Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)
- Class of 1952
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Mosf efiicienl were Mel Riley, vice-presi- denig Charlolle Hoover, secrelaryy and Anifa Jung, lreasurer, in charge of Acfivily Tickel sales. New eleciive officers were Mary Ruih Rider, social chairman, planning dances and aclivilies and Donna Keys, rally chairman. The council, represenling us and our organizalions, was responsible for Homecoming, Vocalional Day, dances, and C. B.L. associalions. 41,9 Mel Riley Vice-Presidenl Charlofle Hoover Secrelary Anile Jung Treasurer Mary Rufh Ri Social Chaim Donna Keys Rally Chairm. Jeanelle Aqan nior Class Represenfafive Barbara Ballcam Jmore Class Represenfalive Jim Campbell lb Council Represenlalive Gary Jones nior Class Represenlalive 1? Karolynne Jong Publicify Chairman Jlrn lvlcCloy Aflwlefic Represenlalive Lorefla Meyer Cardinal Edilor Claudia Rausch Chronicle Edllor Peqqy Teale Girls' League Presidenl ,, o 0 0 9 o Ln O o 0 0 O u o C 0 0 0 0 E , Y J began job in iuly, '51 John Tomy Bancl Represenfalive A mosf capable sfaff of fhe regisfrar's office served and assisfed us wifh our many problems fhroughouf fhe year. They were, leff fo righf: L. McClellan, Miss Chalfon, M. J. Abshire, B. Colisfa, A. Miceli, Mrs. Dun- lavy. Missing: L. Meyer. Malcing our campus mosf beaufiful were fhe cusfodians. They worked oaily fo lceep our buildings and grounds neaf and affracfive. They were, seafed, leff fo righf: L. Schwalm, J. Marvin. Sfanding: J. Vallejo, A. Kriesel, B. Crawford, L. Barnes, F. Morfloclc. Keeping our records sfraighf in fhe affendance office were, leff fo righf, sealed: J. Ingram, D. Roclc, Mrs. Moore, B. J. Fichfner. Row l: E. Weafherly, C. McElroy, N. Nun- nally, S. McDowell, B. Lyons, R. Pefers, O. Thomas, S. l-lamblin, R. Enriguez, K. McMullen. Row 2: L. Biddle, Mr. Churchill, A. Duran, B. l-lollingsworfh, B. Cuellar, D. Simp- son, J. Bluefhman, D. Balcer. Selling us our many school sup- plies, checlcing our loclmers, and keeping budgefs srraighf was fhe boolcsfore sfaff. The sfaff was, leff fo righfz J. Blaney, F. Collins, P. Ross, P. Lewallen, B. Triese, B. De Garceau, L. McClellan, N. Sherwood, S. Alvarado. Seafed: Mrs. R. Masillia. A i x Long lines wailed +o be served lhe delicious lunches sold in lhe cafeleria. Preparing and selling lhese meals were lhe members of 'rhe cafeferia sfaff. Lell lo righl: Mrs. Taylor, Gloria Manzanares, Mrs, Bradley, Barbara Tardill, Vera Garcia, Barbara Munlcvold, Norma Richey. Janel Bonham, Marion Simmons, and Thelma Rich filled our rush orders belween periods and al noon in rhe cafe+eria sfore. The speedy service for snaclcs and lunch was appreciafed by all sludenls. 1 . K. . ii Claudia Rausch and Eliza- belh McCuis+ion loolc on as nurse, Miss Schiaaslad, checks Ronald Smilh's lemf peralure. Keeping us mos+ healfhlul, Miss Schiaasfad was available each morning. - Rs -Q---W... When looking for magazines, encyclopedias, reserved books lor English IZ, we were assisred by Miss Moran and lhe library staff. Leif To righl, sealed: Miss Moran, Mrs. Wyman. Srandingz D. Gallagher, R. Russo. B. Williams, B. Vlfilson, l.. Damron, M. Salas. Missing: S. Smilh, S. Fox, B. Wilson, A, Cheely, A. Chillenden, R. l-lolmes. Q, Q 5 5, , X , the champs on stage, sept 11 l Opening the school year with their annual greeting were the student body officers. Left to right: G Balkam, president, M. Riley, vice-president, C. Hoover, secretary, A. Jung, treasurer, M. Rider, social chairman, D, Keys, rally chairman. Co-operation between students and administration was excellent. Mr. Nel- son, most' efficient and amiable principal, viforlced constantly lo lceep allairs run- ning smoothly. As Dean ol Girls, Mrs. Lucille Bailey promoted activities ol benefit to all girls. Vice-principal Louis Dean was a thoughtful leader, interested in the students. Checlcing our absence 1 record was Director ol Attendance, Mr. George Churchill. Members ot the Board of Education, elected by Pomona residents, served as the governing board over schools. Work- ing lor the betterment ol public schools, their worlc and interest are deeply appreciated. il I ik V N Members of the Board ol Education, left to right- Le Roy Allison Sup minislrativc officers on stage, left to right. Mr. Nelson, principal, Mrs. tendent, Lawrence Moore, Secretary, Roy Decker, Vice president Bert Ha Bailey dean of qirls, Mr. Dean, vice-principal, Mr. Churchill, director of Jr., Bert Thurman, Jr., Carl H. Lorbeer, Presiden Erle Simon us attendance Manager. GEORGE CHURCHILL LUCILLE BAILEY Direclor of Allenclance Dean of Girls X Universily ol Washinqlon Universily ol Colorado I The entire staff During Ihe Ihree years sludenls spend in high school, They are assigned a counselor who works wirh Ihem solving problems ol classes and Iulure work. The counselors experience and inleresl in youlh and young peoples problems aids Ihem in 'rhis guidance program. Teachers. shown on 'rhe following pages, worked Io give sludenls Ihe mos+ LOUIS DEAN beneficial educalion. Vice-Principal U. S. C. ETHEL ALLEN WINSTQNANELSON Enqljsh p 'nC'p5I Pomona College U. S. C. HAMILTON BROWN English Universily ol Pilfshurgh ROLLIN ENFIELD Malhemalics Occidenlal College VIRGINIA MOSES Commerce U. C. MARY ALICE PARKER Science Pomona College RAY SPAUGH English U. S. C. JOHN STEVENS Social Sfudies Pomona College 2532? ei-'jf , 5 g 5 was most co-operative STAN ACRES Social Shidies Slanford GAYLE ALDEN Science Universify of Colorado ANN ANDERSON Lanquaqe Norlliweslerve ,, ' 17 '?1 U' ,E Samir' M :Virgil N . .fi x K . - rf- r N Ni: ll ii , 6- FRANK ANDERSON Social Sfudies Hamilfon Colleqe HOWARD BECKER Science Pomona College RICHARD BEECH Aqricullure Oregon Sfare Colleqe WILBERT BOLLIGER Mafliemalics Pomona Colleqe HELEN BROWN Ari U, S. C. OLIVE CLARK Commerce U. C. HEBER CLEWETT Science Pomona College FRANK CUMMINGS Music Universily ol Redlands LLOYD ENLUND Social Sludies Universify of Oreqon CAROLYN FLANAGAN Drama Universiiy ol Wisconsin FRANK GLENN Mechanical Arfs U. C. L. A. FRED GRAFF Music Carneqie Teclw d UIYIIIID I I H U QQ? HELEN HARBOUR Home Economics U. C. L. A. ERNEST LANDIS Mechanical Arls La Verne Colleqe MORRIS LUSK Commerce U. S. C. ALICE SCOFIELD English Mills Colle-qe 4104! VIVIAN HILLMAN English U. S, C. ROBERT LATHAM Social Sludies HAROLD HOPKINS Physical Educalion Iowa Teachens Colleqe ELISABETH LATIMER Physical Eclucalion K. JENKINS Home Economics Iowa Uniyersily RAY LEWIS Mechanical Arla U.S. C. U.S.C, Whillier Calleqe LEWIS MANVILLE MARGARET MORAN BUD PETERSEN Malhemafics Librarian Physical Educalfon Lonq Beach Slale Universily ol Illinois U.C. GLADYS STIPEK FLOYD STONE J. GLENN TOWNSEND Enqliah Lanquaqe Social Sludies Universily ol Washinqlon U. C. Uniyersily ol Olclahoma and enthusiastic PAUL KOCH Mechanical Arls Kenl Slale Unlversify DONNA LOVERIDGE Physical Educalion Whillier College ALICE RICHMOND Lanquaqe Uniyersily of Washinqlon EUGENE TROUP Commerce U. C. I.. A. I3 W Af fhf round II Ogke QUIHKS Marfl1heS cf Class an Girls' Dlvfflby woot! Shop 4 '-l' we ot PHS in 1952 composed the most outstanding student body if blue ribbon it 5li?.-.ff-Q S9 C y if il ll 3? ' Rc, 3 . 'QRiZ':.-A avi' bb 4--T. Q, ' +1 - fr we '- .- w15'lYC e '!zgHDi52Z5f J Q 'I 9 i - W, 3-, I Gary Jones, presideni Don Brown, vice-preside-nl Wiih vivid memories of Homecoming, rhe Junior- Senior Prom, rhe Senior Brealclasl, and qradualion, The class of '52 leaves-proud of Their mosl' oul- slanding year. Elleclive lighlinq, a clever scripl, and senior lalenl uniled lo presenl a successful lalenl show wilh AD, 3000 as lhe Theme. In March lhe class play, Four Dauqhrersf' showed lurlher dramalic abilily among seniors. Presidenl of rhe 350 seniors, Gary Jones was assisled by Don Brown, vice-president Gail Hunr, secrelaryy Shirley Ussery, lreasurerg and lvlariorie Townsend, social chairman. Mr. Frank Anderson served as adviser. ,vfffig Gail Hunl, secreiary Shirley Ussery, Treasurer Mariorie Townsend, social chairman ,rum-. - , ,J gh winners MARY JO ABSHIRE Commercial Club SHIRLEY ALLEN Girls' League JUNE AVILA Commercial Club RONALD BASE calional Machine Shop BILL T. BERRY CIIGQI' Leader 'VILLIAM R. ADAMS Foo+balI RY ELLEN ANDERSON Commercial Club NANCY BADER Ushers GARY BEAR Traclc LINDA BIDDLE Commercial Club DAVID AGEE Foolball GARY ANDROUS Baseball GILBERT BALKAM 'udenf Body Presidenl CAROL BENNETT F. I-LA. ,EONARD BIGELOW Commercial Club LULA L. ALDRIDGE Commercial Club JESS ARZOLA 'ocafional Aufo Shop JOAHN BANKS Thespian Presidenl JANET BENSON Commercial Club RILYN BIRMINGHAM F. I-I. A. President DICK ALLEN Vocafional Aulo Shop MARSHALL ATENCIO Fooiball Manager SHIRLIE BANTA 6.A.A. MITZI BERGER Spanish Club H . , vz I I4 ..., .,..,, , , .L K , ff 'WS WEN GERRY BUSBY Science PHYLLIS CARLSON Tlnalians CAROLYN CASSELL Girls' Leaque JACK BLUETHMAN LeHermen's Club BARBARA HIGGINSON JOHN BLACK Chronicle Slalf EVELYN BOURGEOIS F. l-I. A. EILENE CAFFEY Girls' League ANNETTE CARTER Tlwalians JESSIE CAUDILLO Cardinal Arlisl CAROLYN BLAIR F. H, A. Treasurer DONALD L. BROWN Senior Class Vice-Presidenl JAMES CAMPBELL Club Council Presidenf BUD CASS Foolball CHRISTINA CHADWICK mm nam BUTTERFIELD Girls' Leaque Cabinet ROBERT CARRAHER Commercial Club SAM MY CASTN ER Plnoloq raplwy JACKIE BUSH Sonq Leader ROSIE CARMONA G. A. A. ANDREW CASTLEBERG Woodslwop JUNE BONE F.H.A. HAL BYERS Tlwespians ANN CARROLL Clnoir NORMA CATES Commercial Club -I 1' ff GENEVA CHILCOTT Girls' League BETTY COLLINS Orclwesrra SHIRLEY CRASS Commercial Club SHARON DEARDS Commercial Club ROBERTA CHILCOTT Girls' Leaque EDWIN COLLINS Public Speaking JAMES LEE COLLINS Drallinq HENK DE BOER, JR. Science-Mafli Club ANNE CHITTENDEN Ushers PATRICIA COLLINS Commercial Club BOB CU ELLAR Foolball ROBERT DE GARCEAU Track JIMMIE CHRISTY Track BARBARA CORNWELL Tlnalians CHARLES CURTY Cardinals GERALD DE ROSSETT Band WILEY CLAPP Chronicle Sporls Edifor ANA CORONA Girls' Leaque DOROTHY DARRAH Commercial Club GWEN DE VALL Sonq Leader BETTY COLISTA Girls' Leaque Vice-Presidenl CAROLYN CRAIG Girls' League Cabinel' JAMES DEAN Engineering DANNY DIAZ Drallinq JEAN DICKINSON Band JIMMIE DUKE AUTO Shop RUTH ENRIOUEZ Commerclal Club DEAN FLAGS Tlwespians NED L. DILL Aqrlculfure BOB DUNCAN F. F. A, RUBEN ESPARZA Wood Shop EDWARD FLEMING Machine Shop BRAD DOWNEY Foorball ALFRED DURAN Football JACK FAST Band DICK FLETCHER Foolball JOHN DOWNEY Craffs AN NABELLE DVO RAK Commercial Club BETTY JO FICHTNER MaIore++e ROGER FORTAIN Sclence-Mallw Club DOLORES DUERKSEN Girls' League TOM EATHERTON Arl CAROLYN FICK Girls' Leaque NATALIE FOSTER Commercial Club BILLY DUKE Wood Shop MARVIN ENGEL Thalian Vice-Presidenl VERNON FIX Club Council SHIRLEY FOX Sonq Leader wwf 1 M 9: 67' M7,iW 'i if 'N 7:2 9 1.35: u 'Tk ' WM 3 WR 2, ' , p-2 ' , gc Q , :sf f AQ ' +.f, v ,g1. '4' fl ' ww fn. - 121:221 ',E5 if Q1 f L ww, wmfvzmfff JM , f,, , ,V ww, N ..,...'7 f MQ i f f Z M ' ' , ,J 1 ,H ,Z 74 ,, af ,Q W .gig ,. 