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THE WHI TTIE R GRE ENLE AF CLAS S PROGRAM

Janua ry 20, 1938

hest of their abilit y and will, at 9A LUNC HEO N all times , uphold the high stand 1arch ing to the music of the ard of Whit tier Junio r High.

After a most enjoy able class orche stra direc ted by Mrs. day progr am in the audit orium White , ninet y-nin e 9A's found and their morn ing classes, the CLAS S WILL their place s for partic ipatio n in 9A's atten ded the custo mary the follow ing class progr am.

We, the class of Janua ry, lunch eon held in their honor , After the Proce ssion al the whole 1938, being physi cally ob trepe r- Janua ry 20, 1938. class sang the class .song, "Whi t- ous and ment ally opaqu e and The decor ation s were very tier Heres To You," followed by know ing the possi bility of fail- beau iful. On the tables were the class day addre ss by the 9A cluste rs of silver candl es tied presi dent, Marg aret Stodd ard. with bows of Amer ican Beau ty The histo ries of home room s 222 color. Ribbo ns of Amer ican and 308 were read by Elino re Beau ty ran throu gh the cente r Robin son and Jean Smith , folof the tables . The nut cups were lowed by a piano solo entitl ed of silver with Amer cian Beau ty "Cou ntry Gard ens" by Euge nia bows . Altog ether it was a very Simm s. Then the histo ries of artist ic arran geme nt, and the home room s 101 and 107 were 9A's give many thank s to the read by Billy Burr and Doro thy teach ers who took up their time Tilton . A trum pet solo entitl ed to decor ate our tables so beau"La Cinqu antai ne" was playe d tifull y!

by Wayn e Keim befor e Iona Jen- • The lunch eon consi sted of beef d • ·b·1· f • sen read the Class Will. A com- mg an imposs1 i ity o passm g, loaf, potato es au gratin , rolls, and being desiro us of maki ng edy skit entitl ed "A Pair of dispo sition of all our world ly ef- butte r and jam, pear salad , and Luna~ ics," was prese nted with fects, do make , publi sh, and de- the crow ning point was ice Phyll is Oyer man and Howa rd clare this to be our last will and cream with letter s "38" in Stacy takm g part. The Hono r testam ent, hereb y decla ring all Amer ican Beau ty color, and cake. and Scho larsh ip Rolls were. read othel'S null and void.

by Mr. Culle r and the Efficiency After the lunch eon, there was .

Roll by Miss Hult. An origin al Max Egley beque aths his _well a short progr am. A flute solo poem by Mado n Pries t entitl ed know n bashf ulnes s to Milto n was given by Robe rt Simm ons "A Tribu te to Whit tier" was Stark . of home room 107. Follo wing read befor e the class sang the Russe ll Jurge ns wills his ex- that the class proph ecy was read

by Howa rd Stacy of home room Whit tier Song . The Reces siona l treme heigh t to Warr en Pool. closed the progr am.

101. Last but not least, the enBob Shull aw leave s his abilit y tire class sang "Whi ttier, Here' s to beat the drum when not wantto You." Of cours e, Mrs. Whit e's CIVIC LEAG UE ed to Jack Tilton orche . stra playe d a few selecELEC TION HELD Gayla nd Glass leave s his tions, which were much enjoy ed by all.

The election for next seme ster's stand ing as home room pet to The rest of the time was spent Civic Leagu e officers was held Georg e Butch er. in obtai ning autog raphs of the Janua ry 10, 1938. As a resul t of the Lillia n Reitz leave s her mas- pupil s. The class all enjoy ed it electi on the following girls receiv- sive size to Fern Freem an. and were glad that they were all ed these impo rtant positi ons: able to be toget her befor e going Presi dent, Helen Benn ett, 220; Edwa rd McN amar a and Dick to senio r high schoo l.

Vice Presi dent, Kathe rine Rice, Maha n leave their abilit y to lose 301; Secre tary, Alice Booth, 314. their badge s to Dick Mars hall Bonn ie Bradl ey leave s her The boys officers are: Presi dent, and Wesle y Mase r. abilit y to grin at anyth ing at Richa rd Mahaffey, 208; Vice PresDoro thy Tilto n leave s her job anyti me to anyon e so blessed. ident , Roy Cochran, 105; Secre- as edito r-in-c hief of the Green John Schw abaue r leave s his tary, Howa rd Hanse n, !300. leaf to anybo dy who likes to curly hair to anyon e who migh t These officers will be the guid- worry . be lucky enoug h to get it. ing hand of the Whit tier pupil s Betty Shull aw leave s her singEuge nia Simm s •leave s her next seme ster. We are all very ing abilit y to Lois Laws on. book on • "Diet " to Doro thea sure that these boys and girls farga ret Stodd ard leave s her Lemo n. will perfo rm their dutie s to the , blush to Helen Kisse lbach .

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bac k whe n we ente red and took one of our home rooms. Mr. Updeg raft and Miss orto n hav e ente red as our home room teac hers, with Miss Nor ton leaving.

Mis s McCormick, Mr. Wells, Miss Hel en Mad sen, Mis s Vee rhus en, Miss Fer gus on, Mis s ilcGre w, Mrs . Wo rral l, Mis s Pete rson, Miss Zam zow and 1iss Kah m in the office hav e join ed the facu lty in the last thre e yea rs. The Misses Kel ler, Osthoff, and Cru ise wer e mar ried dur ing our stay at Wh ittie r.

Per hap s it would be inte rest ing to kno w tha t the mid dle wes tern stat es are the birt hpla ces of mos t of the 9A's. Good old Lin coln has the righ tful hon or of bein g the birt hpla ce for sixt yfou r 9A's. Dif fere nt tow ns in Neb rask a are the birt hpla ces for ipal Princ er, Cull L. C. Mr. Miss Selm a A. Hult , Assi stant princ ipal twe nty- fou r whi le Iow a repr esen ts four , Kan sas two, Mis sou ri she plan s to ente r the hos pita l CLASS HIS TORY two, Col orad o thre e, Okl aho ma uni t alon g with Dr. Phi llip Keh sin con Wis one, ota nes Min one, r doo the At . eon surg f chie , ling On Feb rua ry 4, 1935, one hun who , sion man r's erno one, Gov as the Tex of one, k Yor New one, dred thir ty-s eve n bew ilde red r erno Gov the but us t mee uld sho e hav pup ils com mon ly kno wn as and Rus sia and Ger man y ge, Lan vin Mar • tall , self him "fre shie s" ente red the por tals of each clai med one. as ious grac but y gra at ewh som Wh ittie r to be gree ted by thei r -Do rot hy Tilt on. r. eve es, Jon s Mis , hom e room teac hers glothis et forg r eve we ll Sha Mis s Cla rk, Mis s Mad sen, and CLASS PROPHECY ting mee of ll thri the , trip s riou Mrs . Ross resp ecti vely . Dur ing ford Man r, lore exp ous fam the our enjo yab le stay here man y As the firs t glow of the sun th Nor the to way his on gg, Gre imp orta nt eve nts hav e take n tint s with rose and orch id the l wel fare hing touc the , Pole place. enGre of iers glac and s berg ice led s imo Esk e littl the of gs son Wh en we wer e in the 7th on.

Tilt othy Dor peher, Zep teac the r ns, thei by ntai mou icy s land grad e, the quie t gam e room was Our nex t stop was Quebec, ope ned in 110 wit h the pop ular lin, Wh ittie rovia, sett les soft ly whe re Jean Sm ith and Mar ian gam es of che cke rs, dominoes, upon the sho re.

1950 alre ady ! It seem s only Prie st wer e teac hing Fre nch and and jack s. Sinc e then the gam e ol scho elia Cec nt Sai e the wer in we art e sinc ths mon few a the to ed mov n bee has room sho ps wit h the add itio n of ping low erin g our voices and walk- for girl s. Our swi ft ship glid es pon g, fiddlesticks, and mor e re- ing mor e slowly thro ugh the pas t the rapi ds of the St. Law ar, land Cal to nd tbou wes e, r. renc ittie Wh old r dea of s idor corr we en Wh rd. boa ffel cen tly shu Now, as our par ty hea ds for Ont. The fam ous quin ts wer e bewer e the so-called "fre shie s," a Ros by cing dan ht taug we ing , sion man r's erno Gov the and irl all-g t firs Wh ittie r had its all-boy ope rett as. The noon pro- mak e a mot ley crew . Rus sell Jur- Newbill. our in ing rest e wer we ta As San e tabl veri a s look s gen ing dur ted star also e wer ms gra son Wil , tain cap the dy can ins, of cab sack e hug a s, Clau . here rs yea e thre our The Wh ittie r facu lty has been slun g ove r his sho ulde r as a Lat ta, knocked at our doo r and the of y cop a with us end Gre ente e pres littl the to ring offe e peac e hav we e sinc cha nge d some ereag We be.

Glo City k ers Yor shiv n New tma Har e Oliv ers. land ht taug had s Ros .

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January 20, 1938

THE bring back memories of the three tity .. The thief robbed the Second WHITTIER GR EENLEAF past happy years spent at Wh ittier National Bank of which Walter F<:>Unded and est_abli_shed in 1_92~ as ~he and of the many friends among Bowers is president . official s tud ent pubhcat10n of Whittier Jumor • High School. Published b~-Vl'.eekly d~ring ~he ! both pupils and the Whittier urray, - man, school year by the Whittier Jun10r High . shot and killed an unknown banSchool pupils. faculty. .

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Assistant Typists ••••••••••••••• { Eli~:ble RK~~~h~~ our old classmates at Whittier Dr. Max Egley was successful junior high school.

The articles in his operation on Vera Whited, FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD were: Olympic tennis ace.

A tennis Miss Hul t Mr. Gammill Miss Peterson It has just been learned that ball became lodged in her throat Miss Cross the new singing sensation of while she was participating in a REPORTERS Ultra Modern Pictures is the final match.

Frances Hart Mary Alford Eleanor Hu rd 6am Bale well known opera star, Howard Charles Krcmarik, s p e e d Dorothy James Jean Bennett Stacy. crazed driver of the Bluebird, Bob McCormick Charles Cockrill Carolyn Lutje I sadore Diamond H a r o 1 d Crump, successful designed by Donald Goe, famous Patsy Payne Betty Jean Franklin Betty Gary Donna Shields master farmer, is exp2rimenting draftsman, set a new record in Norma Jean Taylor Martha Hall Nof•ma Ogden on his Nebraska estate with a test trial which is preceding some of the theories developed another speed race.

His speed PRINTERS Prof.

William Burr, famous today was 396½ MPH. In all by Kent Baker Ruth Martin Ivan Blinde Bob Mathews research scientist now working probability he will break 400 R oy Cochran Harry Ni ederhaus MPH in the race next month. on scientific agriculture.

Ri chard Davis Alvin Polick Don Hall R ic hard Saling Phyllis Overman, stage and James Ervin, high diving exGordon Johnson Carl Schaaf Ru ssell Jurgens Edward Schuckman screen star, announced her in- pert, established a new record John Larson Ed Schwindt tention of taking the role of for daring dives when he beat Dewey Lewis Ca ,·iel Shaw Edward McNamara Jack Simmons "Dizzy Lil" in the famous comDick Marshall's old record of Dick Mahaffey Milton Stark Donald Weitzel edy strip "Two and Two is diving 100 feet into a tub of Three" by Rudolph Wilford. - water by diving 120 feet into a This 9A issue marks the end of Production will start imme- damp rag. the Greenleaf for the first semes- diately.

Bob Cummins, ace sport comter of the year of 1937-38. We the Don Schmidt, reporter for the mentator for the New York Trimembers of the Greenleaf staff Chicago Tribune, predicted that b une, was t arre d and f eathered wish to thank the home room Lefty Glass, pitcher for the St. at a Nebraska rally last night reporters, pupils of Wilittier Louis Cards, will start on the when he picked Pittsburgh to jnnior high school, and the teach- mound for the Cards in the first win. The tragedy of it was that ers for cooperating with us in World Series game between the he was going to say, "I picked every respect.

