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

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Ja afma a I9 M -X yftv . . . . . . 413' Front row sitting: Asako Ikehara, Charline Sanders, feditorj, Gay Ostling. Second row: Martin Roias, Estella Campa, Ann Reid fbusiness managerj, Ioyce Nagengast, Miss Allen Cadviserj, Nan Nicholson Cassociite editorj, Delores McRoberts. Eda Mae Parris, editor, had a capable staff of twelve. The associate editor, Nan Nicholson, worked on the dummies Estella Campa was in charge of girls' sports and Worked on snaps while Martin Rojas took care of boys' sports. Martin and Asako Ikehara were responsible for the drawings on the advertising pages. Asako also assisted Mary Ann Clements with the senior pic- ture layouts, while Delores McRoberts and Charline Sanders Were in charge of junior pictures. Lorraine Ayon had charge of freshmen and sophomore class pictures. Ann Reid had the diflicult job of taking care of the problems of business manager. Ioyce Nagengast worked on teachers' identification and layouts, While Gay Ostling planned the picture schedules and did the senior baby pictures. Ioyce Wilcox, who came into the class the last semes- ter, assisted the others. The credit for the pictures in this year's annual goes to Ed Smith and Eugene Vickery for class, sport, and activity pictures, to Chet Iaeger for the pictures of the teachersg and to Rod Daley for the pictures on the division pages. The annual staff class was Under the supervision of Miss Elanor Allen. To launch the subscription campaign, an annual assembly was put on by the staff in Decem- ber. A couple of Weeks later, the group attended Annual Day at the University of Redlands. . ff 'L'

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Ollfgal' POW 5 Seated: Miss White fadviserj, Ioyce McClend3n and Mary Ann Clements fco-editorsj, Kathy Portland. Standing: Ann Dormer, Ioyce Kelly, Sally Ochoa, Reva Palmer. Printed Paperw was the cry of the Citrus Cougar Growls staff this year. After crusading for one semester, the staff succeeded in putting out two editions of a printed paper. Because of lack of funds, they were forced to return to the mimeographed paper. To raise money for the paper they sponsored a cake sale. Theye were in debt most of the year but endeavored to persuade the Student Body to back them. Ioyce McClendon and Mary Ann Clements worked as co-editors. Under the direction of Ioan White, the class was taught techniques of writing and the operation of the mimeograph machine. A field trip to the Progress-Bulletin in Pomona was one of the class activities this year. The staff was rained out of the Activity Room, which was their classroom and office, at the beginning of the year. They retreated to the physics room until such time as they could return to the Activity Room. The crusade for the printed paper was given up near the end of the year, and the class worked hard to put out a good mimeographed issue.