Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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F- ?!w-IL t t gh E Keene, A. Leslie, E. Cespedes, M. Schadee, V. Alderson, H y K Rh d ow, left to right-Miss Jones, E. Womack, M. Jackson, g M M B ver. Third row, left to right-M. Watson, V. Trapp, d J R d F th w, left to right- E. Ash, A. Howell, H. Curn, B. Coon, F L Huffman. Parley Vous Franciase A rickety old wagon filled with hay and drawn by two large, white, and slightly stubborn mules, then refreshments and dancing at the Scout Headquarters, the only mishap beinga bumpy detour into the hills south of Pomona, brought about when one of our brightest students tried in vain to ride one of the mules-such was the Hallowe'en hayride and party enjoyed by the ,Senior French Club. Among other colorful events which shall always remain in the minds of this Senior group were an ice-skating party, a roller-skating party, and a New Year's Eve theater party. The illustrious officers under whose direction the club has had a successful year include Bill Coon, presidentg Al- lona Leslie, vice-president, Emma Cespedes, secretaryg and Kazuo Kawaguchi, treasurer and business manager. Of course there had to be a fair amount of brain work in this group, and this was cheerfully supplied by Miss Louise jones, the clubis adviser. This club has carried on for two years, and not one bit of its color has faded. lt leaves its many happy hues to the future members of the French Club of Pomona High.

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