Citrus Union High School - La Palma Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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if HM J 1 ,grim ' Riff, xx I , I 1 W l :VV lui! y .X 5 1 K' ,l K fl it ' ' 1' 1 ' i lliyfl X Q,tgB4if Qgergeants Robert Ferguson. president: Max Goff. tre ISUPCI Betty Wilcox. secretary: Grant Brown. vice-president Four eventful years have passed since the sergeants entered Citrus as bewildered buck privates. Their first year was compar- atively uneventful, however, the following year they returned full- fledged privates, first class, and throughout the year took an in- terested part in all school activities. As corporals they sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet with an oriental theme, and a number of their members took part in the operetta and important athletic events. During their final year, 1941-42, they produced the Senior Play, Ever Since Eve, with Billie June Naylor and Austin Erickson in the leading roles. Endeavoring to bring home top honors to Citrus in athletic com- petitions were several outstanding seniors, among them Ed Net- zley, Don Snyder, Grant Brown, and Frank Wils- ' r ford. Many other sergeants also contributed their time to forensic events and extra-curricular ac- H tivities. P 4 . . ,l lt After being at Citrus for four years of valuable E training, all of the sergeants feel that they are bet- l ter fitted to take their places in a country where each man is sovereign, and where the supreme law ' I of the land is not the breath of one man but the in ideas and ideals of a nation. .-, , .,. ...M A.. ,.., ,.,. A