El Espiritu de 1925

EL ESPI TU DE 1925

PuB11s

THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS

CLAREMONT H1cH ScHoo·L

VOLUME XIll MAY.lg.25

ENGRAVED BY C.A.&, E CO

PRINTED BY WOLPER PRINTING CO

PHOI'OGRAPHY BYPARAL'D\STUDIOS

Con t e nt s ~

C lar em ont Hi g h School

De di ca t ion

Fo r eword

Board of Tru s t ees

F ac ulty

Classes

r ga ni za ti o ns

Associa t ed Students

E l E s pirit u

H o nor Societ y

Girl s' Lea g u e Orchestra

Delta Larnbd a

Athletic s

Drama ti cs Literar y

L og B ook

J os hes

Adver ti se ment s

" El Espiritu d e 1925 " Th a t n a me ffill a,, ay - u gge t t o u s the fu ll year's work of m any peopl e The a nnu a l board ha s w or ked ha rd t o c hronicle fa ith fu ll y the h a ppenings a nd th e pir it of thi s ~chool year, but \\"e cou ld no t h ave publ ish ed a n an nu al without th e h elp o f man y more peopl e "\ Ve w o nd er if yo u realiz e o f how many people

F ore m os t st a nd s th e fac ult y. lVI iss Willo" ·s, Mrs Hull , and :\.Ir. Ew in g t o n h ave go ne over e very por ti o n of t he \\·hole a nnu a l helpin g t o elimin a t e th e countless errors that a lw ays creep in . The art work wa s car r ie d o n as a part of lVIi ss Greenle af's ar t co ur se. Thr ou g ho ut th e year o n al l occas io n s th e facul t y h as st oo d behind the a nnu a l.

"\iVi th o ut adver ti si ng , El E spiritu cou ld n o t be publi shed. I s th e supp o rt o f o ur advertisers ever ,nll enough a ppr ec iate d by th e stud e nt ?

P e rhap s th e g r ea t es t upport o f all ho uld be that of th e student s. Th e a nnu a l is publi shed for r o u a nd b y yo u Now that it is r eady " ·e sh a ll co ns ider it a ucce ss t o exac tl y th e de g ree th a t it affords you plea sure now a nd in th e year· t o co m e

BOA RD O F TR US T EES

DR. R OBERT D. vV ILU A M S Pre s ide 11t of Hi g h Sc h oo l B oa r d

MR S. SARAH H. B. SMITH Pr es ide nt of E leme11ta ry Sc h oo l Boa r d

MR. N. J. FELLOW S C le r k

FACU LTY

C HARL ES H E RBERT COVE LL uperintendent of Sc h ools and Principal of High Sc h oo l

WILLIAM STANL EY WOOD

Vice-Principal , Bu s in ess Manage r M a nua l a n d Co mmercia l Tr ai n in o-

GE RTR U DE D. WILLOW S Dean of G irl s Latin , English

A RTH R DE JA CO BY Hi sto ry , C iv ics, Ph ysica l Education

CO R NE LIA KELLEY H LL E ng li s h

EVE L YN WEIRICK FI SK E Mathematics

H E RBERT D. H OO P E R Sc ie n ce, Ph ys ical Education

\LFRED EW I NG TO N pa ni s h, French

B EA TRI CE ROGER S

B J tan y, B io logy , Ge n e ral Sc ie n ce

CATHERI:'-IE A. WORTHIN G H AM Ph ys ica l Educa ti o n , Dram a t ics

M A R GA RET R A Y Do me~ ti c Sc ie nc e. Mathematics

MAY GREEN LEAF

A rt

E DITH M HlTCH COC K Mu s ic

AN~A K. P ET E R S0:---1 H iswr y

E LEANOR A FREN C H Engli s h, Mathematics 7

l\IY \\ ISH

I ' d Jike t o be a poet " ·ho

Could a ll hi s th ou gh t s exp r e in ,r ond rou ,Y ord s, I'd t ell of rippling brooks a nd , vhi s p 'r in g t rees

A n d n a tur e' g loriou s temple s w here G od o nl y seems t o li,·e-

The ocea n , a nd th e br ea kin g of th e wa ve

Oh for th e gift di v ine t o paint for a ll

The rock y coves w here e ndl ess , c r eepin g tide s

Are turnin g da y a nd n ig ht , a nd n ever fa il

T o str e t ch l o n g fin gers o'e r , ·hit e sa nd.

If I co uld write all thee , I ' d w ish n o more,

But be co nt ent t o li ve for thi s al on e

And w he n my \\'Ork w as o'er a nd m y d ay done ,

I ,Y ould be h ap py a nd sl eep peacef ull y. 8

MIRIAM BR ·cE.

Classes

SE N IOR CLASS

O FFI CE R S

F ir st Se me t er Seco nd em es t e r

Alb e rt J ag n o\\·

vV inifr ed B abcoc k

P re id ent

V ice -P resi d e nt

Al be rt J ag now

W inifr ed B a bcock Fra n ces D ea n Secre t a r )" Fra n ces D ea n

V ir g ini a iW a di so n Treas u rer. Cec il H owey

vve have lo ng loo ked fo nrnrd t o thi , th e cl os in g year of o u r Hi g h Sc hoo l ca r ee r , whi c h ma rk s a n epoc h in th e li fe of eac h o n e of u s Ou r co mm e nce me nt seeme d suc h a l o n g way off "·hen w e e nt e r ed th e Hi g h Sc hoo l bu ildin g s ix years ago . All t oo sw iftl y d id t im e fl y, a nd o ur Se ni o r year, t o w hi c h w e have ever loo ked fo rw ar d , has passe d a a dr ea m.

As w e think of th e expe ri e nce o f th ese yea r s m any thin gs co m e t o mind. A s E igh th G ra d e r we \\·e re th e fi rst class t o e nt e r t he Juni or Hi gh School. a n d in 1922 "" e were th e fi r st cl ass t o gra du a t e fr om th e co mpl etel y orga ni ze d J u ni o r H ig h. W e ll w e re mem be r th a t grad u a ti o n and th e pl ay, " Th e D rea m ?ll[a ke r ," w hi c h " ·e gave th e n ! A s tim e pass ed we e nt ered mo r e a nd m ore int o sc h oo l li fe , a nd as we adva nced fr o m yea r t o year , did ou r bit fo r C lare mon t Hi g h Sc hoo l. In o ur Jun ior Yea r ou r cl ass rin gs a ttr ac t ed co ns id era bl e a tt e nti o n , a nd as Se ni o r s " e u ccess full v pro du ce d " A M id s umm e r N ig ht 's Dr ea m " as th e class pl ay Thi s we co ns id e·r q uit e a n ac hi eve me nt In it s Hi g h Sc hoo l yea r s th e class has how n r em a rk a bl e coopera ti o n. a nd co -o pera t io n , ms a large fac t o r in mak in g poss ib le t he su ccess of t he Se ni or pl ay

At thi s po int , j ust wh e n w e h ave found o ur selve , wh e n o ur, surr o undin gs h ave beco me fa m il ia r , w e mu st l eave th e m ! W e have e n jo ~·ed o u r w or k It h a n o t alff ays been easy, b ut \\·e have d o n e it . A lm os t t oo l a t e d o we r eal ize h o" · ff e are in de bt ed t o th e o ld sc hoo l !

vVe are ta ndin g a t th e th res hol d o f a l a rge r s ph e r e of li fe. "\i\Te have passe d o n e m iles t o ne, bu t a lo n g roa d st re tc hes befo re u s a nd \\ ·e see o th er mil es t on es in th e d im di st a n ce . Th e id ea l will fo r ever be grea t e r th a n th e ac hi eve m e nt , b ut as eac h st r ive · t o d o hi s pa rt in hi s c hose n l in e of ac ti v it y, th e me m o r y o f o ur sc h oo l d ays , of our class m a t e a nd o f o ur t eac he r s ,1 ill eve r h old a sac r ed pl ace in o u r he a rt s a nd w ill r e m ai n " ith u s l o n g a ft e r \ \°C have fo r go tt e n th e abs t rac t kn owl ed ge ga in ed h ere A s w e l eave, no t \\ ith o ut reg r et , th e fa mili ar class ro o m s, o ur th o u g ht s lin ger, a nd w e fo ndl y ho pe th a t eve r y su ccess , , ill a tt end C l are m o nt Hi g h Sc hoo l a nd g lor ify it s f ut ur e.

\ V1N 1FR ED BREWER BABCOCK

" vVhen you do dance , I wi s h you a wave of th e sea , that you might ever do nothing but that. "

//. W inter's Tal e

Vice Pre ide nt of C la ss ( 4 )

Secreta r y Girl ' Le ague ( 4 )

Vice Pre ident of Girl s' L eague ( 3 )

H onor Society ( 4 )

Orche s tra ( 4 )

Gir ls' Ba s eba ll ( 3 )

Tenni s ( 3, 4 )

L a Cercle Francaise ( 3 )

C h oru s ( 3, 4 )

" Marriage of Nannette" '

" Three vVi se Fools" ' ( Pr oper ti e

" The Big I dea • {Co s tume s)

" A Mid s ummer Nig ht" s Dream·•

JAMES ROSS OLI VE R

" He is n ot in the roll of common men "

Kin g H e nry I f/

D elta L ambda ( 2, 3, 4 ), Secretary ( 4 )

Bu s ines s Manager E l E piritu ( 3 )

Sport Edito r El Espiritu ( + )

H o n o r Socie ty ( 4 )

Football ( 3 )

L. V,1 Ba s k etb a ll ( 2 )

Ten ni s {2 ), Manager ( 3 ), Captain ( 4 )

Track ( 3, 4 )

L a Ce rc le Francai s e ( 3 ), P re s ident ( 3 )

" The Big Idea "

"A Mid s ummer Nig ht' s Dream "

BERNICE CA R O LI NE WALLER

" Sh e that wa s ever fair and never proud

Had tonaue at wi ll , and y et wa s never lo ud.··

Oth ello

Vice P reside nt of Cla ss ( 1. 3 ) ecr etary of Cla ss ( 2 )

Lit erary Edit o r El E s piritu ( 3 )

Secre t ary Stu de nt B ody ( 3 )

V ice President of S tu de nt Body ( as s umed presidency) ( 4 )

C h oru s ( 3, 4 )

"Marriage of Na nn ette" '

Honor Society ( + )

Co -E d it or Cla~ s Nite ( 4 )

" A Midsummer N ight' Dream"'

L O R EN V I CTO R BREMMER

" A p r oper man a s o n e s h a ll s ee in a s ummer· s day .' ·

111ids11111111 e r Night 's Dr e am

" Mikado· • "Pin afore u ' 'Ma rri aae of Nannette "

" A M id s ummer N igh t ' s Dream · Circu lo de E pa ii o l ( 3 )

GERTR "DE MAY DEMI G

" I s she n o t pa ss ing fair? "

T 'l.Co G e nll e m e 11 of // e rona

C h oru s ( 3, 4 )

uMarriage of Na nnette "

" A Midsummer Nig ht 's Dream "

"T hr ee ~ ' is e F oo ls" ( P ropertie s)

" The Big I dea • ( Co s tume s)

L a Cercle Francaise ( 3 ) n

MA RI AN TEMPLE STEWA RT

" From the crown of her he ad to th e s ole of her foo t , s he i s all mirth. "

1vf11c/1 Ado l lbou.t Nothing

P re s ide nt G irl s' Lea gue ( 4 )

C lar e-Hi ( 3 )

C h orn ( 3, 4 ) " Marriage of Na nn e t te "

C LYD E H G H CLIFTO N

" Talk s as familiarly of roai: in o- lion s A s maid e ns of thirt ee n do of puppy-dog ."

K ing J ohn

C horu s ( 4 ) " Marriage of Nannette "

Delta Lambda ( 4 )

Circulo de Espanol ( 3 )

" The Big I de a"

" A Midsummer 1 ight' s Dre a m"

H AZE L MAY McFADYEN

" A hit , a very pa lp ab le hit .' ·

Ham le t

C h o ru s ( 3, 4 ) ' Marriage of Na nnett e"

Baseball ( 4 )

HAROLD C HEETHAM FIELDER

" What a ca s e am I in ?"

As Y o,t Lik e It

Delta Lambda ( 4 ) , Secretar y ( 4 )

C h oru s ( 2, 3, 4 )

La Cercle Francai e ( 3 )

"Marr iage of N annette "

" A Mid ummer 1 ight' s Dr eam " ( Principal and Pr opertie s)

I SABE LLE McLEAN

" Virtue is bo ld , and goo d n ess never fear fui. "

M easur e for !vi ea sur e

Trea urer of Clas · ( 3 )

C lare-Hi ( 1 )

C h o ru s ( 31 4 ) " Marriage of Nannette' '

HAROLD BECKET POMEROY

"The courageous captain of compliments.' '

R omeo and Jul iet

Delt a Lamb da ( 3, 4 ) Tr easurer ( +)

" l'via rr i age of Na nn e tte "

H o nor Societ y ( 4 )

Orche s tra (4 )

"A Mid s ummer "ig ht 's Dream " ( tage Manager )

L. W. B aske tball ( 3 )

L a Ce rcl e Francai e (3)

HORTE NSE SADEE TAYLOR

" I drink t o the health o' the w ho le t able "

J1tla cheth

Vice Pr esi dent of Cla ss ( 2 )

J o h a n d Calendar Ed it o r E l Espir itu ( 3 )

Assis tant Ed iror El Espiritu (+ )

Co-Editor Clas s it e

H onor Society ( 4 )

La Cerc l e Francaise ( 3 )

Choru s ( 3, 4 )

" Marria ge o f Na nnette"

Clare-Hi ( 1, 3, 4 )

A LBERT A JA GNO W

" Let 's do it after the high R oma n fas hi o n "

Antony and Cleopatra

Secretary of C la ss ( 1, 2, 3 )

C la - s Pre s ident (4 )

H o no r Society ( 4 )

Delta Lambda ( 3, 4 )

Snap Edit o r E l Espiritu ( + )

"A Mi dsu mmer ight' s Dream·· ( Li g hting )

Commencement peaker

E LIZAB ET H ( BETTY ) HOD SO'.'l

"Exc eedingly well rea d''

Kin g H e nry /[I

Vice Pre ; ident of Cla ss ( 2 )

H o no r oc iety ( 4 )

La Ce r c le Francai se ( 3 )

Chorus ( 3, 4 )

" Marria ge of Nannette "

"A Mi dsu mmer ' ia- ht' s D ream "

Commencement Sp;aker

WILLIS HA Y E WHEELER

" A Co rinthi an, a lad of m e ttl e, a good boy .' '

King H e nry If/

Clare- Hi ( 3 )

C ho ru s (4)

" Marriage of Na nnett e"

(

Choru s and Propert y Manager )

" A Mid ummer N ight ' s Dream "

(

Princip a l a n d Bu si ne ss M a na ge r )

H o nor Societ y ( 4 )

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/\ LI CE ALETA FIELD S ' '1'11 w arrant h e r h ea rt- w h o le. "

/ls Y ou L ike II

C h o n 1. ( 3, 4 )

" Marriag e o f Na nnette "

DONALD CA R NEG I E McKENNA

"So me a re born grea t, so me achieve greatne ss, and some h ave g r eat n ess thrn s t upon ' e m .' '

T welf th Night

Vice Pre s ide nt of Cla ss ( 2 )

Pr e - id e nt of C la ss ( 3 )

L. W Ba s ke t ba ll ( 2 3 4 ), captain ( 3 )

Tenni s ( 3, 4 ) , Mana ge r ( 4 )

A s is t a nt Bu s ine ~ Manager E l E sp iritu ( 2 )

Ath letic E di t o r E l E pir im (3)

Ed it o r E l Esp i ritu ( 4 )

Delta Lamb da ( 3, 4 )

H o n or Socie ty ( 4 )

'' Three \ Vise F oo ls"

( P rincipa l a n d Bu s ine s - Manager )

" The Big I dea "

"A Mid s ummer ig ht' s Dream "

Co mmencement Spea ker

FRA NCES MARGARET DE A~

"Th ose thing s do be st p lea e me

That befall prepos t erously'' -P uck

Jl1ids umm e r 11 ight's Dr eam

Secretar y of C lass ( 4 )

C lare-Hi ( 3 )

C h o ru s ( 3 )

Hog o r Society ( 4 )

" A Midsummer Nigh t ' s Dr ea m' '

( Prin cipal a nd Co srnme )

La Cercle Francai se ( 3 ), Vice-Pre s ident {3 )

, I

UNCAN P ECK McDOUGALL

" l n e' er kn ew ~o yo un g a body with so old a b ead.' '

i\1 e r cluwt of /1 e11i ce

Tre as urer C la ss ( 1, 2 )

Tenni s ( 4 )

" A Mid s ummer N ig ht 's Dream •·

H o n or Soc iet y ( + )

Co mm en ce m e nt Spea k er

VIRG I N IA E LEANOR M AD I SON ' ;H er vo ice was ever oft, gentle an d an exce ll e nt th in g in w oman. " low. -

K i ng L e ar

Dramatic Ed itor E l

Trea s ur er of Cla s E s piritu ( 3 ) ( + ) ( 3 ) , Tr ea urer ( 3 )

L e Cercle Francai s e Choru s ( 3, + )

"Marriage of Nan nette ''

" Th e Bi o- I dea "

" Three \Vi se F oo ls'' ( Costume s )

" A Mi dsum mer 1 ight' s Dream '

ROBERT LEE C LJFTO N

" I shall ne ' er be ware of mine own wit till I break my s h in s aga in st it. "

ils You Lik e It

Footba ll ( 3, 4 )

Ba s ketball ( 3, 4 ) captain ( 4 )

Ba eball ( 3, + )

' ' A Mid s ummer ! ;g ht 's Dream ' '

DOROTHY ( DOT ) STONE R

'No legacy is so rich as hone s ty"

" All' s W ell T hat Ends W ell

Chorus ( 3, 4 )

" Marriage of Nannette' '

CEC IL DA vrn HOWEY

" The kinde s t man ,

The be s t-conditioned and u nw ear i ed s pirit In doing courtesie s."

