La Puente High School - Imagaga Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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Back Row: C, Duncan, M. Hillenburg, A. Marshall, R. Vaca, R. Valk, H. Cruz, J. Crumpton, D. Milanesio, Mr. Goo-dell Second Row: Miss Hunt, R. Martin. A. Schleh, J. Schroeder, H. Dostal, N. Duarte, G. Butler, R. Eggers, M. Sotro, C. Fajardo. Third Row: B. Barber, M. Leister. B. L. Hall, B. Sproul, M. Pettit, B. L. Main, M. Dotta, T. Tennyson, J. L. Somers, Fourth Row: N. Roddewig, C. Garcia, C. Young. N. Stewart, M. L. Dodrill, E. Cota, V. Lynd. A. Ferrua, R. Harding, C. Echeverria. Fifth Row: F. Erneterio, C, Dyer, I. Dyer, F. Rowland, G. LaFavre, F. Shannon, T. Sanders, P Bourdet, R. Fernandez, Sixth Row: P. Hillenbrand, H. Jimenez. L. Cordova, D. Vindiola, E. Rodriguez. N. M. Zaveallas, A. Chabolla, A. Vindiola, M, Nodal, E. Casana. jl Q5Al'Ylel'l Under the supervision of Miss Hunt and Mr. Cioodell. the Freshmen had a delightful beginning at P. U. H. Sf--Seven pupils were members of the Honor Societyf--Many of the boys joined the FFA. and others turned out for athletics-Frosh faces were never lacking at our social events-grand enthusiasm was shown by all---Barbara Barber headed this striv- ing class --'-- Barbara Hall was vice-president-Nay deen Roddewig acted as secretary--money was hand- led by Alan Marshall. B, Hall, A. Marshall, N. Rndrlewiq, R. Barber

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Although the war has put a damper on many things, the spirit of Puente Hi went undaunted through another year. The dances, held on an average of one per month, drew a good crowd of happy students who gave vent to their energy through their feet. Probably the most unique of these was the Stocking Dance held on March 26. At this time all the dancers threw their shoes into a corner and cut the rug in stocking feet. February 27 saw the night of the Girls' League Formal, which provided a change in the requirement of formal dress. The Girls' League was very much pleased when the vodvil was presented on April 2 to a packed house. This was the record attendance during the past ten years. In the last drama event of the year. the Bern- hardts and Gables of the Junior-Senior classes gave of their talents in the appropriately titled play, The Fighting Littles. Among the newer associations organized this year were the two athletic clubs, The Block P Society for the girls, and the Warriors Club for the boys. Another important event was the organ- izing of the swing band. This group of capable musicians, under the direction of Mr. Bradley, en- tertained at a number of our assemblies with choice bits of swing music. Due to the war conditions. sports had to take a back seat in school activities this year. But this handicap did not stop our Braves from giving us very good football, basketball, track. and baseball teams. gwlgej