Whittier Junior High 1948 Yearbook

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We ded ica t e this issu e of the Gr een lea f w ith all fa ith · and affe cti on To all the nin th gra der s :The hap py on es; and sad one s; The sob er and sile nt one s ; The boi ster ous and gla d one s ; The goo d one s-yes -th e goo d· one s, too An d all t he lov ely bad one s.

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THE WHITTIER GREENLEA F THE WHITTIER GREENLEA F

Founded and established in 1924 as the official publication of Whittier Junior High School.

Miss Hult

Faculty Adv isors Mrs. Lucille Wilson

Delores Bartzatt Glenda Beauchamp Sammie Engelhart June Gardner Martha Hill Carole Kitchen Beverly Lickei Delores Luthultz •

Miss Ferguson

Patty McEvoy Linda Pegans Joyce Pierce Shirley Pillard Barbara Sorenson Marilyn Terry Mary Young Shirley Jones

--W-TO THE 9A CLASS

'Tis now the time in every year To wish you luck and all good cheer Our school will miss you.:._anoth er will gain Alas for Whittier, we'll not be the same.

When you go to High-go higher and higher And soar to the clouds like a wonderful flyer In learning, or business, or professional life We hope you'll win in spite of strife.

--W-9A CLASS OFFICERS President- Jim Owens Vice-Presid ent-Ed Pearce Secretary-R ose Mary Paul

--W-YOUNGEST GIRL IN 9A CLASS TULA KARA V AS-222 Tula Karavas is the youngest girl in 9A class.

She was born on November 3, 1934, and is 13 years old. She is 60 ¾ inches tall, weighs 88½ pounds, and h as dark, dancing eyes. Her favorite hobby is swimming.

--W-YOUNGEST 9A BOY ROBERT JONES-1 04 The youngest boy in the ninth grade class this year is Robert Jones. He is fourteen and won't be fifteen until next March seventh. He is fiv e foot, nine and a half inches tall and weighs one-hundre d and fifty-six pounds. He has gon e to Lincoln schools always. He went to Elliott grade school. How did he do it all so fast? (He skipped third grade. Bright boy!) He says his hobby is baseball, his favorite subject is English, and he plays the tuba in the orchestra. He also won the baseball throw in the Health Day events.

--W-SCHOLARS HIP HONORS The 9A pupil who has maintained the best scholarship record throughout the three years at Whittier is Marvin Friedman. This is certainly an honor.

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9A SCHOLARS HIP ROLL SPRING 1948 Five Semesters Betty Douglas Gerald Bitney Georgia Baker Carolee Brehm Betty Barber Ronald Beideck r'r.t~y P orter Florene Cartwright JoAnn Thompson Sydomia Schaaf Harold Locke Clifford Loes Mervin Miller Winifred Stolz Roger Brendle Byron Tullis Anna O'Neel Susan Rudolph Rex Brinkworth Ruth Ellenwood James Dilworth .

Marvin Friedman Pat Sehnert Mary Ann Schlegel Myron Curtis Jo Ann Cunningham James Owens Shirley Fuhrman Barbara Sorensen Charles Graham Jack Geist Iona Adams Doris Ostwald Ina Fern Tuttle Carol Gillett Rodney Fugate Charlotte Ratcliff Melvin Burbach Bill Balheim Norma Swartzleona rd Shirley Morisse Walter Garner Donna Nelson Elwyn Krhounek Darrell Minchow William Wilson Paul Jordan Jack Mason Allen Christiansen Peggy Dewey Marilyn Hayes Delwyn Nelson Gordon Metcalf J anice Nichols Martha Rill Ruth Scheerer Marlene Dick Moon yean Beck Sammy Engelhart Shirley P eterson Betty Kramer Beverly Wilson Four Semesters Sandra Jleumphreu s Anna O'Neel Betty Torrey Lyle Anderson Bob Newcombe Marilyn Johns Jane Wills Charles Yungblut Shirley Jones Mary Ann Murphy Douglas Wilcox Kay Barton Donna Whitmarsh Betty Vosburgh Three Semesters Don Burback Louis Swift Virginia Condon Jerry Peg ans Beverly Finke Bettie Rose Huston James Harrison Bryce Whitla Doris Powell Kenneth Burback Jacob Wilsey Tula Karavas

Rosella K ehn Roy Kahlbau Opal Chase Marilyn Latture Barbara Schmidt Ruth Ann Pfeifer Lois Simmerman Vernon Delehant Marjorie Vogel Wayne H auck Martha Winter Peggy Boerner Shirley Norton

Betty Lou K archer Bruce Minter Janet Whitlock Carolyn Auld Ed P earce Delores Taylor Ronald Cooley Verne Burling Rolan d Wart Melvin Oldemeyer Mary Lue Knowles Loreto Guajardo

June 4, 1948

THE WHITTIER GREENLEAF

HEALTH DAY May seventh was Health Day and it was celebrated by an aftern·oon of events and a program honoring 9A's who had a satisfactory scholarship fraction and an "A" health rating.

First on the program was the annual processional made up of the 9A's with a satisfactory scholarship fraction and an " A" health rating.

The numbers were announced by Douglas Wilcox who was master-of-ceremonies and by a short blast on the trumpet by Roger Brendle. Following was the crowning of the health king, Jack Conklin, and the queen, Virginia Condon. by the presidents of the civic league, Douglas Wilcox, and P eggy Dewey.

Winners of the events were then honored.

In honor of J ack Conklin, who won the shot-put Betty Douglas played the "Warsaw Concerto" on the piano. To honor Alvin Smith who was the winner of the high jump, Betty Barber and Lois Simmerman did a tap dance. Jack Mason, the winner of the pole vault, was honored by a group of songs by the boys' glee. Jack broke the Whittier record when he vaulted 8 feet and 11 inches.

The record for the broad jump was broken by Dale Bouman. He jumped 19 feet and 1 inch.

Douglas Wilcox honored Dale with a violin solo.

Robert Jones was honored with a tap dance by Eloise Finley . Robert won the baseball throw also. Another record was broken by D ale Bouman. • He won the football throw with 174 feet and 9 inches. Janice Nichols, played the "Rustic Dance" on the marimba to hono r Da le. First place in the fifty yard dash was won by Irl Kermmoade. In honor of Irl, Ronnie Johnso n t3.pdanced . J ack Mason, who won the sixty yard dash was honored with a clarinet solo by Carolyn Auld. Ted King won the seventh grade fifty yard dash. In honor of Ted, Gordon Metcalf, played the " Saber Dance" on the piano. Irl Kermmoade also won first place in th e 75 yard dash.

He was honored with a song by W inifred Winston. Roger Brendle and his trumpet honored 305, the winners of the finals in the 75 yard shuttle relay. And last, but not least, was the girls' glee club, honoring the East Side Kids, the winners of the soft ball game between "West" and "East Side Kids."