Merchant of Venice

Treasurer of C la ss ( 2 , 3, 4 )

" A Midsummer Night's Dream"

EFF IE UL A Dov, E LL

'

' Silence is the perfect heral d of joy; I but little happy, if I cou ld s a y much"

Mu ch lido About Nothing

" C h o ru s of Nanne t te "

FRANK J ORD AN ROB E RT SO 1

" His cares are now all e n ded. "

King H e nry I V

Football ( + )

Track ( + )

" The Big I dea"

( A ss is tant Stage Manager )

" A li dsum mer 1 ight 's Dream" '

we re how ( Princi pal and A s ista nt Stage Manager )

MARY VIRGINIA FLY::s/N

" A lth oug h the la st, n ot lea s t. "

King L ear

JU IORS

OFFICE R S

F ir t emest er Second Seme ster

Alber t Weisbro d..... ... ............................ P res id en t.. .. .... ........... ........... . .. ... ... 1 l elvo n J one,

D o n ald D re her.

V ice-P re ide nt

] ea n Wi lkin son

Be rn ice Yoas t .. .. ... ... .. . ... ........ ............ .. ... Sec ret ary . .... . ...... ...... .. ......... . .... ........ . .L o i- B ru ce

E l va Vilhite T rea urer.

Benn ett Arm strong

A l ber t B ar t o n

K enn eth B rook s

L ois Bru ce

Casper C lemmer

A rthur Cleve n ger

Es th er C leve n ger

U l ah Colla d ar

Lle " ·ellyn Cover

Joh n C u mm ing s

Ed D ew

D o n a ld D re h er

Alice Fie ld s

Guil for d G ay lord

Li llie Gr ee n

H orace H a nso n

E dw ar d Haye s

Lilli a n Hitt

;\l el vo n J o ne

Ruth L efavor

\ ir g ini a L e G aye

Fo r res t Li cht r

Do na ld Dr eher

l\'larguer it e Li ngo

Harr iett :\I u nn

Adela ide P ark ill

Jea n Pit ze r

Do n a ld R eimers

Kin sey R obe rt s

Ru ss e ll Sa nd ers

Fra nci Sh aw

Herber t Sh u l t s

Clark Smi th

Ralp h Sm ith

Samuel Sm ith e

F red St eves

Opa l Sff it zer

Marga r et v\Ta ll er

A lb er t We is br od

J ohn \ 1/e isbr od

H azel \ Vheele r

E lva W h ite

1Iild re d W h it e

Ke nn eth W hit ema n

J ea n Wi l ki nso n

Bern ice Yoa t 17

SOPHOM O RES

OFF I CE R S

Firs t Semes t er Seco nd Semes t er

Erv a J oh nso n Pr eside nt Er va J o hn so n

Sanford Bab on V ice-Pr es ide nt :\,Iari on Wheeler

Mir iam Bruce _ Secre t ary lvia r ga ret Shir k

H arol d H ager ·-·-··········Tr eas ur er R ebecca H a milt o n

vVill iam Arm st rong

Sa n ford Bab so n

Ba rbara Ba bso n

Sam uel Baya rd o

Fred Bentl ey

Doroth y B row n

,Iiriam Bru ce

Ruben Car lso n

Fran ce Case

J a me s Ca e

H omer C l ar k

In a i\Iae Cl ift o n

Florence Cov in g t on

Virginia Croz ier

Ruth Dowell

Harold H ager

Reb ecca H am ilto n

l\ foriel H a nso n

Bru ce H a n1·ood

K a thr y n \ 'Velch

Beulah H ooker

Marve l J allin gs

Norber t J a ilin g

E r va J oh nso n

Ronald J ohn so n

E rn e t Lyman

Lauren s iVIacfar la ne

\ V inifr ed Mallo"·

J oh n l\IcCann

Margaret McCull y

Fl ore n ce R ose n eck

::\,Iargaret Shirk

Gr et chen Smethwick

Howard Smithe

\VIa r jor ie To-Yn e nd

Ada \ ,Va tkin s

C harl otte vVebb

l\Iario n \ ,Vheeler

Anna E \ V ri ght

I

TH YEAR

OFFI E R

Fir st Seme t e r Seco nd Semest er

Bl a i r N ixo n .... ............... Pr es id e nt ...... .. .. . ........................ Lee Overholtzer

Lee Overholtzer.. ....... ... .. Vice-President Blair N ixon

No rma Norri s

Sec ret a r y No rma Torr is \ Vi lli a m Fellows

C l ara :\Ia>· B a ll ou

Elizabeth Br ow n

L ois Br0\n1

Dorothr Bum st ea d

Ca th eri ne C leve nger

Lilli a n Cro nin

Virginia Dean

William Fello"·s

John Freeland

R obe rt Frampton

Pre st o n H a d ley

'.\Iargaret Hud so n

'vVayne J a r v is

H a rr> · J eff erso n

Laur ence J effe r so n

G eorge Kirk

Frank Kniffen

:u ar ie L e G aye

J a n et :\Ia cDo u ga ll

Tr eas ur er 'vVilliam Fellows

:\l argare t :\Ja e L ea d

Harrv :\lla nn

J o hn :\Iartin

Bl a i r N ixo n

- o rm a No rri s

L ee Over h oltz e r

;\ Iari o n Pari sh

I sabe lle Popen o~ Paul Putnam

B e nj ami n R oja s

Be a tri ce Ru s ell

:\ Ia ry Sanders

Charlotte Shaffer

S umt e r Smith

L ou is wheel er

H ele n Scott

J o r ge P az

\ ' ivia n 'v'lright

Eve lrn \ ,Ve lch

C lare nce \ ri g ht

2 1

SEVE TH YEA R

'.\1a rth a B a il y

Ruth Bell

Ed n a B uckley

Bill~- G oo dch ap

:\ Iary Gutierrez

P e dr o G u it err ez

Alice H a nd

:dartyn Harn·ood

R obert Hill

J ea n Hin chcliff

::vr a ry A li ce J aqua

Gerald Jar v is

\ 1\Tald o Kell

Dudley Kirk

Fra n ces L ew i

B e njamin Iadi so n

A li ce :Martin

Raymond Z o rn

Lel a nd .:\tiorain

:\l aude n e Oak ley

R ober t Pitz e r

Huber t P ope n oe

D av id R ey n ol d s

Alice :d arjo ri e R ober t

Emi ly R ose neck

i\Ia~ - :\1 a rj or ie Ru ss ell

:\1Iary Scott

Hu g h Shaw

Fra nces Smi t h

:\ Iarjorie Swi t zer

H o lli s Tompkin s

Paulin e Ed na Tra cy

Arlene \1\ hi t ema n

Harold 'Nhite s id e

K a therine \1\l o rk

EIGI-ITH YEAR

Albert Arm tr ong

Bea t rice Bl a n chard

G a ry BrO\rnin g

Che s te r Covi ngto n

H ow axd D o 11·ell

Charles Fitt

H arrie t Flynn

M ar y Loui se Gris11·o ld

Si dn ey Hunt er

Re vere J ohn on

Harri e t Libbey

l\lary L o ui se :\l art in Madeline Martens

George ' Nork

Albert Hart shorn Hand

Robert :\ lcCully

R om iett a } [ orain

L oui se l\dorrow

Jeanette P a rkill

Augus t Rin ge

Temperance Sm ith

Hele n Sm ithe

Robert Theunissen

Scot t Thompso n

Isabel Tracy

Charles \ 1\7 atki n s

Irene \ Velc h

:\largare t \ V hit e

Jul y 17 , 19 11-Apr il 19 , 1925

" T o know him was t o love him. "

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JU IOR HIGH SCHOOL

OF-FI CE R S

Bl a ir 1 ixo n .. .... . .... ..... ............ .......... .. .. ...... .. ... .. . . .. ........... .. ... .... ......... .. .... .. .. .. .. ... . Pr esident

Lee Overho lt zer ..... .... .. .. . ..... ........ .. . ........... . .. ...... ...... . ... . ........ ... .......... ........ Vice -P resident

::Vlario n P ar ish -•· - ·····..... .............. ... .... .. .. .... ... ...... ... .. .Secre t ar y

\ V illi am Fe ll ow s ... ... .................................. ... . ...... . ... ... . ...... . ............ . .. ..... . ... .. .. ...Treasurer

T H E ASSOC l A TED STU DE T S

Fro m th e po int o f v ie" · of th e var io u s ac ti v it ies w hi c h h ave bee n carr ied o n , t he pas t year has bee n a m os t ucce sfu l o n e for both the J u n ior a nd the Senior High Sc hoo l s.

T hi s year t he J u ni or Hi gh t ook a grea t dea l more int eres t in a t hletics th a n it h as in p r ev ious year. . B aske t ba ll was th e firs t sport in w hi c h t h is in creased in te rest was s how n a nd in th e few ga m es w hi c h we p l aye d w ith oth er t ea m s our t ea m made ra th er a goo d s how in g co ns id eri ng th a t we ba d n o coac h a n d th a t few m en came ou t fo r pr ac ti ce. Quit e a numb er of boys a nd g irl s t oo k up t enni s in th e middl e of t he year, a nd w h e n baseba ll season ope n ed shor tl y af t e r war d , ba e ba ll t oo , wa s enth u ias ti ca ll y fo ll o w ed , a lth o u g h few ga m es o f a n y co nse qu e n ce were pl aye d by the t ea m w hi c h was orga n ize d In a ll of t hese spo rt s so m e p ro mi s in g m a t eria l showed up w hi c h o u g ht t o be of so m e va l ue to fu t ure C la r e m o n t Hi g h a thl e t ic t ea m s.

T he ann ua l Ju nior Hi g h pa r ty , give n a t th e h ig h sc hoo l in th e firs t part of the seco nd se m es t er, p rove d ve r y u cces fu l as far as h av in g a goo d tim e was co n cern ed. A pl ay was give n in th e fir st par t of th e eve n in g w hi c h , th o ug h ve r y si m p le, wa s we ll pre e nt ed a nd g r ea tl y enj oyed , th a n ks t o th e help w h ic h ~vii s Fre nc h so ge nerou ly gave t o u s. Lee Ove rh o lt ze r , l\llargare t l\!Iac L eo d a nd Tor m a No r r is were largel y respo ns ible for th e success o f t he pa rt y.

In a ll o f it s und e rt a kin gs th e Se ni o r Hi g h h as bee n hea rtil y sup por t ed by t he t hree l owe r gra d es T icke t s for t he pla y a nd th e opere tt a w h ich th e hi gh school prese nt e d were so l d t o th e peop le of Clare m o nt l argely th ro u g h th e effor t s of th e lower classme n. In th e R ed Cross drive, also, th e J u n io r H ig h was th e firs t t o respond th e eig hth gra d e h avi ng th e o n e h u nd re d per ce nt e n ro llm e nt firs t

In th ese var iou s , mys our o r ga ni za ti o n helpe d o ut th e Se ni o r Hi g h and upheld th e st a nd a rd s of C l are m o nt H ig h Sc hoo l. We hope th a t next year's Jun ior H igh will h ow th e sa m e a nd eve n grea t er l oya lt y -B LA IR NIX O I _

THE ASSOCIATED STUDE TS

As June approac he a nd we l ook back over th e year , "·e recall m a n y thin g with pride. The yea 1 ' has been a busy one for everyone. Our ac ti v iti es h ave been so nume rou a nd va ried th a t if ,n ha ve n o t glor ious ly succeeded in all of th em we must r e m ember that ours is a small sc ho ol with an unusually high sc h o la tic s tandard.

Starting the ye ar with a very successfu l pla y, "T he Big Id ea, " we raised a considerable sum , part of which was u ed to me et the d efic it from th e 19 24 Annu a l. One o f th e l arges t undert a king of th e year was the opere tta , "T he :H arr ia ge of Nannette. " A new policy was in stitut ed thi s year in th a t the Student B od ~ , managed th e operetta a nd received the profit . At th e tim e of thi s writin g th e Seniors are at work o n th eir Shakesperean play , " A Midsummer Night's Dr eam " Not s ince th e same play w as g ive n ten years ago by a Claremont Hi g h School Senior Cla - s h as so a mbiti ou a production been a ttempt ed.

Although many of the mor e p ro minent athletes h ad been los t by gradua ti o n , th e li g htw eig ht basketball team was able t o win with little diffi c ult y th e Tri -County Lea g ue cup o ffered for that spo rt.

Ano th e r forward tep ha s been th e adoption of a revised co nstit ution - one which " ·e f ee l will be a a ti factor y basis for student body procedure in the years t o co me. Th e l o ng d eba ted que ti o n of th e a" ·ardin g of in ig ni a has been pro vid ed for in th e r ev1 10n.

A n o te"·or th y ac hi eveme nt of th e pa t year is th e e n ro llment of an unusually large numb er in the Hon or Society. In fact o ur percentage of member hip is hi g h er th a n th a t of l a rger sc h oo l s.

The Executive C ommitte e w1 h es t o tak e thi opportunity t o th a nk the Student Bod y and faculty for th eir h ear t y co-opera ti o n. It is becoming m ore and m ore widel y recognized that such co-operation is the m os t esse nti a l fac t or in s uccessfu l acco mpli shm e nt.-BERNI CE ·w ALLER.

EL ESPIRITU BOARD

E dit or -in- C hi ef '. Do n ald ;'vi cK enn a

A s ist a nt E dit or.. ... .. . ..... ,. ..................... ... ................ . .............. Sa dee Taylor

Bu sin es ;VI a n agcr Fra n cis S haw

A sis t a nt l\ti a n ager. F re d e ri c Be ntl ey

Sa les Ma n age r .. ... .. .. ... ....... .......... .. .............. .... .. . ................ J ohn We isbro d

Literary E dit or.. :\ Ia r gare t Wa ll er

Athl eti c E d it or. ........... ....... ..... ............ .................... ............. .J ame · Ol iver

Ph ot ogra phi c E dit o r. A lb ert J ag now

D ra m a t ic E dit or. J ea n vV il kin on

J os h a nd C al e nd a r E d it or. .................... . ................. .... .... .. .J ea n W il k in so n

A rt E dit or.. ... . .... . . ... ... .................... . ..... ... ............ .. Ha ze l Br emm er L o ud

Ass ist a nt Ar t E d it or. :l'Ii ch el Pi joa n 28

HONOR SOCIETY

In g1v1ng an account of th e Honor Society we quote fr o m the A ss ociated Students' write-up in l ast year's ar nu al. " The adoption by the Student B ody of an Honor Sch o l a rship Societ y was o n e of th e mo t important , if n o t the mo st import a nt , forward s tep t ake n thi s yC!ar by Claremont Hi gh School. The honor soc iety ha s been for med in man y of th e high sc h oo l s o f the state , a nd in every in stan ce see m s to ha ve prove n a re a l in ce nti ve n o t o nlv to better sc holarship but to a n increa sed int eTest on the part of th e stud e nt s in a ll · choo l activi ti es \ Ne h ope and belie1·e that thi s will prove tru e in Claremont High School and 11·e look fonrnrd t o th e future with confiden t a nti c ip atio n. " A n increased intere st in scho larship du ring th e year l 92 +-1 925 makes us feel that th e entrance of Claremont Hi gh School int o th e Ca lifornia Scholarship Federation realizes in so me mea ur e thi s anticipation.

Th e eligibility of a stud e nt for member ship is decided th rou g h a point sys t em. Three points are g ive n for a one, o ne point for a t11 0 , a nd o ne point for n o t falling below two in a n y s ubject. P o ints are correspo ndin g ly g ive n for o ut ide ac ti v itie s a nd ten point s are required for membership each quarter.

In a dditi o n to o t her benefit s, the sea l of the Federation is placed up o n the dipl oma of any student who h as been a member of the so ciety for t11·0-third s of hi s hi g h sc hoo l a tt e ndance.

