Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1942 volume:

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Il W jf fttYv'f 'l Kljfxfl' C7 ll W Q7 tw We , if 5 Elm, it ' E X ,. X 5,514 ., s-,lj i I .Q etfxgl l gk, Q ' it 7-ff I , f, Q Q -it it tt rf Elf 3 , if THE DIRECT0RlSiml:A'li Board ot Education, Faculty, and Student Leaders. ,,X0e:f.Q-,c.,,.if 7,0 A,-f' THE CROWD J? 'T Fourteenth, Thirteenth, Twelfth, and Eleven ' 44,144,142 year classes. W lt - 1 THE EVENTS . . . If J Organizations, Activities, and Athletics. 0, X J! . f 1 ll ttlflltlft FAIR PICTURES . X B N .n.--- 3-...s 'n 7YlBU77y5. Because ot the many happy mov ments spent by all of us who attend the Los Anqeles County Fair, this year our Cardinal is dedicated to help each of us appreciate just how much the annual openings ot the tair mean to completinq a successful year. We hope that this theme throughout the book will brinq back many happy memories, and will make us look torward to the next openinq with anxiety. B X. 6-fxf U i K Xyx T an ro? NJ QM ,W K x hx W f f my Q, W if if . ' if 5? bi W fQWwf My M E 55 5, . . 1 Q , . A ' ..4'- V 5'x' Q ly ,izyf C91 M QW X Q if - fwyf frwv- x, 3,,,,.. 0 Ny' . ' ' LL EW fxijf Tvjtx 3 ' mddggq 5 mA f K ., ' , ,GPX I 1 'Ijff' WF XJR-.M 1f V X 0 QMQMQ Q. Qfffi ,xr bgtxx X wgj E EQQQQKEQJEZQ5? gel ffm il . I' , ,ltli f Wu ,lf , K if -.0 flfj I R XXX BOARD OF EDUCATION DH. CLIFTON C. WINN. Superintendent ot Ponioncr Secondary Schools I. .. , f W Left to right: Dr. Clifton C, Winn, Mr. Fred W. Scrimes, Mrs. Helen L. Kirkpatrick, Mr. George A, Ritter, Mr. Wilbur Adams, Mr. Herbert O. H. Michel, Mr. Emmett Clark, Mr. F. E. Winterton. Our school system in Pomona owes much of its success throughout the year to the Board of Education. By supervising the general operation of the schools, with an eye for the future, they have made our schools in Pomona today truly something of which We are proud. They constitute the final authority in all school matters. They establish the school budget, authorize all purchases, employ teachers and other school em- ployees, set rules for governing all school matters, and effect such changes in the school plant or organization as may appear desirable. The present members consist of Dr. Clifton C. Winn as superintendentg Mr. George A. Ritter, presiolentg Mrs. Helen Lane Kirkpatrick, Mr. Wilbur Adams, Mr. Herbert O. H. Michel, and Mr. Herbert A. Hogsett as members: and Mr. F. E. Winterton as secretary. 1 5-f C K, ., of f' izw' fu IOHNSTON E. WALKER, Principal This yeor, our rncrnoqer ond chief jockey has ridden number '42 to another one ot those successful finishes. Contributing his important port, he hos mode oll oi us who ore betting on him grateful thot we have such an oble person behind the reins. DEANS .... DWIN T. MARTIN, VERA E. BEST, ETHEL P. ALLEN, A. W, MCDERMOTH, Deon of the lunior Deon of lunior Deon of l-liqh School Commissioner of Colleqe Colleqe Women Girls Athletics awww ., ...H .. Qt.l-iffx tu 15625, -46-F ' Q v , Nr L. A R' x ' x 'ff ' f ii , f l f t' 'QS' MMM xx , x '1 lx OSCAR H. EDINGER, IR., Vice-Principal ll FACULTY .... MR. STANLEY E. ACRES MISS ETHEI.. P. ALLEN MISS HARRIET I... BARNARD MR. I. HOWARD BECKER ' ' S ' IA t ,En Iish Spanish, French Chemistry Social Science ocia r s g RAWFORD F BRUBAKER MISS DOROTHY BURGI MISS VERA E. BEST MR. IOSEPI-I F. BONNET MR. C . Ph sicaI Education English, Public Speaking Horticulture, Botany Music y I MISS LETITIA M. CAI-IOON MR. I-IOMER G. CAIN MR. ERNEST W. CARL MISS ALICE F. E. CARLETON ' ' M th matics, Science Domestic Science English Mathematics, Surveying a e A JI! Vvazf . KIA' HM- l-1411 12 1 IJ J!! MISS OLIVE P. CLARK MISS MARGUERITE DODD 'A F Typing, Stenog., Ott. Prac. Physical Education N- . MR. FRANK W. CUMMINGS MR. WAILIER I. EBERSOLE Music Gefnetral Shogi Drafting MRS. HELEN F. T. DAY MB, OSCAR H. EDINGER, IR. Typing, Stenography ,gf Biology it-54 ff -' MR. LOUIS M. DEAN I MR. LLQXBTI. ENLUND Business, Off. Machines Soc1aI Science DR. WILLIAM C. FLEMING MR. FRANK A. GLENN Music Machine Shop MISS HELEN GREENLAW MR. BENIAMIN H. HADLEY Physical Education Aviation MRS. BERTHA H. HARDY MRS. GLADYS K. HARRIS Librarian Domestic Science 13 NKQJQN was Pm! ll 56 ygfffw fllSS MARIE M. HELSLEY MR. MATTHEW I. HENTHORN Chemistry, Anatomy Music VIR. ADOLPH C. KATH MRS. LAURA I. INGRAM Art Pub. Speaking, Iournalism MRS. LUCILE W. LEWIS Drama, Public Speaking 14 NO PICTURES MISS EDNA A. HESTER Librarian MISS M. D. OVERHOLTZER English, Geography MISS NELLIE W. SHEARIN English MR. EDWIN T. MARTIN MR. MILES H. PHILLIPS History, Economics Drafting MR. A. W. MCDERMOTH MISS ERMINE S. PUCKETT Physics Spanish, Social Science MR. MALCOLM W. METCALF MR. HAROLD l. REED Accounting Social Science MR. ARCHIE NISBET MR. WAYNE W. SHEPARD Hygiene, Phys. Education Art I ,,Lf,oef!'-1 TTD f PHL ,pm IT lf' 1 L 1 f ff -ff' .rf ff FACULTY I I I I I l . LOUISE I. SMITH MR. WILLIAM R. TROUTNER MR. HARRY C. WARNER MR. RALPH W. WELCH qlish Vocational Agriculture Social Science Physical Education 1 RTHUR E. WHITESIDE DR. CLIFTON C. WINN MISS NORMA C. WOOD MR. MYRLAND P. YAECKEL ogy, Mathematics Psychology, Philosophy German, Latin, French Mathematics, Mineralogy MRS. ORA P. HAMMOND MRS. VIRGINIA C. HULL MRS. IEAN D. MORRIS MISS RUTH YEHLING Clerk Clerk Clerk Registrar 15 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS , A4 IH Seated, left to right: lack He-nkle, Vice-President, X Charles Orr, President. Standing: Claire McLeod Treasurer, Peggy Todd, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL First row, lett to right: Donna Knight, Peggy Todd, Dorothy Adams, Claire McLeod, Winitred Prater, Anola Woodard, Betty Robison, lsabel Clearman, Dorothea Kirkpatrick. Second row: Kazuo Sei, Eugene Brewster, Bob Treat, Dan Foster, Paul Schott, lack Henkle, George Edgerton, Hideo Sei, Danny Burkett, Iirn Else, Paul Keckley, Laurel Simpson. FINANCE CCMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Wanda Walker, Sue Matthews, Carol Biller, Shirley Smith. Standing: George Edgerton, Charles Orr, Peggy Todd, Paul Schott, Claire McLeod, Eugene Brewster, Mr. Dean. ASSOCIATED WCMEN STUDENTS The job of directing our fair has been placed in the hands of many able persons, as has been shown in the record of our A. W. S. officers. GIRLS' LEAGUE Exemplifying our ability in student leader- ship, the Girls' League Officers have done much to uphold our right to govern ourselves. Putting up the stakes, and awarding the prizes this year was ably managed by our very efficient finance committee. By placing our bets with them, our year has been concentrated upon picking the favorites, and winning. A,W.S. OFFICERS Left to right:-Anola Woodard, Mary Burkhaltor, Monna Dick, Margaret Ritter. GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS Sittinq fleft to rightl: Louise Reed, Verle White, 'Lisabeth Barnes. Standing: Kay Adams, Patty Strange, Donna Knight. 17 M wif? 5951 gig? V fx , ,Q A if OEJFWYQW X ti l 3 fvx L mx Q D 5 MLM HYMLAQ JXLLAJEQ m hw f-X0-wk. 04-14- cpvq X,-4AJ,,, ,A,0.,.,r , '1W 2' iw-JK iw? 