--W-HONOR RO LL Five Semesters Bruce Minteer Mary Lue Knowles Paul Wray Four Semesters James Dilworth Charlotte Ratcliff Marilyn Johns Ruth Ellenwood Pat Sehnert Tula K aravas Jack Geist Three Semesters Bryce Whitla Donna Nelson Marvin Friedman Carol Gillett Marjorie Vogel Shirley Morisse Shirley Peterson Donna Whitmarsh

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EFFICIENCY ROLL The following 9A pupils have made the efficiency roll. They all have thirty or more credits.

It's nice to have so many successful. We hope the efficiency certificates they received May 26th will serve them well in the future, since they have served so well to get them.

Adams, Ionna Auld, Carolyn Baker, Georgia Barber, Betty Bitney, Gerald Bowen, Jim Boerner, Peggy Brehm, Carolee Brendle, Roger Brinkworth, Rex Chase, Opal Christiansen, Allen Churchill, Glenn Cunningham, Joan Curtis, Myron Dewey, Peggy Louise Dick, Marlene Dobeck, Ch arles Douglas, Betty Ellenwood, Ruth Engelhart, Sammie Finke, Beverly F riedman, Marvin Fugate, Rodney Fuhrman, Shirley Garner, Walter Geist, Jack Gillett, Carol Glenn, Robert Graham, Charles Harrison, Jim Ratcliff, Cha·r lotte Hauck, Wayne Hayes, Marilyn Humphreus, Sandra Hill, Martha Huston, Bettie Rose Isherwood, Donald Johns, Marilyn Jones , Shirley Jo rdan, P aul • Joyner, Joan Karavas, Tula Karcher, Betty K ramer, Betty Larson , Kenneth

L atture, Marilyn Leatherman, Loren Loch, Harold Mason, Jack McGerr, J oAnne Metcalf, Gordon Miller, Mervin Morisse, Shirley Murphy, Mary Ann Nelson, Delwin Nels on, Donna Nichols, J anice Norton, Shirley Ostwald, Doris Owens, James Passafiume, Mary Ann Paul, Rosemary Peterson, Shirley Pfeifer, Ruth Ann Porter, P atsy Rudolph, Susan Schaaf, S ydonja Scheerer, Ruth Schlegel, Mary Ann Schmidt, Barbara Sehnert, Patricia Simmerman, Lois Skinner, Jack Smith, Alvin Sorensen, Barbara Stolz, Winifred Swartzleonard, Norma J. Taylor, Delores Thompson, J oan Torrey, Betty Turley, Bessie Vogel, Marjorie Vosburgh, Betty Maxine Wart, Roland Whitla, Bryce Wilcox, Douglas Wilsey, Jacob Wilson, Beverly Wilson, Billy Winter, Martha

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D o you see a .catche .r in this bunch ?

Wen, there _is one here

we have a hunch .

9A's From H ome' Rooms 102-103 -104

First row: Patsy Porter , Bob Newco mbe, JoAnn Harris, G eorgia Baker, Ielvin Oldem eyer, Virgini a Cond on, David B liss Second row : Pat G reenfie ld , Be tty D ouglas , Howell Fabian , B etty T orrey, Di ck Summe rs, Ervin Kraft.

Leona Freema n , Sandra Humph reous. Shirley Beck, Beverl y F inke, Emma Harris , Ka thryn King, JoAnn Thomp son , Betty B arber, B essie Turley Third row : Kenn y Larson , B ob Jones, Jim Dilwor th , Mervin Miller, Wayne Hurd. Walter G eist.

We watch the clo ck and hear the beLL They both say things we ccmno t teLL.

9A's From Home Rooms 106-203 -205

First row : Roger B rendle , Beverl y W ilson, Jan ice ichols , Ru eben Gerlach , Bryce Whitla, Jane Will.

Mollie Hahn Second row: Pat Sehner t, Jack Scdoris, Lupe D amian, Bettie Rose Huston , Ruth Scheer er, El oise Finl ey Moony een Beck Third row : S h irley Norton , L oi s Swift, Re x Brink worth, Charle s D obeck, Marily n Joi;n s , Joan Joy ner S hirley J ones F o u rth row: orma Skinne r , Shir ley Peterso n, Camille Founta in , Jim Harold Lock , Steve Lindgr e n , Harri son , Charle s Young blut

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Soft ban or hard, it's all the same,

It takes sports mansh ip to win the game.

9A's From Home Rooms 208-209 -210

First row: Jim Owens, Mary Passafi ume, Bill Ballhei m, Donald Shwart z , Eugene Schonr ock, Doris Powell Second row : Jack Geist, Harley G rasmic k , Leona Tussey , Pat McKin ney, Doris Ostwal d, Eugene Quincey , Charen ce Walcot t Third row: Charles B roer , Jo hn Benish ek, Norma Loos, Carol G illett, Barbar a So renson, Barbar a Morale z , Harold Sn ethen , Dougla s Wilcox Fourth row: Bill Lionbe rger . Cecil Hatche r. Charlo tte Ratclif fe , Shirley Morisse , L aD ora Walker , JoAnn McGer r, Shirley P illard , Myron Curtis, Carl Harrer.

Dear teache rs in the study hall,

We are reali y thinki ng of playin g ball!

9A's From Home Rooms 212-220 -222

First row: Rosem ar y Paul, Paul Jordan , MaeEtt a Winkle man, Betty Bowma n, Marlen e Dick, Martha Hill, Sammi e Engleh art, Second row: Tula Karava s, Allen Christi ansen, Alvin Smith, Da rrell Mincho w, Kenny Hansen , Donna • Nelson, D on Isherw ood Third row: D onna W h itma rsh , Kenn y Burbac k, Loren Leathe rman , Gordon 'letcalf, Jacob Wilsey Kay Barton , Betty Karche r

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June 4, 1948

We come on bikes or on the bus, We bet the teachers have had enough of us.

9A's From Home Rooms 302-303-305 F irst row: Clifford Loos, 'Vergie Johnson , Sydonia Schaaf, Shirley Hagelberger, Delores Sheperd, Milton Willett, Ronald Beideck Second row: G erald Bitney, Dick Meyers, J oyce Artz, Donna Campbell, JoAnn Hite, Delores Luthultz .

B etty K ramer Third ro w: F lorene Cartwright, Carolee Brehm, Delores Bartzatt, June Humrick, Emilio Garcia , Beverly Lickei, Opal Chase Fourth row: J immy Johnson , T e d Buckmaster, Blaine Ward , LeRoy Hayes, Rosella Kehn, Bruce Minteer, Mary Lou Kn<?wles

We study and cram 'Until nine

O f course!

It' s examination time.

9A's From Home Rooms 307-308-310 First row: Ramona Contrarus, Bob Glenn , Pa t Schlegel, Charles Graham, Doris Ostrander, Ruth Ellenwood , Charles Jordon Second row: Lesley Upham , Marion Bradfo rd, Susan Rudolph, Marilyn Terry, Lucille Drumond , Shirley Fuhrman Third row: Mary Ann Schlegel, Janet Whitlock, Delores Taylor, Carolyn Auld, Marilyn Hartman , Madeline Flynn, Marilyn Lature Fourth row: Tom Kunkel, Roy Kahlbau, Ed Pearce , Jack Conklin

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Some are short, some are taU T hey' re a fine bunch , one and all.