Name Quarter

Barbar a Bab so n , 2 , 3

Sanford Bab on , 2. 3

i\Iiriam Bru ce , 1, 2 , 3

Ruben Carl son, 2, 3

\Vinifr ed B abcock , 1

\ ,V illiam Armstrong 2

Ruth Dowell , 1, 2, 3

Virginia Crozier , 2

Lillie Green , 1, 2 3

::'vluriel Hanson , 1, 2 3

Bett y Hodson , 1, 2

Albert J ag no11· , 1, 2 , 3

E rn es t Lyman , 1, 2, 3

.\,Ia rga ret .\IIcCully , 2, 3

J o hn McCann , 2 , 3

Dun ca n JVIcDougall , 1, 2 , 3

Donald i\IcKenn a, 1, 2 , .)

Ruth Lefavor , 1, 2 , 3

Jame s Oliver , 1, 2

Je a n Pit zer , 1, 2, 3

Margaret Shirk , 2 , 3

Doroth y Stoner , l , 3

Sadee Taylor , 2

Bernice "\Naller , 1, 2

i\Iarjorie T o wn sen d , 2

.\Jar io n \"\ hee ler , 2 , 3

THE GIRLS' LEAGUE

OFF I CE R S

Temple Strn·art P re ident

i\I aro-a ret vVa ll e r Vi ce -P res ident

Y\ ini fre d B abcoc k Secretary

En a J o hn o n Tr eas ur e r

The Girl s ' L eague h as had a success ful a nd h app) yea r. :vlr s. B roo k ' deli htf ui p rogram , t o " hich th e g irl - e\ e r_v yea r l ook fonrnrd, was th e firs t of a n int e r es tin g a nd in s tru c ti ve erie . Th e seco n d \\"a :'.\Ir s. Sa n ford ' s intim a t e and inspir in g accoullt of the life a nd n ee d s of the so ldi e rs a t Saw t ell e ext , -:Vl iss Dalzell , by her a tt racti ve pic tu re of Broadoa ks Kind erga rt e n Tra inin g Sch oo l m a d e seve ral g irl s , \·ant to be co m e kinder ga rtner

Be rni ce Yoas t 's A c ti v iti es Comm itt ee h as bee n bu sy , for with th e co -o pe rati o n of th e lea g ue it h as serv ed a s u pper t o th e t ea m of each s po rt. Th e lunch eo n , t oo , " hi ch thi s co mmittee prepared a t In stitut e time \,·as apprec ia t ed a nd e n j oye d by t h e t eac hers

By mea n s o f sal es !a h Collo d ay a n d her H o usekeepi n g Committ ee raised ten d oll a r s for re st r oo m furn ishin gs Th e Sc hoo l B oard ge n ero u s ly gave a n equ a l a m o unt , a nd as a re ult th e roo m ha - bee n m a d e at tr ac ti ve " ith new curtai n . T he f e rn ery , which the co mmitt ee pla n s t o purch as e, will be a n a dded t o uch of fr es hn es a nd bea ut y that wi ll be g r eatl y e nj oye d.

The L eag ue ha s tw ice se nt flow ers a nd ca nd y t o th e so ld iers a t Sa \, t elle and hopes soo n t o se nd th em everal qua rt s of marmal a de No ser v ice render ed by th e g irl s has bee n more ,\·o r th w hil e o r m o re trul y app r ec ia t ed. We are t o have soo n a pay asse m bly for th e be n efi t of th e Orth o pae di c H ospital.

Thi s year th e " Hi-Jinx " \\" a sub stit u t e d for the "Se ni or it a H o p.' Arti ti progra m s, m a de by F ra nces D ea n a nd V ir g inia Mad ison , serve d as ti c ket s for th e merr y ope nin g pro gra m as we ll as for th e d a nce wh ic h co nclud ed thi s s ucc e ful eve nin g.

Our d el ega t es t o the Confedera ti o n me etin g were Temple S t ewart , J ean "\\ ilkin so n a nd lVIiss Wi ll o w s The pre s id en t a nd B ern ice Yo as t repre e nt ed us a t th e s pri n g co n ve nti o n We were pr o ud of H aze l Wheeler who t oo k pa rt in t he D ecl am a ti o n C o nt e t a nd of Adelaide , J ean , a nd Er va , who e nt ere d th e Swimming T o urn a m e nt o n "\iVo m en 's Da y at P o m o n a Co ll ege.

Such , in brief , h ave been th e ac ti v iti es of thi s h a pp y ear , a nd we h pe th a t the leag ue , in the year t o co m e, will fi nd even grea t er h app in ess in w id er u efu ln e . 30

OR C H E STR A

!•or th e pas t few years Claremon t H ig h Schoo l ha had a - mall orches t ra This year a comp l et e c ha nge \\·as made in it s orga n iza ti o n th e r esults of " h ich ha , e bee n mos t g r a ti fy in g Th e Orches t ra , un der th e l eaders h ip of :VI iss H it chcock has f u rn ishe d class ica l m usic for t he di ffere nt plays, t hus adding grea tl y t o th e e nj oy m e n t of th e a udi e n ce in th e var io u s pe rf orma n ces.

Th e fi r st a pp eara nce of th e new o r ga ni za ti o n was m a d e a t th e stud e nt bo d y pl ay , " Th e Bi g Id ea ," t o th e su ccess o f w hi ch th e m us ic w as a r ea l co nt r ibuti o n At it n ex t a pp eara n ce th e o r c hes t ra ren d e r ed lVl e nd elsso hn 's no t e d b ut diffi c ult mu s ic for S h a kes peare's " ::'vlidni g ht Summer's Drea m ," a nd a dd e d mu c h t o th e c h arm of th e p lay.

T he O r ches tr a ha become a recog ni zed schoo l ac ti v it y co nt ribu tin g m u sic of a be t ter qu al it y th a n is ge n era ll y t o be ex pec t ed in a hi g h sc h oo l of thi s size A lt ho ugh muc h h a rd ff o r k w as n ecessary , th e nin e m e mb e r s of th e orga n iza t io n h ave gai n ed g r ea tl y in ex pe r ie nce, a nd in cid e nt a ll y have e nj oye d m a n y goo d tim es. It ca n trul y be a id o f th e Orches tr a, " Labor o mni a v incit. " 3 1

OFFICERS

FIRST SEMESTE R

SECOND SEME TER

R o nald J ohn on Pr eside nt... ·-· • • Ronald John son

A lb ert vVeisbrod .: Vice -Pr esi d en : Albert Wei s bro d

James O l ive r Secretary H arold Fielder

H arold Pomer oy Trea · u r er ·-····-··•··· Harold P omero y

Ar th ur D. DeJ acoby Advi sor. Arthur D. Dej aco by

MEMBERS

Cl de C li fton , ' 25

J ohn C ummin gs , '26

Har o ld Fi e lde r , ' 25

A lbert J ag n ow , '2 5

R o nal d J o hn so n, ' 26

D o n ald McKenna , ·25

DELTA LA lVIBDA

Duncan IcD ougall , ·25

Har o ld P omeroy , ' 25

J o hn \,Vei s brod, '2 6

A lb ert 'Neisbrod. '2 6

Jame s O li ver, ·25

Art h ur D. DeJa cobv nd e r the new leader sh ip of i\/Ir. Arthur D. D eJ acoby, w h o has bee n su c h a he lp in a ll th e ac ti v iti es o f th e sc hoo l , D e lta Lambda has h a d a trul y wor th-whil e ye a r a nd has made a r ea l a d va n ce.

The work h a · been n o t o nl y intere sting but profitable , for it ha s g ive n to each m emb er va l uab l e ex perie nce in public s pea kin g a nd in ex t e mp ora n eous ad dr ess. Be· cause of th e o ne hundr ed per ce nt co -opera ti o n of it s m emb ers th e m ee tin gs of the soc iet y h ave been orderly a nd h ave bee n s u ccess full y co nduct ed o n every occasio n .

The c h o ice of new m em bers has been m a d e w ith ca r e, a nd th e st a nd ar d s se t by th e co n stitut io n ha ve been tri ctl y upheld. Th e m emb e rs of D elta L amb d a in pa t year s ha ve al ways bee n p ro min ent in S tud e nt Bod y a ff a irs , a nd thr o u g hou t thi s en ti re sc hoo l yea r the t wo orga ni za ti o ns ha ve pulled t oge th er for th e goo d of both.

We h ave m a d e a good st ar t , a nd n ow m ay Delta Lambda go st ead il y forward to build up a real int eres t in pub li c speaking a nd debating , a nd t o foste r a n ever fin e: spirit of lo ya lt y in th e organ iza ti o n and in th e sc h ool.

Athletics

Athletics

F OOTBAL L

FO R E W O RD

F o r th e third t im e foo t ba ll seaso n h as co me a n d go ne in t he Tri- Cou nt y L eagu e, a n d fo r th e eco nd t ime C lare m o n t has los t t he c ha mp io nd 1i p

At th e st a rt of t he seaso n \\·e rece ive d a se t -back whe n seve ral e t era ns we r e un ab l e t o r e por t in th e moles kin s, but Coac h Pri ce et t o \\·o rk t o overco m e t he ha ndica ps, a nd with R o be rt C lift o n C a pt a in A l , ve isbro d , J o hn W e isb ro d of th e l e tt erme n , and D o n R e im e rs, Fr a nk R o be rt o n , Bud Li c ht y, H aro ld H age r Sa m S m ith e, H ow a rd mith e, A r t l eve n ger, H ome r C la rk e, E d D ew , a nd so m e eig ht o r t e n o th e r s turn in g o ut eve r y eve nin g . he fas h io ned a n eleve n of \ \ hi ch an y ch oo l might be p ro ud

CLARKH ON T 6-COLTON 19

Our sched ul e was ra t her d isappo intin g as "·e fou nd our el ves face t o face " it h last year' c ha mpio n s in ou r first game.

\ i\Te went o n th e field \Yith the betting hea v il y aga in s t us , so our boys fought their hard e- t.

The fir t quar t er found our heavr oppo nent s unable t o make ~1ard throu gh our light eleven , but in th e seco nd quar t er the Colto n st eam-ro ller tart e d functioning a nd chalked up ix digit After this "·e ti gh ten ed up and the y stopped their adva n ce and yielded th e ball to u Then t he aspect changed. '\\ e isbro d a nd Smi th e sta rt ed down the field o n l o ng e nd runs. The n a beau t iful pa s . mi th e t o H age r , brought a t o uc hd om1, a nd the score 1rns tied. The half e n ded with th e ball in m id- field .

In the seco nd half, uperior \\·eig ht began t o bri n g re sult , a nd our fight in g team bega n t o "·eaken. The _ ever -pr ese nt Bu s ell r a n ninet y-five yard for Colto n 's seco nd t ouc h -down. From then o n th e ol d C H S fight alo n e kep t the core d o m1 , the game endin g ninete e n t o s ix, "·ith Claremont o n the li g hter e n d.

Al t hough t he v ict o rs, Colton left th e field n·ith th e impre ss ion th a t they ha<l been ou t- fough t by a li g ht er a nd le s -experienced eleven.

CLA R E:'I I ONT 6- LA \ ERNE 0

The fo ll owi ng Fr iday "·e met th e Br ethre n o n o ur own back lo t As L a Vern e ha d bad l y be a t e n Coro n a a nd Co ro n a h a d ti ed th e hu sky Co lt o n ou t fi t , ,~·e see m ed t o be in for a ra th er t o u g h a ft e rn oo n.

Th e firs t quarter w a - a ve ry eve n and h otly co nt es t ed period , th e bail st ay in g in m idfi e ld mos t of th e time. L a Verne appea r ed t o be over -co n fiden t , bu t could d o no thin g, and th e firs t quar t er ended O t o 0.

In th e seco nd quarter it eemed t o be the arne st o ry , b ut \\·ith more fight o n the C laremon t sid e . L a Verne h ad punted from their territ o r y a nd it ,rn s Claremont 's ball in midfi el d. Alma t a n y goo d quarterback would have s impl y ca ll ed a li ne buck , but -Smithe proved himself better and t oo k. th e ball arou nd th e e nd , running fi ft y yar d s th roug h a broke n field fo r a t ouc hd 01 rn. Goa l failed Shor tl y afte r , the h a lf e n ded w ith C larem ont in a s ix point l ead.

I n th e seco nd half La Ve rn e came back with d et erm in a ti o n , but " ·e were n ot t o be d efeated thi s t ime, and fru trat e d a ll t heir effo rt s, the ga me e ndin g in mi dfie ld " ith the ball in po ssess ion of the B re thren.

O n ce more Claremont knew she had outfought and outplaye d a hea v ier oppon e nt , a nd this ti me had " ·on !

CLA R E:\I ONT 7- C HI NO 20

The followi n g " ·eek a fa i r s ized group of roo t ers journeye d t o Chino' battl efield t o watch a game which sh o uld ( from our st a nd point) h ave bee n ca ll ed a n ythin g but footba l l.

We go t a Ay in g st ar t in t he fir st qua r ter w he n C l ark picke d up a C hin o f um ble a nd a nkl ed se ve nt y- five yard to th e firs t sco re of th e ga m e; t he n our w in gs bro ke. C hin o ca m e bac k st ro ng, bu t t he h alf e nd ed C l are m o nt 7- C b in o 0.

It w a s ev id e nt by th e pl ay in g in th e seco n d ha lf t ha t o ur t eam ha d no t im bib ed a n y " P ep t o n a" be tw ee n perio d s. C hin o wade d th ro u g h a nd over our wa r r iors for thr ee t ou c h do wn s. A ft er w h at - eemed a ce n t ur y th e w h is tl e bl ew a nd st oppe d th e ex h ib iti o n

Our d efea t ca n r ead il y be bl a m ed u po n th e coo rdin at io n of o u r t eam , w h ic h ,,·as m uc h in ev id e n ce ( as a minu s q u a nt ity ) O u r t wo e nd s pla ye d st ell ar footba ll , w hi le J o hn ·vv e isbro d played hi s u su al h ig h cla ss ga m e . H O\,·eve r th e o ne b r ig ht li g ht of th e d ay was L ic ht y, w h o m ade severa l C hin o pl a ye rs ,Yi sh th a t t he y ha d bee n p la yin g t iddl e d y-w ink s inst ea d of foo t ba ll.

A sa d f ea t u r e of th e game was C l a rk 's r emova l w ith a b ro ke n r ib A lth o ug ll he is sma ll , h i \\·ork wa s ex t rem el y goo d

CLA R EMONT 7- CO R O TA 20

T he n we j o urn eye d t o Coro n a for ou r l as t l eague gam e . We kn ew th a t we w ere u p agai n t a goo d t ea m , a n d w ith th e o dd s ag ain st us As wa s ex pe c t ed , o u r oppo n e nt s wa lk ed aro und u s fo r t wo t o u c hd ow ns in th e fi r st t wo pe ri o d s. vV he n we did have th e ba ll a poo r se lec t io n o f pl ays a nd poo r int erf e r e n ce go t us now h ere T he h alf e nd ed in Coro n a 's favor , 14 t o 0.

In th e seco nd h a lf thin gs we r e sl ig htl y di ffe r e nt S mith e call ed fo r e nd run s a nd passes , a nd w ith be tt e r int e rf e r e n ce tfi a n we saw in th e fir st peri o d , chalked up a t o uc hd ow n , carry in g th e ball over ·o n a lin e- buck. Smith e co n ve rt e d. Coro na , no t t o be o utd o n e, ca m e bac k st ro n g a nd sco r e d aga in , but fa il ed t o conve rt S h o rtl y a ft e r , th e w hi ti e bl ew a nd pr eve nt ed furth e r sco r in g by eith e r t ea m If it ha d no t bee n for o ur nap in th e fi rst pe ri od , \\ ·e w o uld h ave pl ayed th e best b r a nd o f foo tball , but ' if s' ca nn o t be co unt ed

In th e l as t t wo yea rs foo tb a ll m C l are m o nt Hi g h Sc hoo l b a s bee n o n th e: d ecl in e. In o ur fi rst year we wa lk e d away w ith th e ch a mpi o nship in tru e c h am pi onsh ip st y le. In th e seco nd year we h a d fai rl y goo d m a t erial , but st ill we e nd ed i n th e middl e of th e perce nt age co lumn Thi s las t yea r we fi n a ll y fo und o u r wa y t o th e bo tt o m of th e l is t . H owever , we are l oo k in g for a co mpl et e re ver a l o f fo r m du rin g th e seaso n of 1925 We ce rt a inl y sh a ll h a ve t he ve t era ns o n h a nd , a n d s ho uld ma ke th e l eag u e l eade rs l oo k t o th e ir !a u r el s, fo r we sh a ll we lc ome back Cap t a in A l We isb ro d , J o hn vVe isbro d , D o n R e im ers, H a r o ld H age r , H orner C l arke , a nd H owa rd Smith e of th e l e tt er- m e n , a nd C a ey J o n es , E d D ew , Ru sse ll Sa n der s, Cas per C lemm e r , a nd K e nn e th \ ,V hit em a n . Th e r e wi ll a l so be a ddit io n a l m e n fro m Jun ior Hi g h Sc h oo l ra nk s t o str e ng th en o u r ch a m pio nshi p hopes. He r e 's l uc k t o th e e l eve n of 192 5 !

