild; Cugnnsuian; L03 Cnlanlkrus; Larm; Srimlarship; 2 G.L Comm; Chxxslmas Pagr rant: Student Muswaf Comm, PATRICIA Y. HRENNEMAN Communal jEANNE LA SALLB BROWN College Navy ju ; Swammmg; Tcnnls; Brumulr: TransFer: Vanni. Hsgh, am; pm em jOHN MORRISON BROWN Cullege Mntion Picture; Usher; Big nI-otlu-r; Orch 536-, Fiesta: Growler; Intramural Sufzball Champ $8. MILTON LESTER BROWN College Tums. Laws: Sladc Ruin; Nawgauon: 92mins; Big Brother; 5mm WILLIAM JAMES BRUNTON JR. Generat Swimming '37, '38; Swimming Club; Letter- man; Big Brother; Crawler. GEORGE E. BURGI? Cullege Big Brother: Fiesta 36. '38; Trnrk 37; E! Rujom; Growler. ROSAMOND JOSHPI UNE BURKE Commercial G L. Comm: G A A.: W Club; Schularslnp; Big Sisrer: Frura: Squad Lcndvr: Eminent; Phumgmphy; Smre. LAURA ANN BURHIS Commercial G,A.A.: Soph. Mgr.; Pres. W Club; Majnr W; Rm Sister; Tum Leader; Adv, Ed, v31 MARY ELLEN CAMERON Cullcgc Srholnrship, Sealbearn; Vitr-prcs. Cngnuscian; GAA: HR. Rep; 5:. R Cnmm.: Guard of Hnnm . Umiorm Hoard; Big Sister; Hmim-rlr WILLIANI RAY CARON COHCgE Tnuk. Bay Leann? Champ WS; 8 TIMI: '37; V Track '38: 0rd: 16, 37. '38: Ram: OI'cII.: Hg Brntlm: Huys' Glee. Leltermnn, WINIECKF CARPENTER Cnllcpu me prcs Riflr: HLY; Shdr Rule: Sr, Comm ; Brg Bmllner RUTH K CARTWRTGHT Homr Emmmmc Squad Lmder; Team Leader. EDITH ANN CHAPMAN Coilcge Buualer: G.L. Rep: Sclmlarship; Big Sisln Fu-sm '55, '53; Swlmnung: 2 GJ. Cumin: Calf; Cugnmcinn. WARD CLAYPOOI, Cullcgc 50 1 Champ; C Trm'k 336; B Track 137; v Tmrk '33; B Football 17; Hand 36. :35; Navagation; lurcrman; Mada, R'OBFRT MARTIN COCHRAN Cutlege F-ig Brmhnr; Growler; Intrarmural Softball Chump; LLOYD STUART COLSON Cummerdnl Buys Glue '37, 33: Cpran-a ; Guwlcl: Big mother. BOB CONNELL Collrgc Capl. V Cn-w 37. '33, V. Fumball '37 38k Set rlrens. Crz-w; Letterman; SL Comm. 5 , man: Fiesta Bearer. RUSSELL F. CONNER Commerrm n anrlmll '37: Mgr. B Football 38; C Track '36: B mek '38; Intramural Spurts; Gmwlvr; me; Ivvlrcrumll; Big Brmhn. IA COULTRUP Home Econnmh G,A.A.; Spm-dhnll; Capt Basketball DORIS ARLENF. CRABTREF Commercial Cmnmen'ial Srhnlnrship: Cagnmdan GV L Rep; Brumme; Srlaularshsp; Store: Sr. Comm: 1am Damnr; Transfrr: PDIV Hugh, calm Schuiarship; G.A.A. MARION EDITH GRAIN Cuurgc Squad Leader: 3 G.L Comm , Sm ; Tennis; Leader; Big 515m; lirumeun, LAWRENCE EMMETT CREEDEN Cellegc V Crnw 36. 37, 38; City Crew Champ; V Football 3?; Crew Club; Fiesta; Lemnmn Gmwler; Imrarmural SaFthaIl Champ; Rufln; Big Brothen BETTY ANN CROSS FrrNurslng Scholarship; Cngnusrinn; S.PQ.R.; P.T.A Reps, wamming; Ouung: Tcnms: ng Smnr; Brnfncmu ETHYL MAUDE CULPEPPER PIe-Nurslnu Tmnsfl'r: Hnnuhllu, Laun. PHILIP DAMRDN Ccllegc - Navigntmn; HirY; Treas. Cngnus stn Announcer; Sr. Comm. CHARLES DOLCH Gmu-ral KEITH R7 DAMSKEY College St Pram; Gold W; B So. Cal. Champ :36; Demus; Set. Clrguman; Flrunan; Sec. Usher: :1 E?otball '38: Letterman; Transfer: Berkrley, ,a l . GRACE ESTHER DAVIS College Juventus; Store; me Glee 37, '13; mum. mas Pageant: Transfer: Aberdeen. Suuth Dakota; Gul Smut; Gwl Resctvr. ANNA DOUGLAS Cnmmnmni Cngnuscmn; m 5.5m. JEtB ROBERT JOHN FNGEL Commerriai C Cnnsr Ledxnr Champ '37; R Trm'k '38; Crass Counlry 358: B Football 37: Letrrrmnn: Inkr ilingtr; Hawmfn-r EARL RAYMOND EVANS JR. Commprrml Letterman; V Crow; Prrss; Campanile W, 3v: Loud Speaker; La Fuenro; Big Biothcr; V Crew '17, us; v lawman m USU? DOUGLASS FINLAYSON Commrrrml Fits : '36, 38; Smac Crew. HLYNOR LYANE FORSTER Collcgc Scnlbum'tr; Scriptar: French Plays; WJurld; Guard uF Honor; Big Sister; PT,A. Ran; Navy 1L; Friendship Comm; Transfer: ler mo, v.1 ALICE ELIZAHFTH FRANCIS College Girly Glcc 17; GA A: Spanish; By, Sismr; World; 2 G.I,. Cnmm. jOY FREEMAN Cnmmmtinl Makeup Costume; Playu tors; Fiesm: Transv fer: jnrdem, G.A.A,; Hi3 i: Bug Sistm; Ush- ermv; Rowing: Swimmmg HAROLD GRANT GALLAGHER Cnmmurcinl Growler; C Track ,37; B Track 38: Stuff: Len rerman: Fiesta: Turraimlu'nt Trnrk, Football, Handball, Basketball; Big Brother. MARJORIE ANNE GIBBONS Cummcrrinl Hi-Tri: Spring Dance ; Phycmhct. WILLIAM MARTIN GLASER Cullrxe Sn Caf, Golf Champ :38: Coast League Golf Champ '37; Letterman; Big Brurhor; Math; Nmmon; Chrimms PagI-zlnt JOSEPH L. GOODW'IN Cumnu-rrml liA'I'TY MARY GRAY IammE-ruinl Bruineue: G A A.; Store; Tennis: Big Sislrr. MATTY LUCRFTIA GRAY Communal Bug Snsm; Tennis; G.A.A.; Store: Bruineue'. Fiesta. FRED CHARLES GREENIG Indusuml Stage Crew; Chief Carpumcr, Chief Welder Aviation. JACK GROVE Cnllpgr V Crew W6, 37, '38; V Crew Club: erY; Imra-mural Softball Champ 38', Growltr; TJGwI; Fiesta; Big Brother; 81 Comm. BETTY ANN GRUBB College SmIbearer; GL Rvp; Guard of HunurL Oxnh. :5, ,37; World; Cagnmrinn; erstn; PTA. 9p. MILDRED LOUISE HALLFTT Commercial Demus; 5:. comm; G.L comm; Rep; PT A. Rrp; Big Sism BERNADETTE ANN HALLORAN CuiIcgc CED; Big Sister: World; Sr. Cnmm. jOE FRANCIS HANNAN Cqu-g: Math; Navigation; Hi-Y. RUTH LEILA HARVEY Genclal wamming; Bruincnc; Big Sm , DONALD EDWARD HEDSTROM Callcge JCWrIled W: Senllzenter; Pres. ScImInnhxp; Chem. Team 38; Hcad Usher; Winner KL wnnis Cup: Puiyrwilmn Din; Firmhan; Counril; Grad Speaker; Pm. Bonk Discus sion. JEANNE RUTH HE PS Canoge Bu: Sister; G Cabin: Swammmg; Outing: Cagnosrinns; Camus; G A A ; Gids Glee; Brumeue, .10 JACK WARRl-N HOGAN Comic Stamp, Navigation. 31mg A, HOLCOMB Coilegt CW crub; Crow '53; Glnwlrl; Lvllrlmm; Store; mg Hrozhrr; Urch. us ETHEI. JOYCE HOOPHR Callegr Bmwur; Scc. Cugnuscia - Cabinet; P.T.A. Rm; Worid Fllcndshlp Comm, WILLARD GEORGE HOPKINS Gemrn! Gmwlcr: Hash; mg 3mm: WILLIAM NANNY HOUCK College B Fumbnll '30V '37, '33, Su. Cal Champ; Buy Ll'nguc Champ '38; Virrrprpsq Pu-s. Drums; Eirgunidn; Mama; Press; Piraman; memm; wcsm I-I'l'l ZEL RAE INGRAM Home Emnumic JULIA KATHI EN IRVING Collrgc Tlmpian; ognusrian; lil Rojmn; Girli' Glen 37, '38; Sclwlarship- GL. Rep; Grllduatmn Sula; On th: Stniu; Christmas Pageant; Electron CmIc JUDY IEWISLL cums. G L. Rep; mud. Guile? Plays; 5.1.. Comm.; PTA, Rep, DOROTHY HARRIET JONES Commercial GAA; Big Sister; Bruinerru; Curls' Glee. ELLEN JIVENI': JONES Music St. Orth '38: Guard uF Honor; CL; RTA, Ran; Jr, Orrh. '37; Squad Lead? , Lalam: n; G.A,A.; Termia; 3mm GEORGE TANIOTSU KAWIASAKI Cnnrga B Fchball '37, '38. Cu Cam, '38; B Trnn'k '38, Gs-owlrr; Letterman; Japanuc; Intra- mnml Hairball Champ: 1ng Hnutlwr; 5n Comm ; Bay Lemme Champ. JANE L KELLY Colltgc Sung Loader: Sec. Sn Clan; Ad; Gnls' Glre: Flrsm: Trnnchl': Poly High CuIiF., Sr. Girls' Glcr; G.A.A. PAUL STUART KEMNER Cullugr B Swimming '37, '38-, Sm: Swnummg Club; Pres. Ili-Y; Growler; Lencrman, Slide Rule: 5!. Comm: Bug BrutllEE. LEONARD JAMES KEYSER College liconnmiu; JV Baseball '36; B Fourhntl '38; Big Brolhar. CHARLES JOHN KOON Culley- .' ' 'rian '37. 38. '39; Pres, Stage Crgw; a ka Chump 136; Stage Mgr. '37, '18; Orchx. 5 Track '37; Gmunn, El HURT MAURICE KRONICK Culfcgc Chr Vcsprr Comm; Fiesta: Bug Brullmr: Slide Rule; Growler; Tennis CHAUNCEY HERBERT KRLJEGER Cuilcge Mgr. V Baseball '36; JV Bmeball '57; V Cruw 17; Swimnung club; mmmm; v Swunmmg '33 JEAN FRANCES LA MAR Cullegr Srholarship Lamp; Vicu-pres Scholalshlp: Seed Trens, Sgt rAl'ms Buusms; Tnn-r-rlass Drbam Finalm: Exam. Finalin: Winner Ad Club Spenkln Sthulmship; Adv. Bd,Cannri1; Glad Spmker; Psyclmlnxy FLSIE MAXINE LANG Comnm'cinl Team Leader: Squad Leader. HOWARD C LAUGHEAD Cummtrclnl Band 36,3133; Orch '37; Band OHiu-r '30; Ambassador; Christina: Pageant. JEANNE KATHRYN LEROY Collage Baoscur; Adv Bd.'. Vice-pl'es., Sec GIN, Guard of Honm'; G.L,. Rep; El Rujnm;Wm'ld; Big Susnvr; Sr. Cumm.; Eminerte 37,, VIRGINIA LEVEHS Mumf G.L. Rnp; Big Sum; Erumeue; Inu'a-mural Buubn Champ; Squad Lead . Tennis; G.A. A; Girlf Glre '36; Leader. BILL LEWIS Cnllcge V Fuorball 38; Tmnsfm: GImdnle Huuver High, Callf.; V Funtball; V Basketball; Chem Lab. Asst CHARLES E, LISHMAN Cnllege B Fnutlmll 36-, Big Bruthez: Growler; Rowing '38: Lauerman; Rowing Club: Sec. Chorus; HI-Y; Fiasm; Inna-mural anlhnn, ORAN STUART LOWERY Cotlrge l.gtterman: B Football :36, W7; Navigation; Inuarmuml SoftbalI Champ; Blg Broth ; Slide Rule. FIUGFI MAJOR Cummerunr Spanish Orchestra '36. 38. MILDRED ETHEL MrMAHIAN General Team Leader; Squad Leader; G L, Rep; GA A; Fiesta; 2 G.L Cnmm : Tennis; Bruinelte. EVELYN VIRGINIA MINOR Communal lnua-mulal Emban Champ; Cap! 35; Swim- ming Tennis; Team Leader; Squad Leader; w Club; Big Sistzr; 5.. Cumin: Champ 15.15er- ball 37. DORRIS MOOMAW' Cummurcial Big Sister; GII'IS! Gicr '36; G.L. Comm; Squad Lnader; Hrulnrur; Flestm 35. '35. ALBERT BARNES MORGAN College Band ,35, '57; German; Hi-Y; Scholarship; Rifle; Math, BILLIE EARLE MORRISON Commercial pm HirTri; C,L.W.W.; Cabin; Big Sister; P T.A. Hen: Ccunnl; Adv, Ed. WILLIAM HAROLD NEILUND Caiiegc Hun German; Navigation; Slide Rule; Big Bmlhu; Fiesta; Grnwler; Band '36; Lab. Assn CARI. OHLFRT Cummztcial Transfer: Genesu H1gh, Illinois, Basketball 15, 36. ARTHUR ORR Coliege Mum; Navigaliun; Hm; 13.3 Brother; shde Ruiz; El Rujom. FAITH D. PAGE College G.A.A.; C.L.W.W.; 05:! Comm; Sec. H,R,; mg sum. RICHARD EARL PAYNE Cullegr Hum; El Rajnm, OLIVE ELIZABETH PEEK Commercial Intramural Baseball Champ: Brulnme; Squad Leader; swimming; 6AA; Store ELLIOTT L PERKINS College Snph Tennis Champ :36; B Fumball 37; Cross Country 38; PA Ann. '38; Letterman; Tennis; E1 Rojum. ROBERT WALTER PILCHARD College Tuiriml Schnfanhip; Pres. Sn 3., Pres. Coun- cil; 13 So, Cal swimmmg Champ '37, '33; Cu-Capt. 37; Cirgunian; Ad; Capt, Fircman: Clar. Sr. Cnmm; Big Ermhrr; Lelrrlmanr RUSSELL HOUSTON RHOADI'LS College Lions Scholarship; Trans. Scholnnhlp; Prcs. Cognnscinn; Elmmn Circle; El leum; 5r. Comm.: jr. Sr. Prom Comm, WELMA RUTH RIDDELL Culltge Gold W; Sealbeaur; Lamp; Bmsu-r; Majar w; pm. Cngnmcian; G.L. Rm, Uniform ECL: P.T.A sec. LESLIE ROBERTSON Commercial B Football us; B 1'er 36: v Fmbau '37, 33. u 38 VIRGII. CAMPBELL ROBINSON jr, Clxnegc Orch 56, 37; Ambassador; H Ihskrrball 36: C Turk .36; Big Brmller; Lil Rujuru OLIVE ELIZABETH RODGERS CuHcgE Adv Bdk Bmmi'r, Sdsuhulup; Coguam n: hunch Gmld Pfayg; Wurld, Ijll-chun Circle; G.A.A.; 6 GL. Cumm. JACK ROGER .RNS Collrgr V Tenn 58; hrs. Tennis; S.P.Q.R.; HtrY; lmrrmmx: mchr: Santa Barbarm HEVY. T N.T.: Lnnn, TYLER ERSKINH SHL-Pl iERDSON Collrgr Lab Asmram. ICHiNNY CLAUDE SIMMONS Industrial JV Football '36 fn-w Club .cttermau; Thur 1mm; 2 Onl'rm'l Phys; ' '4 With Spotter clva ; I'mys' Glee '36, '37, 38; A Modern Thanksgiving ; Cleopatra ; Christmas Pagr eanl. FAITH LALHEENH SMITH College CLL. Rep; RTA. Rep.; Ccsmmc; Fumdshlp; Big Sister: Bruimtre, JANE ANNE SMITH CUHORP Astumc; CI..W.W,; Guard of Hunur; Sn Cumin; Sqmd Leader; Team Luader; FIESIJ; Publxnry; Transfer: San Bernadino, Calif. VERNICF. STAPLES Cmnmrrcinl IiilTn; Juvenlusg Story. WILLIAM ALLEN STFFGFR Collrgr V FnolhuH 37: Handball 37, '38 KATHI ' N STONE College 0mm; Bmmoue; H! anom; Squad Lead- rr; itsm; Tmmfrr: Glendale. Cnlw ., Glu- '55: Chu'smms Play: Llniiurnx Bd; Tum Leader, ALTON RAY SWIFT College B Football '37;C1mmp Hi; C Trail: '16, '37; 13 Track '38; IE ISI-ondjump Champ 38: VIC?- rres. 5.x; Hmrd Blandjump '37; Cuulwil; Cu-gunmu: Chr. Sr. Comm. AUDREY MAY TAYLOR Geno I SqUad Undrr: Brumeue: Costume: Hi-Tru Flench; Fivsm 36 '38: Drama, KATHRYN MAY THOMAS commumaw Huuszvl; um 5.5m; c L, Rep ; Guard ut' Hm m; CLWW; Squad Leader, Hem. 35, '38: 2 CLL. Comm VIRGINIA MALJRINE THOMAS College Buosur; Guard or' Hunur; Sr. Cumm.; Big snm; G.L. R211; Cosmmc, C. WW 4 G.L Cumin; Squad Leader; Emmet . JOEE RICHARD THOMPSON College 1: Rowing '37, 38; Stare; Sm Mm. Foutbau MARY NIARIE UEIfLING College Oxy Scholnnhip: Srhofm'shlp Lamp; Pres. W Ululn G,A,A,; Tennis; Lendrr; Emmet; Span- Ish: AdV. BcL: Hoaress; me: Valedxrrurmam PATRICIA UPSON canm Transfpr: Central High. 5: Juseplx, MissuurL DORIS MAE VEDDER H u Economics Tennis: Camus; Big Sister; Br um; Team Lender; Squad Lmdcr; Fiesta. W SCOTT WARTENBIERG Cullege B Fautbnll 36: Swimming 37; Fiesta 36, '33: Nnvnganon; Swimming Club; Slide Rule ROBERT j WATSON Communal Capt lnnm-munal ankctbn ; P.T.A. Rep; U. S. Manna Air Corps: Wilson Boxmg Champ 37; Fu-szn; Faurhafi '36 WHLLIAM PL WEST CaHCEe Thespidn: on the sway ; Spring Dame ; Wmncl meann Trophy; Pres. Book Disrus- 5km; Srripter; Usher; 1.. Spmker; Schularr ship: Sl'. Comm. Feb. Scm'nn cuntinued button: of m-xt page. 39b JliNE GRABUATES liliRBERT ELDER ADAMS CDHEED Bay League Champs ,33; B anball 36, 37; C Track '37-, F. Track 73, 39; Pm Demos; Ad Club; Cirgunian; Sechl-zas. Snph, Class; pm Jumar CL-m; Ser-Trras, 5r, Clan; Lev tnm.m. JOHN DEERING ADAMSON CaHeg: 5v Iarship; Spanish; Chen: RCCYQHUUYI', Ger- man; Elrctrun Circle. jAMES H ADY Cullcge Crawlers: Bani! !57. ,535; THE narons '37. ROBERT AGUJLAR Aviatiun Baseball Champs ,38; B Fumbdll '17; B Bax- kethall '37; V Baseball '37, ,33; Letterman, Aviation. PATRICIA JUNE AHRENS Hume Eranomlu UniFurm Board; Big Sistrr; Guard of Hcmor; Juvrnms; 6AA. ROBERT SHANNON ALBERTSDN Cnlluge B Crew ,38, 39; Buys' Glee; Easemll MEL; Lennman; Latin. BETTY LOU ALGER College Scripter; Wurld Club; C.L.W W.; Girl? G122; Pegasus; Viwprus. Fuznm; Thanksgiving Cnmm.; ,abine: Rep; PTA. Rep: GALA; Creanve Writmg. GRADY ALLEN College B Rnwlng '38; V Rnwing '39; Tranfer: Safr ford,Ariz.; panish GARELDINE MARJORIE ANDERSON Culltgc G.A.A.; Program Comm: Ficsm: Fashiun Shaw '57; Team Lender; French; Big Sister; Scholarship; Usherctrc; Iirumerte, FLORENCE OLIVIA ANDERSON Art Christmas Pageant: His Sister. WESTON H. AMENT Commertldl An V Fuorbnll '37; German; Stngc Crew; Swinr ming '36; Admission! Comm.; Transfer: Ingle- wuud; lesrling '36 Champ. jUDY jEAN ANDERSON Collrge P.T.A. Reps, Uniform Board; DemOS: VIE?- prPs. Ad; Team Leader; Big Siam; Thanks- giving Basket; Bruinnu; Campanile: Elude! Cuunnl VIRGJNIA INEZ ANDERSON Cnllega Vice-pres. Hack Discussion; G. L Rep: Biff. Sismr; Guard of Honor; Usherme; Fieita: Spanish; GL. Comm; Team Leader; Growlr erem KAREN MARIE ANDREASEN College Bonitet; Adm Bi; Sec. Warld; French; PT A Rap; 5:. Cnmm.; 3 GL. Cmnln. February Scelllurs tuoth ELEANOR VIRGINIA WIGHT Commercial delarship: G.A.A,; Loud Speaker; Trans- fer: Puly High. GORDON CHARLES WILSON Cullcg: Editor Lnud Speaker; Photography; PsychnL ugy; Prrs Press; C Trmk 3'7; Press-Tglugram PATRICIA IRENE WILSON Clrneral Lalini Spaniih; Tennis; Squad Leader; Team Leadtr; 5mm; Eminent; Lauder. LORRAINE LILLIAN WINSTON Callege nunstu; Sec. 512; Custome; Big Slstct; Girl? Glee ,37; CL.W.W.; GL. Rep; Sr. A Cumm,; Sr. B Cumm; 4 G.L. Comm. JOHN PAUL WONDER College Scriplzr; Bonk Discuuion; Usher; Stbalarr ship; Spanish; Frenzh. jAMES DAVID WOODS Commercial Big Brother. KENNETH RIDLEY YOTT General Navigation: Rifle; Radio; Hx-Y; Growler; Ba; Brother; SJidz Rule; Fiesta; Advertising. Fmbrulry Senior: lull n40 GILBERT J, ANDREWS Science Herpetology Chxb. MARY 'FO ANSPACH MINE.- Band :36 '37; ,Hi: juvenlus; Sum , Hum; Transfer: El Segundo. EULEIL ARNOLD Grncrnl World; SpamsI1LC I..W W.; Gummy Cumm: GALA; Bruineue; Lo; Caballeros. FRANCES BIRDIE ASI IBAUGH Cmnmcrrial Cabmrt; Riding Club; Bruineuc; Outing, CIub. LOIS GERALDINE ASTON Commercial Slam; HirTri; CLIVW1 Fluwur Cumm,; Fiesta. ADELE GWENDOLYN AUTHIER Cchm-HLIT 5mm Budy Stare; Big Slsrcr. RICHARD EARL BADGER Collage C Rowing ,m; Pm. Glrmun; Sec H; Y; Chem. Club. PAUL JOSEPH BAILEY Industrml B Football ,36; IV. Baseball '37; V Baseball 135, '39; Basketball 87, V Bushman '33, 39; TAuerrHan: Elg Brother. LARKELLA L. BAKER 5mm Cnuue Big sum; Fashioneue; Makeup Crew VIRGINIA LEE EALCH Collcge Spanish; Friendship; Brniume; G.A.A,; ?hg Sisn-r; Tennis; Fmsm; Library Assn: Guard of Honor. HERBERT J. BARKER Snlcunambip Usher; Viterpres. Inkslingch; Ad Crew: km; juventus; pm; Junior Speakers; Campanilr; V33, '39. Cross Country; Rowing um WILLIAM C. BATEMAN Cullege Photography; Vkerpru, Motion Picture; Nnvv jr; Juventui; Transfer: Providence, Rhude Ixiand ROZELLA MAE BEAMON College Juvemus; 6.1... Rep; Transfer: El Pam; Glee Club; Aallan Singers: Transfer: Lebanon, Mm; Persumluy, G A A MARIAN EVELYN BEAMSLEY Collcgc Pegasus; C,L.W W.; Tennis; Bruinnue; Big Sulcr; Cattus: Stamp; Fiesta; Squad Imder; 6AA. GALE HOLLAND BEARDSLEY Industrial Am V Rowing '37, 19; Band '37; Srlmlmship; Rmmnz'. N-Ivlgatinn: Math; Transfer: Sonora, Califr, V Fumball '36; Basketball !36; Hand ,36. ROBERT S. BEAVIS College Wnrld; Pruss; C Crow; Sun Correspondent: Loud Speaker; Phltogruphy; 8 Rows 35, '39; Eleuron CIrclL ULZA jULIA BEECKMAN Cummrrrial G A A ; Tennis: Cactus. LAVONNE H. SEEKS College Spanish; Big Sism; Photography; Bruineues; Guard of Honor. JOHN F. BEERKIE Industrial Ans Loud Speaker; Campanile 38. '39; Press; 15 Track '37; Big Brother. WILLIAM KENNETH BELISLE Avmlon B Swimming 76: Press; B Basketball 37; PA Syszem '37; Laud Speak ; Big Brother; Fiesta. RICHARD BENNETT General 41 n DOROTHY MAI: RIJRGIZR Fine Art; sec. Mayrmm; lespam, Prugmm Cm, Lmr and Funnd Comm: Guard of Hunur: Thanksgu'ing Play; 5!. Cumin MURII. 13, rm ' hmmmr Ans cumin; J'V. mrlmll 'm, '37; JV TM '37. M: anx: 1mm ROBERT M BIGELOW Cmnmrrcidl Boy; Glee; mumms Pageant: Rowing 30. ROBERT A BLACKBURN . gc World; Schod Play, MuLiun Pimm mgr mew; Thmpidn; Plnynuftrrs; Prm, Loud Speaker: Hi-Y: Wendi; S.P.Q.R PATRICIA ANN LFDSOH Liollcge Saimlarshm: Cabin Connn.: Sm. 513.0 R; lhg Sistrl'; G A A C 3rd nf Hmm': Camus; Stamp; Bruinem; Imlarshm Cumm. GI ADYS RUTH Bl College Bruineuo; Cam; mle; sftl: Take J'ormr, Jr: Sflldl'lll Coumil: I,,F,GAI GAJX: Dmmnrir. GEORGE LINDLY HOAL Canm- aneL-mll '38, 7P4; Imrrrmnn; Buskn-rlmH '48; Tmmm; my High. ALAN FRANKLIN HONZFR Arndrmxr V Swnmming '30; B Swimming Mgr Champs: Ii Bmknbull '37: Swmumng; RIF , Spanish; Photography; Tmnafm: Grand links, North Dulmm, BARBARA ANN BOONE Cunm Pres. 1.05 Anu-pmndm 'mIer Show 37; Im Dsletmnuw; Squad Leader; Bruim-mn 15m SMITH G.l'. CGIUIS'L; Lrbmry. VFRA MAF BOWl-L'R f'nllrgr Adv. Bd.: Spnnfsh; Bnmu-r. Squad Ll'mlfl': Tum Lender: Mnrinn Ihrrurr; 3 6,1, Comm FREDERICK THOMAS BOWL 3 JR. Collage rind 3 37, '18; Gunman; hlidr RM? Class MAX Er ROY Cullen: V ka Wm '39; V Fuutllnu 3x, GLENN BRACKEZN College Scholarship: Scriptcr; La Fuemn JACKSON DAVID BRADI Y Callegc Golr Champ '37. ms. '55:; Gulf mpmm; 1.9.7 lerman; Big Bream GEORGE EDWARD BRANHAM CuHL-gl- VA Trnrk GI ,58. '19; Champs '37; V Football '15, 33, Buy League 38; Pruirunon Clrw Chinf. Laud Speaker; German: Letterman MARY JANE BRODHE Pru-Numng Friundslup Comm; CLLWAVu. Guard ni Honor; Squad Lrnder; TranL-r: 5L Anthony's ngh. LILLIAN CTCFJJA EROLIN CmnmL-rrml P.T.A, Repv; Cnbmrt qu Juvwnu G A.A.: Fn-nrh Play; mm; Squad rm Typing Contest; Semen Bascimlf: Volleyball; Pageant, BETTY ANNE BROWN Culltgc Tcnnis: Spmmh: Hi T : Rtfrhhment Cummz Cabin Cumin; BJg Smn-r: Hrumruv. Library: Swimmlng', Phntograplw. mrr'rv ,II-JANE BROWN mum. Transfer: Khmmth. Orrgnu; Luvmw Club; Tennis; Matrix. BILLY FRANK BROWN College Golf Champ W7 '38. '59; 1.!ltenrmll: Bx; Blather DALE LAVERNE BROWN Cummrrrial 1 ksllngnr. u42 DORIS MAXINE BROWN Cuilrgr Thnpinn: Big Sister: Bruinezre; Playcmher, 5 GL Comm; HI Rajaro, Wmld; Pngmm. HDWARD TINSLEY BROWN Indualrh! 50. CM. Fumball cm , '53; Thy Leugun c1...mp 23; v Fourhalf '57. '39; v Imban, '38 W9 Letterman WILLIAM WALTER BROWN College Transfn', Ashth Wm. B, JV Haskerbnil 37: B Faman '5 B Baikf'rEMH '58; Spanish, Gruwlu; Trad: 39. VIVIAN MARGARET BRLINS Cammercial CW WNW JvaFnlum ruinrur; RT A. Ron: Lnlmmx; Squad I.mdcr; Big Sister: Stare. IVY DOLORES BRYANT Commercial Gite Club '17; Fieara; Bruineue; Cums; Sdml arship; Guard of Hunnr; Store. WILMA jEAN BRYANT Cullege S.P.Q.R.L Pres. Scriprers: Thespmn; Pegusua; A55: Ednm Ln Fuenle; Creative Wxiling. LANSING W. EULGIN CnlIage Usher; Navigation: S.P.Q.R.; Trunk; Christ- mas pageant; Transfer. Jefferson High. Pm Land. Ormon ROBERT JULIAN BURNSIDE College V Smmming w; n Fuuthl '36; Chrss; Radio; Transfrr Virturville: jr, Chamber cummme; Stump. JAIIJ-IANOR JANE BYLER Commencini Luadrn. .JOHN BURNETT CAIRNS lnduunal Art; Motion Pinun- Club MILTON E CANTOR Cullum- Jr. Cirgunmn; Cnmpanlln; u rluamn as; c: mug '37, n mm '35; Cmmnissmuor; Ushrl: mg Brmher: YnII Leadrn I3 Football Sui Cal Champ '37. MARY ANN CARAS Coll m-ml Big Sism; Snare; G AA. MAX EDWARD CARLSON Vomrianal Ad: Press, 1,0:an Spenku 37, ,38, '39; Mulrlx; LowcH Cuxwiny Printing; Campanile 37, ,38. 30; La Furntr. GERALDINE CHAPMAN College lespian: Load Cupid Wuh Sprtmd , Pn-sr. VWc-pres Book Discussion: Cabinet: CnmpauFlug jr Speakrr; spamsh; lhg Sister; G.L. Comm.; 5 Sims ROBERTA ELAINE CHEEVER College 'rlv. 37, '58. T Exmup Speaker; FashA innate; thrrnunn Sr. Soloist; Fiesta; Mnkur up; ?5: Bruimtm. DOROTHY CHISHOI.M Cummercial Ad: Sec. GA.A,; Bruineue; W Ciub; Big SHIN . Unilerm Rum Pageanl; Mgn Inter- senional anrbail; Guard of Hunur, BETTY MARIE CHOATF. Commertial mm 3 scumm; Gm; 51H- 2 Sun; Squad Lmdcr; Big sum; Recrenliml. ALLEN D LOS CHURCHILL Callegc Thesp n; JV. Team's l571C Rnwmg 3515mm Tennis I37; Corwinnur 38 Kiwam; Debate; Strand PIMT Jrr Chamber Conlml'rte Exmnp. Speaking; Campanile; smpm; Ln Fuente; Ad BUI'TY CIRVICE Cauggp Tenuia; Rifle; Outing; Golf; GAA. CHAUNCEY C CLARK Culllgr Wurld. Rnrrearion. HORACE N. CLARK Acndemir V Crew 77, 35, :39; Demos; Commissioner: Jr. Cirgaman: Letterman: V Crew Club; Rifle; German MARION DARRAH CLOUD Cullegr Jewelrd W: Prus. Ad: Pro: .lr. Cirgonhm: Pres Suph mass: Viwrpn'x. jumm Claus: Head Cummmmncr; Pres. Eimmcll; Demos: Is Ruwmg '17; Mgr. Spring Imuuw PHYLLIS EELAJNI! COBB Commcnml Guard of Honur; Thanksgiving Comm: Gl'uwlr crctlr; Hruim-ue; Semen anll-ybull; Sulinn Basclmif; Fucsm, VIRGINIA JEAN COCI IRANH HLIESIJEh? Collrgc CJAW W; juvemm; Bruinctrc; Va Siunr, MARJON EILEEN COHEN Cuilugu Press; Loud Speaker; 'I Rujm'o: 351;: Simrr; Growh'rrrtc: ij A 1 Hi7 'ri MARY ANN COLLIER Cummmal Jumms; srm; Hm ; mg Sm ; Mummr, BAYARD HENRY COLY AAR JR CuEJuge Gov Safety; B Swnmmug 38; V Swna'umng 'W .bzn: Lengut- C Champ. Bmkatmku, . u. hamp. Bnrksu-ok Commissmncr: C1:- res Navy JL; HII'L'tan Curls, Lauer- entive Wrirmg. jEANNE VIRGINIA COOMBES iimnmemaI Loud Speaker; chm-ns. Press; Hmincnu; Fuesm: Squad Leader; Ser GL. Comm; Buuual; Fremh Gulld; G.A.A., 3 GI . Comm, MARY J'EAN CO AND Collrgr ViLP-prca. GI, Bonner: Prrs, Vw'rrrnres, 59:: Tennis Club: Spanish: UVm-Ed: Vega, lemr gmphy; Rl-frehhmunt Comm; Fluwm :0 !an Team Leader. GRACE MARY CORHRIDGE Cmnmucia! WINIFRHD EDITH CDRCDRAN Collrge Bnmrer; GIrIs' Glee ,37, 38; Spamsh. samm- shm; Swvmming: Bug sum; G l. Comm; GL. Rum, Fuena; Squad Leader. BETTY JEAN COULTER College Cabin Comm: Les Anupamdm; GA A; Bruincne; le Siam: Fu-srav MARGJE LUCILLE COX Dramuliu G.A.A.; Umfurm Bdr; pdgtnnl; Squad LeadA cf; l'iesm; Bruinoui. WILLIAM THEODORE COX Musk B anball ,36; B Tmrk '37; Radio; V Faul- lmll '37; V Trail: 38; Imra-murnl Alhlclacs; Swing Band; Lenmmn; Gwin. RITA CRANEY Cullegc Friendship Comm.; Frerul ' Hostess Comm: r Fluwer Cumm, WAX! :ahmu. FRANCF' LOUISE CROWLEY Cnllege Cnmpnnilr; Guard of Honor; Jr REp.; Fiesta: an and Means Comm; Thnnksgwmg Cumm; El Rujom; Pululinty, BETTY JANE CYTRDN College Scfrlre Striplnrs; Asu lidltur La Fuente; Schnln G.A.A Spanish; Phomgmphy; Swimming; mg Sister. WILLIAM GALEN DALLAS Gencral Spanish; F m; Band 31 Ga, '18 OECE! 33, m7; 'I'mnis; V wa '39, Sdmlarsinp. PHYLLIS PAULINE DARNELL Curlege Juvrmns; Srholanhip; .ngnmnan' mg 515m, Cabinet Rep: Psyduubgy Tlmnksg ng Basket Comm; Bruinurtr; Stow. MARY E TH DAWSON College Scholarship; Pegasug Wurld: Psvrhnlugy; Juvmms; Plnycmf'ter; Big Sustur: Guard of Hanor, DON RICHARD DFARTH Gmeta IS lJDDIhn 37;Bankrtbn1l,36k '37; B Rowing '38: Lettelman; Jr, Cirgnnfam GEORGIA EVELYN IDHBOLT Cum .11 Squad Leader; Gmwlcrcuc; Big Sislur; C mt- mas Pageant. 4'4 MARVIN JAMES UFRORD Sumac RAdlu: Radm Amman: XWQHE; Hand '36, '37 '38; German W'AIITHR DIEDRICK 56min- Gm: AIPn-rs, Snfcry. Atluk-tksk V Track '37, '33. 'w; cjmpmne Phnmgraphur '27, 53.1w; Pres. Camer Viahprcs. Snplu Clms; Jr. 5. Pmm Cmnn ' LEtrH'nmn; Thes- Pmn: BImL 1. . .. T ORRAENF. LADORIS DEIDRE CuHuge Pageant; Squad Lnder; Bu; Sister; Thanksgiv- an. Basket Comln.; Transfcr; Pcp Club; Sleul Piny jUNF, HELEN DIDRIKSEN Cnmmerriai Girls Gk-r Club '37, '38. '39; Big Sister; Stuu- MW. CAROL MARJORIE DIXON College Inksh'ngen; Smgn Cnstunm Crew: Store; S.P' Q,R.: Juvnnus: Costume; Reu-muiou; Transr FM: Annhimn. HENRY G DIXON Cofiege Bay League Football Champ us; Is Fumbn 36, '37,; CummissEuncr'Y J1. Cirgunian; 5 Has- ketball '57; Lcncrmun, FRANK EDWORD DODGEN College B Ter '37; B Foutlmll '36; Aviation Club: Tmnfm': Banning. MELVIIJE A. DOLLAR Mnthemarirs Siidc Rule; Naviganun, Mnlhtmatks; Swim- mmg '38; Crew '30. LESTER JRVIN DORRIS Callcgc C Trade '37; R Track '39; Navagatinu; S'PQ R': Gruwler; Fiesta; HirY. PFIYLLJS DORTON Gennal Cnmpamle; Press; Spanish: Warld: PIIIIEiciry Cumnl.: 6.1., Rep; Fmsra; Growlerette; Des mmiun Cumnm; Squad Leader; Scholarship. A1 LAN EDWARD DOLJGLAS Collegc Sdmlnrshlp; Pres. Trnnii; Tuurnalr nt D17 rector: V Tennis '33, 39; French, Pres; French Show: Chrismms pageant; Reireallnn; Lellclr man: World. DORIS O. DUDLEY Commercial G1,. Rep; Band: Transfer, Banning: Shuaung Smrs, Operetta; Baskctball: Bamball; Typing. DOROTHY ALICE DUNCAN Cummnrriul OHin- Comm; Press Club, DAVE ARTHLJR DKJTRO Tmni; Club: Growler; Phulugrnphy Club. IiAIJVfARTIN ASTWOOD 1'! Ruwing is: V Rnwll'ul '39; Hi-Y; Pham- graphy Chm LILLIAN W'RIGHT ECCIES Colfega Sec. Dumas; G.L. Rep; Gumd uF Hunm; Llshcrmc: Big Sisrrr; Fiesta; G.L. Comm; Team Leader; Grawlermc; Sung Leader at PuIy Game '37 EMMY LOU EDSON Art Sung Leader '17, '38; Sec. Soph. Class; Demos: CrEW Queen '37; Demos Winner; Ad; Jr. Fu-sm Queen '38; High Point Campantlc Salesman: Bonner; Cnmpamlu. JOHN A' FIKFIJVIAN JR. College Gav. Affairs, Athletics: V ankrtball '38, E59; Cnasr Lungue Center '38; Carcaplnin Basket ball '39; V Track '37, '58, '39; jr. Cu'goninn; Commissiunnr; Demos; ACE. JUNE FRANCES ENGFL Commercial Scholarship; Guard of Honbr; Big Sister; Team Leader; CLW'W; Tennis; Costume; 2 C: L L'lmm CLARENCE LEE EVANS Cnllugr Gov. AthIeUCS; Bay League Fuuthnll Champ '33: fr Chef Fiesta; Prr-x. Letterman; V Four- bulf'36. '37; V Basketball '37, '38, '39; V Base half '17, '38, '39; Captain I'Snsr-ImII '39; Lieul. Commiislmers; Demos. DONALD FRANK EVANS COHrgP B Fo-rhall '36; B Bmkezlmll 'Sfu; V anbajl '17. '38; V Basktrball '57. '58: Letterman. Srrfiun Vullnylmil Champs '17 45w WILBUR LEE EVANS General B linslcmiwall g6: AIl-wnna-muml Spam. Gmwlnr: lmra-mumi Baskazbail Champ 37. STANLEY FARNSWORTH Business Council; Store; Cu-u Mgr Srorr; Buy League Furum; Fiesta. BETTY FARRELL Cummonial cum mg. m; Squad Lnldz-r; msm; Pm mm Comm, JAMES FRANCIS FEENFY Pxeerdmm- Fencing Club: lerpn-s. German: Rccrmtinn. f?li-rlrm: Clrrlc: Intramural Tmrk. FRANCIS ANTHONY FILLIPOW Sonnl Smdigs Srhnlnrshsp; World: Bavs' Glen :38: Library: Crew '39; An: Exhibition. Comm. Chr, HETTY LOIJ FINLEY Music onh as, 1w; Fumlmfl Hand 37, 153, 19., Band 38. '39: Guard of Honor: Store; Firstn; Squad Lend ; ng sum, Ad LUAN FISH Colleg: Stage Crow; Transfu: Yuma, Am; Sm. Suph Cl 5; Trea: Pep; Glee: Opcrcna Pickles: Vnrinws n! 1937; SPI. G L. AUDREY DELORES FORKHR Art Ad; Demns; Cabinet; Tram Lcadm; FIESlJ. Bug SISlPr; G,L Cmnm; French. 