'Mk 12 V322 'ix Z WILLARD DALE HIMEBAUGH Science-Main Club NANCY HOISINGTON Girls' Leaque VIVIAN HOOVER Commercial Club LILA HUNT Cardinelles BOB JOHNSON Machine Shop KATHLEEN HITCH Cardinal Business Manager BOB HOLLINGSWORTH Foolball HARVEY HOSKINS Foolball BETTY JO HUTCHISON Drill Team NORMA JEAN JOHNSON Commercial Club CHARLES HOLLINGSWORTH Track JACK HOUSEHOLDER Tliespians DON JACKSON F. F, A. NORMAN JOHNSON Band CHARLOTTE HOOVER Sludenl Body Secrelary WALTER HOVER Wood Shop JANELLE JANSSEN Commercial Club TOM JOHNSON Foolball . ' 'l:.. LM. 'A 4' l gli.: R -. rg-arigrfiy , l -K il m if A lf IQ ? xl of 2.0 if-.9 fp, 'Syl lil V5 A :ml .U :I X553 W, 1 lm , ,-: it 'V -. V X 5r1iv. i'i'fv'1W' in-I ' H Wm I ! Q , 1 N 1 Al ll -ss. -L 5-I ,lip J' . -9 ii 4 .gl - x 0 22 MARY LOU HUFF Co-op Traininq NEVA JENSEN Cl'1oir WILLARD JOHNSON Wood Snop GAIL HUNT Senior Class Secrolary RICHARD JENSEN Drallinq BILL JONES Foolball DONALD JONES Aqriculfure MARTY KEOUGH Foolball ENID LA VARS Girls' Leaque JUNE LIND Commercial Club GARY JONES Senior Class Presidenl MARY JANE KOCH Flag Girl DONNA LEE Drill Team TOMMY LOCKER Key Club LEROY JONES F. F. A. DORIS KRIZEK Campus Chrisfian Club MARIE LEHMANN Chronicle Shall: GERRY LOHMANN Machine Shop KAROLYNNE JONG Sludenl' Body Publicily Chairman TERI LA BORDE Girls' Leaque PATSY LEWALLEN Boolcslore SANDRA LONGANECKER Cardinelles ANITA JUNG Sludenf Body Treasurer GLORIA LANGDALE Commercial Club RICHARD LEWIS Cardinals BOBBIE LEE LYONS Commercial Club JOYCE KENNEDY Ushers CHARLOTTE LA VARS Thalians RONALD SMITH Wood Shop BARBARA MALESKI Thespiari Secrela ry JACOUE MANLY Campus Chrisfian Club JEAN MARTIN Girls' League MONTE MCCANNE Track ROSS MCLEOD Foofball JOE MANZANARES Machine Shop KENT MARTIN Foo+baIl LUANNE McCLELLAN Cheer Leader KELSEY McMULLEN Thespian Vice-Presidenl VERNAE MAPLES Spanish Club LENORE MARTINEZ Orcheslra JIM McCLOY Afhlelic Commissioner CATHERINE MELHORN Campus Chrisfian Club BUD MARLER Aulo Shop ALBERT MATTER Machine Shop BERNICE McCRAY Choir HENRY MERENDA Aulo Shop DIANA MARSH Commercial Club BARBARA MATTHEWS Girls' Leaque DYAN MCDONALD Cardinal Pholoqraphy LORETTA MEYER Cardinal Edilor BONNIE MARTIN Commercial Club PHYLLIS MAURER Cardinal ASSII Edilor MARION MCGRANE Thalians ADELE MICELI Co-op Training vs- CAROL CARTER MOORE F.H.A. LUTHER MUNTZ Foofball LORRAINE NIELSEN Commercial Club MARGARET MOORE Clwolr JEAN MYERS MARGARET NILSON mrrr.n7frIm1r.i rx lf' il ALLAN MOLLISON Vocafional Machine Shop ARTHUR MOSS Science-Maflm Club JENNY NELSON Commercial Club PAT OMELIA Commercial Club DOLORES MIKAN Girls' Leaque ALICE MORGAN G. A. A. Treasurer JOAN MYERS Commercial Club MARILYN NIXON Maiorelfe MANUEL OROSCO Band CHARLENE MILES Girls' Leaque Cabinef YASUO MORIOKA Key Club SHIRLEY MYERS Commercial Club GARY NUSS Key Club RICHARD ORSELLI ff Leflermerfs Club Presiden PHYLLIS MILLER Campus Chrlslian Club VALERIE MORRELL F. H. A. DAVE N ELSON Track JERRY O'BRIEN F. EA. MARVIN TAYLOR Baseball ri-Afnpfx-.'ii II 'T '7 'lf'V1 f f I . 'Sh :ch 1 in T35 mfg QT hy Commerclal Club 'QI' ff: QD Il I - If ' r-I A '- we 4 ff, T. ' 1' ' ' , ' ,un ..,-T--.J I lm...-A.AsI',- ' I .ln Commercnal Club QQQ KT '-M it 'T 25 In ' N ,. cf Q QIRJH-RK Q-5' MARY HELEN ORTEZ Ushers ROBERT PRICE Baseball CLAUDIA RAUSCH Chronicle Edllor A Q? LYDIA ORTIZ l 455 V , nl Q-. A. A. l Iggy ,ggi 0 Q, BARBARA PROCK 63, ,fi fp, gn ff, Cofop Tralninq V, Cl, , y I H -l IJII ly gl . MARIBETH. READY a ll 1 .I YUMM I 1. Chorr A Jllblfbl X U39 -g 3.5 A I I ,,. . W' M, . f RUTH PALMER Science-Malh Clul Treasurer CATHI PRUD'HOMI Spanish Club BARBARA RENTCHL Science-Mafh Cluk NANCIE ROCHEST Spanish Club GEORGE ROGERS Dralllnq HELEN PASCUAL Maloreffe PHIL PULEO Wood Shop NORMA RICHEY Choir DORIS ROCK Choir LORETTA ROJAS Band MARLENE PASTROI Commercial Club JIMMY PUSTER Gymnasfics MARY RUTH RIDE Sfudenf Body Social Chairman ADRIAN RODRIGU Eoolball HENRY ROMO Aufo Shop VIOLA PETERS Drlll Team Capfair EUGENE RANDAL Mefal Shop MEL RILEY Sludenl Body Vice-Presldenl FRANK RODRIGUI Eoolball Manager BOB ROSE Foofhall P. I 'ri' ii. if 5 fx :' my Q . ry , My fi Q ' f In Al T - 3 A RTfIVV4f0FFlceR-:I SHIRLEY ROSS Girls' League ICHARD SANDFORD Band TTY SHELLENBARGER Girls' League GLORIA SKARE Drill Team RICHARD STAG6 Band CHARLES ROWELL Machine Shop DAVID SCHMIDT ampus Chrislian Club BARTON SHINN Machine Shop IBARA HARRIS SMITH Girls' Leaque BETTY STANLEY Girls' Leaque JACK ROYSTER Machine Shop .VONNE SCHWALM Qirls' Leaque Cabinel JERRY SHOCKLEY Radio Club ERRY BADON SMITH Girls' League PAUL STEELE Science SNES SAMUELSSON Co-op Training JNE SCISM NEWELL Commercial Club GERALD SHULL Wood Shop JIM SMITH Wood Shop JOHN RAY STEELE Band NORMA SELLERS Girls' Leaque SANDY SIDES Chronicle Slali WELDON SMITH Draflinq TERESA SHAW Thalians DONNIE SIMPSON Foolball DURL SPOTSWOOD Proieclion Crew QQ- is ...W F Q N 1 X X wx mmf Again as? C N1 MM , Y Ns T 4 aw? red ribbon i, L., Marilyn Good, secreTary JeaneTTe Aqan, treasurer WII'tl'19fS Taking The special prize Tor Their Homecoming TloaT, The iunior class used A Tale oT Two CiTies as Their Theme. LaTer They used a ShowboaT Theme To win The ' ' annual class TalenT show. OTher evenTs were The Junior- JUdY Goodale' Sooal Cllmlma Senior Prom, Class Carnival, arrival oT iunior rings, and Green Valley, The class play. OTTicers Tor This mosT successiul year were Roy l-lollisTer, presidenT3 Paul Salado, vice-presidenTg Marilyn Good, secreTary: JeaneTTe Agan, Treasurer: Judy G-oodale, social chairman. Advisers were Miss Harbour and Mr. l.aTham. Row l, left to right: S. Bayrd, S. Alvarado, S. Adel- man, B. Brooks, S. Canine, J. Aguirre. Row 2: B. Carver, C. Bruner, S. Boyd, P. Boney, J. Bonham, J. Agun, N. Baker. Row 3: J. Chambers, A. Banks, B. Anton, S. Ballou, R. Brunzell, B. Bodelson, P. Brooks, B. Beamon. Row 4: C. Bell, K. Byrne, G. Brooks, R. Boyaiian, R. Cates, R. Caldwell, H. Carter. Row 5: A. Castro, B. Asper, R. Bias, D. Bates, P. Blackwell, B. Berry. Row l: left to righi: M. Crook, lvl. Dalton, P. Davis S. Gaul, C. Decker, D. Dickerson, E. Dill, C. Couvillon J. Connell, l.. Esparza. Row 2: D. Ely, H. Durr, A Craig, P. Glass, B. Anthony, D. Coats, K. Coulter, F Collins, M. Corona. Row 3: J. Evans, D. Finerty, F Fencult, M. Dismukes, D. Fredrickson, D. Dundas, D Dice, B. Foglesong, G. Borens, T. Garvey, B. Fox Row 4: B. Flanagan, K. Evvart, J. Ditio, H. Frage man, N. Enfield, M. Clepper, S. Feingold, B. Dow, J Fuentez, G. Christensen. Roy l-lollisTer, presidenT . Row l, left to right: J. Cassidy, J. Ortez, P. Murray. N. Nunnally, J. Linder, A. Mclntyre, M. Marks, l. Miranda, M. Olivas, R. McClellend. Rovv 2: N Monsker, G. Munoz, J. Nevvshom, S. Mooneyham, M. McEntee, P. Mullins, E. McCuistion, D. Morgan, B. Lovars, C. Grossman, C. Mason, S. Linnastruth. Row 3: B. Nisbet, G. Lloyd, D. McColgan, H. Miller McClure, J. McKinney, D. Madcloclc, D. Nugent S. Lewis, R. Moreno, J. Methven, L. Lee. Row 4, R, McGruder, R. Marshall, M. Maxwell, J. Lynch, R. Legault, W. Moses, R. Manning, J. McMullen, J, Jones, M. Murrow. Row 5: M. Mann, D. Neel, R. Luettgerodt, B. Libbe, N. Miles, G. Morgan, B, Mglqgzl J. Nicholas. ROW l, left to right: A. Valleio, V. Wright, M. Van Srhoonhoven, B. Wilsan, B. Stearns, M. Teale, B. Nitty. Row 2: C. Wendell, P. Wells, L. Vincent, B. J. lililson, S. Stevens, M. Thomas, J. Yost, D. Sutton. low 3: M. Weaver, D. Svvindle, S. Toner, C. Wood, X. Wilson, J. Ziegler, V. Stephenson. Row 4: W. Tate, E. Zabrovvski, L. Weaver, S. Wooten, P. Wurilla. low 5: P. Swanson, D. Williams, L. VVvinan, H. 'hompson, J. Roy, D. Urena, D. Vaughn, G. Zans. Row l, left to right: E. Landin, B. Harmon, N. Horn, P. Gole, M. Kennedy, M. Good, A. Gonzales. Rovv 2: M. Gotko, S. Hillman, B. Hendrick, S. House, M. Jenn- ings, M. Hill, D. Keys, R. Godlove, J. Godlove, J. Gooclale. Row 3: M. Graff, F. Hury, J. Holden, C. Keener, R. Johnston. C. Johnston, J. Hillier. Rovv 4: J. Holloway, D. Lancaster, E. Krausman, B. Horne. Row 5: G. Johnson, R. lsbill, L. Haga, R. Goertz, R. Hutchinson, M. Knapp, B. Kauffman, E. Henderson, W. Kaltenberger, B. Julien. Rovv 6: V. Hall, M. Godfrey, J. Jackson, S. Grimmett, R. Hollister, R. Holmes, J. Hockaday, H. Higirtline, R. Greer. Rovv l, left to right: B. Smith, J. Snyder, D. Pipes, B Siolebottom, G. Riggs, S. Sandlin, J. Spear, C. Phil lips, M. Ross. Row Q: J. C. Schlais, R. Saunders, R Quayle, P. Patterson, G. Parker, J. Pittman, M. Pier man, M. Simmons, K. Severson, S. Smith, V. Payne N. Rath. Rovv 3: S. Smith, J. Pinedo, J. Mills, G Peterson, B, Slagle, B. Scoby, F. Pierce, P. Salado, D Samuels, A. Sornuelsson, E. Sage, R. Sheller, D Ponting, A. Nut, C. Smith, R. Strangelanol, C. Simms B. Schaffner. Rovv 5: S. Spring, R. Puhl, D. Segesman A. Patterson, S. Reyes, M. Salas, J. Palmer. arbara Balkarn, social chairrnain June Taketaya, treasurer Ardis Wilson. SGCVSJGVY fir 0.4. 'Nv- ww.. Bill Cavener, president yellgw ribbon WII1I'I9I'S Learning the school traditions, songs, and rules was the first task lor members ol the sophomore class. In January they received the annual class sweaters. ivirs. Flanagan and Mr. Townsend worked as advisers with the class officers. Officers, elected by the class, discussed ollicial business and planned activities. They were Bill Cavener, president: Bob Bletcher, vice-president: Ardis Wilson, sec- retary: June Takelaya, treasurer: Barbara Balkam, social chairman. 'Cl' Rovv l, left to right: N. Chandler, S. Bell, J. Bracken bury, B. Boughten, J. Boyd, P. Bryant, N. Brewer, J Aller, K. Burt, J. Blaney, J. Cassidy. Row 2: N. Acres, T. Bell, M. Appel, M. Andrade. Row 3: C. Castleberg C. Berry, A. Carroll, G. Afhey, D. Charrette, C Archuleto, R. Chaldu, P. Base, D. Bisel, P. Beloud, B Bishop. Row 4: B. Blackstone, R. Aronson, E. Beckley D. Campbell, K. Brubaker, R. Burkhart, D. Baker, E Allsup, J. Beemer, J. Alvarez, B. Bowman, D. Bel lows, J. Bigler, C. Behymer. Rovv 5: G. Costleberg D. Boughton, D. Barker, G. Bants, R. Chapple, G Agan, C. Cassell, E. Blakeslee, D. Bouermeister, B Bletcher, B. Cavener. Row l, lelt to right: P. Dclvlciio, C. Clark, D. Duffield B. Cleveiiger, N. DeRosset1, G. Chesler, P. Fikel, G Cobb, B. Filbert, P. Connell, E. Cornell. Row 2: J. Goodell, J. Gee, P. Grantham, P. Dennis, E. Fox, P. Decenso, M. Crass, F. Deal, V, Clark, E. Goodvvin, V. Garcia. Rovv 3: l-. Burvvick, R. Graves, J. Davis, C. Cale, E. Gase, F. Gaunt, J. Crovv, A. Gomez, J. Grant, S. Evans, N. Egeland, C. Golds. Row 4: J Edwards, N. Churchill, A. Dennis, G. Collins, D. Dennis, G. Collins, D. Dioses, H. Ellis, J. Flaherty, E. Dorn, L. Gilstrap. Rovv 5: R. Graff, B. Clark, S. Dingle, J, Chillog, B. Ditto, W. Cross, J. Curci, A. Ferguson, D. Gallon, H. Enriquez, D. Gelvvick. Row 6: J. Feather, R. Faulkner, B. Grover, C. Gooclvviine, D. Ferris, C. Gianotti, L. Diaz, J. Esparza, B. Covey, 5. Elliott, B. Eulsler, S. Cox. Row l, left to right: M. Herman, B. Johnson, P. Johns, B. Hill, P. Heidbreder, P. Martin, C. Hollingshead, B. Hoover, J. Hunter, K. Jones, C. Heilig, E. Lamb. Row 2: U. Killian, S. Longford, C. Jocks, B. Hall, J. Hibbs, J. Harding, S. Laughlin, P. Ingram, S. Hamlin, B. Johanson, B. Lansing. Row 3: B. Jordan, H. Hernan- dez, C. Hillen, B. Harris, M