Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

i ' UN CRATERS ON THE COVER ARE FROM A LICK OBSERVATORY PP OTOGRAPH OF THE MOON 'K wiv VNU! X I s b A,-WN, m x ,, ku L f ' 1 l B A W - V. H. x, Q, . X - . M n K' N X M X A 1 t .xx , g X- ' .X 1 'xx --. 7' , . TN hi x xt- Nj x . ,Q J g-- -X, n 8 R, '4 f f. , Xb. f-- xi xy., A , . V ,A -X, 4 .NN . .. 5 XE N M X Y 1 ' - 1 If k X X-3' X X if x I XWX 16139 Xa N N wk NX X 'L xxx x 1 :LU-L- N 1 iufx X x X ww' Fpomoma HighSdwoo1 Pomona, California 5 .. Q I PROJECT: FUTURE IN FALL, regisfralion and alfendance office pro- cedure lp. bl was faughf Io bewildered sophomore recruifs 8l before Ihey learned research funda- menfals rom adminisfrafive and faculfy spokesmen lp. I4l and sI'udenI flighf execufives lp. I8l. Fool'- all and homecoming season lp. 20l led off an all-year fitness and morale program. Communica- 'rions sfaffs lp. 28l su plied progress reporis. Through mainfenance ol? food supply, research equipment and health of personnel lp. 301. Iirs+ sfage of fhe prolecf. RESEARCH: PLANNING THE FUTURE. led rapidly info design and produclion. IN WINTER. junior-grade personnel lp. 36l, were aciive wifh upper and lower classmen in specialized organizafions of Pro'ec+ Fufure lp. 44l. Dramafics lp. 621 boosfed morale fhroughouf fhe year and 'Ihe depicfing of life sifuafions on This planef gave workers confidence fo direcf sysfemafic affenfion 'ro a wider universe. Juniors drew up blueprinis fo complefe a DESIGN: PLOTTING THE FUTURE. IN SPRING, senior personnel lp. 74l maierialized Ihe dream which had emerged long ago from a sei of space Toys. Baseball lp. 921 and Irack lp. 96l compleied 'the fifness program. Working wi'rh aduli members of Ihe communify and sfafe in Ihe world of Pomona High School and Ihe species Homo sapiens ensured readiness for acfual PRODUCTION: MEETING THE FUTURE. . . sf W -,swesf-:V .nw U.: ymgm Nl, ' iii! fi AT? fs. 2 nv, ,, .vw ,W-My . , . , . 9' g-1 ir , 4 J muv W'e ' Man has been obsessed with a dream, an immense dream. a dream of a iourney into space. For cen- turies he has envisioned himself making the one short step to the moon with which he will begin his search through the unknown. This book is an account of our dreaming. planning. and working toward space . . . toward the unknown . . . toward the time when future is no longer future. It is now. And we can only hope that our preparation has been sufficient to carry us where we want to go. , .,,,,.,,,,,,,...,,,,,,.gwq..,,Mwgv-4... .-.mv-N ..-ww --M V - -'-- - ' '- . 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Q , Ill 11 nv 1 N 1111 S ll r N x X N1 HIINNIOI If l PLANNING THE FUTURE nf, 111 II11' l'1'l1llll of fflllffl5X' llllll ill! 1,11 11'111'Ir1 of vi1'11Iifi1 pr 'lrilily 111u1'1'N 11111111 Hfl'UlKl 1111111111011 in 1'isiI ,Hx 111'iqI1l1r1r ill NI, H.. f1111'1l1111 X111-Ill. l nil:-cl Nhl- Xwxu' ,'fJ1'l1ill IL- in-5 ci4'lIh'l', 1911111 11' Ninn' -111111 tlAl'l1I'iIlt4'll In pe-1 1 ul lslyil .1 .xl11g11:i11r',l Worlcers in lhe regislrafs office, firsf slep upon enlerinq flue research grounds, quarded all lop-secre 'ecords and cenfidenrial informafion. They lrepf personnel well-informed by puffing ouf the bullelin alfernafe mornings. This year's force in fhe rcqislrafs office included F. Dill, H. Chow, Mrs. Dixon, B. Coul