13. BLAINE FORSANDHR Collcgr Gnld W; Adv lid: FErsraL Counril; Supl. Extrmporalmuus'. Tr ; Guard nr Hnnm Golf; Sgtr of Arms Banners. C1 IARLES W FOTH Commrrdal Bxg Brother; Mgr C Basketball 19; me STANLEY W. l'REDRICKSON Connnerndi JOHN THOMAS FRIEL Cnlluge angatinn; TrnnsFu-z ankm-mrld. J1 Red Cross Club. WILLIAM M. FRIZELL Samm- Commissioncr; V Footth 38; Usher: Bonk IJibLussInn; German; SFVQ R; HI-Y: Rifle; Eicrunn Circle; Letterman; Hay Lnlgun V Football Champ '38. DELMER ROBERT FUSCH lmiunrial V Tmrk W7. FRANCES FOX GAGER ' Gvnrral Squad Imam; Navy y, Ch 120mm, New Yark. Home . BETTY GAIL GALBRAITH fiummucial An Comm; SEC. Riding Club: Scrap Bunk Comm BILLIE jOANNE GALLEHER Cnmnmrinl Drmm; Campamle; Team Leadrr; Squad Leader: Big Sister; Friendship Cumm.; Mmmn PIIZUITF; Ad; Merchants! Day: 2 Slum BEATRICE ROSEMON GARCIA Art CL,W.W,; Spanish; Swimming; Tcnnu; Squad 1. ,dcr; Team Leader; Cabmct; GA A; Big Sister. GERALDINE GARRETT Cummcrufal Fiesta; Big Sister; Spamsh; Team Lrndrr; Squad Land ; G,L Reps, Transfer: Drl Rio, Texas HULDA EVANGELINE GHER ComIm-rdal Tennis. DONALD ROBERT GIBBS College V Tennis '37, 15, 39, Su, Tennis; Sdmlah ship; Gruwlar; Letterman: Big Rrurhor; Navr Ignmm; World; Rctl'catiun; Winner TnurnaV mom '36: Pub. DlncLor Tennix 30. u-iti GEORGE HARVEY GIBSON lndusn'ml Am CAROL LOUISE CIFSF Commerciu. 6.1mm PfrA. Rep: Muuml anro: mmc WNW; Hostess Cumm.: Unifm-m 13d . ulslnp Comm; i-Tlrun. KATHERINE JOAN GlljSSNl-ZR Cullcgu PruCor-srr, 6AA .Iuwnrus: Brulneno: W Club; CLW W., Mgr Inrrrsccnunnl V017 Jayhan; Pnzmm; 5 G. .. Comm: Big Sister: Adm Bd BETTY FRANCES GIFFORD CoHenc sihnmslup; Campanile; Grrnmn; I-II Ranro; chrml' n; pm; GL. Rm; sm- Lookout Coan; l'iuta; 59L. HR ROBERT WK GILLEN Coilege Glre Club 36. '37; Wurtd; Big Brother; Play A Madrrn Thanksgwmgf Scripm: Puesl Mnmm Picture; Slnge Crew; FICSM; Lu Fuenm CHARLES W. GIRVIN Cullegc Photography: Gumnn; Srhoanxlup Uhllrl'; Slidv Rub; Big Brother. JEAN ARLINE GODDARD Sunni Studies G A.A.; Vicc-m- , W Club; Big Sism , Ten- nls; Brumem 13's and Means Comm; Pres. W Club; Cnbm Cmum.; Umfumu Bi. Adv Ed, GERALDINE ANN GOECKE College- Bousn-r; Big Sistnr; Guard of Hcmnr; Cabinet. Tunm Lcadcr; Cnum-w Comm.; CI..W.W.; 0mm Cnmm: Ways. and Mralls Cnmm.; Squad 1.1-ndz'r. WILLIAM GEORGE GOLDEN sama- B Crow 38; V Crew 39; JL Clrgonian; 12111:; Set. E Clpw; Lrttm'mnn; IIIVY; Warld, ROSCOE GOOD College Loud; Sprnkcr: Navy 1. : Transfer: Annapolis; Srrrrrcns, Suph. Chss; Tmck Team WE, HARRIETT LOUISE GOTTBEHUT An Stage Crcw; La Fuente: 0195c: Comm; Big Sister; UniFnrm 8d,; Firsra BILL GOULD Navigulon Tmm's: Bag Brodm- BETTY JANE GRACFLY Comncrcial Big Smer; Brumuw: Cums: HI Tn. THOMAS BRUCE GRAHAM College Champ. i5 Foozball '36: V Funrhn 17; 152s Ad, Pm. jr. Class; Viw-pres Lnrn-rman; Captains Club: Loud Speaker. ETHLYN EILEEN GRAY Hume Emnmuirs Vcllry Ball. NORMAN GRAY Avmtion Rina; PuHIr Address: Big Brother. PAUL WARREN GRIMMETT CangC Grawiu: F1estn;Gtrm.-m; Mam; Eu: 5mm Intramural Tum: Loudspeaker; Prvss. ROY GRISHAM Cullegc V Fumlanll :37, '38. CarCapr. Bay L, Champs J?H; V ankrrhalf W7, ,33; Big Brolhel; JL Cir gnninn; Letterman, BEATRICE IRENE GUERTIN Sriem'e 61. Rep: TL'nln Ll'ndi'r; GAA; Program; Cabin; C .WKW. VIRGINIA DOROTHY GUERTIN Connelirinn G.A.A.. 6.1.. Rum: Program; ernrlz; Caiwm Comm; nrumutne; Bug Sistm HERBERT IRVING GUNN 6mm! jr Speaker; pm; Laud spam; Movir; m. :mmural Tram; Fiesta: Big Bream; U'slma'. 17w DON GUNSAULS Socncp Aviation; Band. BEVERLY CAROLINE GUTHIE Collage Tins. Cugnnriml; Squad Leader: Gumd nr Honor: P.T.A, Rep' Creative Wining: B15: Sister, smnlmhlp; hrsrn; Wnriil: a G.L Cumm. PATRICIA JEAN HAIN Ar: Sorial Comm.; Fashioneur; Orrlm Transfer: Anaheim; GL; Latin: Tnastmlsmss. MARGUERITE HALICUS CUIIPFP Fashianvrm; Big Sister; L03 Cabzlnems; Smut Comm,; Transfer: Buuldrr Dam: Song L ader. MARY VIRGINIA HALL Cullugl- Pres. Boosters: Adv. Eds, Girls' Give 16, 37-, Pres. GEz-e WIS; Navy Jr; Big Sister; Tmmfz-r: Brrkrley; Trrzls. Snph. Class. SEDIJZY D. HALL Collage C Capt. B Haskedmll: B limlwllmn '35, 39; J.V. Baseball 78; Letterman. ALVJNA CAROL HALUSKA Cnmmnrial Hi-Tri, German. BARBARA SUE HALVFRSON College Sealbcarcr; Gl, AH Chawllnan 37, '58, 39: Rec Srr, sammm; Vire-pras, El anom; Team leader; Squad Leader; Roosu-r; Ad; Big Sister: 50C. L05 Caballeros. VIRGINIA RUTH HANBERY General ET Rojmn; ETA REFL: Facna; Sorial; Team Leader; Squad Leader; Gruwlcrene; G L Cumm.; G.L. Rap. OLIVER HARMON College Band 137, '35, w DOROTHY JUNE HARRIS Gmcral GL Rm; Juventns; Press; Big Sinor. MARY GEORGE HART Cnmmercml Guard nF Honor; Pm. Cuan Big: Sister; Tum LeadM; Slyll Show; Fiesta; Bruincm PETER LLOYD HATTON Generai V Tc-I1nis-,Transfer: San Mama High; V Tm- nus; V Golf MARGUERITF. MELENEE HAWK Gencral Mgr. Tennis; Big Siam; Team Lander; Squad Leader: GJXA; Transfer: Richmnnd, V3,; Transfrr: Quincy Mass. CLARICE HFLM HAYLETT Callegc Gov. Welfare; Gold W; Srhnlnrshlp SHE; Roaster; Adv Ed; CDuncil; Pres Inkslingcrs; Commissioner; Ad; Demos; SCripmr, RODNEY E, HAYS CnIIsz Transfer: Anmlupe Valltv; JV Faorball: Jr. de cum. JV Basketball. EVA ANN HFNRIKSEN Collegr Sec. World; Art Cnmm.: Casmmc Cn-w; Juvr cums; Finn. BETTE MAE HIGHT An Ad; Juventus; HivTri; Cnsrume Crew; Fashv fnneuz. HOWARD WESLEY HILL Collcg: Transfer: Hanfnrd, Calif; Bus. Mgr. Meteor; B FoollmlI; Glee. BETTY HILLHOUSE Commzrcial GAA; Team Leader; Squad Leader; H1. Blg Sister; Art Cumm; Punch GuEJd; Growlcrettc; Fumbnll Tumbler. RICHARD FRANCIS HILLIARD Social Studies V Track 98, Ga; C ka Capt, 537; Via. pm. Demos; Cirguninn; Lemma ; Ushrr ,37, '38. NIB PAUL MONROE HILLINGER Collrgr Virrprrs. 1: Elm; Thespuln: mm Spring Dam ' Cape, V Trnqu; V TmmFs a, '39. JV Tmm '37; Big Bruthrr: Cuunc 5.1m! EARL WM. HINDSON Collcg Orrh '56. '37; Mgr. Turk '37. 33; B BASH! hall '38, '39; Soph, ane'hnll 3G, LPHcrmnn; Growler ELSIE SYLVIA HLOBH. CuJEr-gu Trm El Rom; 34- juvcnms: Lm Antepasr ndns; Creative- Writing HAL FREDRICK HOGAN Genrvnl V Rowan: 37: I3 RDWIng '58. 39; Thanks- givfng Basket; Inlmrmural Fuurball; Letter Big Brother; Sgt at Arms Hi-YL Press: , mudspcaker. MARY IRENE HOGF. PrerNua'smg nu; Sister; Cabin cmmm G.A.A. THFIMA ALTA HOLCOMU Cum rml Guard nF Honnr: Fiesta: Juvrlmls: CMHIS: Big Sincr. RICHARD LAWSON HOLLAND Cang: Frrnch Guild; German, Big Brothm'; Cvg nosdan. DOROTHY LOUISE HOLLFX Commercial juvenms; Transfer: Manual Am; Hum Frur uamxrs; Mudes and Manncrs ROBERT L. HOOD CoHEgC Przs V RBWIIIR; V Rnwx'ng '38; Hi-Y; Prci H.R. ARTHUR HOOD?T HECK Induan'ani Arts Fnreman Avmrm ; Growler; Recreauon, NJHN PAIN, HOOTEN Cnlbnr Navigation: antlng; Cngnosrian; Rulwng '29: French Guild; Usher: pr A Rrp.;Cnmpm1llr. ORVAL L HOOVER Commertiai Stage Crew; Radio; Band: Ruwmg: Mgr, Foot- l-paII, EVELYN HORNER General Demos; Mminn Picture; Tlicsplau; Fronrh Gui : Squad Luci ; Umfurm REpL Fwsla: Thanksgiving Basket: Usher: Team Leader. MARGARET HOUI.TON Ari Germanl Fashimmtm; Costumr Crrw: Trans fer: Abilenn Kan; G.A.A.; GR JEAN LOUISE HUBBARD Cullrgv El anorn; Hostess Cmnm' Bnlinetm; Eng Sistug Umfurm Rep: Squad Leader; GAAH FiewL LLOYD A HULBERT Cnmmrrdn An V Gulf So. Cal Cl1an1p'58; V Golf '39-. JV TPnnis 36'. B FuorlmH 36; Taurus Flnsla 36, '15; Malian PIKI'UI'I; Smgc Crew HARBARA ANN HULL Gcnrmt Pu: Troas G L; Sec. Sclmlnrship; jcwclltd W; Thespinn: Scrlprer, Sec. Buck Diafusslan? Play, Sprung Dance; Adv. Edi; Head Girls Cummissionen VIRGINIA MAY HUMPHRY Cummercinl Gnard of Honor: Fashmmm: 5 GL. Comm.: Big Sister; Team Leader; Fmra; Thanksgiving Basket; Squad Lradcr. IOSEPHINF. M. HUNTER Gmm-nl Glee; Navy JL; Tmnsfel: Girls' High, thlar dalphla: Bialugv; Vocal Enseml-sfe; Glee; Swnw ming: A cnppella. Al. HUTCHINS Sm-nru Chemmrv Tzarn; German; Motion Picture: Lcttuman; Sclmlarship; Elenmn Cirule. Bank stzussion; Trarlr. Cross Country. WALTER ROBERT INMAN College Trnnifn: El Segundu High Schnnl. Ilh- WARREN PARSONS ISHAM Collect. Vlcurpres. Smpters; Motion Pmum; ijep nun Crew: Srmzc Crcw; Recreannn; Crnw '39; Big Blather; Creative Writing; La Fuemc. MILDRED ANN JACKSON Cummemal Big Sister; Firsm; Bruineue; Stork: Guard of Honor; Catcus, ANNE BAIRD JACOBS Culfegn Navy junior; Slide Rule. DANA LYNN JACOBS Collegr V Tennis; Setrrreas. Tennis; Mixed-Doublri Team; Puss; Swimming; G.A.A.; Bulinmtn MARY A. JAGERSON ArL Costume CrEW; Mnkr Up Craw; Inkslinger; Slagi' Crew; Sorial Cnmm: Bruinmc. REX CAMERON JAMES Math V Faurball 36: SlldE Rule Club LEROY ARTE IUR JENSEN Gnnrral V Swimming '33. :39; Swimmng club; err Man; B Football '37, 13: JV Baieball '37; Bay League Football; 50. Cal Champ .38 DOROTHY FRANCES JOHNSON Collcgr Schularship; Guard of Honor; PIIIA Rep; 01.. an: Bug Sisrer; Team Loader; Tennis: Costume; 3 G L Comm. GRAY VER JONES CclJege Mgr. v Fontbufl so; Mgn B 7ka '97; v Trad: Mgr; AssL Usher; Vice-pru. Photo- graphy; Warid; Radio; Pm. Rucreatinn, Pagr mm. HELEN ELIZABETH jON'ES Callzgc Latin; Cognoacian; Cabin Cumm.; Big Sister. Elnrmm Circle; Bruinum; Swimmmg JACK R. JONES Math RiHe Club; V Fontball '35 PHYLLIS LEE jONES Collzgr A , Sung Leader; PITA Rep; Team Lascirr; Bruinm; Squad Lmder; Fiesta; Thanksgiving Basktt. PATRICIA KATHERINE JOST Callngu Lmd, Caurage Mr. Green ; Hostess Club: Thespmn; Mnnan Picture; Squad Leaning Team Lfndul; Play for Schnui; GL, R294 speakers' Bureau. DARRELL VERNON KAMBRY Industrial Arts JV Baseball 137, 33; V Basrbn '39: Intra- muraI Handball :37; lntra-mural Fontba 39: chrmrmn. VIRGINIA RUTH KEELEY Commercial Glee 37, YNJ; SID : '37, 38; Pageant. World; Tennis; Bruineue. ETHFIDA JOYCE KELLEY Commemal Big Sister, Guard of Hnnur; G.A,A,; Fima; Brumene; 3 CL. Comm; Stare; Tennis; Mgr. Ping Pong; Stamp Club. DORIS JUNE KEMP Commercial Ad; Sac Fashianattr; Flow Cumm,; G L, Rap; Fiesta. DOROTHY LEONA KERR Commercial Guard of Honor; Fiesta; Juventus; Carrus; Bug Sisttt. jACQUELINE RAE KING College Brumetre: Transfer: Bay Rldgt, Bruaklyn. Nrw York; Hiking; Banting, WM. LEONARD KITCHEN Callege Football '35; Lctterman; Avialmn; Track '39: Transfer: Snuth Pisadena; Lnnn; Allied Ynurh; Fuotball '377 ARTHUR JULIUS KJONTVEDT Science German: Phutngraphy; B Basketba $8; Crew 339: HI-Y: Prgasus 4450 LA VONNF. KLEIN College Srhnlarnhlp: Big sum; 9 GL mm ; tugm sclan; World; Frcnch Guild; 6.1.. Reps. HILUIP exte. HARRIET? jEANNE KNOBLOCK CuHr-gc Thanh ; Juvnnlus: Fencing; BrumL-ue; peg; asus: Christmas Pageant: Fwsta DONALD R. KOLB Cnmmcwinl Store; Usher. EUDORA RUTH KORTV Nursing Glec: Cabin Commr, G A A.; Outing; Riding; Brumeuc; Transfer: Puly Hugh; Riding; GA. A.. Hmkey. ARTHUR HERBERT KRAFFT Commfrriat B Bas-ktthall '37; C Track '36. '37; Cn-xoninn; Growler; Bug Bruthrr; B Yell Leader; Length mm. JOSEPH FRANCOIS LA MARCHE Commercia! 5:: Cal. Champ Cross Country 36; Clem Country 37. '33; B Trad: '18, JANE LA VELLE Collcgt Thnspian; Juvmtus: Guard of Honor; Big Sis- m; Fashionene; Bruinerte; Transfer: Vallejo, CANE: PW! Navy Jr: Thupian; French ROBERT FRANCIS LE BLANC Colftgo Ad; Jr. B Class Sen; Growler; Frenih Guild; Big Brother. ANNA MAP, 1. : co.nmm-m Adv, 155., Booster: Cnmmissinner; Demm SHAW; Mm pacmw Guard 0! Honor: 6 GL. comm; GL, Reps. 3.; 5.5m WINIFRED LEGG COIICKC Big Sister; Bmsm: Cabinet; G A A; Adv BEL: SVPQR ' French Gmld: Guard of Honor: Team Ludprr ROYAL LEIGH Commercial V Football 3138,39: Lcttcrmau;BIg Brother. ELIZABETH LEONARD Pre-Nursing El annm; Bruinette; Big Siiter: Juvnnxus; Pm, Comm: Usher ARMAND C LE SAGE Industrial V Football '36. 137; Bay League Champ V Fool- ball '38: V Rnwing Wis, '17; errurmnn; Usw Br: Big Brother; Newman Club. BETTY J'ANE LEWIS College Buusrer; Guld W; Adv, Bd.: G.L. -. Rm- src G, AA; W Club; Tennis; Brufnema; Inna-muml Volley Ball Mgr.: Fiesta Seuinn Mgr, THOMAS KAY LIKEN Commercial B Trad: '35, '37; Cross Country '37. '35-, Lu :uman; Stamp Club: Growh-r LOIS ANN LINDE College Suph. Exlempumneaus; Jrr Speaker; FIPSta; Christmas Pageant; Big Sister; Ekhaiarship. LILLIAN CLAIRE LIVINGSTON Collcgr Srhularshxp; Band 37,38,391; 3 GL. Cumm.: Big Sister: Cognusclnn. G.L. Rep; Pro, Cnmm.; 0rd! 17, '38, 39; Creativc Writing. JACK D. LONEY Math Navigadon; TrnnsFM: Pumnun JC: mem JAMES BODMAN LONG Aviatinn Sec E1 Rojam; Intra-muml Volley Ball: Avln' tion: Transfer: Duncan, Oklahoma BEVERLY R. LDOMIS Culley- Campanilr; PrHs; Guard of Hunm; Cnstumc: Wurld; G.L, Comm; Student Day; Matrix: Stage Crew; swolnrshap SUZANNE LOUISE LORF. Culltge Gold W; Sealbenrcr; Vice-pres.. Sm Boosters: Adv. BEL; Serrrreas. Tennls '36 37; PTA R2p.; Campanile: s.:, w Club; Worid: G,L. Rep 51';- LOWELL SCOTT LOUK Commercial Transfer: Mirhignn Valley, Kanc, Basketball: anrbnlL VIVIAN LOUISE LOUK Mum Retreatinn: Squad I.?ader; Big Sister VIOLETTF, ADELENE LOVELL Cnilcgr Cnsmme Crew, Matiun Picture; Pl'ojrnion Crew; 2 GL Cnmm.; Squad Luadrr. leAN ELAINE LUDWICK cunm Adv Ed: 3 6.1., Comm; om; Swlmming; Big smr, PIA. Rm; Bomn CATHERINE MACDONALD Cnmmertinf l G L Comm.; Guard nf Hunor; GL. R211 DEAN MAC GLASHAN Cummertial PEGGY MARGARET MACK Cullegc Squad Leader; 'cnm; World; Dumas winnpv .36. French Guild; Brumeue: Lllnary; Drama- tics. DONALD R. MAC LAGAN Commercial B Football 37, '18; Bay Lrague Champ B Fmt- ball '58; B Track '3$. 39; Leuurman; Pres Boyf Glee; Clcupalm; Big Brother. MILES EDWARD MADSEN Callegp Big Brorhnr; Gruwlzr. LOUISE KIRBY MAGILL College Adv. Bd: Curxsen Scholarship; Bug Sister: Fremh Guiid; World- Guard of Hanan Bun- srer; Bunk Dmussinn; hum. ELIZABETH EILEEN MAHONEY Cummerciaf Costume: GVL Cummx, GL. Rep; Team Leader; World; Brumettc; Big Sister; Squad Leader; Fxrsm; P,T A ch. JACK HOWARD MANN Grneral Prps, Senior B Class: Vimpm. Council; Vice- pres. Thespians; Cirgcnian; Demns; Usher; Golf '37. '38 139; Bank Discussinn; 6 School Plays: play, Cup of Tm . MAXINE O. MARBLE Cnlnmelrial Glee; Gmwlaretrr. RICHARD ALLEN MARSH Culleg: C Track 37; Intrarmural Sports; Hi-Y: Gruwlrr; Fiesta; B Rowing 39, JIMMHS MARTENS Scienrc 52c HR; Transh-r; Memphli, Trnnr: Srr, H.R.: Corpctal RVOT C. THELMA JUNE MASER CommercmT Big Smut; G.A.A.; G.I.. Rep; Hi-Tn; Growlerure. GERALD D. MATHEWS Communal Football '38; Aviation; Crew '38, 39 RTCHARD F. MATTESON Commerzinf C Track ,36; B Fuolball 37, 35; B Swimming 3?; V Swimming '39; Mgr Tnkk 37; va rerman; Ln Fucmc ROBERT E MrCALJSLAND General Tennis 37: E Rnwmg '38; jV Football '18. Prgasus; Luturman; Tennis; Ruwing MARY JANIS MuCLANAHAN College Matrix: Cabmec: Student CounciI', Campanile '38, '39; Press; Squad LI-ndnr: El Rojoro; Prg- mus; Guard of Honor: Scholarship, JANE McCLURE chum Bruincnc; Squmi Lead ; ersta. 0h12 TOMMY LOU MCCOLGAN Cnuege c.1..w,w.; Bunk Ducussmn; Squad Leader; El Rujuru; Cablnn; Big Sister; Social, Team Leader; Tennis; Growlrrem. JAMES PATRICK MLCUNE Indusu'lai Arls v waan '35. '37; Bay Lnague Champ '33: VJrsitY Crzw 58 '39: City Champ '38: Fiesta: Rowing. ALBERT LEE MuDOUGALL General HJ-Y; Loudspeaker. JOHNNIE IOLA McEUEN Collrg: Head Drum Majutell: V39; Dmm Nlajurartz '37, '33; Ad; Wurld; Cabinet: Guard. of Hon- or; Ushereue: Big Sister. SCOTT R. McGI.A550N Cummzrcia! La Fuznu MARIE LOUISE MCGUIRE General Tennis; G.A.A.; SP.Q.R.; Swummmg: Bruin. Btu: Fiesta; Juvemm. MARIAN McKEfi Cmnmenial Lookout Cnmm; Juventus; Big Sister; Fiesta, MARY LOUISE McMANUS Pm Nul'slug GERTRUDE IRENE MEANS College Umfurm Baard; La Fuzntr; Guard of Honor; 13.x Sim: MARTHA CEOLA MEEHAN ColIl-gl- Fashmnette: Friendahip Comm; Flown: Cumm., Big Sister; 03in. JAMES ARTHUR MEEKER Industrial B Football :36; H Track '17; V Track '33. '39; V Football 33: Letterman; Laudspeaker; Ger man '37. LAWRENCE PAT MERRILL Industrial Letterman; JV Baseball 38; V Basebalf 39 jAMES MACDONALD MEYFRS College Swimming '38, 39; Transfer: S,C.M.A.; Base- ball '36. '17; Transfer: Lu: Angeles; Water Palm '33. EDSEL LEE MICKLE Music Orchestra '37, Ga, 39; Band '59; Spanish Or- chestra: Chr. Hi-Y Ccmmr, Growler: Transr fer: Anahiem; Mozart OrclaesusL CHARLES BRADFORD MILLER Engineering Navigatian; SI-de Rulp; Chemuuy Team Tryr nut '50. JOHN C. MILLER Communal All Bay degue Cenm; So. CaL 138; ,IV Fnutr ball '36: V Fuuzball WI 38: Trl'as Lcuermen: Sewnn Volleyball Champ '37; All-Cily Center; AII-Schnol Cam . MAX MILLER CoIIEgL' Campanile; Lt, Commissioner; Scholarship; Ushez; B Basketball T7; 555. In Class Back Dntussion; El Rajom; Photography; l.gtnr- man. CECILIA FRANCES MITCHELL Business Um'fnrm Board; Friendshxp Calnm.; Fashimr entr: Big Sister; Flawer Cumm.: Guard of Honor; Thanksglvmg Basket Comm; Fmsla. EDWARD MITCHELL Genzral Intramural! Spam; Reclcatiun; Grawln; Ruw- mg, BLANCHE MDFFATT Gcncml ROBERT E. MOODY College JV Tznms '58; V Tennis '5?; E1 anom; Big 13mm; Slide Run; Winner Novacr Tumzs Tourney; Scholazship; Navigation; hm 5:! CLAIRE DDROTHEA MOORE Culltgz Fiesta; CI W W.; erreshmem Comm; PT A, Rep; uwer Comm; Pageant; Tm: Lem ?r, Squad Leader; Gmwlunue; Big Sister jACK WARRINGTDN MOORE JR. Cullegr HE-Y. Rnwmg; Cnrlus: Big Brutluer. MARJORY MOORE Ar: Coszunm Crew; Makeup Crew: Recreation; ngmm Com .-, Squad Leader; German; Bag Sistrr: Flasu: Cablnm; Guard cf Honor. wummw MomsLAND An P.T,A Rm; mm at Hwy; memm s, p Q,R.; Wurld; Big Sister; Libxary stem R ICI IARD GREEK MORGAN College V Baskellmll; V Tennis; Trumfu: San Mateo: Vlcc-pus. Pen Craft Glllld; andr, Tennu: LEUL-nnzln RITA IANE MULHOILAND College Sdmlmshlp; Matrix; Campnmiag Pm; P.T A Rep: jr 1 . Prom Cumm; Flrsta; Guard of Honor; French; Frmdu pm, L: Fuent: PAT ANN MURDOUGH Arl Guard of Hanoi: Squad Lmnder; Bug Slsur; Stage Crew: Riding; Blumettu: Ef Rojoro: Fashmnnua, GENE MUTTEIR mammal Ans Anmw Slide Rule: Gruwler, FRANK M MUTTER Cnmmercial H Tank 38; V Track 39; Growler; Fiesta; Intrnmuml Baseban; Section Vullrybau Champ Letterman MARILYN MYERS Cullcge Hnndhaok CDmm,; Punch Play: Pageant; 5m: World; Pkgasur. CL.W W,; G.A.A.; Brumr Hte: Squad Leadcr: Team Indy: Fiesta, HARRY NAEVE JR Cummeriial ugh ; HE-Y. SHiZUKO LILLIF. NAKAMURA Geneml Vacc-pces. Japangw; Cnhmer; Custume. World: BJg Sister; Squad Leader. ISETTJF ROYCE NELSON Cullrge Costume; Makeup; Sldgr Crew; Squad Leader Sister; Camera DOROTHY HELEN NELSON Commercial Gmwlermc; World; Mmiun Plczuu. Cosrunlc .JACK ROBERT NELSON CnHEgE Band 32 '38, 10; Orchestra 338. '39; V Ten- nu, '13, '39; 8.; Brmhn NADINE RITA NEPVEU College Schulanhnp; Big Sister: Cognascmn; C,l..W W; Fuutball Band '37; Cabinet; Frenth: Pray gram Comm: EDGSIE' ALFRED EDWARD NETTZ Cammemal V Baseball 35; Letterman. Jr. Cirgnman: Transfer: Pomona, Baseball: Basketball: boo: ball; Knight! Club VIRGINIA RUTH NEWBURY Collagz Riding: Snap Bunk Comm; Matmn P' In ; Costume, Juvenms; French; 5,? QR; I'iesta. RUTH ANN NEWHOUSE Commercial Riding Guard uf Honnr; 5 CLL Comm: ersra; Calumet ANNE NICHOI. Smlal Sludlrs Tmmfer: Puly; Scholarship; French: Agenda, Creative wmang. ROBERT RAYMOND NIELSON General V Truck 37,18,139; Big Broxhar; Intramural Track '37; RIHE u 5'1 BENNIE ERVIN NIX Trade Schonl ELIZABETH ANN NOREERG College Prngram Comm.; Pageant; Flower Comm,; Transfer: Hnnoluiu; Allmn Comm; Girls' Drum Co!p.; Stage Crew; Barkley Square. DOROTHEA ELIZABETH NORTON Culley- G.A.A.: Pres Outing; Cabin Cmnm., Bruinr emu; German; Prugram Camm ; Fiesta; Guard of Honor; Big Sistcr DOROTHY MAE OBERT Collngr Tmnchr: St. Frances; Dabmm jr Play: Chr. Decoration Cumm.; Glee. NEIL O'BRIEN College Bay Leagu: Champ '38; Canaptaiu B Fum- ball '38; B Fumball 36, G7, ,38; jV Baseball '36. '37. 38; Capn JV Baseball 37: V Baseball Ha; Scholarship; Jr. Cugunlan; Commissioner; Sec, Lenermen. BEVERLEY BENHURY OLD Collrgr Navy junmr PATRICIA NANCY ORFORD Commercial Adv Bi; Guard of Hnnor; Tennil; Ch Pub- licity Comm; Big Sister; Pram; Bouszer; G.A. A; Laud Speaker; Cabinrt. ESEQUIEL OROZCO College B FootbaII136:B Basketball '37, 38-, V stlcer baJl :39; Letterman; El 12mm; Big Brncher; Letterman Rnuter; Ema; La Fuenu; 1mm mural Sports KOBERT OROZCO Indusmal Arts Aviadon; JV Football: Basknbnn; El Rujuru. ROBERT R OSBORN Cnnnnertial Phumgmphy; Motion Pinuw; Big Brother; Swimming; erua. JAUNITA GRACE OVERTON Cammemnl Pegasus; Femmg; Juvenlus; Finn; Pageant; Rhythms, THELMA ILBNE OWEN Collrge Big 515nm; Guard 5; Hnnor; Hum; s PQR ; Lns Cabaliems; BruinElle; Friendship CmnnL; Tennis; Stamp: Swnnming. NiEL L, PAGE Cummercidl B Fomball 16; lnlrarmural Spam 37, 38 EDGAR WEBSTER PAINE College B cm 137, as; v Crew 139; cm Caunny '25; German; thagmphy; Hi-Y; Crew JANICE MAE PALMER Communal Sung Lain '33; Ad; Sec. Senmn; Cabinet; Team Leadex: Squad. Leader; Fiesta. VIOLA PALMER General G A A.; Outing; om: Comm; Swlmnung: 15.; Sister; Transfer: Fulfermn; G.A,A: Squad Leader, HELEN GERTRUDE PARKER Alt Mmion Pinum; Cmtume; Makeup: Hostess Comm: Cabinet; Friendship Comm.; Fiestal LHILA RUTH PARKS Culluge C.L.W,W.; HirTri; El anom; G.A.A ; Cre- ative Writing; Friendship Comm. JOHN V. PATTERSON College Gov. Safety 18; V Fuotball '17, '38-, Bay League Champ '38; JV Baseball 37; V Ruwmg '33-, Jr, Cirguman; Lumrmnn; Usher; Cum- missioner; Srripter: Gov. Affair; DORIS PATTON Cutlege S PQAR; World; Big Sister; Guard of Honor; Bruinene: Fhamgraplay LORETTA PAVEY College Boosters: Medan Picture: Gite: Hmmssz Fiesta; Guard of Honor; Big Sister. Pageant; Squad Leader: Team Leader. 5559 KENNETH PAYNE General nus Mgr Luudspenlcnr; Glze Ga '59; prm; 'Tzleupmmn; Pageant; Transfer: Kanm City. Mn: Glee 16.37: Campamle; Cummt Pl-I'I'iER PEDERSON CuiEx-gl- V Swumning '38: B Swimming 39: H Nhl- ball '31:; Big Brurhur: hm VES'FlzR PFNDELL College RIHD; Aviauun; Trausfrr: whuurr; C Foulr bu : V, WMEI Polo; Fl Rujom MARY-I '14 PERRY College nun DlsLuasiun: H Rchm;Campm11ic: Tm. Leader;Ushereur; Fm ; 0mm Comm , Ways and Means Comm; Courtesy Cumrn; Guard gr Hnnur. ROBERTJ PERRY Science HirY; Crew; Grawlm; S.P.Q.R.; Rowing; Ellrlrun Cnrule; ererman CLAYTON A. Pl ERSON Cummmdal Tmm '37, 5; JV Team '33; Press, VERNON PIERCE JR, Mush Orchestra 1m 39; v mm '59; B Track 135; Lemma ; Gumn; Transfer: Jordan: Brass Qumlet '+6 '57; n 1er '37 VIRGINIA EVELYN FILLING PI'ErNuuing G A A ; Juventus; Slamp; Program Cmnm m 5mm El Roma; Brulneue; Hem, JACK IS PINNEIJ. lnduamal Aviation: Recreariun, VEVA HULDA POINTER College Pegusus; Tennis. JEAN LOUISE POPHAM Gmu-al French: Hasmss Cumm,; Bag Slilar: Brumeme; 17mm XVALTER CALVIN POSTEN Pu-rljugmeering Ushtr' C Track 136; H Football '17. 35. Big Hmrher: Cumnussmonrr; Math; Hesm DICK POWER Culkgt V Fomball 31L Bay League Iluorbnll Champ 18; V Track '38. 39: Coast League Champ 32L Letterman; Sdlularslup; T.nud speaker. THE ELAINE RADCLJFFH Sunul Sludws Loud Speaker; Press: El RoJoro: Fiesta: Gmwl. ezrne, Tennis; Inzrnmural Team Captain; GA Aghiz Sister DAVID NELSON RAMSEYER Cullege Ruwing 37, vs, '59; 511.03 JEAN CAROL RANDALL Commercial Pres , Sec, Jnvcntm; Stripter; Sims; l,a Fuen Sac. Tennis; Recreation; Flfsmi Srhularshxp, Creative Wrxting, MARY MARGARET RANDALL CDHCgD pageant; Hem; Campanile; Mum; mm Play, 2 Skits: Guard of Honun Srhnlarslnip, Cabinet; Frml. MAGARET E. RANSOM Gmeml RICHARD CHARLES RANTZ College v Cm. counuy :36, '37 '35-, So Cal. Champ '36; B Track 97, '18; V Track '39; B Ye Loader Ti; Cmnpauiiz; Growler; Leueman; Bug Brulhrr: El Rojcru. RALPH M. REARDON lndLhII'i-II Loud Speaker T7. '13, m; Campanile '33, 39; L4 Fuente MARJORY jEAN REED College Tress G L; Scholanhip Seal; Cummiuinner; Sec Bunk Discusslun; nmsler; Chr. Scrapbook Camm.; jr-Sr. Prom Cumm.; Cabinet; Chm: Guard of Hunor: World: Adv Ed, ustf RICHARD STUART REFDHR Couegn Fenring; World: Tmusfcr: Ruskin, M15: :Snr Trc-m Chas; Chm Repurtel': Glen. JEAN ELIZABETH REESE Cumnm-Ual G A A: Smga, Cnuume Crew; Juvrlum; ling Sister: Bmim-ue; Guard uF Hmmr; Fiusm NANCY VERNF REID Cmnmm'ciml Adv. lid, P. A Reps, Rig SlSlEr; Sethrens Gulf, Sgt .1r Arms Bonner; Phumgmphy; 6 GL CnI11m : Guard of Hunur: Cabinen Cf IJMAN P. REISWIG Cummaruul angmmn: Fencing '17: 'IAmnsh-r: Sun Pedru; Vu'e-pl'u. Eleniml.; B Basketball 37; EJ anum. ALYCF LOUISE REYNOLDS Aradmulz Plnwrahe:J Thanksgiving Play; Ds-nmams: Ryzhms: Program Cumm, KENNETH JOHN RHOADS Cullegn SRQR Tmmfcr: lemm: Debate: C Basketball, Typing Awazd; Ortiwsua; Marh: Sifwhrdup mm; Inlerclnss Debate; Lum- man. DORIS MAE RICHARDS CoIlnge Prea. Erholarship: Boosm', Treaa. HLTn'; Sec. CL.W.W.. pm. PTA. Rep; Cngnorian; SION': COSIlImr; OH'irc CUMULI Adv. Bri RACHEL ANNE ROBINSON Cullege Cabmexg Squad Leader: Campanile: .1 Rojofo: Guard of Hanor; blower Cumm FKiEndath Comm; S:hnlar5lxip; Fu-Ma: Croanve W'nrmg CARL ALVIN ROFFKE CuHugc Cum Country 36 '37. 