Hailey, G. Laskey, S. Kreps, S. Jurak, L. Johnson, H. Hill, M. Harris. Row 4: B. Krasnoft, L. Johnson, A. Jacobs, G. Herbert, A. Hinds, H. Harries, H. LaPierre, L. Jackson, R. John- son, B. Kern. Row 5: J. Hall, J. Hill, R. Hart, D. Griffis, M. Holland, L. Houtz, B. Hoover, E. Hart, S. Jeffries, W. Johnson. Row 6: J. Hill, D. Halstead, R. Arutunian, l. Hall, T. Krizek, D. Lewis, E. Keiser, G. Hover, V. Hanson, R. Jasko, S. Hall. Raw l, left to right: B. Perkins, A. Muntz, M. Palomar, J. Murphy, P. McGaugh, J. Moss, D. Lopez, L. Logue, K. McClure, B. Munkvold, M. Martin. Row 2: S. Mar- rion, C. McCamrnon, J. Marr, D. Middough, J. Mack, J. O'Brien, P. Menesez, R. Peters, C. McElroy, C. Lloyd. Row 3: B. Mann, G. Manzanares, J. Maples, G. Parsley, S. Moore, S. Penrod, R. Monroy, B. Luett- gerodt, G. Lopez. Row 4: M. Krockhardt, T. Paris, G. Masters, K. Parkison, J. Nuss, D. Patterson, A. Perez, S. Morioka, G. Mann. Row 5: J. Nichols, J. Parker, R. Manzanares, W. Moses, R. McKinney, D. Martinez, W. Nelson, J. Linder, P. McDermott, L. Mullennix. Row 6: D. McNutt, F. Moore, R. Louis, H. Lineras, D. Page, R. Ortiz, B. Martin, W. Pennington, R. Patter- son, C. McComb. Row 7: W. Nash, D. Manning, V, Ligon, V. May, D. McGavock, R. Lewman, R. Mearns, Row l, left to right: E. Prock, P. Shinsky, S. Schield V. Ross, J. Pollock, G. Roias, R. Russo, D, Reeves, M Sidebottom, C. Reeves. Row Q: S. Spotswood, D Royalty, F. Spotswood, D. Reynolds, B. Seabold. E Rea an P Ross M Quayle M. Pruitt, E. Ross, J Q I , , . . Richards, E. Prentice. Row 3: S. Sage, A. Sperber, F. Roberts, N. Smith, P. Spiva, P. Scariano, N. Sher- wood, T. Smith, R. Raman, J. Robertson, V. Randozzo, Row 4: D. Perrin, J. Perring, J. Smith, T. Reeves, J Simmons, J. Smith, A. Sanderson, D. Smith, D Schmidt, B. Phelps, R. Soto. Row 5: R. Phillips, G Rock, G. Platzner, J. Rasmussen, M. Smith, A. Russell R. Ross, G. Robinson, J. Sandford, O. Ruff, L Roberts, B. Sneddon. Row l, left to right: S. Van Cott, E. Weatherly, H Warren, M. Wooton, W. Westervelt, S. Stewart, G Stell, G. Weis, P. Washburn, J. Telles. Row 2: N Stanton, B. Spradlin, P. Tebbetts, S. Werling, A Thomas, D. Williams, P. Wallace, M. Williams, B Taylor, M, Van Horn, R. Stanberry, A. Wilson, J Taketoyo, V. Stires, L. Wise, B. Tardift, J. Triplett Row 3: J. Valleio, C. Wilson, J. Worthing, M. Young S. Simons, D. Younkin, J. Zillgitt, D. Spring, T Velasquez, R. Way, D. Stratton, W. Welton. Row 4 P. Woodward, J. Vinatieri, M. Vickers, J. Young, J Stevens, J. Wines, H. Van Duzen, T. Treio, J. Sullivan Row 5: G. Urquhart, N. Taylor, B. Walker, J. Watts J. Wright, B. Townsend, H. Thue, J. Sund, F. Wiltse R. Stanfield, J. Valleio, D. Tackett, N. Waddle. F iff. I tx, 6 ,,' 1 If '. 735 X -ef , izffffi' , l -fha ' W ' - ' ' 1 V , 17 . Q7 7 G x 'ig , I round III afliwflaa we of PHS in 1952 were mosf acfive in pfgcfnse Club ' ' fab' 'W' on organizations ' W 'f ?i 5' LZ ,, Z MMM 5, 'ff W'f A f- ,ive is 2 , rg 'Er mosf puncfual Time played an imporiani pari in The producfion of The Chronicle, school newspaper, for siafi mern- bers were consianfly meeiing deadlines. Enforcing Jrhose deadlines +o provide splendid issues of The Chronicle were ediior, Claudia Rausch, and ad- viser, Mrs. Alice Scofield. Siudenfs received full coverage of all Jrhe lalesi news in sporis, school aciivilies, and produciions ihrough This aleri and mosf ouisfanding publicaiion. Snapping piciures was Wally Taie, while sporis edifors, John Blaclc and Wiley Clapp, checked sporiing evenis. Elizabeih McCuis+ion, news ediior, was busy wrijring copy garhered by reporiersz Collyn Bruner, Arlene Thomas, and Pai Long. Ad- verfising manager, Marie Lehmann, and business manager, Barbara Proclc, were in charge of financial defails. Aciual priniing was done by Mr. Sfaniron Taylor in 'rhe school prini shop. Q Al,- Claudia Rausch, edilor O G b L Vx A ah . - ' I .: . F Mr Taylor pnnler I --5-T :g iiuiiiqgms - - f ' - -1522: 'Linh nm 4:55553 NYY , Jig Sb 7:-I , . J f to produce rl mos! successful year for The sfudenl newspaper Th se embers of ihe Chronicle stuffy left 10 right: C. Bruner, B. M Le mann, A. Thomas, W. Clopp, J. Block, C. Rousch, W. Tote, Cardinal staff members were sealed, left to right: L. Meyer, P. Maurer, K. Hitch, D. Samuels, J. Pittman, J. Ziegler, B. Calista, N. Brewer. Standing: M. Townsend, R, Orselli, D. McDonald, Mr. Brown, J. Caudillo, G. Borens, P. McGaugh, M. Riley. The Cardinal Staff poinls wilh pride and presenls lhe mosl' original Cardinal in lhe lasl' lilly-one years. Under the capable supervision ol the edilor, Lorella Meyer, and The adviser, Mr. Brown, enlhusiaslic guidance and assisl- ance were given lo lhese capable and aclive worlcers. Selling acls and planning lhe budgel wilh l.oreHa was Kalhleen l-lilch, adverlising manager. Marjorie Townsend worlced on ads as assislanr business manager. As assislanl edilor, Phyllis Maurer worlced on pages and ediling. Donna Samuels did the wriling as copy editor, and Richard Orselli wrole the sporls copy. ln charge ol senior piclures was Belly Colisla. Dyan McDonald and Gary Borens were pholography experls. .lane Piltman and Joan Ziegler served as iunior represenlalives, and Nancy Brewer and Palricia McGaugh were sophomore represenlalives. Jessie Caudillo and Mel Riley sketched the carloons and pictures. Lorella Meye r, edilor : NOoo,x D fill ' X fax , mosl original Practicing their knowledge of the paper cutter on Mel Riley's head are members of The most original Cardinal Staff. Left to right: J, Ziegler, N. Brewer, P. Maurer, P. McGaugh, Mr. Brown, D. McDonald, M. Townsend, D. Samuels, L. Meyer. Girls' League officers planned events of interest to all girls. They were, lett to right: Ruth Taketoya, secretary, Barbara Maleski, treasurer, Betty Colista, vice-president, Peggy Teale, president. Peggy Teale, president Representing girls ' various grades were t cabinet members, Roy left to right: P. Teale Colista, B. Maleski, Toketaya. Row 2: J. Di: son, L. Schwalm, J. Ba C. Miles, J. Workman Craig, S. Graham, M. mingharri. Row 3: J. Ai J. Palmer, P. Glass, Sweat, J. Hunter. Miss J. Marr. Through a year tuil ot activities, the Girls' League ga girls an opportunity to become acquainted with ea other. Among activities enioyed by the girls were the anm Big-Little Sister Tea, the Father-Daughter Banquet, tashion show sponsored by Mr. Smiths and the iviothe Daughter Tea in May with Miss l-tarbour's sewing cle presenting a tashion show. On March 28 the most oi standing event, the Backwards Dance, was held in ti Ebell Clubhouse. Awarded the title ot King ot Dogpati was Jack Bluethman. Presiding over the organization this year was Peg: Tealeg sponsor was Mrs. Bailey, dean ot girls. most inclusive . Left: Fathers and teachers entertain a th F h T he at er-Daughter Banquet. Right: T . . ese six girls modeled at the Girls league Fashion Show. Peggy Teale crowns Jack Bluethman Dogpatch King of the Backwards Dance. .1 K W 475' :Nt X 4'ff NN QW 'NW Y X ' lit ll 1 ' ful it iw .QT iff U . Enioying refreshments at the Big Little Sister Tea Grey left to right F. Roberts, N. Stone, B. Colista, S Graham, A. Morgan, M. McGrane, C Anderson, B. J. Hutchison. most nlhusiaslic pepslers Tumblers, Kay Coulter und Borbciro Chiol, kneel os Red Devil, Perry Word, springs over their shoulders. Leading songs in rallies ond games were the song leaders. They were: lelf to righh Gwen DeVoll, Jockie Rozo, Jackie Bush, Breeze Thompson. School spiril was personified in 'lhe worlc ol lhe lumblers, songleaders, and cheerleaders. They performed al rallies and games, giving much of lheir free lime io keep our Team mos? energeiic. During halllime Perry Ward, dressed in lhe Red Devil suil, wenl info acroloalic roulines wilh Barbara Chial and Kay Couller. The song leaders led sludenls in familiar school songs. Keeping lhe cheering seclion lousy wilh snappy yells were The cheerleaders. With pep ond energy The cheerleaders introduced new yells ond led The enlhusioslic sludenfs. Cheerleaders were, left ie righl: Jack Roy, Opol Thomos, LuAnne McClellan, Bill Berry. 40 the right members of the Rally Committee listen to plons Miss Loyeridge ond Donno Keys isfondingl. Working on llies Were, Row l, left to right: L. McClellan, J. Bush, B. X o t , K. ompson, M, Nixon, H. Poscuol. R W 2: V. Pe ers oulter, C. Johnston, J. Workman, D. Ortego, M, Koch. Row 1 J. Roy, J. McCloy, B. Berry, G. Zons. Missing: M. Riley. Xboye is Donna Keys, Rally Chairman. Planning the rallies were Donna Keys and her Rally Committee. This group took care ot the details which made rallies most interesting and entertaining. Miss Loveridqe and Miss Latimer as- sisted the committee which produced clever and original skits about the Red Devil as a detective. Beniy Kaufman and Jane Snyder starred in these skits. As rally chairman, Donna Keys did a most remarkable iolo ol promoting school spirit. Jn slug-e for the Alnici Moter, the inciny players which partici- cited in rollies are shown here at the closing of thi ovinu Rally. Dressed os girl pepsters, these boys mode o big hit in the Berdoo Rally which was held outdoors. They were, kneeling, left to right: J. Bluethmon, R. Weis. Standing: M. Riley, H. Fretter, J, Campbell. funniest rallies 41 9 4 Featured at games and on the stage in rallies were the maiorettes. Precise timing made these girls a mosl' out- standing team. Providing music for both school and community affairs was the band under the di- rection ot Mr. Fred Graft. On New Year's morning the band members participated in the annual Rose Parade. They also appeared in many local parades. music contests, rallies, and a band concert. if Twirling batons, these four moiorettes preceded the band at games. They were, left to right: Betty Jo Fichtner, Helen Pascual, Marilyn Nixon, Della Ortega. most rhythmic X I Band members are listed by the instrument they play. Flutes. M. Hill, S. Dingle. Oboes: M. Jennings, N. Kistner. Bass Clarinet: J. Marr. Clarinets: N. Herman, L. Thomas, R. Stagg, M. Vickers, K. Jones, P. Spiva, S. Lewis, P. Swanson, R. Sandford, J. Blaney, J. Hunter. Soxophonesf M. Taylor, L. Houtz, P. Warila, L. Roias. Trumpets: J. Fast, J. Tomy, R. Boyaiian, G. Robinson, J. Pinedo, B. Ccivener, D. Lewis, D. Fackett, D. Perrin. French Horns: G. DeRossett, G. Ellarcl. Baritone: L. Roby, B. DeGarceau, D. Finerty. Trombones: P. Blackwell, J. Price, G. Collins, W. Pennington. Sousa- phones: T. Johnson, D. Urena, B. Moses. Drums: N. Johnson, B. Peterson, M. Orosco, T. Woodward. Tympani Bass Drum. S. House, T. Woodward, R. Burkhart. Missing: V. Hall, Clarinet, H. Hill, Baritone, R. Stell, Trombone. 'racticing their marching techniques, the members ot the drill team Were, Row l, left to right: D, Lee, V. Hall, N. Stone, D. Pipes, V. Peters, G. kare, P. Murray, P. Patterson, B. Hedrick, M, Olivas, Row 21 S. Canine, S. Mooneyhom, L. Schvvalm, B. Rentchler, C. LoVars, B. Hutchison, C. Vendell, G. Munoz, D. Moddock, P. Von Rcitibor, M. Ahshire, A. Valleio. i 'iw Yi . - - - f - Q ji 'af .Nl If fu- I I X X48 14:1 LL, , Ox '!..' 