son, B. Trumbo, and Mrs. Dunlavy. CSRCDUND CREW LAUNCHES P Prospecfive scienfisls, lufure execufives, and engineers sfood in lhe REGISTRARS OFFICE lo fill our forms required for enlrance info P.l-l.S. Experimenlal Grounds. Mrs. Margarel Dunlavy, regislrar, and Mrs. Sigrid Dixon were unlailingly helpful in answering counlless quesfions which arose when we began 'rhe job of malcing our dream come lrue. The records of our lime spenf in edilicalion were diligenlly lcepl by The ATTENDANCE STAFF. We credil 'rhese Two groups wilh slarling us our on +he long srruggle foward our goal. The oflen-visiled ailend- ance office, under Mr. George Churchills super- vision, was busy all year keeping fraclc bofh of re- rruifs and of lheir more ex, perienced associales. Those on lhe slall were, lasl row: R. Slover, J. McKinney, F. Davis. C. Malney, D. Or- lega, J. Williams, M. Mar- lin. Third row: D, Puiflcover A. Sanderson, l. Cardiel, J. Hibbs, C. Johnson, C. Lloyd. Second row: J. Rob- erlson, R, McKinney, D. Biscl, Mrs. Mona Moore. J. Frohlich. Firsl row: J. Beemcr, G. Slell, Mr. Churchill, C. Berry. l 6 QJECT pC? C'I'!VTf'! f '?L1K'7N ' Vr'l TlJ ffwward 'OSCdf'H Lahrfm Y-mf-, md brmfmfq vfcnmw. 7 if 1' .f W,125s?5?faff'a,,, K ' ,:.,Nj4. g::ZfV' 'Xffhfr NT:-3. , ' ,X X t '7f'gf'-Q, 1: -+,. -- i tlxbn-- ,R 5 C C50 ffvwiri 5 nur femariif-Oes'3n-nfffz , IfF'T rhffdL,Nf3 r' V516 f f-FCHCKS 1'f'rrYv. N 'H'- dum' 'av'OirP',', nbshfff- fv H1 PHS. ix rv f 1 Gfcwd brmfm' aopffnviafe ce'aN+ios, SEN' ifffw bds 1 'f rfvff-mlb labfxfmfyrf, ff frwv ern ,-,rNufEf1 t' fmfvw- 'ffl wffi r 11 sllps fr Hwancff- f'SI,'W,'CYIf' fifvfs. New-res? space proic-cl exesufive. Isopnamore olllcersl were, lop Io bollomz Presidenl David Brooks. Vice-Presidenl Peggy Deal, Secre- Iavy Gail Dingle, Treasurer Par Sihrnidf, and Social Chairman pal Smilher, Reserve brvov shsff Helo accurnu aled Irrrswleoge ccncerfini IInis world, bu? al,r, probed into Ihr: larger universe be-ycnd CUV OVIDI7. Arriving for Iheir Ioasic Iraining were The ambilious new recruils. SODHQMORES showed Iheir enrhusiasm im- medialely in Iheir desire Io learn research rouline from more experienced associales and from Iacully spolcesmen. During Ihe nexl Three years Ihey would become Iop experls in specialized fields. They enlered in'Io Ihe Training program wilh Iorealh- Ialcing speed. Wilh a run-oll eleclion of compelenl officers in social living classes. operalions began. Firsl proiecl wilhin Ihe larger Proiecl Fulure was Ihe sophoe more class Homecoming Iloar. Cupids Cul-up was one ol several recruil-sponsored dances which provided relaxalion from rouline research Talenrs ranging from magic Io iewsharp were revealed in HSI. Louis Ahler Dark, class Ialenr show. One day's social living classes were given over Io measuremenl for Ihe much-anlicipaled sophomore swealers. Under advisorship of Mr. Townsend, raw research recruirs were shaped info readiness for Iheir nexl Iwo years on Proiecl Fulrure as design and produclion personnel. BASIC TRAINING SI Qffganlzini ne.-1 recrul?S under Censullanl Iowniend were Sopho- 'nare conncil members. slandinqz R. Perers, Mr. Townsend, S. Payne, B. Edwards. C. Adams. Sealed: B. I-Iazlefon, If. Townsend, J. Johns, G. I-Iolf, D. Ballard. .311 s.. 3, IX . , -4 'N , 'YU J.: 'Q if j 41 M M A . 