38: IS Tmrk '37; V Trad: 38, 19: LelturmalL HERHFRT WILLIANI ROESENER CuUege Ad; Pub. Timmy, V Tennis 38. v59: Ambass adur; Btlnd 37, '35. .39; Olnlmatm Hi: Big Bmllm: Fiesta: Campamlc EARL VERN ROLPH Collrgr C Tuck 37; Intramural Tuck '37; PTA. Lap: 5013!. Handball Champ 37: Ii Ikskarbnll 37, '38: Letterman: Srhahrslup: C Rehy RNOI'd '37. JACK LEROY ROOT Art Pl'rs lnk31Ehgnrs 33$ '59: V Ruwmg '38, '49: 5mg: CI'PW '58, '34: Avmmm '36. W7; Intrar Mural Sufrbnll MARGARE I' MIDDLETON ROWAN Culfege Flower Comm: Squad Leader, Buck Dinm- siun; FranlI; Tmmfar: Flmn-rdge Academy; Drmnnucs, CAROLINE GILBERT ROQVCHFFF. Language Navy Jumur; Scl'iplcl'. WILLIAM CLEMET RUSSELL Cummemal C Track '37; B Track 39; H Baskclhall '33. '39; Letterman; Big Brother; Newman; Inu'm mural Sparta; Growicl. ROBERT LESLIE RUTH Science Tmmfur: LakeHelJ, Minn: Navigation; Slxdc Rule: Baknthall: Leurrnun; School Paper 5M; Glue; Pep Squad; Band DAVE SEARCH RYMER Avimun Avmiun, ROBERT KARL SANDHOFJ- Cullege ViCEvpres Recmuiun; German; lhhcr: V Crew PEEMUS: Mgr. C Tmrk '37. Mgr C Crew '38: Sr, Mgr, V Crew '30; EIECEFDH Circle: Growler. ROGER A SANFORD Cnilege Rowmg 37; chmat n' Rnwing; El Rujaro; Lylurmnn. FLEANOR DOROTHY SARVAS CummcrdaT Store; Ln Fuenu; Big Slsrz-r; Brumeue; Transv ler. Puly: Mask and Sandnf; Outing ROBERT LOUIS SCHAEFFER Callaw- Pms, Wurld; German: Frvm'h Playk Frenrh: V Crew '39. .na59 BEN H SCHIMMING Mathemauts TEI1I1IS;GermmI: Mgr. V Tennis '30; Growfzr: Navigaliun; Shdc Ruh'. ARTHUR SCHUB Scienw V Bdthtbn 19; ansfer Rhodu island, B Basketball '37. V lmorball '37. THOMAS c SCHUMAG 11:12 Marl: smu- Rulr: Pm; v Rowmg; Laud SpeaknL PALM lNli MARJORIE scwces cunege Jemed w; Orcimslm '37, Iss, '39; Football Band '37 '36. l'uxsla Band; C,L.W VIC; Cnbm Cnmm; Kfourmsy Comma, Council; smash ship DONALD LOUIS SESMA Industrial Stage Crow '38, 39. Fiesta; Growler; Fiuza, GE'ORGE H, SEUH Track 3!! C3 'I' Cullege 3mm. GIOWICI; Bug Brurher. ISISTTY-IEONH SHARE College Wurld; GIN: French: Guard of Honor; Bruin- etlr; Team Leadnr; Squad leader; Transfer: Syracuse, N Y: Au; French; Scholarship JOHN PAUL SHALLENBERGER Cuilzga C Track ,37; B Travk '38; V Tmrk '39, B Fumn '37; Usher, pm I'humgraphy; Pres Radio, Leucrmnn; 511; anm. DORIS ANNII SHIERER Cullcg: Brumulte; Nan jn; Swimming; Tmmfen Laayclm Amapm N. Y mm mm MAXINE SHERRARD General Thcsplau; Denms; Guard uf Honor; Big Sisr Ker; bl'ulnrttl; FashiunmtuJ Juvcnzus; Transfer: CIcchancL Ohio; Football Band: Sea: Drama; VItE-prESA Latin ROHFRT EDWARD SHIELDS Cummerual Crew '36, '37 38; Crawlers: E-msm; Crew Club. SARA CATHERINE SHUSTER College Booster; GAA German; Pu: Gulf; Pega- sus; Adv. 13.1.; o , Rep; juvenlns; Vicu-pres Sm'lmn;T1-nm lmdm Sqmd Lundrr. HAROLD EUGENE SIMMONS Coma. JV basemn '35; v Baseball '39, 151,; 3mm; Ln-tmmmn; Growler, ORHN W. SKEITH Cullegv J'V Hnsrball 57; V Bnuhall '53, 39; JV Four hall 37, Letterman; Navigatinn. MARIAN IRENE SLAYTON College Bruinem: Glur; Pageant; Transfean Cam hrlng; Glen; Sm. Suph Unss. RUTH NIARJORIF EMAILS Scc-l Thcspmlli: Second Lead ' Dnme- Smpm huuarrr; anrh; Frrnch Phys; Book Dwsmsslon; Guard nf Honor; CL 1.; World; Moving Pitrurv; Cwative Writing DONALD SMITH Cullege Mgr, C ka '36; Growler '37; Mg, Cross Co way 37. '35; Mgr. v Track :29; Fiem; 5mm VuHI-ybrlll Champ ,u HARRY EDWIN SMITH Culleg: Gun cm; GFORGIE DEBS SMITH An . 1gI'CrL-w '32:, 159;'Custnmm:lVLIkt' up Crew: Growkv; Laudspcakrr: Bu! Brother. IRVING MARTIN SMITH JR. Culley B Tmrk '33: V Track '39; HE-Y; Nawgalion; Slide Rule; Letterman; Srhularshlp. ONNOIV E WINONA SMITH Cnmmuridl Big Sister; Chr Sludtnt Mum Council. m ! DONALD H SOMHRS Communal C Track 37, 33; Mgr. Trunk 39; Transfer: Poly, MONTE SPEARMAN Gmaml Gler; Pageant; Transfer: Suulhgme; chrplrs. Mush; Glcr; Marriage of Nauneue . EUGENE PAUL SPECK Cullnge 1V Fnolball '37, V Fauchall 33; Transfer: erondo. OLIVER WAGNER SPERAW Commenial Transfer: Puly. Glee '38. '30; Rowing 39 ROBERT M, SPICER College Fies . Gian 338. 39: Growler: Bug Blather; El RoJuro; Stow, RUTH DARLENE SPRAGUE Arr Unifurm Bd; Make up Cuw; Big Smer: Team Leader: Squad Leader: Cusrume WILLIAM 0. STATTON College Sealbnnrer; Head Usher; Pm. Twas, Scholar 51mg; Guld w; State Pm cm. Wurld; Chem Lab Am; Rowmg 153; P.T.A, Rely; cm, HumE-Cummg comm; Jr. Spcakcr. STERLYN B. STEELE Cullege S'haiarship Limp; Chemisiry Team: Mgr. Swimmlng Team 'W; Thespian; Bonk Dis- cussinn; Thespian Play Submerged ; Chr HIV Y: Vimrprcs HIVY; Chess; Mgr; B Stu CaL Champ Swimming Team '58. SHIRLEY S'I'EINAU College warm, mg Sim; Guard 0; Hnnur; Tennis: Tm Landau Merrimnh' Day. MILDRED ANNA STEWART CoHege Worm; Stamp; Juventus: Guard 0F Hnnur. Bruinelte; Bug Sim. KEITH R. STODDARD Mpclmmm! Drawing Transfer: Bakumzld, CaIEf ; B Fomball '37. Y Lemr; Big B Soziuy, KENNITH A. STODDARD Mullamml Drawing Tmnsfer: BakursEuld, Calif; B FuuLbaU '37; Y Leltcr; Big B Sunny, DOROTHY LOUISE STONE Art Costume Drsign 33. '39; Costunm Make uP Crnw '38; Stage Costume '38; Gruwlerem 37: Cabinet: Glee: Fashionme. TALBERT SMOKY STONF. College All Buy Leagu: Tackle 2nd Team 18; All Cuy Team '35; Bay League Champ '38; V Fuatball '37, '38; Letterman; Transfer: Valle; V Foot ball 36, MARY CAROL STOTTER General Tennis, HARRIET SUSAN STRADLEY Collegi- Sr, Glee; Transfer: Honvur DRAM H STRAUSER Caiiagp Yell Leader '37, '35; B Bniketba 37; V Bas- kecbnli '38: CapL Rowing '38; Cirgoman; E1 Rujoru; Letmman; B dec ,37; Fiesta. HAROLD PFHLLIIFI STROMSOE Srienw Herpemlugy JAMES SWANSON Grnrjnl LOIS JEAN TAWZER General hbmry; Y,W.CA7; Big Sister; Flesm; Girl Reserve; Stare. BETTY LORRAINE TAYLOR College Gnld W; Virr-prex. SP.Q.R.; Sec-neas. Sdmh mship: Book Disrussion; jr. Spmkers; Rzr Ser. GL4 G A A.; Pegams; Hoosiers: Adv. Bd 59,. RICHARD DAY 'I'EAD 5mm El anuru; Fudron Cirrir; Motion Pimm, Chess; German; Rrrrmtion, ROHIJRT J? THIBODIEAU Commercial Growler '55, '17: Fmstn; Stort WARREN HOWARD THOMAS Genera! lVilr'hskl-zlaall; Transfer: Soulh Gate; V Basket- 7:: . FLOYD WARREN THOMPSON F mnzmnl lelr: Big Eruther; Fmsm: Tmmfer: ' 1 Jose HELEN LOUJsh THOMPSON Cullzgr HE Ru;om; 5m Los Amos Pandas; Hruinell'r: Big Siam. me JACQUAI, 1-: THOMPSON College Gum erhm Pm. Trens. Bnush-n; Adv, Iid; DJLR, Almnm; Prm- Campanile; Big Saab: 612? '36, '37; Matrix, Suholarshm; El RoJoro. EEUR'ION DAVID THORPE 'Snrmv Gmnan; Photography; Hi-Y: Gl uerI : 1! Basketball 38-, Pegasus; jV Baseball '33. PAULA JACQUELINE TODD Collzgz Motion Pmuro; Costume and Makeup Crew; Fashmnerte; Flower; Squad Leader; Refresh- menl, HELFN MARIE TRACY Sci Chemist Team US; Gzrmnn; Lnnu; Lmn Uircl Transfer: Pheonik. Arizona: Logic D 'Jmn; Pmnassus; Recreation, Scholarship; C auue Wr'rmng W'nL MICHA TROY College B Track 39; HIVY: Gruwler; Hug Bruther, CLARISSA VAN DYKE Cumluemd Buuster; Cur, Sec. Suholarxhlpz mg 5km; Cognuanan: ngmm. mbim. Cabin, Brum um ELAINE VAN LEUVEN Pre-Nursmg Spanish; Lou and Found; G AA. Mum: Hos! m; Dcmrnzinn; Entezuinmenr; Big Siiter', Fu-sm: 5mm! Leader; Swnnmmg CHARLES THOMAS VISICK JR.Cul1ege tor La Fumu: Catalina Limeruk Judge; Saularshnp Lamp; Tutor; Pres. Scrlplers; Ger. man; Cnmpamle: Rccrmuun; Pegasus. RICHMOND M, VOILS College GolF 1:7; Setrlwas Phutogmphy; Usher; Me men; Grrmnn; Campanile; Slide Rule. ELEANOR VON WEDELSTAEDT Sneha- GL. Calm Germany, Pegasus: World; GL. Comm ; Big Slszclx l-IUGI-tNli PHILLIP WAGNER Suana Herpetology, BETTE JANE WALCH Commercial MARGAR T WALKER Lullegt C upanile: Fiesta; Guard af Hunor; G.L. Lab; Ff ROJDFD; PHIL, Thanksgiving Basket: Ways and Mmm VERNON SCOTT WALKER College Pm, Am Mgr Stagr CW; Rnwing '37, am CuunnL ARTHUR WALL General . Cullege Buusu-r Campanile; Guard of Honur; World; Squad, 'Ieam,l.eqder; Big Sister; Ruuinenc; Hesm: Sweater Comm. u60 MARY GEDRGINA WALSH PH: Nursing Golf; OutanL Tennis; 6AA, NANCY LOU WIALTER CnHega Glee 18; Transfer, Poly MARYANN WALTZ Ar: Mgr Stage Ctlw;sr1mlarshlp;c A A ; Swamr ming; Lundrr; Lu: Cabntipms. Ln Fuwuu A..- smnr; French. Bruinutc MARY ELIZABETH WARD College Ser Boasrlri; LL Cnmmisslolwr: Bunk Disru: non: Spanish; FJccuan Circle; Guard uf Hun, nr; Cnmpanilc; Creative erring DOROTHY ELAINE WARMHOLD Cummcrua! JOHN WM W'ARNER mum Navigation. shag Ruln: Track '39; Tranan, Abrrdeen, Wash; Track 37; Frtnrh; Avia- rlnn; Knights u; m Horn. HARRY LEROY WAXMAN Industrial B Fumball '17, 38; Bay Leagur Champ 39L JV Baseball '37; V Baseball '38. EU; Law. man: Sevueas. Bays' GIPP; Bxg Brmhu, LULA BABETTE WAYMIRF. College Frenrla; Program; Guard 0F Honor; Hem, Tum LeadET;Fx15thl'l Show; Big Sister; Bmfw EIIE; SChularsl-Aiv; G A A. FREDA MARIE WEBB cnum cm Thankmmng 335k ; Uniform Rep; W Club; World, Transfer. Inglewnad 5; saw mmp; 5mm GA A.: v, Pm. H..Tr.. Ad. m; Big sum; Prngram Chm Hun. PAUL MACKAY WEBB Cqugv V Foothafl '37, 38; World: Bag Emmet; Flory Nology KATHARINE MAY WEBSTER Culley World; SP.Q.R., Fn-nch Guild: Cugnnsnnn JACK WEEKS IndanM B Fonzbali 36. '53; jV Basrball '37: B CHM 18. HETSY ANN WEISSBLATT Collrgc Pram Fashimleltes; Tlnespian Play; Sum Mmiur: Picture; Schnrarship; Jr, spam; Calamu Rep: Fiesta. PATRICIA GRACE WELLS Cullege Ser-trms Ad. Club; Demos; Cnmmisslulmr: Spanlsh: GL. Rep: Fim: Tn. man; 15.; Sistrr; G L. Comm , PageanL ELEXA WHITE Commercial Cabin; GL. Rep; Big Sister: Team, Squad Leader: Thanksgiving Brisker; mm. MARTHA ANN WHITNEY Gvneml Girll' Glee 78: Transfer Su Pnsadcnn; Gu-Jf Glen 37; G.L EnunammcuL EDMUND B WICKS Cummercml Herpemlogy; Fontbali Mgr '37; Intramural Sporls; Transfer, Poly; H Football '36. BERTHA JEANNE WIDETICK Cammelrim' CiA.A.; Store. DALE FRFDRICK WIESE Collegi- V Basketball 36, 37; Rxerman: Big erher: Phnmgraphy: qua Crew: Growler. Intramural Spms. HAROLD WILLHOIT College So. Cal. Golf Champ :38: V Golf 17 58V '39; Capt. '37, GE; Letterman; German, DOROTHY JANE WILLIAMS Music and Comm. Soloist; Girls' Glee '37, '35, '30; Spanish; Pm- gmm; cm. Juvmlus; Cnhm; Fiona; 121mm; Schalarshlp. 61:. MARY WILLIAMS College Cabin Comm.'. Jnvenrus; Suge Crew: An Camm.: Big Smrn BETTY ILEA WILSON Pre-Nursing Pub. Chm, Hi-Tn. ROBERT HAYES WILSON JR. Callezr Ed. Laud Speaker; Inlcr-Class Debau- Champ.; 'lSpring Dancef' Mgr. V Football ,57: Jr Speaker; Thupmn; Ushrr; Pus. RuFlp; Lerurr man; Pun, MARIETTA MAY WINES PrP-Nurllnz Cabin; An; Stage Crew; Bug Sister; JuvenhIJ HARRIETT ELEANOR WINTER General EI Rojow; Big Sister; Land Sprnkrr; Press. jEANNE jOSEPHINE WISE College Pegasus; Strqpbmk; Guard nf Hunar; Brum. nrm; Pageant; Firsla: 61 Oak GEORGE McCLELLAN WITHEE Sricntc th-gmphy; Spanish. DORIS MAE WITTE Commercial Sxorc; Team Leader; Guls' Glee '17, '38; Tenr His; Bminme; Pageant; Wnrld. DOROTHY JANE WITTE Commercial erls' Glu- 37, 38; Smnv; Pageant; Erumetm; World; Tennis 'W. VELMA FERN WOLF MUiIr Composer; ded5 of Musk; Band 39; Hi Tn; Juumtui; Guard nf Hunar; Cognusnan; Bruinem; Store; Science. DOROTHY PHYLIS WOLI. Collegr Campanile; Band '37, '58. '39; Juventus; Guard of Honor; Transfrr Oxnard, Cal 1 Band '56; GL4 G.A.A.; Hustess; SCEHKE: Christ mils Play. Least MARION K WOOLDRIDGE Collegr 'I'mnsfrr, Los Angeles; Refreshment; Flower. ROBERT EUGENE WRAY Collegr Big Brothzr; Growler; Band '37, '38: Usher; Spanish; PTA. Rep JANET ELIZABETH WRIGHT Collage Spanish; C.L.W.W.; Friendslnp; Hruineue: G A.A.; om ; Tennis; am; Library Am; Guard of Honor. LORNA MAXINE WRIGHT Cummurial Snare MEL; Cahinrt; Guard of Honor; Big Skrtr: 61,, Comm: Fiesta: Campanllv. ELAINE CLAIRE WYATT Arr Pub. Chr,J leTri, Bag Sum. MELBOURNE LELAND WYIJE Cullege Hi-Y; Crew 30, SCOTT AUGUSTUS YOUNG Callegr Sr. A Vice-pres.: Orchnstra; 6an W; Jr iprakzr: 5.. B vmpm; Cuuncll; German: FumbaII Band; Smdrm Musk Cumm,; World; swish. KENNETH EDWARD YOUNG Cullzgr Hi-Y; Letterman; H Basketball .36; JV Tennis ,57; V Tennis '59: Tennit JAMES M. YOUNG Culley Band 17, '38; Navigatmn; Slide Rulr. ROSEMARY MORROW WATSON calm E1 Rojoro; cm, Camm ; G.A.A; Swimmlng. I62 Senior Il's Junior, Suphomorc- tll'ficu-rs .Jllngms- Fulluwing tho rraditinn nf ovary university and high school in America, the junior class staged the annual JuninnSenior prom. This sncizll highlight of Emmy, formality, and clabumtuness, sm'vcs :15 .1 grand curtain call fur the graduating classA As this goes to press largo mmmlttccs are planning to hold this gala event in the spacious Municipal Auditorium . . 111 all activities, on the campus juniors have given freely, nor as a class. but as uutstanding indi- viduals furnishing leadership. I SOPHO MQREIS numbering mnrc than 700 mgcr :md t't'sourceful, backcd WU, son in every major went thmughom The year. Entering as young. ambitious studcnts, they imnwdiarely found rhmhsclves taking part whole hmmdly in all phascs of school activities and life in a brilliant ycar :u XWilson. .jUNmR, 51:51qu E OJ'Iul-nsirlrrmu low: NH E'iumu's, XXQ-Nx Wund. SIHMW. Hark ram: NM HAII. Arhla. Goodrum. L'Vdras. IiMcr. JNW. lSnvnoMx-u; ON-u,I-w:.- Hem row: RyndaH. Osbm'm Hmnun Rad Hm: Mm Blarkmau, Wells Pmrcr. 6:! w Senior II I Hnnowgrm IZH Hon! mw: Jermmgs, cum , cmmnn. jammm Srurges, Cahlm Mrmwm Kawnnaml, mm, Hanszn, om, Srcond raw: MYS HUM. Sllwl'mw. Nnrbrrg. Gaze. Graham. Strrllng. GtEfEm Thvrd raw: Summnwlhu Cniemm. Christensen, Alumna. Marsh. Andrm-n. Taggarh Smith. Suzannnn. Ash Mmur, Mn Olmm-d Fourrh row: Hrnulsr, J., Smith, HilI'UIVIIL Luunshz-rry. Hyatt, Hall. Hrnelsg M , Writzel, Shaw, I Mam lrf'nrNcnillBiFmI-u row: Slbhlrk; Johnson, Brooke, Peten, Sumnu, Morgan, than, Chmmnsen, Wllsun, Baldwin, Balms Hershman, Second mw' Mn MarthMahmaro. Warren, McCullnn.Rhm Taylor. Wand. Nestle. Dennison. Beavis. Knvqrevlrh, Whitney Third rnw: Mn Fu-nrh, Bmmsky, HoHerd, Rathbnn, Smfr. Flown, Pem, Chevalier, Kmnalrd, anrms, VntIPr. Marshall Fourth mw: Cruxsnn, Haytvr, Kenadn Duw hnr. Mum Lewu, anru, Doncgan. MacDonald. Fifth mw: Tmi Mills, Ogilby. Lorkwood, Jones, Kelley, GralEn. I Woonwnnu EGGENBEIIGERiIZB , From tour: Krieger, Putmnh, Dney Rogers, Ogata. Holcomb. Bender, McCulm, Grant, Morgan. Arbia. Lam', Smut, Hogan Srmnd mw: Watp Ymmg Wen, Smith, Gray, H., Gray, Mr, Arnald. Wand, Inhnsmn, Graham, Juhnnsen, TayiDrV Kmm Lummls W'm-nnc TFnrd mw Whaler, Hardcsty. Gillespie. janes. Barlow, Chapman. Porrrr, McClure. Kelso, Pickford Hzlmm. Swarm. Nudsnn, Warlpnbrrg, Bateman, Cmnn. meh raw: Ortega, Spvums Honan, Horknay. junn, Evans. Wilmn, Dahlbcrg, Gil'luwr, Stemeciczrr. Dykstrn, Lnrkhm, Burlnn, Grlmlll u 64' Juniors I BLANTONAEUWARDH- l IA Frum raw: Prian, Bachrellc. Brown, Card. Campbell. Douala . Suuom Lrwis, Cowman, Emery, Elder. Second roIv: Mn Edwards. erz, De Fnrzst, McKeon. Hirklc, Fcinsu-in Qdmnclg. Currigan, Jorhirm. Hawnrth. Holmes, Smith Prweu Third row: Dada Halden, Billmgs, Rastellm Hays, Hankcy, Werner, Felll . . xmark. Jnmrnzz Fourth row: Reynolds. Thurmnm RankEn, Stevens. Flynn, Inge. Johnwn, Wallm, Nendd Fifth ruw' Gebh Curry, Puke, Pan 2r, Patterson, Powrl. IFRANCK-PlEmzarScoTT -lIA-ant raw: Scou. McMinn, Trasdall, Merrill, Cody, Pulimnn. Harvev. Lung. Wells. Sprague. Hunks. Wilson, GR , Fu Grant. 1.. Whuzmn. Seuend row: Culnm, Hawkim Ensu'm, Winter, Ridden Harken, Price. Baughman. Simnmm. Rm, William. Walker, Mernis. Scnnlon. Third mw: Rogers, Miss Franck. Knowlton. Hill, Walliama, Carpenter, Stowman, Kelsu, Thunms. TidwelL Fourth row: Mr. Pirrce. ML Scott. Knuth, Trlpp, Keyser. Walk , Mulholland, Smith, Beawr. Moore. Camper, Fifth row Shipe, MrGum. Willxams, Clark. YWnRV mu. Huck. Henshaw. Aiken, Gray, Roukus, Cm: I HAnnIaannTmsn AllAaant raw: Reagan, Hull. Boeu'dmzr, Perkins, Kariger. Marhar, Bennett, Giemur, Rowclilfc. Cam. Hollingzr, Chapman, Gleckrer, Lundeck. Slcund row: Clay. Murray, Finipow, Stout. Bergan, Hall. d! Mandel. Dlwwm Cart , Dadxm- Third mW: MI- Gartmn Ibbersm. Lorgicm, Lorge,Wa:mn, Palmer,Whimey,Black, M:Cann.Hruolu.Braun. Hauck, Braseth, Waist. Fourth row: Mr. Hardin, CASselaarth Farrzll Jones, Jewett. Goodman, Friedman, chm Church, Runqum, judd, Mum, Miller, Idc. Fim. ruw: Comm Spmgue, fmws. erIey. TiEany, Ruh, Funny. Workman. Kirkpatrick, Folen Loughun. chnz 115' t p: l 95!... Juniors I RonleoN-Mks. GAnucx-Sco-r-r lIA anL rnw: Chunhill, levcrtoorh, P. jones, E Janus, Ireland, Neely. Lynda Fowler, Lnrgim, Wynn, Dougfnss, SJSSOHS, Leazhcm, Hizkux, Gray. Sheppard, Foreman Second raw: MI. Rublmnn, SEW . 5be Jone; Roblns, Pearson, Wilcox. Harril. Valentine, Flower, WoudrufE Gordan, Muom, HawkinsJ McGem McMulIen. Third raw: Arnett, Linde-y, Marshall, Schilling Huffman. Whine, ogan, Cncfy, Lum-ull, Gm, Hlobil, Vullami, chves, Clark, thker, nmyhm Founh raw: Cnshmnn. Markluy, Barbuwcr, Jvcy. Hankins, omen, Siiver, Nestell, Blumberg, Power, Galameaux, Laney, Kato.Fihh raw: Cmmey, Thumpwu, Davis Durant, Bums, Hanson, Keenan Panter, Tuck, Bigelow, King, Newman, Goubehut, Humoun, WIESOIL I KnerErS'ruszzL-I lA-ant rnw: Hammond, Paynz, Grisham, Cnx. Panto. Stuuman. Shanizy, Sheets, Thompsnn, Tipping, Estabrnok, Fletch e1, Kjlgarz. Secuncl row: Knox, Beardsley, Laughljn, Waller. Sohn, Pcan. McDonald. DEM: NEWbErrv. Williams, Didnkun, Kmasz, Lockharz. Third tour: Min Smempel, Horton, Root, Scan, Stanleyl Cochran, Baskau, Greanbcrg, Bean, Jones, Coburn, Blmkburn, ery. Fuurth mw: Zellez, Mu. Kryv Em, Hummerlck, Dufmnz. McKee, Onhood, Hunter. Humphreys, Rochefarr, Alto. Nah. Flfth row: Wilsm. Wilcox. McKee. Panda, Rickman, Ivey, ovepv. I MAKEPEAcE-IawnriilAw-an: row: Elcock, Vung, Green, Sim. Morrison. Wilhamaon, Wood, Mr. Makrpeace. Farm, Miller, Gibbs, Irvinu, Walsh, McCauIey, Carr. Second row: Mr, Lowry, Perry, Hezherinmn, BurrnrH, Seymour, mem Mam, Pugh, pm. Mnanren, Jamei, Well. sn- ver, Stevens, Barker, Kerr. Third row: Ynnkie, Zahn, Hubbard, Spanagel, Trumbo, Evans, Johmcn, Macken,Baskm, Gaskill. Cunninghnm. Remmzlm Sandln. Fourth mw: Grime, Stone, Stem, Pierre, Mason, Luther, Lmhman, Nltholt, Bchey, Dmend, Hulluway, Daugln, Ken, Fletcher, Jun , 433 Juniors I BHusHAMnle-THnMM-JIB me row: Wilder. Walters. Agmuxll. Krug, Dammn. Barron. McCullough. Robinsml. Cnvingmn. Higuera, Rogers. MCDDUZKH, Htlvh Scrond row: Towla, Bum, Clark Wesmtt, Juhnmm Faster, Hlnrv. Slromsne. Shane. Campbell. Horton, Green. Third rnw: Mr. Thumas, Rider, Makimnm. Perm, Horn. Aim. Lewis. Bower. Endo. Fuimnmi. Lilly, Wickham. Lmdnnann Fnunh ruw: MI. Broesamlr. Fenton. Kendig, Spunhelm. Parker. Moulmn. Rubens Clarke, Cunnzn Anderson. Younxbem. Mawhinney. Carter. I Bunmchm1-ER 1IB FrDm row; Mm Burdick. Picket, Fork . Munmaw. Lard, Davis. Harman, Price. Cutler, Gulchriu. Askew. Oninger. Lam. Ranch. Sernnd row: Whiles. Wiills Kummer, YamaguEhL Janus. Sthhk, Wham Roberlscyn, Tosh, Hansw. Young, Sutherland Third WW; Colburn. Kubuvec, Rkhards. Malaby. Brown, Winkler, wam, Evans. Phillips, Burke Fourth raw: McGinrv. Karl, Jam Sherwuud. Risser, Vignemm Walters. Mrlmyre, Braulmm I JOHNsoNAHANSEhrillBiFront row: Jgnsen, Westcnhavgr' Lynrh' Elliott, Griggs. Saluman. Henmhke, Summers, Sutton. Bmems. MacArthun Emley, Stackablt. Kilburn, Tzernnn, Sucund row: Collins, Orrick, Iampolsky, Haynes, Wald. Sues. Marshall, Wishcrd, Redner, Ramsdnll, Gun- Sauls. Millet, Junta, Sthrnndt, Griffith Third tow: lecn! Rmsgner, leble, Walk. Hupp, Fair. Black, Simpson. Krueger. Shcely, Herk. O, Smith Fuurth row: RhoadEE. Neblh Laughncn Forrest, Anderson, Miss I. Hansen, Mus A jnhnsun, Crame-n Mchzn, Smith, Chance. Vaughnx Higadli 67:. Sophomores .SYMoan-FnAynkilOAiRow um: McKenna, Boggs. 5mm, Mnnrc, Scuk, Willmg. Hams, Helps, Weslby, MaliPr, MacGregur, TrcFelJ. Chain. Row two: Eggers, Sierks. Hanrhette, CrihEeld, Dlaz, Allen, Ganrgz, Pierce, Vuksannvirh. Vaoletre. Hill. McGihlry, Miss Symunds. Row three: Klinkert, Batuldi, Baughman. Richards. Wisdum, Putnam, Nkana, Riordan. Holcomb, Wfdetick Ruw Four: Wack, Munohan, Glecaon, McFar- land, Read, Dullum, Williams, Leonard, Pierce, Hill, IAI.Gumerme JOA-w!iow one: Mrs Alguire, Rmmeyez, Friull, Szodcfard, Andzrson, Meyer, Sheers, B. Smith, Speissegger, Paris, Reeves. Rolfe, Bacnn, Brawn, schurm. Row M: Miss Oxley, Judson, Wakefield, leingmn, Shumaker, Truran. Weml, Glm, Kiernnn, jordan, m. bright, Thomas, Fath, Yandclf, Read. Raw three: Farmer, lel, Salter, Power, Wiese, Laney, Clnmplu. HoJIar, Bieri, Danpp; Murenn, Randall, Bury; Anderson. Raw Fnur: Scanlan. Suele, Enden, Hgavcrs, Smith, Aguilar, Hamiltwn, Liahman, Bush, Curwis'll Means. Kriagzr, Rand, WeiIlcr. Burns. IMEExs-WADnELL-IOAiRow me: Keilzy, Blumbezg, Wells. Brown; Harman, Cmndali, Perm, Muntz. Ives, Kuon, Tracy, Clay, Keyes, Baum. Row two: Scbwnb, Rice, Reirh, Warner, Suntan, Hart, Fengar, Power, Kudng, Wright. Newberry, Hall, Carey. Raw rhm: Min Waddell, Macon. Halicus, Gocdfaltnw, Chafing, Wentworth, Atkinson, Quirk. Barm. Kerr, Nendei. Jennings. Row four: Mrs, Meeks, Abbott, Ibbemn, Lyons, Careyl Feiniinan, M: Gum, Bade, Malling, Davimn. Louk. Marshall. Raw Evc:Wnrkman. CHE ; SIM , Chlfhesmfy L195, Lnndale. Crawford, Gaebel, Sum- mtrvl I Hi Sophomores I Monmsan-Smuunn-l0A--Row one: Trnuger, NOCa L-. Bi op, Tenenbaum. MrCmglmyu Fursm. Gmh ' ' wn, D ' iv rmux, Chulr it , Ouuan, Landre, Arnold, fviaCDonald. IvIahan. Raw lw Schuster, Dungnn, Flannel, CGEE, Nalsnm Smilu-rI Bran n , Grunts, Lem. iEv. Hahs:n,1ngvnldsiad. Hansnn, Anderson. Row three: Mn . ilmnv Rumn . Grately. Olcsnn. Tauhman C mII. Messner. Row four: Mg. Sruvart, Mcanan, Need Haughm Haim, Simmons. Er y. Ha Quinn, Fuwen Berg Rastello. Parlier Row 5 : comm, Lm Littlz. Edmn, Hun. Lovm. Holfman. Squire, Taylm, Bowman, Sprawl, Burns. IIJOHNSTDN-Mlh GARLlckilUAiRownna: ssaImann, Hart, chznnm Tndd, Kummer. Gillez, Dollar. Armln. Smalllield, King, Farnhmm MKII- :can, Smith, Jensen. Steinerken. Row mm Phelps ans Johmmm Miles. Rec Iilr. Nance. Page. Aluun, Caner. Stewart. Beam, Hayes. Rirhnrds JUne, Grubb, Dzisem, Sdmb, Raw :hra Page. F 1pm, 1pmrm, Brumervm-n Grann Tlubman, Dnsku, Crni , CampbelL Cnxhlev W odwonh, Row four: Coop , Mr. Garlick, Slm . r, N 015, x lleh Ashley, Ballark. ant. Dolby, Kcnnfsnn. Row 5; . Romain. OEeld, Ho ns, Esp Sewn, Crawford, Linkem, Linklmer, French. IDUUGHEEWvBGVEB-DENMAN-loAiRBW one: Smith, Jennings, Thompsm. Dam. Lamplcy, Zieun. Craig. Parsons. MacNe Romm Amnju Charla, Engei. Klinn, DanielsV Richardson. Row two- Krndig. Nels 11. E339 . 1655. Marshall. Wnddell, SandEE-x, Josel. Brew . Fexsmer. Mo showcr, McCutchenn, Huge, Smith, Hart. Row tI-u Mr; Bovm W sum Shaar. Bachtelle. MzMahun, Osborn. Ringer, Kimball. Nluntgameryx Tuple, Keck, Mitchell. Ezicksen, Brainhwnite. Kromck, Wright. R tour: Mt Denman. Chapman. Ogle. Densmore, Hulls. Barber. Brrnrkcr, Om. Elwin iurdon, Dilon, Nimum, DPFITECE Row fave: Rout, hckCuy, Chumske, Gumas, Symanm Hunt, Chfmm Hopkins, Dray. NkArthur, J. snlar. imam 0fh. Soph Inores I CHALKEWGRJMas lDB Row one: me, Hooks, Pauiry. Jnhnmn. Larson. Sngc-r. REdth, Juhnson. Ireland. W'ilmx, WHighr, Gilbert, PhEEIips, Ealwen, Hamlwue, jenkms. Row mo Walters, IIiun, Sontag lltn, Tafl-l, Bardit, Cackml, W'vam Chemske, Ogden, Van Wedelstaetit, Cruhu, Slotmom. Hickman, Zigiletn Row thf M135 Grimes. Sulumnn. Moon: Simmuns, Strachan. Sturges. Hinckle Kummer, Nichols, anmm. Stei- ger, Munson, Andnrmn, GruE-bE-r. Raw four: Hall, Friedman McCallmer. by, Reed, Black, Mcmen, DayV H1I , Evanm Roy, Douglas. IBuKsNrEuMAnN 1EIB Row one: Davis. Wuods. Bradshaw, Nuwhuuse. Candland, Cunnzr, Pauun, Wzbber. Wheamn, Well , Chevaliar, L. W'Illinms, Davey. Isham, Phillips, Mr Ehmann. Raw two: Mr Bnkken, PenEeld, Ducktr, Kaufman Haumck, Run. S. Willsams, Nonm, Punckard, W. d, Thompson, Basset: onszlier, Smith, mussen Dullarhide Twombley, Gnodfriend. Row thn-r: Barlow, McInmrE, Winmmule, HJIlingerl Srranan, Ranger. Gms, Pruasn W'mleben, Bugrmn, A Id. Pal I. Blossom, Cach Bickell Row fuur: Crnvs, Hatteulcy. Stork Ball. Crump, Duff Peek. Seabnrm Wrarren. Hernandez, McOwen, Markm Cooley. Dan' man. , l Dunn Smu...unuam,-n,n rrloBiRnw me: Maurice. Trucano. Shackelfurd, Morris. Margan. Tullbcrg. WII-on. Spbnselltn Kuemg. . Iezcl Com- ings, De Pry Fax. Hmmml 'm'h. Row twn: Mr Shallcnbcr r, Zeller. whim. Millard, Stark, Codw Maltby, McIntyre. ploczon Kumhum, Emtry. Edwards. Hutchmwn, Wrofard. Brnch, Wlagner. Row rhr Mn Dunkl Kaylur, Blackwell, Theme, Smxrh. Kclgard. Puermn. O'Connor, Carr, Paulsen, Sagnrhom, Fuurman, Evans. Burns Raw four: Wlon'ow, Quintal, Dmrmann, Robins. Merritt, Woodward, NitNuIty, Blair, DHIHDYI, Fitzhugh, puk, 521mg, om, japhn. Bu. u70 Sd .wm mum .ww 1am an S I m. w m P H713 Dedicate Stage Activities We Dedicate the Pageant I CHRISTMAS PAGHANT . . . After six years the auditorium was again the .semng for the Christmas Pageant, and thls rededicntiun nf the stagr madc pussiblc the great annual sacred production of Wilson. All the dignity, majesry, and sacred feeling associated with the Huly Night was conveyed by the cooperation and untiring eHorts of various departments of tho school. A symphony of music7 gorgeous color, and rare blending of age old pageantry was presented in two per- formances before 4000. Miss Burdichs stage crcw creatcd an ethereal setting against siihouetted Judean hills. Illusinns 0f untold beauty wurc effected by lighting and synthetic props. The choruus of 100, led by Miss Brecht, 1n the guise of humble peasants poured out their voices in song and adoration for Him. Miss Reagarfs rhythms, girls were garbed a5 village carolers and water carriers symbolic of the far East. Miss Chalkcfs costumerlmke-up crew spent wceks 0f preparat-ion in fashioning and designing Costumes for 300 members of the cast from sheer angclic draperies to stately robes of the Wise Men. Every mood in the spirit 0f the occasion was oHered by the orchestra under the direction of Nicholas Furjanick. 111 a blending of every shade of meaning, the music grew to glorious heights of enchantment as Wilson experienced the wondrous story. M72 V0 III-dedic-ato lhc- Groat Auditorium . . 