9A 's From Home Rooms 312 - 314-316

First row: Loreto Guaj ardo , Jack Skinne r, Mary Young, Lois Simme rman, Peggy Wilson , Donita • Chubb uck Second row: Melvin Burbac k, Ina Tuttle, Ionna Adams , Barbar a Schmid t, Lois T rudeau , Ruth Ann Pfiefer , Norma Swartz leonard Third row: Dale Stanley , Larry Boots, Rodne y Fugate , Paul Smith, Frank Polk, J ack Feldt

The final day of schoo l is near -

Good luck, 9A's, we' ll miss you here .

9A's F rom Home Rooms 318-320 and Folk Dancin g Class

First row : Lyle And erson , Jerry Maugh an, Freda Prall, Martha Winter , Peggy Dewey , Jeanell a Fink, Shirley Wagne r Second row: Melva White, Louise Carter, Lola Fox , Bonnie Smith, Peggy Boerne r, Walter Ga r ner, Jim Bowen Third row: Don Basler, Delw in Nelson , Irl Kermm oade , JoAnn Cunnin gham , Marjor ie Vogel , Mary Ellen Tipton, Elwy n Krhoun eck, Bill Wilson Fourth row: Jim Shaw, Jack Mason , Tom Hrdlick a , Bill · Jacobs , Ronnie Coole y, Tom Boldeb uck, G len Ch urchill

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THE WHITTIER GREENLEA F

June 4. 1948

Though teachers fret and teachers scold, Our memory of these will never grow old.

Mr. Bogar, our principal

Miss Hult, our assistant principal

Mr. Thompson, Miss Margaret Wilson, Mr. Spore , Mr . Worrall, Miss Wood, Mrs . Hannan, Miss Zamzow

June 4, 1948

THE WHIT TIER qREE NLEA F

F irst row: Miss E . Madsen , Miss Dee, Miss Card, Mrs. Bergen , Mrs. B lack S e cond row: Miss Hult, Mrs. Goralsk i , Mrs. Holmg ren, Miss Jones , Miss Fergus on, Mrs. Kirtley T hird row: Mr. Ross, Miss Curley , Mr. Gartne r, Mrs. Brant, Mr. Von Fange

These teache rs you know are reaLly the best, We're Lucky that w ith them, we ha3te been bLest .

First row: Miss R alston, Mrs . Derr , Mrs. Shike, Miss Mumfo rd, Miss Helen Madsen Secon d row: Mrs. Wilson , Mrs. Ayers, Miss Tyre, Miss Veerhu sen, Mrs. West T hird row: Mr. Bogar, Mr. Welch, Mrs. White, Mrs. Ross

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Home Room Preside nts

Left to Right First row: Rolly Strashe im, Jim Owens, Jerry Davis Bob Glenn , Vonna Finley, Beverly Wilson Jeanell a Fink, Lois Simme rman , Betty Krame r Second row: Jack Johns , Jack Skinne r, Marilyn McCau ley.

Pat Shaw, Martha Hill, Carol Kitche n , Rita Johnso n , Janet Klein, Charlo tte Ratclif f Third row: Bob Newco mbe, Eloise Finley, Ka y Barton Norma Loos , Carol Gillett, Sandra Humph reus, Donna Nelson, Florene Cartwr ight Fourth row: Walter Garner , Jack Mason , Roy Kahlba u, Bruce Mintee r, Tom Gardne r. Ed Pearce , Richard Rohan, Ronny Cooley, Charles Yungblut Girls' Play Ground Commi ttee

First row: Betty Mitche ll, Clara Cloud , Sydoni a Schaaf , Mollie Hahn. Ruth Ellenw ood , Marily n Swindle, Lorrain e Lubke, Esther Gandar a .

Second row: Tula Karava s, Nancy Crawfo rd. Juanita Rasmussen , Peggy Dewey , Caroly n Lawrit son Mary Lou Young, June Shipps, Mary Ann Somme rs Third row: Alma Womac h, Shirley Murphy , Doris Hereth Betty Torrey , Betty Dougla s, Pat Sehner t, Marlen e Dick , Marily n Nelson Fourth row: Dixie Standa rd. Barbar a Schmid t, Doris Ostwald, Jackie Maser, Marilyn Johns, Jeanett e Fisner, Joyce Sporn, Shi rley Jones. Marlen e Gabler , Marilyn Latture . Ruth Pfeifer , Norma Swartz leonard , Betty Barber , Ann Bramw ell

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Girls' Civic League Officer s Girls' Delega tes

First row: Dianne Bell , Eleano r Garcia , Jane Will, Caro) Gillett, Jo Ann Thomp son, Betty Rose Huston , Peggy Dewey Second row: Peggy Boerne r, Shirley Hergen rader, Franci!c Juricka , Joyce Pierce, Marilyn McCau ley Greta Campb ell, Clara Cloud, Betty Taylor Barbar a Wells, Rosem ary Paul, Doroth y Adkinson Third row: Caroly n Lawrits on, Altha Van Arsdal, Martha Sorense n. Mary Hock, Carol Ann Hart, Leon::?

Tussey , Martha Hill Fourth row: Dixie Stanard , Betty Bowma n, Beverly Holcomb, Bonnie Fritchi e, Rahma Sexton , MarJ Ann Somme rs, Helen Young, Beverly Deines Fifth row: Jo Ann Cunnin gham, Jo Ann Jo yner, Betty Torrey , Juanita Kermm oade. Betty Karche r Marlen e Gabler , Jeanett e Fisher, Jackie Maser Boys' Civic League Officer s Boys' Delega tes

First row: tiansen , Marvin Friedm an, Walter Garner Roger Brendl e , Dougla s Wilcox , Allen ChrisJim Owens, Tom Ward Second row: Dale Heilem an , David Andrew s , Clark Green Eddie Hamer , William Hutchi nson , Don Myers Melvin Michae l Third row: Paul Jordon , Lawren ce West, Pat Peterso n , Bob Newco mbe, Kennet h Hanson , Dick Myers Le Roy Fox Fourth row: John Malone , Don Isherw ood, Jay Powell Elwyn Krohou nek, Tom Gardne r, Wayne Hurd, Loren Leathe rman Fifth row: Ed Pearce , Delwin Nelson, Charles Broer Frankl in Polk , Elmer Guild , Ronald Walter s Jack Conklin , Glen Church ill

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THE WHITTIER GREENLEA F

Social Games, Property, and Office Committees First row: Donna Wilkinson, Pat McEvoy. Glenda Beauchamp, Roger Brendle, Bob Glenn, Darwin Gould , David Andrews, Lavonne Hulbert Second row: Judith Hilligoss, Jackie Lusher, Arlene Kaohn Lulabeth Pearce, Nancy Crawford, Rosema ry Smith, Charlotte Sougey. Roma Jean Miller Dick Bender, Don Passafiume Third row: Carol Anderson , Douglas Wilcox , Norma Loos Jeanella Fink, Shirley Wagner, Carol Gillett .