6' Co-operating with the hand in halt-time activities were the drill team and 'Flag girls. Viola Peters directed the drill team, which practiced during tourth period P. E. Waving their red and white pom-poms, the girls marched in precise tormation. Displaying the school col- ors in their most attractive tlags were the tlag girls. Their clever routines were enjoyed hy students at rally as- semblies and games. 'x most precise Helping to keep schoolvspirit the most effective were the flag irls They were- kneelin V 1 Q left to right: Betty Colista, Jerry Workman, Standing: Barbara gvveat, Charlotte Johnston Mary Jane Koch. We 1951 homecoming ...besT in hisTory of PHS Princesses oktending Jcickie were, left To right M. Huff, M. Nixon, C. I-I G D V ll oover nTered .CU. in l-lighlighTing The TooTball season was The TradiTionaI Homecoming Day on OcTober 26. The acTiviTies were organized by The STudenT Council and were made a success Through sTudenT co-operaTion. Lovely Jackie Bush was awarded The TiTle of queen aT The Homecoming rally. Yells, songs, The band, and a Kangaroo KourT e om comin parade was This oo depiding Huck Th H e g Tl 1 T fishing. li vvos designed by The Corclincxl Sioff. l'NI'l Queen Jackie Bush played imporTanT parTs in keeping This rally Tull oT spiriT. School was dismissed early, and sTudenTs viewed The Homecoming Parade as iT pro- ceeded in downTown Pomona. Organize' Tions puT in many hours oT worlc To produce Their mosT beauTiTul and original TloaTs. A large crowd Turned ouT To see The game againsT ColTon ThaT evening. Pomona won The game by a score of 25-7. Following ThaT game was The climax oT The day, The dance, which was held in The Armory. BesT in The hisTory oT P. l-l. S., Homecom- ing Day was enjoyed by all. Out in Tionl oi The Homecoming Dance ore Shirley Bcxyrcl c Merle Welch, ond Pot Murroy ond Norman Johnson. . Ev :I 5' Wir ,sy Q. 4. jaf Q-. Q .. S in '34 W W1 353' 'fr' W' A A59 5 is S Hg A8 ii Y Psy xv xiii 55 im W X x Xfxfiigi 'E mwsssgsafl Sw 'RSF V fe ivy fx i s EL X SRX RMI 5 K as A' Qu S' 1. ai W-ii' E? 5 is 'T-f i vs sfvw Members of 1he Key Club were, row l, left To right. G. Nuss, J. Campbell, W. Clapp, M. Petersen, D. Dice, M. McCcinrie. Row 2 N. Herman, D. Brown, J, McClay, B. Foglesong, M. Riley. Row 3 G. Taylor, D. Campbell, J. Brozel, R, Hollister, R. Coldwell, H Ccrier. Row 4: T. Locker, Y. Morioko, B. Berry, M. Knapp. lending mosT service .lim Campbell, presidenT Working on the scoreboard are Mel Riley, Jim Campbell, and Dick Dice. Thursday noons Tound The members oT The Key Club meeTing in Room 6 wiTh Their adviser, Mr. PeTersen. This group was composed oT ouTsTanding boys who were voTed in by members. As an organizaTion oT service, The Key Club furnished The Track Team wiTh new uniTorms and pro- vided a baseball scoreboard. Jim Campbell was chosen as The Pomona delegaTe To The Key Club conyenTion held in The laTTer parT oT June, l95I, in Miami, Florida. Leading This club in iTs mosT helpTul proiecTs were: Jim Campbell, president MonTe McCanne, vice- presidenT: Dick Dice, secreTary and Wiley Clapp, Treasurer. Sponsoring The Key Club was The Kiwanis Club. Encouraging the principles ot good sportsman- ship, the Lettermen's Club was open to those athletic boys who earned letters in the various sports. Entered in the Homecoming parade, the club's lloat was most exotic with a South Pacific theme. The Letter- men also sold programs at the C.l. F. final game and bought the tennis team new iaclcets. Richard Orselli, president, Jim lvlccloy, vice- president, Robert DeGarceau, treasurer, and lvlr. Acres, sponsor, were responsible for the line worlc this club carried on, both in the tield ot sports and in school service. . DeGorcec1u, D. Nelson, N, Foster, B. Colislo, ond R. lrselli decorated The Christmas free which The Letter- 1en's Club placed in the main holl, Richard Orselli president most athletic Letfermen were, Row l, lelt To right: M. Tovlor, D. Simpson, B DeGarcec1u, W. Fretter, R. Orselli, J. McClov. Row 2: D. Nelson, B Hordy, M, Keough, G. Androus, D. Fletcher. Row 3. G, Trcxger, R Weis, G. Washburn, R. Hollister, A. Rodriguez, G. Nuss, H. Frelter Row 4: S. Acres, J. Bluefhmon, J. Scolt, B. Berry, P. Bender, J Ditto, J. Roy, USN-5 ? Xxx 'ii 'S f W 'QM Aa E k.x.....,,,,.,. Mk EW 'ig ggffw 23.154 wfw if 5? IN 1 M f Kyiv V ,, , sv A' ffl iw' as , L Y 5 45 is A Y ,Z f 4 ...A W f N 5, is 4' f lf wflg g! f- ' J, JK KQV A-,- Q gf 'QW V f -'w Z,'.'.:f ff x , -, ,,., , ,A . 1. ,E I , A f , el ff,- V Y V ' ' M2 W 2 ,. as 5 Q:12????5'- A 2 'W r ' 7153. gg, Qi ' ' 1512 zzwzxff My QT V Q Vfd mgi Z A A KW--ffw' f af .V um, mg. ll W f ,EN ' We., mm STudying and performing :ine choral music was The ob- ecTive oT The vocal groups. JirecTor oT The singing cle- JarTmenT wa s Mr. Frank Cummings. lncluded among The many JerTormances given by This 1leparTmenT were programs :or assemblies ancl parTicipa- 'ion in music TesTivals and The Spring ConcerT. The CardineTTes, a singing group oT nine TalenTed girls, gave special programs Tor ocal clubs and churches and Took parT in The varieTy show, Zunzapoppin. Well known Tor their singing orrongements were the Curdinettes. Members of this triplegtrio were, kneeling, left to right: J. Banks, L. Hunt, L. Smith, M, Golko. Standing: J. Harrison, S. Longcmecker, J. Goodole, C. Wood, S, Ussery. mosT harmonious ging in the Girls' Glee Club were, Row l, left to right: M. Harris, N. Huff, A. Munlz, S. Bell, J. Pollock, R. Roius, J. Gront, M. Russo, P. Fikel, A. amos, J. Brockenbury, L. Logue. Row 2: N. Stanton, T. Smith, J. Triplett, B. Smith, S. Conry, B. Follin, D. Dickerson, D, Reeves, L, McClure, J. 'ding. Row 3: J. Stephens, M. Brandon, S. Morrion, J. Boyd, M. Appel, C. Wilson, P. Brooks, E. Reogon, J. Nuss, J. O'Brien. Performing at local clubs, assemblies, ani musical programs were the Cardinals. T were, left to right: Charles Curty, Sta Guth, Bill Berry, Don Brown, Dayid P Richard Lewis, Richard Hammersla, Jock l most effective Singing in the A and B Ch ' ours were the most outstanding singers of P. H. S. Vocal work was under the direction of Mr. Frank Cummings. Member: of the choir were, Row l, left to right: L. Hunt, J. Banks, G. Riggs, G. Chesler, J. Taormina, S. Wooten, J. Kennedy, S. Sandlin, B. Matthews, S. Bayrd C. La Vars, P. Teale, B. McCroy, M. Moore, N. Richey, M. Dalton, D. Pranschke, L. Smith, B. Harding. Row 2: A. Carrol, C. Keener, H. Durr, C Couvillon, A. Wadley, D. Ely, D. Macldock, R. Quayle, J. Goadole, K. Coulter, J. Lee, D. Rock, P. Woodruff, M. Harris, E. Wiegner, J. Yost, V. Wright Row 3. J. Harrison, S. Longanecker, C. Wendell, C. Simms, B. Lo Vars, A. Carroll, P. Williams, M. Graff, K. Severson H Stron S S M. Teole, S. Stevens, P. Smith, P. Long, R. Stanberry. Row 4: J. Fuentez, B. Conover M Sipes N J T. Locker, R. Urez, B. Berry, C. Jenke, J. Roy D Segesmen R J. Mills, J. Hands J Moreho , . g, . tewart, G. Stell , . , . ensen, J. Cassidy, B. Tardiff, P. Hillburg, D. Platt , . . ow 5: D. Brown, R. Lewis, J. Venature, C. Curty, L. Schwolm, S. Ussery, G. Petersen, , . use, L. Jones, M. Vera, M. Deiz, L. Gilstrap, D. Farkas, G. Setser, l. Mach. Row 6: S. Cox, B. Ditto, E. Collins, R. Torrez, C. Mendez, D. Callaway, S. Hernandez, D. Bates, D. Gelwick, B. Root, D. Hammersla, J. Nesbit, J. Scott, G. Bob. at i 1 se and dramatic moments were experienced his scene from the senior class play, Four ighfers. Shown in this scene are, seated, to right: J. Tomy, J. Holden. Standing: M. y, E. Collins, L, Weaver, J. Banks, B. eski, K, McMullen, G. Bolkam. Bolkorn, M. Riley, K. McMullen wer around Joahn ks for advice. f tl Four Daughters Typical family affairs are related in this class play. Shown in this picture is the entire cast which made the play ci most entertaining one. They were, seated, left to right: K. McMullen, B. Maleski, L. Weaver, J. Holden. Standing: J. Tomy, G. Balkam, M. Riley, J. Banks, E. Collins. Missing: P. Stites. mosf logica Srgveneie and fmiiw were fha iU?l1iEVQf:. oi Snferegf ic mafmisffrs mi We Science-Mafh Club. A fabfiwafory science? of sadvazmced mesfh emhilee aiudema ic: memberahlp En Huis curqanizmicre. Wijriw Mr, Boiiiger as sponsor, The merrwbeffra vkhfed fha ffzbritffifh Park Pianeifarium and Kaiser Sfeaef Mill. enfered as iwomecomlmg flmi, and received club pins. Officers cf? H125 mos? 5c3QnHfEc dub were: Gary Nusa, pnresEdefa+i Richard Orsefii, vice-presideznk Margaux? Zimmer- memn, sefcreforyz ami Rufiw Euealffwfzr, Hasan UVQT. Sceied, leaf? 1:1 MQW: M. ZLYQ' morrvxevrw, and 5. F56-enichlfvef, S+and5nq:'B. Fcfcjescma A Chifienden, U, Dice, Oe- seiii M. Townsend, M, Enqei. and M, Ciepper 13,6533 'Fwd Mg: for We Sfianfe Nicfh Ciub. Gwawy Nusa, prezidcni SC2ence,M5fI-, Club Membgrgm-Qfyw 2, 14351 in 134912 Q. Num. R, Orseiii RA Pgirnen, M. Zimmmrzwfm. Raw ZW 9. Ffnffealfw. H, Boer, K. Byrne SA Lqngfgnggkerz M, P. Qidfvr A. Ci',ii2r4r.fieen, P. Mm,'of. 5. Ccfiiaie, ki Vmlqht. M. Bergmr, N. P-'Korn Row 3: L. G-fa?vw1. S. Gm?-zfam, C. Craig Q4 fjundgggl Q, Sgfhue, 8, Ranimieef. 13, NVQJ-ive. D, Kfizek B. Corn Weiiv ROW 43 M, Tmmsend, Z., r'AQy'f,If, K. H ich M, Cicpprfr, A. Banks U, fgiqzy, Nigbfpf H. flffzfwrffan, Pm, ?wA'kTf'f16!Tl 5, MEMS, ES. Fwqieafvfaq Raw 5: FN. Mmm. Mr. B'!53Vk1'If?f M. Kfwaxdff, Q. P4u?f.hSsc:v1, U. Blown V. Blvadvfczii, M. 5?,r'fafp1 M, Rift! -5- Cf'im?-'bf5'H- M5VUdKf'- Tlmlians--Rr.w l, lei? ro riqhl: B. Bonqlwlen. N. Brewer, T. Shaw, C LQVMQ, S. Lcnqermrrlrer, A. Carrczr. Samuels. J, Pirlrnnn. C, Bmngr M. Jenninqs, 8. Hoover, B. Filbwl, S, Slczwnrl, D. Royalfy. Row 2: A Jung, R. Talrelaya, K. Jang, P. Maurer, M. Berger, A. Cllwillenden, F Hurry, S. Hillman, U. Duffield, J. Marr, J. Harding, M. Thomas. Row 3 S. Laughlin, M. Young, A, SDGYKFJQY. B. Plurcilwimn, M. Zimmermann, P Saflrer. M. Wilson. J. Palmer, l... Saluwnlm, S. Graham, S. Usaery, G Walcofl. J. Holden. L. Grralmm, P. Mullins, G. Parker, C. Decker, M Thomas, Raw 4,1 R, Orselli, G, Brooks. L. Meyer, N. Sierra, J. Ziegler J.,McMullen, M, Knapp, B. Julian. R. Marshall. J. Campbell, Row 5 U, Campbell, l. Hall, ll Dice, R. Hollisrer, J. Clrilloq, M, Riley, B Fraglfzsonq, B. Anfon, P. Swonsm, N, Herman. Don Errcnwn lirsl' mmfesrrar prasrclanr Achieving llwe lwlqlwesl grades were ine members ol Thalians. Members, who are required lo have lO grade poinls, held lrflrwlf' Ew iniriallon. a loinl pearly wilh Spanish Club, Wlffnfl S'3fm'5i'f rl Q1 'wr and presemled 5 new flag ro rhe band. Giving mos? freely of rlviir time were rlwe officers ol' llrsr and second semesrer: O. Brown - M. Enqelj presidenlrg M. Engel H P. Carlson, vice-preslclenf: S. Graham-A. Carler, secrefarygflxl, Herman - R. lflolllsrer, lreasurer. Sponsors were Mrs. Scofield and lvlrs. Anderson. mos? sfuclious 1 , , 44, , , 9C affl CRF-W' Wawnm ar, l':Gll'ff:4'V' r'l?fcn and Nfirrrnan Lealse Gralwarn, Dfmiciwr l-'lie-ci mr adm' l A Barrnafa S-Ma' and ,llama lcfafl af flu: V , F 7I 5'5lill ab rr fJlli'x'7, mosf ln spealcinq Spanish, wirln a new record ol nlnely members, Los Companerosf' Spanien Club, pare 'riclpaled in a year of lun-lllled aclivify, Srarling 'flue year wlllw a race feed al llwe Home of Pregideni Louise Graham, rlwe members were srudenrs having lalcen one year ol Spanish or speaking if as llweir nalive language. fluent Awarded llne rifle, Mod Beautiful, was llneir prlzewmnlnq lwmecominq flaal, Qfluer aclivilies in- cluded an inlrialrien parly, and frlps le Padua Hills Tlweafre, llwe beaclw, and Ramona Pageanr. Officers serving willw Louise were Nancy Slene, vice-presim denl in clwarqe ol proqramet Slwerwln Feingold, vice- presidenr in clwarqe of ways, and means: Carolyn Craig. fsecrelaryg Kallwleer l-lllclw, Treaaurerf and lrlwelr adviser was Mr, Sfone. Spanish Club Members--Raw 2 lefr in rfqhfz S. Stevens, K, Conifer, M, llrarnaf, N, Herr, 5. Gaul, B, Mdiagkg, G, Sfai, S, Swan-farf VV, Wesleravelf, H. Warren, J. Mew, N. Swv'-e, Xe. Vfvlfrndf lil. Be:-ner, Row P: V, Maples, cl, lvlarr, S, Lonqaneclcer, M, Birmingham, CS, Wafccu'r, C, C'kGl1ll J. fwgan. N, Egqrzemar C, Miles, C, pfl.ldll'lCK!'Y7VUfX E, Garcia, D, Lopez. J, Zlaqler, S, l'llll'N'd'r. Row 32 xj6y,V,5eQnW in' BH,-,may T, Pam, S, Sahggld, S, Simcns, C. Blah, C. Bruner, A. Cralffg, Sl. Toner, V. Woadrufl M, T13-,-,swf-Ari, LM Garglzarn, 5, Graham 52, Palmer, M, Wilsc1n, K, Himfr, Pew 4g C. Qlrilips. M' yowqh C. M,iQ5m, vf-. we 3, Fglbaff S, Hamlyifn, J. Holden M, Mcfirane ll. Clnifll, Hallam 3. LSMSN C.'G,,,,,,,,,a,. NA 35,459 1m Sq?