7. v5 l BRO'I'P nan RAT The maring New York stage hit concerned with the comedy capers at Virginia Military Institute, foliowmg a successful movie, Brotht-r Raf, was presented at WHlson March 30, 31 to 3500 people. To repair damage Caused by Hoods at Kamp Kole, the Lung Beach Optimias, Club underwrotc the second presentation of the 2111 school play. Bing Edwards played by Dick Morgan, .1 cadet, is secretly married to Kate Rice, enacted by Geraldine Chapman. Flocks of clever fellows and pretty girls go through everything but a nightmare to keep the secret, have their fun and outwit army ofEcials and the rules of the school. Wilsonk budding actors r0i1ed them in the aisles? Penalty tours, girls in the barracks, pawning an army sabre. and general turmoil contribute to an evening of exciting enrertammem. Other members of the cast were: Asenath Nestle. Jean Wattel, Marie Damron, Rosella Beamon, Jack Mills, Bob Blackburn, Robert SandhuH. Harry Perm, Bob Covey, Donn Keyes, Bob Wicks, Wilson Yandell, and Warren lsham. Miss Daugherty Coached the actors in brilliant performr ance. Transforming the stage into campus scenes of V. M. I. was subtly done by the stage crew directed by Miss Burdick and Charles Thomas, the most difiicult production ever staged by Wilson. Military barracks, we're contrasted with stately southern columns and tree shadowed veranda, where escapades were planned by due funrloving cadets and their capricious girl friends. .. M I'uI' I 1- lnr lun-kr-Is :m .Ill'll'L This In nu runntr'I I-luh . . . Iluluu I N-ul vmwmm irh'm mm m h mid h nl. Mud and Imds of them glmmmg sabru and l mm W I , :Imnuk Ird :iu l' mt mum 1w :. P. Hc m Ad am mminv HEW Hum .um :11 .1 mm unloa- h J We Dedicate the I Ti-ihspmNs -Duwn right , . . that,:; ii . . . take it easy . . i dmft let those books fail OH your head . . . youkre got stagewpresence . . . get those lines . . . the pinyis the thing This club, organized to encourage an interest in drama, to teach poise and to acquaint members with stage technique, Ends itself very much in demand around the city and camr pus with its willing taienr, piays, skits and dramas given at every major ciuiv 0r gathering. Trips to see the pictures, Pygmalion and Moonlight Sonata and tn the Pasadena We Want that Casual, .A .... .. vi unadulil-r-Q Playhouse iiiustratc the 'I'hcspiuns, desire for dramatic gmwtii. Every second meeting is a home meeting in which hiinrity is deftiy iningied with constructive drama. At Bob Blackhurifs home, the host demonstrated, with the aid of Ruth Smaiis, Bill West, Geraldine Chapman and Dan White, the dramatic way to interpret an idea. Larry johns, director of the Long Beach Little Theater, addresu sad the club on stage training. Scenes from the legitimate stage and Shakespenrc WEFC dramatized Noncehalant Poise aft: l STAGE COSTU ME-MAKEU P771116 thrilling panorama of tile Christmas pageant marked the renewal 0f the Stage Costume and Makeup Crew,s work on a big scale. Three hundred costumes were created; J'lCHVlly jCWCIEd TObCS edged in ermine for towering wise men; Rowing gossamer- lilce draperies for fragile angels; royal purples, graded shades of coim, sparkling jewels, soft blues. The great- ness and tradition of the pageant was interpreted through the crew!s magician-like cleverness and wizardry. The crew is designed to acquaint members with stage costumes and makeup appropriate to the stage and give opportunr ities to work on school productions. Inspiring talks were oEcred by costume experts and professional artists; mem- bcr5 were asked to work with the Long Beach Players, Guild on productions. With the new complete makeup and costume rooms which approach the professional in modern equipment versatile creations are more easily de- veloped. Dazzling lights, gleaming mirrors, deep drawers, spacious closets, 3H are filled with endless tricks to use for Productions. Beforc making UP members Of the Cast for Brother Raf, both the play and the picture version were studied to bring to light odd quirks and characteristics of each character. In Hit Parade the crew creatcd exotic cosh Umes for dancers and Singer54 Hurry with that liouge...l0 Minutes to go m 7H I ST six years! . . . with its complex witch boa pots, flout t new stage. sets and mnsive work shops and prop rooms. r CREW Back on the intriguing new stage after its thousand lights and colors, its modern gadge mikes. The plays, pageant, concerts, show; were- hriHiant success- 88 . . . due to the help of these amhitious studcnt artists With amazing originality the stage was set under the guidancs of Miss Burdick and Charles Thomas. Th? Christmas and Than 1 iving productions were stepping stones to HB ther Ratf This play had five scenic chan 763. the most difhcult ever staged b, W7 just moved into new quarters, there was much routine reorr Ys crew. Having ganizacion .0115 were readlh. The purchase of new props and up dart: lighting equipment haw made make-helicve dreams of setting stages come true for tl'll staff of 40. who shared Wlth the Rh r st dents in win ing four sta-r ratin . The cre settings. creating just the right effects in lighting. determin- 011 all their PfeSent-qtiul pErl-Ulents 011 Tniniaturf' Stage ing a satisfying balance at props. and searching for color combinations in harmo After rehearsals and show , 11fonna1 crew parties are held In tht- prop moms directed l , Charles Koon and Marv Ann Waltz. crew leaders in XWilsm hs great stage .V 11'. with the mood of the: pl; Dim the h0rder...Prepare for a Blackout! 7 .0 n Les classes de francais l FRENCH Gun.o---Attenrion! votre presence :1 leur soiree A . . reads the invitation to the French Guilcfs semi-annual show . . brimming with music, color, comedy and drama . . . Always striving to further interest in the French language is their aim . Talks and movies by the dynamic sponsor, Miss Blackwood, gathered on her annual trips to Europe, bring intriguing France with its wondrous culture, its caprice, its picturesque peasants, its romance, its opera, its song, to Wilson . . . Some 200 bubbling students share in this Hashing, sparkl- IJ-FM Inuvilm Minn Illnrlnml II look In Eur ing whirl of activies . . . Outdoor luncheons at Mme. San- bonfs garden, cooked in a magnificent French manner, are occasions of the year. Popuiar French movies, LC Dormr Knock and Mlle Llozart starring Danielle Darrieux sent from New York, were events of the year. A puppet show from the palatial liner, Normandie, was enjoyed. Exhi- tions of gorgeous artistry of French peasants are shown in colorful costumes from Europe . . Records, song hits, music provide appreciation of the romantic side of the Iangi uage. Parents Flock to Gay French Show . . . .410 W nit; l H . v -. i , . .r . . ; ; k x o m . is g; a .' ' -, - y ;, v .. v a TI 1 I M I FRENCH Cl.un A m GhFrunt raw; Goodman. Bmlin. Boone, Anderson, Chapman, Bhrklvurn. Dawson, Fosn-r, Blumberg, Glaze. Semnd raw: Frank, Davis, Cable, Churchill. Chemskc, Andrpaxsn. Brown. DanieEs. Dom. Anderson. Dixon. Third raw: Alger, Gillespie, Farstct, EarTe, Cournoyer, Curwin. Cumin, Gullnpic, Black. Pres . 5mm V. Pres., Douglas; Szr Treas , Zahn: Spnmm, Miss Blackwmd. l FRENCH cum, H m 0-me row: Jam, Leathem, Ibbeuan, fanning, Hefph, MrCaughem Jordan, Mnlholland, Hammana Jampulsky, Harman , Kelly. Sctdnd row: Laughlm, MEG , Hum, Manson. Klein, Livingston, Newbrrry, 105:1. Newberry, Jennings. Third rnw: Nmy, Mills, Inland, Lindlny, Mil ler, Lynda, Jeffs. Lyons. Ibhetson. MtFarIand, Hoskim, Fourth vow: Jones. Horn. Moore, Markley, Knuth, HanJ Kronirk. I FRENCH CLun --N w Z-me row: Waunn, Silvermolh. Runquisl, Pointer, Thompson, Smrsman. Ruwcliffe. Whitman, Valentine, Shumaker, Smails Scmnd mw: Razz, Ziegemeier, Puma, Sunderland, Taylm. Sugarman. Seymaur, Pullman. Thompson. Magill, Nichui. Third tow: Scackablz, Startun, Priest. Pom-r, SmEtIL an-m, Trauger, Scutt, Norbcrg, Stewart, Thomas. Fourth mw: Lurgmn, Randall, Pwer, Pike, Read. Wilinn, Rgeder, Tod. l '9 F. Glee Clubs 5 -- - GI EF, CLUBS-A silent prayer from a reverent student body was the response to the sacred ageless hymns sung by the Glee Clubs in the Christmas Pageant in a renewal that dates from Wilsonk first Christmas. From a large repertoire they sang for 4000 distinguished musicians at the AH-Western Music Conference; they carried musical triumphs to major Clubs ancI organizations of the city; they sang the tuneful melodies at the spring Hit Parade reminiscent of Wilsalfs musicial productions; they shared in bringing the Eva Anderson Symphonic Orchestra in concert to Wilson; they combined with the orchestra to produce a pre-Easter concert of Fme tenderness and feeling; they gave their annual pro- gram for thousands of tourists at the Municipal Auditorium; they sang for Wil- sorfs great moments, the reverent buoyant Vesper hour, the stately majestic hour of graduation. The Glee Clubs have given to Wilson . . . music . . . with its ever changing moods, lending spice, joy, inspiration. I BOYSh GLEBeFrml row: Waxman, MacLagan, Beamsley, Powerv Pavnc. Baskin. DeLappt Second row: Miss Brecht, Hartman, Speraw, Spiner, Seufen, Blgelow. Milex. Thnd ruw: MI. Dnver, Nettz. LasiaterV Al- beruon, Baughman, Kingsbury, Hall. Fourth raw: Fredrickson. Ogle, Caron. Mason, Keiiy. Terrell. Math- em. Pres., MacL-Igan; V, Pen, Mills, Waxman; Sec, Waxman, Hall; Lib , Baskin, DeLap-p; Sgt. of Arms. Ogle; Sponson, Miss Bruin, M:- Driver. uliZ h r Dav. ?rau. Kawanlmi. Iy'amse-n. Pmter. Broph .wlm' $pnazman Shumal. Smallhrld.w QOH.E! s. Kcatlng qulmm Purmr; 'ponsm-s Mm I HIT PARADF Tuneful melodies from former XVilson Operettas. graceful waltzes, kinky rows of black faced corne- dians, romantic senoritas, and cakewalk steppers. were featured in Hit Parade, biennial lavish review May 19 by 400 Spotlight artists. The first act, in reminiscent theme, featured hFirerh Kl3'inafore , and Prince of Pilsen with 50105, ets. and massed sparkling choruses by the Glee Clubs directed by Nhss BrechL In a luxurious setting 75 Singers appeared in pastel formals, with men in formal black. Wilson's gay Fiesta stepped into the picture in act two with round after round of classic Spanish and Mexican dances in the famous XWilson manner. Sparkling repartee. dashing sepia cht ters. and Kongo cannibals Haunted the stage in wild baroque trappings that sent the aux 'ence in riots of fun in the Minstrel as R. D. 'Wnodward put t c mmedians through their paces. Battery after battery, of dancers 200 in number, ranging from gentle waltzers, garhed in violet gossamer, to Kongo cannibals in their weird fantastic rhvthms were turned out by Miss Reagan. Costumes designs by Miss Chalker's crew ran the: gamut from clinging trailing creations to exotic outfits for jungle men, and set the mood for dance routines. The stage crew coached by Miss Burdick and Charles Thomas aHected settings and lightings that approached Graumanis in spec- tacle and beauty The orchestra directed by Mr. Furjan- 1ck,set the sparkle m a broad range of melodies. Hit Parade 3 edley 0f 0pera, Fiesta, Danna 83 Cheer for 0111 Woodrow .4111 I ORCHESTRAeSignal honors were received by the Senior Orchestra of 75 members With its appointment as the oth- cial orchestra for the AH California-Western Music Con- ference attended by 4000 music educators from California and neighboring states, in Long Beach. April 3-7. Credit for unbounded enthusiasm goes to Nicholas Furianick, who led the orchestra. As their first triumph they played the Christmas Pageant in such a professional rendering that true religious meaning was felt by a reverent student body. An arrangement of ancient Christmas carols formed a musical invovation, with silvery color added by the new Wilson chimes. These musicians added dignity to majestic graduation processional for 525 June graduates at the stately Municipal Auditorium; provided music for hBroth- er Ran renewed a custom started in the old auditorium by presenting a joint Easter concert with the Senior Glees and presented a sacred concert at the June Vesper service. l BANlDiA blast from a trumpet . . . red and gold capes and gleaming instruments . . . the marching of 120 feet . t . and the foothafl band goes into action at the classic Rose Bowl before 30,000 cheering spectators, bringing the crowd 'to its feet with the Furjanick Fight Song. The band, this year, turned out sixty strong to add pep and enthusiasm to football and basketball games, track meets and pep rallies, held in the newly reconstructed auditorium. The band was seen at the battle of the year, the football game with Poly High, in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena California cities got a lasting impression of the Bruin Band as it marched in the Armistice and Memorial Day Parades where they displayed Wilson's musical prowess. Some of Wilsorfs best swing musicians are members of the band, so not only do they play regular band arrangements, but anything from classic to swing music. Under the able lead of Nicolas Furjanick, the Band has set highs. Wilson, And her Colors Red and Gold I BANDeFrom row: Brophy. Eyber, Mchen, Pierce, Blackburn. Simmom, Dollarhide, Bibby, Moan, Mr Futianick- Sarund I'DW! Braithwalte. ZEHH, Armin, Dallas, Walker, Ymmg, Third mw: Feinsuin, Scruggs. Baroldi, Becklay, Crawford, Harmon. Fourth row: Charla, Juplin, Glover, Wahl, Hyatt, Berneker, Linde- mann. Fifth raw: Demand, Hillingcr, PIcHord, McNutty, Fiahugh, Cramer. Sixth raw: Berg, Cunningham, wall, Miller, Smith, Hamilton. Seventh w: Dudley, wamrs, Dawson, 501m, Wm, Ady. Eighth raw: Ferrrm. Zahn, Livingston, Flnfey, Roesener, Severus. Rowland, Mitchell. Ninth row: Luther. Mieklo. :35 n l'uuilivoly Ilu- wlzuruln 01' III! - my 3-. 'I'In- Iilnnlv-Iun Ifshers Chemistry I CHfiMISTRY TEAM In research laboratories and the reflhl15 0f higller lniith far from rousing rallies and cheers accorded other campus heroes, the chrmistry team, headed by Glenn Bracken with an all time high score of 309 points, drilled fDUr months t0 Win four COVCtEd Places and Compete against hlgh SChnOlS frum Fresno to Calexim. Other members were Sterlyn Stvelc, Clarice Haylett. MelviHe Dollar, and Eugene Wagner.Elcv1-n students made the four months1 grilling test. Last year 5 team ranked eighth 111 56 schools. The 37 team won top place 111 So. Cal; Willard Fenn 33 received first place 111 So. Cal. I Umms A manr ronuibminn m the success of assemblies and performances in thl' new audimnum wn 1h: Eburtenux .muiem scrvlu- uf H l-Iersclml Ham's curps nf m ushers, Mcmbm of mi; servue group were maams in the art af semfng mpamy rrowds and .ming Imus m srhnul guns , Armed 1n natty umfurms of dark rants and whlu' trouscrm Ihey .Iddcd 5116552 and color to 11m rlnhnmu- Events stngvd. In addhiun m Wilsarfs pragmms rhr group ushzrad for $7 operas, running and Irrtures 1n v.1r10u: auduonums cf 1iac rity under the clirrcnon of BU! 51.111011, head usher. .UGHEIIQ' L1 unrime mw: Love, an, ankm, Sxatwn, Petra. Chrvqller. Marklry, Secund rcw: Shallen berzur, Riordan, With Narve, Kalb. Pawen Kelsu Thnd mw' Priest, Cushman, Murnnm Muure, Beams, V5.15, Houten, Hagan Fourth rnw: Hcyu. Dollar. Jones, Sandhuii Mr Ham Dougan. Covey. Barien 13.1mm Head, 5mm, 1mm Sandllug; 5K. W111; Spunsnr, Mr Hm, I Cnemsn'r TEAMiHutchms, annu, Dollar. Bracken. Haylett, Slerie, Mr, Enholm, Palmer, Tracy, 011K Inn wnnl u sulI-Knlllll? V 'r:- ready. W'Ilen III! we hoglul' Student Store I S'mmr A candy bar . , .1 drum stick . . . Behind these popular phrases lies :1 large organization, the Student Body Store. Furnishing training in selling, per- sonalin and managing, providing necessary class materinEs, providing a social renter fur Wilsonk 1850 students are some of the broad, far reaching aims of Wilsmfs heloved Student Body Store. Cub salesmen get actual experience in every phase of buying and selling over the counters of this well equipped work shop. Business leaders from the city, schooi administrators and faculty address weekly meeting of the 60 members of the store crew. Towering over every cam- pus activity is the fun, frivolity, relaxation, and friendliness of the store. Homl old nlnm- . . . Lot go in nlrl III! ll - Illlls mu! have u drum utlelk I S'roaliiFllst Sam From raw: HaH, CDHII'K, Gray, Slzmkabll, Tawzer. Gama, Finley, Snrvas, Walla LnMarche. Sunnd mw: Mrs, Amy. Baum. Taylor, Brooke. West, Stem, Bussenas, Newberry, Campbell, Harru Cachrane, Bruns, Payne, Randall, Wall. Thxrd row: Sluwman, Higgins, Spearman, Cox, Nchn, Thibodnu, Dudley, Didxiksm, Towk. ISrons-Secund StmriFront row: Kefly. VanLeuven, leingslmL lemn, Didnkszn, Farnsworlh. Mju Hutton, Williams, Silverman, Wilmuth, Summons, Semnd mw- Gnrtiu, mecll, Wyatt, Kerr. Bcnmun, Hulr comb. Dunn. Bryant, jnckaon, Kclley, Grattly, Berg . Darnell, Clampitr. Refth, Jensen, Hawk Marsh Thitd mw: Albertina, Pierce, Gibsun. Bussznas, MacArthur, MEDaugaIl, Reuse, Green. Johnston, Rngrn, Gleason. MacDonald. McKee, Sllvll'. Darlmgton, Larimore Mgr: Farnswonh, Wlllxaml, Sllvermnn, Gallr aghur, Du'driksen; Spmsol, Mm, Army, 87 I '5: M in Mr! w HIP Sm; Minus the Scholarship Society was b nquet iTY T-Jiing top rank among cam- pus orga host for the District Meeting; awarded a recorded break- ing number of scholarship lamps at a dinner fete for one hundred: built up coilege contacts with XthIer and U. C. LA. thr ugh field day trips and furnished leisure hours through them pupulnr matinee dances. XVith leaders of every campus activ' in their membership, their creed, Scholarshlp for 5 far Hung campus. G est lecturers and rhallenging talks Ice, found its response on XVilsmfs by members scored at banquets. Inspiration through cow ferences with delegates from other societies led to the uni selfish service the group has given to school. A visit was made to thu Griffith Park Planetarium. In 1938-39 an r h Ruud. Havbn. Smund row: 1 mm:- array of scholarships have been w h energetin nims. Betty Broadhurst, valedicmrinn, re 'cd 3 Sit , scholar ship to Occidental; Mary Uehling, valedmton mid- year, a $300 schnfarship to Occidental; Betty Lou Alger won a $150 scholarship m Pomona; Robert Pilchard won the Theta award of $100 to junior Cullsge; from Lionf Club Marcella XWypcr and Russell Rhoades won $25 awards. Long Be :11 Secretarial College awarded Doris Crabtree $60, Elinor Wight. a full tuition, and Blllie Mor- rison. a three mcnthi scholarship. The California College of Commerce presented three monthf scholarship to Edith Chapman and Alice Zidbeck, Grau Business College gave Joy Freeman three monthsh tuition; and Frank Cramer won a half tuition scholarship at U.S.C. 9ng Hosts to Convention I SCHBLAHSHIFA m GiFrnnl row: Beavis, Gmhdm. Camerun, Formndcr. Bennett. Guodmam Foster, Chevalier. Bryant. Srrund mw: Ridmrds Cytrnn, Dawson. Gm-r. Bruce. Gull, Chevalier, Bnntrthzn Bor- mzH, Anderson. Third row Fruzefl, Colhm, Fxlhpow, Gibbs Eluuck, Duug'ass, Coaurs, Grubh Mm Black man, Fourth row: Dallas, Dollar, Beardsley, Bmukb. Ball, Femm-in, Fmrnswanh, Crawford, I SCi'iOLARSHIIkiH ta Diant row: Hartmann. Magill, MLClamahnn. Duxm'. Hoou-n, Launn, Kunasz, Jnszl, HaylerL Second mu: Ridmrds. Smuan, Luna Lyndc, MInEI, Ludwirk, Bartlrr. Murray, Laughfin. Hill Morris. Hanson Third wwz Halwrsan. Nepvru, Livinguum chm. Dmmam Jordan, Mr Lowry, Hutrhinsun, Fuunh row: Kolh Hmmm. Hum. Mcwam Mauve, Hutchms .ScHoLAasHIp N to bhant row: Taylnh VanDyke, Reagan, Paynr, Wells, Ralle, 0am, Share, Wllcox Scfond row: Smmn, Larson, Zeller, WebLL chd. Nrcly, Wynn. Webhet. Schunzr, NeCnek Steele Third row: Zahn, Mr. Makupcarm Mame, Feistnm, Tracy, SIniLJI. RandaJL Ridden Nestle, Smllh. Zirgrmner. Fuunh low: T. Wrasum B Wilson, Purl, Pnesl. Mr Ruhnu . Thompson. 5mm Williams. Wagner, Seymour, Ymmg. Pm . Statlun, Ril'hdrdh; V Prea, La Manx Ha u: Tres.. Rhuades, Zalm: Rec. Sen, Halversun, Seymour; Corr Sea, VanDyke, Taylor15ponsar. Mr. Lowry. 89$ Students, you must convince your Audience IJUNIOR SPEAKERS, BUREAUh-Designed to provide a community-wide speech service, the junior Spcakersh Bureau after six years of service is prepared for appear- ances before various organizations in the community in discussions on significant current topics. Speakers were provided to assist this year in campaigns on the Commun- ity Chest, Christmas Seals, Red Cross, Infantile Paralysis, California Conservation Week and Public Schools' Week. An entire program, a symposium on Democracy, given for the Masonic Club is illustrative of many bureau pro- jects. In the eleventh annual inter-class debate, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, Allen Churchili and Bob Wilson. seniors, defeated Frances Scott and Donald Gill, juniors, on the national advertising question. In the sophomore ex- temporaneous contest held to interest and acquaint new students with speech activities, Bob Hupp, Margaret Lord, Virginia Brown, Morton Phillips and Ross Chichester were winners. In the all-school extemporaneous contest on traHic safety sponsored by the Junior Chamber of COm; merce Finalists were jean LeMar, Don Hedstrom and Allen Churchill with Frances Scott as first place winner. Wilson alumni have established speakers' bureaus in Chi- cago University, Stanford and Santa Barbara State. 90 Sal'vly Campaign lh'gins Today . I JJL SPEAKERR rme mw: Chapman. Wllson, Cull. Smtmn. Wemblntt Sum Scmnd mw: Mr. Plum Haylrtr, Dzwmn, Bryant. lzgg, Cyuun. McColIom Phillips, Young. Bracken, Third row: Znegemeuzr. Todd, Hull, Smafls, Brawn. MacArthur, T.nylm. Fourih mw: PhiHips. Mills. Lord Fmell Sandholf Hupp, I Sonny szAkusiFronr I'DW: Phlll:p:. BroWn. Mr. Paerce. Hupp, Lord. UIU- Olr work mural Inau'll L-ut year's All Amrrh-nll Scripters LaFuente I LA FUIEN'I'Ei N0 literary hermits, these: Scripters are in the forefront of Wilsotfs activities. From them a staff was chosen by Gerhard Ehmanm spons- or, to publish La Fuentet. Wilsonk own AU-American magazine, in collabora- tion with the art classes of Miss Dmothy Chalket and the printing students under Richard M. Morrison, printing adviser. Included in the sparkling va- riety of writings, bound in attractive gray and dubonnet cover, were two plavs in a series written by Scriptcrs for KFOX and an essay on the Constitution by Ellen Jones, which won Hrst prize in a contest held by the L. A. Times. Some of the poetry was presented over KGER. La Fuente achieved a rating of 975, one of the five highest, in competition with 800 high school magazines from all parts of the nation. As this goes to press word comes that La Fuentc was one of four All-Americans awarded by N. S. P. A. I Scnlmlns--Frum rnw: Vin'ck, Hartmann, dene, Hryam, Alger, Cyunn, Rowchifz, Cillhtsple, Ciuchesr er. Second raw: Isham, James, Gillan. Newbm, Smalls, Gmhb, Haykttt Thnrd row: mm, Randafl. Bracken. Pamrsnn, Mr. Ehmann, HuIIt Pm. Bryant, Vuuk; V Presr, Isham; Slotreas., Cyzmn, Alger; Cor. Sea. Chicken ; Spunsm, Mr, Ehmann I Cnm-uvs Wmmmen: row: Vimk, den B. Nichol. ML Ehmann, Swill: HBVIP Batk SW: Chithesur. Bracken, Hutchins, Wllsun T., Alger, Ward, Cymm, 92 I LounspmmkrFrom :1 skeletonized class of six the fall Loudspeaker staff was recruited to bring out a first issuse filled with alumni and summer vacation news. Immediately cub journalists were drafted to emergency duty and a com- bined staff of advanced and beginning journalists made Shift to get out a papen Editorial endeavor was placed in the hands 0f Gordon Wilson, editor, and Ken Hath Payne, husiness manager, directed by Paul Teschke. new sponsor, With tho PLIITI'IFISP of H new llend EyPE in March editors Secured a new Inasthfad. fusing the traditional Loud Speaker into one word. Gordon Wilson won Erst honors in a- news Writing contest at the Cal. Conventign. Spring Sernestt'r Work Welit for- ward under editor Bob Wilson, supported by George Branham sports; Bob Beavis and Tom Wilson, features; Pat Orford and Jeanne Coombes. desk; and Gordon Wilson, news. Kenneth Payne handled the business post. um um :91 .. mg um VIII-n Gordon qun the IT-l. l-Ilp! Presstnub Loud Speaker .0: n .PRI-ss Cw uuime raw: G. fosuu. '1: Wilson. Coombes. neorkle. Gillespie, Hogan. Smith, Roach. Scrond row: Mr, Turhkr, erk. R, VVann, Mrchmnhnn; meH-n RadrllFFe, GIKord Dormn, Third raw: erislek Bmvis. Gunn. Payne. Ortuni 'I'hmmmm. Guttbrlml. Pram. stum Hagan; V, Pres, Wilmn. Brerklr: Sec. Coombcs: Shonsor. ML Teschkt I me S:-I-:Aan--From raW: Iohen. RadrixH'c. Hogan. CootanS. Heerkle. Orford Second row: 5. Wilson. G. Wilsnn, Brnniaam, T. Wllsnn, Mr Tnsrhlm Payuel Winwr. Snow, Fdirnrx G. leson. B. Wilnm: Bus.- Mgr. Payne; Sponsors, Mr. Morrison. Tuchke. Tlll'nf sl lug:- Iii l'I II -3 .h-t- ulur i Tho lu-lnrn nrl- gr Campanile Campanile I CAMPANII F. l CAMPANILEW'Nine AH Americans, two Pacemakers, and three Medalists in a ten year period has established a national standard of excellence on the campus that furnishes its own momentum in keeping Campanile among the nationgs forcranks in pep annuals A Campanile-minded student body of 1850 steps easily into place when the giant complicated machinery starts turning on a new book. Batteries of files, lists, charts, outlines, picture schedules, uniforms, special pictures days, page proofs, far Hung activities, senior appointments, proof re- turns, ad pictures, money receipts, page layouts, start working with definite objectives and deadlines. This year the 51:3st big thrili was building and plan- ning a book around Wilsongs wonderful new auditorium. After six years in the wilderness every piece of Hue photography in So. Cal., every swank magazine was studied for new approaches, lighting, points of view, and layouts. Every picture was pianned in advance to give the thrills that the auditorium brought. From row: iSrz-rkic. Walkcr, Bluhshwg. GIHnrJ, Wu , Vishk Surund TOW: Gillm, Crowley Semnd mw; Rana, Edsnu, Evans, Canmr, Wall. I CAMPANILE From row: MtClamhan, Thompson. Loumis. Chapman, Randall, Lore. Dedmk, Rnbiuson. Andtrsan, Gallzher, Swift, Dnnom Miss Harrisun, Blatkbum v4!!! Rlnlu- Ill urrm-limm Ad Crew Printing I PRIN'HNGi ?Thc Inudspeaker, Campanile, the Educator, dance bids, tickets. and all the printing demands of the school are turned out in the Wilson Print Shop. More than 4000 programs for Brother Rat were done on yellow offset paper in :1 two-color job. Hundreds of posters and broadsides were composed and run UH for the sports, program. Under the watchful eyes of Max Morrison, blundering sophomores are turned into seasoned printers, learning to operats delicate machines With speed and accuracy. Key men inciude Bob Sponhcim. Johnny Beekle, Albert McDougaH, Max Carlson, Earl Evans, Louis Cooper, Kenneth jobnston, Harvey Ruckus, Donald Kalb, and Bill Jochims. 'Ad Crew ifspurred by a four year national record, dozens of enquiries, and piles of fan maiI the Ad crew expects to reach last yearqs record of 30 pages. Salesman meet doubting customers with :1 survey showing the enormous buying power 01: Wilsnnk 1850 students. .CAMPAMLE An Cwa From row: Wright. Payne. Hank. Smith Graham. MdLer. Huolen. Durmn. Malubv. Second row: Barker, Voils. ChuNhIIL .PRINTINL anwime mm: B Brnnlmm Cooper. Barkhx Jochum. Koib: mmnd mu; Iimnmrk Leonard, McDougalL Sponlmm. G. anlan Morrison1 Clmu'h 95h Now. tllln plrluro on I,In- Imn whnt Aron ! Imp, grand Inynulnl' il lnkl-n! VA m'h E11j .11 w A H96 n'e dMIe-le we Deaicafe This book to the Auditorium Wilson Beauties Head New Year9s Float Girls, lh-mllllnl Girls, GIrlsZ Girls! W'o loan the urn graduates III the new bnlldlng! '. ? That 0119 There! I Outdoing magicians with their bags of tricks and tall silk hats, the stage costume makeup crew produce their tricks by their own ingenuity and mysterious overflowing cabinets, drawers and shelves in :11: new costume room . . . Every possible costume from the simple to the exotic, every type of character, every accessory from fra- gile crown to royal robes is turned out in a mom- ent,s notice. Grinning minstrels, saintly madon; nas, trim cadets, bouEant dancers are all taken in their sweep as super productions rake form. Il00 IIHH Wily cadets win 3500 fans in laugh riot I It was a laugh riot. Brother 1b: was a good funny show. Cadets got mixed up in a hundred hair breadth escapes, with military authorities, with each other, with every body. Clever actors, an able stage crew and a deft makeup crew pro- duced the most popular play in a long series in Wilson history. .102 band. UJ . , x Q, . m um x. x .x. Listen to the crowds roar la! As their gallant hand sweeps the field! 