Lois S immerman Fourth row: Walter Garner, Elsie Sienknecht, D onna Oram, Ri ta Johnson, Opal Chase. May Ann Murphy, Sh irley Fuhrman , Kay Barton , Bett Douglas Fifth row : Allen Christiansen, J im Shaw, Ro y Hodgkinson, Eugene Wright, Altha Van Arsdol , Ionna Adams, Carolyn Auld , Carole Kitchen, June Gardner S ixth row: Clarence King , Charles Youngblut, Ro nnie Cooley , Mervin Miller. Marvin Friedman Charles Dobeck, Elwyn Krhounek , Bruce Minteer Boys' Playground Committee First row: Adam Karavas. Jim Fifer, Roger Brendle, Jim Owens, Adam Loos, Lee Brehm, Ronn y Mason. .

Second row: Don McKee, Jack Geist, Dick Meyers , Douglas Wilcox, I rl Kermmoade, Walter Garner Sylvester Mendoza, Alvin Smith Third row: Emilio Garcia, Jay Powell, Allen Christiansen Don Burback, Wayne Hurd, Jim Shaw, Ken ny Bu rback Fourth row: Loren Leathe rman. Ric hard Rohan , Bill Miller, G len Churchill, Jack Conklin , Le o ~· Hayes, Ro y Kahlbau Girls' Usher and Cafeteria Committees First row: Janice Nichols, Donna Wilkinson, Rosema~y Paul , Betty Rose Huston, Dorothy Adkinson G ertrude Bronstem, Ruth Scheerer Second row: Martha Winter , Peggy Boerner , Mae Etta Winkleman , Harriet Saunders, Freda Pra ll Carole Barney, Barbara Moralez Th ird row : Donna Oram, L yla Marlow , Martha Hill Eloise Finley, Delores Taylor, Norma Loos.

Fourth row : Donna Whitmarsh, Ka y Wilson, Beverl y F in ke Shirley Peterson

Boys' Usher and Cafeteria Committees First row: David Andrews, Norman Foreman , Jerry Davis, Jerry Louthan, R ichard Wells , Dick Bender Second row: Arthur Anderson , Clifford Dunn , Lane Z lab Michael Boerner, Jerry Maughan, Larry Kindig Third row : Eugene Clark, Neil Stein , Herbert Cloud , Kenneth Sharpknack , Irl Kermmoade , Don McKee Fourth row: Roosevelt Bass, Hal Smith , Terry Bruh!, Charles Broer, Donald Isherwood

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THE WHITTIER GREENLEAF

P age 12

THE GREENLEAF CLASS

Glenda Beauchamp , Patty McEvoy, Charlotte Sougey, Joyce Pierce, Rosalie Wescott, Delores Luthultz Beverly Lickei, Marilyn Terry, Delores Bartzatt, Linda Pegans, Martha Hill, Mary Young, Sammie Engelhart • J une Gardner, Carol Kitchen , Barbara Sorenson, Harold Snethen, Shirley Pillard

IN APPRECIATION OF OUR COVER

We are indebted to Jim Harrison of 203 for the picture on the cover of this 9A issue. Isn't it clever? J im is in Miss Ferguson's ninth grade art class. He has made other drawings for our mimeographed issues of the Greenleaf. We appreciate your work very much, Jim.

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THE NEW LOOK

Will we ever forget the sweet girl graduate of 1948? How different she is fr om her sisters of the year before or the year before that-with the completely Ne w Look! It takes her back to the early days of this century-or even to the 1860's.

Gals at Whittier certainly have gone for the long swishy skirts, embroidery flounces and plaid petticoats peeking out a wee bit. The sweetheart blouses with or without high neck and black bow have really been "sweet." Now they're pulling back their hair in Gibson Girl style (cool for summer, of course) .

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TO OUR TEACHERS

We've had the good days and the bad.

You've scolded us and we were mad.

Some of you have tried to teach Our A, B, C's, and parts of speech, But some have learned and some have not.

Sometimes I s'pose you'd like us shot W hen gum we chew and bands we shoot, But if you've got us, you've got those to boot.

We're all just kids, we don't know much, W e hope you'll think of us as such.

F orgive us if we've worried you stiff, B ut we'll be grown and gone in a jiff.

We really do appreciate all of you And won't forget the things you do A nd all of us, each and every one, Regard you as if we were daughter and son.

We say farewell, we'll be back some day T o p rove that we did more than play.

Miss 9A Mr. 9A Winifred Stolz HAIR Rodney Fugate Lois Trudeau EYES Bob Mason Eloise Finley TEETH Bill Jacobs Tootie Hahn NOSE J ack Geist Mary Yourig MANNE RS J im S haw Beverly Lickei DIMPLES Wayne Hurd Jane Will SMILE Charles Youn gblut Marilyn Hartman FRECKLE S Alvin Smith Delores Bartzatt LIPS Jim J ohnson Marilyn Terry P ERSONALITY Eddie Pearce J eanella Fink ORNERYNESS Harold Lock Barbara Moralez MODESTY P aul J ordon Susan Rudolph EYE LASH ES Wayne Hauck Carol Gillett HANDS Irl Kermmoa de Ina Tuttle TYP ING ABILITY Rolan d Wart Delores L uthultz LOOKS Vern Bu rlin g Betty Kramer CL OTHES Glen Church ill Charlotte Ratcliffe INTELLIGENCE Marvin Friedman J oAnn McGerr JOKER Cecil H at cher Madelyn Flynn COMPLEX ION Don Bold erbuck Beverly Wilson LITTLE FEET P aul Smith

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EXCHANGE PROGRAMS GIVEN

Martha Sorensen Is A Lucky Girl

The week of May 3 several exchange programs were given. Monday the orchestra went to Belmont and the girls' glee went to Everett.

Tuesday, the girls' glee went to Hartley. Wednesday, Mrs. White's fifth period eighth grade chorus went to Elliott. Thursday the orchestra went to Hayward. These exchange programs are enjoyed say the groups that have given them.

They give the groups a chance to perform before other audiences than our own and let other schools know about the splendid work we do at Whittier.

Have you heard?

Martha Sorensen will spend the summer in Denmark . With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Sorensen, ancl her sisters, Anna and Ruth, she leaves Lincoln June 16 for New York and sails from there June 18, on the Swedish White Fleet Liner, Gripsholm. The Sorensen's plan to be gone all summer so that Mr. Sorensen can visit with relatives and old friends, and introduce his family to them.

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LINCOLN HIGH BAND GIVES CONCERT The Lincoln High Band gave a concert at Whittier May 5, 1948. They played three numbers among them a gypsy dance and Deep Purple with a piano solo.

We're sure everyone enjoyed the concert and we hope they can visit us again.

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FUTURE HEAL TH DAY LIST There were sixty-five ninth graders eligible for the health day program, thirty-eight boys and twenty-seven girls. The requirements for the list were a satisfactory scholarship rating and an "A" health rating. Come on, seventh and eighth graders, keep up your scholarship and brin o- up your health rating. We hope all of you can be in the program when you are ninth graders. It is a credit to anyone to be on that list. You may even be elected king or queen.