Cards and Manager Don "Gab- Pitt because I am generally Y{e tncedehlydhope 1{01 have by" Peters' Detroit Tigers 100 % wrong." But he didn't ~nJoye . an a _muc P easure o f th t t t. 'b _ have a chance to add that O m readrng every issue. We have . ne e _g re~ es con n ~ • . . hons to mankmd 1s the huge 011 A sea wreck happe~ed yester~pent many enJoyable hours writ- gusher which was discovered b day when the SS. Ihne and the mg each copy of the Greenleaf j the renowned geologist, Robeit SS. Davis colli~ed. Heroic work and reluctantly hand over the Simmons, and brought in by a~oar~ both ships was done by rems to the incoming Greenleaf Robert Mills, the expert oil m1dsh1pman Bob Kersey and class. driller.

Dale Myers.

The well known New y ork Elinore Robinson, star reporter state prosecutor, Edward Mc- of the Chicago Tribune, interDEDICATION N amara, and Dick McMahon, viewed the noted d~etician, Clair This January issue of the famous criminal lawyer, will Shader, who discovered vitamin Whittier Greenleaf is dedicated fight it out in court tomorrow Z. This is the last of the vitamins to the 9A class of 1938. We hope over the case of a bank robber and is said to contain a Courage that in the future this issue will who refuses to reveal his iden- Builder.

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Janua ry 20, 1938 A SAD STORY

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THE WHIT TIER GREE NLEA F HONOR ROLL

SCHO LARS HIP ROLL

Four Seme sters

Four Seme sters 222 Glenn a Buck Duan e Ihrie Elyse Long Don Schm idt

Rush ing to the mirro r I be107 held a large green strea k on the Mable Kutc her back of my white organ dy dress .

Phyll is Over man 101 There I was on the day of the t Pries an Mari Nine-A class gradu ation , ready Keim e Wayn to gradu ate in my dress and the Five Seme sters strea k107 What to do? I would surel y Max E 9·ley turn my back to the audie nce LUCK GOOD h. marc some time durin g the There was my coat, but that ates, gradu 9A you To iar. would look migh ty pecul ; s cheer ye goodb our d exten We to d starte we t n in.sta Just the of best the all you wish We piece a go on, my eyes lit upon luck of violet cloth in the wings . I . years g comin the ut ugho Thro d snatc hed it, drape d it aroun my shoul ders, and walke d nonWe know we can't all be famou s, chala ntly on. way; every in ed succe And were onies The usual cerem your get you'll sure we're But was p misha only The nted. prese share of luck that the teach er didn' t arriv e can we that least the s That' d waite They mas. with the diplo say. ten minu tes and then we marc hed off, and, as I walked, diplo mas fell out of my cape And so, you 9A pupil s, Our hats go off to you; (the purpl e cloth) . As soon as sucfine a make you'll hope We my off cloth the tore I , could I cess shoul ders. Nine- A diplo mas fell Of every thing you do. every which way.

-Dor othy Jame s.

Moth er had spoile d most of her wash the week befor e (inPete: What is the differ ence cludi ng my dress ), for the wash r, soldie a ham, of slice a en betwe the from dry been not had tubs coat of paint fathe r had given and a lady?

Mike: I don't know. them.

Pete: The lady powd ers her f~ce er. powd the faces r soldie the and A farme r was losing his paham of slice the 's What Mike tience and temp er tryin g to drive two mules into a field when a for? on. bite to you For Pete: local parso n came by and said, "Don 't speak like that to dumb A big busin ess man was going anim als."

Farm er: You are just the man to have his photo taken with his son. His son laid his hands on I want to see.

Dad's shoul der where upon Dad 1 objec ted sayin g, "It would seem I Parso n: And why?

Farm er: Tell me, how did Noah Imore real if they were in my I pocke ts." get these thing s into the ark?

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Gay land Glass Russe l Jurge ns Doro thy Tilto n 101 Olive Hartm an Five Seme sters l'()l

Billy Burr Jean Smith 222 Dick McM ahon Robe rt Mills Elino re Robin son 107 Bonn ie Bradl ey Richa rd Holm es Mabe l Kutc her Phyll is Over man Marg aret Stodd ard EFFI CIE CY ROLL

222 Carie l Shaw Iona Jense n Duan e Ihrie Dick McM ahon Jame s Ervin Kath erine Hudk ins Elino re Robin son Elyse Long 107 Richa rd Davis Doro thy Tilto n Phyll is Over man Marg aret Stodd ard Helen Green halgh Ed ward McN amar a 101 Olive H artma n Betty Blunk Willi am Burr Wayn e Keim Clai re Shad er Mari on Pries t Jean Smith Vera White d

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Mr. 9A Miss 9A _______________ ____ Bob Kersey ____ Ability Athletic _________________ ewbilL Rosa Charles Krcmarik -Rusty.

Complexion _________________________ ___ _Billy Burr __________________ Overman Phyllis Don Peters-Pe dro. _______________________ __ Clothes ______ ___________________ ____Wayne Keim Tilton Dorothy Bob Kersey- nconscious . __ ____ Freckles ______________ ________ Richard Holmes __________________ Hartman Olive Bonnie Bradley-J oe.

Kutcher ________________________ Modesty _______ ~ _______ _____ ____ Walter Bowers Mable Emanuel Geier- apoleon.

Carie} Shaw _________ ___________________ Dimples ________ ____ _______ ____ ________ Don Peters Betty Blunk-Be e.

Bradley __________________________ Grin ___________________ Edward McNamar a Bonnie Bayard Murray-D imples.

Claire Shader __________ __ _________________ Teeth ____ ,~ ____________ ________ Harold Crump Dora Belle Moler - Dizzy Betty Anderson __ _______________ ________ N ose ____ _____ _______ ____ ____ ____ Richard Davis Belle.

Elinore Robinson ______________________ Hair _________ __ ___ ___ ______ John Schwabau er Donald Goe-Barn ey.

Vera Whited _________________ Eyes and E yelashes _______ ______•___ David Traudt Francis Smith-Sm ithy.

Eugenia Simms __ _______ _________ ____ fan ners ________ ____________ Robert Bjerrum Frances Gowdy-W impy.

Edna Hoffman ______________________ Personalit y ____ ___________ ______Dick McMahon Jean Smith-Sm itty.

Marian Preist-Pe st. ewcomb leaves her ina CLASS WILL Olive Hartman- Sailor. good grades to anyone who will (Continued from page 2) work hard enough to get them.

Bonnie Clark-Go ldy Locks.

The 9A class leaves to their Howard Stacy and Phyllis Lillian Reitz-Tin y.

Overman leave their dramatic patient and loving home room Edna Hoffman- Whitey. talent to Jack Donaban and teachers the new 7B pupils comDewey Lewis-Un kie. ing into Whittier.

Nelda Oltman.

Howard Stacy-Cu tie. leave officers league civic The F ranees Gow d y leaves h er Dorothy Buettenba ch _ Peaskill in gum chewing to anyone their badges to the future ofnuts. lucky enough to get away with ficers.

The civic league chairmen it.

Billy Goggins-G oogles.

Carie} Shaw leaves her high leave their assignmen t slips t2 Wayne Keim-Mu tt. the ones who have the honor of heels to LaVonne Emery.

Eugene Lawson-J effy. chairmen. being 1· d 11· I • W ayne K e1m eaves 1s e 1William Burr-Bill y. their leaves 222 room Home 1 t h f t ea d er t o ra es ca e orm as ore walter Bowers-W alt. grand helper, Miss Clark, who Billy Schnase.

Vera Whited leaves her ath- works their algebra, to the ones Claire Shader-S unshine.

Betty Schwartz -Schwartz ie. letic ability to Virginia Stuer- .who are lucky enough to get her.

All the 9A's leave all papers, mer. ina ewcomb-S miles.

Iona Jensen and Elinore Rob- pencils, pens, wads of gum, hats, Rosa Newbill-R osie. such and bands, rubber gloves, t 1 • th l • eir curs o anymson eave Vera Whited-W earv. one who can be patient enough to the next 9A's.

J WHEREO F, we the Class of to put them up no matter how Dorothy Tilton-Ti lly.

'38, hereby appoint our beloved sleepy they might be.

Phyllis Overman -Phil.

Dora Belle Moler leaves her and helpful advisers, Mr. C. L. Katherine Hudkins- Katie. make-up box to Clara Pappas. Culler, of Whittier School, and Helen Greenhal gh-Red. Miss Selma A. Hult, of the same Dorothy Buettenba ch leaves place, to act as executors of this Eugenia Simms-Je anie. her typing ability to Helen Ben- our last will and testament.

Gayland Glass-Ga y.

WITNESS WHEREO F, I nett.

Marvin Lange-Gi ggles.

Robert Simmons leaves his we have hereunto sub.scribed our Manford Gregg-Bu tch. dexterity in shooting rubber names and affixed our seal, this Mabel Kutcher- Babe.

20th day of January in the year bands to Dick fahaffey.

Vera Welsh-Pu dge.

Richard Davis leaves his Don one thousand nine hundred and Elyse Long-Pe e Wee. Juan profile to Albert Schnell. thirty-eigh t.

John Schwabau er-Swab.

We do solemnly swear that Betty Jean Anderson leaves Ruth Handy-R uthie. her gum under the desk to any- this document was si.g ned in our Marie Bitter-Sh orty. one who has the misfortun e to presence.

Iona Jensen-Je nnie. put his fingers in it.

Betty Anderson -Andy.

Iona Jensen.

I Billy South leaves his tardy Caroline Lutje-Ca ro.

William Burr.

Rita Van Buskirk- Rita Van. l slips to Miss Clark's collection.

Edward Mc amara.

NICKNAMES OF 9A's

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you are at Wh a g rd: itin Hu r wr at ano d Ele goo ch mu t no I'm her all ut tho wi Ion a Jen sen n? ter lan red t tha se, th ver wi ng doi bea uti ful clothes. be 't ldn cou nd t fou jus t I jus is I t es: fac e Jam Th hy rot Do es Ric har d Ho lm es and Ch arl it ; t rse lef wo on ch per mu lish foo e om it.

Kr cm ari k wi tho ut red hai r. ite wr or w dra or nt pai d. 't roa can the I in e hol a ide be t u o h t Bo nni e Br adl ey w i , act or ban gs. ow s-n niu ge no nly has tai r cer ete om I'm bar the d, Da y: Bo r. hai nd blo Bob Ke rse y wi th t; fac a t's tha fallen.

Ha rol d Cr um p wi th bla ck ha ir , nd gra ger sin ra ope an t no I'm ch? mu ry Ve d: Da ls. and lots of cur itWh of der lea the I out Ab am : r k) No loo ilty gu ith (w y Bo ht Joe Fa hn sto ck wi th str aig d; ban r's tie . ken bro It's t. fee five hai r. can I t tha ng thi one s re' the t Bu Mable Ku tch er wi th "m ake , say in one any is re the If er: ach Te up " on her face. and h eac to uck 1 of t bes he b"T dum a f sel him ls cal t tha e her Wi nif red Sed am wi tho ut her !"

9A ry eve mo a r fte (A nd. sta ase ple l brl gum . l. me Ra ra Vo a -L boy le litt a n, tio ita hes of nt me Do rot hy Bu tte nb ack wi tho ut ) od. sto y idl tim Ed na Hoffman. lf rse you l cal you Do er: ach Te IER ITT WH , NG LO SO , ing say Ric har d Da vis no t ll? bbe dum a ?" cil pen a use 'we "C an to e hat I t bu , No y: Bo tle Lit . tic ma Ph yll is Ov erm an no t dra Jus t thi nk! We 're lea vin g in a ne: alo all ing nd sta you see ck bla th wi Do rot hy Til ton couple mo re weeks, ha ir down to her sho uld ers .

We do hope our gra des do n't reat g zin (ga t den Stu st Fir d har Ric and s ks; hav e any lea Russel Jur gen as I'm now ll, We d): car rt po er We 're lea vin g dea r old Wh itti Ho lm es six fee t hig h. on. ngt shi Wa e org Ge as ous fam jun ior high, Jan e Ga rre t wi tho ut her e? com w Ho t: den Stu nd eco by. and by urn her We hope to ret "sp it" cur l on the sid e of in rn do, nt we I t: den Stu st Fir for ehe ad. re we we en wh ber em rem We ay. tod y tor his r. hai nd blo th wi nk Blu tty Be en, gre es shi fre r. hai ck Flo ren ce Bock wi th bla ary can the es, arl Ch r: h the wit Mo us n bur n eve 't ldn cou u Yo th wi Rit a Va n Bu sk irk is gone. str aig ht blond hai r. a ma tch and ker ose ne; re the s wa It rd: Wa es arl Ch alher g tin Olive Ha rtm an get Ou r firs t thr ills we re assembly to ing try s wa I en wh now t jus geb ra. and gym, uum vac the th ·wi e cag its an cle s. eye wn bro Ve ra Wh ite d wi th not l stil is m ias hus ent our d An cleaner.