BASKETBALL

Once m o re w e st a rt ed a ba ketb a ll sea o n 11 ith but o ne l e tterman arou nd who m to build a t eam At th e o ut se t of the seaso n thin gs see med t o be piling up agai n · t us H o,,·ever , th e boys showe d g r ea t s pirit , a nd with Coach D eJacob y a t th e hel m w e m ade a mu c h better showin g th a n w e h ad the previous sea o n. Captain Bob C lifton , J o hn v\ e isbrod , Al B ar t o n , Kenneth vV hit em a n , Ed D e,,·, D o n Reimer s ,a nd Bud Li chty turn ed o ut regula rl y, so we made at l east a c redit ab le sho win g .

il1Iany pr ac ti ce g ame s ,, ·er e held ,, ·i th ne arby schoo ls, b ut ,,·hile th e ex 1 ene nc e 11 a s va lu ab le, th e v ic t o ry ,,·as no t a h,·a~s ou rs. Ne ve rth eless, we ,, ·on o ne more

league game thi s year th a n Br ac kett 's co hor t m a n aged t o s n ag in th eir season, as the te am came t o life durin g the Coron a game a nd hand ed th e "C ircle Cit/' asp ir a nt s a deci sive trimmin g . However , we in turn were de ci ivel y trimmed \\'h en th e tall a nd v igo rou s a thlete s from the "To wn where every thin g grows" kind l y permitted u - to get one po int "·bile th ey were ga rnerin g fifty-t" ·o We did n ot feel so ve r y dO\vnhearted over thi , a th e t ea m fr om Chino l a t e r dribbl ed it s ,,·ay int o th e So uthern Californi a Champ ionsh ip.

So man y ga me s were pl aye d durin g the seaso n that it ,rnuld be impossible to fi nd s pace here for a d etai l ed a cco unt of each. Ther efo re the sco re s o nly will be given.

Clarem ont 12-Emerson 4.

Cl a rem o nt 8-K a uffman 5.

Clarem o nt 6-::VIonro v ia 7.

Clare mo nt 12- C itru s 32

Claremo nt 25 -P omona C o ng rega ti on alist s 32.

Claremont 4-Co v ina 13

Cl a remont 15-Citru s 26.

C l aremo nt JO- Emerson +.

Cl a remo nt 16- lH o nr ov ia 10.

Cl a remo nt 14- Co lt on 21.

Clar emo nt 13-Corona 11.

Cl a re mo nt I- Chi n o 52.

There were n o great indi v idu al sta rs o n thi s yea r 's quintet , but all of th em did fi n e \\' Or k Barton , although so mewhat erratic , pla ye d some games whi ch were much abo ve the average Licht y, C a pt a in Clift on , Wei s brod a nd R eimers also pla ye d ome v ery good ball.

Our pro s pect s for a he avy -weig ht ch a mpi on ship can perhap s be bett er di sc usse d at the start of next year 's sea so n , al th ou g h \\'e have se eral men \\ ho will return . In a ny eve nt , \\'e sh all all be out on the bleachers vocally aidi n g C a pt a in-el ec t Reimers , Dew , Barton , "½1ei s brod and 'iiVhi tem a n in th eir stru gg les nex t year.

LIGHT-,VEIGHT BASKETBALL

\ Ve have eve r y rea so n in th e "·o rld t o be proud of o ur li g ht-,1·eig ht quint et , for the y los t no t a s in gl e game thr o u g hou t th e en tir e seaso n , althou g h th e ir sc h edule ,,·a· far fr om ea sy . J oh nson , the star of 1922-23 , wa · in el ig ibl e during th e fir st se me ster , so our t a k wa still harder. At the s t ar t of th e seaso n J o hn so n , :VIcKe nn a, Captain Sha,,-, a nd Clark. a ll ve t e ran s, turn ed ou t t o c h ase th e casaba Later th e squad rejoi ce d i1 the a ddition of J o n es Cleve nger a nd Cumm in gs It mi ght be me nti o n ed that th e fl ea -,ni g ht a rti st s n ot o nl y defe a t ed rival quintet th roug ho ut th e seas n , but rep eatedly t ro un ced the heavyweig ht squ ad

The proud r eco rd of t he c hampi o ns ,,·as as fo ll ows:

C l aremo nt 7-Emerso n 6.

Claremont 18-K auffma n l.

Claremont 9-::VIonro via +.

Clarem o nt 2-B o nita 0.

Claremo nt 8-Co v ina 0

Claremo nt 20-Emer so n 3.

Claremo nt 11-lvio nro v ia 0.

Claremont 5-Colton 4.

C lar emont 32- Corona 7.

Claremo nt 4-Chin o 2

The indi vidu al star are exc ee dingl y h ard to n a me as th e team as a \\-h ole pla yed such excellent ba ketball. Ho,1 ·ever, we would s ugges t th a t Cap t ain Sh a w and "Casey" J o nes played th e be st offe ns ive games . J o hn so n , when he ,Ya s e li giblt , perh aps overs had owed both of th ese. ;\,IcKenna and Cle e n ge r , as well a C umm in gs , pl ayed wonderful defen. ive ga mes.

Our chance for an o th er champio nshi p t eam see m quite rosea t e at thi w ritin g, as Cumming s, Clark , a nd J on es "·ill probably be with u s next fall.

TRACK

Neve r say di e ! Th ese thr ee wo rd s ex pr ess ve r y a ptl y o ur t rac k t eam o f th i •ea r. Alth o u g h th e squ a d w as n eve r ma d e up of mo r e th a n e ig ht me n , a sh o \1 in g w as m a d e which \\ ·as quit e im p r e s ive .

At th e close o f l as t yea r , o ur tr ac k pr os pec t s see m ed r a th er ·lim , fo r su c h st a rs a B elJ , Wh eel e r , Ta y lo r a nd Co ll a d ay h a d bee n los t t o us by gra du a ti o n . Th e n injuri es, eli g ibi lit y rule s, a nd a d e pl o r ab le l ac k of m a t er ia l t oo k a w ay \\ h a t eve r ho pe · we h a d Our h o pe s a d va n ce d aga in s li g htl y, h ow eve r , wh e n J o hn so n in th e 880_va rd run , H. S mith in th e 880 a nd mil e R o b e rt so n a nd C l emm e r in th e 4+ 0, a n d L ic ht y m a d e th e ir app ea r a n ce in tr o pi ca l a ttir e. No coac h w as sec ur e d bu t Coach t re hl e kindl y gave us h is erv ices \\ h e n h e w as a bl e t o t a ke hi s eyes from his S age h e n a rti st s fo r a f e\1· m o m ent s .

O nl y o n e p rac ti ce mee t w as h e ld du rin g th e seaso n , whi c h \\·as st age d with th e P o m o n a Hi C a rdin a l s o n th e ir du st -p il e . v\ e \V e r e d efea t ed , n o t by supe r io r ab ili t y, b ut by g r ea t e r num be r s. Smith e sh o \\·ed h is h ee ls in t he hu r d les, a nd a lso t ossed th e bee -b ee fa rth e r th a n th e oth er e nt ra nt . J ohn so n ra n a s ple n d id r ace in th e 880 , leav in g hi s co mp etit ors fa r in t he rea r. T he tim e of 2 minut es a nd 12 seco n d w a · exce pti o n a ll y goo d fo r ea rl y-seaso n. Aft e r thi m ee t , th e boys \1· o rk ed fa it hfulh · fo : t he ir fi nal a tt e m p t in th e L eag u e mee t a t Co lt o n 40

On lVIarch 21 st , a t 1 :30 , th e B-V-D ar ti st s beg a n t o fl as h pa st th e st a n ds. In t he firs t ral:e of th e d ay, th e 880 , J oh n so n wa s expec t ed t o b r eak th e t ape a nd t h r L eag u e record at th e sa m e t im e , b ut h e had a n o ff da;1 as he was beate n a t th e t ape by Fo ley of Colton in th e fair nm e o t 2 mi n ut es, 11 l ; 10 su :o nd s, which was o n t sern nct behind th e League record. H owa rd S mith e ra n a ga m e race a n d p1ucKeu ,,. , third pl ace ribbon in thi s eve nt \Ve fa il e d t o pl ace in the ce ntur y , but Clemmer a nd R ober t so n rnn th emselve int o third a nd four t h places in th e ++ O The n came th e heart-breaki ng race of th e fes t. Smithe ra n a fast race in t he hi g h hur d le l ead in 1Co llin s of C hin o t o th e t ape by a fraction of an inch , on l y t o be di squalified for k n ocki n g d o" n thr ee hurd les . T h e bro ad jump fo ll o" ·ed, in , Yh ich Oli ·er m a n ageJ t o na t ch a fou rth place ribbon. Cap t a in Smi t he agai n came t o the resc u e a n d " ·on the hi g h jump a t 5 feet , 8 inches , w hi ch is hi gher th a n m ost of u s ca n pole -va u it. J o hn so n placed fo urth in th e di sc u s, a nd in th e l a t eve nt , th e low hurd les, Smithe a n d O li ve r t oo k fi r t and th ir d. The fi n al scores of th e meet ,nre: Col t o n SO , Corona , +S , C l are m o nt 22 , C hi no 2 1.

Later in th e se a o n Captain Sm ith e in va d ed San Ferna nd o t o uph o ld t he pre sti ge of hi s ch oo l, ""hich he did s plendid! _- by tyin g for thi 1·d in th e hig h jump.

\ i\T h e n we g la n ce a t our prospects for n ex t year we a re n ot re\\·arded much fo, o ur troubl e. H owever, w e will hope fo r th e be st. The o nl y lett erm e n wh o will grace o ur ci nder s n ex t sp r ing w ill be withou t mu c h co m pe titi o n from hom e, unle ss mor e e nthu s ia sm is shown a m o ng th e classe comi ng from th e Juni or Hi g h Sc hool. Capt a in- e lec t H owa rd Sm ith e, Cas per C l emmer a nd Homer Clarke wi ll probab ly form th e nu cleu s for o ur ne x t agg r ega ti o n. Once more we reitera t e- Never Say Die!

GIRLS' BASEBALL

At th e st a rr of th e g irl s' ba se ball seaso n of 1925, pro spects were brigl1t for th e Claremont squ a d , as we had e ig ht ve t era n s o n h a nd . With Coac h Worthin gham and Captain P a rkill a t th eir h ea d , th e g irl s pr ac ti ced dili ge ntl y a nd quite successfullr. O n e se t-ba c k w hi ch w e un expec t edl y rece ive d ,v as a n e n force d va ca ti o n of t\\· o ,,,·eeks o n account of a n e pid emi c o f 'Flu ' w hi ch put seve r a l of o ur be st pla ye rs und er th e covers O nly s ix games ,nre piaye d durin g the seaso n. fo ur of which were practi ce games. No ga me wa s pla ye d , , itb th e g irl from Chino beca use of th e epidemi c, but we did meet Co lt o n a nd Coro n a.

In o ur fir st game of the sea so n we aimed a little t oo high. Pu e nt e turned out t o be a t ea m of tru e c ha mpion ship ca lib e r , so we were forced t o be co nt e nt w ith th e small e nd of a 13 t o 3 sco re Since it wa the fir s t gam e o f th e se aso n , a nd we w e re pl ay in g a ga inst a mu ch l a r ge r sc h oo l , o ur show in g was no t so bad as it mi g h t ha ve been. Se ve ral star s were di scovere d in thi s ga m e Among th ese we re E l va White , w ho s howe d h erse lf t o be ve ry efficient with th e willow-stick , a nd Captain P a rkill , w h o did so me ve ry exce ll e nt wor k ca t ch in g th e throw s of Erva J o hn so n .

For o ur nex t afternoon 's s port we jo urn eye d t o B o nit a t o sh ow th e g ir ls th ere h ow the ga m e was played. We ,, ·ere quite suc cess ful , as th e scor e-keeper co uld testif y, for he use d up seve ral sheke ls' worth of sco re t ab let s. On ce m ore Adelaid e a nd Elva d emo nstrat ed th a t th ey co uld kn ock th e ball as far as Babe Ruth , w h ile th e o th er g irl s pla yed n ea rly a ir -ti g ht ball. vVe returned h ome quite co ntent with our fir st bacon of th e seaso n.

T"·o week s l a t e r we were hos t s t o th e g irl s from Covi n a. Eve r yo ne wa s pl ayin g her bes t a nd a fine ga m e was th e r es ult. For six ho tl y- co nt es t ed inn ings th e h o n o rs w e nt fi r t t o o n e - ide a.nd th e n t o th e o th er. O ld Jupit er Plu vius, h ow ever, decided th at bo th t eams " ·er e t oo goo d t o su ffer d e fe a t , so h e turn ed o n hi s sp rinklers a nd st o pped th e fr ay. P e r so n ally , we are of th e op ini o n th a t we \\·ould ha1 e w o n th e cra me , alth o u gh the v isit or 1nre o n th e l o n g e nd of th e 11 t o 9 sco r ~ w he n th e deluge came O n ce m o r e P a rkill a nd vVhite knocked th e stuffin g o ut of the ba ll , 11 ·h il e Cle ve n ge r , Green a n d Jo hm o n all , n r e m aki n g th eir pre se n ce felt

Th e n followed a few w eek of inten s ive prac ti ce in prepara ti o n for o ur first league ga me with t he C e ment-:'d ixe r fr om Col t o n Everyo ne wa s in t op form a n d keyed t o th e hi g h es t pit ch.

The fa t e ful af t e rn oo n a r rived! Th e game had begun. and e it her t ea m w ag lik e ly t o co m e o ut with th e bigger sh are o f th e ga m e, when so m e one o n our s id e " ble11· up " an d spread th e s\l·iftl y contagiou dis ease to th e other m em ber of t he t ea m. Whe n th e ga me w as ove r a nd w e had a cha nce t o l ook a t th e sco r e we fo und th at Co lt o n h ad man age d t o hove ove r th e run s needed t o " ·i n th e ga me b y a sco r e of 17 t o 11.

L oo kin g for re ve n ge after o ur defe a t th e pre v io u s week , we m et the Circle-City g irl s o n o u r back l o t. \ ,Ve cer t a in ly fou nd o ur m eat, a nd t ru l y " R eve n ge is sweet! " Captain P ar kill , E l va Vvhite , Erva J ohnso n , a nd a ll th e o th e rs o n th e team were tr yin g th e ir u t mo st t o b rea k the ir qu o t a of ba t s, a n d it w as a wo nd e r th a t th ey did n o t. The Corona fi e ld ers mu st ha ve bee n r e mind ed of th e " -ar by th e e ve r-in c r easing str eam of ball s which went whi tlin g ove r th eir h eads. A nd th e n th e du st cleared a wa y, a n d we h a d "·on th e ga me , 20 t o 9 !

O ur sho" -in g for th e sea o n " ·as ind eed good , a - we wo n th e red r ibbo n for seco nd pla ce, forc in g th e str o ng Coro n a t ea m t o t ake third pl ace rib bo n. C hi no fi ni shed at the bo tt om of th e column. It will be a grea t d eli g ht t o w a t ch th e performa nce of our nex t year's qu a d , a nd \Ye should fini sh as well , if no t be tt er th a n w e did thi s year. Our h o n or " ·ill be uph eld next year by Cap t a in-elect E l va vV hit e , a nd seve n o th e r ve t era n who w ill probably re turn

H e r e's goo d lu ck t o o ur g irl s !

BASEBALL

O nce more we start ed a baseball seaso n without a coac h. Captain \ i\Teisbrod i su ed th e fir t call fairl y early, and und er a co lle ge player as coach , Cummi ng;, H age r , B arto n , Clifton , Johnson , A l \ i\T e isbrod, Clevenger , J o nes, mith , and others t oo k th e ir first exercise of th e seaso n. Our coac h did no t remain lo n g, however , so we were aga in tut o rle ss. After much d elay, J o hn Pri ce, o ur football coach. 11·a~ selec t e d , a nd practice began in ea rn es t

\ ,Ve journeyed t o Co lt o n eagerly t o sna tch so m e revenge for our last season's defeat. H oweve r , th e ceme nt-mix er. did more s n a t ch in g th a n ,ve. Again 11·e bit the du st t o th e tun e of 22 t o 5. B ar t o n a nd Clifton did o ur t"·irling in thi s encou nt er, which "·as mu c h t o th e likin g of th e Colton 11 ill ow -s\\'in gers . C7iptain \ Ne isbrod did some very good \\'Ork with the s ti ck.

T he following week w e were host s t o th e bo)·s from Corona. Still tingin g from ou r de fe a t a t th e hand s of Colton , we we re reso l ve d t o knock the very stuffing from th e bal l. vVe ucceeded , but th e Circle -Cit y boys , , ·ere better a t it t han \\' e '"ere , so we aga in los t Hill , Coro n a's J ack of a ll t rades , \\' as the th orn in ou r s ide. \V e can be thankful that thi s year is hi s la st. Maddened by t,, ·o def ea ts \\'e then in rnded C h i no Here at la st was r eve n ge, a nd we cer t a inl y m ade th e most of it, taking th e Blu e a nd \i\ h it e team int o ca mp by a 7 t o 3 core . Barton. Clif t on and J o hnn y did so m e neat 11·ork with th e ba t, whil e Clevenger a nd J ohnso n did good 11·ork in the field

\ Ve rejoiced sin cerely a fter our fi rs t league victory, but n ot fo r l o n g, as hin o came up th e nex t week to pay us a re t u rn 1 1t. Evi de ntl y th ey enjo ye d th eir s ta y muc h better th an we did , for they to ok home the baco n " H e laug hs be t wh o laughs la st. "

Aga in 11·e journey e d t o Corona t o tr y our ab ilit y. \ ,\ e played much bet t er ball th a n o n th e p rev io us week, but eve n o, Coro n a hogged th e large e nd of a 7 t o 1 sco re. Corona should g ive Jesse Hill a gold medal!