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SCHOOL TREASURY REPLENISHED Whittier received a wonderful gift from the P. T. A . Tuesday, May 11. The P. T. A. presented Whittier with $75.00 to do with what we thought necessary. We appreciate it very much, members of the P. T. A. Perhaps some of you wonder how much we made from the spring program. After paying all the expenditures etc., we have $300.00 as a balance.

Now in Whittier's treasury we have $375.00.

We hope now we can pur.chase some of that longwanted stage scenery and furniture as well as the clock for the gym.

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The empty desks and empty halls Only means that vacation calls.

Here's to the class of '48 May you all go forward and be great In all you do or undertake May you all be there at the winer's gate!

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SUMMER TRIP DESTINATIONS Glenda Beauchamp-Washington, D. C. Ethel Willett-Kansas, then to Des Moines to live.

Gladys Bradford-Omaha to live.

Bonnie F ritchie-Sandhills to fish.

Donna Oram-California Nancy Crawford-Washington, D.C. Don McKee-Lake of the Ozarks Darrill Aupperle-Colorado Martha H ill-Grand Lake , Colorado Marilyn Hay es-Colorado --W-HILL -BILLY PARTY Friday, May 7, Martha Hill, Barbara Sorenson, and Martha Winter gav e a Hill Billy Party in Martha Hill's basement. Those attending were: Martha Hill, Barbara Sorenson, Martha Winter, Marilyn Hayes , Shirley J ones, Mary Ann Schlegel, Winifred Stolz, Rosemary Paul, Car olyn Lawritson, Betty Sorenson, Ruth Ann P feifer-, Norma Swartzleonard, Glen Churchill, Bob Newcombe, Bill Wilson, Jack Mason, Sonny H ill, Allen Christiansen, Wayne Hurd, Douglas Wilcox, Ronny Moeller, Charlie Moeller, Jim Staker, an d Ronny Cooley.

During the evening they ate popcorn, and toasted marshmallows, square danced, played games, had a make-up contest, and had refreshments.

They awarded prizes to the best dressed h ill billy. Jim Staker won first prize because he carrie dressed as a woman! Douglas Wilcox won second prize.

Rosemary Paul and Carolyn Lawritson tied for first prize for the best dressed gir 1 hill billy.

The party ended about 11 :00. Ev erybody had a good time, but we think some of t he boys still have make-up on their faces!

--W-AN INTERESTING HOBBY Peggy Boerner of 320 has a hobby of collecting different things from other countries. ' Peggy brought a few of the different things to school and displayed them in the show case . They were hand painted plaques from Mexico, hot dish mats from Mexico, and inlaid _box from Venezuela, and a brass figure from Cuba. The figure was made by a seven year old boy.

Jun e 4, 1948

THE WH ITT IER GR EE NL EA F

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CIVIC LE AG UE EL EC TIO NS

Civ ic Lea gue cam pai gns we re hel d dur ing the we ek of Ma y 10, to Ma y 17. The y we re hel d in roo m 101 ·f or the boy s and roo ms 107 and 216 to the m dur ing diff ere ot. per iod ~. ~-he can did ate s for the girl s. The dif fer ent Eng lish clas ses we nt for the girl s wer e: Pat ty Mc Evo y, Vir gin ia Wi lcox , Vo nna Fin ley , Bon nie Mo ss, Ma ry Lou Yo ung , Eve lyn Rus sell , Flo ren ce Han sen , Bet ty Mit che ll, L orr ain e Lub ke, Ma rily n Sw ind le, Shi rley Mu rphy , Ma ry An n Som me rs, Car oly n Law rits on, Nan cy Cra wfo rd, Bev erly Wr igh t, Est her Ga nda ra, Rom a Jea n Mil ler, Ma rlen e Bah ler, Ma rily n Bei dec k, Alm a Wo ma ck, Jac kie Ma ser , Ma rily n Mc Cau ley. Dar len e All en, No rma Som erh eise r, Fli xee n Bru hl, and Gla dys Bra dfo rd.

The can did ate s for the boy s we re Jay Powell-, He rbe rt Clo ud, Dic k Ben der , Ke nne th Ren ter, Ga ry Heu mp hrie s, Ron ny Ma son , Ric ha rd Roh an, Do nal d Pas saf ium e, Syl ves ter Me ndo za. Ric har d We lls, Jac k Par ris, Do nal d Mc Kee , and Joh n Lon g.

The pri ma ry ele ctio n wa s hel d Ma y 17, dur ing act ivit y per iod . The win ner s for the girl s wer e: Pre sid ent-V irgi nia Wil cox , Ma rily n Mc Cau ley , Vic e Pre sid ent -M ari lyn Bei dec k, Shi rley Mu rphy, and Sec ret ary -M ary An n Som me rs, Bon nie Moss. The win ner s for th~ boy s we r e, Pre sid ent Syl ves ter Me ndo za, Ron ny Ma son , Vic e P res ide nt -R ich ard Roh an, Do nal d Mc Kee , an d Sec ret ary Jac k Par ris and Ric har d We lls.

As we go to pre ss we are sur e tha t the can didat es ele cte d on Ma y 24 wil l be tho se bes t sui ted to the pos itio ns and wil l ser ve Wh itti er as goo d lea der s nex t yea r .

--W-HE AL TH DA Y

The se var iou s spo rts too k pla ce on He alth Day , ~ri day , Ma y 7.

Jac k Con klin wo n firs t pla ce in Sho t Put .

Alv in Sm ith wo n firs t pla ce in Hig h Jum p. Alv in Sm ith bro ke the rec ord in Pol e Vau ltin g but Jac k Ma son top ped him . Dal e Bo um an wo n firs t pla ce in Bro ad Jum p. Ro ber t Jon es wo n the bas eba ll thro w. Irl Ke rmm oad e wo n the 50 yar d das h and the 60 yar d das h was wo n by Jac k Ma son . The 50 yar d das h (7th gra der s) wa s wo n by Ted Kin g.

Irl Ke rmm oad e wo n the 75 yar d das h. The one s tha t wo n the 75 yar d Shu ttle Rel ay we re as fol low s: 305 wo n firs t pla ce, 312 wo n sec ond pla ce, and 310 wo n thir d pla ce. The spe cia l eve nt was a rac e and Da ryl Mic hau d wo n firs t pla ce.

He alth Day was wel l pla nne d and the sun was shi nin g bri ght .