Eli nor e Ro bin son w i th o u t dim. tho se sim ply gor geo us cur ls. is dog My : ton Til hy rot Do Joh n Sc hw aba uer wi tho ut Now it's tim e to say goodbye y. il fam the of one e lik ly cur and tho se lon g eye las hes My, we wish thi s we re a lie, of one ich Wh : im Ke yne Wa hai r. old r dea our see to k bac be 'll We the fam ily is he lik e?

Ma rie Bit ter ix fee t tal l and , nds frie r. hai nd blo wi th Mr . Bale: Sam, you nev er Th oug h all goods thi ng s mu st Be tty An der son wi tho ut a kma t hou wit se hou the in e com sm ile on her face. · come to ends. ing a raid on tha t dis h of doughRu th · Ha nd y wi th hig h heels nut s. on.

FA RE WE LL. Sam Bale: Th at' s all rig ht, Ely se Lo ng no t hav ing a per ler fel a en wh e aus bec r, the mo y son ali ty. ver Th e 9A 's at Wh itti er are hit to has he run e hom a kes ma a Alm and es Fri r o n a e 1 E good frie nds , Sh eid t no t bei ng tog eth er.

Bu t soon the ir day s at Wh itti er the pla te.

Ka the rin e Hu dk ins wi th a will end ; ll tba foo r you w's Ho let: Gil b Bo hfro wn on her face.

Th ey' re adv anc ing on to a hig ey? arl Ch ng, alo g nin cor m tea rt sho h t i w k lar Bo nni e er gra de, it rfe nte cou e Lik rd: Wa es arl Ch We hope the y rem em ber the bobbed hai r. d lea of l ful are ves hal the , ney mo Da vid Tr au dt no t wr itin g ver y frie nds the y made. s. pas 't can er art qu the and ill - Ch arl es Cockr "be aut ifu l and ref ine d."

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January 20. 1938

HO ME ROO M 1 0 7 Upper Row: R ut h H andy, Ga y la nd Glass, J oh n Schwabauer, H elen Gree n halgh , David T r audt. Lona:ne Diehl. H arlan Baker.

H arold Crump. , S econd Ro1c: Mabel Kutch er, Robert Simmons, Bonnie B radley, Edward McNamara. Margaret Stoddard, Harvey T aylor, Dorothy Tilton, E lea nor Carter, George Bronste in .

Third Rou·: Geraldin e H ubbard, Eugenia Simms, Lyla Graybill, Bob S hullaw, Betty Parker, R icbard Davis , Victor Brooks, P hyllis Overm an .

Loll'er Roic: R ichard H olm es. Mari e Bitter, R ussell Jurgens, Robert Bjenum. Betty Shu llaw, Max Egley . Betty Anderson.

H aro ld V augh n, R ita Van Buskirk.

HISTORY OF bers in band and orchest ra, Max HOME ROOM 107 Egley and Bob Shullaw.

The girls formed a sports On F ebruary, 1935, thirty-six team and won a champions hip in young newspaper people pre- baseball. A few interesting_headsented themselves to their new lines have been printed d,uring editor , Miss Ethel Jones. Since our stay. Here are a few: "Gaythat time sixty-five fine news land Glass Pitches For City hawks have come and gone until Team and Shows Stuff in Grand now only twenty-thr ee of the or- Island Game." "Phyllis _Overiginal staff remain. The chief man , Society Editor, Picked as reporters during these years Radio Announce r." "Harlan have been Phyllis Overman, Baker, Ace Feature Writer, ReDorothy Tilton, F r ank Roeder, ceives Bad Injuries of Wrists Edward McNamar a, Betty Shul- and Arm After Being Thrown law and Mabel Kutcher . Outside From a Horse While Trying to honors have been bestowed upon Beat the Deadline With An Impart of the employees of this portant Scoop." "Two Reporters g-r eat paper. Dorothy Tilton, Turn Actress, Phyllis Overman Phyllis Overman, Helen Green- and Dorothy Tilton Appear in halgh, Edward Mc amara, and School Play." "Max Egley and Gayland Glass received presi- Bob Shullaw, Both Excellent Mudent, vice president, and chairsicians, Help Lead Minnesota manships of a fine civic organization. The musical part of the Football Rally." Happening s office is vested in Betty Shullaw similar to those mentioned have (who received one of the leads occurred during our stay and we in the spring program), Mar- certainly enjoyed every minute garet Stoddard, ·Betty Parker, of it. On the whole the staff has Russell Jurgens, Betty Ander- had a fine time both in work and son, Helen Gr eenhalgh and Ed- in play and they all wish to ward McNamara , for these re- thank everyone who has helped porters are all members of a in making their stay an event to glee club. We also have two mem- be remember ed.

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Jan uary 20, 1938

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HO ME ROO M 1 0 1 UJJJJ<'I" Ro1c: Wayn e Keim ..,-fron ald Goe, Howa rd Stacy , Robe rt Kerse y, J oe Fah nstoc k, R udolp h Wilfo rd, Dewe y Lewis . Man-

ford Gregg .

Secon d Roze: Franc es Gowd y, Dona ld Peter s. Edna Hoffm an, Billy G~gg ins, Claire Shade r, R ei nald Murr ay, E uge n e Laws on.

Third Roic : Wa lter Bowe rs, Bonn ie Clark , Dora Belle Moler , Franc is Smith , Charl es Krcm arik, J ean Smith . Betty Sch warz. ewbil l.

Louie r Row: Ol ive H artma n, Maria n P riest, L illian R eitz, Baya rd Murr a y, Billy Burr, Eman uel Geier , B etty Blunk , R osa Absen tees : Dorot hea Buett genba ch , Nina Newc omb. R ich ard Salin g.

Au tog rap hs

Edn a Hof fma n resp ecti vely , and HIS TORY OF HO ME ROO M 101 the cap tain of the girl s' hom e

roo m team. The hom e roo m Tim e - 1935. Plac e - Hom e pre side nt was Har ry Fag ler.

Act IL T ime -19 36. Pla ceRoo m 103. Act I, Scene 1. DiHom e Room 107. Sce ne 1. Direc tor- Mr s. Ros s.

Mrs . Ros s her din g thir ty-f our rect or, Mr. Upd egr aft. In our bew ilde red, hud d1in g fres hme n 8B sem este r we elected Edn a into som e ord er nnd discipline. Hof fma n as our pres iden t, Oliv e Officers from this gro up wer e Har tma n as vice pres iden t, andcho sen as foll ows : pres iden t, Dor oth y Mas er, as secr eta ry .

Eug ene Law son ; vice pres iden t, She sinc e left to go to Irvi ng.

G e o r g e Sch leig er ; secr etar y, Wa lter Bow ers was t r easu rer.

Sce ne 2. We bec ame 8A' s, and , Edn a Hof fma n; trea sure r, Ma r·i an Prie s't. Sev ente en bril lian t had a clea rer vision of Wh itt ier , stud ents wer e on tb.e sch olar ship and Mr. Upd egr aft no dou bt had ' roll. In the close of scene one we a bet ter opin ion of t he well besaw the futu re Diz zy Dea n and hav ed and bus ines s - like stuBab e Did riks on than king Mrs . den ts in his cha rge. Hom e roo m was Wil son Lat ta, j ·Ros s for her .spl end id lead ersh ip pre side nt vice pre side nt, Olive Har tma n, in the act.

Scene 2. Hom e Roo m 107 . Mrs . sec reta ry , Nin a ewcomb, and Ross nav ing ·bee n assi gne d to trea sur er, Edn a Hof fma n.

Act III. Sce ne 2. We are now oth er duti es, she was succeeded

by G. W. Upd egr aft. He calmed call ing atte ntio n to the .fac t tha t us down so pro mpt ly and thor - we hav e moved exa ctly thre e oug hly tha t we did noth ing mor e tim es, from 103 to 107 and last exc itin g tha n to elec t boy and but not leas t 101. If we wer e to girl dele gate s and alte rnat es - cho ose betw een t hese hom e Rob ert Ker sey and Olive Har t- room s, we could not say whi ch man., then Bill y Goggins and we like d bes t.

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WHITTIE R JU IOR HIGH SCHOOL

January 20, 1938

HO~IE ROOl\I 222 Upper Row: Charles N orth e rn , Bl'ulah Toland, Ru th Martin, Frank Kn eeland, V era \ Vhi ted, A lber t Schnell. Eleanor Sche:dt, Dale Myers.

Second R oll': Dick McMahon, Jam es E1·vin. Alma Scheidt. Elsie Bu ch, Arthur Lee, Iona J en se n , Bob Cummin , Emma H ergen•... rader. Phi li p Kehling.

• Third Ro ll' : Billy outh. Robert Hawkin s. Don Schmidt. Gle nna Bu ck. R obPrt Mills, Mary McBride. Lu pe Esquivel.

Lo1nr R'.Jw: Duan e Ihde. Flore nce Bock. Ral p h Gree n. E st h er White, Ely e Long, Katherine Rudkin , Elin ore R obinson.

Carie! Shaw.

Ab8cntcc.,: Jan e Garrett. l\IarYin Lan ge.

it must have been a good program.

222 is proud to have been 100 On February fifth, nineteen thirty-five, thirty-six passenger s per cent in class dues each seboarded Transport Plane 222 of mester. We were also the only 100 per cent group in Greenleaf the Whittier airlines, piloted by subscripti ons the present seMiss Clark. Of the original mester.

Our girls almost never dethirty-six, eighteen, or just onehalf are completin g the cruise. faulted a game and have won a During the three years many school and class champions hip have transferre d to other lines along the way.

Fifteen have worn Civic and a large number have signed on. We now number thirty-fou r. League badges this semester, Our firs t regular meeting was grade was earned by Elinore presided over by Philip Kehling, Robinson, with a three-year way back in February, 1935. and we have four cabinet memOther ex-preside nts still with us hers. The highest scholarshi p are Iona Jensen , Bob Cummins average of about 1. .

We are inches taller and and Robert Mills. Our 9A president has been Katherine Hud- many pounds heavier than when we started on our voyage three kins.

Turning the leaves of the years ago, and we hope we have home room book we find the grown in many other ways too.

Our trusty plane has flown record of a little program we gave in 7B. It wa in celebratio n I bravely through fog on algebra of "Nebraska Day." Among the and torrn clouds of science, but proud speakers were Emma Her- it has kept its course, and we genrede1·, Carie] Shav.r, Ely e are looking forward to a happy Long, and Jame ErYin. It is too landing on the field of Lincoln long ago to remember no"·, but IHigh.

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THE WHITTIER GREE LEA F

CIV IC LEA GU E OFF ICERS AN D CHA IRMEN In the very cen ter of this gro up we find the boy s and girl s civic leag ue pres iden ts. The surr oun din g folks are the othe r officers and cha irm en.

BOY DEL EGATES

It seem s tha t not all of the boy dele gate s sho wed up for the ir pict ure, but wha t did took bea utif ully .

HO ME ROO M CAPTAINS OF CHAMPION SHIP TEAMS Sev eral home room s hav e won clas s and school cha mpi ons hip gam es. Her e are the captain.s of the win ning team s.

GRE EN LEA F PRI NTE RS

The re are nine teen pup ils who are resp ons ible for prin ting the Gre enle af.

GIRL DEL EG ATE S

Del ega tes are cho sen from eac h of the hom e room to represe nt them in dele gate mee tings .

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WHITTIE R JU IOR HIGH SCHOOL

HOME ROOM PRESIDE NTS

Here are the fine boys and girls who have been elected by their home rooms to conduct their meetings.

GIRLS' SCHOOL CHAMPIO NSHIP TEAMS

These athletic misses are the members of the winning teams of school champions hips.

GREENLE AF STAFF AN D REPORTE RS

Now for the ones who are in a large measure responsibl e for the Greenlea f-the staff and reporters.