'wma -ma, Ai 1 h . V' X- N .m.g.lMM'1 w 13'W fivkl-A ' W Q ww. ' Q ' +V A ml X ' 1 .f L BM L . T3 fv-wknuw-'u ,xg F' f N. Ryu ,g ,N u Q u D' ,yn N, vmnn, IF N! if , 'Y XR A gi H NC x 'nc 'e MJJAJ-KQ6Q M Km 19 FOURTEENTH YEAR . Coming in at a dead heat, number fourteen gave its all to the calendar year, and is now ready to go on to the sweepstakes. loclceyed by Kazuo Sei, attended by Paul Schott, and with her un- believable records and earnings recorded by Barbara Toler and Bill Porter respectively, she outdistanced her field by several lengths. At the quarter, pacing the field, the crowd was wild with glee as pale-faced women and bewildered men with their clothes backward and wrong side out, distinguished themselves as newcomers to the races. But their hardships were soon rewarded by a dance sponsored by those horrid initiaters. By the half and threequarters, a steakbake and a Christmas dance had become highlights: and by the finish, social events of the entire year had become very successful, with Marguerite Walker having the stirrups and whip well under hand. OFFICERS Barbara Toler Bill Porter Kazuo Sei Paul Schott I f ffl' knit: 'A lulm Adaiiisaii Virqiriia Boles Bold Corclry Herbert Former JL- '- Maiiiiiriq Baldwin Nareiie Bullard lune Canfield Don Foster ' ,,. V' Ioliii Becker Mildred Button Marion Dyer Herbert Heflner V x Carol Biller lsabelle Clearmari Alberta Else Curtiss Hilliard IP' L , Q N . .J 2- -- E lk' V l Sw mxlyl if -f V '31 'J'- fv' L, l N' i 7 i f W J., .. Y .u fffart' i :na Millicerit Hu ll Chester lnqils Dorothea Kirkpatrick Hiroshi Kuwata 21 Ferncxndo Lopez Robert E. Moloney Ralph Mendozu Melvin Miller Dwiqht Minnich Royce Nall Eulcllie Nesbit Billy Nielsen Phyllis Patterson Arthur Peck Mcrrcelyri Petersen Shirley Ruthbun Mungorot Ritter Murirr Robertson Betty Robison Paul Srhntt FOURTEENTH YEAR E Violet Iustine Schultz Kazuo Sei Dallas Southwir Bernice Studebaker Glenn Taylor Barbara Toler F GURTEENTH YEAR Marguerite Walker Marjorie Warner Neil Weaver lean Welch Hubert Witter Doris Wood Anola Woodward Charles K. York Fourteenth Year Graduates Whose Pictures do not Appear Fred Abbott Bob Becher Fred Bell Forrest Black Ralph Bradley Nyla Bynum Eugene Chambers Bob Conlon Thomas DeSena Monna Dick Dick Eaton Ray Ernst Stella Evans Winifred Prater Don Gibson Frances Louise Henderson Chester Hensley Kenneth Hicks Charlotte Hill Caroline Howell Clyde Jones Beverly Kappes Hope Keene Dick Leary Sanders Martin Arleen McVickers Mike Miranda Arthur Netzley Charles Orr Robert Poole Bill Porter Charles Robar Elbert Rutledge Donald Schott Kenneth Spayd Charline Sturtevant Richard Swanson Alipio 'llacad Lee Wagner ,lane Wallace . ' X uPy,Xx Jrrul x. Y ' pf VKX K ,fxvfiffi ' - 5, 'f' , 1 -, 0' i THIRTEENTH YEAR, . K I X. X ' . fix 1' 1, U' xy' KH' - y f li- Cx, X 'llx . JJ M. K A , N tj -. X5 X KZ U5 ..'XV 1 R-MRT .N , ,I 'Nix , IV U' W N 1 Lf ,'!U X7 xl- ' UW, . f J V xv' X, yy X V w M UI cxurel Simpson Eugene Brewster I W y 11111 Elcmwr !Nf1w1wm1+l FRE SHMAN WCMEN X my . ,I Y 014. , ,fv 'f.f,,'. U ,?Q!f.l'f2'4fZVL1,.47M' I ?'f fl l iv! 'ff 'Fly 1 X. ' 'fl- mlgyjh. w ,,1-A lf .'l .f- lf ' lpn I Q ,v -I . Z , With tho main event still in the future, the thirteenth year got off to a fast start, and seems to be holding her pace. Ably iockeyed by Laurel Simpson and Shirley Smith, and groomed by Eleanor Morwood and Eugene Brewster, she is finishing her first lap Well ahead of K the field, and seems to be contemplating holding that lead until she crosses that finish line. sxox .S E Qs N is ' V vi ,,,,,.-W--' ' Q I-'RESHMAN MEN W 5? f:'f'Zf'f THIRTEEN TH YEAR UAH CT rw . X ' fi Att! '11 Q J il V l' - ,I George Edgerton Paul Keckley S J' I ' Dorothy Adams Dean Ross Lois Emery I ,ff lvalyf f f- 4 l J' 1' J J l W r J y' ,L jyl A wtf Winning by a nose in the main event, number twelve proved herself to be a steady winner for the year and for the years to come. Ably jockeyed by George Edgerton and assisted by Paul Keckley, she gave the crowd a show for their money by continually staying ahead of her field. This was not done however without the help of our groom, Dean Ross, and record keepers, Lois Emery and Dot Adams. With several sensational records to her credit in the form of a steakbake and a beach ditch day and many other activities, she more than outdid herself to keep spirit present throughout the year. Having gone through many years of learning how to become in condition for the greater races ahead, number twelve finds that the end of her major training period is coming to a close, and that she will now be able to go ahead into the future and achieve those successes that she so honestly deserves. Getting ready to give her fine qualities in the form of student leadership and achievement to the world, we are confident that her past successes indi- cate that in the years to come we will hear much of her contributions to the track of life. Good luck, number twelve. May the spirit of Pomona High School and Iunior College forever be with you. yy df I' rj!! WV 5 wr T W F T H Y EWA In Qlf .vw 'D , N Dorothy Adams Keith Aldersgvtlcx' Betty Louise Arnold Katharine Adams Betty Andrus Zelda Asher Paul Adams Mary Arkle Vance Askew Wilma Adams Iames Armstrong David Austill Delbert Bailey Curtis Barkley Marjorie Barlett 'Lisabeth Barnes I I l I l Ray Barnes Dick Barnett Mary Basenfelder Mary Beauchamp Qjfwiffit Q 17:1 i A t hi F X I l v ill th L t Nylxlm ti Mt t ta RMK Vit , Xxx W Qt . JHMWW Q 'fat' 27 X X.1 N fmfw- ff' iff M ' ,si .eww-W' I' f x H 111 B flk' lf. Putxiciu Booth Edward Bludlwy Mcmolie Brxawn Dummy Burkett 1 x.,1A yi H1-wk V1Ilf1illiLXBtJWl1l GIQCQ Bruzwl Hu1hBmwx1 Milrlred Bull--I I llll1IHWL'l'1 Nlullhllit' Bvyfls 1111181111011 Kefmxellm B1 ucv Iv -jxx Butlwn fxylil-111kfAn1:l1Lyf MH Bwyvllmru Hlh,l:1B1Uvvn llf-tty Brlexlmllm fjllllfzlkt' Bynum TWELFTH YEAR .... 'IJNELFT YEAR 2 . QQ? JN-X -' IR? X QQ . r' J-1 ,. Wilmfx Ccllwulm Colin Ceuicoros Dim Corey Tommy Cervcmtcs Lois Ccxrstvu Mcrrthcl Chilcott Dolls Catlin Vxrqinicl Clayton 'fggmw Ie w?v'm Q Heber Clewelt Glenn Clifion Rfxyjeonio Close Allcm Cobb VViVf-: F Mary Cx Hobart C' Virqinio ox Aww . TWELFTH YEAR luck DeArmc:m Charles Doyen Shirley Edmonston Dorcr DeBerry Roy Dunn Glenn Edwards Iohn Dickson Georqe Edqerion Eloise Ehresmcm Bob Dooley Jimmy Edqerlon leon Ehresmczn 30 I I l I Lois Emery Gerald Evans Betty Erickson Dorothy Ioun For Dick Evcms Glenn Feist 4'!I6 , ,r - , , . ' u ,I .4 A., x , B 'x .r ' 5 f H . LAI! fvelyn Fi-'IKIIISUII livmld Fostex Slxilley Frovhde Viulu Gibbs Myll Glace 3et1yVetIe1linq Inhn Huxnplnn And1eyFnlIb1iqhI Betty Luu Liluvin Annette Ljleen iUIl1I'liSll9I' killL1I1Oll9FIkLIl9I' Loyce Guy L Effie Glenn Maynurd Griiiith iowurd Flake Eugene- P10191 Her rt G . D Q orcthy GOILIIIGI' BQIKDGIO GrusenmQyGr if W TWELF TH YEAR .... Rnlwrl Gunn Puulino llurrnon Kenneth Herald Bnnnie Holscluez l'flvin lelllen Willuclemu lluus livlly llllllixlll lllncx Mae Hlllier loan Howell Nudine lewell Phyllis llunsen I Luwrer ' lon Dolores lloflmcxn Shirley Howell lean llJllIlSOll Anna Hollinqsworth leonelle Huques Doris Kcxlllenlweczk Murllyll llunson llcnold l ally 'J Q Xj l ' ,X ,C l Y Ji J? ..- .xx 'N TWELFTH YEAR .... TWELF TH YEAR .... ll? Mcxriorie Kcllstrom Chizuko Kcwcxquchi Verle Kunlz Paul Keckley Vondcx Kuntz Eli Keerun Bill Korns Entry Kfhnny Glenn Kinq Donna Knlqhl Iiln Knox VV,llCIIOlClI..FIWSOI1 Lf! M., ' .J U .1 f if X JA i, ff' 5- 1 J, ly v dy X Vglvtjf y V . , I VW . 1',,, I if 1.-..x Murqcrel Linlmrl Audrvy Lynn lNlGllinP M. LUWN Vilqilliu Mulclorlmln Gordon Lowry Bula Mnlonny KPI1I'l0lll unclirv ffluy Muplr- f I WX! f , , J 1 l - M fwaflgnlf' ff l lf N XX .Xi y Xfwbiff lW'ELFTH YEAR .... Wwjjklf Q if lik iff' Ioe Martinez Marcia Mason Barbara McBride Paul McCulloch 34 ' rf Marilynn Morrell Mattie Lou Nickels Marian Mosher Wayne Nielsen Norma Neff Bill Nunn Nell McKenzie Martha Mills Claire McLeod Polita Monqe Richard Michel Iinnny Moody ,Frank Miller Phyllis Manure Bob Oliver Leen Palmer Gerald Payno Waldean Porterfield Dick Puckett Don Olsen f P spd Ann Pa or J' Harold Peck Ronald Power Ross Rannoy Dorothy Olson Pl P li Paulsen Art Pfeiffer Calvin Pratt Azilono Riqqs loive Page l c IC Lota Pitts Dorothy Ann Priol Calvin Riqlttntol X A D O Xl th .X . to 1 rl ' 'N 3 ' ty l Q xt X , N fl TWELF TH YEAR .... MMP' Z wt M' 4, X f,tfjlf2l1LwIN 1 4 4' .1 . w I' U4 W X, 1 ' I , , 'f X 1 .X f'1 1 X . in pq lack Robison Edna Ruff Kathleen Sauter Bob Sederholm Tb Doon Ross Paul Ryan Bobbie Scanlon Cora Mae Sheffield ' lane Ross lim Salado Donald Scholz Gloria Smith 6 9 Robert Rossmiller Blake Sanborn Howard Schwartz Myron Southwick .V i-xr f X -4- I 36 TWELFTH YEAR .... Pat Spauqh Gearld Spence: 'Willisene Spencer Dwight Spotswood f,Pf S. MIWELFTH YEAR x f 6' 0 L,,- 1 XX Dexter Stevens Iames Stites Stanley Stevens Herbert Stoddard Gordon Stewart Jimmie Stokes Melvin Stires Mildred Streit Marjorie Strona Martha Taylor Harry Thrasher' Everett Studebaker Ruby Taylor Don Tidwell Carl Swanberq Dorothy Tebbetls Bruce Tippie Gerald Taylor Bill 'Veter Pearly rl fwllf TWELFTH YEAR .... Lucille Watson Louise Wells Burlvuro Welch Willard Wliilcumb Mcxrnorie Welch Verle While .,fy' bl x n' Sy' . K 1 .Q J 1' W f'f wr 'ygffj' CW? ff Cv? Will Wiyfllli lj! jf l l 'ix' I . . 