0 come let Ill adore Him Pilgrims return to dadlcam ludIIm-lnm W Ill lmanlilnl oilerlllgn 0! land IVnu-h these buddlng virtuale- ln theh- hrlllllnl erelllve ennpollllonn We dedicate Music IDIII IIc-rh JII'III hln .h lulmmdnl'u sat Illa auditorium humming 'or senior nupemlgly Ambassadors Furnish the Swing 109 Far up In llu- sky were myrnhls oi nngellc Im-ma ninglng, Ponre m- pnrth 111- Kill Illa lull! - Gin- mm a hluckoul Kill It. '- sirlkn Illu- lust ' llrinu Ilnwll thl- mnin rag Trlp n nlmrll 9! Trip number live! TIQ on! Glubs We have a guest speaker Your Unit'l'li aro lovelgu glrls u't- dedimlur this stage to hurnulilul rnlces lhlndy Iluusu-rs. $0,000 an- R'nlvhlng ynu Lindon I the wheel's! B o 0 s t e r s ,, ,,J Cognoscians lnwg-Lw From mw; Shnnluy, wandwa, Vnn Dykc, Hall, Thompson, Lore, Ludwxrk, anndm, Reid, Wdrd. Magill. Haylau. Second row: Mrs Alguire, Cnble, Nrpvm, Wcth, Lhnrds. OrfonJ, Smail5 Cnumbua. Harvey, 1mm, Ognm, Tlmd raw: Gnudrum. Warrc-n, Cums, Arbin. Bennett, Bower, um Pru- kms, Brookt merh raw: Gage. Whinou. ccpuand. Reed. Andreasun, Fisher. Lemon. Tewksbury, Tavlerv Lyndr. Lop Fifth Inw: GZessm-L Curmmn, Wall. Neely, Goucku, Scam Halversun, Lrwis, Pros, Thumpsnn, Hall; V Prtsu L076, Fursnnder: Sen, Ward, Ludwuk; Trras.. in Mar, Ludwirk: wgenm .1t Arum. For- .sander. Reid: Spmnor. Mri. Alguirr, I CuGNomszkFront roW: Darndi, McGuFre, Dammn, Smith, L. Gm-r. F. Greer, Sterling Graham, Miss Eggcnberger, Goudnmk Semud raw: Mulls, Jampolslqa Weston. McCullough, Price, Hansen, Griggs. Sutherland. Tlmd mw: Horn. Hupp, Hollandk Prtrn, Thamas, MrCnnm Vaughn, Phlnlps Prrs., Gondrum: V. plPs . Camrrml: Set, Wirfm: Twas . Damrcn: Sponsor, Hggenbcrger IBoos'n. SriRcady Bmstersl Fifty strong they swung unto the Held al thv famc-d Rnso Bowl for the Poler-san game. while maoo football crazrd fans sent up a ynlt as a visinn m' Bunsturs m md and gold so: an all u'nu- . prep chem. Their dalzling whim unia'urmm their pnrfert rhythm m Wilsonia am! the Furjnmck 1:15;? Song wen- breathtaking, The last my: 0F sun druppzd over the famed Rose Bowl , . . well there nver be such another game? Can fans, Bousmu. Wilson, what haw: yml. go through the same oxpl'liem'n again? Ready and wullmg to march. mmposed of ourmnding Jeadzu, Banners excelled m many arrivities. Breakfasts with Ihe Lemrmcn and Jn Clrgnninn Clubs . . Hustesses fur Hmnnroming. COGNOSCTANS , . . Hismryitlle fnstinnling story of me development of the world is 1hr urge uf Cognosrians wuh irs adventures. FPI'IIS tyranny. plagurs. Wars. pcliods of cukure, gnvrrnmrnml unisex and smrk dramas of n-aluy. And Cngnnsdnm. with high ohjrrnws sur fur thmst-lvu. rndmvnr to raise scholarship in history, mcoumgc others in rh: Held and serw the school when respon- Sibll' help is needed Thesr B or beneru students Iu-M lrnurrs, hard forums, wsu fncwrses, pruvidr game rablns m 130 and bolster thekr :reasurv with candy sales Regular meetings feature Activities that daveiop well mzcglnrud prrmmlmcs through reports on rcsenrrh, muslml numbers, gmms. map skudws on hubbies. l'l'.'l'n wnso m CW mi x Ilu Stmm. I'mlr lym- A 11 Cl u b Fashionettes .An Cum Front mW' Mr, Hermes, Gralum, Wielli, Fnrknr. Audevmn. Cloud, Hayleu. W'undruW, Palmer Srrond l'OW: Hoaks, Might, McEnrn, Kemp. Goul-Irll. Jams, Shnnlw. Funky. Snnnmm. hn, Adams, Thild mun Chislmlm, Hnlw-rsnnk Lumam, PliVHI. ersu. unard, Wefk. Randall. mu Fourth rcw' Rotsuu'r, Hnytcr. Crcxsun, Reynaldx. Wemrl. Churrhill. Pun. Cloud, Graham: V. Pmn Hav- Il-tr, Anderson: 59:. ueas , Wells, Fork : Spuusur, Mr Henna, I FAsHIONLTIEZi From raw: nnor, IA-mlev, Murdnuglu, Crmshainr. Tude jonrs Second low; Mxrchrll. Kemp, Wmssblarr, Loni Ihalker, Halxcus Hain. Mass. Foch. Wmmn Lavellm Shermrd, Gdlaspw, Ireland, Hannah, Humphrey, Mephan. Pres., Welsslvlnn; V, Prrsu Winter; Sec. Kemp; TreaL. Humphrey; Sponsnr, Miss Chafken I Turn on IIII- honlr Ad damning uplanh pain! In so N'Ilnlm ta wun AD SelJEng Wzlsnn m Wilson in a far Hung program 13F HdVPI'KIsIng rhm rnvcrs Wulxmk mulnfmmm nrnvldes' D, P and hls Ad trrw :Cummh the lappeal' for achlrdcs. srholarship rallim music, and Fiestas: lbs 8 by 16 four sign at Ximeno rend. Seventh is kept up no date by m! men, TM annual program fur the Lung Beach Ad Club Foamnd Wk mm .1; Johnnie Mchen. danrer and barn rwarlI-r: Herb Roesenur and his orchestra; and Allen Churdull, singing and spmking star A Jomt meeting with the Poly Ad Ctrw offerrc! dnming and entcrminmenn Field mp: Intluded JOU'MVS n: Ill! DIESS'TPIEKMM. KGER. and the Foster and Klipscr uutduur advnmsun where Louis K-ch presadem of the PariEc Cnau Ad Clubs, dlstussed values nf uutdnm pnslers. FASI UONETTES Peuovmllzy is .1 haslr requirement, but clothes and rnrcful grnummg nu- m-nded m gm- mrh pennn tlw x 1 m uf mdiwdualxty. Led by pn-sudem, Bulky Waisshlau, and sllnnsor, Miss Clmlkrr, member; nl' llu- a:hiurmle Club smdy Changing stylu m dress, hair, and Losmmrs. Eager m :lLlupl dxstincuvu styles in dmr awn particular rvpe-s, the girls lunar leading cosmetalugism and fashion experts tell new mdu In gm- an Illuimu nf msual smannes:. They study chic. poise, and flartrnug rulers fur speual colorings, Outstanding amung beauty ex-m-rrs Was the- rppresrnmuvr fmm Um Gene Sallr Studio who gaw eHPrrivn drmnnsharmns in makeup fnr tht- ywutJIFul sclmol girl. Indgulng Fashions an- wmly mienzd and discussed fur evnry nccasiun Erum thc dmly rumpus mulim to those uEairs nf gala Dlrzanrrr Ill wilnun mm ul lln- Y army Vnrlm cull IITIV'IIFIIIH lh-u-r :- vmlfllrclm-Il lnbll- C'rgonians I m wamw-qu row: ' 10..d,Mmm Panama. Rcynnlds, Mr. MangnhL Mr. nomu, My Mum, Mr, Johmn, Guldnn, Evmn, I'Ikl-Imnn. Ciark. Second row: Havun Nun, Dcmh. Dixon, OBricn Hill, mi. Dahlerg.P 1ndc. Dedrick, Iowv, Cnnlor, Randall. Rankin, Adam Eider Tlmd row: Fair. Higlrlc. Privrtr. Hagam CuIym, cluismnsm, Hmhu, McOwen. Swufr. Pm, Cluud. Mann: v. Pym Dtdrick. Reynolds; 59L. lelnskey, Paucrson: Spnnsnr. Mr. AI Jahnsvn. IHx-Yr Flam rnw: Carroll, Blackburn, Badger. LoomIS. Steele. Perry. Porter. Hogan. Mr Lowrv. Srfond raw. I'lmnm, MilrthL Suwans, Nelson, KjomvudL Thnrpe. Harris. Strrei. Third ruw: Cnurnoycr. Pnun', Ik-rry, Dcmlwrage, Muckle, Grime. Young. Fourth rum Ogilby. Huh. Lisbman. Mason. Fame. Young, Naevc, Prrs , Krmm, Fury; vm Pres, Perry, SKEEEE: 50c. Badgrr. Pm ; new Pniur. 1.0nmij. Sun at Arms, Hngnn; Spansuz, Mr Luwry. Sr. rlrgouinnu pruwlulo gllidnm-t- lly liv-upu with prufe-nnionnl nu-n 1R. CIRGONIANS . . . Flanked by :hc adult membrrs from Ihn downtown dub. rhr Jr. Cirgcniam wumessud .1 banner yeah Handed by Mr. Pat Carney, senior member: stnru-d n new plan of vocational gmdance through appnmlmmts to Long Beach mun m every drsired Held Mud! inspiration was remand by Junlut members through l'hr brathcmuod with prommcm professional man .u the brmanst meetings held Evzry two weeks Among senior members whn ducussed rhcir pmfessnmm wages. hunts, and leisure warp Messrs, Elkins. Lewis. Conklm, and Bdrker. Members helped patrol gamn as a part of th? ulmol szrvire program, Every major male amvity m Wilson is rtprcsenlcd by rwu members m Ibis organiza- mmJ which campuses the bust Eulss-sortiun of ston's leaders. I Hi-Y-Clean spveuh, Clem spons, clean mind, clean morals , . . A dynamac urea! faithfully Fulluwcd by the HirY. Thls club. 55 snung, IS an :mpurmnt part of xim 2300 x dents aEElian-d with lllr Y M C A :1! Lung Hruclw . . . An army of young men workmg for pmcr. rr ing w mum 4nd mamram .umng rhararu'n a fealmg uf gandmll and .1 high standard at Chrisuan cllnraner throughout Khz- .Whuuls and thr mmmumcy. Wnkly meetings, under the able direction of Mr. Lowry, :ponsnr, arc held M-nday Evlning: at which um: various activities are rarricd aut. Inriudmg lmmrcs. lwrrn ferdm hnnqucn. and mnw :rip . A1 this time parents are able m 3n mxx-thur wuh their bays and have an PIUDyabIC turning. A broad duvrlupr mrnt oF rhamrm result; fmm the many sided rxperltntcs upun m tins sch-rt group IL'arr W'mnh nu HIIIIIHII r Spud I: Tn So. Iinlliurllln Girls9 Swim Boys3 Swim I Guus' SWIM Front row: Balms, Fox, Pnnn, Wrus, Suymmu, Hm'mmnm Pmun Rollo, ?llllhuusn Wheaten. Cm'krml. Strand row: Craig, H VramL M Vramz. Snllzmnn, Hm't, NnCmck, valmuw. lm- sun. Frh-dnmn. SlmckoannL Tlxnmpsom BMW , Pmrknrd Third rnw: Prarsun. Kx-w-x Brawn. anm Brown; Frmm'l, Gullm Shcl'cr. Griffm, Orin. leizvr, Ridder. anplcv. Fourth low; Mm Algujw, knnwhcm. Ogdcn, Chmmkc, Candy Luttrell, Jordan, 1rpcmrl. Slummm, Honrcn. Ludwuk linknrn, Sjlverl'oofh, 11:95,, lwme, Snymaur: Scc-Trmi SCYmuur. 1arunnn; Sponson Mn. I'Uxuilr. I Buys SWIM Front rnw: Sreclm 11mm. Pcdcrsun, Wcirznl. Hanger. Thumpsnu. thm Kenny Semnd ruw; HuJL-umls, Lmklvuvr. SIIHLJI, Nvisum Braly. wahny, Tldwull, Huulmw, Thivd raw: Vignette. Brny, Fldx-r, Ashley Wallem Cmmil, Gfaab. Pmm, Steele. Cnlyaar: V, Pros, W'rmcl: SCIxTrmL C.phmm Smefe; Spunsor. Mr. Archer. l'ngu-nms uf grum-iul quIII-H u-nnlnu um llluv-urI-Pn imm-Ing lIrI-IIkI-ru HOYS' SWIMMING. , .Impirad by seven miles of beach, swept by FoamEng hrcnkrn; and Many Frm- srrll-Water pooh, nmmbrrs uf Llw Buy! Swimming Club, coarhtd by Alva M Archvr, strive In pvrfun SWImlTllnz :tylc and form, and to pass rim Jumar and $mor Lah- L .wmg Tests Cummnt y nu U19 mGum for new rnlcnr For dn- swnmnmg mam, thin duh has done much In Item! Wilson out in front in lmguc rumprtmuu Prummml dwrrs and swimmers have gsvnu hrurrs anics mC famous swimmers m attion and trips m varimm pours rumplcm nn activc pmgmm 9F dnwlupmenl Swimming parties and Ix-arh parties were ilbld, Among m. .amr: qr: Ewart! ffufvmr ,Ind Charla Wmnvn, Southern Cnhfnrmn x lmlnmnns mms' SWIMMING , Long lionchrrlhe uly of swunmm PageanH 0F grm'A-rul budivs ultllng the brm- gm-rn waters or aw puol rgwomia . . sunhlnncd ragum, Ihuusnnds nr am spIMhmg .n m mm qjmy , mhe dvvu: kmflng m mm wuh grral premsmu . , nwmmrm rxrmmd- inmy With mrh .1 Emrkgmuml .15 mlr ury pmwdn. mmmawm aF WHmn hnvr handed lngcllm to form Nu Gwrls, smmmm Jul: wull mm nEjn-uw +vt-ry giH 4111f in mm, Mprtlngs nrc lwld cm a work ,u :11: Y WC A m ..a rod .mi beginning groups Poms Fm G.A.A. mvmlycrshlp are m'quired b,- dlsplaylrm skill in m ponng, ash, m4 mm; ash mm A gay dmnu fur girls .m n parry with Kim How Swimmin: Club Mrre Enjuyvd, 4113 lilalll trim pillars nuppnrt j nh-ok llmouu SII II V C V . ll 0 w l n g - A I .. , VB.llownng i V Rumnn 13mm mu: Bmlfdall'y, AlJen, Fame, 15. Kelley Root, Hundk MrKfamr, Clark, Sgcond ruw: Hnorrn. 151mm. Ramsrvrr. Dallas. Emmy. Wilcox. Wemwarth, Flurry. Spuaw. Harsclw XVnekL Snmlu. Third mw: Bonzcn Dalian nglby, annwedn, Rulu Barker, Power. Jnmu MdImrJ' Cgunyoyn. Fuunh mw: Hallaway. Gcbb. Gmtlwhut. Grilfim Dauxan, Jonm SandlmE. Young. Hniulry. l-xllipuu, Pram Root, V. Wm, Hood; SerrTrcnsu Pm'nc; Sponsor, Mr Arrhcr, I B RuwINu From raw: Ynndcll. Barber, Pike, Perry, Marshallk Pwrua ankin. Bnu Smand raw: Mnnnm, HURIIIL Berkley, Fplthmm Beam, Blackburn, Gray. Andrews, Minheli, Andu-sow Thnd ruu: thksmk, R nun Stevenza Alkcn, Bwkrh Chunk, Rntllbulh Prrersnn. Wylie. junr. Grnlwl: Pru . Pra'ry; Sun. HFnckb n; Tran. 13mm, Spnusun Mn Arrhet. Eight alh-nl qullon III II NIrl'IIIIIIIlII-II nIn-Il pulling: uiIll papllI hulr lIrI-I'inlun VARSITY ROWING , , . Gut vunr 011-, ram m the Hoql . . mghk walking pillars supporting .1 sleek shell . , , In it down . . easy. lllrn' . . rlmt's It. These nu- melmr wards hmrd every day Ar 1'3? M Inc Smdium whore Ihe Vnuiry Cn'w wurlu nut Vnrmv Rowmg Club. headed by jack Rom, Is II Orsmmmtmu nm-h' Up of W men For the purpnsc of pmmmlng and maintaining. an Interest in row- mg. as wr as carrying out an unwritn-n creed of Clrnu Mung. Major mumps imludcd mums or 9on Wlhon crew rates. Callfurnia new rates rrew pm'Lics. mum, danrrs, crew day. and crew qm'en B ROWING , , 14mm bludea slapping thrnugh the m eager mxwaans Immng m haw , . eight 51km Apnllns in a slim. sllramlmvd shell . . pullmg . . . pulling wuh mmmmum This adilrlw spur: hauls Frum the .mmnr Grermn days and was Insperd In Southern California by I'm lenlll OJYIpriud, hold an the Lung Bunrh Cmust in '32. when Wilson m in Hmrhers eyh wide m zlsmnlih- nu-nt' ai representatives from evrry Country rhmbcd m lhrir she ; and dmrned frothy waters of the Iagonn with tlmr nrshcd oars. Thx- Bees injcu mum of this spnm m their activities and make mm association bubble with good fellowship among the membrrs. A wepkly rrn male Juurncy to lhz power plant in Seal Beach coupled With :ovial aHaErs aim the rates help ruund DUE their program. 7 LlutI-n I llecreation Japanese lhln ruunll robin Lallc-r from lnr away .la pun I Rucminzuw -me row; Srhuh, Ringer, anI-purry Boggs, GIHJS, Harris. Saladin. Mchughry, Pirrn! 7mg, Manson Strand row: Pilgu-a, Dnuglasg Tr lvr. Thin! 'u - WISdnm. Sissuns. Gray, Darlingm y, SmetIu-I, 1mm, Gran: Carey. Swmu, I'cunh m Miss gm, Camn chum, Hansen Gdlrm, 1m, MuFurL-HKL Hunt, McCoy. Pres., Munsan; v Pm, Douglas: 5mg mum; bpunsur. Mus Mu-y Hm my. I JAPANISI; Cmm- Fran: ruw: Ognm, Mr. Hurdie. Kmm Kuwnnmni, Makunom, Yamagmfu. Srmud mw: Ogawa, Nin Mnkimom; Sponsor, Mr. Hardin o l'h l-Iu-rn IDI' hmllnlniu lml'n ml In I25! :Ilul luwu- somt- fun uw-r l'II RECREATION . . , What m do for mental relaxation durmu fru periods .u school has been challvngod by the Recreation Club undcr M155 Mary Hansen Students nL-w m Wnlsun have fuund new FrlEnds, new loyalties, and new enthusiasm fun tlwir Alma Mater IVEf Acores of games. Tournaments are- held .md dfscusgicms may hu heard evrry activity pcrlod avrr rm rxritiug game of Clxineu rJ-erkun, imdr mmwn, plug pong, checkers, dmss. and nmnv other Equally refnxmg divcrsimls Alnor Mnnsun, president, der dared that :heir mm. to develop m-uperntiva lhinkmg and inuiative. has bcen aucressFul Hus yeah Thcir good spunsnmnshnp :Incl lave fur fun. makes zlu-m une cf the gnyrst, mm: wnnhwlnle groups a: Wllwn JAPANESE . All the Inyalry, eurhusmsm, and rageruess Ilm typify dn- ananesn student 3! Wilson are amend :n Kheir uwn Japanese Club, For here they haug- zlxe upponunhy to further friendship among all japanese studcms. and through then urgamzanun dn their bu us build gum! will mum :11? Ummd 5mm And Japan. They take an active 3mm; in warm aHaiu and foreign mm, and study the culture and customs of far-awav Japan, As guur spaahrs, Mr: Hlles spake nn Highlights 5F Japan and Mr Hardsc, Edumtion In Scotland Fur their own enjoyment xhey mllran furmrr memben in Japan rhmugh round-mbin Ielters whxrh are read in meetings. They wete guests of the Poly Japanrsr Ciub at a rousing parry Sports, Khulanllip, .md exua curricular activities art Held; in which they show distinguished senate, -l18 m, Makimnto. Nakamura, Fujmamx, Slnbnj Fuju Pm. Knm; v, Pm, Nunum: Sec Tm; G -I lhc- limll on lwr Ilulr! Til in i nuw . uru- hm-klighl Navigation Photography 3 . I NAvnmnonlii-um raw: linrksuiL leh-r. Rzlhwig, W'amer, Scnnlau, Gibbs, Ruth. Mai Bakkuui Srtond I. : Smith, Ynuux. Hight. Tod, Shallcnbcrger. Third. row: MtCauslnud, Stout. Schhnmlng. Sham: Brnly, Nichols, Captain, Ruth; Chief OHRt-er, Warner; PIHSL'I'. Reiswig; Spuhsm, Mr Baldwin I PHmocMm-w- From row: Osborn, Frilell. Girum. Miner. Shnllenlstrger. junes. MrCaughey. Rowan Sucnnd mw; Drdrirlc, Smith, Maorr, Cytrun, Andrmsan, Reed, Tiomm Mrs March Third ruw: Imnnn, jmics, Eastwood. Bccks, Tharp: Copc-Innd, Dcl,appi Young, Clilrk, Mr Gee. Fourth row: Rulgm, Wmsc. Klazuvrdt, Tod Nami Pm, Girviu; V Preh Frmlr; Twat, Miller: Sponsor, Mrs, Marth. Ask lhI-iw IIIII snltn lmw lu I'lllll'l. n lI-Ii'lllilhs mun. nr ml tnu- nurth! NAVIGATION V . . Sturdy ftarleu men who get then- thrill: and adventuri- hum charting EquSES 0n pathless was make up the mmnbarshlp at this rluh. All the dthtanc mstmmrnts that direct a ship Mgerly studied by mEmbersr Tim specihc Aim nF the gmup is to lrnrn the rudiments cf navigation, They learn I. W13, mri'emnns m mmpm rradmgs so my may determine Hue nnrlh and heme the course in which the boat is trawling; they me the sextant ro dcmmme the altitude cf the sun 0: nthur mnstellatimas which IS uetrssnry in dl-m'mining the- latitude and hunguudn uF a polnt; they study the principle: whirh kPEp H hunt on .1 coursr ya nunid dangnom plncts in co.utwue navigation. Boys give talks on the California Nautiral Srhonl. Cruises they have taken, madel ship making, small boar navigation, and boat huilding. PHOTOGRAPHY , . . Go: a honey! sounds like Campanifc photogvapher SKIm. sun, but it in just a member of thn Photography Club after gultlng a gum! picture All that their conversation yinid: is highlighu, Road, hypo, washout, Hal, depth, and New olher ward of the umcranmn's huge, Aided by lectures ham prufzssiunnl and semirprufi'sslonfll phutugmphvu and lay their uwn members, the Phom gmphy Club helps Wilson's mmrra Bends advance K11eir arti Plans are going forward for 1hr publ on of 4 Wllsun Scents bunk. Their proud pussessiun 1a a well equipped dark mum in the Stimu- imil mg. and. the possibility nf chaining a Leica enlnrger. 1.0.0 Soll- null daughl-rm 01 I? l'IF Hamil Navy Furwu-d lrmllllnnn Book Discussion N avy J uniors 50147 Front raw: Nuely, MagIFL Chapman 54m Hnylctg Hull. Mn 1 Imdrr Semnd row- 'ugcmru'l, Ward Heals. Thwrd Vow: Mdln. WertzoF. :r IN; SM, '1 rem vad, Wm'd: Sumner, .HooK D ' , Smalls, 'l'aylm-, Andaman, Pony. Rnrd. Rowan, J Fnzcll, Blnrkbum. Pres . Chapman, Hnyh-rl: V. Pl'rs , Audmuu, I Mr Hardw l NAVY ju, CLLmil-Vrun! row: Griggs, zmmmm Sprllulgcl, Fume, 1mm RW-hn'c, ny-ookh. spm-cr, RMCL me-manssmud raw: Mr Thomas, Thumpmm Panto. Smulun, MrCnughey, 0M, WI-qu-L kw mm, Cmmmn, Jilchmg. Rorheforl. Iid-lu-u-m;w In Ilu- In-nl hunk ul llm your: lilrn nw :- ' Sancu- un llurm-Imrk HOOK DISCUSSION Here we preaem .I many of bank Invers; always mm-ulud. always rcadmg, always running down rvuy cu: and clue of Imr and humorous hmrarun- Brsile rendmg And disru rug IIVP most rulurFul Huion .md uun-lininn bunks. srinLiUnring impromptu dihrush ns nf sxgmfn m nalmml and mlernnmmnl prunns are dMniLeEy decided by lhnne potennzd dualomalt Lu'rures, mdiu plo- grams, play;, and numwurtlw mm-mg lurmres are aim analyzed. Membership n llmiu'd ro Studcnls Al'ldlv m terested m clmllengmg problems. TIN! influeme of the club on memburi is indicnlrd by the numbrr nE Former members who rtLurn m mutings 4nd snunl affmrs t0 rcnrw the spirit that dnminala the gruup. I NM JR, cmuWerm mw: Gum, zirgrmnitr, Spanagel. Frame. Biell, Rummy. 3mm Shcren wnrM , mm, Philippines, Palxnmy, mum, and Guam. Yaur vmwlny .s shown In .n'qulrlng supcuor grades drspitt m many umes m m fnrmd m dmngc sdlnuls mm the mp When you mm ynu mm of mm. m .1an Flam. and innngo ruuumx , , , Lung nmh .: pmud uF her srncoasl dolled by naval bntlleshlpL trulwrh. And airphnu mmers, 50m and dnughms of naval omrm hrlvi- Formed dn- Navy Junior Club whlrh pcrpctualri 1hr glorioug l'l'fldlllm'u cf xhu strung ugh: arm of Uth Sun's oH'ense .md defenuu ml furnishes: Dpporlu m for Navy Juniors :0 gm mquainted 111:. mashu, Ilmusauds 0f mile: hum tln- game, they srorud silom murhdowm M. a dinnrr party held aboard the kaaim to listen m the brmdrasz of lhe Armeravv Game, Then sxudrnr prugram was made up uf movmg pirrurus, pumps travel talks. .md Iermres. 120 Ion. WI- llnw- Forllluo. Lila. llu- . t-ur York 'I Imus; Clef Dwellers Librarians .CLu Dw..m, mm bendl; Chrever. Maduxe. SA-L'und I'uw: Mrs, Pumu, Cawm Nahum Nah Young. lecy, Newman, Wolf. lekle, pawn mm Pierce: v Pm... Nalmn; 5m mm; spouse.- Mrs. PurtelL I LIBRARY Asslsrnmxwl- Bryte, Sch , vam, Guucin, Pmrmu, Hellmkm Nc 15radF Fourth rcW: Hruuicc. Guay, Ksunwcdu, Phuihps 1- Onl ruw- Dll'kEFSCIn, Lanumrd, Andvrson. M00112 Bugmimr, Alger. Second vow: Iwuw. Third Hm: Winnun, Lmzlmm MvDunalJ. ith raw' Haunm BirkulL Cuilm, Mdilmy. wr- nr Fr I swing I-I lmlll H lg! 11- VI-u'wr Ilyn Inge dn n. l'IIIIIlMISll Ihl'lll CLEF DWELLERS . . . Futucn dircclors 0F symphumt Dl'rhcstrns, leaders of swing, are setting mar own pm in the new club which lists .15 m mlzmljels Wilsnn'a own young. via'Luosos Mcmbrr- ship :5 limited m emblyu rnmposars wl'u: wish to Heart, a:langt, and Further rlxmr knowledge 13f musimf Ibeory. A pre-rcqumlre knawlrdgu of harmony and umuments is neressary, Smng, woodwind. and brass quarteues arc hmmumzcd, and 5mm.- Imlodics are arungcd for small orchemm, Original cumpasmuns, played and criticized. are a pan nf the- instruction 5f Mrs. Puneil. Lnilliam musician in her own right. Elrlnemary on'hl-sunzmn i; Mudiud in order llml they may arrange bclh arigmnl melodurs and familmr tunes for zstnlmemul uic at schuol functiom They are grouped Iogerhvr that they army be uf nssismme where arrangmcnts are needed, Cancers and p: In oHcr dtvclsions. I meuur Asatsnwn -Whnc Is an icluhyofngm? WEN: is Mm'neI? Wino invonwd Elie mama iameh No l 'IEEEI whar rim quesnuu i; the alert. cFEirmr-t lubrmy nssismms Can always find the answer $0: you. Them is the responsih ty Eur rare and. use :5 that smrelmusc 0F inFurmamun, enjoyment, and inspiradun u'hlfh is the Wilsun library Here is fmmd Ills arnuuulatrd wisdnm uf Ihc ngm the broadenmg Contntts through Ih: printed word with tho.- fmest minds of .11! Ennd; and minus, Reallllng the important plate of due Maury in srlmul life. the Inbmy nsmtanls an- mnstanrly in demand to give the beat possrbk Sfrvlct, Under the supervision 0F Miss IrcdaII and Mr. Boyer VmsnrcL they study library ndmimsn-nnon and prnrrke. such .15 checking in and our the banks at the desk. shelving and refcrunre wurk. They assist students .md leachevs m the garhvring of material for prnJects, discussion fnrums, and ipecial assignments, '21. MIM-I-MH m lly knnwlng Iqu' II g1 Along wllil ollII-rl Projection Crew Demos I pIIOJIJHJVUN Cu '7me mm. Smith, Ishmm Luvuu Serum! low: Comm, Human, MA'CIorw Duvu. Harms, M.. vn. I,Squiru.T h1rd mm: G. 3mm . Is, Hmmimm. Imp. 14.1mm I-Rmnh mw- rmm. km. lemnpsun cm mammal, Uranium: sputum; Mr. vomd, I EJJ,MI157Fanl rnw: ML French. Ilayletl. Wand. Simuley, HIHLmL Adanm. Ckmd, L21- Semnd rum' CMUEhrr, Hol'nvn Roblnsun, Hruwn, Wuudrulf, I-nrlxer, Andvnnn. Whiter, Sherrurd, Randall Third raw Reynalds, Jom-s Kcatinyu Wells, Warnirk, PrwetL Fourth m Clark. Manm mans, linkelman. Fletcher. Chrlarensen. Lawc. Fan. Pitt, Adams, HiHmrd; V, I'm; . HII lard, Cluud; SN , Shanley, Wood; 'rrm, Wood; Shznley; spmw, ML Fund- Furlm . . . Fran I . . . Tom. Hull mullul mule! .hulilurluln IanIPi m-w thI-nlI-r PROJECTION CREW . . . Mowes m Wilsorfs Iuw :mdxmnum wuh a now lb-mm Bell and Hawaii Film Suund prajkrlnr, anti the m-wesx type metrury routed srrcen Inn: furnished thnuinnd: nf stimulating, nducatmnal, and enmrtaimng hours to stcntS during thc war. The whole prujecr h in Inn: with the visual edumnon movamem Back of the mamas have been lhE Prnjemun Crew wlu: have organized this cnmplimu-d wnrk into a smomh running mnchmr: that shows all muwrs .1: nssembiics md in cIMslooms Thu equlpmenl purchased by ziu- szhunl k valued at $1.000 Crew mrcungs Feature movil- mum mken by members nr nonmembers; sonal Mam mclude vamrinns. week ends snuw trips, and picnics DEMOS . We wonder at the seual u! the Demos CIUF; popuianryHnll llae mem. bm are m frsendly, treating .2 mm; of fellowship bz-Iwu-n m studenm, 1-1.2 mm m am the Demos Club members StrIVO m 1va up to chew Inntm: Surcus is muuldrd by m knuwledge uf how m get along well With mhusrH Thus Is unc group that Fulfill! :15 moms. The numbers sponsor :hn Drmas pupnalamy cuncnst held every year. and they present awards to she most pupuhr hay and girl in mh grddudlmg dam Rallies, summing mt. pep, un- pwmd by um :lub mm Impurlanl spurts: evvnts. Ruusmg mmmmns and IDIZIEII hours are held at huuses of members fnllcwing business meetings :d'22 I Hr-Tm Frum mwzChmchill, Orin, Perkxm. Green L.. Whittou. Smwman, Greer, F . Luoyscn; Semen Gage. an', Gizrklcr. Suwnd row: Miss Eggvnberger, ngnn, Webbm-, Parks, Drcy. Richarda, lg. Lay. wll, Slrntmm Woford. Verne. Elliou, Mrs. Putceil. Third rnw: ananami, Ynnmguchi Griffin Carey Don- nisun, Price. Moore, Graham, Huarun, Ranger. Ranch, Jones. Srun. Miss mackmam Fourth row: Newhousc. Morrlx Taylor, Corkmnc. Bums, Ziecan. Hrlps. Bakumn Smrmonr. Wondwunh. Leathem. qu Gage; V. Pm, Whittun; Cnr. 5m, Gable; Rec. Sec, L and 1: Gran; Tram, chmhm; Sponsurs. Mrs. pawn. Mus Blackmnn, Mrs, Mm'chV Miss Eggmbrrg I JUVENTU? F'Dm WW: Bmlin, Mnnmn. Hickox Douglass. PaynE. Goodman, Laughlin, Graham, Will- iams, Wall. Strand rOW: Hawkins Tlmmpsun, Andaman, Dawsnn, Darnell. HJcbII, Harvey, Juhnsnm, Newr berry. Third mw: McGuire, Wen, Basseu, Leonard, RandaiL Bcamuu. Snlm. Price. Rasmussen. Founh row: Holcomb. Miss Abnrnvrhv, Hlobll, McKee, Sissuns, Dimn, Overtnn, Knublorlc. Pn-s,, Randall; Sm: , Hlohil; Treas, Williams; ng. Gm. Williams; Postcr Chr.. Dixon; Publicity, Batker; Spnnsur, Miss Abnmethy. Tlu- Iluntinyglun Library rusty; II upall, rant I'nlntlngn. Dlnnusorlplx! Juventus LI-l a luring sonn- artist In Vilnun: Tnlu- :- Irlln tn Ilu I'rm-lur GumblI-u HI-TRI . , . Friendship . . . goodwill . Ihnse challenging rapriuns cf the HirTri l 23 find l-xpression in the best program Carried FurWrzrd lay Wilson cluhL DESlgned to zlw girl: a well rounded devofopmrm in spiritual, inteflrrtual. and social vaturs, Ihz' dub enjoys weekly events :hnr range from the hummmg bird retreat in Mujeszka Canyon m thr inspiring ritual of recognition with fifty while robed girls pledging the creed of KM tlub . . . Inrluded in club discussmn mpics were a Visitlng nurse, G. R RingJ healah, snziaf problems, and vatativns fur girls Field trips were made an the Proctor Gamble plant and the Golden Stale Creamery r1 Phelps, vlulilmt, was prucmed for the sclmol, and Mrs. Case, Slylist ar Bulr lock's talked to Wilson g 5 in a spirited nm-mbiy. J UVENTUS Do you want In make fuendi? Do you want your saclal questions nnswernd? Du vuu mm debates, pa m. hay rides? . . Tlips m Humangmn Lehmy wad. all the rare hmury of anrunt tamzs, famous paintings such as Klu- original Blue Buy and Pinky; gorgeous roIorful nrbors: unique cactus gardens; quaint lovely Japanesr gardens? . . . Trips m lowly Furrst Lawn m m the mag- njfmunt stained glass window, The Last Supper . . . Youths uf Wllsnh enjoy .111 of these in the .luvenms Ciub. wlnch Enid; meetings