EFFICIEN CY IN ATHLETIC EVENTS

These worthy boys and girls have won efficiency credits for excelling in athletic events.

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OFFICER S

All six classes have chosen four officer to preside over their meetings. Don't you think they've made a wise choice?

J anu ary 20, 1938

TH E WH ITT IER GR EE LEA F

SCHOLA RSHIP AN D HONOR ROLL

Eve ry sem este r ther e are certain folks who shin e in cert ain thin gs. Thi s tim e ther e are twe nty -six of them who wer e high in grad es and atte nda nce .

The ir nam es are on pag e 5.

RE CRE ATION AL WORKERS The se fou r people are mem bers of the recr eati ona l boa rd and are resp ons ible for the gam es in our quie t gam es room.

Lef t to righ t they are Mis s Wa gner, Mrs . Lar son , Mis s Wiley, and Miss Bish op.

BOYS' SCHOOL CHAMP ION SHI P TEA MS The se are the boys team s whi ch won school cha mpi ons hip gam es this sem este r.

EF FICIEN CY ROLL

Her e you are folks, nine teen of them , and are they pro ud to hav e won thei r efficiency certificate s ! Tur n to pag e 5 for the nam es of thes e winnerF-

CAF ETE RIA WO RK ERS

These are the thre e who prepar e thos e app etiz ing mea ls for whi ch Wh ittie r is so not edMrs . Loh r, Mrs . Gal low ay, and Mrs . Folg er.

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January 20, 1938

T H E W HITTIE R F .ACUL T Y S eated: Miss Pete rson , Miss Ferguson, Mrs. Ross.

First Ron·, right, botto1n to top: Mr. Updegraft, Mr. Stra,vn .

Second Row: Miss H ult, Mr. Wells.

Third Row: Miss Dee, Mrs. Pinney, Mrs. Barrows, Mr. W . F. McMullen .

Vee r h usen, Miss Cro .

Fourth Ro1c : Miss Clark, Miss H. Madsen. Mi Fif th Row: Mis Margaret Wilson, Mrs. \Vhite , Miss McGrew, Mrs. Childress.

Sixth Row : Miss Mumford, Mi s Zamzow.

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THE WHITTIER GREE LEAF

THE WHIT TIER F ACCL TY U11per Ro 1c : Mr. H e ton, Mr. Ross, Mrs. Boschul t.

Seated: M iss Mary Vlilso n, Mr. Culler.

Second R ow : Mrs. Swishe r, Mrs. Shik e, Mr. Gammil l. Mi s Bet hun e.

Thfrd Ro ic : Miss John son, Miss Jon es. Miss H ooper.

Fow·th Ro ic: Miss G t·een, Miss Schofi eld, Mrs. W onall.

Lo1ccr Roll': Miss Madsen , Miss Ra lston , Miss McCorm ick, Mi s Curley, Mi ss Kahm , Mr. W. A. McM u llen.

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DEDICATION This, the last issue ·o f the fifteenth tiolume of the Greenleaf, is dedicated to the facul~y, our friends and teachers.

May it remind them of obedient and faithful students and bring only pleas, ant memories.

June 2, 1938

THE WHITTIE R GREENLE AF

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WHITTIER GREENLEAF Founded and established in 192~ as the official student publication of Whittier Junior High School. Published bi-weekly during f:he school year by t he Whittier Junior High School pupils.

GREENLEA F STAFF Editor-in-chief.. ·-··-······-···········D orothy Carnahan Girls' Sports ........................................ Charlotte Hil l Boys' Sports ...... ·-··········-············· ··Wa rren Emery ~~~::1'.~:~·~:::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::p~;~-1~!h~o[b::: j Humor ..................................Dorothy R eifschneider Calendar ......................................H elen Ki esselbach Exchanges.......................................... orma Taylor orma Ogden Typists...................... Martba Hall , Mignon Miller Melba Sloniger

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FACULTY ADVI SORY BOA RD Miss Hult Miss Cross

Miss Peterson Mr. Gammill

REPORTE R S Delores Blunk Betty June Fees Charlotte Garrett Bettie Blair Gen eva Millard Cecelia Brady Stuart Goldbe rg Ardis Burbach Samuel Grunge:Arnold Cheuvront Betty Lou Jelinek Cleo Colson Doris Johnson Margaret Culver Zola Lahr Donald Dobry Dona Emery Joan Null Florence Rebensdorf Dick Erwin Alma T elecky Char les Ewell Ma r jorie Walters

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Our highlight days Of junior high Are end ing: Our pat hways now Are wend ing Toward senior high.

We've enjoyed our stay For which we pay In study and The cornerston e we lay For future happiness And success.

Our school - a place Of great renown, We know we 'll Leave it sorrow fully And full of woe, Oh, might we stay .

Hazel Alfrey IN MEMORIAM

The teachers aided Our spectacula r advances Those dearly beloved , Whose, sometimes , Scornful glances Have spelled our doom.

A member of our class until her recent illness and death was Hazel Alfrey. She was born, Sept 9, 1923, and entered Whittier P R INTE R S in September , 1935, from Elliott Th ose glances made Dick Mahaffey Ch arles Apgar Her 218. of ber mem a was She Willis Markey Kent Bake r The creeps run R oger McNeill I van Blinde but , high always were grades Up our back, Hany Ni ederbaus Adam Brehm Patsy Payne Eldon Christovher she was quiet. modes t, and And always found A lvin Polick E ugene Copley J ust where we lack unassumin g. No teacher ever had Raymond Pettet Junior Davis Warren P ool Jack Giel Sometimes we knew! and citizenship her of complaint a Lucille R oss Jo Ann Greenhalgh Carl Schaaf H arold H aar If we've been bad, enter to willing always was she Ed chuckman Rut h H uck late, too is it Before Schwindt Ed Dorothy I gou into school activities. She held Jack Simmons Gordon J ohnrnn Turn a new leaf, the position of alternate delegate Frederick Langen h eim Don Sin gletoP fate our meet We Stark 'Milton J ohn Larson in sang also Hazel 8A, In 8A. in It' s time to graduate. t he chorus of Spanish girls for TABLE OF CONTENT S the spring program and took part COVER PAGE SE CTION in the piano carnival. She was reportGreenleaf a Erwin, Dick a member of the girls glee club.

The Nine A' s __ __ __ --- ·· -- 3 to 12 of cut he t for responsible is er, The Faculty _____ __ __ __ _ 13 to 14 She r ead widely and looked to Whittier on the cover. He worked Magazine Section ____ ___ 15 to 17 lon g and patiently on the drawing few for companion ship. Her Student Body __ __ ___ ___ _l7 to 19 and the linoleum block and de- death was a shock to the entire class and we miss her.

Autograph s ___ __ ______ _. _20 ! serves our praise.

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ALL HAIL CLASS DAY

Our Culle rful Circu s! The The class day progr am is histitle migh t sugge st a good many tory now, but it will long be retbi-ngs, but it could only sugge st memb ered. The orche stra under the good time had by the 9A's at the direc tion of Mrs. Whit e their lunch eon und er the Whit heral ded the entra nce of the 9A's tier Big Top. The circu s was a with the playi ng of the class novel and welcome idea. marc h. After this came "Ann ie The menu consi sted of chick en Lauri e" whos e reput ed beaut y loaf with relish , parsl ey new powas "done proud " by the glee tatoes , dill pickle s, rolls and butclub. Miss Virgi nia •Stuer mer Veo ter, jam, and ice cream with cup then took the stand to make her n, Pro~ HO 1E ROOM 312 art the have 9A's The . cakes speec h as class presid ent.

Nelda ~Iman , Warren Eme ry, Kev in Oin on Ralst Miss with ers, teach The Maj or Bowe s progr am oda rd, Ted Bennett , Betty J. _,1ce charg e, to thank for the clay wor k ers, f which followed was thoro ughly ,bry, Darold Recklin g, H, l an "' e:: on, t ax S W s circu of phase every of ls mode enjoy able. Here it is: "Idili o," Alb, er, Stonesif ..de, Dick . tvian, life, which were used as table .. r; nege K Janet Wetz el; "Whi ttier City," , ,TS IDEN PRES .ST e ori Marj ecor~ tions.

Dean Melso n; "Brah m's Lulla ers, Ha!..B H elen Ki esselbach In th€ after: :!unc h progr am, bye," Leon a Lilly with Doro thy Barre tt . SA Lillian Bau er were " Ring the of rs faste " he Carn ahan accom panyi ng; Soft ' a1 chairm iailed by Virgi nia St uerm er; orma Patte rson Shoe Danc e, sisted r r 'Elep hants " were given a big and Polly Schra der, accom panRr lie,

by Marg aret Marc y; ff end-o ist; "Fish in'," Boys Quar tet; 1 Ewe Maril yn Payn ter sailed throu gh "Whe n Love Was Youn g," Ruth effo"The Flyin g Trap eze;" John Mani on a n d Helen Walk er; Eber hart and Kevin Philli ps "John Peel, " Glee Club. were appro priate ly assig ned to When the busin ess at hand "A Pair of Clow ns;" Fran k Vilwas finally reach ed, Virgi nia lanue ba strutt ed throu gh "The Stuer mer read "Our Will ;" Miss ams. progr of Grea t P. T. Barn um ;" and last,_ Hult gave the hono r roll and efficiency roll; and Mr. Culle r read but not least, Gene vieve Robe rts N OTIO PROM the schol arshi p roll. He also and Aloha Gist sifted out the gave the "Wel come to Paren ts." dust. " "Saw about facts be will ises exerc otion prom 9A Endin g the progr am Mrs. White elves thems ed enjoy 9A's The St. at 7, June ay, Tuesd on held and the orche stra again played the is itself in That . nsely imme hunthree y Nearl h. churc s Paul' 9A's the while h marc class the left the audit orium . dred 9A't1 from Whitt ier toget her best way that the succe ss of the Speci al ment ion shoul d go to with the 9A's from all of the lunch eon can be expre ssed . foMrs. Pinne y, class spons or, who other Lincoln Junio r High Schools sic furni shed by Mrs. Whit e's was in charg e of all the plans will be gradu ated at that time. "trou pers" was just as it shoul d for class day, inclu ding the promust n't forwe and been, have icertif ncy efficie and mas Diplo gram and lunch eon arran geFolMrs: for ion ment l specia get 9A's and nted prese be will cates ment s. Othe r home room teach raprepa the g rvisin sup in ger grade ter seme their ceive r will gh throu s pupil th put who er the final hoops includ e Miss Fer- as well. tion of the delici ou " ats."

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June 2, 1938

enior high.

We've enjoyed our stay For which we pay In study and The cornerstone we lay For future happiness And success.

Our school - a place 0 f great renown, We know we'll Leave it sorrowfuJly Front Ro n·: R icha rd Goddard , Phyllis Be, And full of woe , .a n u eba, El ean or Segobiano, Martin Fitzsim mons, Rose McWilliam s, J ack Kennedy, Don Hall , S eco11d Ro ze : P h yllis H olbrook, Kenneth G P erry H an n em en , Frieda Schafe r, Izado re Di a m ond, Marjorie E gger, Dale Beckm an, Edwin L e T hird Roll' : Mil ton Ni cholas , J ean P enn in g . . ,ake1·, Aloh a Gist, H erman H empel, Dorothy Carnah an , N eal H olm es, Betty McCoy .

Fourth R o H•: Mildred Kenn edy, Du a n e P eter:o i ll Ston e r, Clar a P a p pas, Mrs. P inn ey, Bob Cam pbell , Lois La wson, Bill Lee.

Oh, might we sta

7B L ois Law 5on 7A B ill Ston e r

The teachers 1a1 ur spectacu ar a Those dearly beloJlNTS Whose, sometimes, 1 Scornful glances Have spelled our doL Those glances made,....

The creeps run Up our back, And always found J ust where we lack -

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Dorothy Car nahan 9A William Lee

HO IE ROO M 1 05 Fr011t Ro w : Janna McBride, Nath a n B eez ley, Pau lin e Loos, Rich ard H obson, V irginia H an n er s, J ohn Larson , J ea n B ryan t .

H Plen P ierce.

S econd R o1c: P hyllis \Voh lbrandt , Leon a L illy , Albert Kle in, H ele n A lt , Da le Du nk le, Betty Caldw ell , Alan K ri ege r, Leona Lewis.