\ Vi th only o ne more leagu e game t o be played. 11·e ind u l ged in a 11·eek' s tr enuou. prac ti ce, bu t t o no avai l. Col t o n left no thing bu t the bit t e r remembran ce of a 10 t o + sco re. vVe are beg innin t o fi nd ou t th a t Col t o n is not in our cla ss . or rather we are n ot in hers. Next yea r she will be in the Citrus B elt League , \\·here he ,,ill probably receive seve ra l se tba c ks. \ \ e sh a ll d o ubtle s be facir g t\\' O ne11· schools, B o nit a a nd E l s inore. We hould fa re be tt er in thi s clas .

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TE NIS

Du r in g the t e nni s seaso n of 1924 o u r r e prese nt a ti ves pl aye d und e r a so -ca ll ed " Jin x." W e ha d a fairl y goo d t ea m , a nd w ith A l Tay lo r t o lea d u s, we ex pec t ed t o w in th e c ha mpi o n ship , b ut we los t it. T hi s yea r , in ce we h ave h a rdl y as goo d a t ea m as l as t yea r , we ex pec t t o l ose, bu t we cer t a inl y ho pe t ba t o ur ex p ec t a ti o ns w ill be d isap poi nt ed

A n ew id ea is be in g carrie d ou t in o u r t e nn is c ircl e thi s seaso n , " h ich we be li eve w ill wor k t o g r eat a d va nt age T he t ea m h as been c ut d ow n t o s ix m emb e r s, 11 nd thu s th e av e rage pl ay in g st a nd ard of th e t ea m h as bee n r a ise d

Th is yea r we sh all h ave Cap t a in O li ve r in th e boys' s in g les , A de l aide P ar kill in th e g irl s' sin g les , Do n a ld l\licKe nn a a nd Dun ca n McDo u ga ll in th e boys' d oubl es, V ir g ini a L e G aye a n d A li ce Fi el ds in th e gi rl s' d o u b les , a nd Ol iver a nd Parkill in t he m ixe d do u b les . W e h ave ho pes a nd int e nti o ns of w inni ng th e gi rl s' si n g les, mi xed d o ub les, a nd poss ibl y g irl s' d o ubl es . As thr ee m a t c hes w ill w in th e c ha mpi o n ship , we a re go in g t o m a ke a st re nu ous a tt em p t.

A n o th er th in g " ·hi c h shou ld make u pl ay h ar der is tb a t Cla r emo nt h as wo n o n ly o ne c u p thi s year- th a t fo r L ig ht- weig ht B a ke t ba ll. vVe are ou t t o do our bes t , a nd wi th th e bac kin g of th e S tud e nt B ody , we int end a t l eas t t o m a ke a showin g, of w h ic h th ey a nd we w ill n o t be as hame d .

Th e Wearers of th e ~~c"

FOOTBALL

Albert Vi' eisbrod 2, ( Capta in ) 3

John Wei br od , 2, 3

R o be rt C lifton, 3, 4

Jame s O liver , 3 arn mithe 3

H o w a r d rnith e 2

Harold Ha ge r 2

H o mer C lark 2

Arthur Clevenger 3

D o nald Reimer s 3

Frank R obe rt so n +

Bud Licht y 3

GIRL ' BASEB AL L

Ade laide Parkill 2, 3, ( Captai n ) +

J ea n Pit zer 2, 3

E l va l hite , 1, 2, 3

Lillie Green 2, 3

E r v a John so n , 2, 3

Rebecca Hamilt o n 1, 2

Win ifre d Babcoc k 3

Est h e r Clevenger 2, 3

Ina Mae C lift o n 2, 3

Ha z e l 1cFadye n ,4

Ada \ Vatkin s 2

TEN~IS

Jame s Oliver 2, 3, (Cap tain ) 4

Adelaide P a r kill 2, 3, 4

Virgi nia L eGaye , 2, 3

\ V inifr ed Babcoc k , 3

Donal d McKenna , 3, 4

Duncan McDougall , +

A li ce Fi e lds, 4

U:\ LIMIT ED BA K ET B.'\.LL

R ober t Cl if t o n , 3, ( Cap tain ) +

Jo hn Wei s brod 2 , 3

Dona ld R e im e r s 3

A lbert Barton 3

B ud Licht y 3

Ke n neth V, hitem a n 3

Ed Dew 3

13 0 - LB BA K ET BALL

F ra nci s Shaw, 2, ( Cap t ai n ) 3

R ona ld J o hn so n ( aptain ) 2 , 3

D onald McKenna 2, ( aptain ) 3 +

J arnes O li ve r 2

Albert Barto n 1

H ome r C lark 1

Bud Li c ht y 2

Melv o n J o n es 3

Ar thur CieYe n ger

J ohn Cummings 3

B A EBALL

J ohn ·weisbrod 1, 2, aptain ) 3

Albe rt Bart o n 2, 3

A lb e rt \ Ve isbrod , 2, 3

Arthur Clevenger , 3, +

R o bert C li fton , 3, +

Har o ld Hager , 2

Mel vo n J o n e s, 3

R onald J o hn so n , 3

J oh n Cumming s, 3

T R ACK

am S mith e 2, 3, ( Captain ) +

Jame Oliver 3, +

H omer Clark 1, 2

Howar d Smi th e 2

R on ald J o hn so n 3

Vramatics

THE BIG IDEA

O ur H ig h Sc hool 's B ig Id ea

Was t o g ive th e fa mous play

B v A. E. Th om as a nd H am ilt on

On so m e illu stri ous da y.

The cas t was chose n w·ise ly

And was w o rth y o f r en ow n ,

So pos t er s soo n we re pl as t e red

F o r mil es aro und th e t ow n.

D ecem be r 12 th dr ew n ea r e r-

Th e ni g ht w as her e at las t ,

A nd fro m ri se t o curt ai n fa ll

Eac h in hi s pa rt su r passe d

Wh en a ll th e pl ay was fin is h ed

Th ere was nothin g m or e t o say,

For eve r yo n e was q uit e ag ree d

It ha d bee n a ch a rmi ng pl ay.

C A ST

Mr. H owa r d

Ri ch ard H oward

E ls ie H o vrnrd

M r s. H oward -

Rober t Caswe ll

E lain e Foster -

Mr. By rn e

Mary

C h arle s Gi lm ore

J im

St even Bi n g h am

M iss Cat h erine Worthingham, Dir ec tor 48

C. Cli/1011

D. i\lf c K e nna

M. Shi rk

L. B ru ce

J Oliver

- //. 1l1adiso11

- J. C11mmi11g s

- Marvel J alli11g s

- F. B entley

11! e/ -von J on e s

- Ed. D ew

A MIDSUl\111\IIER IGHT'S DREAM

Shakespeare'" ·ell kn own come d y, " A l\ilid s ummer N ig ht 's Dream ," wa s pr ese nted as n m os t fi ttin g dose t o the Se ni or year of th e class of 1925. With th e a id of th e orches t ra, Loi s Bru ce's pian o accompa nim ent t o th e pl ay, th e cos tum es de igned by Fran ces Dean , which harmonized so we ll w ith the deli g htful st age -se ttin g designrd by H aro ld P ome roy a nd construc t ed by Frank R ober t so n , th e lighting managed by A lber t J ag n ow, a n d th e l ess glo riou s bu t indi pen sa ble management of prope rti es by Harold F ielder , a ll und e r th e ge nera l bu s in ess management of Wi lli s Wheeler , th e ac t ors were g ive n a se ttin g which in sur e d a s ucces Miss lVIay Greenle af's a id in ar t is ti c stage decoration wa s invaluable ; while th e e ntir e production was in the capable ha nd s of Miss Catherine Worthingham , " ·hose particular abi lit y in direc tin g th e dancing gave t o th e play the deli ca t e charm \\ hich is - o of t e n mi sse d.

The cas t is so large th a t no m e nti o n ca n be made of ind ividua l parts, n or would \\·e w ish t o s in g le o ut anyone. Eac h individual part wa " ·ell played and co ns is t e ntl y s ubord in ated to th e who le

The se us

Phil os t ra t e

·········• v\ illis W heeler

De,1· Ege u s -··········•·· C l yde Clifton

Demetriu s ........... ..... .. .................. .... ........ ...... .

............... . . .. ............ ... ... ] ame s Oliver

L y a nd er Dona ld ifcKenna

Quince Harold Fielde r

Sn ug, the joiner.. .] ames Ca e B o tt om , a weaver

Duncan ::\l cDougall

Flute , a bellow s-me nd er Frank Robin so n

Snout , a tink er. ... .. ............ .. .. ..... ..... ... ...... ....... ...... ................. ....... ......... .. . ... . .. Ceci l H owe y

Starveling , a t a il or Fra nc is S h a\\·

Hi ppolyta. queen of th e Amazo ns..........

B e rnice Wa ll e r

H ermia, dau gh ter t o Egeu ......... ... ................. .. ........ ... . ....... .. ........... ..... irginia ::\ ladison

Helen a, in love ,Yit h D eme triu Gertrude Deming

Oberon , kin g of th e fai ri e \.V inifred B abcock

Tita ni a , queen of th e fairies Elizabeth Hod son

Pu k France s Dean

P easeb l o som Ed na Tracev

Cob " eb

. Helen Smith ~

l\rloth Ruth B ell

M u stard see d

Ot he r Fai ri es a n d A tt

dants

a ry Alice Jaqu a

GIV EN - The Ma rri age o'f Na nn ett e.

TO PROV E -That thi s opera was th e most succe ss ful of the centur y.

PR OOF

STATEMENT S

1. Our stage wa s beautiful.

1I. The da n ci n g exce ll ed a ll of its kin d

III. Ca s t we ll c h o s en.

( a ) Jean Pit zer wa s a charming Nannette

( b ) Pete g re at s u cce ss t otter in g d uke

Bentle y as th e ,:va s a s h a ky,

( c ) Marguerite Lin go s urpri s ed the a udience wit h h er bell lik e voice

( d ) Fred Steve s was a chi va lrou s R ene

REA O 1

I. "h e n M a xfiel d Parri sh s aw the s tage he reali z e d that he ha d a new id ea fo r co lo r s che m e

II. P av lowa ha s a I wa y ·· feared that her reputa ti o n wa s im peri lle d by th e s uperior Te rp s ich orea n s kill of C H S s tudent s

III. Axiom 3-Mi s Hitchcock alwa ys c h oo s e s appropr iate ch arac te rs.

( a ) C h arm i th e re s ult of n atura l cur ls , a s weet vo ice, a de mur e a n d mode st mien a n d a captivat in g smil e

{b ) Tbe g r oce r y bu s in es s ha s a tendency to promote hi st r io nic ab ilit y

( c ) Theorem 273 , Ti:ie G o ldma n R ecta n g le.

( d ) Years of practice b ri ng plea in g r e s ults

so

( e ) The part of Matlam wa c.leverly portra y ed by Lilii ~ G reen.

( f ) T h e Three Highwa ymen-France s Shaw , Ed Dew J o hn Weisbrod.

( g ) H e n ri , C l ark sm ;t11 , was a han dsome and co n vincin g c h a ra cter.

{h ) The beautiful Coun t e Hel o is e, H aze l McFayden , sh ould h ave removed her veil earl ie, i n th e play

( i ) Th e watc h ma n, Har o itl Fielder, h ad a good spea kin g vo ic e

{j ) A s a beau tiful wo m an remember L o is Bruce .

( k ) A lb ert Barton wa ma s terful leader of the gyp,) band.

( I ) Hazel Bremm er Lou c!, a n d L o ren Bremmer were the s t ar lovers.

{m ) As fo r the s impl e cou ntr y fo lk and merr y band of gyps ie s, a better crowd i not to be found .

IV Y ou will ag re e that t h e Marriage of Nannette wa s a g r eat s ucce ss.

{e) A good s tu dent can a :way s manage h oop s kirt

{f ) l a k i ng s peec h es in asemb ly, givi n g foo t -ba ll s igna ls. and relieving people o f thei r bottle s of m ilk- al l tend t o make realistic hi ghwaymen.

( g ) Co r ro ll ary 16 5-all pup il s of Caru so s in g well and have good poise.

{h ) Ax iom 9 -b eauty 1s p leasing t o t h e eye.

( i ) Same r easo n as ( b )

( j ) She come s from Holl ywood , h ome of mo, ing pic tur e

( k ) He loo ked and so unde d t h e part.

( 1) Corolar y 153 - Affec ti o n is n atural between bro th er an d s i ter.

( m ) The y were a C l aremont Hi g h Sc h oo l group

IV . Rea so n eno ug h- or jt: s t a s k any of the eig ht hun d r ed people who saw it.

IN MY GARDEN

I s t a nd ,, ithin m y ga rd e n thi s fa ir m o rn ,

A nd co nt e m pl a t e th e Aowe r s bl osso min g here;

I fee l th a t th ey d o r ea ll y hea r a nd h ee d

Th e vo ice of Him ll"h o m a d e th em t o a d o rn ,

Wh o m a de th em gay a nd fa ir , th ou g h some with th o rn

T o all H e gave a p ur pose ve r y cl e ar

T o b r in g a s mil e, t o dr y away a t ear;

T o oo th e a nd c heer th e l ives of th ose w h o m o urn.

A nd ~s I gaze u po n thi s sce n e •

I kn ow th a t in th e ga rd e n of thi s lif e

G o d pl ace d us, 1Yith pu r po e t o be oms;

T o sm oo th th e pa th , a nd thu t o m a ke ere n e

So m e o th er's ro a d wh e r e th e r e is m u ch of t rife.

H e e nd s t a, us Hi message in t he Aoll"ers .

-V IRG IN I A :\I AD I SO

"N OTHING SPECIAL-J UST A ST ORY"

MR. JOH EO\,V ARD 1 EAL, edi t o r o f th e ew Y o rk "Eve n in g Star ,'' le a ned forw a rd in hi s c hair a nd l oo ked strai g ht int o t;he young face of th e m a n wh o st oo d be side h is de k.

" \ ,V hy ," he as ked ,, ith a quick s mil e, " did th e ' Wirele ss' fire yo u ?" A flu sh crep t ove r Jimm y ]\,foore ' face ; for a mo ment h e see m ed t o h es it a t e .

" It w a in thi s w ay, sir ," he fin a l!~ - blurt ed o ut ; " th e re w as a mi x-up about a n ass ig nm e nt. " " Well ," n odd ed ]\II r Neal.

" l\1Ir . Nea l ," s t a mm e r ed Jimm y, " is th ere a ny cha nce of m y beco ming assoc iat ed " ·i th th e 'Eve nin g Star? '"

" vVell ," pondered th e edit or, " I need _ a man , a nd need him ba dly; but I ,rnnt a goo d o n e."

" Gi ve me a chan ce , " broke in Jimm y " I'm sur e I ca n d o it-I tak e m y O \\ " il pi c tur es "

" Go a h ea d ," " ·as th e qui ck interrupti o n. " R emem be r , n o thin g s pecial- ju - t ,! st o ry. "

H e lef t th e offic e with eyes a nd ea r s wide o pe n , ale rt for exci t eme nt of a ny kind. From Club t o H o tel , a nd fr o m H o t el t o C. ub , hailin g old acq u a int a nce -, he pro g re sse d , but alas , th e hours prog re sse d al so .

Di sg runtl ed and di sg u t ed , with hi s han ds thru st deep in hi tr o u ·er pocket ;, h e str o ll ed a iml ess l y a lo n O n reachin g l\1Ia d iso n Ave nu e, th e ve ry stilln es o f th e bl oc k th a t str e t c hed before him d rm· him o n

"Some ho uses," he ejac ulat ed " Th a t 's a prett y place ," as he loo ked up a t th e whit e building before him .

Down ]\lfadi so n A ve nu e, dri en at great speed , ca me an automobi le. "l\lio v in g picture peo ple ," commented J immy , drawin g near.

" G et back you!" ye ll ed o n e of th e m e n as he ch a lked lin es o n the pa ve ment. Two men ran up th e st eps , ran g th e bell , a nd wh e n th e d oo r w a- ope n ed by t he butler , a fi st sh o t o ut , a nd th ey force d th e ir w ay i_n s ide.

" Ge e " hilliken s !" gas ped Jimm y. " That 's rea li sti c all ri g ht- a ll right! "

From o ut of t he h ou se came unmi st a kab le sou nd s of -trif e, a nd Jimm y a lm ost fancied a ca ll for help.

" H ow d o ~-o u manage th a t? " he ca ll ed t o t he ma n wh o sco wled int o hi s earne r .:.