EIG HT H GR AD ER S PIC K OU TST AN DIN G NIN TH GR AD ER S Boy s

Pau l Wr ay- goo d gra des -ve ry frie ndl y Bil l Sh epa rd- stic ks up for the Bel mo nte rs Jac k Fel dt- god spo rt Bla ine Wa rd- get s alo ng wit h peo ple Cha rles Yo ung blu t-fr ien dly and goo d lok ing Do ugl as Wi lco x-n ice per son alit y-l ook s-c lea nli nes s Jac k Ma son -fri end lin ess -po le vau ltin g abi lity Bil l Wi lso n-g ood citi zen of our sch ool Cha rles Gr aha m- goo d spo rt and lots of fun Ve rn Bu rlin g-g ood spo rt- per son alit y Ke nne th Bu rba ck- a goo d frie nd All en Ch rist ian sen -sp ort sm ans hip Girls Peg gy De we y-f rie ndl y Car ole e Br ehm -ki nd -ge ts goo d gra des Sus an Ru dol ph- gqo d in spo rts Mo llie Ha hn- frie ndl y-s por tsm ans hip Elo ise Fin ley -da nci ng- ma nne rs Jan e Wi ll-c ute nes s Ros e Ma ry Pau l-k ind nes s Ma ry An n Sch leg el-f rien dlin ess Do nna Ne lso n-f un Bes sy Tu rle y-f rie ndl y-g ood gra des Car ol Gil lett -ba seb all abi lity -go od gra des Shi rley He gel bur ger -go od loo kin g Do ris Po we ll-p ret ty

--W-GIR LS AL PH AB ET

A An gel -Sa mm ie Eng elh art B Ba shf ul- Jac kie Lar ge C Cu te- Jan e Wi ll D Dim ple s-S hir ley Mo riss e E Ey es- Ina Tut tle F Fee t-D elo res Lut hul tz G Ge ntl e-B ett y Kra me r H Ho ney -M ary Lou Kn ow les I Int elli gen t-B etty Ros e Hu sto n J Jok er- No rm a Ski nne r K Kin d-D onn a Wh itm ars h L Lad y-B onn ie Sm ith M Ma nne rs- Be ver ly Wi lso n N Nic e-M ari lyn Ha rtm an 0 Or ner y-J ean ella Fin k P P ret ty- Flo ren e Car twr igh t Q Qu ick -Be ver ly She phe rd R Ro ma nti c-N orm a Loo s S Sw eet -M art ha Hil l T To ps- J oA nn Tho mp son U Us efu l-B ar bar a Sor ens on V Vic iou s-N o Gir l W Wi llin g-B etty Do ugl as X Mis s X Y Yo ung Ka y Ba rto n Z Zea lou s-M ary An n Mu rph y

-June -4, 1948

THE WHIT TIER GREENI.;EAF

P age 15

CLAS S OF '48 IN '68

9A CLAS S WILL

Dougl as Wilco x-filli ng a pill box J oAnn McGe rr-tak ing care of a dear Ir! Kerm oaae- eating pie a la mode Kay Barto n-filli ng an ice cream carton Jane Will-c ollect ing a bill Dale Bowm an-be ing a rowm an Rosem ary Paul- makin g clothe s for a doll Marth a Hill-m aking a will J eanell a Fink- plung ing a sink Shirle y Jones -colle cting stones Mary Ellen Tipto n-wor king for Lipton Bever ly Licke i-mak ing a tie Bruce Minte er-ped dling good cheer Rober t Jones -digg ing bones Jerry Pegan s-men ding old leggin gs Delore s Taylo r-bein g a jailer Betty Karch er-be ing an archer Mollie Hahn -mow ing the lawn Delore s Sheph erd-p laying nurse to a leopar d Loren Leath erman -being a weath erman Marle ne Dick- curin g the sick Moony een Beck- pullin g onions by the peck Harold Sneth en-sit tin' and breath in' Marily n Haye s-fitti ng stays Winni e Stolz -rivett ing bolts Carole e Brehm -sewi ng a hem Car.al Gillet t-a hands ome pet Patsy Porte r-rag picker and sorter

Gordo n Metca lf wills his red hair to Carole B arney Winif red W inston wills her S\.vell singin g to J une Gardn er Doris Ostran der wills her athlet ic ability to Judith H illigos s. (she can stand more than she's got) Dale Boum an wills his athlet ic ability to D ean Zimm erman (he needs it) Dougl as Wilco x wills his swell sense of humo r to Dick Bende r Shirle y Jones wills her soft brown hair to Bonni e . Fritch ie.

Jeane lla Fin k wills her ability .to "make conve rsation" to Shirle y Carter .

Jim Harris on wills his artisti c ability to Richa rd Wagn er Samm ie Engel hart wills her bashfu lness to Janet Childe rs. (in hopes sh e will use it) Jerry Peg ans wills his freckl es to Maril yn McCauley . (won 't sh e be cute) Harol d Sneth an wills his curly hair to Ronal d John son. (he's got every thing but t hat ) .

Shirle y Wagn er wills her glasse s to Darre ll Johnson Bruce Minte er wills his boasti ng ability to L aVonne Hulbe rt.

- - W ---W-A Dream Girl Must Have: BOYS ALP HABE T

A Athle tic-Jo hnn y Benis hek B Bashf ul-Wa yn e Hurd C Cute- Chick Graha m D Dimp les-Ro dney F ugate E Eyes- Glen Churc hill F Feet- Paul S mith G Gentl eman -K en neth L arson I Inteli gent-M arvin Freidm an H Hand some- Alvin Smith J Joker -Char les Young blut K Kind- Byron T ullis L Lazy- Rolan d Wart M Ma ly-Em ilio G arcia N Naugh ty-Ha rold Sneth en 0 Orner y-Cec il H atcher P Popul ar-Ve rn B urling Q Quick -LeRo y Hayes R Roma ntic- Blaine Ward S Swee t-Jim H arriso n T Tops- Bob Newc ombe U Usefu l -Bob Mason V Vicio us-Da le Boum an W Willin g-Cha rles Dobec k X Signa ture-J im Shaw Y Young Wayn e Hauck Z Zealo us-Br yce Whitl a

Heigh t like B arbara S oren son Hair like Madel yn Flyn n .E:ye:s like Betty Vosbu rgh Lips like Shirle y Jones: Dispo sition like Carole K itchen Smile like Donna Nels on Teeth like Norm a Loos Menta l ability like Charl otte R atcliff e P ersona lity like J oAnn Thom pson Looks like Patsy P orter Comp lexion like Ann B ramw ell

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A Dream Boy Must Have: Heigh t like Glen Churc hill Build like Irl Kerm ode Looks like R ichard Rohan H air like Bill W ilson Teeth like Charl es Yungb lut Smile like Rolan d Wart Eyes like P aul Smith P ersona lity like Dougl as Wilco x Comp lexion like Byron Tullis Menta l ability like Gordo n Metca lf Athlet ic ability like Dale Boum an

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Jun e 4, 1948

TH E WH ITT IER GR EE NL EA F

SO NG S TH AT RE MI ND US

CH AT TE R

The Bes t Thi ngs In Lif e Are Fre e Jim Joh nso n

Ha ve you hea rd? Bet ty Vo sbu rgh wo n sec ond pla ce at the Cap itol The atre Am ate ur Nig ht, Ma y 7. She san g, "I Can 't He lp Lov in' Th at Ma n," and "I'l l See Yo u In My Dre am s." He r aw ard was ten dol lars . Bet ty is cer tain ly luc ky to exc el in bot h pia no pla yin g and sin gin g! wo od of hom e roo m 308. For qui te a wh ile Ru th