Mae W h ite .

Third R oll' : R aymond Di n g es, Virg inia Stue rm er . Maryl ouise McGinni s, J esse Da mi an . Margaret Sm it h , Ad elia Korell a , Carl Schaa f.

Fourth R o u· : Marg aret Fis h , Dona ld R e ic henbach , R oland Ayres, Grace Sch a mp, Kennet h Ritzman , Mrs. Sw ish er, F e rn Freeman .

R oy Coch rnn , Myrrel R addat z .

Not in P ic tu re : Lea h Mill er , Ge n e vieve McCleary , Zola La h r , H elen \ Va lk e r .

PAST P RE SIDE. IT S 7B Dal e Dunkle '7A V ir·ginia Hanne rs

B N a t h an Beez ley 8A F ern F r<>t>man

9B Ala n K ri ege r 9A Kenneth R itzm a n

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June 2, 1938

HOME ROOM 312 F'r<mt Ro11•: Freida Schmidt . Rob ert Flader, Opal Holman , Warren Emery, Kevin Phillips, Polly Shrader , Dona Bell Recroft , Norma Patterso n, Richard Sloan.

Second Row: Virg inia Frnst, Letha Bodfield , Ethel \Voodar d, Ted Be nnett, Betty Jane Svoboda , John Portman , Nelda Oltman, Mary Stout.

Third Ro w: Lillian Bauer, Margar et Aguirre , Donald Dobry, Darold Reckling , H elPn Patrick, Helen Ki esselbac h, Harold Van Arsdall, Lucille Ross, Bern ice Ernst.

Fourth Ro1c: Katheri n e Herstein , Olathe Means, Ivan Blinde, Dick Stonesif er, Albe1 t Abbott, Charles McCorm ick, Melba SlonigPr , Dona Juns> Klipp ert , Ray Jones, Mr. W. A. McMulle n. orma Hug'hs>s.

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PAST PRES IDENT S 7B Warren Miller 7 A Polly Shrader

8B Helen Kiesselb ach 8A Lillian Bauer

9B Charles Shepard 9A Warren Emery

H OME ROOM 314 Front Row: Lois Scdoris. Jack Young, Dorothy Tarpley , James Vaughn , Ruth Manion Wallace Repp etto, Carole Martin. Aliee

Booth, Marylou ise Goodwin .

S econd Row: Al exander Kruse, Franc1:-s Clinton, Clifford Fricke, June Rausch, Virginia LaVels, Dorothy Barnes, J era ld E:tel, Paul Burke, Dean Melson.

Third Row: Max Schnitte r, Elizabet h Derrick , Howard Zeiss, Ruth Lewis, Willis Markey, Emma Sprei er, Don Sing leto n, Mildred Schiller . Bryce Barnes.

Fou,rth Row: Alvie Kirkend all, Romain e Ross, Harry Klaus e, Ernest CrudH, Arvid Carlson , Miss H ooper, James J ones, Ra!ph H Plser, Marian Schleige r, Dornthy June Smith.

PAST P R ESIDE 1 TS 7B Ruth Lewis 7 A James N eve ls

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Alice Booth Ruth Lewis

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June 2, 1938

Noted for his expert air condi- Institute of Technology. Blew up tioning of the Carlsbad Caverns. the Empire state building after Eberhart, John, B. York, Ed. growing to the height of eight Barnes, Bryce, B. Lincoln. Ed. Whittier, and University of Missfeet.

Whittier , and Massachus etts ouri.

Wrote a book on How to get Holbrook, Phyllis, B. Fairbury Institute of Technology. Invented your name on "Bei Mir Bist Du Ed. Whittier, and Iowa State the machine to cover you up at Shon."

University .

Foreign Correspond night when you get into bed.

Egger, Marjorie, B. Lincoln. ent in Mexican Revolution .

Barratt, Edgar, B. Omaha, Ed. Ed. Whittier, and Dartmouth . .

Joh Gordon.

B. China, Ed. Whittier, and West Point. His Invented the keyless typewriter .

Wh it .....

-.,....,..,._ ~ School of Bum voice almost deafens you when Emery, Warren, and Ewell , Dit e largest ditch in you hear him call, •'Come and get Charles, Former born in Oxford th inrhes by 1 inch. it."

Nebr. and latter in (;rand Island. , B. Hastings, Ed. Bennett, Helen, B. Pubelo, Ed. Whittier, and Oakie College.

John Hopkins Colorado, Ed. Whittier, and H. Put on the double-talk ing Shaw vered the spring Sophie Newcom b Memorial and Lee act there.

College. Discovered oil in WaukeFreeman, Fern, B. Lincoln, Ed. ry, B. Lincoln, gan, Illinois.

Whittier, and Transylvan ia ColE , and Montana Bonebright, Mary Ellen, B. Jege.

Missionary to l ,000,000,000 , U . tar reporter on Lincoln, Ed. Whittier, and Thiel 000,000,000 ,000,000, movie stars.

"Cheese It, the Cops."

College of Medicine. Founded the Gist, Aloha, B. Hawaii, Ed. Keisselbac h, Helen , B. Lincoln, school of airplane designing.

Whittier, and Vassar.

Foreign Ed. Whittier, and Vienna Booth, Alice, B. Lincoln, Ed. Trade Consular appointed by the Conservato y of Drama.

Played Whittier, and Women's Medical president because of her smooth Scarlet O' Hara in ''Gone with School of Pennsylvania. President and sleek hair. the Wind." of the American Association of Good win, Mar Y lo u is e, B. Korella, Adelia, B. Chicago, Ed. Women Slaughtere rs.

Lincoln, Ed. Whittier, and HampB 1a c k bu r n, Betty Jane, B. den Sidney College. After killing Whittier and Vanderbilt UniverLincoln, Ed. Whittier, and Corn two patients while operating she sity. Her great love for nursing on the Cob University. Inter- decided she had become a mar- made her never marry that famviewed Donald Duck on ''How velous surgeon. ous patient. to Wash Dirty Web Feet.''

Hall, Donald, B. Lincoln, Ed. Lawson, Lois, B. Lincoln, EdCampbell , Robert, B. Lincoln, Whittier. and Atlantic Ocean. Whittier, and Columbia UniverEd. Whittier, and Harvard Law N oted for losing an~h.o rs and sity, Cornell, Drake, George WashSchool. Handled Bringly murder designing new air-proof sailor ing.tooP' Harvard, Loyola; Ma-r-case. Prominent because of his suits. quette Unive:rsiti ~~ Ma1tried a "short" after dinner speeches.

Hanson, Howard, B. Lincoln, profession al ditch-digg er.

Carnahan, Dorothy, B. Lincoln, Ed. Whittier, and Paris ConserLee, William, B. Lincoln, Ed. Ed. Whittier, and Meharry Med- vatory. Conductor of the New Whittier and Hastings College. ical College. Noted for her gor- York Flopharmo nic Orchestra.

Invented noiseless train whistles. geous bedside manner.

HayE:s, Harriet, B. Africa, Ed. Loeffel, Edwin, B. Lincoln, Ed. Cochran, Roy, B. Lincoln, Ed. Wh ittier, and Carleton College. Whittier, and Leland Stanford Whittier, and Alabama Poly- Explored the dark jungles of University . Saved an actress in technic Institute. Specializes in Harlem. forest fire and afterwards marburning up million dollar forests.

Hill, Charlotte, B. Lincoln, Ed. ried her.

Derrick, Elizabeth, B. Lincoln, Whittier and Columbia UniverLeslie, Jean, B. Lincoln, Ed .

Ed. Wbittie-F, and Texas Unive1- sity. Editor of the " Gad-e-up Whittier, and Georgia School of sity of l>ietetics. Head dietician Gazette.''

Technology. Wrote a pamphlet on of Killyoff Hospital, New York.

Ritzman, Kenneth, B. Lincoln, '·How to win bosses from BattleDobry, Donald, B. St. Paul Ed. Whittier, and Indian a axes."

Nebr., Ed. Whittier, and Miami University . Noted for his nationLewis,Rut h, B. Lincoln, Ed. University . Discovered star~ on ally known columm "Believe it or Whittier. One-armed stenograthe •'Star Tribune."

Else." pher. Specialty charming her Dyar, Charles, B. Lincoln, Ed. Hobson, Richard, B. Lincoln, boss.

Whittif:'r, anb Trinity College, , Ed. Whittier, and Cooper Union (Continued on page 10)

June 2, 1938

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THE WHITTIER GR EE NL EA F

HO ME RO OM 300 , k Star lyn Eve ratt, Bar ar Edg n, Brow Jack is, Lew Jack ght, ebri Bon n Elle y Mar Fro nt R<>1 l': Mild red Clar k . I rene Ditt en ber, rib ..

Rub y Hub ba1·d, J oe eith K s, mon Sim Jack n, Mai iam , Mi ns, Owe llis Phy son.

Carl ne Elai er, Glov res Delo rd, Aivu ylyn Seco nd Ro 1c: Glen n Hol ltrof . Mar Ban ibo, Bett y Jan e Blac kbur n. sen, Han rd a How ns, Owe rett Eve er, Miln ur Arth uck, Schm n Hele , d stea r e Ki y Mar ehy, n Den Dan can, Dun Thir d Ro11·: Phy llis Hub ert Clar ie oot.

R e Clyd s.

Bigg d Lloy ts. ober R eve evi Gen , uson Ferg h abet Eliz Miss son, John on Gord on.

Fo11 nh Ron•: Cha rlott e Hill. Alic e Saxt Not in P ic ture : Pats y Payn e, Dor othy Talb ot , Jaco b Scha ffe r, H elen T egop s. Win ifre d Seda m.

PA ST PR ESI DE NT S 7B

Ger trnd e Seeb erg (wit hdra wn) 7A Bett e Jane Blac kbur n

SB Phyl lis Dun can SA Jack Sim mon ~

9B Gord on John on 9A Mar y Ki erst ead

Virg inia Stu erm er, E. S-5: .c.la ine L.ar1son, ~-3; Bett y Jan e Blac kbur n. E, S-5.

Thir d Ro 1C: L eona Lilly , E . S-5: Fern Free man , E. S-5. H--1 ; Clyd e R oot, H-5 ; Ade lia Kor ella. S-5 : Carl Shaa f. S-5. H-5 ; Gen eviev e Rob ert , E, S-5 ; Ken net h Ritz man , E, S-5; Jac k Sim mon s E, S--1 . H-3 .

Not in Pict11re: Miri am Mai n , E; H elen Wal ker, E. S-5 ; Gen evie ve McClear y, E , S-5 , H-4.

3. H-4 ; Fro nt Ron ·: Mar cu s Ston ema n, Bett y Mey er. E; Don De ff enba u g h , S-5; Dale Dun kle, E, S-3: Jan et W etze l, E. S--1; War ren Em ~ry, E, S-4 : Max ine Cook , E ; H elen Ben nett . E, S-5, H--1.

S econ d Ro ze : Mar ylou ise McG inni s, E. H-3 : Mar gare t Smi th, H-5 ; Ray mon d D'nc:-es.

3; Ba rbar a Wis e, elda Oltm an, E, H-5 ; E , S-5, H-3 : Jack Aile s, E, S-3, H-3 : Bett y Ann John so n. S-4: orm a Pa _ter on,. E, -3 ; Jean n ette Mill er, S-5 H--1.

Thir d R o11· : Don R eich enba ch. S-3; Bob Math e,vs . H-3 ; Rob ert Lyn n . E; Roy Coc hran , S-3; Bon nie Stra y~r. S-3, H-5 : John Ebe rhart , E, S-5 ; Mar g·are t Fi sh, S-4, H-3 ; Virg inia Fros t, -3; Don na Jun e Klip pert. S-4: Max ine Pett igre w, :E;, S-5, H-5.

Fro nt Row : Dor othy Hed trom , H-3 ; Luci ll e Ross , H-3 ; Rac h e l Mich e l. S-3 : Kev in Phil lips, E . S-4 ; Poll y Shra der, H-3 ; Don na Belle -5, -4 ; Kath erin e Ri ce. E. R ecro ft, E. H -4.; Bern ice Ern s t, E, -3.