in the Eait ranch Y, It: aims at? u: help yuung people dxsmvu Christian answers In thnr quexciens and the ideals in all relalinmhip, heme, boy and giri, and the future u'llll'h us lurn nlll fllv tllnunplunn Twu 0i lIn-m G 01f Tennis n Guuy Gam- From raw. Shusmr, Wells, Harvey, Rczd, Furmnder, Hall, Sojmuur Sctand raw: Furdr man. Gundamm. Bocuchnr, RDWCJEFFe. Griggs. Gage. Perkius Thlrd raw: PuHmun, Mumll, Tomksbury, Jones, Welwsmr. Fuurth mw: Mrs Shoemaker, Payne. Knuwlmn, Jordan, Penman Eakvlman. Clmk. Pl'l's . Shusler; V. Prcs., Wells; Sechrensn Reid; Sponsor, Mrs Shoemaker. I Gums Tmmsr Front row: Jumhson, MnrNey. Bortlrhtr. RandnH. Hawk. Jacuhs, Beam Lm-mn, MmshnH, Newbelry, MM'RAP. Somnd MW: Ailcn, Immlrr 0mg, CNWIIIW. Pamlcr. L Host A Hogc Snymour, Hmmmuu, Gilbert, Fm: Third row: Miss Johnston, Itukmt. Goddard, MrGuire, Hillingep Slm'mmm H'oolrn, Lorgmn, Flrork, Riddur, Zellcl'. andm. Fuuth raw: Irvine, Vchuvcm Silver, Mnorr, Mccm Miller, Ranch Hakuml, Chevalmr, chord. Smith, Prym, Tewksbuly, Yuung. Pm, swag Iiawk; V. Prank, Irorszlon. Jarohs; Set Twas Jambs, Randall: Managers, HaWk, MacRue. Jacubmn: Snonsor, M153 jnhnatunl H'uII-h uur liulht-rlm! Hillmlc-r nmku- guli lu-Jullineu all over 11.0 Imll GIRLS GOl ' . . . KFl-p ynul vya- an the ball! Dnigncd lo impiru intrrcht m golf and pmvide uppurtunilies to play in gall tournaments on RELTCAUOH Park uuurses 11ml wxll carry an m Inm- life Are lh: dmllcnglng ochctins of 1b: Golf Club, A bristling mund uf ai'civines have packed 15m sumesner: ?nllowfng pmrrm- an the mujur gulf slrukes, .1 round uf Luumamenrs was held: Hurry linsslcr, pm .1; Rerrca Iiun Park. fu'ud golf emlmsiasts in z! spirmd talk m a G, A- A WORTH ; mWiES fl'dmfimi Vdrmm Jrivt'hy wand and imn shuts, purring and famous guNrrs at play Wl-rc studied under the direction of Mr. Bassler Murh 9F thn- Huh nrlivity was mspirtd by Catherine Shuszcr, presadem, who has mndv banner gnIf hundlmn :21! over the Uniu-d Srmcs. GIRLS' TENNIS . . Pau-d by Dana kwnbs, Jllrfmr :ity singles :Emmpian and josephine Sears as top ratem 1hr erls. Tcums Tvam scmkcd kself mro prominencr by defeating the Ingle- wood and Jordan squadg Comlmlitiun is keen- munmmenrs and playdnys Follow in qmrlz Suticbsiun; mund mbm muvnaments an- flanked by game: with thr facuhy, Polv, Jordan. junior Collcgru and illc riotous and ilz'rhm: Inlcrdns; tournaments Hagen lithe, sunrlanned forms may be seen sending the balls vmiuusly anus; the me: with mmpatitive acmmw as they pranin; tht- muke: and Iurm: of their Mela. Exhlbitnd by movws dunng club rneeunss . Good sportsmanship . . nrw friends . . . better mnnis . . fair play Then- at: the aims of the Tennis Club 031 u C l. W W --From raw, Andersen. Craig. Regan, Gicssncr. annuL Guudrum, S-nu. Magill. Sevmom. Moorr, Thumpsun, ans Hartman, Huffman, McCoIgnn Srtund row: om. GriH-wh, woohngmn. Jmcl. lilccck. Gllbrrt, Pointer. jambmn, Baldwin, Castes. Caviuzl. chfd, MacRne, Brute, Myers, Borm-hu; Anderson, Tcwksbury, pm, Smith Third w: Broljn, Albrighn Faun, Smith. Verna Hifiingm, Calm, Ker. Perry, GorrkE, Beardsley. Giemu-r. Ludka Basscu, Koenig, Dibble, Hall, Alger, Miller, Clark, Tm, lnr, Cochrano. Kuvacwich. Chairman, Maglll, Start; Sen, Seymour, Goodrum; Spcnsor, Mr. Hardie. I OUTJNu ant raw: Hamem Larmn, Knrrz, K, Glcssncr. B. Giussner, Ludwick, Wells, Bcnnnt. M.ICR-39, TrWEuburv. Wyatr. Sturmnnr, Williams, Gondrum. Second row: Miss. Johnswn, Harvey. Bledsozx Woford, Verne. Goddard, Hnrln-rt, Hmmmm, Seymuur. Crofur. Hickman. jnlmson. Tmm mw: I'loge, Wlme, Ncwhousr, Wuodwolrh, Lcdlhum, Frirdman. Hawk. Fonnh row. Paynr. Goodman chTcr. Irvna, Wartcl, Clark, WIim-s. Chr., Giessner; Sec.l Ludwrck: Sponsor, Miss jchnstom W Iu-n nrl- we going on an over nlglll hlkn? 0r :- hil? II- rlull'? ?. L. W. W. 125n Iilrln. l'IIIIII' In nml m-I- nll Illo lnys .mul hunks lm- lln- Iny library C. L W. W. . . Sugm and S'pIL'e and cueryrhing niceh , , . Luscious purple grapes hang flnm oveI-Iaden Baskets . . . atop NH -1 plump turkey In all its Thanksgiving Enemy, thus ends a surassful Thanksgiving Drive spnnsorecf by tlu- C. L, W, W. A responswr rireiess group. nlelt to fhnr- unhle activities, r1195! 50 girls lend consmImVe support and a helping hand whcrz- md is needed. Enthusiasm and mopernrmn fairly buhhlc, making their every philanrhruphy a success Meximn Khildrfn made Imppy in a Christmas atmosphere . rays and books made new . . . dolls dressed . . , bright srrnpu named into warm and scl'vicmbla qlli'mithvse musmum rhr :u-nvllves rnrriod out by this mnbirinus gmup OUTING . . , A breath of the great 0th cf doors . . a thrilling discovery on sum: mountain .mir . mm or laughwr mm somr mm rauyon . . . joyous abandon or n Iruup uf Emma girls on rim npm Innd happy with the pure juy uE lmng . . V murs uF nxplornnon w GxifEci. Park with its Iarr zrnpiml plants and the Pinnetnrmm s star worJd--Theu are same uf the Lhnlis uf the Ounng Club. Tu create inn-rest in recreational lircmcy. m pruvude upponumncs fur grand Friendships among girl! Lu npen up inn-resnng vnms For Ivisure tunuithesc arr the objectives uF this ambirinus gmu-p. Thmr arm as futurn nvcr-nighL hikts, trips :0 interening simls, dosing WJISIJHKS bulnvvd Lalun, rides, and pol luck suppcn. Frme lrum nnlngunimnn Su-lflull and rnc-lnl Latin German ill I LATIN 1' om mw: GroaL Wodmp. Arbm, PlllHlpi' Yandnit, GuudffHOWV Sham. Rostrflut Semud rnw Pnynr. NM wk, Mmriand, Priest, Gmcner Thard ruw: Nelson Thomas. Rnwdiffc, Lutru-ll, Laney. Flurlmstet, Ptumu, Lc-E Fourth raw: Janos. Dtnsmcm Houghttn. Conwl Srmor, Atlvia, PthipM Consul Junaor, Laney, Yrmddl; QHHPSIDK Ashnry, Raul'nu'. Snul'm, Bledsnrt Grunt, Sponsor, Muss A, jnlmsun I cmmAN u w me Inw1VrsIuk, 'rmy, Budgcr, RitHL-t. Hcyer, I eeI1l-y. 5mm raw: Young. K0150, Hullandt Hams. annlvedr. Thmpe, Tend. Third mw 1rcrlt, TCWkibllry. Klumlmryt Brown, DcBoni, Rnrhl-fnrrt Mr Himann Prt-s , Badger, Truv: V Prt's , Hfm'k. Hryer; SOL, raw, RILILIDI; Prug . Chr , Youngt Hadgrr; Sponsor. Mr. Fhmanm n hun- l.nlln In rm! clc-ull! WWI mus II Ilnily -1I wnyu LATIN . Inspxred by the- traditmm and memnne: of the Roman vulture and chew plat: m lift- today, studmt mnhlrl's of tlu- ancient Lann Janguage, basis nf all other languages, bring to us the mnngrem past of rim fnllrn cmhyminn The most important aims of th- club art to give mvmbers a thorough knowledge nf Roman culture. And to maltr tht language more wral and itnpurLan! ro curryday hvmg, The dub, Inspired by Miss Alice Juhmsun, sponsor, dramatized Events and heroes, bmught tn hf: great men uf the past m student lemurs. and presented an original play, A Trip to Hades. Social events included : Chnsrmas nnuvlty pmgrnm wuth Latin chants, the rulllckmg Roman Huhtlay tastume parw, and a tn'p m the Huntington Library to set Lam: rvl-cs. GERMAN , , t Tu tultxvatz apprztiatmu fnr Ggrmnny's mnmhutmn tn lh? world's literature. sclrncc. and art; to WI: Eh: German mum as a human 112mg wuh kindred :lSplraUunSV interests, and Inf: problems smulm m nur own; In .nu-mpt H: see him with mum undasluncd by SPlEsh nationalism and rarinl antagmism; to promotr the must- of peace and good will through sympathem understanding betwun Amemans and the people of all the Gannanlt tuunmes , ,Tlm group, spammed by Mr. 11' mnnn. studied lh: hlstory, folklore, and culture of OH Germany. and preszmed Flaw Md mugs In Germany Thr pragrams lanudcd turrz-spondcnrr wuh nth students ahrnmi, muvies of German subjects, and nip: m pointy of interest. Plays wrrr ably direttvd by Rmhard Badger. ul28 IthI-r. il c-nnln ynn hI-aII-i for ry English word -lEl u llojoro I SmesH C. uniA m zin-mu row: Miss 0xley. Lam Harvmuu, 0mm, HlnE-ul, Mom. Hanson, C mpnmn, Hayes, 6.1m Serund row. Gordan, Bruce, Gundmn. Cmg. Hm I, Guudrum Cody, my, Hupp. Hublwd. Third m. 0mm. Balch. Gmkn Comm. Balk Dallas. Hill, 30mm, 1m, EMEI, Cuflins. I Smmsu Ca my- I m 7,77me ww: Lung, NImI-nu. Om-xa, HloHl. HansunJ Winmr. Willmms, anlu, Stem Maura, W 1n, Sclirio. Vuandc-Ismdl. Second raw thgcr. Regen. Perry. Wcitzleben, Miner. plulng, L, Grcrr, I Gram. Rnstelln, Leonard, Wih-ux, Kanu. W! , Mnllmlland Thwd raw: Cuslxman, Cuuney IFL Smith. Poww, OrDLrn, Smith, W'rmrr, MxllrrV 86' m. Ynnliksmh Mn Smu, Pros 0:7 tggn, Long. v Pm. Halvnrsun, Morena; Sen, Lang, Ortega: Trms., Hluhal; l'iismrian, Mmor. Mum; PinnisL. Mnurc. Hanson: Spnniurs. Miss Oxlcy. Mr Scutl. Juloplml Spaniards. I07 Nlrului. tulip Iholl' SmIIIiHII dill V VI: 1-Insaum I E! RBJORU The days uF the Dans! Their wmr hovers V?! in rlw Sounhland , In the remarkably preserved, melluwcd missmns nf Father Scrm . . . In the Old Spanish archirrrmm nf ranches. homes, and cur uwn Wuudrow Wuhan, Spanish gavery, sparkle. vuve. and carefree expression are rrHectcd m rlnssM 407 strung. and in the artiv in of El annm, 86 mcmhrrs strung A party of 40 Iruopcd to the room, As rlmy hdd then anmml white clrphnn: auction, the crics of the aumaucer :mplnred students to Pmdua HIE: Theater during Christmas vacation u: see Ln: Posada: wuh merlcnda later in the dining. part Wllll rlmr bran money Rx-mg-mhrr. it costs you :cn beans every time ynu spl'ak an English word! . . Twenty mornbm. vmimd rho Prruvmu SHIN in Lke Lung Brach harbor. and were artvod refreshments m the chers' quarters through Ihe murn-sy uF Mm Maria Beingnlm, Peruvian edummn who had addressed the Mlmui on her raumry. RNA Nam. minister of Mexican Mrthndisl Chunh. on Ins annual visit In the club Lllkcd an understanding bI-twu-n Mum: and the United Smtm Colm-cd Elm: on Mexico an by Mr Mullmm oF Jumm- College wnll' shown Every olhcr Thnmay lmnkh rurhusmus uuwd m mum 1H, and man du- Etmins of lovdy, wistful Spanish mclodlu. and any. rouaEng magi nf rhr Mnican mbdneros vc'tcrbcratr through W'ilmn's halls, permonting rhc nir wuh a wbmnr memory at tht pnsr A past is caior- ful, adventurous. rumnntit, so Full of Me, so matrhIcss A spvrit :m strong :Ixar its memary will L-ndnte fnrvrcr En CIMornia. I27; Th1- lnknllngc-rn really Slnlu- N In hi1: Auk llrulIn-I' Ilnl W 0 r l d lnkslingers .W'Iumn CH..; Frmll mw:SmLmn, WIIU, Nlaglll. thnEme. Juncs Pullmdm SmrLic. W'ilm. Smuud law: I'llllymw, Prmsl. Mm-rland, mm mm. mumps, 1.0mm , Smuh. Goodman de row: mm. Giblm Guthm Wrbh Alger, Fourth mur Lurgmm Mr. Rnbinsnn, Daughs Slmcly, Rceder, Nude Pym. SrlmefFu: V PI'H. St't'. Twas Berry. Mzagill: Spousal; Mr Robinson, Immamam From mw: mum Juhnsum Cmm Hammond; Rout. nmwn. me NE-rry smud row: Mr, TI-mhkm Pmmm, Lurker, Immmd, WW. Pm; Rum; v pm, um, mum: Sm ms. Cams; 5m. .1: mm, Pnrtrrnnn; Sponsor, Mr. 'I'csdukc W'orl l'lnh In hnsl In the Male: l'mwmlllun wilh lnrllmn. lquqm-In WORLD CLUB TnIl-nlnw' , undenmnding. And Lhe World Club. smvmg :n broaden viewpuims m Fm'vmn pnlirms. prmured mum: Junmm from m mmm 1n ?nlvghmn wager. an the burmng prahlnms at other nations. ' h mrcnng fuxthered inmmntiuml friendship and mnprrminn. Thrnugh duruhslnns mstonus lmrkgmunds. nnd mltmc begun centurin lwi-Fon- our nwn and From Which we dmw our hcrimge we lrnI-nm-L Mus Slankovu'h 0F Yugoslavia gavr a brillmm address on her Ihraau-nd loumry: Mmm nmngaIL-h nf Uma. Ijrrn zaw :Jn- philmuphy of Somh Amtrim; Iidam Ruhm rEuvnrly sketched mrrzm pmhlems. and best errrs Wikon wrls hmt m Hu- Smtc- Frrimmiun Communal: May 13,whnchmrluded .1 forum lumhwn banquu and damn- INKSI warns , Mm: up ,, mrmun for me fnmball zamc . . . a mnrature of Glishnm , . Fimn Lumlxpmkur- -A iiule mk . a Few :lrFr Flnmrxslws m' the pan , and armdw clever postrr r: rungnm-d m. lhu meiwd wmk nF riu- inkdinger's Club. Of WIEmnk 1830 sludrnn. thia dub Imam Ilu- mmm u! Hm mcmnmng nwmmu um in I'OHU. Tlvt .umn 'dlhr M hmnnmus Humans in around the :ampu: dtpu'llrlg rm'lx m-w gumr. axmnluly, rluk m Idmpm imm-sl. clearly iHustmtes III? nnEimILcd nh-nr and wnaulaty nF lhi: oI g.mI1 xrio1V. Srlf-cdumunn pl'rwnn mdf m the form ul: trips m the Press-Trlcgmm mgmvmg plum, md L0 Walt Istnry's mnlm, within whose pnrmls it Is the .umhitmu 5F rv-ry young mnnomsl m warlx vl2tl Kill that spot How do you lllul nur hawk slag: shuts? B; We catch the high spots I29 lliql IIII' gm : slurm lln- Iit-Iu-l. I wlwn I'laly' Iivluilu W! I on Hnlo? I While- Wilson wan game nFn-r gaml' m dawn mg sung loaders pam-d hy Emmy Luu . Er:- zmd prrsunnixry for ever grand shmd m lhr Ray lmguc rim :- Thry npmmd Ihe new nndimmuu with volIcys of Hm m thl' nL-w I'urylmrk Hglu Sung was gwen IO. lmpnsm ur' pup , And then rhr fmc lug U. 5C drum used far the bray and bunny 5mm. amply gut Inst mming hnnm From rlw Rosz- Bowl gamr 165 mil lust, Upper right shnws dm gang lmcd up Fov the Poly Iickus. They Lmud nnv day and a hnH and fans hmmttd :icLu huorhi l'anflng for tirka-u unnl rhi- erd nf qurnnon mm'ed :lw gland werrnriu mm rhr RBSP Bowl. LowL-r In-fg Budding awnmn 5 mp. Frances Smtr And 11M my lwbmry For C L WINK Rusr Bqu hne wc all sit feeling lulu- Nanoml L'Immpmns Ilscfurc rlm gnmu Miilynur :rndlmim: first In clc-Ilirutl- lllew uudllorlllm nspmm: smim nF the Pnd and Gnrrl Pr nmoml luringb w llw 112MB. nf 'I-d p3 , m gualds u; hnnnr. m Hum!- m wlmw honor Thu: m: unu-m Iw Gnld - I la Um lmzd J gradual! ar rvcn , brought m an Mad. wurh rhm mm mghr whr rlw Iwmms rnign supr mo 1dlmimm wuh m damn . nlpd dink:- mns and thc unduly Fawn ur and u tlm ' .xv symlml ulr hi NH ! lmn-ly girls In ilhny lulu I Gmnnnmw , . Grad tImI- a: W son H a ralnl' a? bean .IIId Imp cchIc-ment. Ihc I . of limb st hnoI Iifiv Ins :uddenly .IIIoIIII IYSI'I and IIK- dourw IIIrungII w l m In A EIrl'mn are thsLed I on IIII- Impn II I . Th Iorium. Ihc gn . . ulnapI-r of rho Prom present then gm lI1Elr d wIII .Ind propIII-I TIwn III.- And finally :I'II- Gradunnun oxrrcIses take pI. Illmlio llw nuclltorium L'll n IeiInd Ivy InIinI-as vnII .I Iempm m dr- nr1ud . Isun wlII-n TIw Itf -Immlm nilll unlql. siIn-r hmllmlls .llumni lIrI-m-nl luulllnll I anw! I-r-M-u: me Smmruma during ah.- vhuul war L-vm'y mm mganlzmnnn on m :umpus 5mm .1 bdnqllel Awards lmnquz-tx , Sdm Hp dmnen. CrnnimnHr smH chnvak . Imdmnm. own! one. Champiomllip Inotbail squad: .m awarded gum am! SIIVPI' Foolbnlls lay aim .' ZUO mwnd m was! du- hay: m Umr hum- uf glury Dam Hulhn'dh, Srllolanhlp Sm'mty pzrsuinm. I Emmrd guI-sn ah Wilbur: played host m dlsmrl ruml-wnmrivm. Cnmr Hm Poms nhmx with the mygglr- -.Sdmhtslnp mem- laezs, :u reward For constant mndv. rrrmvr m-hnlmslup wcllx and lamps :u Lhr .mmml Esanque-l lmlmnnnn as burn mm rhe npw Cmmpanlir amn'nl 1hr amumr kuknff dumrr. wlwrrv ndfmri nF Folmm All Amrnmm .hnllmgr new edimrs m makr .x bfxgrr .ami bum mmmL Wt: Imur rlltwr ouxumarmm' 11112 m. 11. ..th w 1.. ln- - FHANKNLHVKNK, I'M .Inmml 'l'FMHkagMIm lquvr an wm uxrr u-Lh iluniug wluu Pmun- llu- .mdi- mrmm Milgt uwvaml mm ln-mmlnl lmetm m lamb fund , mlw mwul hunt: green, hul'v vcguublm. lmxm .md boxes. mm and mm of food. food. fund! AM this Mr lhE' fmmhm who would uLJn-rwisu lime nunu. T119 Elgnm Emmiy mung Lhnnks m Hun who has puwidcd Fm' llmu, Mon l'uu m-wc llur in um'quvmm Th: Izmulru Llwsl. ler Tlansgv u! Vnmb' mlmm-, du- munud duuwr, Ind rho Imxkbt ,IJI wan Hm pm: The Chambn' oF Cammn-rv'x m y HHHPJIR Ll mrlxrd arcidcms on the stage iHuithCd wuh Amtms, and pmh-mmm ,A Wuuuiw: lu-mhm in 1 lmdsl unn all my model .airpLuw mom of Mm erArV Hmmfs W'UI'M HLmey dawn haw an varmtmml Day. Hillw mm W . bonlm- Mum I! M'I I'nr Irlid-3 n'rulllmiiun: I-I-I'lll'i I T9131 r Gum u due lngh x mm uf vlu: :nhm ' - K xumul a hum; nt' smwm mds .n - 5 mg: and r111- -l1m. m an.- nudm F ?r 'uludl'h m ry nf Vumlm mg l'urmals art pr; w IF : hm - - , mp Humlm's m befuu- Iln- ' XV wrh dart u. prnmon v' n of Hm: hmldmg wlnlv smm- cFm v mm cl rnum lur H'dll -. and qun , v. 0.1m up! u: no! hm: rlu 0mm 14m: .er . 'nmn in lull rr m Klw In in l. glrl ' nullu- Imus I mmy hm hm inm prim un 11n- run: lugs u h m plmlo 3m :mstr . Thu nil: y IE1 u's lhl' hm- vlwmmrn Thmugh tlw . . n Fuutmu uvns, lmd w m u- nh 1m do hm pmhu mrnp' , Lt. 9 +0: guod ulll dnln Ilw mmblr 1 mg mm the .1; mdm nm-lu-sr . Lh 1ng hde n xlu- unpm Hr ulwn tlu-v um! mu m du-zr an gnl cud , Irlsl m Gu-r u: :uunugrnm Llw June lmm then Jufn pedestal mndeserend m M? dun hm'rr LLN uHm-n m w gond grades as they have done. Irm'l Ilw rumpus Hrnml nutl IliH? You mm mm mlllw nml mlII-H I-I' ii. I Isn't tins n gland sweep of Wilsuns mummi. mmpm? aucemvd by slnnmng up and Huwing capes Huw the Alumni dEd cmm- hum: . . . Simply rhnusands -they :ouldn't gct game tickets either Iur thon- lwtuc two at dwec days, :md did they give 1hr new nudironum a grand house Warming! Watch lh Major- ettrs prance mm an the hand of the bandwCan'x you heal Ir Imw? Pam Archbr's lithe, rhythmic rlglu draw HolJywmd m the stadium when rhpy nrrd nrmosphmz Pirlurt l'rcm-h students sea puppet :hnw hum the paladul Nnrmandie? Do you 529 thnse First fuarhnll rhampmns Fermi and mnsled and flawed by Wilson's 52 Boosters? Morning; noon, and nigh: the Bonnets did rhuir rythms. en masse, In corridors, in dun rnnmh, in then sleep Do you rcmz-mbpr wlwn we .aU land that vam'inzumn Fad? Dsdrfr our arms gu stuck up? ultHi Potts Champions on manv fronts J SonIIu-rn fnlllernla. lily Italian Vlnnors IlHo'ror ADEDRILK Sports Champions! I hampions! klfn Champions I WILSON SPUH'I'S--On the gridiron, track, diamond, 0r courts, in or out of water, Wilson virility always comes through in a grand sweeping manner. In deed, Wilson showud lsumine strength throughout the past yenras encounters. Wasngt it the first time in history the Bruins had two championship clevens? Didlfr the spikemen win Every dual meet, and rank high :15 southlnnd cham- pions? The cross-country team rank third in So. Cal. honors. WCfCllyt the golf, tennis, swimming, rowing, and hasrhall teams on top, and prime favorites at press deadline? Hats off, to the gnnant Coaches on Wiisolfs far Hung campus. I Haysy PHvquu EniArdwn Frazen J'olmsmL Davn. Dunkiv. Brul-samle. Gannon .CAIH'IAIM-Frnnr rnw: Gmhnm, Gmhnm, Hulclnina. H4Uinger, Bradley, Hlown, O'Hnm, Hmerd, Brnwn. lelhnu. Seumd ruw: Ralph. hknlymm L'vans, Snow I LFT'I'IsIIMEm SQ CALil'ram row: Graham, Hutclum. Hsmnger, BradLn-ya Bmwn. O'Bnum Hjllknrd. LaMarthe, Bmwm Hurchlns. Semnd raw: Gmham. Wthou, Bradley, Miller, Dcdnrk Rocpkr. Duds. H ! Ipions! Ch llll pi ins! u: 171 m U'N , Prom rm Smmm mm A . Johnann, LJusz-rg, Bm- , I I5 E-m HM IJ 11ml Admin nd nwr P0311211 5x I. G. . . Mdk'zmu W'Ilmnl wniloll Ill yI-nru lor hI-r Firm Varnlly frown Varsity Champions ms. lilij I VARSITY FOOTBALLiWilsonE Varsity Football team, coached by Al John- son defeated all their strong foes, to sweep to the Erst varsity football champion- ship in Wilsoafs 13 year history. Sparked by Scotty Deeds, sterling left- half. Roy Grisham, who called the plays in true Held general fashion, and lim- whip- ped to frenzy every game by Bruce Graham, the Bears played truly champion- ship bail in every contest. Picture: The Armistice Day game with San Diego Hoover: score tied at 0-0; last quarter. Clarence Evans faded back to throw a pass; 30 yards the ball soared; and out of the tangle of players leaped Bill KitchA en, who golloped 50 yards to footballss promised land with thc winning score 7-6, I Vaasny Fmrnum. Fran: ruw:KuEhEn, Ruberzson. Connell. C. FVHMV Dads, Mllltr. Grlshim. Sloane, Damskey, Graham. Allen, Brawn Semnd row: D Evans, Buyer, Lnughnrr, Ll-Sage, Hmkney, NkCune, Laugh. Dahlhrrg, Meeker, Lewis, Keller, j, Paltl'rsurl, Biack. Dixon, June: Third row: Prizell. Huffman, Rah. Stout, Jimenez. Haytrr, B Panelsun, MtCnusland, Kamery, Sprawl, G. Branham, B, Blanham, Fourth raw Srrwns, Dam, j'urrfst. Linklmer. Hubbard. McKecm, Mason, Nubia WHHH'. Wilson. Smith. McCoy. .VARSHTY LETTERMENiFFOHI row: Calyaar, Thompson, Deeds, Wilihuit, Gibbs. Hillingrr, Evans, Bradley, Jensen, Burma, Keene, Dodgen, Exlulman Scrund row: Muller, Power, Graham. Branham. Lugh. Bailey. Chmtenun. Dennison, Smurh, Waxman, Skeirh, Wilson. Lave, Evans, Kenndy, Dedrick, WeitzeL Third row: Hurchjns, Severus, Evans, Covey, Buyer, Mame, LqMarrlu, Rueszner, Halliard Founh row: thims, Stone. FnchL McCune, Meeker, Jorhims. Dnuglas, Clark, McOwcn Fihh r-w: Dixon, Pm termn, Rmpke, GrisI-mm, Srrzluser Neuz, Kitchen, Dahlberg. Lnughran. Sherwood. u l' 4H! l B FOOTBALIxiFiniShing a triumphant year, the invincible Baby Bruins brought Wilson her second league crown. Starting practice season slow with a 7-0 defeat by Whittier and a Banning tie 73, the Bruins gained speed and won the entire battery 0f games by avalanche scores, suhmcrging Compton 3906; Leuzinger 20-0; Inglewood 19-0; Beverly Hills 25-0; Poly 250; Santa Monica 0-0; and Redondo 47-0, .3 total of 182 points to their opponents 20. Six of these wins were league games. This squad, one of the most outstanding B teams in the southiand. was paced by the crafty dynamic co-Captains, George Kawasaki and Neal OiBrien, who drove the Bruin team to athletic recognition for Wilson Toum hrlnnu W'lllum SH-ond thmpinnshlp 1 Town B Champions I B Foo-rml,iihDumnnerating their titanic strength, thl- hnlsy Brulns sImwz-d nu nwrcy in L'rushing the Poly Hares 25.0. Aft naming slow in mdkionai Fashion th Bruin rubs staged a 46-yaid drive, when Dun Mc- Lngan working tricky passes From Moore u O!Brien, to tally 1.1m in tho sezoud quartet After this Em stun, 1h: Bruins ran wildh Early in the scmnd half Geurge Kawasaki, hard dnvmg fullback, pluwed thmugh Center and mad from mid-Hcld to pay darn The thirrf score came when thv pass mmbinarion of Dan Nestell to Bill Houck clicked Far 17 yard5,fuilowed1nter by Richardsi iinE plunges featuring thr- Enni tally. MCKrnnn and Swift gained much yardage for the Bruins in their successful :rusndc nvrr the Pnly Bunnicsi I B FOOTHALLiFl'DHK mw: Woman. Lawn Nesxell, MEKenna, Hourk. SranEan, Nichuls, Adams, Brawn. O'Brien. Kawasaki. Second row: Cunncr. thpr. Hankeyi Mame. Managan, Swift, Richards, Moulrun, Gowans, Reynuida, anman, Jensen, Punen. Third row: BurkEV Graw, Keck. Hopkins, Riordan. Orahood. McKev. Hollar. Bachtelle. Endn, Mr. Gannon Fnurzh mw: Hunt. Leonard, Smith, Makimum, Prvvcrr, Orrick, within ... Rhoades, Hm, Romain, 1-11 .. Flurlm In I droves fl Iwml wlml g BrIIIIIH in I.lu-Ir vll-lory drivi- PIIIV nmriQulIIing the fears J the :Ilumm' who 512112de erg BI-IIIII Far IirEms m lhl' annual gridimn mm r with the Bruins Irnss mwn rIval.2 Po , hool autlmrrtim dl'rldi'd m hnld the game NM: 19 In due lar- amou; Pasadena R BOWL whose um: has been ulr by the wuntrv '2 gridimn gulls o! yealarvlalr I'Iuv mg befurz- a n-rnrd hn-nlnng prep when: mIIhiIIIds- of 30 000 Ill? gmm- 22212 hm 1H m untuld tlmusnnd2 2n the- radEn by Frank Bull nmad spans rI-Imn-II-nmmr The Brmm and H11: Jac abblrs Wcm mm the St halE enrh doggedly determmed m upheld 1hr laurel2 nf hm whoa! W uh uh rven gnII-u- du- Fmr half XVI sun SIIQFned ham 2 when John Miller and Roy GrI.2lrI.1m IIcrr huh snrmlnlv Injured.MII12-I had 11ch1 kI-I-pmg lhe line rogelhrr w I: Grlsham 22.12 the .ar 1 Ilm BruI Jn Ill! svcund 1111+ the W' gsIm-dI-rs. 2Emw mg 2uperEm man qum amned .1 meIII 1r 1 IIIII rndI-d in d mt Im IlIe still hghring Bruins. 1'? fl ' .Im- is due Cc Ih AI lehmun' s wunduful coaching and Inspirnu 1 Far du- Ic-Im morale whsmlnrd durmg tlIiI game, uvrnommg nI-vI-2pa1per pIIhJIIIIy nF Ihc Bruin underdug 5.: was lmhul into a mey fnr zhc gamm- whm the blrzarhI-n wan- .1 mmplctc .2le out in .1 few hours afar the 1 cu wI-m m1 .IIII' I V wsrn SJNI' 2Pcly game. ou'n. C. EUIIIIS, Gmhalm. Mrekrz .n. Jana, Slant. FI-I'ycll, KclII-Ig 12' f2 wn u u lllm'l. 