" Another camera in id e," wa th e br ief repl~ --

It wa s th e n th a t Jimm y's hun c h came t o him . " Oh , by jove ," h e suddenl~s putter ed. "l ' ll write thi s up a nd ca ll it ' ov ie D ay' " He drew hi s own camera from hi s poc ket , w a t che d hi s ch a n ce, a nd " ·he n th e man " ·h o sco wl ed turn ed, h e s nap ped him , unob ser ve d .

Then o n ce aga in th e moving picture sce ne beca me a n o utd oo r o ne Do\\ n th e ste ps ca me th e ac tor s ; betw een th em a ch es t of co n sid erab l e dim e ns io n s.

" Th ey' r e simpl y grea t! " ex cl a im ed Jimm y, a nd th e camera cli cked aga in.

The dri ve r s pran g t o hi s feet a nd th e ca r mo ve d awa_-

" Ju st for lu c k, " a id Jimmi e t o him self , a nd t oo k a fi n a l sn a ps ho t of th e d eparting ve hi cle.

\,Vhen o n th e follo" in g mo rnin g l\1Ir. Neal arriv ed a t hi s offi ce, th e fi rst sigh t th a t me t him wa Jimm y's smilin g face.

"

\,\ ell ?" interro ga t ed N ea !.

" I wa s o n .:.Vladi so n Avenue ,·est er d ay a nd I ra n int o o me movi ng pi ctu re people m a kin g a fi lm. I ' ve writt e n i~ up , a nd- "

" Don ' t want it! Do n ' t ,,, ·ant it ," excla im e d the ed it or. "Yo u on ::'lladi so :1 Avenue when th e bigges t robbery \\·as being pulled off ri g ht und er your nose."

"Ye - s ir ," Jimmi e replied , no w r educed t o mono syllable s.

" Well , so m ebody-1, obo d y kn o\l·s wh o-walked off with a case of va luabl e bel o n g in g t o Gray so n Scott. "

Jimm y g r abbe d th e n e\\·spa per , hi s brai n whirl ed. Then , oi:e by o ne, he placed th e pi c tur es in th e edit or 's hand s, expla inin g them.

' l\1 r. ea !," h e sa id , " it was a r obb e r y und e r th e pr et e nse o f mo vi_n_g pi c tur e It 's a s t o ry with a punch-for 1 sa w the butl er ge t it. "

Th e ed it or st oo d l ook in g a t his recently acqu ir e d repo rt e r with a gr in of approba ti o n , th e n s uddenl y, " And by hea ve n s, th e r e i o ne th o u sa nd d o llar s reward for informati o n leadin g t o th e identity of th e thi eves G o see i'vI r. Gray so n Scott himse lf. but remember th e st ory 1s ou r. You will have th e numb er of the car. I 'll h ave th e s t o r y. Now ge t. "·

And for th e seco nd time Jimmy " go t. "

-::'IIICHEL Pl] OAN.

SPRING LOOKS AT WINTER

The sprin g brook lau g hs as it goes in g lee

It s chuckli ng ,,·ay o'e r th e jov ial lea.

I lik e t o fo ll ow it s h ap p y ra ce,

D a bbl e du s t -covered t oe in it s coo l , cl ea r pool , Spla sh rainbow s pra ys a ll about th e pl ace,

A nd shak e th e cli n g in g drop s off l ik e jewe ls

A nd I l a ug h .

The wi nt e r st ream l oo ks bl ea k t o me ,

A s un ke n lin e across th e l ea.

It s c ru st o f snow is broke n in , Dow n it s c hill , g litt ' rin g ba nk s mi ce slip-

The bro ok k n o11·s sprin g will soo n beg in

O nc e mor e her jocu nd dance t o tr ip;

Rut wi nt e r co m es just o nce t o me , R e le ntl e s comes , t oo soo n for m e.

vVill I l a u g h?

What th oug h th e wint e r str ea m d oes look bl ea k-

S nu gly -a r ched ove r by it s O\rn roof -p eak

It pla ys a ga me in it crys t a l ho me ;

H o ld s bea m s o f li g ht in a prism ce ll ,

Hunt s th em d own " ith a red -n osed g nome

A s c hi e f o f a t roop th a t ru sh pe ll -mell

A nd c ha e th at light till it show s th e " ·ay

T o th e s parklin g ge m s " he nce co me tb e da r ! And th ey l augh!

Fo oli sh ind ee d is he w ho think s

That wint e rs a re o n e whit w o r se th a n s1 rin gs;

Know yo u not both are implr link s

In th e t e rn a l pl a n of thin gs?

So lau g h.

-D O IALD }lcK E I A.

EMERSON

I a m idling t o ni g ht Ala s! "\.V h y s h o uld I s pen d weary h o ur s stnv111 g to g l ea n a bit of light from " Expe ri e n ce' ' ? You are a jug g ler , 1\/I r. E m erso n , - a ju gg ler of " ·ord s and idea s- a nd you k ee p s u c h a n as t o ni shin g num ber of balls in th e a ir a t o n ce, th at I a m at a lo ss t o kn ow exac tl y what I see And I mu st co n fess th at mu ch o f wha t I d o se e di stur bs m e n o t a little.

Ce rt a inl y I agree mo st h ea rtil y th a t we find o ur se l ves " in a se ri es of \\·hich w e d o n o t kn ow th e ex tr emes. " Ofte n I f ee l as th o' I h a d bee n se t d ow n whil e I ~l ept in th e middle of an int er minabl e road a nd left th e r e to w a ken But I re e nt th e impu t atio n that we are puppets, s ubject t o the plea s ur e o f a capricious fate; th a t we are th e ·ic tim of a va t illu sion a nd d o n ot see the thin gs which "·e thin k we see, o r that o u r fa n cy c reates o bj ec t s fr orn. n othi n g You wo uld mak e me belie ve m 1·self t o be fearfull y alone. Ther e is someo n e at m y sid e. P e rh a ps the ima ge h e sees is v as tl y differ ent fr o m th at whi c h I see Someone peak s to m e. H ow am I t o know th a t h e he a r s what I do? Or h o w am I t o know that he eve n ex ist s, o r th a t h e sees m e o r hear s m y vo ice? Ala s, I ca n n ever know and I am alone , ind ee d. T o what am I t o h o ld? Ye , glad l y w o uld I a n c h or , but yo u have turned my a n chorage to quick sa nd.

Y e t you say , " Do n ot craze yo ur se lf with thinkin g , but go about your bu s ine ,, anywhere." And ao-a in , " Si n ce o ur o ffi c_e i- with moment s, let us hu s band th em.'' Am I t o understand th at yo u a re t ellin g m e to cea se m y bootle ss queri es and tr eat l if e as th o' it were a re a lit y ? T o t a ke thin gs a s the y come? To make o ur strok es a s be st we ca n th o' th ey ma y be bent and deflected lik e ra y of light in water. That is obvio us ly th e o nl y co ur se , unle ss o ne w o uld wis h t o sit by 1Yi th folded h a nd s a nd give Fate th e time to pull the s tring w hi c h " ill lip th e trap-d oo r fr om under hi s feet.

JVIr. Emerso n , I fear th a t th e water in which yo u swim with ease i - much t oo deep for me , a nd that o nl y the year - ca n teach m e th e str o kes " hi ch yo u used in brea stin g th e tid e.

-HAZ EL WHEELER.

THE WERE-WOLF

JI M ner vo u ·l v thumb ed th e pages of th e m aagz in e , th en t osse d it t owa rd s it , co m pa ni o n s in th e co rn er. " H ow in H ell am I u ppo se d t o r ea d w ith th o se d a mn ed wo l ves how l ing a t m e? " he b ur s t o ut. H a d th ere been a n yo n e th e r e he w ould h ave bee n surp rise d in d ee d , fo r Jim , or J a m es J. B o llin g a s he h a d bee n kn ow n at co ll ege , was u su all y m o r e so ft- spo ken.

H e did n ot a rri ve a t thi s st a t e of m ind fro m a n y s li g ht ann oya nce F a r fro m it

A n yo ne wh o has e ve r t r ied t o a mu se him se lf w ith so m e t we nt y an c ie nt " P o pu la r l\-1 ec ha ni cs" m agaz in es as h is o nl y co m pa n y ca n r ea li ze so m ewh a t th e d eg r ee of B o llin g 's m e nt a l f e rm ent. Addin g t o t hi th e h ow lin g o f th e wo l ves jus t out sid e th e cab in in st ran ge A l a sk a, hi s t e n io n is beyo nd th e im ag in a ti o n.

Severa l m o nth s befo r e, J im ' un cle , w ho wa a p r os pec t o r 111 Al as ka, ha d ag r ee d t o t a ke hi s n e ph ew w ith him o n o ne o f hi s num ero u s trip s . Jim , ju st o ut of D ental Sc h oo l , ha d welco m ed thi s c h a nce o f ge ttin g a l ittl e vaca t io n , a nd a t th e sa m e tim e ea rnin g e n ou g h m o n ey, pe rh a ps, t o et him up in p rac ti ce, as h e w a s t o ge t o n e-third of w h a t e ve r th ey m a d e

A ll we nt we ll w hil e th ev we r e go in g u p th e Y uk o n o n th e littl e ri ve r st ea m er , bu t wh e n th ey ' di se mb a rk ed a bo ut h a lf w ay t o F ort Y uk o n a nd bega n th e ir t o rtu o u s j o urn e y· by ca n oe up o n e o f th e tribut ar ies , B ollin g bega n t o wi sh he were bac k in Sa n F ran c isco.

T hey · co ntinu ed for per ha ps tw o hund re d mil es unt il th ey ca m e t o th e hea d o f th e Old l\/[a n Ri ve r , w h ere U ncl e Stu a rt ' s ca bin w a Thi s had bee n built so m e tim e befo r e , a nd he n ow int e nd ed t o u se it as a base for p ro s pec tin g. Th e t wo wee ks' j o urn ey had hard ene d Jim , as h e was n ow ca ll ed , until he f elt qu it e a n ex pe ri e nce d woo d sm a n

Cac hin g th e b ulk o f th e ir su p pli e here , th ey co ntinu ed so m e t e n mil es t o th e pr os pec ti ve cla im , w he r e th ey b u ilt a ro ug h s hac k . H ere U ncle S t uar t h a d n o ti ce d tr ace s of go ld -du st a nd th ese it wa s th e ir pur po e t o fo ll ow u p until th ey reac hed th e m o th e r lo d e Th e ir wor k prog r essed ra pidl y a nd th ey soo n ca m e u po n a str ea m w hose bo t tom was of h eav il y go ld- bea rin g sa nd . T h e r e seeme d t o be n o e nd t o thi s t rea u r e ; a ll th a t was n ee d e d was t o t ra n sport it t o c ivi li za t io n.

H owe ve r , a bo ut thi s tim e th e i r foo d suppl y ra n l ow a nd a tri p bac k t o th e ba se ca bin wa s n ecessa r y. vV he n th ey a rri ve d th ey fo und that so m e a nim a ls ha d m a d e th e i r w ay int o th e lo ft o r a tti c a nd h ad d est roye d p rac ti c all y a ll th e p ro v isio ns, o nl y a lit tl e ca nn ed stuff re mainin g

1 he r e ,\·as o nl y o n e thin g t o be d o n e. S ha nn o n , a , m a ll ettl e m e nt , \\" a a diffi c ult t we nt y-mil e jo urn ey ove r a m o unt a i n r id ge. Feari ng th a t if th ey t oo k tim e t o m a ke th e w h o le trip bac k th e " ·ay th ey ha d co m e , " inter w ou ld et in before th ey co uld return , it was d ec id e d th a t B ollin g's uncl e sh o uld go t o S h a nn o n whil e Jim r e m a in e d a t th e cab in .

Th e firs t tw o d ays o f h is uncle 's absence B o llin g sper. t in r epa irin g th e cabi n a nd th ro win g up a n ear th emb a nkm e nt abo ut three fe e t hi g h a ll around th e w all s in pr epa r a ti o n for winter. Th e seco nd ni g ht , ho w eve r , o ne o f th e co untr y's tr eac herou st o rm ar ose a nd by m orn in g th e s no" · w as eve r yw he r e piled hi g h There was no t th e li g ht es t l et-up until th e nex t ni g ht. "\¥ hen th e ll" ea th er cleare d it 1rns ev id e nt th a t ,, int er had -et in o n Ala s ka's high plateau.

As B o llin g spe nt th e· n ex t d ay in th e cab in he h a d plent y of tim e t o ,1 ·ond e r what h a d occ urr ed on th e tr a il t o S h a nn o n H e ,Y as n o t a n xio u s, th oug h , for hi s uncl e ha d ha d plenty of time t o arr ive at hi s d esti na t io n before th e t orm d esce nd ed

vVhile shoveling a w ay th e s n o,1· in th e co ur se of fi ndin g so m e fire " ·ood that af t ernoo n , he th oug ht he saw severa l s kulkin g fo rm s slinkin g o ff th ro ug h the woo d s. R emembering th e animals \\"hi ch h a d b ro ke n into th e s t ore r oom, he m a d e sur e o n r eachin g hom e th a t hi s rifl e w as l oa d ed a nd n ear a t ha nd.

In the ho pe o f sec urin g a pelt he t oo k hi s gu n when he went ou t th e fo ll ow in g m o rnin g . No wild lif e w as t o be ee n but as he was returning t o th e cab in loa d e d d ow n with w oo d he no ti ce d be hind him severa l wo lves .

H e t oppe d ; tw o of th e 1rnives st opped . O ne, however , a hu ge , a l mos t black , g r a ; bea st , ap p roache d u ntil he , ms fa irl y clo se. B ollin g l aid down hi s load s low ly, a nd j ust as s lo w ly t oo k hi g un fro m hi s back. The w o lf m oved no t a pa rti cle but see m ed t o be c uri o u l y obse rving thi s str a nge c rea tur e. Ca uti o u sly B o llin g ra ise d hi s rifl e; th ~ ,1 ·olf watched interestedly. Ju st as Jim was about t o pull th e tri gge r, th e big black a nim a l gave a li g ht bound be hind a bu s h a nd t ro tt ed o ff up a sm all rav in e No np l u ssed a t th e crea t ure's int e lli ge nce, Bo llin g picked up hi s burden an d r eturn ed home.

That ni g ht th e pack, probab ly l ed by thi s sa m e b l ac k d em o n , appr oa ched close t o th e cab in a nd howl ed a w ay th e nig ht . Jim fir ed severa l s ho t s a t them. At fir st th ey sca tt ere d , al w ays r eturr: ing. Soo n , th oug h , th ey became co nt empt uo u s e n oug h t o remain At l as t B o llin g " en t to bed bu t , ms a nn oyed a ll n ig ht by th e sc raping of exp lo rin g fe et o n th e roof ju s t ove r hi s bu nk. Jim aw by th eir t rac k · th e n ext m o rnin g th a t th ey ha d in ve sti ga t ed th e ca bin thoroughl y durin g hi s sl ee p

T hey h a d no t go n e far h e di scovere d in goi n g o n bis daily earc h for wood. See in g th em skulkin g beh ind him he wa st e d ma n y sh o t s, but as th ey were ca r e ful t o kee p ju st o ut o f goo d ra n ge he did n o b a rm t o t hem. H e d ec id ed n ot t o go o ut a n y m o r e th a t d ay as he had e nou g h wood t o l as t until his un cle hould re turn Th e th ou ght so bere d him , fo r hi s uncl e sho uld ha ve been h ome by now. That ni g ht h e was ca reful in hi s sh oo tin g for he r ea li zed th a t thi s was a se ri o us th in g a nd that h e ha d a l read y waste d t oo m a n y bullets u seless l y

A c ircle of eyes surr ou n ded hi cab in and th ere mu st ha ve been t\\ enty wolve s in th e pack , wh ich , desperate for food in th e sudden winter , h a d se ttl ed upon him a · th ei r quarr y. H e sho t caref ull y a nd w as severa l tim es rewar d ed b y a hid eous s n ar lin g a th e bea t s a t e th e ir d ea d o r wo und ed com r a d e . Several tim es he sh ot a t th e mo nst er wi th th e black coa t as it a pp eared m om en t ari ly, but h e n eve r see m ed t o be s ucce sful a lth o u g h h e was sure he h ad a im ed str aig ht.

B ollin g h a d a s t out heart, but wol e tru c k a p rimiti ve n o t e in hi s m a ke-up , a nd hi s spine qui vere d as he saw th e nex t m o rnin g that th e wolves h a d not d e pa rt e d , but m e r ely retreated a li t tl e t o adva nce aga in th e nex t ni g ht.

H e did no t ven tur e o ut aga in bu t th o u g ht t o tir e th em by utt e r di srega rd. Every ni g ht , however, th ey became bo ld er and bo l der. Every night , t oo, he became t e nse r a nd m o r e t ense, fo r hi s un cle shou ld ha ve been bac k l o n g ago. There was foo d en ough for so m e tim e, to be sure , but foo d is n o t a ll th a t ke eps a man a li ve. Jim c ra ved co mp a n y, or a t l eas t so methi n g t o vary th e m o n o t o n y o f " P o pul ar l\tiechanics" am! n o thin g nes

Th a t is wh y Jam es B o llin g so a ddr esse d him se lf as h e to sse d th e m agaz in e t owar d ;; it co mp a ni o n s i n th e co rn er. But th a t is n o t a ll.