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K Q XXV I , X Raymond 'I'1oQlsv11 Bolliv Volluriilt Be-rtliu WGIJ Wi A X5 'Jill il Arlliui Vnii De-vmilm' llmwllimx V011 Olfill Pumice Nlforol ' 6, X 1 -Q ol' H if Q 193 gl. xll ll ,K lx xl -v KA K , X Mx X 38 Y X 'X Ns Twelfth Yea Carlton Axup Dalia Caballero lohn Cecil Betty Daily Darlene Ellis Helen Foster Lorenzo Garcia Cary Gratz Beatrice Harris Virginia I-lohensec Dawn Hubbard lim Iones Bettie Ladd Dean Landreth Bernice Wilson Lois Wilson Zerma Wine Ioyce Wlnger Bill Woodard Marian Woodbridge Gwen Wooden Anne Zimmer r Graduates Whose Pictures do not Appear Dwayne Lyman Shirley May Mings Blossom Norton Art Schladerman Betty Steele Douglas Strehlc Ieanne Sutton Reginald Thoriault Dorothy Tinsley Ioe Tolentino Austin Voyles Iames Wells lean Willard TWELFTH YEAR f ELEVENTH YEAR f i ' I I I I I 5 Hide u boi lim Dickerson Sue Matthews lim ht c Behind a little, but coming up fast, number eleven is showing much promise. Riding hard and trying harder is lim Else, assisted by Hideo Sei, with the grooming and feeding in tho hands of Sue Matthews and Iames Dickerson. Known to the odds men as shurshot, number eleven spent a very sensational year highlighted by several unexpected wins. One win, in the form of a dance for the student body, answered the nation's emergency today, by giving all the proceeds to the American Red Cross. During races, spurts in the form of skates and parties gave the crowd much entertain- ment that they enjoyed. According to the tradition of yearlings, the Iunior-Senior reception was ably sponsored by the Iunior class. This presented a fitting climax to a successful year, as all persons attending felt sure that this was the most entertaining and best managed dance of the year. Going on to the future with much experience under the saddle, number eleven promises to all the spectators to become a Winner wherever she might be. JUNIOR GIRLS BOYS W7 rx 5 1 L I Ti 1 x ,L I ,fy w 5 K J' X X .1 V X' V Q X' k A, X X xxu, f , , .v b M h 4 G 0 V x V3 , Q 5 ,K X1 I X J x'K 'bV W X ,fxfx - ,f ,, .wk .X MD X- f ffff V 04 ' L X , , x, 2 . 5' Z Lf T K x f N 10 L Y X Cf f 'X xg? YQ x X . X, X N X K.,-' Ewefmi ATAMAN CLUB Seated on bench, left to right: lack Henkle, Kenneth Clewett, Bill Karns, Bill Porter, Bob Conlon, Paul Ryan Bob Cordry, George lone-s, Kenneth Lundie, Larry Mead, Laurel Simpson. Standing: Bill Nielson, Kazuo Sei, Louie Robinson, Charles Orr, Elia Kropf, Iohn Frampton, Mr, Reed, Don Foster, Paul Keckley, Paul Schott, and Bill Walker. Throughout the school year, there are many boys in the school that stand out in qualities of leadership among the students. The Ataman Club of the High School and lunior College is made up of the boys of the institution who have these qualities. Doing much throughout the year to help it to be a more successful one, campaigns to make more use of the underpass, and fixing rules for the initiation of the iuniors, are several of the many contributions of the Ataman Club this year. lt is the feeling among the students that this club is a good step to- wards developing good qualities in the young boys of our community. A club like our Ata- mans, we feel sure, is destined to become among those which have made Pomona known to those outside of our community. We are all looking towards the day when these leaders will be leading our great nation. ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA Seated on bench, loft lo rifihl: Maria Robertson, Barbara Toler lsecrelcny, lsl somoslerl, Charlino Sturtevanl lprosident, lst senieslerl,Anola Woodard, and Gloria Forauson. Sland- inq, second row: Iohn Adam- son, Bill Nielson lvice-pres., lst semester, president, 2nd semeslerl, Kenneth Clewoll, Hiroshi Kuwata, Kazuo Soi ltreasurerl, and Paul Scholl. Third row: Torn Coalson, Miss Wood, Dr. lTlO!T1lIlf1, Miss Hester, Mrs. llardy. THALIAN S The Thalians are the Po- niona High School chapter of the California Scholarship Federation, and all members have a hiqh scholastic rec- ord and are prominent in school leadership. Outside of their usual activities through- out the year, they sponsored the Thalian Theater Party, which was a Red Cross ben- efit enjoyed by all members of the student body. Seated on bench, left to riaht: Merle Dolly, Eleanor Clapp, Shirley Minas, 'Lizabetli Barnes, Miss Puckett ladvisorl, Louise 'Wells lsecrolaryetroas- urerl, Virainia Comerford. Standina: Marjorie lohnson, Gordon Wahl- bera, Harold Lawson, Peqay Todd lsocial chairmanl, Mrs. Smith ladvisorl Dorothy Adams, Virqinia Hall, Glenn Feist lpresidentl, Don Brooks, .iq Row one, loft to right: Char- lene McKinney, Marion Dyer, Maria Robertson ltreasurerl, Virginia Boles tpresidentl, Bon- nio Hall, LaVerne Binder. Row two: Roberta Leahy, Betty Hackett, Betty Miller, Dorothy Kelly, Evelyn Edgar, Dorothy Heaney, Madari Wadi. Row three: Charline Sturtevant tvire-presidentl, Al' berta Else, Constance Abbey, Miss Burgess, Lasetta Close, Ruth Lush. Row four: Miss Cwreenlaw, Elizabeth Boom- gaarden, Mrs. Hardy, Bernice Studebaker tsecretaryl and Rosemary Brown. HI TRI LJ ' r .B , 2 -',' J vj .Ir .' 4. .. C ' N ,l at S, ?,l'Ul!i,.r ,t 1 P, slit. Jfx rj, Members of Hi-Tri lor the year l94l-4? were as follows: Dorothy Adams, Kay Adams, Eugenia Abbott, Thelma Ali- bitt, lanice Baker, lanet Barnes, Doro- thy Colton, Gene Ferguson, Charlotte Frater, Barbara Prater, Norine DeMille, Anne Dafcik, Betty Lou Glavin, Ioyco Winger, Beverly Tanner, Peggy Todrl, Pat Spaugh, Nell McKenzie, Carol Graveson, Phoebe Palmer, Marian Woodbridge. JUNIOR HI Y Officers of the lunior Hi-Y during the past year were as follows: Bob Flickenqer, presidentg Wayne Pevehouse, vice-president: Robert Kuntz, secre- tary-treasurer. First row, left to riaht: Blain Vander Linden, Mac Woodard, Kenneth Nall, Fred Gruenwald, Bob Liner berry, Harold lewell, Tim Cordry, Fred Smith, Ben Burkhalter, Hideo Sei. Sec- ond row: Bob Flickenqer, lim Nesbit,Warren Koeniq, lack Kraft, Dick Glaab, Don Wright, Pat Martin, Bob Kuntz. SENIOR HI Y Seated, left to riqht: How- ard Flake, Euqene Bynum Maynard Griffith, Frank Miller, Charles Doyen, Wayne Nielsen. Standing: Myron Southwick, Eli Kee-ran, Calvin Riqhlmer, Wilbur McMurry, Allan Cobb, Gerald Payne, Bob Rossmiller. The officers of the Senior Hi-Y are Bob Maloney as president: Charles Doyen, vice-presidentg Gerald Payne, secretary-treasurerg with Mr. Louis M. Dean as advisor. LATIN CLUB On tltv qtcttltttl, ls-tt to iitlliti lCy- nmv Sttmitts, 'listxbeftli Barnes ttrvristtittil, Sltirlvy Minqs tpresi- tlwntl, Witty Kfflllltxl. Seated on thu lwnttlt: Betty Freenxun, Flora Anclersmi, Collewn Sears, Iackie llntvltintqs, Dorothy Olson lvice- prvsiclmitl, Fffiic Glenn. Standing: llcimlcl Hmltly, Rolinio loan Hol- slwt, Miss Wood tcxdvisorl, Don Wrifqltt, Glwnn Fvist fsovifxl Chair- llltllll, Atlrivw Wrfxy, and Ed Nlvvls. FRENCH CLUB Smxtvd on lvenrli, loft to riqlit: Pcitiivicj Nisflson, Bcirlzcrcx Frutor, Viminicx Vtfooxlrufl, Virqiniu Cmn- t'-Iloitl, Betty lmin Fisher, Geral- clinv Putislwy, Annette Given. Stcirltlirlq, scwuntl IUWZ GGCJYQQC llnlttnn, Billy Ivnlcins, Williicl Cul- llllllll, Blllltdlifl lVlr:BritlQ, Zelda Asltvt, llvlwcictt Binlqliutn, Kath- lwtn fllllllflli. 'llltirtl row, stmttlinq: Wciynf- Vtfntsliu, lvliss Bcirrturtl, lltltqwttitl Altltrttt, lklurvin lie-wtntl, Itlvli lllvtttl. SPANISH CLUB lltnw mmf-, lvtt to riqliti lVlGI'CjCII'P Kmxpp tviro - presivlslritl, Verlei Kcnttv, Miss Puf'k0tt,Vo1tclCI Kant! lVlw1lw Duty tpicvsidwittl, Plow two ltntvt litnnvs, lit-tty Wlxcxlely, Eva Atimtw, txntl lmin Atltlnis Csmjiv ttnyt. gm . ,diy SL A S 5 F PROJ ECTION ISTS' LUB Huw mu: Ivfl tw VMI11: VUIKIIO H1111 ,x lfxt, Dum IM1mu1, Ifmd QSIIIPIIWKIIA, Lmlis Allyn, Holwort Kuntz, Hidcfo Sei, D011-1 Hoxtmu, B011 Hurkhaltel. SOVOIIH mvv: Huyxlwlni VVQII, Rus- svll Hula Unk Gist, Iuvk Krufl, Unmnw Vliilmlxi, KPIlI1F-ffl Gallup, IIIHIIIY IXII1.w.1n, IMI: limukrs. A 2 RADIO CLUB LO!! 10 Iiuhl: Wlllfxxfi WiY1'C5IIl1l M Mr. Elumswlv, fqlflllk lI11r1sul1,SIm1 Ivy Sielvr-115. 