4lxm-h , I Y .V 1 wf '37 E' . 'T' ' gf, J, A, 3 . , 1 YS ,, 1 W V -4 v ,L ' 'cr ' 1' f-an 'ff - . V TSI! gf: ' ' 1 , A . 0 .J . Q .. J ' ' if X ' f-, gf 2 'K- 1 vw, I I , ' V1 1? , Ae? fi! A-fk fl Ki? 1 5 44' 'gf' .1 ' -v 2 x h I . .' xvlyky K AL' .tl N B M 3 4.1 .. .5 is . . . ix Aff 'xi' 5 .id , ull Sw YJ .4 .' E? x Q N - qi? A V I , A ..musg'.m lx - .1 Yr f B ' J 'B 4 ' ' A J . L Fl A f. ' -' Fi? , J +9 7 E '. , 7 , 04 U if :' ' JN . ' H 6 S -in 1 Q 4' , E A A-3 n mix , 1 4 3 i as by I . 11 :I - -v ' 'Q 4 A, if , A Ex Im N I fr.. M - J cs 1 ia I I ' ' B-bi, I B 1 Q .EA A RESEARCH- Qfvgr W-abmrgfowy Hunkwes warg S, UQ Waf2sf:, R. CeY'Gun'1, K. Biofzmdn. U Uay, P. Deaf, J. Denker, T. Derfybfzny J. Des Rmicrs. . , . P. Dine, T. Ds: Crfnso, S. Diqqs, G Dlnqlo, N. Doane, W. Dnlhrd, K. Pony D. Dofy. ..,D. Dmulha, C. Dunlap, B. Ewan. A B. Edwards, B. Eine, C, Enonas, Efnridqc. ...G. Enqebfefsnn, A. Eubanif, D Pens E. FCHCKJEV P. Fauilcnv, D. Fafmr C. Ffwiz, B. Farrington. .,.B. Fahey, C. Fifcr, J. Heres. Foqhsorrq, G. Fwd. S. Frankiin, Gunnison. G Y . .J. Gardde. S, Gafcfrby, C. Gdunf L. Gebbffr, C. Geo, P. GIU, P. Gal . . . R. Gwnez, K. Gordon, S, GNN M Gmfzbfff, J. GfdRf'K, K, Grani, B. Gray . . . C. Gray, M. Gray, U, Grady, J Gfady, P, Greef, B. Groosrmn, A. Guoqq B. 611469, ,,.C. Sfmmins S. Hof-efd, V. HANK B Hawbmh- B. HO.-1a'd, D. Harf, P, Hnrf. . . . D. Hfarkey, H. Hasenbach, H Hagfcn, U. Hczknfbufv, J, Hawkins, S Haynre, B. Hazlehr, B. Holdbfeder. , . . C. HMG. E. Hfvnvifv B. Henvkh, H Henry, J. Heprer, C. Hornandei, P Hcfnandfzz, . , , J. HHN, 5. HI N. U. HWS, V, Hinlde P. Vwnfnrmufe, T, Hxckamn, J, Hobson. . . . S. Hucq, M, Hofqufz, C. Hnfnms T, Hmifnfzs, G. HJ' J. Holland, B Hubbfuvfi. . . , R.Hnf1Mo5,T. HulcH,J. Hmfinqtnn B. Hrxllihfan, R. Hu?r.1'xFsf1n, D. Hover, J H2551 R. lv: and. When l,3OO space-minded workers were ir. iaboralories and brielinq rooms lor 55- rninufe sessions, lhe main hallway looked like rhis. MGUIXITS Youngesl arqonauls lspace workersl in- cluded M. Isham, J. Jackman, M. Jack- son, J. Jackson, D. Jacobs, E. James, A Johnson, J. Johns. . . , C. Johnson, R. Jones, M, Kasey, J Kawa, U. Kearney. . . . J. Kelly, S. Kendall, L. Kenerson, D Kennedy, A. Keouqh, J. Keys. . . , P. Knode, P. Koonce, C. Krueqer B. Kurrz, J. Landin. . . . L. Langdale, J. Lansbery, R. Lawr- ence, M. Lawson, T. Leach, E. Leake, E Lenz, J, Lewin. . . . C. Lewis, D. Lewis, A. Licause, 6 Lichfy, A. Linares, E. Liscornb. R. Lloyd . . . R. Loqlvry, L. Long, S. Lonqanecker. J. Lokka, B. Lonqbollorn, ll. Loolbourrow E. Lopez, F, Lopez. ...L. Black, l-l. Lopez, R. Losey, J Lucas, B. Lynch, V. Mable, E. Mains, J Mainero. . . . F. MacDonald. M. Maleski, M Mansfield, L. Mansker, E, Maples, C Marquez. D. Marsh, R. Marslon. . . . C. Marlin, T, Marlin, B. Marlinqs J. Mason, B. Mallhews, B. Mallhews N Malhas. .. . B. Mausl, M. Mefier, D. Maylafn S. McCloy, M. Mcllerrnoll, Gr. McLaird ,..G. McMahon, C. McManis, B. Me Millin, M. McMullen, J. McNally, K McNally, D. Mead, N. Meiia. . . . C, Monlqornery, L. Monlqofnery, G Monlrra, T. Morehouse. J, Morris, W Morris. . . . J. Mendez, J. Mnsscr, M. Melier, G lvlitlvl, lvlfclrile, Miller, L, Minor G. Mock. LAL 1 f -M--ILL f - W . --1 A ,., ,, 0 - ,J ffjf, ' -Lf!! -IM' K I A I -. H L- I fV,.u ff' Y gi ' s -4 , ,-,A ,J if 'r' 'C ' i A s il, J du! ,sri i ' K sul 4 -:,v. ,yy 'I ., A 3 K wjgy 1-. X i 'rkre-.ar. l g 1 R, is xy A 2 r ,. 