When h e had fir st tri e d to ge t a sho t a t th e huge gray-b l ac k wolf he ba d been a t ou nd ed by its int elli ge nce. A tim e we nt on he ra n th e ga mut from curiosi t y t o t error -fill ed h a tr ed. Time af t er tim e th is sa me war th y fie nd wo uld o ut\\ it him. It w as no t thi s ,Yhi c h m a d e him perple xe d a nd uneasy; bu t the thin g seeme d h u m a n. At fir st he th o u g ht thi w as hi s im agina t io n A s tim e wen t o n h e became m o r e a nd m o r e co n v in ce d _ of th e pec uli ar hum a n t rai t s of thi demon. Eve n it s how l at ni g ht so und e d l ike th e sc r ea m of a woman , a h ars h , demon " ·oman.

B o llin g had re a d of th e m y th o l ogica l \\ -e re-,-volves. ::--l ow h e kn ew of th e werewolve The o nl y ti me the black beas t see m ed a m yth \\·as wh en a bullet pas ~ed h a rmle s ly be t,1·een th ose d e ri s ive, g h ou li sh eyes

PETER PAN

" H a n g in g in a dark a nd st a rl ess s ky, Th e c resce nt m oo n , so s il very a nd coo l , Spi ll s her m oo nli g ht in an emera l d poo l.

Th e ni g ht- wi nd s " hi s pe r softly , pa ss in g by; Ripplin g th e reflection mirrored th e re

Of P e t e r P an , th e youth ,Yh o kn ow n o ca re ;

And ge ntly liltin g, sw e llin g , S\\" ee t er gro win g Drift th e sof t . o n g P e t e r P an i bl o win g .

-SAD EE TAYLOR.

MY ISLE

A n emera ld sea, a coral r ee f ,

A sea-g ull in th e sky.

A cre st ed \\·ave, a sa nd y beach ,

A fore ig n ship sail s by

A palm tr ee t a ll. a senti n el

For a ll th e isl a nd 'ro und ;

A l oo n g ives fo rth a di sm a l c r y,

And fai n t th e ec hoe s so und.

Thi s w o rld i min e, a m ag ic i le

F ree from a ll n o i e a nd care;

No matter where I am t od ay , :\l y isle is waiting th ere.

- SADEE TAYLOI{.

THE LOG BOOK OF C. H. S.

SEPTEMBER

September 15 - The C laremont laun ch e d t oda y upon the boule v ard. Too k on a cargo of Latin , A lgebra a n d History.

September 16-H ai l my Heartie s ! Fire ; till s ighted northwe s terly.

September 17-M e ss m:ne s of m in e, the ant s are hungry! Poor Mi ss Peter s on· s lunc h w as quit e up set.

September 18- Our g ood s hip reall y pull s up anchor , with s a il s s h aking. Some try-out fo r ch oru s ( mo s tl y out ) Sadee s awed wo od acc o rding to E s au.

Sep t ember 19- Seaman McKenna giYe s lecture o n knittin g s weater s

September 22-vVe s ight a ring o n M iss Rog r ·s finger.

September 23 - Stand by, the g irl s' gy m cla ss b egin _ the Sailor s ' Horn Pi pe , eptember 24-Ahoy gi rl s ! Ba s k etball begin s.

Septembe r 25 - Football s tart s out gallantl y

September 26-H ere ' s food for th o ug ht-ic e cre a m sa le.

September 29 - Ble ss m y soul , fire still in s igbt an d o nl y 14 0° o f temp e rature.

September 30-Ri g ht you a r e, Annual Board meeting at \ Vilkin so n 's Barbara Birkhoff vi s its the sch ooner.

OCTOBER

October ! -P arty for Barbara Birk h off at Ta y lor 's All h a nd s on deck.

October 3-Dr. Freeman talk s o n C h ina. Se ni o r girl s vi s it Delta L a mbda- ' s ha d e s o f n, g nt were fa llin g fa s t.' '

Oct o ber 4-C E. part y a t Ja llin g s'. B y the p o w e r s, Bett y, yo u ' re to be congratulated o n your " Life Buo y .' '

October 5- Stead y, bo y s, stead y, o nly 243 m o re day s of sch ool when we drop anchor fo r three m onth s.

October 7-M y deadlights ! 1 heard a girl beg a chair 's pard o n.

October 8-Th e Marine band con s ist s larg e ly of the win d in strument s kn o wn a s No e sman y fine trumpet s are on di s pla y

October 9-Two feminine intellectu a ls return on bo ard E ntr a nce d by a lectur e o n M a th ematic and Art- what ay , - Chief Enginee r Fi s k e, do th ey get a 1 +?

Oct o b e r 10-Juni o r G o b s s prin g blu e an d g r ey swe a :e r s w it h a s h o rt s ki t ( s kirt ) . The y' r e tru e sea - dogs

Oct o b e r IS- Sh o re lea v e fo r the Fa i r a n d T ea ch e r s ' In s titnt e N o Fair do ub l in g up o n u s

October 16-Hand s by the ha lya rd s ! vVe d efe a t t h e bar g e " G eo rge Juni o r Republic .' '

Oc t o b e r 17-Fir st lat e De Ja cob y p u t u s in at th e po rt of Afri c a fo r thirt y -fi ve min ute s

Oct o ber 2 2- G i v e w ay! V i e r a mm ed v, ebb Sc h oo l to da y

Oc t o ber 23-Seve r a l s ai lo r e tte s r o wed ove r to C hin o B ay ah e r c ide r- Y o -h o -h o a n d a b ottl e of rum !

Oct o ber 24-L oya lti es- " I h ope to t e ll ya h ' ' - a n o ri g inal s lan g ex pr e s s io n of th e Juni or Go b s

Oc to ber 2 6- Keep y ou r wea th er - eye o u t fo r t h e re d a n d g r ey ca p s s p run g at th e ga m e

O ct o b e r 27-D ear T em p le, " i ts eucai yp rn s oi l- a nvthin g e lse yo u w ant to k n ow ?

Oc t o b e r 28 -Oh Marg are t !

Oc t o ber 2 9-Of!i ce r s hav e a " B ig I dea·• an d ann o un ce th e cas t.

O ct o be r 30- Shi ve r my timber s, that w a s s o m e Soc io logy de b at .e o n s eco n d de c k!

O cto b e r 31-Th e fo o tball c rew, af t er an i 11spir i11 g rall y w a s de f ea te d by Col t o n. M ess s erv ed t o th e tw o cr e w , by th e G irl s' L eag u e.

NOV EMB E R

Nove mb e r 2- C E Go b s s e r ved me ss a t B eck y ' s toni g ht

Nove mber 12-Tbe A nnu a l B o a rd t a lke d ov er' th e ir s upp e r an d th e s hi p ' s my s t e ry a t th e Ass is tant E d ito r' s c a bin.

No v ember 14- Sra n d by the c r e w ! C hin o w in s th e foo tb a ll g2 m e

N o ve mb e r IS- Sc a tt e r la d , Se ni o r Go b Fi e ld er ge t s hit by the chi c ke n-p o x.

' ov e mber 16- Good ne ws fo r so m e o n e; li st c rin e adve rti se ment w in s th e C u r r e nt £ ,·enc, impr om pt u co nte s t in C iv ic .

Nov ember 17- Tip u s a s ta ve. P e r cy G rain ge r pla y s

Nov ember 18- " Sh ar en o ug h ," thi s is Ed uc a tional vV e e k.

N ovember 19-Lan d -b o, T e acher s' In s titute and th e g o b s a gai n obta in s h o re le a ve. Gi rl s ' L eag ue s er ved me ss fo r th e " in s titut o r s. "

Nov ember 20- Deck c hair s a ss ign ed in a s s embl y.

)Jov emb e r 22- G irl s' Lea g u e Co n v enti o n hel d o n bo ard th e P om ona.

Nove mb e r 27-P o rt-h om e fo r Thank sg ivin g

N o vemb e r 2 9- Go bs g ive h o p o n " C it y H a ll' ' d eck.

Nove m b er 30-M a rg a r e t \ ~Tall e r- do y o u s ee thi s ?

DECEMBER

December 1- The capta in a n d crew alike s till groa n at the thought o f turkey.

December 3-H aze l B re mm e r is alway s s porting som e thin g new; we fo r go t t o r ecord the

" L oud " en gage ment ri n g of No vember 5th

D ecemb e r +--My cocked hat! Gob Fi e lde r s n ores o n hi s wr1 t cl, o n Civ ics · deck.

December 5-F ou r lit.ti e s ailorette s s urel y were bad, Four little s ailore tte s are n ow feelino- s ad , Margy, Marty , Becky and J ea n , L oc k ed on the ou t s ide of th e sc reen Lock ed o ut of th e window , one and all. Then fini s hed the h o ur in s tudy-hall???

D ecember 6- Thun der turtl e ! Ad invite s a bunch t o '"rim o ve r to the P omonn

Ex tr avaga nza - fun. to

D ecember 11-B ernice Waller r ece ive s word of h er p r om oti on to t h e capta in cy

s ee th e of the

C H .S .B

D ecem b e r 12-The " Bi g I dea " wa lked th e p la nk

December 13 - Th e " Big I dea·• d id n' t need a li fe pre s erver-b ut came up o n top

D ecember 15-They say th a t looki ng fcrwa r d to s omet h ing keep s y o u g o ing. The crew 15 look in g forward to Sa nt a C lau s

December 16-AII Gob s o f fi r t r at in g e nj oy the State Sc h o la r s hip b an quet.

December 17-A regular o l' sh o r e leave commences. Yo u lan d lu bbe r s do n' t appreciate y ou r schooner.

December 25 - Ca n a n yo ne gues s what happened?

December 29-R at s ! The , oyage co ntinue s with no mi s h ap s.

D ecember 31 - J o hn Cu mmin g a n d K ennet h vV hit e m a n fini s h the y ea r at C levenger~.

J A- ' A RY

J a nu ary 3-So m of u s dr i fte d oYer to the " Califo rn ia '· t o se e '" P et e r Pan: ·

January 5-Don ' t budge mate s ! Juni o r s win the g i rl s ' ba s ketball champi o n s hip. Ba ketball crews w in lightw eig ht , an d los e h e av y weight game : o C o v in a.

J a nu ary 6-Mi ss \;I, o rthin gham g o e d eep s ea fi hing for a girls· ba s ebal l crew.

Ja n uar y 7- H a rd l in e s- Ci tru s \".\'IDS

J a n uar y 8- 'Ne ca n ' t figure out w h at th ey a r e do ing it with te s t s

from th e g o b s the o fficer s a r e celeb r ating. A ll that we know is th a t

Januar y 9- Hea vyweig ht ba s ket-ball crew enterta in e d t h e ir s ailorette s aboa rd the " G le n d o ra." '

Ja nu ary J O-Th e J a ll ing s a r e s urpri s ed at th e ir h op!

Januar y 11 - H ow man y knock-kneed s:i i!o r - are th e r e? " I ntelli ge nt '' te s t in E co n om 'cs

January 15 - Some h op at the De Mo lay d ance o n th e " P om o na E bel!. "

J a nu a ry 16 - Go b s h o ld a S B. meeting.

J a nuar y 18- The Am e rican Hi s to ry cla ss ha s th e chi ll s C o n sti tut io n ! !

J a nu a r y 19- Tr y - ou t s fo r operetta. S hiv er my tim ber !

J a nu a r y 2 0- Cas t cho s en for " Marriage of Na nnette. "

Ja nuar y 22 -Did anyone s a y that~ g ir l b ro ke one of Mr. J acoby ' s milk bc n l es ? Scatt er la t.is

Ja nuar y 23 - A n o ther s peaker malign o ur c an v a s vV e' r e ge ttin g t i r ed of hea ring s peaker · talk about o u r drop curtain. By m y cro ss -bow s , we ' re trying to bu y a n e w on~

Janua r y 2+-- " T h ief of Ba gdad " ' no ugh s aid

January 26 - St~ady, yo u p oo r g ob s! Eco n omi cs come s lik e a li o n.

Janua ry 30-Freak Da y for th e crew. Some of them loo ked a if t h ey' d walked th e plan \; backwa r d vVe wo n th e l ig htw eig ht cup from C hin o

F EB R A RY

February 2-\Ve make a ga ll a nt atte mp t to k eep up. \ Ve a r e half way th ro u:(1 ou r , ·oyage.

February 3-Abraham Linco ln come s to l ife ( a nd we go to leep ) at th e Tu e a y at t ra c: io n.

P'ebru ary 6- A II went t o h e ar th e h a rpi s t t oni g h t. We were prepared for tbe en d of t ht wor ld as pr ed icted by Mother - ( \ Ve ll m oth e r who? )

February 9- There is s ome d is ea e o n b o a r d. Six t y - s iv of th e cr e w are b ~lo w decks

F e bru a ry 10- F ewe r s till o n d ec k t oda y Ma l- de -m e r e ? N o, P.u !

February 11 - -nable t o man s h ip , d r ifted until February 2+rh

Febru a ry 23 - On o u r sea - le g agai n and back to the ga ll e •

Febru a ry 25 - G i rl s' B a seba ll crew Io - es to Pu e nt e. Betty H ods o n , Duncan MacD o ugall , Alben J ag n ow , Donald McKenna po s ted a s co mm e n ceme nt s peaker s

MARCH

March 1- Th e s:xt h g r ade pre s e nt ed the " Magic Ke y' ' in a s se m b ly.

March 4- T o da y we sa t o n deck a n d li s tened to Pr es ident Co o lidge· , I nJu :;; u rnl l\dd r ~s~.

' Ai n ' t sci enc e wonde rful ?' '

March 6-Mr s. Stanley spo ke in A ss embly

March 10- Struck for port! The Tu esday e,·rn in g s h o w wa s good ' nuf."

March 12-M embers of Annua l Bo ar d plus Bernice e n joyed the evening at Waller' s.

Ma r ch 13 - Thirt ee n alway s wa s an u nl ucky day fo r - ailor s, g ir ls los t t o Co lton 11-1 8.

Marc h 16-A m er ica n Hi s t o r y exam. M y lif e pre se r ers ! Bar ba r a Bab so n gave a Sai n t P a tri ck's party fo r t he " Same Fi ve ."

March 17- St. P atrick's Da y.

March 2 0-New "s teel " locker - ! Hi Jin x party and everybody o n dec k " Sh iver my timber s. " " Under th e sp reading Che.rt11ut Tr ee! "

March 21-Becky a n d J ea n had a s ailo r's s hu/He.

March 23-Ro a P o n se lle :mg in P om o n a t o ni g ht.

Ma r ch 27- ' 'Mar ria ge of Na nn et te ;" th e be ar, at !ea s t h is sk in , s uffer ed terribly.

March 28 -P art y after operetta w a s a big s ucc 2ss.

A PRIL

Apr il I - Apr il Fool 's Da y ! H ow many dumb gods e n de avored to write wi th a rubberle aded penci l and to gaze through a blackened te les cop e? M y de ad li ghts!

.-\pril 2- Sai lo r ette's night at Hi-Y.

Ap ril

April A pril

3-~' e desert the old Schooner for Ea s t er vacatio n

6- Some of the crew were irre s is tibl y draw n to th e monkey cage at th e c i rcu

8- Gob Wei brod g i ves a huffi e.

Apr il 10- Sai loret: e Ada \ ~ a tkin s en t er t ai n s at a dinne r da nce. \ Te jigged our feet off.

April 11-D e fo lay dance at Ebel! C lu b went off br o wn. 1e ought t o be pretty good dancer s by n ow.

i\pri l 16-ku ll a n d C r os s- bo n e s! R ouge recipe d iscove re d in Mr. Hooper' · chem. r ecipe b ook!

Ap ril 17-Tito Schipa sa n g at th e Ebe ll-Philharm o nic cour se vVe find o u, there is a H o u se Part y coming. A s if we weren ' t sea -s ick en o uo-h !

April 22- An nu a l Board [\Je e rin g at Mike' s h ou e. The class ni ght comm ittee does n ' t know w h at it mi ss ed.

Apri l 3C- C hi no game. The y w in

MAY

May I-M ay fir s t Th e o ld boat wa s s haken up a little bit by an earth quake.

May 2- 'vVe a lm os t wept sa lt tea r wit h S now White in the May M asque

Ma y 6-P T - A. m ee tin g M iss Br oo ks wa s th e peaker Cho ru s sa ng

M ay 7- J a n e Cow l in " R o m eo a n d J u li e t " " 'vV h e r efo r e a rt th o u R o me o?"

May 11 - Go b Jagn ow , o nce again discourses o n " Snap<' Va ri o u s athletic picture s ta kr :1 for Annual.

May 13- Anyway it 's n ot Frida y. Senior Eng li sh Go b s d iagno ~e Browning

May 14---T enn is team ch ose n.

May 15-Th ose of u s who d id n' t go on the H o u se Part y st ayed up till 12:30 watc h ing " Ant o ny and C le o patra "

May 16-Di d anyo ne s a y the beach combers were g l ad to s ee th e grub arriYe?