-,,,:,l,,f, S, Uggfwy, K, McMullen B, Kawlfrraf H, Qarlw. Row 5: L. Meyer, Gy, lVlr3l ?r3e r1'i'R, CQ. Talfwya. A, Saws, lf' Urnna, G, Balkarn. Firm 6: P, Swanson, .l, Hail, ll. Carniflzfrll, 9, Hal LQ, Sf'- 4 S. F'r'ff'?f'el'l cl. lvl NJl5n J, Cfisz, K, Sfvlfw' M. Kf 2S'L M- Cl FfFl'-'f Mft gr,-,f-Q ,lu f',,,,f,phai, lwfilianrf, Nusa. FHA Members F Kr ,r 'Fi ' J. A ry, Mfgriiyvz Brr11alrV3!UJ 1- prcddeny 1 v F M J ilUfj1V7 WI ' ' Q. Mlfsfa S. B ww D F f ' 5' XVVQM R ,-puffs, P, ',e'yr1c'z4 ,, .,, V 'W -4 Membfzrs cf F.H.A., ffpfiefwifp ?HGtT1Cf'VW63 Enqf Fla,-mqdx ,ZWQF-,iyggg and QifF ,!fQfi rmffxfi Mr Eur SGGC? ?LJF:CjTE'f1'f'i,, Uwqwyf 'mrnfyd ?w'w'wer1v1LE q 3+VCLJC3h fum C f'e'ffEf.,Ni6: wffz' WG? 6151-,fEf,f:r' Maw. JQOLWOS, QfEE4gf,fg, wfgfeg ?w4ar'iyn E'v'r2'w1rYqf7i1P'1, MGS1d6ff1T? JGGU iy,e.J,.- H,,,T,,WmyMQ. Rf.,,f,ma Johwaion an pafmpr VQU3.7.fQ3f,Q-Jmw- Xjg,:q.fQf, ?v10rrf'H?5, QQCYQFJKGW' Qyiqf, Smlwx 4.-,QQ Gum mM for fam, Cgqrciyn Bly 'V 'ww' One me mosf aciive orqaniza+ion5, F.F.A o Ewa fi, rf rw r- iw far aoriculmrai sfudenfs ' mos? consfruchve Q Q J f5 3H'2f ' 41 Maw A imma if- farmkfq. Cufafanding acfivifh were il pig dmbe Own a fkigd Mp io Cal Poly. Of' new 'weerffzz View Saiafiifu, president David Plaif, vic i2fGS2ijEBF!fT Dar Hffirfqgsxvfcnrfh. secrefaryf wiih N Beech as afjviser. FFA Members-Rww I, wie w, flaw? ,,Icm+w, L. .l:.rwf., U, Pain U. Hzwikirw-5A.v'Or'ff. 9. Safadm Fi. G:-rw 5, Vafasix-mg. Qmv 2: J. O'Brien, 3. ginjvfaf. B H. giwfg, F, Fink, J,N'Vrlqf'1' 5.S Gby,C.Sr1fzE?h,ROw33 Q, piillglfifft' fl Ray. fx. -j?1fit2fW', B, Adofv:-, R. Siheiief, N. DEH, T. ?'Wmfa NEf?wfw'as, S. T!-ifihf T, L.f'f.?f:v B. Quark U. Pirwrfy. Raw 4: S. Elbnff R, Haw 3. Eiemkaffrw M. Gmdfww, FY Biils. Q, Scoff. S. ff-:1rffYuVT2C-ff Qyfrwrfirr Pfrfictxflf. 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X, N V ...J kj x WMU, V, ,Ai iujsngk xx J' mfw-T, y K I W Q3 W S Q iff , , in A Q Y Us ,iii , si z ' K A . x ' ' ' vm, , m ,F li, ,.+',f v-N ' 5 wvwlf' SQ Q S If Nwgfe i -all 5 xy' : , -, M x m presenting the various classes were the members of Class Council. They were, Row l, left to right: J. Kennedy, D. McDonald, S. Ussery, M. r send, P. Stites, O. Thomas, J. Bush. Row 2: J. Ziegler, K. Coulter, C. Johnson, J. Goodale, J. Hillier, J. Agan, R. Taketaya, P. Salado, N. field, M. Good, N. Baker, L. Vincent, L. Wise, T. Paris. Row 3: P. Sorensen, B. Bctlkam, S. Schield, S. Simons, R, Stonberry, C. Anderson, A. Wilson, Jones, Y. Morioka. Row 4: B. Bletcher, D. Bauermeister, J. Sullivan, L. Johnson, B. Cavener, D. Brown, J. Price. most democratic Representing the three classes, the members of the Class Council were elected from Social Living, American History, and American Government classes. The council, organized this year, gave students more representation and an equal voice in their student govern- ment. Class officers were in charge of the council meetings. Clubs were given further representation this year through the nevvly created Club Council. Presidents of clubs were members of this council. Club Council president, Jim Campbell, represented the group on the Student Council. Other officers were: Don Brown, first- semesrer vice-president, Gary Nuss, second-semester vice-presidentp Peggy Tecrle, secretary. itbers of the Club Council were, Rovv l, left to right: R. Orselli, G. Nuss, J. Campbell, P. Teole. Rovv Q: C. Craig, B. Berry, R. Boyaiian, M. Ahshire, Graham, V. Fix, M. Birmingham, J. Banks. Missing: D. Brovvn. Pubiic speaking swdflf-f f,rz.ars'p Vw' dfibafr-, Vf,,,,,7, .,3,x5l5,e,-,. Vw, H Spanish HI ew Fine aria award. offered by x-Nw Um Bank Q5 Armedia wen? fjcmfg, My Twfgf: Hf31'm,3n mosf varied class acfivifies TvVO ',' fizcfwfvf, New- LET' third -193' sa me member- ship En Thalians fr 'Sw wi -35 UW, Va' e,ffrvw','v.ff, Them: We fwQ fbv'1 RFB'-'-' 5, 594+ 'rx fi-VILQI 3. 'wk-sifeskik A. ,Vzvvra Gr, Nqr .F ffmwp- bf fr Hfmffv' N, Pie' 'RUESV Y iiwfzf-' Qfwwd Rim' .3 1, Ffa'-.f', Ni. Mi 'ffrnwq S, Us f'- -,' 'fl lax Vina QA Wifliw' F! ,igzwg QW' -Axf qffw Z. Qramazf, Fi Ccfiffwy VSQQWH7' S. Linng-sk A K H- vw wx' M, EVKQP1 BML of Afrwsica scienceu maih winner Wai, J3r:1 Cfympbill. iw F'2m-Jing Hug -mlnfz.-M qgqr Chemisfry Qxrxffffs fdkf? My ew: Hman Algebra ll Iv We lab. fixdvkniw. ...... , ,,,7,7, , ,W .X,,,. Levcmme Sc?-wah wer We 'M X k 1' Bank cf Arrxemza award for liberal ads. ' Winners of speciai awards werce:,M, Huff, Lions' Cfub sneecf' ccmfegff T, Ecfhm. fm, G-Cid Key award for Nfl 5. Agent Girfs' Sfafe Repwsem?a?Eve: J. Camp. bell Bausch Z Lomb scl- 'SUCO awcfd, C. Bruner. no? Okfufed. also won as Lions' C5ub speech coniesf, Top students in four field Warne' of H+ Bw? cs? 1 . Els ffiC sho Emdwff dmc! Hur Amermo vocahcnal ar-is C . P 'L is ' award J, fa ,V 5.3 ,A 9 ifbefaiscirx 05 ci .rans,Qr'm9:'. wfai rg- F2 .,-'f1:'3. ' This is how you qef the exam size, eiplains Mr. Glam ffv vocaf Honal machine shop sfudenfs. ' X round IV we of PHS in 1951 'rriumphecl il afhlefic: if Q3 QQ Q Xb-m ,V-iffy? ww Q, N, .K W X K Bob Cuellar Pele Bender Bill ACIGVUS kicker qllafd lacllle Brad Downey Iackle Dick Flefcher fackle C. I. F. Tom Johnson center CHAMPIONS Season Scores Pomona Bonifa I3 Pomona 20 Clwaffey 7 Pomona Monfebello 6 Pomona 27 La Jolla 2I Pomona Covina 2l Pomona 28 Ca+l'1edraI I3 Pomona San Bernardino I4 Pomona 27 Sanla Monica 6 Pomona Riverside O Pomona 26 Monrovia I3 Pomona Collon 7 Tofal 293 Tofal I6l Pomona Redlands O Ross McLeod cenfer Lufher Munlz Iwalfback Marvin Taylor Jolwn Vievra Gary Waslnburn end lnalfback fullback rsT encounTer oT The l95I season oun omo s om inexperuence The Pomona club Though ouTplayed as a ring was done by Tumor Tullback Hollis I'IarTline on a Touch The counT sTood I3 I3 aT The halT The opening oT The Third ound BonuTa kicking To Pomona. Tailback MarTy Keough Took and, wiTh good blocking sprinTed To paydirT. A large number les by Pomona puT an end To a Touchdown drive in The Tinal iTh The Tinal gun The score read I9-I3. i T d P na omewhaT oened The season. wiTh a I9-I3 win over The BoniTa BearcaTs. 3 I . n. - . ' ' N Tullback e Week- BoniTa Ilis I-IarTline 1 MarTy Kecugh co-capTain Tailback C. I. F. TirsT Team Devil oT The Week- MonTebello Devil OT The Year I-Ielm's award Tor ouTsTandinq player oT December C. I. F. player oT The year high school All-American Keough STaTisTics RUNNING: Carried ball I76 Times Tor neT OT l309 yds. Average 7 5 yds. per carry. PASSING: CompleTed l2l ouT ol: 209 passes Tor I4-38 yds. 582, oT his passes were compleTed. TOTAL OFFENSIVE: I309 yds. running, I4-80 yds, passing. SCORING: Scored 26 Times and kicked 4 exfra poinTs Tor I60 pTs Passed To 8 oTher T.D,'s. PUNTING: Average 44.5 yds. Trom The line oT scrimmage on 40 punTs Tor a neT ToTaI of l778 yds. The Hopkinsmen noTched Their second vicTory wiTh a decisive win over The MonTebeIIo Oilers, I9-6. CapiTalizing on repeaTed long punTs b Tailback MarTy Keough, The Devils held a 6-O lead To The hallT. Keough received The iniTial kick oTT and raced 83 yards To paydirT. Going on To The TourTh quarTer, only one oTher T.D. was scored by Pomona. The hope oT a shuTouT by Pomona was sTopped when The Oilers, wiTh good passing, wenT 99 yards Tor Their lone T.D. Now The Pomonans, seT oTT by a 39 yard punT, puT The Oilers deep in Their own TerriTory. The Pomona wall was solid, and The Devils Took over on The Oilers' I I. The Devils Then wenT over easily Tor The Tinal T.D. oT The game. BII I-lar y co capTann uarTerback I F TirsT Team he Week - Covina 'I d q . r. . Imlng win over The Covina ColTs 37 2I Presenhng llenT passing aTTack The Pomonans esTablished an early ad over The Covina aggregaTion A second period The ColTs was seT oTT by a 55 yard dash To paydirT o avenge This score The Devils on long passing gains halTTime score aT I8 7. The second haIT OT The game he Devils on repeaTed Touchdown marches. AT The n The scoreboard seT OTT a score oT 37-2l. AlThough led on The ground, The Devils scored large dividends gry.Tor anoTher vicTory The Red Devils rode To an y - i ping. Tailback lvlarTy Keough compleTed 20 ouT oT 37 65 I' o lead The Devils in TirsT downs, I5-l2. Don Simpson There is nO sTOppinq Keough T331 now. Jones l48l, ready TO give assisTance. end Devil OT The Week- San Bernardino San Bernardino Opening The C. B. L.. Pomona was cOnTidenT Trom Their preseason vicTOries and ready TO capTure The champion- ship. The TOughesT game in The C. B. L. was wiTh The Berdoo Cardinals. Through The years Pomona has held a clean slaTe aT The Orange STadium, and This year was no diTTerenT. The Cardinals were TO Teel The Tork OT The Devils rip open Their deTense and score wiTh The T-lOpkin's spread TOrmaTiOn. UnTil The Third uarTer Pomona held a small lead, buT iT was during The CTOurTh period ThaT The Tension OT The game reached iTs peak. The Cardinals had Taken The lead wiTh a score OT I4-I3. WiTh only 5lf2 minuTes TO play, The Devils Once again sTruck deep inTO Redbird TerriTOry. JusT lOeTOre The gun sounded, Pomona scored The winning T.D. seTTing The score aT 20-I4. Riverside On The Riverside home Tield The Pomona aggregaTiOn rolled TO Their TiTTh sTraighT gridiron viCTory. The Devils scored a decisive win over The OuT-classed Poly Bears wiTh a score OT 3l-0. Wirh a 24-O Tally aT halTTime, reserved power was puT TO use. Every Devil gOT his chance To do his besT. AlThOugh Pomona played good ball, Tour OTher KenT lVlarTin end C. l, P. Third Team Devil OT The Week - Riverside Touchdowns could have been esTablished. Three penalTies halTed Three T.D. drives and a Tumble On The Riverside 2 yard sTripe puT an end TO anoTher Touchdown ThreaT. LaTe in The Tinal period Pomona Took Over On The 4Iq and, wiTh a deTermined drive, crossed The lasT sTripe seTTing The score aT 31-O. Vieyra llol puTs an end TO anOTher drive. as May