34 MW H ' . 4 49 ENGINEERS PRE-MED CLUB First row, lett to riaht: lack Miller, lohn Witcher, Chester lnqles, Her- bert Heitner, Keith llaydan, and Gene Brewster. Second row: Minnie Durlin, Betty Bobinson, Betty llenkle, Betty Calkins, Ruth Streit, Lois llills, Betty Hansen, Francis Neslnit, lackie Kappes. Third row: Alberta Blse, Charlene Sturtevant, Constance Ala- bey, Miss Helsley, Bernice Stude- haker, Ruth Lush, Virttinia Callins and Virqinia Wyatt. The officers oi the Enqineers Club are: Kazuo Sei, presf ident, Art Netzley, proqrarn chairmang Bob Maloney, secre- taryg and Don Schott, treasurer. Lett to right: Carl Fisher, How- aiti Hill, Don Schott, Hiroshi Kuwata, Lee Waaner, Denny Wliittoipl, Bill Nielsen, Bali Miiltutiey, Ktixttti Sei, and Mt. thin. Roh Rossmiller l l,l'l'llRlf FARMERS On around, left to riaht: Don Button, Blame Vander Linden, Stewart Cox, Richard Livina- ston fvice - presidentl, Harold Deweese, and Williarri Nunn. On hcnch: Duane Brown, lim Knox ttreasurcrl. Roh Ross- miller, Kenneth Hay, Arthur Pfeiffer, Haroll Peck. Stand- inq: Dick Gist, Tom Modqlinq, Ray Troelson, Ray Barnes, Dexter Stevens,lVlarmina Bald- win, Ray l'Wunn lpresirloritl, Mi. 'lroutnvi ttrtlvisorl. f.4 1' fu 1.1 ' ' '- ' 1. ft, 1 X J I A . 'x fl' il ff FUTURE FARMERS Under the able leadership ol Mr. Troutner, the Future Farm- ers have Won many honors for Pomona High School. At a field day held at Kelloqqs Ranch, they entertained a hundred other future farmers. Their A and B teams at San Dimazz took first place iudqinq oranaeza, and they also participated in iudqina horses at Riverside, Their many projects were ex hibited at the lunior Fair, also held at Kelloqqs Ranch, cmd their success in these projects was well demonstrated. As the final event of the year, five boys were sent to the State Con- vention at San Luis Obispo, and it became a fittina close to a very successful year. DD 0 UTI Q. fnlsurfwa ! MW1fWW man '!mmA, AVIATION DEPARTMENT ,X .K ,S V ny. , , T 5 D ln a time when aviation is said to be the deciding factor between warring nations, the aviation department ot Po- mona lunior College is doing its part in the present war emergency. Train' ing students to become maintenance men, to know airplanes and how they're built, and even to tly them, it makes our community know that the aviationfinterested boys and girls ot Pomona are all out in our war today. .ss gs sy 1 . . ft .Q r Who could have told us several years ago what part the aviation departments of our country would play in the future? Today we see them as the very foundation for our success in the World conflict today. Contributing their part to our side of a conflict that will tax all of our resources, and make us fight for our survival, and ever planning for the future, the educational institutions are forming our life today, and fare making for a better world tomorrow, filled with the things that we have hoped 'for. We praise the leaders and the young men and women who are dedicating their Ilives to flying, and we are looking forward to the day when it will play even a more -important part in our lives. Ss. is X! THEY SERVE A year ago when This book was being planned, The young men oT The naTion were going Through The processes OT miliTary Training wiTh buT liTTle incenTive and The prospecT OT losT iobs, inTerrupTed schooling, and compleTe change oT personal plans. A Tew Tellows Trom our school had been draTTed, buT The life oT The school seemed liTTle aTTecTed. December 7 changed The whole aTTiTude oT The naTion, and in each sTudenT hearT There ap- peared a slender Thread oT Tear To be over-powered by deTerrninaTion To win. Pomona High School and Junior College is exTremely proud oT The TacT ThaT such a deTerminaTion has placed more Than Two hundred TighTers in The service, Trom classes oT The lasT Tour years alone. On These Tollowing pages appear as many picTures as The sTaTT could collecT oT The men in uniTorm and also a lisT oT Those whose picTures we do noT have. Ranks, locaTions, eTc., will no doubT be changed by publicaTion Time, buT The inTormaTion gaThered by Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Hammond, and The ediTor should be Tairly accurate. There may be some names omiTTed-ThaT we could noT avoid. Servicemen Trom classes oT The lasT Tour years only were lisTed because of The enormiTy oT The Task and oT currenT sTudenT inTeresT. Therefore, we proudly dedicaTe This Servicemen's SecTion To our deTermined deTenders, each oT whom carries The hope OT our hearTs-a Tree Democracy. BOB EVERETT, Yeomcn second class . . . ENSIGN EDWARD B. COALSON, Ncxval Air Corps . . . PRIVATE FRANK PALMER, Army . . , GENE DICK, Navy . . . ENSIGN DICK BARTLETT, Naval Air Corps. WALTER IOHNSON, Great Lakes Tmininq Station, Navy. . . CAPT. FRED SMITH, Army Air Corps . . . CADET IOE BRESNAHAN, Ncxvcxl Air Corps . . . CADET STANLEY WILLARD, Army Air Corps . . . TED BECK, Secxmun first class, Navy. LT. ROBERT BOOTH, Army Air Corps . . . LT. I. R. CASEY, Army Air Corps . . . CORPORAL THOMAS R, ROUSR IHSYH Irrfarrtry . . . LT, HUGH TEITSWORTH, Army Air Corps . . . LT, IOHN H. BILLER, Army Air Corps. LT. VANCE R. LARRABEE, Army Air Corps . , . ENSIGN P. A. LAVARS, Navy Air Corps . . . LT. DON W. Pfl'I'IIIi SON, Army Air Corps . . . LT. WILLIAM REYNOLDS, Army Air Corps . . . ENSIGN R. M. WOLFE, Navy Air Corps ENSIGN DON PETERSON, Navy Air Corps , . . BOB PETERSON, Coasi Guard . . . PVT. WILBUR I., WALLACII 74th Frrqirroors . . . LT. I. R. BOYD, Army Air Corps . . . ENSIGN F. F. WRIGHT, Navy Air Corps. YROMAN GORDON MPCAULEY, Naval Rosorvo . . . FNSIGN WARREN HARDY, Navy Air Corps . . . PVT. A. Ii NVOOLUMS, Army Air' Corps . . . ROBERT L, BELL, Murirrcs . . . CADET TACK DOMILLF, Army Arr Corps. FOR VICTORY THEY SERVE NEWTON S, LUDLIIM, Privoto lirst clcrss, Army . . . CADET IACK HERNDON, Army Air Corps . . . PRIVATE GEORGE STRIIIT, Siqnol Corps, Army , . . LIEUT. ANNAN COOK, Army Air Corps . . . HENRY HENSLEY, Seu- nion second clcrss, Novol Air Corps, CADIIT SIDNEY MEEK, Army Air Corps . , . CADET IAY WILLIAMS, Army Air Corps . , . CADET OLIVER H. CLARK, Rcrdio Division, Army Air Corps . . . CADET IIM BILLER, Novel Air Corps . . . IACK DAMERON, Novy. ORDEN SCARBOROUGH, Killed in oction, R.A.F' .... ELLSWORTH BOOTH, Second Lieutenant, Army Air Corps . . , LEP MCCLINTOCK, Army . . , ENSIGN HARVEY F. SMITH, Aeroqrclpher, Naval Reserve . . . LIEUT. DAVID MIDDLRIION, Army Air Corps. RORERT W. SMITH, Second Lieutenant, Army Air Corps . . . ENSIGN BILL SIMPSON, Ncrvol Air Corps . . . LIEUT. MARVIN SETZER, Army Air Corps . , I LIEUT. VICTOR ALM, Army Air Corps . . . EDWIN IACK SMITH, Novy. ITDWAIID 'I'IIOIyIAf?, Navy . . , IIEIIT. HOWARD GALBREATH, Army Air Corps . . . DON CIIRRAN, IVIIAS-IIIIWIIIIIIII Arrmrpwlin, Nrrvy I . . MARVIN DALE IIASION, Svcinrmi firsi rlrrss, Navy . . . CIIAIILIIF IIINNIIY, IIIPIII ArIrIIriry, Army LIIGFNII SI'I NL'IfI'I, Alilw Svcrrricrri, M0rc'IirrrrI Mrrririr' . . . CADEI BILI. IVIALONEY, Army Air Clirrizs . , I'IIIVA'I'I IIIDSON LUNG, Mrlitrwry Puliref, Army . . . FRED HORTON, Nfrvy . . . KENNEIII HARK, Nfrvy, f'ADIf'I' IOIIN VOMBII, Army Air' Corps: . . . VVILLIAM If PACE, Sfioriifm first Class, Nrrvy . . . ROY IVIIYAIIS, IIIlV'lI'N first vlrrss, Sixth Mririiios , . , DON HIGBY, Morrlmrit Mfrririo . , 4 MEL DURAN, Llcrcim, Nnvrrl Hvsnrvfx FADEI' GURDON SIIHRK, Army Air Corps . . . IAIVIES LEE IIAAS, Approriticri Srfmrrcrrr, Nrrvy . . . SIIIIGIIANI RUBEN CESPEDES, Army . . . PRIVATE BILL BFIOCKETT, Army . . . PRIVATE LOWELI, IELDON, Army. FOR VICTCRY THEY SERVE imma 5 like iid' PVT. DAVID SCULLY, Army . . . ENSIGN CLINT GILLEN, Navy Air Corps . . . CADET FRANK COVILLE, Army Air Corps . . . PVT. GWYNNE SI-IINOGLE, Army . . . PVT. CLYDE RICHARDSON, 167th Infantry. PVT. GLENN ABBOTT, Marine Corps . . . PVT. RAYMOND I-I. RICE, Army Medical Corps . . . PVT. WOODY DICK- ERSON, Army Air Corps . . . CADET DICK TODD, Navy Air Corps . . . CHARLES IOHNSON, Army. IACK SHEPPARD, Navy, Radio Dept .... PVT. GORDON LEWIS, Army . . . PVT. EDWARD A. RUFF, 58th Infantry . . . CLARK GATHERCOLE, Army Air Corps . . . IACK WALLACE, Army. The lollowinq is a lisl oi lhe names of service men whose piciures we Could noi obiain before the boolc deadline. All ranks were noi oblainable ancl some, doublless, will be changed by lhe lime th book is issued. We regrel any omissions or errors. Lietit. Earl Alilvlitt Marine Corps Reserve Private Norman Adams Army Cadet Dori Anderson Naval Reserve Air Corps Ziid l,ie1it. Edward Arririfitoii Army Air Corps Cadet Mannina Baldwin Naval Reserve Air Corps Cadet Burton Basten Naval Reserve Air Corps Corp. Vincent Batchelor Army llIISlfZIIl Ernest Beauuliamp Naval Reserve Air Corps Cadet Bob Becher Naval Reserve Air Corps Cadet Eiiaene Billstrom Army Air Corps Cadet Wayne Blickeiistall Army Air Corps Ralph Bonham Navy Marvin Bott, Seaman lst Class Navy Charles Brooks Army Eolilor Lliisiqii Carroll Burns Naval Reserve Air Corps Charles Bums Army Private Richard Cayloi Army Ilufierie Cliisoin Navy Bob Clark Army Air Corps Cadet Ben Cooke Army Air Corps Bill Collins Army is Ben Cowden Army loe Cox Army Lieut. Phil Crawford Marine Reserve Air Corps Bob Cross Navy Ensign Dwight Curtis Naval Reserve Air Corps I Cadet Ioseph Cusolito Army Air Corps Robert DeBerry Navy Iohn DeDobbeleer Army Cadet Charles Duncan Naval Reserve Air Corps Cadet Iohn Dunn Naval Reserve Air Corps Ioseph Dunstan Merchant Marine Cadet Don DuVal Army Air Corps Cadet Sam Elway Naval Reserve Air Corps Clarence Farnham. Znd Petty Ott Navy Harold Finley Marine Corps Private Richard Fugate Army Iames Galarante Army Cadet Willard Gaynor Naval Reserve Air Corps Cadet Harold Gibson Army Air Corps Bud Gray Army Cadet Carl Grimmer Army Air Corps Ronald Hawthorne, C.E.S. Army Howard Hanson Navy Iames Hanson Army Air Corps Cadet Phil Harmsen Naval Reserve Air Corps Cadet Ed Heimerl Naval Reserve Air Corps Ensign Don Helms Naval Reserve Air Corps Cadet lim Henkle Army Air Corps Lieut. Aelton Hill Army Air Corps Lieut. Ralph Himes Army Air Corps Cadet Kenneth Hicks Naval Reserve Air Corps Bob Hickson Army Conrad Hoenish Army Air Corps Pvt. Lloyd Hollingsworth Army Pvt. Roger Hollingsworth Army Air Corps Pete Horton Navy Lieut. lames Huston Army Ensign Willard Ivarson Annapolis Naval Training Gordon Jackson, Seaman Navy Serg. Harry Kams Army Ivan Kinne English Royal Air Force Cadet Vincent Kuslcey Naval Reserve Air Corps Frank Lewis Naval Reserve lack Livingstone Naval Reserve Cadet Bill Martensen Army Air Corps Lieut. Iack Martensen Army Air Corps Private C. I. Mast Army Air Corps Otis McBride Marine Corps Randolph Meadows Navy Cadet Larry Mead Naval Reserve Air Corps Serg. Cave Meek Army, Signal Corps Cadet Sidney Meek Naval Reserve Air Corps Private Richard Mills Army Air Corps Cadet Calvin Morgan Army Air Corps Dwight Musser Marine Corps Lieut. Dean Newman Army Air Corps Cadet Royce Nall Naval Reserve Air Corps Cadet lack Nickerson Naval Reserve Air Corps Lieut. Bernard Ogas Army Air Corps Cadet Stillman Peck Army Air Corps Lieut. Walter Persons Marine Reserve , Air Corps Bob Peck Navy ' 2nd Lieut. Robert Ramsey Army Air Corps lack Reynolds Navy Vernon Ring Navy David Rollins Army Ioseph Ruggiero Army Cadet Bud Sanborn Naval Reserve Air Corps Paul Schlaegel Army Cadet Don Schott Naval Reserve Air Corps Corp. Arthur Slamel Army Znd Lieut. Chris Sorensen Army Cadet Carl Smith Army Air Corps Bob-Stinde Army Eldon Bud Stires Navy Bob Strtngham Army Kenneth Sturm Naval Reserve Ensign Leo Sullivan Naval Reserve Air Corps Arthur Swing Navy Richard Thompson, instructor Army Air Corps Ensign Gerald Trapp Naval Reserve Air Corps , Robert Van Horn Army Ensign Iuntor Vaamen Naval Reserve Air Corps Ensign Norman Vogt Naval Reserve Air Corps Ronald Voyles Army Air Corps Cadet lack Wade Army Air Corps Edwin Wallace Navy Sergt. David Westfall Army Harry Westgate Army Harry Whitman Army Cadet Rex Wiles Naval Reserve Air Corps Lieut. Cannon Williams Army Air Corps Ensign Clyde Williams Naval Reserve Air Corps Cole Williams Navy Iohn Winters Army Air Corps Ward Woodbridge Naval Reserve Air Corps Howard Woolums Army 2nd Lieut. Charles Woolums Army Willis Young, Seaman Navy Floyd Young Army FOR VICTORY 1 P. x K. K . A THE 1942 CARDINAL .... Q CARDINAL GENERAL STAFF On qround, lett to riqht: lackie Hutchings, Dorothy Adams, Martha Mills, 'Lisabeth Barnes, cmd Marian Woodbridge. On bench: Maria Robertson, Marjorie Boyes, Dorothy Martin, Verle White, Kay Adams, and Shirley Gibson. Standing: Lois Powell, Betty Steele, Ruth Fisher, Marcia , Fredendall, Leta Pitts, Louise Wells, and Betty Whaley. Editor Dorothea Kirkpatrick S ' 'X is if 2 . . A CARDINAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Left to riaht: C. L. Tolleson, Frank Miller, Glenn Feist, Roy Brandt. K C Left to right: Bob Beck, Tom Coalson, Lois Wilsciii, Mr. Dean. Q 1- r 'tt- .. A' ' CARDINAL LITERARY STAFF On bench, left to right: Charles Doyen, Mrs. Smith tadvisorl, Donna Piersol, and Marjorie Kahlstroin. Standing: Kenneth Clewett, Stewart Cox, Bob Sederholm, Harold Lawson, and Glenn Feist tliterary editorl. With the Los Angeles County Fair as our background, and with Pomona High School and lunior College as our natural subject, the Cardinal Staff, under the able direction ot Mrs. Louise Smith and Mr. Kath, with Dorothea Kirkpatrick as our editor, present to the students, this, our nineteen hundred and forty-two edition of the Cardinal. We sincerely hope that it will add many happy and enjoyable hours, filled with memorable events, to all who read it. lt has been our pleasure to give it to you, the reader. CAHDINAL BUSINESS STAFF t SM X t . was N53 K CARDINAL ART STAFF Seated: Ross Ranney and Gordon Stewart. Standing: Iohn Dufly, Mr. Kath, Hideo Sei. YE CHRONICLE STAFF back: Mariorie Bartlett, and Mariorie Kahlstrorn. Piersol, Betty Westgate, Anola Woodard, and Marcia Fredendall, and Dorothea Kirkpatrick. Front, left to right: Mary Busenfelderg Lois Wilson, Heber Clewett, Tom Coalson, Kenneth Clewett, YE CHRONICLE .... and Just III back: Charles Doyf-up Table: Bill I-loqgins, Donna Wilma Calhoun. Standing: Bob Beck, Ernest Hadsell, M' Editor Kenneth Clewett cl' .A -'4' . . ' 2 1 - t -.1 . '1f - ,fc Digesting the news, taking care of their beats, giving the finished product to their readers, and in the whole, being the readers' contact with all the happenings around the campus, the Chronicle staff have done a job well worth our wholeehearted praise. Under the able direction of Mrs. Laura Ingram, with Mr. Iohnson as the printer, and with Kenneth Clewett as the editor, we have seen it advance throughout the year into one of the things about the student body that we couldn't do without. The entire student body congratulates the very efficient staff of Ye Chronicle. Mrs, Ingram, advisor ,I .- f . 'f f f' , fr' 1 if Arn' a- PUBLICITY ,Www WW:-x e-'i-f-- , PUBLICITY At table, lelt to riqht: Lois W'l M rson, ary Basenlelder, just in back: Phoebe Palmer, Bob Beck. Extreme left foreground: Bettie Erickson Charles Doyen' Lvackqround: Mrs. lnqrani, Kenneth Clewett, Wilma Calhoun, lirnest llaciselll, Marjorie Kahlstrorn, and Torn Coalson, 30 CLUB On floor, left to right: Marjorie Kahlstrom, Bolo Beck, Marcia Fredendall, Gnd Marjorie Bartlett. Extreme left: Anola Woodard and 2 S Betty Westgate. Sittinq: Kenneth Clewett, Lois Wilson, Mrs, lnqroni, Heber Clewott, and Charles Doyen, Standing: Dorothea Kirkpatrick, Bill l-loqains, Donna Piersol, Ernest Hadsell, Wilnio Calhoun, tintl 'l'on1 Coulson. 