3 ; Don Seco nd Ro n· : Olin da H e 1·gen rade r. ald Wi etze l. E ; D oris Clay ton. S-3 : M 'rrno'.1 Mill er, S-3 ; Lilli an Bau er. E. S-5. H-5 ; Rich ard Sloa n. H -3: Joan Bier bow er, E , -5 ; H ele n Ki e selb ach, E. S-5, H-3.

Thir d Roze : Sam Baie, S-4 ; Mar gare t Mar cy, E, S-4 : Geo rge Elia .. E. S-5 : Albe rt Abb ott, S-ii: Dar o ld Reck li n ~. E: D'ck Mar shal l, S-5; Diel : tone sifer . E, -4 ; H elen Patr ick , E. S-4. orm a Hug hes, E, S -5; Ruth Not in Pict1u-c: N eff. H- r;. ~ h t on ed nam bLen e hav who hose t te. ifica Cert y '.enc Effic te:l co,·e the rded awa been e hav who ~ ' In thes e Han oi· Gro ups you see thos ~ 9A fht: wing follo rs lette The e. nc nda atte ect perf for Roll or Hon the on sted li een b have who " Scho lars hip R oll fo1· hi g h grad es. and thos .

1:ach on rs estc em of ber num the bers num the and , Roll onor H H ip. larsh Scho S, ency i Effic E : cate pupi ls' nam es indi

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THE WHITTIER GREENLEAF

Melson, Dean, B. Lincoln, Ed. Haiti. Taught the Hawaiians how Whittier, and Case School of to play the guitar without doing Applied Science.

Built a bridge the hula, hula.

(Continued from page 8) over Salt Creek and got so disRoberts, Genivieve, B. Seward, McBride, Janna, B. Lincoln, gusted he jumped in. ~~d. Whittier, and Bryn Mawr Miller, Mignon, B. Lincoln, College. Buys chimpanzees for Ed. Whittier, and Elmira College.

Siberia and Greenland.

Secretary of Y. W. C. A. in Ed. Whittier, Bill and Josephine Ross, Romaine, B. Columbus, China. Founded the waterless College. Taught the Fiji Islanders . Ed. whit tier, and Stanford swimming pool. how to do the Big Apple.

University. Second Tizzy Lish in McCabe, Maxine, B. Lincoln, Oltman, Nelda, B. Omaha, Ed. telling women how to kill their Ed. Whittier, and Southern Meth- Whittier, and Tulane Universit . husbands. odist University. Decided all sec- Was named correspondent in the Saxton, Alice, B. Clinton, Iowa, retaries should hire their own divorce trial of John Q. Public and Ed. Whittier, and Northwestern boc;;ses.

Mrs. J. Q. Public that rocked the University. Didn't marry her McGinnis, Marylouise, B. Lin- nation's capitol and could be boss: her boss married her. coln, Ed. Whittier, and Carthage heard for miles around.

Simmons, Jack, B. Lincoln.Ed. College. Heads an Orphanage Owens, Phyllis, B. Lincoln, Ed. Whittier, and University of Cali- • which consists of: boys--1, Whittier, and Boston College. fornia. Wrote an article on ''How girls-0.

Noted for her excellent care of to Break the Law and Still Be Mahaffey, Dick, B. Lincoln, Ed. orphaned men.

Within the Law." Whittier, and University of Pappas, Clara. B. Lexington, Sloniger, Melba, B. Lincoln North Carolina. The greatest Ed. Whittier, and Meharry Med- Ed. Whittier, Benny Goodman's public accountant, noted for swin- ical College. Decided all patients Swing School. Heads the only dling J. P. Morgan out of three should eat 80 candy bars and orchestra composed of monkeys. dollars and ninety-nine and one drink 600 sodas a day.

Stonesifer, Dick, B. Lincoln, 7 Pavnter.

M:::irilvn 'R T ; ........ ,._1~ J.'~ tX l,"H_:A. , - · •'--~U.LJ ........·i: Ic\uihalf cents. , • ._. , , '-''-- ..._.,v,1a.1u LJUCK Oil .t1OW velotis surgeon. ous patient. to Wash Dirty Web Feet.''

HaJI, Donald, B. Lincoln, Ed. Lawson, Lois, B. Lincoln, EdCampbel], Robert, B. Lincoln, Whittier. and Atlantic Ocean. Whittier, and Columbia Univer.:.

Ed. Whittier, and Harvard Law Noted for losing an_<;.h,ors and sity,Cornell,Drake,George Wa-shSchool. Handled Bringly murder designing new air-proof sailor ingtoo" . Harvard, . Loyola; Mat-case. Prominent because of his suits. quette Univer-sit~~ Mrutrled a "short" after dinner speeches.

Hanson, Howard, B. Lincoln, professional ditch-digger.

Carnahan, Dorothy, B. Lincoln, Ed. Whittier, and Paris ConserLee, William, B. Lincoln, Ed. Ed. Whittier, and Meharry Med- vatory. Conductor of the New Whittier and Hastings College. ical College. Noted for her gor- York Flopharmonic Orchestra.

Invented noiseless trajn whistles.

HayE:s, Harriet, B. Africa, Ed. Loeffel, Edwin, B. Lincoln, Ed. geous bedside manner.

Cochran, Roy, B. Lincoln, Ed. Whittier, and Carleton College. Whittier, and Leland Stanford Whittier, and Alabama Poly- Explored the dark jungles of University. Saved an actress in technic Institute. Specializes in Harlem. forest fire and afterwards marburning up million dollar forests.

Hill, Charlotte. B. Lincoln, Ed. ried her.

Derrick, Elizabeth, B. Lincoln, Whittier and Columbia UniverLeslie, Jean, B. Lincoln, Ed. Ed. Wbittiev~ and Texas Unive1- sity. Editor of the "G ad-e-up Whittier, and Georgia School of sity of Dietetics. Head dietician Gazette.''

Technology. Wrote a pamphlet on of KHlyofl:' Hospital, New York.

Ritzman, Kenneth, B. Lincoln, '·How to win bosses from BattleDobry, Donald, B. St. Paul Ed. Whittier, and In di an a axes."

Nebr., Ed. Whittier, and Miami University. Noted for his nationLewis, Ruth, B. Lincoln, Ed. University. Discovered stars on ally known columm "Believe it or Whittier. One-armed stenograthe "Star Tribune."

• Else!" pher. Specialty charming her Dyar, Charles, B. Lincoln, Ed. Hobson, Richard, B. Lincoln, boss.

Whittier, anb Trinity CoJlege, , Ed. Whittier, and Cooper Union (Continued on page 10) WHO'S WHO - 1958

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June 2, 1938

THE WHITTIER GREE NLEA F

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HONOR GROUP Front Ron·: June Rau sch. E, -4 ; Ruth Man ion . E. S-4 : Alice Booth, E. S-5. H-3 ; Carole Martin. E, S-4 ; Loi Scdor is . S-4 ; Jack Young, E. S-3; Virgini a LaV els. - 4; Dick Mahaffe y, E. S-4. H-5; Patricia Flynn, S-5; Emma Spreier, S-3. H-3.

--1 ; Clifford Second Roze: Al\'in . Polick.

Fricke. S-3; Bryce Barn es. S-5: Frances -4; Kat h ryn Jones. S-5; Marion Clinton.

Schleigh er, S-3, H-4 ; Marilyn Paynter . E. S_-4: Willa Jean Mosher. H-3; Jerald Eitel. E. Tin rd Rou·: Florenc e Mart in. S-4 ; Harri et Hayes . E, S-5 ; Bob Dean. H -3 ; Martha Hall .

H -3; R omaine Ros , E. S-3; ·wesley Maser.

E : Max Sc'hnitte r, E, -3 ; Maxine McCabe .

E, -3 . H-3 : Ral p h H elset·, E. Front Ro 1e: Clay Hannei·s, H-3 ; Mary Ellen Bon ebright, E, S-,'5. H- 4 ; Marylou i e Goodwin. E, S-5 ; Dean Melson . S-5, H--1 : Ru th Lewis. E. S-5, H-5 ; Marilyn Alvord. E. S-5 ; Elizabet h Derrick , E, S-5. H-3 ; Paul Burke, E. S-5, H-3 ; Delore - Schneid er, E, S-5.

-5. H -3 ; Second Roze: Phyll is Duncan . E, Marjori e Egger, E, S-5, H -3 ; Phyllis H olbrook, E. S-3; Dorot hy Carnaha n, E, S 5, H -3 : Aloha Gi t, E, S-5 ; Charles Dyar. H-3 ; Jean Le lie. E. S--1. H-3; Milton Nichola s.

E; Frieda chafer, E; William Lee, E. S 5.

Third Ro ze: Edwin Loeffe l. E. S-4. H-3; Kenneth Greenwo od, E . S-4 ; Charlott e Hill , E. -5; J ean Penning S-5: Robert Campbe ll. roth, E; Gordon J ohn son. E, S-5. H -3; Lois Law on. E , S-5, H -3 ; ·willis Markey. S 5 ; Clara Pappas , E, -4 .

Front R oze : R ose McWilli ams. E; Glenn Holl toi·f , E, S-5, H-5; Rich ard H obson, S-5; Jack Lewis. S--1; Virgini a Hann ers . E . S-5; John Larson. S-5 ; Irene Di ttenber, E, -4, H -3; Patsy Payne. E, S--1.

Second Rote: Delore Glover. S-3 ; Mary K ierstead , E , S-5; Jean Bryant, E. -5; Betty athan Beezley, S-5 ; Caldwel l, E, S- 5, H-3 ; Virginia Stuerme r, E, S-5; Elaine Carlson , S-3; Betty Jan e Blackbu l'Il, E, S-5.

Third R oze: Leona Lilly, E. S-5; Fern Freeman, E. S-5. H-4 ; Clyde R oot, H- 5 ; .Adeli:i Korella. S-5 ; Carl Shaaf. S-5. H-5 ; Gene vieve R oberts. E. S-5; Kenneth Hi tzman, E, S-5 ; Jack Simmon s E, S--L H-3.

Not in Picture: Miriam Main, E ; H elen Walker. E, S-5 ; Genevi eve McClear y. E. S-5, H- 4.

3. H-4; Front R on·: Marcu s Stonem an, Betty Meyer. E; Don Deffenb au gh , S-5; Dale Dunkle, E , S-3: Janet ·wetzel, E. S--1; ,varre n Em ery, E, S--1 : Maxin e Cook, E ; Helen Bennett . E, S-5, H--1 .

Second Ron·: Ma t· yl ouise McGinn i s, E. H-3 ; Margar et Smith, H-5 ; Raym ond D'nges.

H -5; N elda Oltman, E, S 3; Barbara Wise.

E, S-5, H -3: Jack Ailes. E, S-3, H -3; B etty Ann Johnson . S--1 ; No1·ma Pa _terson. E, S-3 ; J ean n ette Miller, -5 H--1.

Third Roll': Don R eiche nbach . S-3 : Bob Mathews H-3 ; Rob ert Lynn. E; Roy Cochran , S-3; Bonnie Strayer, S-3. H -5; J ohn Ebe r 'hart, E. -5 ; Margar et Fi sh, S-4, H-3; Vi r g inia Fro t. S-3 ; Donna Jun e Klip pert, S-4 ; Maxin e Pettigre w, E, -5, H- 5.

Front Rou·: Dorot hy H edstrom , H-3 ; Lucille Ross, H-3 ; Rach e l Michel. S-3 ; Kevin Philli ps, E. S-4 ; Polly Shrader , H-3; Do nna Belle R ecroft, E. S-4 ; Katheri ne Ri ce. E. S-5, H -4..; Bel'Ilice Ern st, E , -3.

3 ; DonSecond Roze: Olinda H ergenra der. ald " ' ietzel. E; Doris Clayton . S-3; l\'['gno'.1 Miller . S-3; Lillian Bauer, E, S-5. H-5; Richa rd Sloan. H -3 ; J oa n Bierbow er, E, S-5 ; H elen Ki esselbac h, E , S -5. H-3.

Third R oze: Sam Baie, S-4 ; Margare t Marcy, E . S-4 ; George Elias, E , S-5 ; Albert Abbott, S-.'i; Dal'old Recklin$ !. E; D'ck Ma rs'ha ll.

S -5 ; Diel. Stonesif e1·, E, S-4 ; H elen Pat r ick, E. S-4.

5; Ruth ot in Picture : N orma Hug h es, E . eff, H- :i.