I'm Loo kin g Ov er A Fou r Lea f Clo ver Wi nif red Wi nst on Ma nan a Jac kie Lar ge Ne ar Yo u Jac k Ge ist Bal leri na Cec il Ha tch er Beg Yo ur Par don Ma rily n Ter ry Wh at'l l I Do Mrs . Wi lso n Yo ur Red Wa gon Pau l Sm ith Yo u We re Me ant For Me Ru th An n Pfe ifer Sla p He r Do wn Ag ain Pa Ch ar les Yo ung blu t I'll Dan ce At Yo ur We ddi ng Luc ille Dru mm ond Yo u Wo n't Be Sat isfi ed Un til Yo u Br eak My He art Ro nne y Coo ley Ho w Soo n Ma ry Yo ung Din g Do ng Da ddy Ch ick G r aha m The Tho usa nd Isla nd Son g J oA nn Mc Ge rr Loa ded Pis tols and Loa ded Dic e Gle n Ch urc hill No w Is The Ho ur Sam mie En gle har t Eas ter Par ade Jun e Ga rdn er Th at's Wh at I Lik e Ab out The Sou th ~ob Ma son Pis tol Pac kin ' Ma ma Ros alie We sco tt Du m Do t Son g Bil l Jac obs Lu cky In Lov e Bet ty Kra me r The res a Ma rily n Ha yes Yo u Do Em ma Ha rris Ser ena de of the Bel ls Do nna Cam pbe ll Lov e Is So Ter rifi c Pat Seh ner t

The priz e for the new loo k goe s to Ru th Ell enhas bee n we arin g ver y lon g bal leri na ski rts -he r new one is pin k .and com es cle ar dow n to her ank les, 8 inc hes fro m the gro und . Wh at's this wo rld com ing to!

We hea rd tha t som e of the pup ils at Ha yw ard thi nk tha t the Wh itti er Ban d is eve n bet ter tha n the U. S. Na vy Ban d. (Go odn ess , I did n't thin k we we re tha t goo d, did you ?)

It see ms tha t Mrs . Ha nna n is in her sec ond chi ldh ood . In fift h per iod not so lon g ago, she was hav ing the tim e of her life blo win g soa p bub ble ~-o f cou rse she wo uld say it was bec aus e she wa s sho win g her clas s how nitro.1tf;!n our ns. Tha t's alri ght , we stil l lov e you , Mrs . Ha nna n.

We wo nde r wh y the Bel mo nt kid s cha nge d the ir pla ns abo ut goi ng to Bel mo nt sch ool 's Ma y Da y on Ma y nin ete ent h? Do you sup pos e it wa s bec aus e the y did n't wa nt to ma k_e up 5 hou rs?

Wh o is it tha t gra dua tes fro m Wh itti er eve ry yea r rai n or shi ne? No ne oth er tha n Geo rge Wi ltshi re wh o's bee n gra dua ting eve ry yea r for the pas t ten . Thi nk how sm art he is by now !

--W-JUM BL ED NA ME S

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TH E WH ITT IER GR EE NL EA F

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I'L L NE VE R FO RG ET Ho me Rom 305 and Mis s Ma dse n-B lain e Wa rd Mrs . Wi lso n-M ary Pas saf ium e Mrs . We st- Do n Bur bac k Sm ells in 310 (ch emi cals )-A lle n Ch rist ian sen The foo d in hom e eco nom ics- Wi nn ie Sto ltz Mr. We lch and the ban d-G ord on Me tca lf Mis s Ve erh use n and alg ebr a-M art ha Hil l Mr. Ga rtn er and his 6 s-B ill Bal lhe im The 3:15 bel l-J ack Gei st The He alth Da y Pro gra m- Lo is Tru dea u and Leo na Tus sey No on Da nci ng- Pat rici a Sch leg el My swe ll hom e roo m and hom e roo m tea che r• Shi rley Wa gne r The day I wo n the pol e vau lt and set a rec ord Jac k Ma son The nic e thin gs tea che rs and pup ils did for me Bet tie Ros e Hu sto n The Spa nis h As sem bly -Le sle y Up ham Gle e Clu b and Mr . Th om pso n-B etty Bo wm an Mis s Ve erh use n and fun in alg ebr a-B ett y Vos bur gh Mis s De e-S hir ley Bec k Fiv e hou rs ma ke- up tim e for tru anc y-B onn ie Sm ith Mrs . Wi lso n-S hir ley Mo riss e Gle n Ch urc hill arg uin g wit h Mis s Ve erh use nGer ald Bit ney I sha ll nev er for get Wh itti er and my frie ndl y cla ssm ate s wit h wh om I hav e t rul y enj oye d a yea r fill ed wit h sin cer ity and goo d wil l-P egg y Wi lso n --W--

GR EE NL EA F AL PH AB ET

A Ac tiv e-J ane t Kru se B Bo the rso me -Bu rde tte Cra ig C Cut e-S hir ley No rton D Da rlin g-J une Shi pps E Eti que tte- Mi ss Ve erh use n F Fu n-M orm a Sch ritt G Go od spo rt-I ren e Hu ck H Ha nds om e-B lain e Wa rd I Irr ita ble -Ja ck Lei kam J J oil y-D oro thy Sch nei der K Kip d-C aro lee Bre hm L La zy- Ke nny Coy M Me an- Alt on Yo ung N No isy -Go rdo n Me tca lf 0 Ob edi ent -Vi via n Shi ver P Pre tty -B etty Lou Ka rch er Q Qu iet- Ma rily n Hay es R Re liab le- Do nna He rge nra der S Sil ly- Dic k Som me rs T Tw ins -D ona ld and Do nna Kre ick U Un rel iab le- Bru ce Ko lb V Vic tor iou s-1 03 girl s W Wi llin g-J ane t Lut zi X Mr. X Y Yo ung -M r. Tho mp son Z Zea lou s-J am es Dilwo rth

Jun e 4, 1948

GIR LS SPO RT S

We ll, I see the girl s are stil l at it pla yin g bas eba ll and oth er gam es. The bas eba ll tou rna me nt isn 't ove r yet . On rain y day s the re are vol ley bal l and oth er gam es in the gym . On He alth • Day Bet ty Kra me r's tea m pla yed Ben evi eve Cra its tea m. The sco re cam e out 19-1. Bet ty's tea m's fav or. The pla yer s on Bet ty's tea m wer e: Mo lly Ha hn, Jea nel la Fin k, Jan e Wil l, No rma Ski nne r, Lou ise Car ter, Ma ry Tip ton , JoA nn Mc Ger r, and Bar bar a Sch mid t. Nic e Pla yin g girl s.

The se hom e roo ms are in the new bas eba ll tou rna me nt. Do nna Ora m, cap tain of 320, Jac kie Ma ser, cap tain of 205, San dra Hu mp hre us, cap tain of 103, Ma rily n Ter ry, cap tain of 307.

Som e of the out sta ndi ng pla yer s in 9A wh o alw ays def end the ir hom e roo m in a gam e are : Mo lly Ha hn, Jea nel la Fin k, Jan e Wil l, Ma rily n Joh ns, Bev erly Lic kei , Ma rily n Ter ry, Ma rily n Ha rtm an, San dra Hu mp hre us, Lou ise Car ter, and JoA nn Mc Ger r. Ke ep up the goo d pla yin g, girl s.