l4Il blocks OTT any chance OT escape. Marlin l53l is caughf buf nof sfopped. Cass ll9l rushes To his aid. Gary Trager The annual Homecoming game found Pomona meefing Colfon wifh fhe same firm affifude fhaf we had had in our six previous wins. A fhorough frouncing was adminisfered fo fhe Yellowiaclcefs on our home furf before a crowd of 4000. The Devils ran up a I3-O halffime lead and had if whiffled fo I3-7 in fhe fhird period. Affer fhis fhe Devils flew fo glory wifh fhree clinching fouchdowns. When The halfbaclc Devil of The Week - Colfon gun sounded fhe score read 25-7. If was during fhis game fhaf Pomona neffed I62 yards on fhe ground and l36 yards fhrough fhe air. An excellenf pass defense held dur- ing fhe whole game. Tailbaclc Marfy Keough nefled I2I yards on I6 running plays resulfing in an average of 7.6 yards per carry. Redland Wifh a firm delerminafion fo avenge lasf year's defeaf, fhe Pomona club definifely obfained a be-rfh in fhe I95l C. l. F. playoffs by fheir vicfory over fhe Redlands Ter- riers, I4-O. lf was fhe Devils' game all fhe way. During fhe enfire game fhe Devils had fhe Terriers boffled up far back in fheir own end of fhe field. Greaf defensive play by fhe Devils' line, which was fhe besf performance of fhe season, and fhe brillianf punfing by Keough lcepf fhe Ter- riers af a loss. During fhe game Ke-ough sef a new record wifh a 'lerrific 89 yard lciclc. Bob Hollingsworfh end Where did rhar arm corre from? Trager l34l is pulled down from behind, Devil of The Weelc - Redlands Bud Cass Keough l33l breaks Through The Chaffey wall. Jones l48l, Tackle Devil of The Week-Chaffey ready To block advancing Tiger. Chaffey The final game in The C. B. L. found The Devils giving a whipping To our TradiTionaI rivals, The Chaffey Tigers. IT was on The lvl. S. A. C. gridiron ThaT The Devils Took sole possession of The C. B. L. crown wiTh a decisive win over The Tigers, 20-7. The Devils Turned in a Top TlighT Team performance as we ran up a 20-O Third period lead. The Devils' defensive line came up wiTh anoTher sTellar per- formance feafuring The ouTsTanding work of linebacker AI Duran and guard Bud Cass. Quarferback Billy Hardy played his besT game as he ioined Keough in sparking The Devils' offense. This win broughT The Pomona-Chaffey counT To 20 wins for Pomona and IO for Chaffey wiTh Two Tie games. C. B. L. champs... C. B. L. sum-up Ready for The underTaking of The l95I C.B.L. season, The Devils, having ripped aparT Their presea- son opponenfs. lunged head-on againsT The Berdoo Cardinals, who were The firsT To fall under The Devils' fork. Riverside and ColTon were nexT To be puT on The shelf. WiTh a firm deTerminaTion To avenge our previous defeaT by Redlands, The Devils handed a shuf- ouT To The Terriers. The final game of The C. B. L, season maTched The Devils againsT The Chaffey Tigers and found Pomona winning Their 2OTh vicTory in The Pomona-Chaf- fey series. When Keough T331 goes down, he Takes Two oThers along for The ride in The BoniTa game. The Devils' line make sure a Try Through cenfer Tails in The lvlonfebello game. Simpson l42l clears The way for Keough l33l on an 68 end run in The Covina game. ' O O SSBSOI1 S Monie- San Ber- River- Boniia bella Covina nardino side ToTaI yds. gained 3I8 I37 398 272 373 yds. gained running 259 I07 I52 ISI 243 yds. gained passing 59 30 246 9I I3O no. passes Tried I3 I2 37 I6 I7 passes compIeTed 5 5 20 9 I I passes inTercepTed I I 0 I 0 Tirsf downs II 6 I5 I3 I3 ToTaI yds. IOsT 24 8 I5 23 II no. Touchdowns 3 3 6 3 5 exfra p+.. I I I 2 I sTaTIsTIcs CoITon Rediands Chaffey La JoIIa CaThe- SanTa Mon- ToTa draI Monica rovia 307 207 34I 305 32I 273 343 3395 I7I 94 224 I96 I6O I7I II2 2070 I36 II3 II7 IO9 I6I I02 23I I525 24 I3 22 I8 I4 I5 20 22I I3 8 8 I3 I0 9 I4 I27 2 0 0 I I 0 2 9 I6 7 I4 I5 8 I0 I3 I4I 9 23 7 I4 3 24 6 I77 4 2 3 4 4 4 4 45 I 2 2 3 4 3 2 23 La Jolla---first in The C. I. F. playoffs La JoIIa, The winner of The San Diego Ieague, was The TirsT To TaII To The mighTy Team from The small Town. The Devils Took The TirsT game of The C. I. F. playoffs before a crowd of 7000 by a narrow win of 27-21. The game was highlighfed by The Vikings' Try To Take The Iead in The finai sTanza. As The resuIT of very good Team pIay The Deviis heId a comTorTabIe Iead of 20-7 aT The end of The Third I-Iariiine I5II is in for a IiTTIe TroubIe. period. During The IasT sfanza The Vikings gof Their second wind. ATTer each shared anofher T.D., The Vikings Took To The air and closed The gap To 27-2 I. The exciTmenT of The crowds reached iTs peak when The Vikings recovered Their on-side kick. Finding Thai' The Pomona waII was solid, The Vikings were unable To score as The game ended. AI Duran guard DeviI of The Week- La JoIIa Adrian Rodriguez Hardy l2ll gels him down. as T-larllino l5ll puTs in The Tinishinq Touches. guard Devil of The Week 7 CaThedral Cathedral---C. I. F. quarter-final game Sinking Their claws inTo The opponenTs, The Devils meT The winners oT The CaTholic league in The quarTer Tinals on The lvl. SA. C. gridiron, WiTh a semi-Tinal berTh as Their goal, The Devils lashed ouT a deTeaT oT 28-I3 To CaThe- dral. There was no sTopping The Devils This game: They guickly scored Two Touchdowns in The TirsT period and anoTher in The second, seTTing The halT-Time score aT QI-6. The PhanToms had To give all They had To score Their Two Santa Monica---C. The semi-Tinals OT The C. l. F. playoTTs Tound The Devils giving Thorough Trouncing To The deserving SanTa lvlonica Vikings, 27-6. By The Time The Devils Tinished wiTh Samohi, They were a compleTely vanquished Team. During The Third and TourTh sTanzas, The Vikings did noT pass Their own 42 yard sTripe. Again Pomona opened The game wiTh a TerriTic Touchdown run by Tailback lvlarTy Keough. IT was Touchdowns, one in The early minuTes oT The game. UnTil This poinT The Pomona club had scored The TirsT Touchdown in every one if iTs pigskin vicTories. The highlighT oT The game was The ever presenT experT running OT Tailback lV1arTy Keough. Also our exTra poinT Trio was excepTionally hoT This game. WiTh Tom Johnson aT cenTer and Marvin Taylor holding, Bob Cuellar puT Tour ouT OT Tour Tries be- Tween The uprighTs. F. semi-final game a hard ToughT ball game unTil The TourTh guarTer, aT which Time The Vikings began To realize ThaT They were TighTing a losing baTTle, and Tried some roughing TacTics in a lasT aTTempT To score. AlThough Pomona was ranked as The underdog, The Devils more Than maTched The highly em- phasized sTrengTh oT The Vikings. Jim Sf UTI Rodriguez l5Ol slop- Saniinlii on a desperale play on The Tnuilh down, Quaid STl59asT Thl DlTThVVk Simpsonl42land fo l l ssi on epay. i-:yi o e ec- Y SanTa Monica 'E' . A f 3 Wim' Q' A4 4 if XM ' Q21 'in E., 4 Q SGBSOI1 SUITI-UP ln sTride wiTh The Theme oT our book, P.l-l.S. came Through wiTh a championship Team. The Hop- lcinsmen, sTrengThened by reTurning IeTTermen plus many oTher excellen+ players, ToughT Their way Through The C. B. L. and righT on To The C.l.F. crown. The Devils, scheduled Tor a hard eighT-game lineup, breezed Through The preseason games. Con- TidenT Trom These vicTories, The Pomona club launched Their championship drive on The local league. ATTer a Trying game wiTh The Berdoo Card- inals, considered by The Devils The hardesT game played in The l95l gridiron season, The Hoplcins- men Trounced The Tour remaining league Teams Tor The C. B. I.. championship. Again The Pomona hopeTuls launched Their cham- pionship drive againsT The TinesT Teams in SouThern CaliTornia. Urged on by The TacT ThaT we had never won The C.l. F., The Devils s+eadily walked over CZ FOOTBTILI. ir cHHnPs I, L 1951 4-N9 25 6- l FooTball coaches Lewis Manville, Bud PeTersen, and I-larold T-Toplcin Q. V , ,. :A schools much larger Than Pomona. The mighTy Team Trom The small school, alThough ranlced as The uncler- dog, wenT Trom one game To anoTher wiTh The sTeady pace OT champions. Pomona has reached The C. I. F. playoTTs beTore, buT only To be subdued. This Time The Red Devils enTered The Tinals, Tops in slcill, wiTh I2 sTraighT wins, all oT which paid oTT in Pomona's winning oT The C. I. F. TiTle. I F. Championship Football Team: Row l, left To right: H. Hoskins, B. Holling w Th, P. Bender, W. Johnson, T. Johnson, A. Rodriguez, B. Cuellar, D. Simpso B Jones, B. Cuss, M. Keou h, R. McLeod. Row 2: W. Clopp, M. Taylor A. D g , uron, Washburn, B. Downey, B. Adams, K. Mortin, D. FleTcher, L. Muniz, G. Troger, B Ho oll T J D11 R R rdy. Row 3: H. HGTTITFIS P. Swunberg, R. H 's er, . ' o . n , i 1 , omon, J Hockodoy, J. ScoTT, B. Slogle, D. Colvin, R. Weingorten, J. Vieyro. Row 4: B Venolio, J. Smith, F. Pierce, G. Harris, F. Pelsue, A. LoVors, H. Ellis, V. Moy, J Esporzo, R. Vieyrcz. 2 5 bee fooTball---C. B. L. champs! John Sullivan, Capfain No longer are The lmps limiTed To sophomore TalenT. Pomona. for The firsT Time. launched a Bee Team which seT a perfecf pace for incoming lighTweighTs To follow. The official enfrance inTo The Bee League found The lmps giving a 32-O shellaclcing To The BoniTa BeeweighTs. The Monfebello Oilers fell To The mighTy Bees I3-7 in The second preseason baTTle. The firsT score was Tallied up by CarTer as he raced To paydirT on an inTercepTion. A series of fumbles lcepf The score from being any larger. Covina, nexT on The schedule, was placed on The vanquished lisT as The IighTweighTs hammered ofuT a 38-I3 vicTory. Henry CarTer, Al Ferguson, and Dan Dioses, all fine ball handlers, showed up as fine varsiTy maTerial for nexT year. League com eTiTion opened on The P.H.S. field wiTh The undefeaTedplrnps adminisTering a 40-7 defeaT To The Berdoo CardineTTes. The lmps brolce a 7-7 halffime score To Tally up five T.D.'s in The final half. The poTenT Bee- weighTs nofched Their fiffh sTraighT win as They swamped The Riverside Bees 38-0. Here The lmps displayed Their mosT explosive aTTaclc of The season, scoring all Their T.D.'s on drives noT less Than I5 yards each. CarTer again showed fine sporfsmanship and greaf Talenf as he sparlced The lmps baclcfield in The encounTer. The lmps adminisTered a shuTouT To The ColTon's Bees, as They sprang To Their Third win in league play. The Bees, powered by a greaT backfield, seT up a 20 poinT Tally in each half, and Toolc compleTe conTrol of The enTire baTTle. Wifh a clean slaTe, The LighTweighTs clinched The l95I C. B. L. Beeweighf Championship by lashing ouT a suifable whipping of I4-7 To The previously undefeafed Redlands Terriers. This game rang up The sevenfh consecu- Tive win for The classy lmps. Coach Ray Lewis' undefeafed and unTied LighTweighTs complefed a perfecf season wiTh a 38-0 Trouncing To The Chaffey Cubs. Halfbaclcs Dave Nelson and Henry Carfer paced The lmps running aTTaclc, Carfer neTTing 90 yards and Nelson, 83. As This final game closed, Pomona sTood wiTh a ToTal of 253 poinfs wifh only 38 for The vanquished. Season Scores Pomona Bonifa O Pomona ivlonfebello Pomona Covina I3 Pomona 40 San Berdoo Pomona Riverside 0 Pomona ColTon 0 Pomona Redlands 7 Pomona Chaffey O Coaches Ray Lewis and Pofe Sefelnch 4' ,Q ,...i if X D Fred