May 17- Tear yourse lves a nd thank you r lu cky s tar s th at th is L og B oo k is go ing t o pre ,. Lan d s ighted and we'll soo n drop a n chor!

Joshes

T o o ur belo ved cla sm a t e D e ut ero n om y Smith

In a ppr ec ia ti o n of th e m a n y L esso n s w e ha ve r ece ive d

From him

vVe ded ica t e the fo ll o" -in g page s

IN MEiVIORIAJVI

Donald: "Say, the j oke yo u handed in were t err ibl e."

J ea n: " I don ' t kn ow. I ju s t th rew a l ot of th e re j ec t ed o ne s 111 th e st ove a nJ the fire j u st roa red

OOGLE GOOGLE

They were sea t ed in th e parlor. The ha nd of th e clock po int ed t o a quarte r af t er e leve n . T hey we r e ca rr yin g o n th e u su a l lin e of co nve r sa ti on:

" Doe s um li ' l boy love s hi s li ' l g irl ?"

" Oo kn ow I d oe s."

Sud de nl v fa th er 's vo ice is h ear d f rom th e nex t room.

"Say, d ~e s um l i'l bo y kn ow h ow to t ell tim e ye t ?"

B e ntl ey:

" B u d " :

" H ow' d yo u ge t in t o Del t a L a mba ?"

" vVell , 1 work ed up m y s peec h-m a kin g ab ilit y by addre ss in g e n vel o pes."

BOOBS! ATTENTIO

Yes, we mea nt t o print freak da y upside down.

A C LOS E CA LL

The parlor so fa held th e t wai n Fair d a msel a nd her l ove l y swain ; He a nd she.

But h a rk ! a st ep up o n th e st a ir!

And m o th e r find s th em si ttin g t hereH e a nd she.

" Th ere goes 15 c t o th e d ogs," he said w h e n he paid for th e shin e.

SIMON STODDARD: SO PH Ol\ I O R E

So me Se ntim ent al Short S t ory!

S im o n S t odd ar d , sl im simpl e s tudent , st oo d st oc k till st ar in g sull e nl y- sudd en !>· saw Sa di e S impkin s, "swee t s ixteen ," st eppi n g s turdil y.

Sam S loa ne , sly s port , sa t sur veyi ng surr o undin gs sadly. Saw sublim e Sadie sa unt eri ng lowly. Sam seek in g Sadie aw Sad ie sea t ed s il e ntl y, so Sam swagge r ed sof tl y so li ci tin g Sadie soc iall y.

Sa di e screame d- slapp ed Sam. Soon Sam sa mpl ed S im o n 's st re ng th Sam , Si m o n , stru gg led ; Sa di e sh o ut ed , "S trik e S a m! " Soon Sam sped sw iftl y so m ew her e.

Summ e r' s s un sa nk sl owly. S t a r s s ho n e shimm er in g ly Sadie , Simo n sa t str a ngely s il e nt. S imo n sudd e nl y sa id so me thin g somewha t surpri in g.

Sa die • simpl y sa id , " So sudden! "

Soon Sadie sh a red S im o n 's sa v in gs .

So st ops S im o n '- se ntim ent al st ory.

ELECTRIC CO.

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PH ONE 12 50

Sh e: I ll'i sh he w o uld co me H e h as kept m e wa itin g n ea rl y a n ho ur.

B ro th e r: I a lways t old yo u he \\'as eff em in a t e

aw a lem on in th e ocea n , T oo fa r o ut fo r me t o w a d e, Thr ew a rope out t o th a t lem on Ju st t o g ive th a t lemo n- ad e."

Hi: G otta new calf a t ye r h ouse a int ch a, Si ?

S i: N a\\ ·-th a t s onl y gra nm a\\· pra cti ci n g o n her ne" · saxyp hon e

LEWI S , Th e J e-we l e r

Fi n e ff/ at e!, R epai r ing

W A T C H ES

J E W E LR Y

CLOCKS

2 51 w. F ir st St.

CJ a remo nt , Ca lif.

Quali t y Meats

Fres h a nd moked

SPRI G'S MEAT M ARKET

C ornpl i n ien ts of

11RS . RUTH E . P O WELL

:d en 's F urni sh in gs

vVome n 's a nd C hildr en 's \ Vea r

Dry G oo ds

C L A REMON T. CALIF OR N I A 76

Your Stud ent B ody S e ll s Our B ar s

W OODRO W CA D Y C O M P ANY

LO S ANGE LES , CALIFORN I A

The h ab itu al inebria t e ,rn of cour e met a t th e d co r by hi s ir a t e s po use H e h ad a lar ge swell o n h.i s for e hea d a nd bore t races o f a rec e nt n ose -bleed.

" You drunkard , " she sa id , "yo u h ave been figh tin g agai n! '

" No m ' de ar."

" D o n ' t te ll me ' - o ' H o" · did yo u bet th a t bump o n your h ea d? "

" I bumped it o n th e ch a nd ' l ee r. "

" Ridicul o us, ho"" co uld yo u b u mp it o n th e c h a nd el ie r? "

" I st ood up o n a chair. "

Wi n kie : " L e t' s strik e for s ho rter ho ur s

Bec ky: " You bet. Six ty mi nut es is t oo much

:VIotori t : " H ey, yo u o ug ht a l ook o ut !"

Fr a n ces De :m ( wh o h a bee n n ea r!) · run over) : \ Vassa m a tt er. ) o u go nn a back up? "

Mi ss \ iV illo w s: "No w t e ll m e, did Caesar w in th e ba ttl e?"

G er trud e : "O f co ur se, Cae ar \\"rot e th e boo k ."

B e nn e tt Arm strong: " Ll ew e llyn , yo u s ur e h ave o ne big mouth .

Ll ewe llyn : " S ay m a n , th a t a in ' t n o keyh ol e in th e front o f , ·o ur face."

She : " L e t 's dan ce Put o n th e Vi c "

He: " H ave you go t a good record? "

She : " Sir! "

J ewe lr y for Gradu a ti o n vVa t c hes Our Special t y

C. C. ZILLES, Th e J ewe l er

196 vV. 2 nd S t reet

P om o na

FASHIO A D A RT SHOPPE

G O LENOR'S I DYLLW I L D

is where you will find satisfying dri nk ~ and deliciou s ca n die s, also homecooked lun ch es

Ph o ne MAin 4

18+ WEST SECOND STREET

:\ Ir s. Hull: " Give the names of Greek Phil osop h ers ."

Co -ed: " Socrates-Sophocle -Isosceles "

POMONA

YI rs . Hull ( reading a th eme ) : "Ou r school \\"as buil t 111 1909 . It 1s a l arg e 11 hite tru ctu re - e t c."

B e tt y: " Ple ase repeat. I haven ' t heard a n ythin g since 1909. "

TRY THIS DISH

Take on reckless , n atura l-b orn foo l ; n -vo or thr ee big drink of bad liqu or; a high-powered, fa st motor-car.

Soak fool in liqu or , place in car a nd let go. After due tim e, remove from wreckage , place in black , - a tin -lined box and ga rni h 11·ith Ao11·ers.

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It 's a w o nd e rful thin g fo r the \\-omen The pop ul a r permanent wave , Now it' up to some stru gg lin g im·entor To ge t out a per man ent sha ve

1\/I r. De J acob y: " D oes anyone kr,mv what th e Sherm a n ac t w as?"

Esther Clevenger: " I think it \1 -as " :\Iar chin g th rough G eo r <> ia ."

" Shorty " B a bso n: " Say , \\ ho's that st a tu e of o ut in th e ha ll? "

" Bud " : "A w , th a t 's th e ' V/ in ge d Victory.'"

" Short~," : " G os h, I ' d lik e to see th e o th er fell ow .'

vVilli s : " Yep, I \1·as kept o n a strict milk di et fo r over a re a r. ., Duncan: " What wa s rour a ilm ent? " • v\ illis: " Ju st in fa nc~·.'·'

"

B. H. D yas Co . is the " Le a din g Sporti n g Good s Stor e in th e 'Ne st. " a nd th e so ur ce of Athletic Equipmen t for the Sch oo ls of Southern California! :\1 I ail orders from indi v idu als receive prompt attention.

THE MISSI O

B ILL DE RWf N

P E RF EC TI ON CON F EC T I ONS

W A HIN G AN D P OLI SHI NG

CLAREM O T GARAGE

C. R. MA Y, Pr opr ie:or

R E PAIRI NG

STO R AGE TIRE S AN D ACCESSO RI ES

:Hi ss P e t e r so n : "vV h a t is th e l arge t c it y in I ce l a nd? "

R o ber t lH cC ull y : " Ic eb ur g "

Sa les m a n : "S hirt , sir ? vV ill ~-o u h ave a n eg li gee o r stiff bosom ?"

Tubb y: "Negl igee, I g uess . T h e d oc t o r says I mu t avoi d a ll - t a r ch y thi ng ."'

" Pi c tur e K enn e th in a ba r ber's ch a i r , Pi c tu re th e ba r ber c uttin g hi ha i r, Pi c tur e th e h a i r a ll o ve r th e p lace

Pi c tur e th e l ook o n K enn eth 's face, Pi ctur e th e C la remo nt Junk Co.'s ma n , H a ulin g th e h a ir away in a va n , Pi ctu re th e m a ttr esses sol d n ex t day. If you ca n ' t pic tu re t h is, I ' ve n o thin g t o sar."

H e : " 'iVo n ' t yo u ho ld mv ha nd ?"

S h e: " S ir! v'7 h y I n eve ;· h eld a bar ' s h a nd in m y lif e "

H e : " vVeU d o n ' t go putt in g o n a irs-n eith e r h ave I. "

Do t S.: I sabe ll e : D o t S :

" S ay, I have a he n th a t l a id en o u g h eggs t o pave a " Wh a t kind of eggs ?"

" Plrm o uth R oc ks."

tr ee t \\ ith .''

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CLAREM O NT VARIETY

22 5 FIR ST ST

H A RR Y B R NE Y, P ro p

R oses are r ed ,

L e P ages are glu e,

If yo u think yo u ' r e th e be rri es

T he n I ' m th e ca t 's me\\".

"v' here's th ' wif e ?"

" G o ne t o th ' vVes t Indi es "

"Ja1n aica ?"

"Course n o t ! 'se r O\ \ n id ea."

" ' i\T h a t 's your room -ma t e l ik e?"

" Eve rythin g I 've go t !"

" G ee, th a t 's a w on d e rf u l m oo n ."

"vVe ll , if yo u d o n ' t lik e t hi Bui c k yo u ca n ge t o ut a nd wa lk. "

Coy Sa nd e r s :

J a m es O li ve r:

" D o yo u be li eve in a third pa rt y ? '

" It a l I depe nd s o n th e fi rst tw o. "

" Gi rls a re p re tti er th a n me n "

'Na tu ra ll y "

"Na - a rti ficia ll y. '

P OMONA

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T h e b ody c ra vet h m e at s, a nd th e sp i rit is athi rs t fo r peacefu lnes ; h

Let "Joe" Furnish the Mea t

CL A REMON T CAS H M ARK E T

PH ONE 31 0 1

PHO NE 36 11

FAN CY AN D STA PL E GROCE R IES

C . W. F I ELDE R Quality and S er ,vice

C L AREMONT

C asey: " Did t he Sou th ern States sece d e before or after th e Civ il War? "

i\l[eet Y ou w ith a Smile

MA PLE LODGE

Ph o ne 4426

" What ha th ncl e Ab dul lef t t hee in hi s w ill ?"

"O n ly a pa lt r y hundr ed !"

" By th e be a rd of A ll a h, w hat became of the res t of hi s har ern ?"

Fielder: "A n y more sh redde d wheat ?"

Fa th er: "No "

Fie ld e r: " We ll , th a t 's th e la st stra w."

Gi l mo r e's

F/7 e Are "/1/7 ith Y ou

COLONIAL PRESSI G PARLOR

:\rir s. Hull : " Pl ease do n o t si t t oge th e r w ith o ut permi ss io n. "

Fresh ie : " Plea se, ma y I sit t oge th e r. "

:\Ir. De J acoby in Eco n: " Sometime ago my doc t or t o ld me t o exercise carl_v every morning with dumb-bell s. vVill th e cl ass report tomorro \\· before breakfast:•"

Ll ewely n : " I d o n 't like Caesar."

J. C ummin g : " \,V hy no t ?"

Ll ewe ly n: " H e h a d t oo much Gaul. "

Ir s Fi ske: " I s there a ny appe n d ix in thi s Geome t ry or h as it bee n cut out:"

Fat her: " T he nex t time th at yo un g man comes a r o und I ' ll si t o n hi m. "

Daughter: "O h father , leave th a t t o me. "

H aro ld H ager ( " ith th e usual t\\ in k le): " Say , Tubby , do you w a n t to hear so meth in g grea t? "

Tubb y: "S ur e, go a hea d. "

H aro ld (s till t winkli n g): "N uthin ', ju st rub t wo bri c ks t oge th er."

"O h h ave n ' t I " ·ond erf ul ha ir?"

"Kee n , you ca n ' t t ell which is w it ~h. ' '

You' ve B een Pl anning

Ou e oj th e L esso n s of Li/ e-

"A resp ec tab l e appea r a n ce is a b 1q in ess asse t ."

DEHNEL BROTHERS , I NC . P O !VIONA

" R as tu s a h ' m t e ll : n ' yo h str aig ht , mah brudder he 's so bl ack - \\ ·h y I dun s lep ' with him for thr ee yeah s a n ' neb e r see n him a- t a ll! "

" Pu sh away! hi g h brow n , pu sh away! d a t a in t black. Now mah o le man i • black-He 's so d a 11 ·ggun bl a ck th a t th e li g ht e nin g bugs follow him aro und in t he d ay -tim e. I

Yo ur vacation is almost here. To get th e most fr o m it b e prepared to a void insects and sunburn. A ls o yo u should ha ve some good b ooks yo u want to read and paper on w hicb t o w rite that long d el aye d lett er.

Jf7 e hav e a ll an d many mere things f or your pleasure and coni f ort

AL P HA B ET A STORE

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GR O C E RIES

i\I E ATS

VE G E T A BL ES

G erar d a nd Be ntl ey

No 6

R eal H 0111,e Co o king a t

IN DI A HIL L

C O NFECTI O E R Y

H om e M a d e Pi es, Spec ia lt y

Ph o ne +4 2 1 -

" I' sh fr a id t 'go h ome. \ V if e s hm el me br ea t h . "

" H ol d va br ea t h. "

"Ca n ' t ,· 's t oo st ro n g "

C hee r L ea d er: " A ll ri g ht now, l e t 's have a si re n fo r t h e t ea m ."

Sub. ( on th e s id elin es) : " H ey! ma ke it a bl o nd e, \\" ill ya?"

Bud: "See t h a t kid ove r t he r e ? H e' s t ra inin ' t o be a p ri ze fig ht e r. "

:\I r. De J acoby : " H ow ' th a t? ' '

Bud : " \ ,V hy th a t s H om er C l ar k , a nd he boxe d ora nge a ll las t u mmer.

" I ' m t a kin g m y gi rl t o th e a rt ga l l e ry thi s a ft e rn oo n .'

"We ll , I s upp ose s he is pa int ed , but w hy h a ng h e r fo r it ?"

Qu a lit y Se r vi c e P r i ce

D es ir e and D ete r m i na ti o n

T h ese a r e t h e f u ndame nt als fo r

su ccess i n an y l ine of b u si n ess

"Clare 111 0 11t Ph a r macy e r v ire" e 111b races a ll of th ese esse nt ia l s a n d m ore

T ele ph one 376 7

C L A R EM O T

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I. A HOLD E r , P ro p.

Fi rs t & Ya l e C l are m ont , Ca l. 38

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Seco nd H a nd G oo d s

P O lVI ONA

Styl e H ea dqu,arters /or the Young F e llo w s

JOHN P. E, 1 ANS

269 VI. Second St. P O 1fONA

Two thin gs th a t \\ ill t a ke t\\"O stud en t s S\\ immingly throu g h chool:

1. Albert J. : "T he facu lt :,· o f \ rn rkin g. '

2. B etty H.: " v\ ork ing th e facu lt y."

And we might ad d th a t th e re st of u ge t th ro u g h by the w o rkin g of th e facu l t y

Jimmy : "W h a t doe s :VI r. H oo per call that car of hi s ?"

Don: " It depend s o n hO\\ th e thin g '. \\~o rkin g. '

Our illu stri o u alumnu s, Dick B ell , acco sted a fair d a mse l a t o ne of th e college in formal s :

Di c k : " .!H ay I ha ve thi s d a n ce?"

Co-ed: "S ir , ho\\" d are you! "

Di c k: " I didn ' t \\"ant t o danc e- I \\"an t ed t o see if :,-ou spoke E n g li sh. "

"SIG I HERrE, PLEASE. t; ~(,,d,dh.) I \J__..., "YES , J ST TWO l[ lN UTES LATE. "

O ur t a l e 1s s pun

O ur work is d o ne ,

And if t o fire sid e r eve ri es

It ever brin gs fond m emo ri e

Ou r goa l i " ·on.