- · -w -AN S WERs TO JU MB LE D NA ME S

1. Ma ry Yo ung 2. Gle n Ch urc hill 3. Del ore s Lut hul tz 4. Del ore s Bar tza tt 6. Jac kie Lar ge 5. Bar bar a Sor ens on 7. Bev erly Lic kei 8. San dra Hu mp hre us 9. Ma rily n Ter ry 10. Ke nne th Lar son 11. Mo lly Ha hn 12. Jan e Wi ll 13. Alv in Sm ith 14. Ma rth a Hil l 15. Ve rn Bu rlin g 16. Ha rol d Sne tha n 17. Ma rily n Hay es 18. Loi s Tru dea u 19. Jun e H um rick 20. Bev erly She phe rd 21. JoA nne Hit e 22. Cec il Hat che r

--W-CA N YOU IMA GIN E?

Ma ry Ho ck- No t hav ing her hai r bra ide d?

Bev erly Lic kei -N ot flir ting ?

Ma rily n Mc Ca ule y-N ot figh ting wit h her sist er?

Ben evi eve Cra ig- Be ing qui et?

Ma ry Yo ung -No t bei ng cal led Wi lbu r?

Alv in Sm ith -N ot che win g gum ?

Jer ry Da vis -N ot talk ing in six th per iod ?

P aul Sm ith -W ith litt le fee t?

Har old Bur ling -N ot sho win g off?

Ric har d Ro han -N ot che atin g fift h per iod ?

Del ore s Bar tza tt- No t goi ng aro und wit h Do nna Cam pbe ll?

June 4· 1948

THE WHITT IER GRE ENL EAF

BOY S SPO RTS

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FOU R TEA M TOU RNA MEN T

Bask etball Tou rnam ent The four th bask etba ll tour nam ent open ed with 209 just beat ing 104 (6-4), 320 drew a bye, 102 beat 302 (10-3 ), 212 drew a bye, 312 wall oped 314 (21-9), 203 drew a bye, 220 wall oped 103 (29-7), · 305 won over 308 (13-1) , 316 drew a bye 303 drew a bye, 222 drew a bye, 208 whi pped 210 (15-7), 318 drew a bye, 106 beat 205 (9 -2), and 310 drew a bye . .

In the seco nd roun d 209 whit e-wa shed 320, 23-12 with Chu rchi ll lead ing the scor ing, 212 beat and Roh an paci ng 312. 307' s cham pion ship hope s ing 102 10-5, 312 beat 203 10-0 with Burl ing, Feld t were stop ped by 220, 20-5. Lea ther man was high scor er. 305 wall oped 316 23-4 with Garc ia and Hay es lead ing 305. 303 beat 222 11-2 with Mey ers show ing for 303. 208 beat 318, 4-2. 310 beat 106 with Con klin and King show ing for 310.

The third roun d open ed with 212 beat ing 209, 12-11 , with McW illia ms paci ng 212's driv e. Chu rchill led 209's scor ing. 220 beat 312, 9-7, Smi th led the way with 6 poin ts whi le Men doza play ed a good floo r gam e. 305 turn ed back 303 with Garc ia and Hay es stan ding out for 305. • 310 beat 208, King and Con klin push ing 312's victo ry.

The four th roun d open ed with 220 beat ing 212 with McW illia ms play ing a good gam e for 212.

Smi th had 4 poin ts and Men doza had 5 for 220.

305 play ed 310 with King and Con klin lead ing the way . Garc ia and Hay es led the way for 305 but 310 beat .

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FOU RTH CHA MPIONS HIP GAM E The four th and fina l cham pion ship gam e was play ed betw een 220 and 310 . The gam e star ted out with a rolli ckin g 220 team . Lea ther man of 220 sank a setu p shot to put the 220 cage rs out in fron t 2-0 . Afte r a few min utes elap sed a 310 man mad e a char ity toss to mak e the scor e 2-1. 220 leng then ed thei r lead by two poin ts whe n Chri stian sen sank a free thro w. The half ende d with 220 out in fron t 3-1.

310 roar ed back afte r the half to take a com man ding lead of 5-3 with Con klin and Sug ar King pepp erin g the bask et, but 220 was n't out of the gam e yet, for Men doza kno tted the gam e up with a long shot whic h swis hed perf ectly. The gam e see- sawe d back and forth the rest of the after noon .

At the end of the cruc ial test 31 0 repe ated thei r victo ry to a seco nd cham pion ship . Sug ar Kin g was high for the day with 4 poin ts whil e Con klin colle cted 3 poin ts to head the 310 five. Smi th ama ssed 3 poin ts to head his 220 cage rs whil e Men doza and Lea ther man took in 2 poin ts each .

The refe rees were Bren dle and Geis t.

Alle n Chri stian sen

INC LUD IN G 305, 220, 310, and 209 The first day of this one- gam e elim inat ion, w e saw 220 dark en 209' s hope of beco min g the gran d cham pion s by a lops ided scor e of 10-1 with Chri stian sen, Smi th, and Men doza play ing a good floo r gam e. Chr istia nsen was high with 4 poin ts whil e Men doza and Smi th got 3 and 2 poin ts re spec tivel y. 209 's lone poin t cam e from a char ity toss by Chu rchi ll who was foul ed by his oppo nent , Chri stian sen.

305 wall oped 310, 17-9 in a fast mov ing gam e.

The first half see- saw ed back and forth betw een the two team s. 310 and 305 wer e quit e even ly matc hed the first half . The seco nd half was a diffe rent stor y, for 305 got the old eye back and wen t wild . Garc ia and Hay es pepp ered the bask et unti l I thou ght the strin g wou ld brea k. 310 was com plet ely caug ht off guar d for 305 buil t up a com man ding lead and was neve r head ed and cam e out on top 17-9 to be able to play 220 for the gran d cham pion ship of the scho ol.

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CHA MPI ONS HIP P LAY ED BETWEEN ANN UAL GRA ND BAS KET BAL L 220 AND 305 The gran d cham pion ship gam e got und er way with Garc ia foul ing Chri stian sen. The 220 cage rs char ity toss rimm ed the bask et and fell out to let 305 take the ball in thei r poss essio n. 305' s Hay es mad e a shot to put them out in fron t 2-0.

Miss Vee rhus en's crew foug ht hard but coul dn't get thro ugh 305' s defe nse. The first rolli ckin g half ende d with 305 hold ing a com man ding lead of 4-0.

The seco nd cruc ial half star ted out with the sam e forc e as the first . Garc ia and Hay es roar ed back but whe n they did, they foul ed and Lea ther man of 220 got a free thro w. He swis hed perf ectl y to mak e the scor e 4-1. Late r in the gam e Men doza who was play ing a good floo r gam e pass es to Lea ther man to brin g the scor e to 4-3 in favo r of 305. The n Gar cia's crew real ly expl oded with long shot s and free toss es to leng then thei r lead to 9-3 . At the clos ing min ute of the gam e Chri stian sen pass es to Lea ther man who bank ed it in.

Whe n the fina l gun soun ded 305 capp ed its cham pion ship agai n.

Alle n Chri stian sen

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