3 f, ' R5 ii -Qi 4 his ' ff ' 1 Q . i A li i E- l 'li x ga :J -4 2 ' 4 ...mal . ' 1.12. mi Tj 'L rr- ' K L fs V f R xii l Ok Y X- fc .14 'J . ,,. wr 1 , I f 4 if 2 ,Lf iii, M 1 A J 43- 1: . V J 'gi A L ' 1. X it X 'A r- fl X ., - ,. 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The board 'rhis year complefed ourchase ol a sire in wesf Pomona for a new high school lexperimen- lal sfalionl, and arranged lo purchase a number of mov- able-lype classrooms lo be lransoorled wherever worlc- ing space became cramped. Cfmvflnixlinfg needs cl lhrf pro 'lh n l l 'h c'nf'iur'ily w I W' Off , C 4 9 f Brard i fdufalifn rfffnbfir-. law ern. T M H,-far N i-im Carl l-l. wzrbfwffr lrxezidvfl, Bf J c fir l P' e ,1, ,, ,. . K-ey lmurw, f exe PRGJECT SPCDKESXN JCDURIXIEY T0 CDTH . , . . Cul-ni: Pi'-'A ' Fill 1-eve Vi-Q--lr'gical and o-3.1 xi Bcy i , Due lo The conslanl combined ellorls ol proiecl adminisfra- l rr JW i lTiDl Dear l G L i B l ll f, ,. VL.. .AV V ,inf ,, and ,, H- for Tors, lhe experiment progressed fried ann- G-Warne , i up ClTu l lbf1l,.r,l4 smoolhly lhrough rhe planning and design sfaqes info aclual produclion. Mr. Johnson could ollen be found al noon on his way lo fhe fron? sleps, while Mrs. Bailey was usually discovered in her office consulfing with one ol fhe girl worlcers here in The planl. Mr. Churchill was reluc- fanfly visi+ed a+ limes by lhose of us who, shall we say, Ndidnl 'fend lo businessfi EN CHART R PLANETS Guiding lhe enlire personnel lisl, from sophomore recruils Through specialized consullanls, was Prinf cipal Nelson. l lis maslery of sys' lem was indispensable in lhe plan- ning phase of our proiecl, and his enlhusiasm lor lhe blueprinling and rnalerializalion ol our plan boosfed The experimenf lo success- lul cornplelion. Facully spokesmen conlribuled lwo kinds ol knowledge necessary lor a salislaclory oulconne of 'rhe proiecl: a broad underslanding ol living on our earlh and special skills which enabled us lo seek slill olher worlds. cos i ning with on-3 ancfhef and wirh youngri personnrl see rcui S ar Jay nrc, cciunselcail, Ethel Allen lEnglishl, Ann n is n 'Hn ua ark Carl Beck lsccial sludiesl, Richard Beech u irrr r- W err J rfmwqgl, Olive Clark lcornrnercel. su f 1: '11 K. xl Z 1 a o Hat 1 'cob 1? 1 P o md W ,59g1 1 .1 X' Boca- A x 55: I ' iw-Lf, ffl . 4 ' 1- , . H 1,1-1 11 V 1 P' ,V v 11.1-fwf-1 11,11 1 1 if Q11 11111111 . 1 , .1 in .1 , ff 1' 121'--11 M1 f-.-- FV: f 1 . , ,'1an -- V133-ff 'L ,a e3u.a'5' Few Gen' 'M 'ffwfe' a '5 we'f av Fwd Graf? f -M315 H'fN'1'X HVVU' ' ' Y ' War Ame- Pi 'H 'e'ii-. ASTRCDINIAUTIQS USFS SKILLS ' 1 1-1 N21-. f H-, 1 , J,.11'- LM'--1' 'EH 14 'Hx' ld H1111 1r,',',1'1N I 1, . :JJ 1, fw- nf' -, 59 EL 1 1 ,'..11,--J 1, L-1.-.' 1 1 1 1, By' f--z ' 1'1'1' '1 1' . E Cl .4 N1 , KJ , f- :VQ 1 1,Q'wf 1111 11' 1 1- .1 L f'l f'l Ll1ll l'll 1'lk l' LHSAI '11 1 ' .:f1'1 1111-xl s1 11l 1' '-1. 