Naqano comes in to aid Jolwn I I Ulloa as lie sprints on liis way. :W Jolwn Ullaa is stopped lnard on a try around end wlwile Gary Bentley comes upto aid. C. B. I.. Bee Football Champs: Row l, left to right: K. Unfrecl, B. Phelps, R. Coldwell, A. Ferguson, P. Beloucl, D. Nelson, S. Telles, Y. Morioko, D. Dioses, G. Johnson. Row 2: B. Libbe, J. Piering, B. Hoover, J. Brozel, J. Corrillo, B. Covener, R. Ortiz, G. Rock, B. Rose, L. Johnson. Row 3: Couch Fefe Setelich, G. Taylor, G. Agun, D. Bellows, D. Hart, G. Bentley, W. Cross, J. Sullivan, J. Curci, M. Hollcmd, B, Smith, R. Arfunion, Coach Roy ewis. Qeaee . A F6206 322531-47 QQIEEFSLFQJ 7222 wg .QW-Psr tl V 333 Zi 'lun 5 '2?'qw- ' I varsify baskefball Coach Slan Acres and Capfain Marvin Taylor. Hindered by a prolonged foolball season, lhe Acres- men mel wifh slill compelilion lhroughoul lheir baslcel- ball season. Allhough our Devils enlered every conlesl wilh grear spiril and slcill, lhey were lo experience one ol lhe mosl disappoinling seasons ever lo come along. The Devils' slrenglh, sel off wilh lheir lhree refurning leller- men, Gary Androus, Marvin Taylor, and Gil Ballcam, was Season Scores Pomona 49 Pullerlon 43 Pomona 22 Chino 43 Pomona 32 Sainl Anfhony 54 Pomona 48 Redondo 58 Pomona 39 Claremonl 38 Pomona 30 Chino 20 Pomona 53 Redlands 48 Pomona 47 Downey 60 Pomona 40 Chaffey 72 Pomona 54 Bonifa 45 Pomona 40 San Berdoo 43 Pomona 26 Redlands I9 Pomona 32 Chaffey 43 Pomona 55 Colron 57 Pomona 42 Riverside 52 Pomona 68 Cirrus 37 Pomona 54 Fullerlon 35 Pomona 46 San Berdoo 56 Pomona 48 Redlands 44 Pomona 3l Challey 39 Pomona 44 Collon 58 Pomona 48 Riverside 39 firsl fesled during rhe Chino Tourney. Here The Pomona Five advanced fo lhe semi-finals leaving Chino and Red- lands in lheir wraclc, Alrer This fine showing, Downey pul us info The consolalion braclcer, and Challey pul us on Jrhe bus for home. Nexl The Long Beach Tourney hosled lhe Devil Five. The hope lo redeem our eliminarion ar Chino was shorl-lived as The Devils came up wilh lwo deleals. Varsity Basketball ieamz Rovv 1, left to right: D. Brovvri, P. Swonberg, M. Toylor, R. Hollister, G. Androus, B. Root. Row 2: B. Munoz, R. Romon, G. Bcilkom, J. Price, J. Ditto, Manager J. Fueniez. 'af I M 'is 'Hi W9 'Koo Q-Q . .-PM W Wy We Q? Ap fiiifkii LF., Si inf B qwi dil. c Emmy Q ii 1 f 3807: A 357 -in Rus 908035 A , -:' - 51 :afar SA. ,-f :ally 'Jun 4, .. 't ff' bee baskeTball--- C. B .L. champ The new Bee League Tound Coach l-loplcins launching his champion- ship-bound lighTweighT squad. Led by Al Ferguson, John Sullivan, and Gordon Taylor, our TighTing Tive handed a 46-36 deTeaT To San Bernardino in The opening baTTle. The midgeT Devils Trampled Redlands and ChaTTey nexT. WiTh our 47-4l win over The previously undeTeaTed ColTon Li++Ie JaclceTs, The Pomona Five Took leadership oT Their league. Every champion experiences his oTT day, and so wiTh our loeeweighT lmps: The Riverside courT baTTle was The TirsT oT our Two deTeaTs. As The second round opened, Berdoo and Redlands were again To Teel The exploding aTTaclc oT our lighTweighTs. WiTh The championship wiThin view an unexpecTed deTeaT was adminisTered by ChaTTey. From second posiTion The Pomona Bees nofched Their nexT win over The ColTon Bees. Gordon Taylor hooped 20 poinTs To become high-poinT man Tor The game. The Tinal conTesT oT The season Tound Pomona meeTing Riverside Tor The I952 C. B. L. Bee League Championship. During The enTire game our Imps ouTclassed The Riverside Cubs. The individual honor Tor high-poinT man in The Bee League was awarded To Al Ferguson Tor his ToTal oT IB5 poinTs wiTh an average oT l8.5 per game. Season Scores Pomona 46 Berdoo 36 Pomona 48 Redlands 44 56- Pomona 5I ChaTTey 40 Pomona 47 ColTon 4l an rw BX-V T Pomona 42 Riverside 49 Pomona 54 Berdoo 4l gordon Taylor' Capfagn . Z Pomona 57 Redlands 52 H ld H R, C h Pomona 32 ChaTTey 34 are Op ms' Cac Pomona 46 ColTon 45 Pomona 74 Riverside 45 41- C. B. L Champion Bee Basketball Team: Row l, leTT To righT: J, Slevens, B. Libbe, B. BleTcher, G. Taylor, P. Blackwell, J. Sullivan, R. Puhl, A. Ferguson. Row 2: D. Dioses, J. Bruzel, M. Holland, J. Corrillo, R. Alvarez, A. Sullivan. 1 varsiTy baseball Sfa n Acres, Coach Coach STan Acres and The Devil nine headed by IvlarTy Keough, capTain, were one oT The mighTiesT combinaTions yeT To represenT P. I'I.S. on The baseball diamond. Hav- ing puT TorTh a conTinuaI wave oT baseball TaIenT The Devils, wiTh 3 more wins, will Take an undispuTed TirsT Tor The C. B. L. crown. A 3-win, I-loss preseason and a 4-win TirsT round oT league play seT The Acresmen in Tine con- diTion Tor The annual 20-30 Baseball Tourney. The Es- Pomona 3 BoniTa 2 Pomona I2 WhiTTier 8 2.3, E:TjE,j'2Qfi25 Pomona 4 FuIIerTon I fi 'Leif'- fi -'i 5':'7'-'ff' Pomona 7 FuIIerTon 8 Q sun, Pomona 7 CoITon I 5 Pomona 7 CiTrus 3 ' T' Pomona 8 Covina 4 X Pomona 6 San Berdoo 4 lim Pomona I5 Riverside 2 Q X Pomona ll Redlands I Pomona 7 Escondido 3 l Pomona 7 Muir 6 Pomona 2 CiTrus 4 Pomona I3 CiTrus 5 j Pomona I ChaTTey 3 6 Pomona 5 BoniTa 3 Pomona 7 Riverside 2 Pomona 29 San Berdoo O condido nine were The TirsT To Tall, immediaTeIy Tollowecl by Muir. An unexpecTed upseT marked The quarTer Tinals as CiTrus, a preseason Ioser To Pomona, hammered ouT a 4-2 win, puTTing The Devils ouT oT acTion. Our oTTiciaI C. B. L. season, usually headed by Chaffey, This year rained ouT, was opened on The Pomona diamond wiTh The Devils seTTing up The pIaTTorm Tor Their campaign. The YeIIowiacl4eTs were The TirsT To wiTness The ouTsTanding Varsity Baseball Team: Row l, left To right: Manager F. Jarosh, B. Slogle, N. Herman, A.A Ferguson, J. Arzola, D. Dioses, Manager J. Fuenlez. Row 2. M. Keough, M. Taylor, G. Androus, B. Munoz, J. Price, .I. Sullivan, J. Morgan, G. lciylor. 2 Neil Herman lets one loose Bud Cass rounds first with time To spare Gary Androus To Colton. in The preseason Covina game. piTching oT MarTy Keough, who piTched The enTire game, Tanning IO, limiTing Their hiTTing To 5 singles. l'le missed a shuTouT by an unearned run in The ninTh. SeTTing The pace in The baTTers box were Androus and Cass who each knocked Two runs across The plaTe. NexT The previous- ly undeTeaTed Berdoo Cardinals Tell, 6-4. A Top-noTch nine inning piTching job by Keough, The hard hiTTing of Cass and Androus, and The Team's errorless deTensive play carried The Red Devils To This well earned vicTory. River- side Tell by The wayside in a deTeaT of I5-2 wiTh Munoz on The mound Tor Pomona. The brillianT hiTTing oT Androus seT a remarkable pace wiTh 2 home runs, one in The Tirsi' inning and The oTher in The sixTh. The Redlands conTesT may be called The comedy oT errors. The Devils pinked Two Terrier hullers Tor nine hiTs and drew six walks, bu+ errors Marty Keough Buddy Muioz Bill Slagle Gordon Taylor Joe Fueniez, Manager Frank Jarosh, Manager an Jess Arzola Jerry Morgan Jerre Price John Sullivan Dioses Al Ferguson Neil Herman accounTed Tor The bull: of Pomona's runs. Top hiTTers Tor The Devils were Keough wiTh 2 Tor 5 and Anolrous wiTh 2 Tor 6. Wi+h This I I-I vicTory, Pomona closed The TirsT round wiTh a clean slaTe. The second was TeaTured by a grudge baTTle wiTh CiTrus. The Devils, eager To win. leT loose and senT Them home wiTh a I3-5 beaTing. A denT was puT in our clean league slaTe as The Tigers from Chaffey leaped inTo acTion on The Devils, seTTing us back wiTh a 3-I deTeaT. WiTh only one loss in league play The Devils hir Riverside wiTh a 7-2 Trouncing. Keough had a no-hiT shuTouT unTil The boTTom oT The sevenTh when The Poly Bears leT 3 hiTs go resulTing in 2 runs. NexT a compleTe shellaclcing was Thrown aT San Bernardino, 29-O. AT This poinT in The pennanT race, Pomona and ChaTTey were Tied Tor TirsT. Marvin Taylor speeds foward home plate Jerry Morgan, always on the alert, Tries a Marvin Taylor in the Cl-iaffey game. pick off in The Chaffey game. Q Manager Don Schmidt, Coach Roy Lewis, and Manager Don Colvin iayvee baseball The I952 Junior Varsify hopefuls af fhis wrifing are sef af 6 wins fo losses. Coach Ray Lewis and his defermined nine lashed ouf a 7-3 defeaf f Bonifa in fhe inifial confesf of fhe season. John Sullivan hif 3 for 4 while Roser brcclc and Ferguson combined fheir pifching falenf fo Iay ouf a 3-hiffer. Th nexf fwo games found fhe J.V. nine soimewhaf slow which resulfed in fhe holding fhe shorf end fo Whiffier and Fullerfon. Defermined fo make goo fhese Iosses fhe Lewismen hammered ouf 2 consecufive wins over Chin: During 'rheir second meefing, Ferguson once again fired a 3-hiffer, issuing n walks and fanning nine. Junior Republic nexf invaded Pomona, and wifh 'Ih help of 5 errors. sef us back 3-O. Errors seem fo favor Pomona's squad. bi neverfheless wifh Dioses hiffing a homer in fhe firsf inning and Sullivan wif his 3 ouf of 4 hifs, fhe Devils nosed a IO-9 win over Cifrus. Nexf Baldwin Park Ieff fheir marlc on The Varsify hopefuls followed L: Cifrus making up for fheir previous defeaf 7-O. The boys from ouf Chino we were fhe Iasf feam so far fo suffer a defeaf under fhe hands of Pomona's J.I feam. This was one of AI Ferguson's finesf showings as he fanned I3 baffe giving up only 2 singles. Slowing down somewhaf. fhe small-diamond nir nexf suffered 2 sfraighf losses adminisfered by Bonifa and Junior Republic. Season Scores PN Pomona 7 Bonifa 3 Pomona O Baldwin Parlc 5 B Pomona 7 Whiffier I2 Pomona O Cifrus 7 Pomona 3 Fullerfon 6 Pomona II Chino 0 Pomona I4 Chino 2 Pomona I Bonifa 2 f Pomona 6 Chino I Pomona 2 Jr. Republic 3 N 5 , Pomona O Jr. Republic 3 Pomona 4 Jr. Republic 8 - f sf' Pomona IO Cifrus 9 Pomona 3 Chaffey 8 J. V. Baseball Team: Row I, left to right: K. Unfred, J. Smith, J. Brozel, R. Alvarez, D. Dundas, B. Martin. Row 2: G. Harris, C. Goodwin, E. Rosen- brock, L. Houfz, B. Sneddon, B. Libbe, B. Bletcher. Missingi A. Ferguson, J. Sullivon, D. Schmidf, D. Colvin. 2 5 Pele Bender Sho? Pu+ Track Pal Blackwell High Jump Jack Bluefhman Pole Vaull Coach Bud Pelersen wafches Bob Hollin sworfh Henry Carfer IOO yd. dash 220 yd. Relay Team Alfred Dennis IOO yd. dash 220 yd. Relay Team Hollis Harlline Sho? Pu? .mm Q clear The hiqh lump. Roger Caldwell 660 yd. 880 yd. Monle McCanne I320 yd. mile Jesus Vallejo 660 yd. 880 yd. L , . . ZZ ,.,q, We K H 1, fda I ,,--. 