'l'om johnson, printer 63 THE BAND . Elute: Marion Dyer. Clarinets: Bill Woodard, Virginia Wyatt, Vivian Tones, Nancy Allen, Bonnie lean Holscher, and lcymae Stearns. Saxophones: Leon Pal- mer, Patty Best, Margaret O'Brien, Ierry Evans, Lewis Allyn, and Frank Thomp- son. Trumpets: Bob Oliver, Richard Michael, Robert Lineberry, Dick Mathis, Ben Burkhalter, Eugene Eichtner. Trom- bones: Lawrence Whitcomb, George Wil- son, Lucio Ceniceros, Donald Scholz. Horns: Edward Bradley, Maxine Cocke, lean lohnson. Basses: Bob Maxwell and Kenneth Hay. String Bass: Dorothy Evans and Ruby Taylor. Baritone: Charles Bell. Bell Lyre: Phyllis Foster. Marimba: Marva Hiatt. Drums: Richard Tweed, Dick Crane, and William McCryndle. Max He-nthorn MAJORETTES . . . lx , . y Left lo riqhl: Marva l-liall, Dorothy Evans, Nancy Allen, Barbara McBride Ruby Taylol, Barbala Bartle, Zelda Asher, if i r l 5 1 Marva Hiatt Grace Brazel, Monna Dick, Mary Nou Newman, Evelyn Edgar, Vivian Iones, Dorothea Von Ofen, Arlene DeGarmo, Margaret Linhart, Paula Hayden, Blossom Norton, Marilyn Morrell, Aurice Wray, Nancy Allen, Bonnie Holscher, Leon- ard Soden, Bob Oliver, Laurel Simpson, lack Henkle, Norma Neff. ORCHESTRA t 66 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Frank Cummings The members, in alphabetical order: Marjorie Bartlett, Mary Beauchamp, loe Beck, Hilda Brown, Iune Canfield, Virginia Clayton, Rayieania Close, Iuanita Corrinqton, Robert DeMille, T, l. DeSena, Monna Dick, loe Dogero, lean Ehresman, Cath- erine Ekert, Evelyn Ferguson, Betty Fetterling, Ruth Fisher, Marcia Fredendall, Audrey Fullbright, Don Gibson, Dick Gist, Helen Gott, Oliver Gordon, Betty Hattem, Lawrence Haxton, Bonnie Hall, Betty Hiatt, Pat Hodson, Gladys Holcomb, Vivian lones, Eli Keeran, Elza Kropf, Duncan McLeod, lack Miller, Melvin Miller, Dorothy Olsen, Waldean Portertield, Kenneth Bay- burn, Shirley Rathbun, Calvin Bightmer, Maria Robertson, lim Salado, Cora Sheffield, Leonard Soden, Mary Stratton, Gene Swimley, Dorothy Tebbetts, Mary Lou Teter, lack Teter, Barbara Vineyard, Dorothea Von Oten, Willard Whitcoinb, Iudson Wray, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Miss Vera Best 1 First row, left to riqht: lretta Guyman, lean lohrisori Dorothy Olsen, Ruth Paine, Dorothy Hinks, Edna Hull. Se ond row: Dorothy Keast, Ruth Barnaby, Gloria Smith, Euriicf Ward, lean Grissom. MEN 'S GLEE CLUB First row, left to riczht' Dick Gist Darrell G ' K , . , . eier, ermeth Raylsould, Mr. Cummiriqs, Bob Delvlille, Charles Bell, Calvin Riqhtrrier, Second row: Willard Whitconilw, Oliver Gordon, l-lid Sf D ' ' eo ei, on Sparks, Dori Olsen, Born Flickeriqer. 'QQ Q-Q6 Q. 555, . A l N rr , t J c ' xd l l I , x nik .I X NXSl ET A J in Q x xl, 1 xy, 11 Xl ia 'X 5 :f tx xj QE x l T V J 5 Streit, llelen Gull, Tltelmd LdVQiCe, Gladys Hnlcmnlw, dnd Bonnie Hull. l,ott to ri-'zlttz Vivian lones, Mildred 1 , Q ji J. c. 1v1EN's l t.,: W 'fl t rf ,- Y ,I Left to riqht: loe Doqero, Leonard Soden, Melvin Miller, Herbert Heflner. 68 SEXTET First row, left to riqlmtz Rntlz Paine, leon Adams, Rutlt Burnaby. Second row: Doro thy Delaney, Dorothy Kedsf, Betty Cocke, MIXED EN SEMBLE First row, left to riqht: Wanda Walker, Bonnie Hall, Betty Fetterlinq, Virqinia Clayton. Second row: Vivian Iones, Gladys Holcomb, Helen Goff, Lois Powell, luanita Corrinqton, Mary Briatirhanip. Third row: Mildred Streit, lim Salado, loe Doaero, Ralph Mendoza, Duncan Mclmod. Fourth row: Leonard Soden, Melvin Miller, Gene Mathein, ludson Wray. BEAUX ARTS Q Inst row, lvtt to rifzhtz Bolt Oliver, Dorothea Von Oien, Betty Hattern, Shirley Minas, Dorothea Stririqtetlnw, Helen Gott, Gloria lim-itisoii, Martorie Pleasant, and Ralph Mendoza. ln lvavki Thelma LaVoiCe, ludson Wray, Marva lliait, Don Prown, Anola Woodard, Don Stanton, Vivian lcnes, Torn Coalson, Monna Dick, D11 Fleininfg Cadviscxil. 6 9 vs A CONNECTICUT YANKEE Sponsored by the senior class as their first produation of the year, Connecticut Yankee braved the scare of blacly-outs and miscellane- ous interruptions 'to finally become a successful show, enjoyed lay all attending. y 2 ,1 f ,r Beatrice Harris and Bill Teter. 70 Entire cas hal MCKniqhY, Melvin Mil- N 1, and Thelmm Lc1VcicG. ll 5 5 3 . 5 X ff W , .. L W A. -sv' x THE BARRET TS Iudscn 'Wray and TIIUIIHFI .w.:3,:'NI?'Lf5x I LGVLJICP. TN4IS.I.l1C1lO Lvwis Ross Ranney, Edna Mae Hillier, Pat Spauqh. TISH A comedy, Ttsh, entertain- inq and enjoyable, was the second production of the senior class and was even more suc- cessful than the first. lt repre- sented another advance under the direction of Mrs. Lewis, our capable drama teacher. l Edna Mae I-lillier, Bah Beck, Waldean Porterfield, Dorothy Gotcher, Wil Thieves are discovered, in one of the hiqhliqhts. l ma Adams. The last production of the year! We reqret that we can't repeat the entire series, and see them over again, but we're still loolcina forward to next year, to see if it will prove as successful as this year. The drama students and the staqe crew merit a round of applause for their hard work. STAGE CREW On bench, lett to riaht: Don Olson Leon Palmer, C. L, Tolleson Con qroundl Earl Bonney Con bench, extreme riqhtl Standing: Mr. Shepard, Bussell I-lale Ruth Fisher, Boss Ranney, Bay Maple lvan White, Betty Steele. DELTA PSI OMEGA First row, seated: Bill Weist, Melvin Miller, Marva Hiatt, Ethel McKnight, Ernest Hadsell, Thomas Coalson. Stand- inq: Bonnie Hall, Iudson VVray, Mrs. Lewis, Thelma LaVoice. SENIOR PLAY PUBLICITY Standinq, lett to riqht: George Edqerton, Frank Miller, ludson VVray. Seated: Miss Barnard, Betty VVhaley, Betty Erickson, Phoebe Palmer. JUNIOR COLLEGE First row, on the bench, left to riqht: Ethel McKnight, lock Watt, Eric Karlson, Elizabeth Boomqaarden. Standing: Mel- vin Miller, T. I. De Sena, Bob Cordry, Mr. Brubaker, Glenn Feist, Ernest Hadsall. HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL ORATORS On bench, left to right: Mrs. lnqrom fadvisor and coachl, Mary Bosenfelder, Verle W'hite, and Donna Knight. Standing: Casper Wilhelm, Glenn Feist Commissioner ot Forensicsl, and lim Britton. DEBATE AND ORATORY Orqanized to better the speech ot all its mernbers, this year became another successful one for these speechsters. Advised by Mr. Brubaker, and with Anola Woodard in the lead position, their basic principles have been em- phasized aaain and aqain, and have done much to- ward our Iunior Colleqe's successful year in oratori- cal contests. PHI RHO PI SDN. c, 5 iw all Q Q sg, 1 - '.. Seated, left to riqht: Eric Karlson, Ethel McKniqht, Anola Woodard, Charles Robar. Standing: Ernest Hadsell, Mr. Brubaker, Bob comfy. s on 'Jl fix .1 TOASTMASTERS' CLUB ,5!,:.v5f,,3iy,, IVJIY. v dy 1 fa, f f ff --gr ,Ames I First row, lett to riqht, on bench: Evelyn Chalton, Bob Cordry, lackie Kappes, Lois Hill, Frances Nisbet, Glenn Feist, Dorothea Kirkpatrick, and Roy Brandt. Second row: Betty Worthley, Anola Woodard, Betty Hanson, Ethel Mcliniqht, Marian Kantz, Ernest Hadsell, and Charles Bobar, Third row: Melvin Mil- ler, Mr. Brubaker, Eric Karlson. 75 I BOOK CLUB First row, kneelina, left to riqht: Eleanor Clapp, Shirley Minas, Betty Krauter, lcyrnae Stearns. Second row, seated: Gene Ferauson, Doris McKinney, Doris Keeley, lackie Hutchinas, luanita Wil- cox, Florence Van Cleave, Edwin But- ler, Hideo Sei, larnes Strona. Third row, standing: Billy Lee Lawson, Martha Herdman, loan Lacey, Verle Kantz, Margaret Knapp, Vonda Kantz, Betty Whaley, Phyllis Hansen, Margaret Fryer, Olive Croxon, Mrs. Hardy, Casper Wilhelm, lohn Pietz, Albert Kauqman. LIBRARY STAFF First row, left to right: Roberta Leahy, Dorothy Copuqqi, Bob Beck, Billy Lee Lawson, Virainia Cotton. Second row, left to riaht: Ettie Glenn, Elizabeth Booniaaarden, Miss Hester, Monna Dick, Mrs. Hardy, Mary Stratton. f W , er' H t 5. L W , I Metcalf and Bonnet fZ?A wfff '-ETEQBUAEL Row l, left to right: Lee Rowland, Iudson Wray, Bill Rosburg, George Curtiss, Bob Becher, lack Leman, lack Watt, Francis Sullivan, Richard Swanson. Row Z: Elza Cropt, Wayne Wooden, Iohn Adamson, Rrank Henry, Keith Haydon, Don Foster, Fed Neeley, Fred Bentley, Mike Miranda, Bilbert Morriss. Row 3: Melvin Miller, Mr. Bonnet, Charles Orr, Toni Coalson, Louis Dhillips, Forrest Black, Eric lohnson, Bob fonlon. VARSITY LUB COACHES Welch Acres and Nisbet f , .ff L ya, XMMJQX Seated, left to right: George Edgerton, Bill Karns, Paul Keclcley, Kenneth Bruce, Eugene Bynum, Bob Maloney, Dick Evans, Dale Payne, Dean Ross. Standing: Harry Thrasher, Carl Swanberg, Calvin Riqhtmer, Richard Living- ston, Iim Dickerson, Ben Burkhalter, lack Kraft, Doug Horton, Ray Maple, Kenneth Lundie, Iohn Frampton. H. S. CHEER LEADERS Left to riqht: Audrey Lynn, Dcmny Burkett, cmdleunette Huques. J. C. SONG LEADERS lsclbel Cleurmon, Lois Weolherby, Dorothea Kirkpoiriclc. 