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Daherg. .IttErMIm Ruhrl'unn I VARSITY BASKETBALLi-A fast moving aggregation of basketball players was estahlished this season in a 28 game schedule by Coach Fred Fraser, with the Wilson varsity winning six out of eight practice games and placing fourth in the Bay Leaguet The Bruins had many disappointing set hacks in losing games by small margins within four points. Here are the league games Wilson lost and won. Wilson 29-Compzon 30; Wilson Zl-Leuzinger 27; Wilson 49-Ingiew00d 9; XViison 24-Beverly Hills 21; Wilson 23-Reci0ndo Beach 26. in the exibition fray held at the auditorium with Poly much color was shown. Both teams fought for the city championship, but due to many fouls made by the Bruins, Poiy won 25-16. The entire club had a six foot height average this year with ten out of the squad of twelve graduating. Due to the lack of a campus gym, many ohstacies had To be met, such as, thumbing two and a half miies down to the armory and then after practice, thumbing back. This is disastrous t0 morale. I VAFSITY BASKETnAi,I.hFront rbw1Mt. Frazer. snuw, Shnwnnd. Means. D. Evans Sezand row: Morgan. C Evans, Eikelman, MrOwen, Baliev, Terra Wilsnn Basketeers Handicapped F01- Court ujjl I B BASKETBALLhThe Bruin Bahes finished a rather dimal season as far as scores werc concerned. Playing against what were probably the strongest aggre- gaiions of many years, the Middies dropped the first tussle to a fast moving Compton squad 36-19. Cnming back, in the next game, they massacred Leui zinger 31-14. The big game, against Poly, looked like a tie until the last minutes Of play when the Westcnders came out on top to the tune of 3318. With out standing perfnrmances by Fair, Nestell, Brighton, and Rolph, Coach Frazefs charges finished the season with every game close, but always on the losing end. Inglewood was the victor at 22-18; Beverly Hills eked out a 28-24 win; jordan took a EIECESiVe 35-25; Santa Monica pulled an upset with 28-24 win, and Redon- do won a hard fought thriller with a score of 4338. The C and D teams, coached by Vincent Reel, carried full programs developing team work and plenty of victories. I B BA$KETBALL From row: R Hall, Mr. Frazer. Lewis, Brown. Cu-rnp: , Ralph, Carcaptq NEbIEH Sumnd raw: Monre, anect, Hindsnn. Blighrman. S. Hati, Dawson B Basketball Men Make Plea l L1 -: For Gym l VARSITY TRACK Climaxing an undefeated dual meet season. the Woodrow Wilson Track team, at the time of this writing is favored to rank second in the Bay League prepdum. Under Coach John Gartnerk able coaching VViison spikesters have occupied the winnerjs circle for the past fuur years. And this year was no exceptiun. In the 26th annual Carpenteria Invitational, Wilson copped the runner-up trophies, and in the Hrst annual Bay League Relays they saw the gold trophy go to the Compton team by a one point margin. I Vuzsrrv Tunnxiwilsun has her share of rnord breakus! In a season full of thrills and Krlumphs, a back of outstanding marks was hung up by the Bruin nndvrmen A! Huzrhhm nnnmrinlly broke the schuul retard, rrglsmrlng rhr: Em ume of 2:2. Jack Lauglmer attracted natinn wade attention by leaping 45 feel 1134 m in the hop. step and jump. This was perhaps the best Jump in prep turtles dais year. Dmk Ram; .1150 bralu- the remrcI in :hm Event only to be beam: in mm by Lauglmer. With a trim oF heavenly triplm namely, Wumag Chapman and Mutter, who consistrnrly scraped the clouds m 12 fr. or butcr and EWO fme high Jumper; m jam Mcckcr and Du-k Puwcr, Illuy warn nmr lhr anr in th- league DuaI meet scores were: Wilson 54 $5, Bevnrly Hills 56 175; Wilscn 59, Jordan 44; Wilson 741-3, Glendale Hoover 38W; Wilson 72 2 3; Inglnwaod 49 L3. In a dual mzet Ennle wuh her :rnssmown rival Poly, Wilsun tam? out on mp Evy a srorr of 62 60, Jn a triangle meet Wilson smn-d 79'1, Whittier 44 ES; and Santa Barbara 2R I V TunnKriFanl raw: inrr, Russell. MacLagan. Ranlz. Omld. McOwen. Hilliard. Strand row: Smith. Burmn. Meeker. Laughner, Rnepke, Cox Hutrhim, Eikelman, Shallenberger, Keyes Thurd mw: Peenum Smith, Wmnmq Lnughmn, Chapman, Mutu-r. Panda, Branham. jochims. Fourth row: Pwrcr. Dcdrirk, Nun:- man. Covey. Summerwllc, Crass, Crnrner, Nrelsun, LnMarrhm Bnanz-Id. VarsityTrack takes Second in League MI I I B TRACK7WiIson Middies completed a successful season despite the loss of many key men who competed With the Varsity in most of the meetsh Winning from Beverly Hills 68-27y Inglewood 48:46, Whittier-Sanm Barbara TIiangle 6033-25, and dropped meets to jordan 51 2-3 - 41 1-3, Hoover Glendale 6035, and were edged out by Poly 49-46. Outstanding marks were posted by Mc- Lagan, sprints; pierce, hurdles; Nichols, high jump; Hofferd, broad iump. I Cnuss CuuN'rkVIFirnd by a long hnz- of rhmnpions, the Wilson Cress Coumry team romplclcd a good season WIHCh imludcd wins aver Narhom: and Compton and also .1 win ever the combined twu unms Brum leather lungs lust duisians m twu teams. Pnly Hsgh, who won the Somhland title in due open di- vismn. and MOMEbPHHV W110 capprd honors in .una schools. AI Huuhins, me captain, smashed the Recreation Pmk roursn rumrd 5m lhti-u years agn by Bah Baku; u? San Diegl. The lescn team ruptured :hird plate in the Suulhnrn Califoum Chnmpiunships. I C TmcxiCuarhrd by law hurdle champion. Vincmt Reel. Brulll Bantam: tame Khrough with a Em- season which intludcd a new schoal record In rha- C brand Jump D! 19 foot 835 ilwhu; wt by Harry Endn. breaking the old marl: held by Alum Swift 5?! in 103:1 Altar early srason defeats at the hands of Beverly Hills, jordnn, and Glendak- Hoover the Bru-Bahes hit rheir form by taking the rest of Ehl'lr mart: wuh Puly and Inglewood. A: press rimr rhey arc ro-favorites with Beverly Hlni for the Bay Imp crownh I B TuAutham mw: Wirkham, omhuud, Ruchards, Haldcn, Gawamsh Smith' Riordan. pawn, Smnd row: Wart, HoHcrd, Hopkins, Adams. Moulton. Hamilton, Lawe. Thmnas. Third low: Kerr. Kerk, Love. Clifmn, Hachvll, Scanlan, Brown, leson. Fuurth raw: Sumers. Nauru. Taubman. Nichols, Pmrre. Hm. sleyh Berbuwer. Coarh Gurtm-r I Cums COUNTRYiFanl roar: Summervllh. I.We. Jnrllims, LaMan'ha Srmnd row: Conch Gammr, Hlllr thans. Ruepke. Smith B Track Trains Potential Varsity Stars 1,17 AI .lnhnnolfu Varsity nine Poll !!! for Immune llonnrn Varsity, JV Baseball I VARSITY BASEBALLtLed by a host of veterans, the Horsehiders took to the field, favorites to win the League crown. They qualified these predictions by having a practice season that yielded few defeats. Coming into a strong run of hits, thEy won the First league encounter against Compton 7-1. Leuzinger held the battcrackers to a much closer score 4-2. In the game of the year against Poly, they handed the Eastenders a 17-8 defeat. Inglewood and Beverly Hiils provid- ed winning contests for the Bruins with marks of 2-1 and 12-0. Then came re- venge. Led by fine catching by Evans and good Helding by Bailey and Waxman, Wilson waxed Poly 11-6 on May 2. As this goes to press, only Santa Monica stands in the way of the League crown, in a hotly contested facet I J. Vt BASEBALLt-Junlof Horsehidera have camplaud i am awn with Wlns over Nar'bonnc, Banning Dewey, Huntington Park, Fullerton, 5:, Anthony's, Jordan, Whittier, Puly, and Excelsior and rwn defeau fmm Poly md Whittiar whmn they lam defeamd. The Bruin team a: press time 1: Favored for the my title am Poly, Jnrdan, SL Anzhmy's, and Dewzy I v Humming : mw: Term , Waxman. Bailty. Cecil, Evans, Mms, anhullr. Setand Iow: Emst mam. Kamary, Baal, Bmwnt 51mm, Simmons, Mman. Noble, cmh Jahnm I jV BASEBALL Frum ruw: Monlgomery, Bachrelh, Burns, SmmunsJ Simpson, Seumd mw: Shiprt Puwer, Otis, Qann, Muir, Marlins. Third row: Coarh Frazer, Kamery, Noble, Drisko. Romain. ,ain, Bushman, Evans M113 l VARSITY GOLFiwnsonys Liivot-diggers, Hanked by veterans of two years, varsity competition, and a brilliant tradition of eight championship teams, won recognition in differant individual contests. Led by Coach Rally Davis, Wilsonk director of athletics, the team advanced to one of the strongest in Southern Cal- ifornia. The beautiful Recreation Park course across the street From Wilson was the scene Of the home games; all this yielded a championship team. Stalking every Wilson gulf squad are the shadows of former golf wizards, Joe Nichols, two Jamesons, Chilean Watsons. The team has no choice It must win. I VAJISITY Gun; -Led by a quintet 0F VClElans wlm Ind phycd cwu years nf gnlE Brndlry, K- 1dy, BrownJ Mum. and Willhml. Ihu Bruin golf team wont lhmugh rho 1mgue matches in nun tlmmpmnship form Winning avery prnt'tlx'l' m:ntrh. wtrh owerwhelming Marea. 5min Ihe Hlmtlngmn Brndm match which ended 1714-11 3 in hum of the BruinsJ the squad was prupnred fur the nmuic un Imgm llunurs. A3 a preliminary lo humus dual mattlmg 2: Ray Lenguc 'I'oumanmnc aF l8 ler-s. putting, and driving. was Iu-ld. Willhoit and Bradley took second and thud rl'spettivelv in the IS huh nudal play while Moore Caplured a hmm- medal for driving, Beverly Hills handed the Bruins thein me and only defeat in a marrh store by the margin of 472 The Wilsm dimmers came back In I119 nut Bevwly Hills much and won 6-0. Lcuzinger 1911 next on the list wirh two deFmts uf670 EREI'A,-15 did Saum Munim by the snnm scum. l'hn'ls Im-n lmlnlinu Inr Traldlllulml lmmgm- honors Varsity, JV Golf I VAMITY GNP Cumh Davis, Judson. Rlchardxy Kw-ldY. Bradley, Brown, Willhuir. Dcdgm. Moore. junta I JV GOLF inland. Wells: LasnLer. Clarke. McKcon. CEark, Abbott, Johnson, jams l D Iluynrd l'olypllr wluu ' .lIl-Anu-rh-un IIIIIIIII'N Varsity, B Swimming l VARSI'J'Y-B SWIMMING Sweeping through an exceptional season which net- ted but one defeat out of ten duai meets, Bruin mermcn paddled their way to All-Bay League championships in Varsity and MiddEeweighr divisions. Fuller- ton and Poly Weft the Only SChOOIS to hand t11e Water Babes defeats. On 13119 squad is an All-American, Bayard Colyear, selected by the national board, and three SO. Cal. champions, Bill Thompson, Charles Weitzel and Bayard Culyear. They swept through W'hittier by a score of 51-24; Inglewood, 42-33; Compton, 54-21; and trounced the Leuzinger paddlrrs by .1 59-16 score. At the annual Midwinter Swim at L. A. High School, the team of Thompson and Colyear x pressed the National record by hitting 22 2:01. The Bruins copped a second in the Los Angeles Relays. The team has :1 spirit that could come only from a coach such as theirs, Pete Archer. I V SWIMMINGiFrunI mw: Thumpmnv Summervilie. Dcnnunn, Keene Pedersnth Wuml, Semnd ruw: Aha, Banzer, Vignette. Stella, jensen I C, E SWIMMING iFrownt low: Carmll, Henshaw, Hankcy. Smith, Pedersom. Bcrry,Jmsu1, Wlfsan Serum! raw: Elder. Zahn. Wadecick. Potter. MoElov. Randall. Nelson, Txdwell, Bully. Mayan, Holcumbl nlfi l'oly-N'llaon in old Fnudinr Crew Illnun'a Varsity, II Rowing I ROWINGeCompeting in a sport unique to high schools on the far-famed Marine Stadium, Pete Archefs over-Howing classes and crews exhibit strength, and strategy surprising many older sports. With eager spectators, inciuding Hollywood directors, and camera men, lining the wateris edge straining to see this rhythmic sport, Wilsorfs crewman have held several regattas with Poly. and Compton, which yielded a division of honors between Wilson, and Poly. In the first meet April 22, the Poly crew took the Varsity boat in a thrilling race, the First time in the racing history. Wilson came back in the Junior-Varsity divi- sion, defeating Compton, and Poly. The first lightweight division led to a ciisputed finish between poly, and Wilson, with Compton third. In the Finale of the day, Poly copped the second lightweight boat in a hard fought last min- ute. In the colorful regatta May 6, Poly again won first varsity and lightweight boats while Wilson took the second and third varsities. - B ROWINGiFant row: Barber. Yandell. Mitchell, Aiken. Gray, Stevens, Fulthnm, Fulgrr. Pike. Rathr bun, McIntyre, June, Grubb. Serund mw: DcnlheragE. Perry. Piercr, Albertsun. Andersun, Immee Marten; Rankin; Hogan, Wylie, Cuach Archer, Third row: Blackburn. Marshall, Rerkxiek, MtKee. Becker, Andr rewl, Bruns, Marsh. Panter, Berkley, 151'- INN! Boys gut. lorI-Ilk ln Intramural Program Intramural S p o r t s l INTRAMURAI. SPORTsiln a brilliant program of Intramural activities that included every sport on the campus, hundreds of boys competed in a movement that is receiving nation wide attention, This program offers competition for boys who do not make the regular squads. Cline Chittick, new intramural direc- tor, organized sports as feeders for major sports. I Iu-numusul. SpukTsist Man Foatbnli, a sport inauguralEd in the schools in the midww, was staned :th year, winh nine teams raking pan: m a nhedulz that mwylved one month of piay. Willa 125 parmipann, this game affordzd bays who were unable m mak: Varsity at B learns, a chance m develop skill in the various phases of footbalL A well rounded srhedui: of iprins warm. with squads taking the field in track, baseball. 50mm: and swu'nming, gavz hundreds of bays upputtunity m bnuie .n am favmim spurt. Fm. mm mm pared in a round robin Emsabnll khedule. whkh Was Won by tho zcam led by John Muir. in a soumament held during spring vacuum, Wilson's softball team captained by Bub Evans. captured the all dry ritle, no! Iuslng a single game. I C BALKETBALL- From row: Hills, Feinsxeln. Karo, Muntgumery, Bug. Strand mw: Coach R921. Richardr um, Hickle. Orrick, Sherwood. Gull, Third I'Dw: Nimum, Gutierrez, Barnard, Sutlurland. Landale, Huston. ID BASKETBALL me raw: Reed, Palm, Bryant, ChaEee Second mw Concil Reel, Bachzeila. Wine, Osborn, Falgu, Ornhnad. I C TkackiFrunt raw: Lynns, McCarley, Omck, Huckle, Davis, Geiss. Second row: Coach Rul, Ddapp. Landale. Sherwand, Kmnick, Day. GiIL Third row: Hall, Nimura, Berg. Mahmam, Branham, Campbell. - Sam BALLiiCmter InivrdiFrunt row: Fair, Ncszcll. Priveu. BaIL Second raw: Brown, Coach Chil- tick, Hindson, Hernandez, Hirkle. Huss. Hand Ball Hawn- lel't rorneld Coach Chittick, Laney, Patterson. Torres, Moedy, Verhagen. 5:: Man Fmtballaan: raw; Leigh, Huss, Ball. Second row: Chimck, Mo Farland. Hindson, Fair. 121412 Tennis hI'Ic-llll-rn Ill gul- Tuurnnmpnl Program I Varsity, JV ,Tennis l VARSITY TENNISiWiISOIfS racket-wiclders passed through one of their most active seasons. Biggest extra-League event was the South Coast Invitation- al Tournament, originated by Coach Dunkle, at which Wilson played host to about 100 netters from all So. Cal. The Fullerton fall and spring tournaments were entered, as well as the Santa Monica Dudley Cup Tournament. Ojai Open, and the Orange Invitational. In the C. I. F. divisionals, Wilsmfs players placed well in the B and C divisions with Ballad: reaching the C finals. Coming into Bay League competition the Bruins downed Compton 85-29; Leuzinger 848 and Inglewood 73-54. Beverly Hills handed the Wilson nettcrs their first defeat with ascore of 73-57. At the time this goes to press Wilson has still two matches, and is favored to take these. I JUNIOR VAnsnY TENNISiTD make winners for next year's team, Wilson has organized n Junior Vanily squad. This team played many matches wiLh other srhwlst reservu, who wm unable m malt: char must Coached by Mr. Brocsamle, popular tennis rmhusiast, th: team members learned the fundamenza! techniquu, and will bnlsrer the Bruin varsity nu: yur, I V TFNka-Fronr row: Ballack, Nelson. Garver, Alarms. Roosener, Gordon, Mr, Dunkict Secund mw: Grime, skimming, Chnstensen, Moody. Gibbs, Hxllinger, Young, Douglas. I J V TENleiFHHII raw: Hubbard, anejuy, Kelsu, Gibbs. Clanton, Gum: Second row: Coach Broeamnle, Humphreys, Winklzr. Wilson moves into Rose Bowl for Classic wl'54 Sparkling array of glrhf upclrln nru- vivid. Ill Int. surging .-a 1nd:- - G A. A Hundrrch of girts . . . and mute girl: . . . spmmwmnrn uf wmarrzm playing lngtdll'r m rho wind .md m .. nmklngfricuds,.,d9vclopvl1grhamtror .ma mamas , . , Enming playdays . . . ThrilL ing tournaments . Hm-Luy . Baskrrbnll . Vullrylmll , . Tennis ranks high in the mtvresls of the glrls . . . The Gurk' Athleur Assonmion is the Imghty Foru- 1wcin'nd this galaxy M spans . . . It spammed three play days And inunmuml evenls . , , And was well veprusenled m thl' playd-iy uf other schools . . . Ewe rfubs mlm- undrl lh? lmnner of G A. A . TnnnEa . . Gqu . . , Swim . . Riding . A . Thus dubs .Hr formed For speciqund unemsm . murnmmnm gm on wnhin cluba and members wnrk For perfection. I GIan' PJ-USH'AE Eu, iReagdn Brunzmle. Whirmkrr, Mathis, Shammkrr, Algnira, johnuon I G. A. A EBAHIV FIOHI ruw: Giessner K . Guddard. Wells, Bennett. vais Hqtvcy, Tewksbury. Second mW: Tilmrk, Glassnrr R, Chislmhm Svymour. Mus Mathis, Shusmr. Galbraith HAWk. lambs. Girls9 Athletic Association -' III III min? I m m; J! 5:: limit!!! mhuhi: m E Grand mollII-y 0! Team Spun. In lu'nln Panorama Team Sports , Play llays I TEAM SPORTsiRhythmic coordination . . . two hockey teams sweeping across the Held . . . clever faints. . . a twist of the stick and the ball shoots through a gap of the formation of the opposing team . . . an unwary goal guard is out of position and a goal is made . . . Hard won victory h . . No hard feeling only re- spect and honest admiration of the winning team's game is felt by the losers . . . Good sportsmanship, the goal of every athletically inclined girl. Volleyball and basketball come next . . . games of thinking as well as action . . . require clever maneuvering, a good eye and sound judgment. . . Baseball makes an appearance about spring . . . and with hard hitting . . . full bases . . . countless runs and in- numerable innings last well into June . . . Many girls remain after school each night to compete in the intramural event of thas particular sport season . . . studies are forgotten . . . carefree laughter rings out . . . shouts of victory or groans of defeat disturb the early evening air. u '5 lixIn-rt In many npurls. Iris 0! 10 urruw nrl- lIrI-pnrn-ll lur lI-lsurl- lodny I INDIVIDUAL SPunrsiTennis reign supreme as tho most popular of IE? indmdual spam . . . wlml ruuld d0 mm' m Plrsrrvr that L15: summefs mu of keep the waistllm down to right measurmnnt: . . Tiu- mum arc nEVer empty Evrry afternuun and nrdvny period rhc mum mp m full usr . . hegmnnrs patiently framing Ihe game stroke by stroke . . . stopping to retrieve errml halls . . . Thu: :advanred. pcrfcding servxres, sunkrs, .md plays , , . Keep your eye on rhe ball , . . swung . . follow through . , watch yuur stroking . . careful Excellent coaanng under Mm Johnston has hmught forth many super games, Th:- scope of Indivxdual 51mm i5 rangeless , Plug Pulls , .lwrseshm's . . badminton , . drck rznms are indulged in by the. less active Students Many of whum ale- cxpm: and stanch devotees of Iheir pnmmlar spun Masx Markus's classes play jacksJ cherkarsj and :hinu: checlurs , , , Golf 15 Kaught . . . beware v minm swing and the swift pill . , Enndball IE weIHikx-d although a pan 9F md swollen hands nrv nar pm-uruln cannralwlo Badminton, de k tennis in gay Swirl . . . 157' Plelurp: Su-uren ol glrlu Pulslng. 'I'llrulnloinyt Enthusiasm Play Days l PLAYDAYS, Gala days of getting together with other girls . . . making new friends . . . comparing ideas . . . happy days as guests of other schools . . New sophomores enjoying games of skill and cooperation at the 1Qrst playday of the year . . , Ten upper division girls invited to the May Masque at Pomona Col- lege . . . a day devoted to team sports and individual sports . . . Tennis playday at J. C. .. . the team came back with glory. . , our guest baseball team made a fine showing at the same playday . . . The big piayday of the year . . . fun, fun, fun. . . . the theme was transportation . . . it went over big . . . The athletic Field was full of the representatives from Eve schools . , . Jordan . . . Poly . . . Avalon . . . J. C. . . . Excelsior. . . Lynwood . . . A pageant of gala sports events. Probably no tiaup between Wilson and Junior College cements Erma: friendship or builds fincr morale than college play days sponsored for high school sportswomen. t 158 lllur-kwmul'u uliiu-rbuus II'II I CoEm meM 5P0n1s W'dd rhec-rs noml Emm- ' Ev amazing de a scream uf iheering lm;1 10y smmn mans min in on our 0F :11: must sp :lclirlriI-j of rlxr E .In med: doml wnrrs Ihril . unending fun. m-u mdz, m:n- :ILqu nt . Fnthuq. mmposrd of studenR d Hair 1.9 jmncd m Fervm :un! m rlm ur' 'ng 1c gm chm Bl dzwmwd s Jitterbugs mm thmugh aw v-ullevl ll mum mvut with nving mInrs, Ind mowed tllell' lilumc urmgrh 11y druLLwing Ike finllty m a rhnilling l' unrer. llllylllm. pulse. urar-r, Iu-alth, utrnu-ny trh-klo Ihronul- tr-Illliu num-Iu-a I TENNIS, Gm.l-' B.1IIs slum uvur smaoth mmem rourrs . smashing Forehand drives executed in pcl'fccl form backhand mum forcefully graze .119 m; bnundnry . V . a Hashing swecp rls mm quuw through In rapid style. Wilmn scores again, .15 .1 .mrcessinn of round mlw'n mumamems, play days. and Entunuschnul mceu are carried out in wanm'ng style. The Tennis Ciuhk bid for fame comes through two auntnndmg rcnnis players, josephine Sears and Dana Jamin, novm- Kournamrnt winners, Tmms I5 uumnnding sinrc it offers uprzssion 0F pnzsonaluy, ablluy, and character . . Golf mthwlasrs found exprcwou For thru- urge this year as plans were formulated m a Golf Club From an unpretenunus begmnmg E: has hwm one of most arrive and progressive organlzmiom an the campus. To Calhuim Shmmr mumh m-diL is dun for her remgnizlnu un gaff roulses thmughom the snuthlnnd and for the Ene mopemnun thh :11:- club l 150 aavedising 0ur models are stars llo 3'uu wnnI la make some munl'y? iVllsnn Nlulli-llln lure Koud huynrn Belmont Sea Food Grotto Thair Irl-lh Sun Fondu urc- Hu- lumli 0! Lung lrvm-h qyid you ever see such grand food, lobsters, Pacific-Coast crabs, and roast suckling pig. The Belmont Sea Food Grotto, 5025 East Second Street, is the only place in Long Beach that specializes in serving food to suit your individual taste, said George Branham, track man. Youke right about that? exclaims john Patterson, governor. nThis lob- ster is fit for a king. q go for crab with mayonnaise, adds Bill Kitchen, football star. uand this crab beats anything Fve ever had beforC-W Now it's my turnV, exclaims George Branham. q-Iave you ever seen .1 better looking roast pig? I can hardly wait to cut it.D Tbs Grotlo': fmrb 56:: food: my the 10:11: of Long Brady. Listen to where they come from: soft shell crabs and me from Maryland; oysters. clams, and scailops, Rhode Island; shrimp, Mississippi; frog legs, New Orleans; and aba- lone from Monterey. Ilil'h .l lulmlmrgor n! llluu-H'l NI mull In lhvnnmlvmu; ' Do you people make me hungry eating those big iuicy hamburger: at RUSSELUS, Seventh and Quincy. uRUSSELIKS HAMBURGERS caift be. matched in So, Cal. Great crispy butt tery buns, a big juicy piping hot ,burger with secret Flavors, slivers of dill and anion and swathed in a tangy dressing, said Bob Gillan, dramatic lead. Why kids and everybody else moh this place after shows and dances wait- ing for Russell's specials, chimed Eveu lyn DeBoit arid Emmy Lou Sites. iin favorites are those luscious wedges of froth red Jlmwberry pit, topped With R u s S e l l 9 s whipped cream, raved Ray Malaby. KIM! Sevvnth nlnl innvy Ava. I Look whds shopping in MIDDOUGHE, Broadway at Locust. Charlie Weitzei, swim champ, and Milton Cantor arc wearing those Timely Spar! Coal! that are such favorites in Long Beach. Charliek holding a Crosby Square Shot, which is certainly tops in style this year. Bob Blackburn, wearing a collarlcss sports coat, says, iilVIiiton, that pair of slacks are smart with your coat. nLook, girls, says Jane McClure. pop- ular model, at this smart beach en- semblei MIDDOUGHB is not an excluw sive men,s store. They carry a stock of tailored suits, sport coats, and swank beach apparel that are outstanding in prices and exclusive in style. Gnnd looking nntntl. lollnwu Mlddnngh': nlu'ny- halve laud IIIu-a Middough9s llrunll way :I I Llu- Ilul ulll! IIth-rv Ill. klllu. III Illui. nl-w liIu-rrnll-l? I Where to kids, in that new CHEVROLET? 'iSay, this is just the thing for those trips to the mountains, says Emmv Lou Edson. Its huge luggage compartment is swell for all our clothes. iiYes sir, no mon- reaching down to shift with the new vacuum-operated gear shift thaHs mounted on the steering wheel. It's really the thing, and it leaves the front compartment entirely clear of obstruction besides doing 80 percent of the work of shifting,,, says Scotty Deeds. Betty McCoHen exclaimed, HI think the New Cbewalc! i5 jrm kcm. The beautiful upholstering is simply grand, and youill enjoy the comfortable ride the new Chevrolet gives you. uYeuu bet itis sweilf, says Kenneth Payne. The new perfcdm' knew action makes your ridc a lot easirr and the streamlined styling really adds class over other models.u DOTY CHEVROLET Hill East Fourth Ser-l Ill!!- Glen L. Clark and 1.70. SIAISSI'S FIII'I'I' NVIIIVI'S REALLY RIJKE A IT I Here are Wilsonys up and coming girls En- joying a cooling drink from Glen L. Clarkk sparkling Magma: fruit .ryrupx. Gee, but thefts good! says Joanna Wall, therfs pineapple. strawberry, caramel, date nut, marshmallow, cherry, lemon, and lime. mThey taste good on any kind of a day, thrills Ruth Smails. WWell, what are we wait- ing for? exclaims Mary Ward. Yam mun hI-III Lurql and Taylor'- Right I Hello kids! Isnft the LORD AND TAY- LOR GRILL, 24 Pacific Avenue, a grand place to eat? 1,11 say it is! exclaims Rachel Robinson ehthusiasticalfy mThis salad bowl with its tangy dressing is really tops. I can hardly wait until my steak comes, says Ted Wicks hungrily. WTheir steak dinners are something to brag ahouL uI go for fried chicken, chimes in Su- zanne LorE, i21nd Lord and Taylofs chick- en beats any Pve ever hady uHerek a tip for the biU-payer, adds Ted . . . You can have a complete lunch for 50:, and a complete dinner for only 75:. That? good new; for anycmck budget? Lord and Taylor Grill 21 PACIFIC AVENUE 1104 Fred S. Dean lladio Co. 400 American For ZENITH FEII II . VALEILI 1 lI lIlLI'LT I Wilson majorettes enjoy practicing to the full tones of this ZENITH RADIO. Fred S. Dean Co. is the oldest and largest exclusive radio company in the West. For years the company has been recognized by its slogan. THE BEST '3' lhllllll I'LI'N Nl-Jll'l'l'l'lf 105! Kutlergs Thn-y nlwnyn huve- lln- unnaru-HI. lulI-nl things in men's rluuusn quook at this :mporled Doncgai wit. remarks Oram Strauser. It really is sweU with these two-tone shoes. and I purchased the complete outh at KUT- LERys, 120 EAST BROADWAny uThey always have the smartest and latest thing; in mcrft tlvlhcj, speaks up Frank Christensen, ujust took at this combination colinrlcss sport coat and hand stitched sport-shirt Pm wearing. I Well, how do you feilows like my blue checkered sport coat? says Max Mill- er. It will surely 100k smart for the dances this summer? And more than this, fellows, when you think of the friendly psrronul service, and the quality and the 3'!er of the clothes, you should make KUTLERS, 120 EAST BROADWAY, your complete Clothiers. lira : Training Paul. I uHello everybody, has Wilson moved down to GRAU BUSINESS COL- LEGE, 218 EAST FIRST, asks June Kemp cthll, almost, exclaims Dorothy Warmhold, commercial star. mfhis whole typing class from Wily son came down here because they get so much individual instruction and per- sonal help. They have courses of su- perior instruction in Accounting, Secre- lariai, Srrnogmphic, Speed Writing, and Comptfte Bun'nexs Cuurrcxf said Anna Mac Lee, scholarship wEnner. hMr. and Mrs. Roberts have helped so many struggling students. Twenty-seven students were placed in good posi- tions tast monthf, Gran Ilusiness College 2lll lillHl Firnl SlrI-Pl 4!! UH Well. if it isnyt Dorothy Johnson and jerry Warnick in the C. C. LEWIS JEWELRY SHOP. Say, what are you doing? WWhy, we!re looking at watches that we would like to receive far our gradua- tion? remarks Dorothy. uBut say, doemft C. C. Lewis have a wonderful selection of watches?', Mics! We have all the well known makes and types of watches,n replies Mr. Dodds,sale:iina11 H c311,: make up my mind which I like the better, lbs Lady Bulova or the Lady Elginf, adds jetty. W'ou know Volunteers Dor- othy, w; C. Lewis, 122 Pine Ave., is the ideal store m buy your gradualior! gifts because of their complete selection, moderate prices, convenient terms, and friendly service, and this is their 30th ANNIVERSARY YEAR. They are offering a great many Golden jubilee? values in watches, diamonds, and jewelry gifts. Elliottgs Cleaners 9:! 