In t'hese H onor Group y ou see those 9A ". wh o have been awankd the covet d Effic:enc y Certific ate, those w ho have bLen named on t h ~ Scholar ship Roll foi· hi g h grades. and t hos" who have been listed on the H onor Roll for perfect attenda nce. The lett el' ' following- l'ho: - Scholars hip. H - H onor R oll, and t he number s the number of semeste r · on 1:ach. pupi ls' names indicate : E - Effici ency,

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THE WHITTIE R GREENLE AF

June 2, 1938

WATCH FOR THESE

Mary Derrick Cockrill. Don Horen is evidently Path Finder to be the master of ceremonies in Scholastic Katherine Rice Stage future programs.

Nelda Oltman Since the 9A graduation takes Wee Wisdom In the sporting world Wilma Janna McBride away a great deal of our talent, Phyllis Look Holbrook Latta, Betty Coulter, and Thera we would like to acquaint you Mayne can always be counted on with the ones who have been left behind to carry on the high stand- to make & good show. The boys SOPHISTICATED SOCIETY ard of Whittier entertainm ent. have quite a few worth their -1955The . musically inclined ones salt in Malcolm Allen of 304, come first. With a violin Floyd Jo h n n y Blumer from 1 0 6, The exclusive "Hotel D'HamPettigrew is tops, and Bill Hol- Charles Taylor of 316, and Hoyt burger" has been the scene of brook, 308, and Eugene Curry (Bud) Yowell of 320. many smart debonair society can't be beaten with the drums. dinner parties. Among the elite When playing upon a base horn, MR. ESQUIRE we find such celebreties as Count Jack Bair from 302 really sounds and Countess Von Eberhart (a all right. Bill Welch of 207 will be American Boy Rin glin g Bill Stoner former clown in seen playing the sliding trombone Mercury Dick Marshall Brothers circus); Du chess a lot, and we hope to see Billy Playmate alias Kenneth Ritzman Plutocrat Marylouise Sterling and Scotty ~rvine with Common Sense Ed win Loeffel Goodwin who was escorted by their French horns.

Cosmopolitan Wesley Maser Black Jack Joe (Gordon Johnson) Vocal musicians are paced by Country Gentleman and Prince Alpujarras alias 9B's, Kenny Neff of 310, Roger John Eberhart Charles McCarthey alias Edgar McNeil, Jack Tilton of 216, Jack Forbes William Lee Barratt with Prince Maharaza, Eisele of 302, and Bob Franklin, Fortune Paul Mahaffey known in her school days as 304. George Johnson's bass solos Very Good Housekeeping Virginia Hanners. will undoubtedly be greatly appreBaron and Baroness BoogyGordon Johnson ciated by all in future programs. Horse and Horseman Boogy were the guests of honor In the dancing field, Constance Jack Young and Jack Kennedy at the party given by that McBride leads the toe dancers, Judge Alvin Polick amiable, fine-feathe red friend, and the tap dancers are topped by Mickey Mouse Kevin Phillips Donald Duck. (Quack! Quack!)

Frederick Langenhei m.

Sportsman Bob Campbell The mad Russian, Rochester, Some future Greenleaf stars New Yorker Edgar Barrett (the lunatic of Jack Benny's are Stuart G o l d b e r g of 106, Woman's Home Companion program) completely bombarded Charlotte Garrett of 304, and Howard Ham~en and diminished the Merry Dorothy James of 102.

Woman ' s World Charles Dyar Butchers of Redcap at the Accordion players John Coulter annual Spring Barn Dance held • of 310, and Norma Jean Taylor of at Pickle, Pickle Inc., the belle of MISS VOGUE 316 will appear often on your old Kentucky. The square dance stage, but just as often Jane American Girl Adelia Korella was tapped to order by that Leonard, Laura Blough, Eliza- Annalist Harriet Hayes genuine hog caller, Kenneth beth Smaha, Esther Michel, and Antique Helen Bennett IGreenwood.

Portia Eitel will be seen, as they Boy's Life Virginia Stuermer Went to the circus the other are the most talented actresses Connois ■eur Helen Kiesselbach night and saw - guess who-as that are left.

Coronet Aloha Gist the sword swallower -Jewelly Many other future stars of the Gentlewoman Charlotte Hill Spats, somewhere back along the drama world are being left be- Harper's Bazaar line known as Charles Ewell. hind, but up and coming are Genevieve Roberts those grand comedians I van Hygeia Lois Lawson Billy Sterling: I nearly got Stern, Bob Duncan, who is re- Life Alice Booth killed twice today. placing ''Tizzy Lish'' Diamond, Liberty Dorothy Carnahan Jack Bair: Once would have and Charle "John Eberhart" Mademoiselle Mariam Main .been enough.

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THE F A C U L T Y

S eated: Miss P eters on, Miss F .. rgus on , Mrs . Ros s .

F irst row , righ t, bott om to top: Mr. Upd egra ft, Mr. Stra wn .

S econ d Ro w : Miss Hul t, Mr. W ells.

T hird Row : Miss Dee , Mrs . Pinn ey, Mrs . Barr ows , Mr. W. F. McMullen .

Fou rth Row : Mi s Clar k, Miss H. Mad sen, Mi s Vee rhus en , Mis Cro .

F ijth. Row : Miss Mar gare t Wils on, Mrs . Whf te, Miss McG rew, Mrs . Chil dres s.

S ixth R ou: : Miss Zam zow , Miss Mum ford.

Mr. Cul ler ..........·-··················· f iss Hu 1t .......... ·-··········-····-·· Mr s. Bar row s.............. ..........2 0 3 Mis s Bet hun e............... ......... 3 0 6 Mrs . Bos chu lt... ............... .... 310 Mrs . Chi ldre ss ..................... 212 Mis s Cla rk. .............. ............... 222 Mis s Cro ss ........ ...,. ................. 205 Mis s Cur ley .............. .............. 320 Mis s Dee ............... .................... 112 Mis s Fer gus on ....... :............. 300 Mis s Fre ebe rn ............... ...... .

Mr. Gam mil l... ....................... 104 Mis s Gre en ....................... ...... 304 "'.\fr . H esto n ........... -................ 1 0 6 Mis s Ho lco mb ........ .............. 104 :\1is s Ho ope r .......................... 314 Mis s Joh nso n ....... ................. 302 Mis s Jon e s ....... ....................... 1 0 7 "'.\f iss Ka hm ............................ . :\f iss Mc Cor mic k .................l 2 M iss l\l cGr e w ........................ 305

P r inc ipa l Ass ista nt Pri nci pal Ari thm etic Lib rar ian cien ce Civ ics, Soc ial tud ies Ari thm e tic Lat in, Alg ebr a , Jr. Bus ine ss Eng lish Ho me Eco nom ics Art , Eng lish Nu rse Pri ntin g Eng lish Bui l-di ng Tra d s, Wo odw ork Vio lin His tor y Civ ics, oci al tud ies Mu sic Cl rk Typ wri ting Art , En li s h l\lr. C. L . Cul l e r , Pri nci pal

THE FACULTY

U p p e r R o ll·: M r. H es to n , M r. R o s S ea te d : Mis s M a ry \.Vil so n , M r. Cull, M rs . B osc h u lt . e1·. , ec o n d R o 1c : M rs • • w is h e r , M rs . S h T h ir d R o ll ': M is s J o h n so n , Mi ss J o ik e, M r . G am m il l , M is s B e t h u n e . n es , M is s H o o p e r.

F c u rt h R o w : Mi :1 Gree-n, Mis S ch o fi eld, M rs . W o rr al l.

L o w e r R o ll' : ti M ads..rt, M is s R a! to n , M is s M c C o rm ic k , Mi ss Cu r le y , M is s K a h m , M r. W . A . M cMu ll e n .

Mi s s Im a A . H u lt , A s s iE' ta n t P r in c ip a l

M r . W . A. M c M u ll e n ..... 3 1 2 S c ie n c e Mr. W . F . M c M u ll e n ..... 3 0 3 A lg e b r a M is s E m m a M a d s e n ....... 3 0 S c ie n c e M is s H e le n M a d s e n ........ 2 1 6 S p e c ia l M is s M u m f o r d .. ................... 2 0 7 S o c ia l S tu d ie s M is s P e t e r s o n .. .................. .. 31 6 E n g li s h M rs . P in n e y...... ...... ...... ... .. .... 21 S o c ia l S tu d ie s M is s R a l- s to n ............ ............. 3 0 1 Art M rs . R o s s ........................... ...... 11 3 G ir ls P h y s ic a l E d u c a ti o n M r. R o s s ... ... ................ ............. 2 0 9 D r a f ti n g Mi s s c h o fi e ld .. ... ...... ... ........ 1 0 8 H o m e E c o n o m ic s M rs . S h ik e .. ................ ........ .... 2 0 8 E n g li s h , D r a ma M r. S tr a w n ...... ... ................. .. 1 0 3 A r it h m e ti c , J r . B u s in e s s M rs . w is h e r.........................1 0 5 E n g li s h , M u s ic M r . U p d e g ra ft .. . ................... l 0 1 E le c tr ic it y , M e ta l T r a d e s M is s V e e r h u s e n .. ...... ....... ... 22 0 A ri t h m e ti c M r . W e ll s ............. .. ........ .......... 1 1 5 B o y s P h y s ic a l. E d u c a ti o n M r. W e lc h ..... .................. ...... .. A u d it o r iu m B a n d , In s t. L e s s o n s M r s . W h it e ............ ................. A u d it o r iu m a n d 1 0 1 Mu s ic Mi s s 1 a r y W il s o n ..... ....... 11 0 H o m e E c o n o m ic s , E n g li s h Mi s s M. L . W il s o n ........... 30 7 E n g li s h M r • W o r r a l l... ..................... 30 9 J u n io r B u s in s s , H i s to r y Mis s Z a m z o w ....................... .3 1 o c ia l S tu d i e s

MAGAZINE SECTION THE ROBIN ~wimming in the spring , for j I Instan ce. tree, our in robin a wa There a;e n w_ome is, ay ~o have I All so are n wome why I wond er funny . Seem s to me a fellow has a funny and Just to thmk we II A saucy little fellow; could red as red was t brea His marry and up grow all bly proba n wome the ncing convi hard time be . ience exper our all after one he know s that he know s any. yellow was bill little hi~ But 301 n, Barto nce Terre thing .

He sang a song called spring .

My moth er think s my bedro om ING SAIL ring; it heard have d shoul You is no place for my pet rat, my far away , away, flew he Then dog, and my lemon tree. My rat day. other some again come To on ails . boat Our is just as tame - he woul dn't hurt 312 Ross, e Lucill -Upon life's sea a thing . My dog is a ten year old To great er ports Amer ican pit bull and what if Y E DING HAPP THE For you and me; she does like to get in my bed, my r linge ries memo But d d ld • Sh d Let's get ready for gradu ation, og an e IS an goo ness. clear and Long Jl a· d b h t 't Invite you r friend s and your s h e d oesn ge t e e 1rty, we , th relati on; For is old school not very dirty. My lemon tree is A few more days and you'll be We love so dear. in a barre l. but I've had it ever going , Three years ago since I was five years old. Of To Lincoln High, what a showi ng!

A pretty dress with sprin g colors, We ancho red here course, it hasn' t had any lemons I know your heart will be all a Withi n this port on it yet but then you can't ever flutte r: Of hope and cheer ; tell. It could have lemon s on it!

Some nice new shoes, and a cute And now we leave Besides, it's my bedroom, but I little hatTo strug gle along guess I 'm just suppo sed to sleep Your clothe s are impo rtant, With coura ge our pilot, there. wheth er thin or fat; Ambi tion our song.