5 www L - Q ii ii- - P A if A Q, .Q J r A L' sg i f Track. alThough iT seems To be a very inTeresT- arousing acTiviTy, does noT receive The amounT of supporT ThaT iT deserves. This year's Team. under The experT managemenT oT Coach Bud PeTersen, has molded iTselT inTo one oT The TinesT groups To back P.l'l.S. For The lasT 2 years, alThough The A Team has noT Turned ouT as Tine a perTormance as could be expecTed, our powerTul B and C di- visions' Teams have made up Tor This seTback. The C. B. L. league opened wiTh a dual meeT on The ColTon Tield, as The Pomona Thinclads made a clean sweep capTuring all Three divisions. An early season Class C pole valuT record of IO TeeT was made by Dave Perrin. NexT San Berdoo's varsiTy Track squad noTched anoTher vicTory aTTer coming Trom behind To nip The Devils on our home oval. Pomona, however. Took The B and C divisions very easily. OuTsTanding perTormances oT The meeT were Those oT Bill Berry who equaled The school record oT I5 seconds TlaT in The l2O-yard highs and sTepped The I8O low sTicks in 29.6 seconds. Also Charles Hollings- worTh won The mile by upseTTing Two oT The C. B. L.'s besT disTance men wiTh The aid oT MonTe McCanne. Riverside ran away againsT our A squad, buT were To Teel The ouTsTanding TalenT 'QT The Devils' B and C divisions. Once again The Devils swepT The Three divisions wiTh our dual meeT wiTh Redlands. This meeT erased many old records To seT up Those which will be mighTy hard To break in years To come. Bill Berry sTepped The l8O lows in 20.2, a new varsiTy mark by 2 seconds, and Lionel Thomas made a winning leap in The Class C high iump. Thomas cleared 5'8 equaling The besT Class C mark regisTered in SouThern CaliTornia unTil ThaT Time. The conclusion oT The ChaTTey dual meeT ended The C. B. L. season, which Tound Pomona holding TourTh in The A di- vision and TirsT in The B and C division. The big evenT oT The meeT was a 54'2lf2 shoT puT by PeTe Bender To seT a new high school record. Bend- er's big Toss was The second besT regisTered in SouThern prep ranks up To This poinT in The season. Pomona's unbeaTen Bee squad romped To Their C. B. L. Ti-Tle wiTh Deryl Manning pacing The vicTory wiTh Two sprinT vicTories. -ar 'Y ff' 19161, P Track Team: Row l, left to right: W. Clapp, J. Christy, J. Hockaday, R. Base, B. Hollingsworth, S. Smith, M. Holland, P. Puleo, C. Hollingsworth M McCanr1e, R. Caldwell, J. Black. Row 2: Coach Bud Petersen, E. Pe-Tersen, D. Nelson, H. Fretter, B. De Garceau, J. Bluethman, O. Morales, N E T' Id G B R W' t P Bl d H C rt R 3 P Be der R Ot' J St s D Weis D Hollingsworth O Unck B Berry D IS , . ear, . elngar en, . e ou , . a er. ow 1 . n , . r iz, . even , : , . , . , . , J ckson, A. Dennis. Row 4: S. Telles, D. Manning, J. Ulloa, J. Vallejo, G. Bentley, R. Greer. Row 5: O. Ruff, P. Alvaran, L. Esparza, L. Johnson, aker, K. Brubaker, B. Root, F. Pelsue, D. Gallon, J. Simmons, H. Harries, D. Dice, W. Pennington. Row 6: B. Bishop, D. Perrin, D. Bellows, A ssell, K. Ewart, H. Ellis, J. Linder, B. Moses, J. Curci, D. Bellows. C. B. L. Track Finals: The ChaTTey Tigers played hosT Tor The Tinals in The Traclc and Tield evenTs. Pomona, keeping in sTride wiTh The oulslanding pace They seT during Their dual meeTs, came up wiTh championships in The B and C divisions, each capTuring 55lf2 and 54 l,fIO poinTs respecTively. Bill Berry, a iunior classman, seT a new C. B. L. Class B 70-yard high hurdles record wiTh a Time ol 9.l seconds and Tied The B IZO high hurdles record oT l3.6 seconds. AlThough The A division sTood in boTTom spoT during The Tinals, iT Turned ouT ThaT Bob l-lollingsworTh Tool: a lirsT in The high iump aT 5'lO , Charles l'lollingsworTh Toolc a second place in The mile, and Bender a second in The shoT. rdlers, leTf To righT: Bill Berry, John Hoclcaday, Ronnie Base. Cross Counlryz leTT To righT: Lionel Thomas, Ed PeTersen, Jim Simmons, PaT Blackwell, Missing: MonTe McCanne, Phil Puleo, Manuel Orosco, Sam Cox. ,Nw - QW Mwgggsgef' 'ill ,T tennis This year's tennis squad could be conlenr only with its limited Jralenl due to the loss of many of its lettermen. Nevertheless the team Coach Latham has put forth was earnesl in its efforts for the title, and is now in a tie for third place. Coach Latham managed his team with excellent supervision and foresight, presenting a schedule for the preseason games which was the best ever 'ro be set up. match- ing Pomona with the most outstanding teams in Southern California, including Monrovia, EI Monte, and Whittier. The record maintained until league play stood at 5 losses to 4 wins, meaning that 'l'he team had lcept a fairly good average. For fhe first time Pomona has had a dfouble round in its tennis schedule. The first round stood with 2 wins and 3 delears. The second, headed by River- side which fell 5-4, should prove to be better than the tirsr as the team needed experience. The +eam this year consists mostly of sophomores and iuniors which presents an excellent crop for nexf year. Pomioyna has not won the C. B. L. championship since tar baclc in the I92O's buf if the same continual interest is taken in tennis as has been shown in the pasl' few years, a title should be coming our way soon. G e W Tho pson, D. Brown, R. Orselli, R. Blowey, M. 2 B A t n, P. Svvonberg, J. Ditto, R. Hollister, N tt R y G M M M. Clepper. 9 E :Q F X z 5 P iF X ,4 . Y X 35, sw Richard Lewis and Johnny Edwards awaif any and ai! iries for a drive, Seasvn Scores Don Brown Mais for 5 Pomona 7 Chino I Serve' Pomona O Whiiiier 9 Ivionieiie Knapp drives a Pomona O Monrovia 9 powwful backimnd' Pomona O S. A. C. 9 Pomona 2 Ei Monro 7 777 7 '77 K Pomona 7 Elsinore 2 gfillllln Pomona I Anaheim 8 Pomona O Whiiiier 9 Pomona 6 Pullerion 3 QHIIIII' Pomona 6 Riverside 3 'EIIBF' ..- Pomona 4 Colion 5 H Pomona O Chaiiev 9 Pomona 7 Redlands 2 , Pomona O Berdoo 9 , ' Pomona 6 Webb 4 j ,ff Pomona 5 Riverside 4 i Pomona 4 Cclion 5 Jon Diiio waifs for a drive Rav Biowev and Roy Hoiiisiei chaik aT ihe nei. anoiher poinr io ihe qood. fm., 'Q A 'k xii iw Y X x , , X . ? , l ,, 1 X X uk f if X Y r x ' 1 1 1 Q sg M Q I, Q i X s 4 i v, , 1 H L 1 , K x Cjefglyn Craig, pr:3sids31 l B S- vM'a,!l our sporfs mmdec g I .a.a. ' To Creele, fflwrougli allwlelic amd Social eciivilies, a spiril of democracy. and fe upheld and carry Gul llie lwigluesl ideals el seorlsmemgiwip and coopera- iion is llie prime cbleclive ol llwe Girls' Afhleiic Associafion. This G.A.Pi., pregrerr: was carried arf H flirouqlw llwe bllw period P. E. alexa, erwd'-gpciriscred by l w- Tennis Team: A, fgii A 'ir 1 B F ,, f F ,, ,i Miss Lciveridge and Mics Larimer. Tlwe girls were mosl' erellwusieslic in llweir play days and sporl lournemerilai Social affairs included e snow Trip, Clwrislmes pearly, and beriauel. Qflficers i ' were: Carolyn Craig, presicler-rf: Phyllis Vlfoocirull, vice-president Slwirley Timer, iecrefaryg Alice Morqerf, freasurerf Anile Jung, piglilicfly qlwairrnan- Joan Hiflier social chairman. GAA Officers--Sefalrifi: S. Efcused P. EA. slucienfs- WY-Vlif f if ihfi l,C'flC?Y. C. Cfaiq, P, NVQ'-cl cage, Rfw I, id? fc. fiqrv ll, Ely E. 'ell Sierdinqi J. l-liilipi Bcurmfols, N, lfzhngrfril A, Comme, Rv Ax, Jung, A. 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Pomona, California LY. 2-6006 9 I INA., A - 'F ' .,.,,,. , ,Qt 3? 15 Uwe muscf WESTMONT BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP M' S SHOPPING CENTER Josephine, Vince, Carl I620 Wesf 5'rh LY. 2-2882 Second and Towne Pomol Groceries - Frui+ - Vegetables Var-Ie:-+v Du:-ni fxAPa+Q i' For The Finesf in Painfs and The Lafesf in Wallpaper Visif CQIOI' Ll' IISI1 279 S. Garey Ave. Pomona. Calif. LY. 2-0009 l FIRST NATICNAL BANK 30I W. Second Sf. Pomona, Calif. t One Mary Rufh fo anofher - l-lere Senior Mary Rufh Rider deposifs her savings wifh P. l-l. S. '50 graduafe, Mary Rufh Niver af fhe main office of fhe Firsf Nafional Banlc. Eddie Brown, Sr. Marfha E. Brown THE GILLESPIE STUDIO Porfraifure Baby Specialisf Weddings Kodak Finishing o 264 Wesf Second Sfreef Pomona. Calif. o LYcoming 2-l538 Thank you, Pomona l-ligh Seniors, for your ever increasing pafronage and may we confinue fo serve you in fhe fufure as pleasanfly as we have in fhe pasf. 93 Co-CapTain Keough, C.l.F. Commissioner Russell, and Co-CapTain Hardy admire The permanenT C. l. F. Trophy presenTed To our Team by John A. Evans aT The FooTball BanqueT. Marilyn Nixon pracTices her Tap rouTine while Richard Weis and Gpal Thomas go Through Their acT Tor The Senior Tale-nT Assembly. Described by many as The mosT ouTsTandinq social evenT oT The year, The All -Sporfs Dance was reigned over by Queens B. Thompson, Track, M, R. Rider, baseball: M. Townsend, Tennis: C. Hoover, TooTballg and M. Nixon, baslceTball. C. Johnson, K. CoulTer, B. SweaT, F. Collins, D. CoaTs, J. Bush, and 'Sl qraduaTe D. Palmer model baThinq suiTs Tor The Girls' League Fashion Show. Gil gives Queen Jackie a lciss while Princesses Marilyn, CharloTTe, Gwen, Mary Lou, and parT oT The Homecoming rally group look on. ParT oT The big crowd aT The annual Junior Carnival spend Their money To help pay Tor The Junior-Senior Prom in June. I George T. Davis, L. A. Herald-Express sporTs ediior, malces our CIF FooTball Championship oTTicial by presenT- inq The perpeTual Trophy To Hardy and Hoplqins. You can Tell by loolqinq aT These couples ThaT everyone enjoyed The ChrisTmas Formal, which was held aT Edmunds' Hall in Pomona College. U5 Mi - Q ... .1 --... .- 81.6 Q8B.E.IioII' Ave....Pomona,CaIif AS RAY E. FISH Q . ' 55' Assoclafe Af 1 I REALTORS 8 N, Miggfggfifr 5 LY. 2-7484 LY. 2-5734 .GX Cunarxmznx 0 YC Bfmxms W E BADON'S RESTAURANT AND FOUNTAIN Congralrulafions Io Ihe I952 Seniors LUDDEN DRUG COMPANY LY. 2-3002 Phone LY. 2-2I I9 E. D. CESPEDES PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER 2I4 W. 3rd S+. Pomona, Calif. S AG HAMILTON'S DRUG STORES 496 E. I'IoII' 205 E. 2ncI LY. 2-2032 LY, 2.I559 WRIGHT EROS. AND RICE Lane Cedar Chesfs Furnifure 252 Sou+h Main LY. 2-IOI5 FOR REALLY GOOD FOOD TEX'S HITCHIN' POST .Orange Grove and Garey . B. 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Facfory: Ouf Easf Fiffh Sfreef fo :ii3I25 lb' W' Holi Ave' Pomona' Callf' Phones: LY. 9-3l76 - -9-42I7 - Evenings 7-4l65 BlGELOW'S MARKET Wholesale and Refail Meals H Q H 434 Wes+S econ d LY. 2-29I9 Cameras - Phofo Developing - Film Phone: LY. 9-48I4 PAUL'S STUDIO OF BEAUTY Paul Hendon, Beaufy Consulfanf Everyfhing Phofographicu I34 W. Holf Ave., Pomona, Calif. Ample Parking WILLIAMS 8: BURKE Z8 W. 2nd LY. 2-7175 The Ivlobilgas Sfalion af Holf and Garey Avenues Pomona, Calif. Phone: LY. 2-9l20 WW most grateful Many, many rhanks go lo everyone who slaved wilh me, my hard-working assislanl edilor, Phyllis Maurer, and our mosl co-aoperalive slall, To make rhis Cardinal lhe mosr ourslanding in Jrhe hislory of P. l-l. S. Gary Borens, Billy Beamon, and Wally Tale led ralher a heclic life as pholographers, buf lhis crew, headed by Gary, lurned oul some very line shols aller all. Dean Granger gave us lhe Devil of The Week piclures, and lhe Los Angeles Examiner conlribured lhe Monrovia acrion shols. As for n rl! .YN Qlll il ini -'IJ J X rl i E.. ,ii a- A L good-nalured man who was always ready lo help when- ever we needed him, was lhe mosl capable adviser any yearbook slall could ask lor. Besl of luck lo Jane Pillman, lhe I953 Cardinal edilor. I hope she enioys The work as much as I did. Lorella Meyer, Cardinal Edilor ever-presenl palience, Mr. Roy Day and Mr. Willard Preslon ol The P-B Press, lnc., Mr. Bill Relchin ol lhe S. K. Smilh Company, and Mr. Vince Newcomer of 'rhe Melro- polilan Engravers deserve lull Credil. Mr. Brown, lhe ,X . 1 Q ., . ' r V -. 1.-fr ' r v w V A J! 'V A .5 if -:O I 'H 1 , , - Q ?sQffQii 5 RH HKHSXQR F U Yi Q 2 Eff LE 0? Rx Six Yi HTSYH laik NH QD Yi ui A: YE n 'I . f .ii '1 'I1 'Lll!'- fF'l5 fE ' ', ' ' . .T f .I2 ' I . aa 45, . 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