2i EAs'I' IIINLI INN .I I H'a- u-nn ulvr Illrm- hunr a-lu-uulng m-rvim- Then ; Bill Randm'l, lefs bear wild! he i: mying. q-Iello Mr. Elliott, say my suit looks brand new and there arexft any odors of cleaning Huid either. mere right, returns Mr. Elliott, that's because we do 100 percent of our cleaning by CarbonTctrachloride whiCh leaves no ndors or stains. W was afraid it couldlft be back for the dance tohlght because anln forgot to send it till after lunch? mfou cfotft have to worry about that; we can give :brcc-hour mrw'rr because we own and operate our own plant, and we have men 7' ELUOTT'S CLEANERS C . C . L e w i s I22 Pinu- .ivmlm- pressers and women to make alterations, too, at Eliiottls Cleaners, 92? East Broadway. l li7w KTDI F0 BETTER PILIITS CUE Millspaugh, chief instructor for KTM FLYING SERVICE, is giving Dave Rymer, Bill Batcman and Jack Burns a few pointers before they go up to do 5010 flight practice. These Wilson boys along with several others found that flying was not expensive They discov- ered that a complete course could be purchased for $45 cash or on terms. KTM FLYING SERVICE single lessons are priced as low at $1.50. Instruction is given at KTM in the Taylor Cub: or the 100 hone power Flee! Trainer. To the student, who has soloed, the Cubs may be chartered for $4.50 per hour and the Fieet for $6.50. Come on Gang: Join your schoolmates in the air at the KTM Flying Service HANGAII l5 . . . IJDNG BEACH MI'NII'II'AI. AIRPORT fll'll Nllfll'JN GIVE I'0l FITS Mr. Perry has just asked Alton Swift to slip his foot into real comfort in the Natural Calfskin, Crepe Sole number. Meanwhile, Johnny Rankin looks admiringly at a new HWiahoo style and proudly displays his Tan and White sport shoes. Bob Perry is wear; ing that popular ' Bootmaker:s FinisH, and exclaims that these are just a few of the styles for fellow Perryk Shoe Store 434 Pine Ave. carries. Our Shoe: Give You Fit: Perry9s Shoe Store 434 I'INB AVENFE la FarnhanFs .l 24 Pint, Arnaud- RYou look as though yould just stepped out of the Esquire Magazine? Is that why the three of you look so proud? lIAny boy would look proud if his suit had the Trumpeter label on i: like my lTriple Test Worsted, number has? exclaims Jack Mann, Thespian. That Trumpeter is the Hart ShaHi net 55 Marx label and Farnhamls, 124 Pine, has the exclusive rights in Long Beach. llYou bet they have? says Dick Hilli- ard, track scar, Hand they also have Hol- lywood suits in snappy styles like my llllwl yam iolluwn Inul n lnicl irum list. niro? Tweed M'odcl.JJ uNot only that, adds Horace Clark, qbut FARNHAM'S luv:- the latest word in Sport Coats and Slacks, and a full line of Egrrlort and Nmm Bush Shoe: like the twortoncs Pm wearing.u LAJKElVUHDD COUNTBY CLUB l Lakewood Country Club, 3101 Carson Boulevard, is a favorite rendezvous among Wilson students for their big club dances, teas, luncheons, bridge par- ties and other important festivities, because its quuis- ire foliage, stately eucalyptus, and Llw rolling greenery of the golf links add an air of enchantmem r0 any occasion. And see Jeanne Coombes, John Bz-erkle, Nancy Reid, and Kenny Belisle about to make ar- rangements for a big club Glance. Lakrwooa' Country Club i: truly the right plate to go for pmr mic; merit. Ism'! Lulthuml a lwnullilll plum- Eur n Ilnm-o? .I am ' Hello, Warren, what are you do- mg? I am buying some Vogue Tyres at the H. S. GILLEN TIRE C0,. Fourth and Olive,h said Warren Isharn. uThey are an EXClusl-Ve type Of tire Created to meet the style requirements of those who want the best. hVOGUE TYRES dnlft stop with beau- ty alone either, said John Eikelman, governor, Whey are constructed from materials far superior to those used in ordinary tires. hAnd that gives them Beauty, Quietness, Safety, and Smooth upcmiion, said Rosemarie Trucano. g9X1u21 GILLHNB are sole distributors for G il l 13 II T i l' e hf l, . hundreds of Kelly Springheld Tire: in this district, mo, said judy Anderson. 1 H . S . lfuurlh :md Illin- lliutrlbulurn ui liany sprhrqlivld Tlra-n Tin- II'H-mn Stunk- Nhup Belmont Menas Shop I Why,there1s Glenn Bracken, ace chemist, and Jack Shallenherger, in the BELMONT MEN,S SHOP. The- ater Building, 4914 East Second. l ner are looking at Mr. Fludek new stock of up- tu-the-minute clothes in quality and style, declares Jada uMr. Fiude says that striped gaberdines and these singIe-breasted sport coats will be the rage this summer. I We are surely lucky to have a shop like thP BBL. MONT MEWS in our own district, that handles 3 tom- plete line of panlr, 5pm! roan, and shim,H explains Glenn. uYes, and they are stockecf with all well- known makes of shirts, like Arrow and Graym. I buy my swimming trunks here, from their Catalina and B. V, D. selections? Jack replies BELMONT 'l'lll-ZATI-le Bl'lLlllNli 4014 Haul Stream! Strval 170 IJntl-u. Frunm-l. when you Inly n I-nIm-rn Ill WVinaII-mlm. you Innuw ills umul Johnny, is that :1 good camera'? asks Frances Scott of Johnny Elder, yell leadett Listen Frances, we are in Winsteads. and when you buy a camera here, you know it is good. Take a look at that showcase of cameras: Exakta, Rollei- cords, RolleiHex, Zeiss, Leica, Contax, Speed Graphics and the Movie Depart- ment has just as fine Cameras and Pro jectors, Bell and Howell, Paillard Bolex, 07L Eastman and Keystone? John declares. 2 '3: : uWXhen you want anything photographic you will hnd it at WINSTFADS,,, 2 I335? exclaims Mary Hall. iW'ou forgot to mention their large selection of Greeting - 41? 3 - Card: for all occasions, said Frank Scanlan, and the Pen Department which x??? l fifa? is the largest in the city, Sheaffer Parker, Wahl rma' EIIETbTODk. i, Win stead Bros, Inc. 1 Final 41w. plum! 629-01! '8 III lilllu. luuku ynn'wl nluvml 0m lllu'u Hi kids, looks like you,ve moved out here. uYes, Tom Tomas the place where the Wilson students Hock after the dance or show, to enjoy the tasty sandwiches, FCQSOnablE Prices and Super Services,5 said Paul Bailey, baseball champt Why thereis Rita Mulhollancl with Betty Jean Wilson and Bud Adams en- joying their toasted sandwiches and root beer. Bud Adams beams, they have just opened up a new Tom Tom on Seventh and Hathaway, and- Wilson students are packing the place to take on some more of that delicious food and the Tom Tom hospitality:3 Rita Mulholland remarks, llYou know for three years TOM TOM has been rated the most popular eating place by students of Wilsonf, Tom Tom sum- IIIIII .luu-rlcun EI-u-nlll And llalhuway .l7.lh Il'x llm- u! Kayne lu gln- glils to our umllors I qt surL-Iy 15 swell of KAYS, 519 Pine, to give a present to each Wilson gmd- uating senior,h declares Richmond Veils as he receives his gift from Mr. Cnoper. PH say it is, answered Karen Andreasen, WAmd KAsz have such a wow derful selection of watches. Thais a Lord Elgin for yau, a Lady Eight for my- self, and isnat this twenty-one jewsl Bulam American Eagle 3 beauty? I'm gomg to drop a hint where it Will do the most good. I HI didnE know KAYS had such a marvelous selection of camera supplies, declares Walt Dedrick, Campanile photographen And it's so easy to own these loveiy things with KAY7S credit pian and wonderful reputatiun, emphasizes Doris Richards, Srholarship president. WAmd these gorgeous sets of Rogers and Community silverware hold me speechless. w II ! I'lmI Aim. I172 Press Telegram ITINIRIEIICIJL I'IIINTING DEPT. l HSay there Beverly, aren't these hrs? pages of the Campanile swell? declares Margaret Walker to Beverly Luomis. lTll say? returns Beverly, Kiour year book will certainly be an All American this yearf, There is Mr. T. V. Wood explaining to two more of the Campanilels staH Frum l'l-nmnnl Farm- tn Hunks just What process the book must go through for printing. uI can easily see why the COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT 0f the PRESS- TEIEGRAM was awarded the contract to print 0th hook, claims Mary McClan- ahan. llWith this modern plant they can print almost anything from pmondl cards to books? adds Dick Rantz. l Sitting at the piano after a tour of HUMPHREYS MUSIC STORE. Craig Kenady exclaims, uI have never seen a store more completely stocked with everything a musician needs than Humphreys, 130 pine? llThey have the most uptodate stock of music just look up there, Buclfi calls Helen Hanks, popular Wilson pianist. llYou're both exactly right, and have you noticed all the mdppy, popular rcmrd; just hehind us. Letls go in the sound proof room and Clecicle which we like the best and boy, that sure is hard. Everybody knows that HUMPHREYS qualify, qimnrity and reliability are the hes: in town. YIIIIr Ill: l'Ill'lll'lO' Humphreys Elusic Co. I :30 1'! II I' .lVonur- I 7 ! w Betys Beauty Shop 924 .IIIaIIIIq' . Inul- nnr lurrl'n nn- lm'd-ln. girls I Vi-rginia Balch, those curls look sim- ply exquisite, and the effect just suits your type of face and personality? cx- claims June Stowman. 1 like my hair, too. Thwr you like the smooth sleekness uf Doris Williamgs 'pagc boy? T11ank you, acknowledges Doris, smiling, Hand the rates at BEES BFAUTY SHOP, 924 Atlantic, are so kind to a girik budget, too. You can have :1 mar- velous permmm1tf0r33150. H like their unique idea of doing hair without an appointmemg,y adds Vir- ginia. It certainly is a ilife savera in an emergency. Jimmy liken says: If more dErcCi Icspnnsc was forthcoming from advcl'tizing nf this namrc then more mnncy would be Sant for the zidvmtizing thalt , suppmrs this publication. YPI'CDII T Tl ll AllYI'ZIITIZEII u f 7.1 I'rhnrliml rnrsngI-i Imu- Individuality VVILMI a .n'unnmg orchid cormgr. Ormoh'c! Lthrr did you gt! ff? W54 PRIMROSE FLOWER SHOP, 4608 E. Second, of cuursrf replies Onnolec Smith, popular campus model. pRlMROSF. creates the most exquisite corsages that St your dress and your personallty.D Fellows Hock there. They describe the dress, the- girl, and her rype--- the result--An individual crea- n'an Hm! l'almd: right in with you and your formal. Primrose Flower Shop Alf !!! linul Sm-olul Strm-t If if: in bloom 2w haw it Law an nlmllng Tor fun and entertainment slrate at the LONG BEACH SKATING PALAciaf Bill Cox. uYou, enjoy the swell skates and smooth Hoof, And the music is really grand, says Alice Carpenter and Margaret Fisher. uYes, says Bob Crox- 5011, Wine Skating Palace is a wonderful place to skate. Long Beach Skating Palaeo- 371! .llnmluju Ju-nm- 17-$O Maygs Camera Shop EVERYTHING l'Ilu'l'fH- lljl'lllf I Pat Cloud, Pat Just, and Jack Lowe are on .1 shopping mur for a new camera at MAYS CAMERA SHOP, 123 E. Fourth. uI like the Rcch, because you can see what you7re getting, and watch the composition, says PM Cloud. nVmet this be perfect to record my lovely summer trips, add Pat Josz. iiWHtCh me go snapping kids in Can- did shots with this 391'! 11nd erwrll 8 mm. movie camera, chuckles Jack Lowe. We have everything photographic in this modern shop? Mr. May dcrlares. uCome in anytime and inspect our many new items.75 ng Sizzling Plutdvr Ntuaks Hclio, girh, fellow, how come? Why We are down here at WEISS, CAFE, 630 Pine, planning a big club dinner,u said Pat Wells. senior semen tary. iiYesf said Bayard Colyear, All American swim champion, K:you should see the wonderful dinners they serve clubs in the banquet room. WTheir sizzling hot platter steak with the trimmings suit me, exclaimed I32 I42. Funrlln NIrI-I-I am! 52:31 IL Sawmill Slrool. Two shupn tor lunar u-onvlv-nm- Harry Perm, actor and Jim Keene, swim star, in the same breath. iiEveryone knows WEISS' is the inn! restaurant in Long Beach? said Betty Blarkburn. iVeiss.9 Cafe 6.10 Phu- AVPII ll 1- '78 FolIR SRIAII'I' HIREN. AIAIING W'I'I'II III'NIIIIEZI395 MIDIIIL Slllll' AT THE I'OIJINIJI. SHOP Yes.I Four Smart Girlfripat Shanley, Mar- gie Tiernan, Margie Graham, and Frances Crowley are the smart ones, indeed. Anyone can look smart in these togs from the NW! Colonial' Toggery. We all agree on that point. don't we girls? says Margie of the Graham clan. Speaking for myself, states Pat. this is thi- best Sportswear Store in Long Beach. Mother and 1 always buy our sport togs here. Frances and I have been talkmg to our Friends. and all agree that Colonial Toggrry ranks fry! among them all for bathing suits. s1acL' suits, sport shoes, jackets, skirts, hats, anklets, and every thlng the tailored lady needs in sportswear, agrees the spokes. man fOT FFHI'ICCE and herself Margie Of l'hE TIPT 113115 folonial Taggery Knit Shop I'Ill l'lnc- .1v1-.,Jmul1- IlllllllIlIK. I'Iunn- HZID-TH Kenady s Hat and Shirt Shop I36 l-'lnlI Avpnm- In 'l'lnI ArI-lule Running I This Arrow shirt ancf Grayco end- lock tie sure make a combination. saw Craig Kenady. It's in this month's Esquire. uYemu' S:etson hat looks sweli too, Jackson, remarks Vincent Durant. I bought this Arrow shirt at KEN- ADY'S just last week, exclaims Jack- son Bradley, and it surely feels corn. fortable. You're right boys. KENADY'S carries the largest selection of Arrow Shirts, Crayco snd-lock ties, and SM- Ion Hat: in Long Beach. Besides these, they carry a Full line of sweaters. hose, shirts and shorts, and a complete line of sportswear. 177:0 hComc down and join usfj chimed in aiumni, Justinc johnson, Dick Gallup, Doris C011: and others. LWGIBEMH aUSlNE5S F0 UBTH AND AMEIHIHIN COLLEGE Whnl goruonun M'MIIIlmn. art! my lrom Vonun? ni-Kuclrey Forker, that exciting plaid gown acA cents your personality to the nth degree, exclaims phyllis Dotton admiringly. 17m certainly thrilled with it, agrees Audrey. HAnd isn,t Tommy Lou McColgaxfs turquoise net 3 perfect dream? gThank youf acknowledges Tommy Lou, and while we,re passing bouquets around, dunk you think Phyllis, sheer cotton formai is just right far this sum- merhs dances? Talking about clothes being gjuzat rightf every girl and woman owes it to herseff to see the marvelous selection THE DOROTHY SHOPPE, 107-115 West Third Streeg offers in sport, street, afternoon dresses, coats, and millinery. The Dorothy Shoppe 107-l 15 WEST THIRD STREET H'IIY. lllEl.l.01 F0IAKS. WluT Mud Yul: mnxm Mary Randall, Mary Ann Cams and Bob Spicer, commercial majors, are talk- ing to a group of WiIson Alumni at the LONG BEACH SECRETARIAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Fourth and American, about the up-to-thc-minute courses oHered there and the state rec- ognition the College has won through the recent Statewide contesr, We surely like it? said Eleanor Wight. 'hltk the best place in town to obtain a through education in short? hand, typing, accounting. comptemetry and a Commercial subjects and listen! every gradumfr i5 plarrd in a good pml- tian. nAnd they are so human. too. They understand your problems? said Mary Randall. I73 A1 .I. l'. un I-Zmal ml I'arsdm I-Iuhl mllos Io nlgn. 5'0th hull mill- .Knott9s Berry Place I Well, look whds here at KnotHs Berry Place, Buena Park, reveling in their famous home cooked fried chicken dinners! ' Yes, said Allen Churchill, singing and speaking star, who couid Stay away from this crispy fried chicken, hot biscuits ooing meited butter, quiver- ing jelly, and those marvelous fresh berry pies, still warm and crunchy, and dripping in their own sweet juice. WAmd with 75 waitresses people some times have to wait. Motherk Day they served 4200 dinners? explained Henry Dixon, football champ. There are so many exciting things at Knott52 said Marjory Reed and Doris Brown, Whe quaint enclosed garden with water wheel and wishing well, the intriguing gift shop, the iycrry shop, rooms for private banquets, fresh pies every day in the year, two acres of Bowers, 80 acres of berries, cooked foods In takr home. jams, jellies, pickles, chicken, pies, yumP, And to get to Khotfs: At Junior College go due east eight miles on Car- son to the big Knotfs sign and arrow; turn north half a mile. Follnlry lried ohlrken, hot IIIm-uim, Jam. lulrry plI-al. luluI-r whipped pntatnw-s I79 l . kP flu-lr arth-v apart alums l kl' Hm t'lfppm- u-I'fh rrl-pt- Ham lbobyns Footwear, l'lm' JvI-nul- Reversible Baach Cups Laslax 5mm paneled mm Sanlnrind mulch slack suit Hi-wuialed Lunux Imnk- Tropical tuba claps soled bench Ahne- Spun rayon in-cmd-eutar Gahexame nluck: Twn lnnad aparl shuns What smurf looking 5pm! JhOES. folks! EYES, said Barbara Neely, Girlsy League ofEcer, we have come down to the new modernistic shoe department at DOBYNS, 435 Pine, to select our sport shoes. Aren't they swank looking?n uThey have wonderful lines of active sport shoes, said Lorry De Lore, ?mm $295 up, and such clever Dutch cfogr gies for beach weary uI like the Speedy Clippm; with crepe soles that are priced from $3.85 up, added Jack Ahrens. Did you know, asks Loretta Pavey, Wou can have swank beach wear like my reversible Beach Capc- in luscious shades and my Luster front paneled suit for only $1.95 and $2.95 at Famous De- partment Store, Sixth and Pine? And, adds Marjory Wood, you can get a Sanforized Slack Suit like mine for $1.95?! Every follow in town would be thrilled with my Hi-wnisted Lastex Trunks, tropical patterned robe and red. creped soled beach shoes, Harold Floren cvclaims. Or my SunAraynn in- ;md-nutcr, gaherdinc slacks and twn toncd spnrt shoes, Gurdon Hayrer declared. Famous Department Store Six : am! PIncI. Lung limu'l'l . . . Plum!- 672-915 . . . llmmvll Faun , Mannqar cull ! Try our fl Irry I'unlc-II ImI on-mn llur Your Student Body Store Hello, Studentsf greet the friendly managers of the Wilson Student Body Store. uPerhaps youfd like a Big Dipprr all coated with chocolate and shredded nuts? said a snappily dressed attendant. KOr a delicious creamy chocolate malt? puts in another clerk. The handy new Store Annex is bursting with icy fruited goodness, crunchy nul: ice cream bars, fragrant fruit Havored ice cream pints, frosty carbonated drinks, and tongue thrilling frozen chocolate bars. KWell, will be seeing you :21 the Starr . . . v JUNE DlumxsaN Candy Manager smug FARNsqurH- Gama! Manager Burr SILVERMAN SuppEy Manager VIRGINIA Wu I IAMSiFOlInlaIII Mmmger M525 ONAleE REP? AHEYiSUPEWIsur sts Donarm' K. HomuNi Student Body Clerk NH Auk H - .quu Irrm un'mc cmd- l Beautiqu Youie to be congratu- lated on your choice. Pete? Thanks, smiles Peter Packard Hatzon. mrhey are three examples of beauty at its Enest: Jackie Kilburn,jea11 Hentschke, and my new PACKARD COUPE.n Jackie; Yve always wanted a Packard. Pete: You can buy a 1939 Packard now, delivered right to your door for $1159, from the PACKARD LONG BEACH CO. 1235 American Avenue. Jackie: Get, that is news. Jean: IE5 the one car I can tell at a glance for Ihey all look al'ike for 1939 rxrept Parkara'. Packard Long Beach Company I235 AmI-riI-un :lvu. Lung 'IPIII'II n1: I'JVE Tllli Wiv- 'r0 Imrfl-Jll luv I Why, look at all thi' Wilson grad- uates down here, says Frank Mutter; track smr. qt looks like Alumni Day. uAnd did you notice Alice Smith busy at the live P.B.XA switchboard?!, rev marks Lillian Brolin and Dorothy NelA 5011. This school has a spirit that makes me feel ambitious.H I Mr. Nielsen, president of the College, -: . . - says: mPHE CALIFORNIA COLV Assembly arcmmm College nfcummune LEGE OF COMMERCE has been Erainin Lon Beach students for more than ei hteen ears; More Lon Beach 3 g g Y E business men and women have prepared themselves here than in any other local business school. I Andf says Alice Zidbeck, a Wilson Alumna, Hue COLLEGE OF COMMERCE is the only low! member of the National Association of Accredited Business Schools with a charter from rhe State of California to grant degrees. Just look at all these modern oche machines. You carft flnd a more complete commercial school than the CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. .nl NIX'I'II .INII I'INE w: Walkeres Phn' .Iru-uur- null Faiurm HWhat colorful culottes youhre Wearing Betsy Northruph KArcnit they gay . . . theyyre the Rancho Ram- blers, that WALKERS feature in their modern Sports Shop. hWhy I'm wearing Rancho Ramblers too rev marked Dorris Smith. t . . uand the thing I like is that the hLittle Boy jacket and slacks come in a variety of colors so that you can mix and match them, theyg-re $1.98 each. uYes Ranch Ramblers are nut expensive! Why the culottes are only $1.98 and this tailored shirt it; just $31.50, said Betsy. uI know they tub beautifully . . t theyste grand for heaching or the mountains . . . I bought my beach hat and shoes in WALKERS SPORTS SHOP, too . . . IHnd its very completely stocked with smart sports mm do ,1, m . m... lhlm-lm Ramblpru. mph? tugs? .Irl-n'l IIII-y guy? The Hancock oil Company 0i California Cork 0' Th? Iran.- I There are Clarice Haylett, Margaret Rowan, and Charles Girvin talking to '- ' - : Bob Arnold and Jack Lambing of the j J l : LAMBING 01L COMPANY, local HAN- I t mm eou' mm v :- COCK PRODUCTS distributors. ' t HANCOCK GASOLINE,n reA marks Mr. Lambing, is produced right here in Long Beach in a modern $2,000,000 refinery Equipped with the newest apparatus known to science, we are able to produce the best gasoline for modrm automobiiesiu 1 11:18 Harris Furs 2: 3 PlluI AMI. Ilupp Inn: ulwnyu lnlllt a 1001! I'm- I Well, look who is admiring tlw beau- ty of the new Hupp. Thercls Brucr Graham and Phyllis Jones and johnny Homen and Margaret Evans. uGm, the new Hupp has incorporatr ed all the Card 1mm? says Bruccl It has a 107 horsepower motor and has a 115 inch wheel base, adds john 11y: llHerb Bear, 946 American, has been appointed distributor for Long Beach and surrounding area, states Phyllis. ilWJlmt I admire about tl'ne cnrfz re- law uthw erl'! Why there is Betty Nelson in a luxurious natural grey Lid Caracul coat at Harris Furs, 236 Pine. llYes, thrilled Betty, uDoris Johnston and I are giving you a preview of thegmgcum new fall thvlc': at Harris Furs. i1511:: my mink dyed Muskrat thr most striking war you ever saw? And their Fox, Skunk and Mon- key Buleros are tops among smart dressers,u Doris exclaimed. llHARRIS FURS have such a complete store. They have the largest cold storage plant in th? south- west. They will restyle your motherls coat into a chic mndel for you, and coats bought now are put in storage free until called for. said Betty. Hupp Skylark iii Jlllillll'AN JIVENI'E marks Margaret, llis tllc roominess and beauty of a large and distinctive car in the lower privcd field. If you want to drive a car that stands alone in distinction and still not pay above the lower priced Held, then drive a Hupp. Herb Bear, 946 American 623 Broadway nl'lll' II I. Ilonul l-rn! In 1 III'II l'a- llux l'nrn III: DIleI-ru! I Hello, Boosters, you look like a miHion with those big white trucks, how come? XWe are endorsing this great Heat of Icydair trucks, 1101 Obispn, just Ioad ed to the top with all kinds of sparkling frozen goodnes for the Long Beach schools and adjoining towns, said Barbara Hull, GirH League president, See, we all have a Big Dipper, crunchy with chocolate coating and just 002- ing ice cream and shredded nuts said Jackie Thompson, governor of welfare. Hl'cyo'air has every conceivable kind of rich icy fruity nutty confection, exr claimed Johnnie Mchen, top drum major. mrhey must have 25 anurs of Big Bears, and there are Chocolate coated cream bars, and 80:; Cars and ice cream cups and on and on? WWiIscn students eat thousands of lcydair bars every week!' piped Joan Goodrum, Mary Ellen Linda, Gladys Blessing, Betty Gifford, Christine Lor- gion, Louise Magill, Vera Mae Bower, Adelnise Castes, and Winifred Legg. Ill blag : Avenue I .1 -h Going Formal 15111t Caroline Woodruff devastating in this Dim! dreSS which is surprisingly only 1516915111: tells L15 others are from $12.95 to $19.95 and they have sizes from 9 to 20. Sport clothes, dresses, coats, millinery 309 EAST GIJEAN BOULEVAIIII Art Hall ll I0 ARIEIKICAN AVENTIE Nash lull the bounty al' a M c-ur In Uni luu-vr prlr-Ml Hold Get out and go with Nast Isn,t that Maxine Sherrard looking at that beautiful, new Nash from Art Ha1115 Nash showroom at 1110 Amer- ican Ave. And look rherek Evelyn Winn ter and Jane La Valle, too. Well. let's listen in on their conversation. This is the car for me? exclaims Jane. the pick up and fast get-a-way are amazing. nAnd it really gets out and goes on the open highway with the new over- drive, says Maxine. 1WWhat appea1s to me, pipes in Evelyn, is the all around beauty of a really big car and ifs only in tht lower priced 16101.1, um: . .. . 92.332. I To the civic leaders of progress in Long Beach J. J. 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 Uncie Joe71 and the Father of the Day Nursery? Young people are aiways impressed by gm?! beaufy mad dzgmty of Mottell's. Some rccent visitors were Shirlsy Seymour, Mary Lee Perry, Mary Jean Cope- land and Herbert Barkrr. Third XII .lllunltuai Phunl- 022.34 '87-: Ill ya. llruthnr Ilats! I Well look who we see viewing that beautiful New Plymouth convertible cabriolel. There's Jack Mills with Jean Wartell and Dick Morgan with pi Chapman, all of Brother Rat fame. llGee, excluims Jack, lithis PLY- MOUTHiS got everything. llYesf' says Dick, ilyuu feel as if you were riding on air, and those prrferrca' hydraulic brake; are the :hing, and all you have to do is turn this knob and the top comes up or goes down, no work at all. Talk about beautyf says Pi, llthis. car has really got it? l:No ldcldinl,n answers Jean; red leather upholstering, beautiful black and red dash headlights in the fenders and a reaft'y distinctive Ityle. N'u llomllliul 31m IMuFI bolls-w- Il'u II law lIrII-NI our Tewsley and Boulter l! I 2 .Inu-rII-nu Avcl. Spurn lv'an- Sq-n-lln llmn-ll Sluh-a You kids look like a preview of summer styles from :1 fashion magazine. llDonlt you love tliis gorgeous printed Lastcx bathing suit at $2.95 and these darling mesh sandals with the: polished Dutch lICCl at $1.003 Climplecl Eileen Kerr, soprano lead. nAnal dorfr you adore this Harecl skirt Lastex suit of mine in this marvelous coral shade at $29? And see my Hollywood cloggies at $1.49, exclaimed Lois l,inde. Donlt miss my form fitting wool and liastex trunks at $2.95,n said Max Boyer, football champ. HSears have :1 wicle assortment of styles and colors priced from 79 cents to $3.95. EARL ROEBUCK AND CO. 450 AmprII-nn Avon Free: Parking Plume 652-31 I- I am I 11!! It nWhy, Laddic Ecclcs,what a lovaly new gown! Wou'rc partly right, Paula Todd, it IS lovely but it isnknew. The MASTEPJS style control cleaning and pressing keeps all my clothes looking Iike pew. Well, Laddie, we both share the same secret in keeping our clothes so lovely. Rs the popular jg M A S T E R Guaranteed Cleaning Service for us every timeW Master Cleaners Er Dyers 3327 Em! Anaheim Thanks, everybody. for your hclp, loyalty and wonderful support in cnrryu ing forward the 1939 CAMPANlH-i. To give credit to the loyal wnuld be m namc the entire school and everv professional craftsman who shared lavishly in its lwuilding. U'uusunl credit is due josupn B S'nMSON 4 Photography STANLEY F.H1Ll. . . Engraving RALPH L. GARNIER . Engraving T. V. WOOD . . Press Supervision M155 GUENTHARD , . . Binding CHARLES THOMAS . Stagc Pictures Thanks for your support H100 ,., 1!! -