78 H. S. SONG LEADERS Left to riqhl: Phyllis Stiles, Louise Reed, Dorothy Olson. RALLY COMMITTEE On bench, left to riqht: Louie Robinson, Louise Reed, Bod Cordry, Phil Stiles, Dorothy Olson. Standinq Isabelle Clearman, Dorothea Kirkpatrick, Audrey Lynn, Ieannette Huques, and Lois Weatherby. i J. C. CHEER LEADERS Louie Robinson, Larry Mead, Bill Emery. At right: Give 'em the ax! 79 x N X 4 .fl fl 5 3? If ' ' f 0 . , .xv i K Piqskin Glory X I J PIGSKIN PARADE X Q Ar fx 0 A -4' l Our porker gathered even more speed this year, winning prizes from the Citrus Belt League for excellent performance, and then we all kept hoping for the time when our older entry would come home with at least one blue ribbon. We soon forgot this wishful thinking, and reviewed a year filled with spills and thrills for every- one, and a good lot of well-appreciated hard work on the part of the players. lt truly was a successful year, and next year we're looking forward to another prize winning team, both from our High School-and our Iunior College. With our best Oinks, good luck boys. J. C. FOOTBALL .... First row, left to riqht: Louis Phillips, Don Foster, George Curtis, lack Watt, Keith Haydon, Thomas Coalson, Eric Iohnson, Bob Brittain, Stan Willard, Melvin Miller. Second row: Malcolm Metcalf, Ray Struve, lohn Adamson, Roy Brandt, Willis Garrett, Fred Bentley, Thomas Hudson, Mel Duran, loe Bonnet. Third row: Dick Borah, Bill Rosburq fmanaqerl, Lee Rowland, Ben Cowden, Odell Preskitt, Hershall Miller, Iudson Wraw, Miles Nay, Bill Porter, Frank Henry fmanaqerl. E. Lalie Nesbit, Betty Robison, Lois Weatherby. Driver, Dale Dooley. Bob Brittain, captain E H. S. FOOTBALL First row, left to right: Wayne Nielsen, Bob Maloney, lim Else, Dale Payne, Eugene Bynum, Kenneth Bruce, Paul Keckley, Dick Evans, Harry Thrasher, and Bob Gregory. Second row: Archie Nisbet, Boss Ranney, William McCryndle, Wayne Pevehouse, Douglas Horton, Ben Burkhalter, Iarnes Dick- erson, Calvin Rightrner, Eli Keeran, Loyce Gay, Glenn King, Paul McCullock, Stan Acres. Third row: Ray lones, Richard Livingston, George Edgerton, Carl Swan- berg, Dean Boss, Iack Kraft, Warren Swingle, Fred Gruenwald, George Clifford, Blake San- born, and Bay Maple. -'X - . is .R fs. Xmas 5, 1 . 5 swf N . Claire McLeod, Peggy Todd, Phoebe Palmer. t ffm' . QL-re ',QA!Q2f,,,c'Xf4 4 ,VV at f -xy - Paul Keckley, captain ,f ' -ab .X if!! L- -4- Lines qoinq into action. Carl Swanberq runs interference for Paul Keckley on an end run in the game against San Bernardino. H. S. FCOTBALL With Keckley, Karns, Else, and Maloney all doing our brushing up, and with that ever faithful Frampton-Bruce-Bynum combination at the mid-section, flanked by Ross and Kraft, and many times Dickerson, and with Evans and Payne doing their job like true first stringers, our team forged through to many more new victories. Starting out well by overtaking Anaheim, and then setting out with fresh meat in their eye, our Red Devils in succession overtook Santa Ana, Riverside, Redlands, San Bernardino, and finally Chaf- fey, and again ended up holders of the Citrus Belt League Championship. One of the high- lights of the season was the unexpected rout of a supposedly far superior South Pasadena team, and it did much to build up our morale for the coming games. We owe a great deal to our coach, Archie Nisbet, and his assistant, Stan Acres, and with them at the end of the rope, another successful season is in view. 1 s 1 I ,J J ,.f f 1 'f 4 ff!! V, It ,, I V AJ X A a, gf! ' N ,f tt 4 f t s ilk XJ JJ Vx . f 4 ,J J l. J , Ln, ,hx i l. As is customary for the winner of the Citrus Belt League Championship, our Pomona Red Devils traveled to foreign shores to compete in the semi-finals against Santa Monica for the Southern California Championship. Confronted by what seemed to be a faster backfield, our hard fighting boys fell to the axe, and were forced to drop from the race. We still have that cup in sight, and we're still fighting for it. Maybe next year, we can say that Southern California Championship is ours. JR. COLLEGE BASEBALL s L Coach Bonnet and Louis Phillips Left to right: Ralph Mendoza, Roy Marabella, Ruben Ayala Carl Bruner ftrainerl. SNWS First row, lefi io riqhi: Mike Miranda, Harold Huffman, Roy Marabella, Ruben Ayala, Dick Eaton, Louis Phillips, Ioe Bonnet fcoachl. Second row: Elza Kropf lmanaqerb, Maury Encinas lco-captainl, Wayne Wooden lco-captainl, Lee Rowland, Iohn Witcher, Earl Fisher, Ralph Mendoza. C 4 Tap picture: Pomona at bat during a game. Cen- ter picture: Maury Encinas hitting a lang fly into field. At left: Ralph Mendoza snagging a high fly. A., QM in - l tw 4 wfl tm. 1 AA P ' H ' Q ' fb ..-- V . UQUN. .A ' 5 llflmf-lx , f' No 89 H. S. BASEBALL . . . First row, left to right: Wayne Pevehouse, Paul Ryan, Merle Grace, lack Kraft Iirnmie Turner, lim Else, Paul Keckley, and Stan Acres Ccoachl. Second row: Tommy Encinas, Bob Gregory, jesse Ontiveras, Soupie Garcia, Iesse Trujillo, and man fmanagerl. Calvin lohnston Harold Lawson Norman Handles bf? 4. '+L lt looked as if Pomona High Schools baseball team would have the same poor seasons that track, tennis, and basketball had experienced. Stan Acres had but one letterman, Paul Ryan, and was going to have to look towards new material for the rest of his help. Undaunted, Mr. Acres headed for Fremont, where he found another one of the pitching Encinas family, this one named Tommy. lesse Trujillo, all 20-30 tournament centerfielder, also came from Fremont. Again we found Paul Keckley contributing his part to another sport, this time in the position of short-stop, and doing a good job of it too. That, with some very good juniors, made a well balanced team. lt was so well balanced in fact, that it won the consolation prize in the 20-SU tournament classic, and was still among the highest in the CBL league as the season closed. Entering the 20-30 tournament With a bad start with Monrovia, 5 to l, Pomona got back on her feet with three wins with Citrus, 12 to 4, Inglewood, 2 to l, and Point Loma, 3 to 0. Then in the finals Pomona beat Montebello, 7 to 6, to win the consolation prize. Winning all of her preparatory CBL practice games, the Pomona team again started oft with a bad start by losing to Riverside, 9 to lg then to San Bernardino, 3 to 7. With this in mind she beat Redlands, ll to 8, then by successive wins and losses, she ended somewhere near the top of the teams in the Citrus Belt group. Much credit must be given to our fine baseball coach, Mr. Stan Acres. f i f' E Z Q it i-,5.Z.:' 4 , Wg : Vit y .. t Shirley Smith Pomona participants in the 20-30 invitational tournament. 20-30 INVITATION!-XL TOURNAMENT 91 H. S. TRACK Top picture, left to riqht: Bill Woodard and Blake Sanborn jumping hurdles. Middle picture: Knox, Barila, Edgerton, Evans, Nunn. At the bottom: Nisbet, Watt, MC- Cryndle, Evans, Clifford, Nielsen, Ne-sbit, Maple, Lundie, Knox, Woodard, Taylor, Woolums, Ieldon. X S Q 6278521 ,v 1 1 'K li' K 3- -4 x 1 -. 4' Sk K - a 4 ,A 1 ,f l'l54 1417 if 'L 1 W- . ',.. . -tix XXX' X l 1 gggx' x 5 , Top picture: In relay, Edgerton and Evans, Nunn and Knox. Picture g ' below und picture at the side: Wayne Guyton pole vuulting. 'Q l ,t 1 J J r ,..,.gi' it 'V t 2 I The race track at the fcrirqrounds. J. C. BASKETBALL . . . I Opening of the Santa Ana game. Against the Dons in action. Excellently coached by our new Iunior College basket- ball advisor, Mr. Welch, our Iunior College was well rep- resented in the basketball games. Although losing a few games, as even the best ot team s will, she was a m o n g those leading the teams ot our league. She gave us all high hopes by making a spectacular start by winning several games in a row, and then as the teams throughout the year became more experienced and pow- ertul, she gradually tell be- hind her beginning standing. l'nst raw, lett ta iiqhtz Ruluen Ayala George lanes Forrebt Bag Q in It ir lnuiv Ralvinson, Seconvl row: Iohn Layars lahn Vlfhitcher Larry Mead Dirk Futon, Bill Walker. Third row: Howard Hill Wayne Wooden Q rl Bruin: Fisk Poole, lack Henkle, Mr. 