Then my sister , gee whiz, she _ Helen Patric k, 312 Some oil on your hair - a comis so ::lfraid I migh t say some thing plexion quite fair, ______ funny in churc h, or forge t to If you don't try to _k eep this, CIVICS THEM ES wash my neck, or wrest le with you migh t get a scare ; --her boy friend . You'd think I I First there 's this and then A Whitt ier song, you must not was a crimi nal or abnor mal. She forge t. gives me so many direct ions there 's that but just now, all j when we start out toget her. it 9A's are think ing of th o e awful j This refres hing of memo ries_ you'll never regre t; make s me dizzy just trying _to Civics Them es. First it's all those instru ctions one has to listen to; A chat with the teach ers to let remem ber them all. them know -Last come women teach ers. then its six whole period s in the Boy are they hard on you when librar y, hunti ng up those books That you won't forge t them after you go; your pocke ts ooze out a few and writin g page after page of marb les or some thing . If you notes. And then, worst of all, it's Leavi ng behin d, your friend s so dear just happe n to fall on the stair~ , tho e other pages that have to be they think it wasn 't an accid ent, in ink, all spick and span, with But they'l l be with yo u soon don't you fear; and when you get to think ing all tho e space s full. Well, all I durin g class about a fishin g trip have to say goes to all lower So we'll be leav in g ;rou with a smile, or makin g a kite or some thing grade s in junio r high school. \ intere sting to do, they accus e you You'v e got a big job ahead of you. And hope to be with you after a while. of indiff erenc e. Just as thoug h but don't let it worry you too - Cleo Col on, 302 and any boy would be indiff erent to ! much.

Melba Sloni ger, 312 -- Opal Holman, 312 anyth ing really intere sting - like \ WOMEN ARE FUNN Y

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THE WHIT TIER GREE NLEA F HERO

June 2, 1938

The men were all talkin g about Is also good at eyebr ow pluck in'; the fight; Now comes Dorot hy June Smith , a saucy little red head, The villain by a sand dune stood, They had conqu ered the bandi ts and put them to flight.

But a for the other s, there 're A black cross on his clean white And the Legion was reassu red of just being kidded. hood; their migh t.

Now if over this rhym e these A cross that mark ed a robbe rs' girls get conce ited, band - Jack Simmons, 300 They had bette r watch out or Tha t killed and plund ered they migh t be defea ted. throu ghout the land.

TEN PRET TY GIRLS - Melba Sloni ger, 312 His eyes on the horizon were fixed, There were ten pretty girls 1n Stran ger: I'll have to sue you.

When ' color of sand and sky Whitt ier School, Your dog bit me and I've been were mixed : And their sport was to be in a very sick.

A bunch of riders came a swim ming pool; Bob Dean : Well, I'll be safe.

I tearin ', Thing s like civics can be done, but can prove my dog didn' t b_ i te you.

The Frenc h Legio n's unifo rms their heart 's set on fun, Stran ger: How' s that? they were weari n' !

And educa tion is "som e fun" to Bob Dean: I nave four reaso ns: He rode into camp with a loud these girls.

First, I keep my dog chain ed in enoug h scream , There 's Hazel Reynolds - she's my back yard, secon d, my dog To wake even a corps e from the surely cute, and she has has no teeth, third, my dog has sound est dream ; hrains , you bet your boots. ''The Legion is coming, 'twill be Spec1king of perso nality -Ade lia never bitten anyone, and fourth , I have no dog. a bad fight, is the one; j l,]St holler But don't let them feller s put ''Kore lla'' and she'll come on Alber t Klien : Two week s ago you to flight ." the run; you gave me a plaste r to get rid Then midst the yellin g and roar- And when you look for dimples, of my rheum atism . ing of guns, they' re not hard to find; Docto r: Yes. Up jump s the villain and away Just hunt up Ruth Emmo ns, Alber t Klien : Now give me he runs; hers are the right kind; It looks like he's gettin g away in There is a girl cute, and sweet , some thing to get rid of the plaste r. the clear, thoug h some say spe has But our hero is cornin g up from big feet, Sam Bale: Caref ul! One single the rear.

We know, that their guess is move and this canoe will collapse.

They went on a while this way, wrong , since her feet are Georg e Elias: Can I move my And finally the villain chanc ed not long- chew ing gum to the other side to say, Guess who- Barba ra Wise; of my mouth ?

"You bEtte r drop back or I'll When it comes to singin g, Lois shoot you down dead; Laws on ta1<:es the cake, I Maril yn Alvord: What do you I'll drill you right throu gh the For we know as every one knows, think would go well with my head, " her voice is not a fake. purpl e and green golf socks.

But our hero had caugh t him and Genev ieve Robe rts a girl who Evere tt Owen s: Hip boots ? with his bare hand, can wear clothes, He knock ed the villain into the Her beaut iful complexion she Prof. (At his eveni ng work as sand; woul dn't dare expose; his young sons come in.): Now, And befor e the rat could arise There 's also a Mickey Cook, now, childr en can't you let me from the groun d, who's full of pep, work in peace ?

Our hero had tied him up safe And no matte r where you see Boys: (in choru ) We just want and sonnd. her, she's never out of step. to ay goodn ight.

When they came into camp that Dorot hy M thews , an exper t at Prof: Oh, . well, could n't you night , truck in'; Iwait with that till tmorn ing?

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TH E W HI TT IE R GR EE NL EA F

y? da g in er elt sw a on ine sp e's on ER M M SU IS TH T WHAT ABOU W e'l l ce rta inl y need the m. (I Well, now th at school is ju st mean th e chills.) va e nic a r fo ipe rec a ve ha I all e ar s ok bo ur yo d an t ab ou t ou e. fin s rk wo lly rea ich wh n tio ca at wh in, ed rn tu nJ )a (? cleaned up ar e yo ur pla ns fo r th e su mm er ? He re it is: ON TI EC EL UE AG LE C VI CI PE CI RE N TIO CA VA , at e lat up y sta to ing go u yo e Ar LD HE 1 cup of work, ni gh t an d sleep lat e in th e morn s, me ~a or tdo ou of p cu 1 u yo at th t fac e th in ng eli ing, rev ys bo se tho to ns tio ula rat ng Co 2 cu ps of relaxat10n, do n't ha ve to ris e an d re tir e wi th as l oo sch e th by en os ch ls gir d an , ps tri e ur as ple of p cu 1-2 Apollo? Will you lounge ab ou t in r! ste me se xt ne r fo rs de lea eir th s, 1 cu p cool dr ink slacks an d sh or ts an d ju st do 9A t en es pr e th· e ar o wh e, W , ief a pinch of misch wh at you please? ee all th e e nc rta po im e th e liz rea ly ful ss, cla r.) (ju st enough to flavo shows? Get a good tan ? W ate rt o n· e ar o wh rs, ice off se the of iew rev tle lit a d If de sir ed ad log yo ur se lf with pin k lemonade? an ar we o wh ns rso pe y inrel d me er, Bl e. tur na tic las ho Th at would be one wa y of of a sc t bu er, mb nu e dg ba nt rta po im r me um in sp en din g a vacation , bu t since a gredient_s . well, place is om wh on up ns rso pe as er th ra , _le ab ort mf co a s rn tu It vacation is rea lly only a ch an ge sun un til e th of y lit ibi ns po res e th d ce pla th wi ed rv se be of work, wh y nu t ge t a lit tle ~e alt hy ta? . To . es iti tiv ac l oo d sch an , rts be er sh or s, Ice , am cre ice am bit iou s th is su mm er ? Fo r you ld, he on cti ele e th of lts su re e Th boys an d ath let ic- mi nd ed gir ls, lemonade. s: low fol as e ar , 23 ay M a d ba too t ge n't do u yo pe ho I if yo ur fa th er or mo the r ha s len El ary M nt. ide es Pr : rls Gi ! rio ee ch l fal e th til un so n, sta rte d a ga rd en , you could wa ter su nb ur nt, ide res -P ce Vi d; an I r Fa Mc ch tea or po e th r fo , wi th th e hose or even weed th e An d please tty Be , ry eta cr Se g; rzo He an ari M u yo all et rg fo n't ga rd en . It would be good ex er - er s' sake, do es iv tat en es pr re ' ys bo e Th . ry Ga cise fo r yo ur knees. (We do n't know! lda Ol tm an , 312 are : Pr es ide nt, Du an e An de rso n; Ne ha ve a ga rd en .) An d I'm su re Neff; eth nn Ke nt, ide res -P ce Vi yo ur mo the r wo ul dn 't mind if er. ult Co EN RD hn Jo GA y, tar MY cre Se you offered to as sis t wi th houseen officers os ch e th at th pe ho e W cle an ing . Then, too , it seems I ha ve a lit tle ga rd en , an d' 'tr an s, rk wo r ou on rry ca ll wi th at th e law n can alw ay s be It isn 't much to see ly, no t less, on t no l, oo sch s thi t mi mowed or th e he dg es tri mm ed .

Ju st ca rro ts, onions, let tu ce, r, an d mo re tte be , ter ea gr t bu Bu t all wo rk an d no pla y Po tat oe s and sw ee t pea . s tra ns mi tte d wa it an th ul tif au be ma ke s Ja ck a dull boy , an d I ." us to is it n fu at wh , oh t, Bu ll, we as l Jil th in k th at applies to rly ea in rth ea e th in dig To so let 's play some too . (I do n't e th t's ha W : tto pe Re e ac all W g, rin sp t hink we need mu ch en co ur ag el? iva rn ca e th at er ov row e, lif to me co s ed se the e se To im Sw ) u? yo me nt fo r th at, do ist nt de ke fa A g: un Yo ck Ja . ing br ey th joy e th ow kn d An e ar mi ng an d pla yin g ten ni s celluof t se a r ate e-e fir e th d sol - Helen Te go p's , 300 good ex erc ise an d ·those who own th. tee d loi bicycles su rel y wo n't keep th em se clo a he Is y: er Em n re ar er.

W mm su all ge ra ga e th in d ke loc c bli pu a is th Is : an rtm Po hn Jo Or, fo r th e fas tid iou s young lady, fri en d of yo ur s? e? lak Ch arles Ewell: Yes, indeed, I wh y no t ge t so me em br oid ery s.

Ye n: so hn Jo n rdo Go . him m fro nt ce a w rro bo cy n't fan ca ng thi me so ke ma d an wo rk 't dn ul wo it en Th : an rtm Po n oh J for yo ur mo the r or fri en d? a d de lan I if law e th st ain ag be did w ho ell W n: rso de An rs M Th ey 'll love it and it' s rea lly h? fl n?

Do rt, sta ht fig e th loads of fu n wh en you know how. uld wo it , No n: so hn Jo n rdo Go g kin kic en Gl by d rte sta It n: Do And who do es n't like a good le. rac mi a be . ck ba me wn do d an up ills ch nd se to ok bo

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T H E W H IT T IE R G R E E N L E A F

J u n e 2, 1938

CIVIC L E A G U E OFFICERS A N D C A B IN E T In e v e ry J u n io r H ig h School, T h e re a re a few who g e t C h o se n fo r th e h ig h p o si ti o n s O f Civic L e a g u e ·Officers and C a b in e t.

BOY D E L E G A T E S

T h e w o rk o f th e boy d e le g a te s Is to help m a k e laws fo r th e sc h o o l; T h e y help us decide "' h a t is b e s t, A n d tr y to e n fo rc e e a c h rule.

GIRL D E L E G A T E S

It would be nice if we could all p o ss e ss , T h e tr a it 8 o f th e g ir l deleg a te s ; W it h w it a n d b ra in s th e ir only tool, T h e y solve th e p ro b le m s o f th e school.

CLASS O F F IC E R S

T h e se c h a rm in g boys a n d g ir ls A re q u it e im p o rt a n t in o u r school; T h e y 'r e th e officers o f e a c h class, A n d efficiency i th e ir rule.

HOME ROOM P R E S ID E N T S

E a c h home ro o m fo r e a c h sem e s te r E le c ts a p re s id e n t to p re si d e O v e r all th e h o m e room m e e tin g ; H e h a s to b e th e ir guide.

THE WH ITT IER GR EEN LEA F

Jun e 2, 1938

GR EEN LEA F STA FF AN D REPORTER S The Gre enle af Staf f and Repor ters Are not 0. 0. Mcl ntyr es, But thei r tech niqu e has advanced, Ove r tha t of the old tow n crie rs.

GR EEN LEA F PRI NTE RS Ove r fam ous prin ters like Fra nklin, Folk s alw ays marle muc h fuss ; But the prin ters of this pap er Are good eno ugh for us.

THE ORCHESTRA The Orc hes tra gives us con cert s Much ene rgy it exe rts; The ir pro gram s are alw ays ove r too quick, But we hav e time to 9njoy the music.

BAN D

Roo t a t oot toot, Let 's give them a han d, The se fine boy (and girl s) Are Wh ittie r's ban d.

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A N D I D O MEAN YO U .