'Welch lcnachl A 5 .,., an .. iffxlt.-ff l lCIVll1lI awed material tram the last year's High School team, Mr. Welch did ci fine jab, helping the hays and building them up tor heinq even hotter players next year. Credit must be aiven to all the boys this year, lar they presented a line perlarmance. With the line material that will remain lar next year, we can surely expect a winning team in the near lntiire. t .. X Q X 'E 1. is . 5-as, ,axis N52 X VS First row, left to right: Southwick, Else, Glaab, Burlchalter, Lineberry, Pevehouse, Alderson. Second row: B. Cecil, Keckley, Beck, Castle, Kraft, L. Cecil, Evans, Swanberq, Troelson. H. S. BASKETBALL Y 4,4 g li t , 5 f , xxx X 1 1' Keith Alclerson Pat Martin Paul Keckley Bill Brooks Queen Lois Emery 1 f ,f I -1 Coach Stan Acres umm t , I 4' f f' M A fb , I' , f 1 .,,,,, li. WM SKIING CLUB 1 SGQTOP1, 101' to 1'i-311V 111514 VVGH, 11111419 HU1C111I11IS, 1111111115 111111111 1811 'V'1'1lG1PY, 1N1fII1OI'1G- BOVPS, 10111lIlY F111111jv1011, S'1111.1111,1: 1121111 'Jf11111s Betty Er1.'so11, DGIIIIY xaV11111OIC1, Royal Null, M1. 1V1vf1'f11f H111 1115111 Mklfiixll DyQ1', C1111 Fis11w1, D1v1:u111y A1,1c1111s. Row 1 1011 'O 11111I' 1501o111v A11.: , .. , 1 . A 1 1 15 R I B I N 1V1111'ciG MGSO11, Bevvrly 1111111111 Huw 7 E1, ' , ' B ' 1 1 1 G C L U B 611110 K10111, 1219111101 S11v+11sw11, S111I1' G111s011, 1.1111 Miner. Row li: P11y111s Hmm DGIIKI De Vw1i11, 1V1u1i1111 V1'111:111111111 1V1GI'11YIl 101105, Miss Bf1111c111i. J. C. and H. S. GOLF . . . Left to riqht: Buy Maple, limmy Wells, Hctrolrl Seated, left to riqhtz lock Le-mem, Chcules Orr, Ivey, Donny Burkett, Euqene Dubil. Bill Walker, Iohn Becker, Standing: Mr. MC- Dermoth, Don Schott, LeRoy Coville, and Bob Ccnlon. SWIMMING i41f7WfW , W 341141 f . 6 . First row: William McCryndle, Kenny Nall, Mac Woodard, Bob Flick- enqer. Second row: Ray Maple, Don Wright, Bill Cecil. Coach Homer Cain H S. TENNIS First row, left to right: Bob Dooley, Lawrence Whitcomb, Bill Woodard. Second row: David Whitcomb, Hideo Sei, Frank Thompson, Dick Gist, Bob Treat, Mr. Cain. 99 BADMINTON CLUB Seated, lelt to riqht: Gwen Wooden, Evelyn Ferquson, lean Ehresman. Standing: Martha Taylor, Phyllis Hansen, Marilyn Hansen. DOUBLE 'R NOTHIN' CLUB 1 OO Seated, lelt to riqht: Verle and Vonda Kantz, Charlotte and Eugene Prater. Standing: Marjorie and Barbara VVolcl1, Ruth and Ruby lordahl. I wo1v1EN's SPORTS Miss Marque-rite Dodd Miss H Nm W.A.A. OFFICER! Lett to riqht: W'inifred Frater, Betty Worthley, Marion Dyer, Maria Robertson, G. A. A. OFFICERS Bow l, left to riqht: Aurice Wray, Charlotte Prater, Betty Brown. Row 2: Evelyn Ferguson, Gwendolyn Wooden. J. C. TENNIS Seated: lackie Kappes, Frances Nisbet, Patty Hodson. Standing: Roberta Leahy, Betty Hackett, Bonnie Hall. Seated, left to riqht: Dorothy Adams, Lois Wilson, Verle Kantz, Vonda Kantz. Standing, first row: Nell McKenzie, Dorothy Lush, Arlene De Garmo, Thelma Abblitt, Maxine Cocke, Virginia Goodell, Dorothy Colton. Last row: Phyllis Hansen Ieanette Huaues Martha Taylor Pat Spauqh Betty Whaley, lackie H' S' Hutchinas, Colleen Sears,'Donna Lucero, lflo Van Cleaye 102 -s----fswwxf il' l N' .... -- Top row, left to right: Dolores Hoffman, Phyllis Hansen, Marilyn Hanson, Bonnie lean Holslfier. Bottom row: lean Ehresman, Evelyn Ferguson, Gwen Wooden, Char- lotte Prater. BASKETBALL Top row, left to riqht: Marian Dyer, Marva Hiatt, Roberta Leahy, Betty Hackett, Bonnie Hall. Bottom row. Maria Robertson, Eleanor Morwood, lackie Kappes, Betty Hansen, 'uw Frances Nisbet. X Ks in-f VOLLEYBALL Left to riqht: Dolores Hoffman, lean Ehresrnan, Evelyn Ferquson, Gwen Wooden, Phyllis Hansen, Marilyn Hanson. IO i l t t t X4 sm S d ss NQ SPEEDBILLL Top row, left to right: Lois Howell, Eleine Ktene, Aurice Wray. Bottom row: Flora Anderson, Pat Vineyard, Eleanor Stephenson, and Sue Matthews. O4 Betty Brown, Dorothy Keist, Barbara Prater, Marvin, Kay Walton, Mary Stratton, Barbara Top row, left to right: Evelyn Edgar, Doro- thy Teaney, Virginia Wyatt, lackie Kappes, Roberta Leahy, Betty Hansen. Second row: Ruth Streit, Ruth Lush, Bernice Studebaker, Bonnie Hall, Betty Hackett. Third row: Eleanor Morwood, Frances Nisbet, Marion Dyer, Maria Robertson, Marva Hiatt. HOCKE Top row, left to riqht: Lois Howell, Betty Brown, Barbara Frater, Aurice Wray, Bonnie lean Holsher, Eleanor Stephenson, Sue Matthews. Bottom row: Charlotte Prater, Marilyn Han- son, Phyllis Hansen, Gwen Wooden, Mary Stratton, Barbara Vineyard. L wr BADMINTON y 'Wlllilrrns ul Scripps L llo-:fx First row, sented, left to rlqhl: Roberta Leahy, Betty Haskell, Iczrkro Kczppes, Frances Nisbet. Second row: Evelyn Erlqor, Dorothy Hounrhy, Bonnie Hull, Patty Hodson, Winilrad Fruter. . , . W, lnlt In rruhtj rmrrflrfr lfzylwr, Mrrrilyrr llonsun, Evvljun l7rr'Il1sflrl, Phyllis llfrrrsczrr, GWVTI Xhlclfxclfxrr, Vw-rlv' Kcrnlv, Vnndu KC11117, Suv lvlfrtllrwws, lrlllrllllibl Slrfrrlwnsorr, lqldlllf' Klr-nw. Frnnt: Chmlottrv and llilllrfllfl Vw Ilfxl. 105 FAIR Shirley Smith - . fbffx i' ' - X 'k-X f flg S L . 1 - 1 X ' J X SRN X -X :V xskwjoi X SX . X XX lf: X k 'X i-XQXXS A .XX -SNR - . QXQ X: X QQ? Q' - if if si rg, 5 i W , ' viii S' fx 5 A K R XS 5, 2 5 .gf Q . 'G- Q.. E ,ff rw My fi Peqqy Todd .h-- I 108 X Q is X Euqene Brewster ' J TOPS IN LEADERSHIP Marvcr Hiatt cmd Elzcx Kropf I CLASSY CHASSIS M S R 1 H1 B Wu 3 , i yt, , SWEET SMILES ' ,ofa-,M WT aW Lfifff Qfjbz S x Dale Morgan PERSONALITY PLUS lock Henkle m , w x mswmi m QX J j .,, IM ff' J , ,J rff 'wA c TI o N!! f Qs x.. Q ., n aff QQ? ix . , XX Initiotious . . . with ihese graphic memoirs of ihe price lo pay for becom- ing CI icxyseo freshman or member of the Varsity club. O Wy: L v 'P ' . ww ...alll 'V' QPWX fr -Q Fczir scenes . . . boys 'WILL be boys! fn-M. 'x .X ex -a N-. 'w-w-..W INNN-wuw fl RQ I11 Syl -S-x wb.. 'Ns- Hai-.agybn - 85, ,xi 'bfi' xv. M ,. C '-.wx es- N ., ' Q, , gi 5v Qs X1 . fs. A Y. .K 5 x ., xx? ,, If H' 4, Q -fff0Q f Xdffif' ET 'I-C f,f,,. 5 K 0145, 1 ' ' I Jfgrly ff ' - ,J014 ff 'if' f' ' ' 01, ,f f ' X' X I L L .ve , f- ' V 1, -W ff fflf if fxiiybwk Z f . fr 6 I 'if ff - Top: Senior ditdh defy Gilfjancx. A f pus -sgydes around' V QM. A V U7 abc-f., KN! ' ix N 'J I K ,. ,,,,, . v X xg K x rf! x X ' ' Y I H O L D I T . . Serial s1m'M1m:s: I. C. Christmas f1vrmf1I, fflflfbcill xwllxws mmfi tzwfzwxll 1111+-mms r 1' xy f . ,' ' f 0 i Q: - :L siimvlv 11 mx - ic Q 1 SNAP! SNAP! SNAP! A'-4 1'-sf I . Familiar faces, familiar scenes, from qossip qroups to basketball queens ffffff- - 1 If .- 1 1 I 9 - ' 5 Zh as 1. Y v . I lat? K. Qmvmmx xlxmm K X.- Nvmxmx Sa X lf! li a vSQ Wm l SMILE, PLEASE! Glamour aals in quantities, twins, faculty ara matisls, and miscellaneous nonemitzves. adn XV wh!! ' l Fcxirqround fcmtcstics from the revelation of the future to thrills cmd Chills, f f 4 'uf ACTION!! O,LNm':tJ- -A9 k ,LN WM SJW., riff Emu- t ---ff-M ' Ckyv-alfa-'L9 VV'Qn .41-L . 235-J ACKNCWLEDGMENT . The title above says that this is to be an acknowledg- ment. I've thought and thought of the appropriate words to place here on the last pages of what represents an entire school year of extra hours, many changes, and much wailing and moaning. Somehow, literary phrases seem inadequate to ex- press my thanks for the continual assistance given by Mrs. Louise Smith, literary advisor, and Adolph Kath, art and layout supervisor. Really, they are the ones who kept this book together and pushed it into the final shape- up. Glenn Feist, Roy Brandt, Lois Wilson, and Tom Coalson, have all been tops in completing their various jobs. Mrs. Bertha H. Hardy, Mrs. Ora Hammond, and Mrs. Iean Morris were especially helpful and generous with their time in gathering material for the Servicemen's section. ' The senior and jaysee graduates would be gnashing their teeth in anger but for the excellent scheduling and arrangement of that section by Dorothy Martin. To the remainder of the staff I express my sincerest gratitude for their assistance. DOBOTHEA KIRKPATRICK Editor ' JIJ5 - Q,-.ujVkii7'f1tVy.AK for K X09 Q LL,fUf-ff 'fn' , -- M Nw. AK ADVERTISERS . . 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