1 1'l11', 1 1 1 df- 1 1 '1 11' 111. '1 .1 ' Following ls a page from lne rnlnule boolc ol Prolecl 'I. ffrudenl body eleclions May I4 SGCVGWVY Helen Cl'1OW1 2. pelillon weelc Isl wee-lc ol May April 7, !954. The regular rneellnq olS'rudenlCOur1C1l 3' 'alll lryollm May l7 and I8 was called To order by 'rne presiderrl. Gordon Taylor. l-le 4- Spflflq Fllnq June 4 fold The council flnal rnany acflvilies are scheduled for 5. CGm1361Qf1 Miembly May I3 llwe nexl quarler. The lollowEng poinls were discussed: 6. inslallalion assembly June ION Prioucfrin uF11r11:f:rs in Shri,-rl C1uf'1iil .ff lrrls R 1, l-logfi, --nlf' r1:L,1':1:Wl.sTlv1-' B11 S'1u1'1 rf' lunirnr 114p11:,f- 1 Vwfd Bwolfl., volvo 'rore reoresfzrlnllveg Can Difvsfes, Club Cfnunfl president PM Fllfffl, rnuslc rrfor -,,-rmrlye. , , , Kay Jcres, subllilly .:b'1 'u'Z Judy M1111 Qlrlsl l.eu'1.-- b1f:sEde1 g L'1J131,1 Vlnienl, CARUlNAl. 1f:L1'1:senfal1yu' Arlene Tl'1'r'1f1s Cl-lRONlCLE Q11 'Cr' Ted Pfrl, alb efli i 'f'v7z,f:ne'. 11 Y .aff MQW 1 1 :grain ol rvs0ar'4'li musl iw mplchfl Jr on lim Tirsl man will sul loo! on 1 csfml holly. Dr lllllll llllwr. D1-palrlilir-iii ol Sparc ec um nc olpll lfivlfl. in The fioniplvlv 1 1 ,Ulu Span' irc-prinlecl lxy permis- Direcfing The proiecf from The firsf all-personnel assembly To The senior personnels flighT info The unlcnown fufure al commencemenf was The STUA DFNT COUNCIL, comprised cf sTudenT body officers and organizaTion represenTaTives. Plans were already being formulaTed lasT summer for The proiecT's roufine acfivifies, TirsT of which was The sale of sTudenT body cards. STudenT Coun- cil, which meT every day during Third period, Then Turned To such iobs as arrangemenf-making Tor rallies lSharron Benson's headachesl-weelcly foof- ball rallies during The Tall. occasional sTreeT rallies, and baslceTball rallies in The gym. The Friendship Dance, The Chrisfmas Formal aT Pomona College, Soclc l-Tops, and The All-SporTs Dance were under successful managemenT of Lu Ann LiTTle. STudenT council efficiency experfs maneuvered one of The biggesT Homecoming Days in P.l'l.S. hisTory. The council-organized Spring Fling aT Ganesha Park eased The sTrain as Tension grew in labs and on The proving field. In cooperaTion wiTh The communiTy, chief source of proiecf personnel, The annual Vocafions Day halTed rouTine proiecT procedure Tor one enTire morning. Business and professional men and women informed workers on Proiecf FuTure abouf available fields of scecializafion. March of Dimes was a second ioinf proiecf-communify underTal1ing. These sixTeen planning engineers, advised by Vice- Principal Johnson, guided recruifs and old-Timers Through The year To a TriumphanT compleTion of ProiecT Fufure. n ol lun Nlugnzinv Corpornlionl. QR fvd-fr' 1 ,ar in s ,m's lo loslef nom Slavf Beoscr ra in cha 'Ma' Eager ro mu' lliv iwioialu buildvv-, an was a very loyal Rnd lluuil, Mr, Nelson, iUl piinvlpal. .5547 mflixlf Q Ps, MCDRALE AIDES P Tedvous hours of aeronaulical sludy and experimenlalion were lighlened by weekly rallies. Clever slcils, songs, and new yells were planned by lhe RALLY COlvlMlT'l'EE, advised by Miss Donna Loveridqe. Slcils wenl all The way from Sheriff John lo Draqne+ and baclc aqain. These aclivilies were calculaled +o boosl morale and rnalce spiril grow, for should spiril lag, if would become impossible +o proceed al The proiecfs required speed. Brairs benlnd These flcver antics were members Cl The rally cprnrnillee llower lelflz J. Parlcer, S, Lauqhlin. D. Bauermeisler, S. Benson, P. Sovenson, l. l-lall. Arnonq the special feafures were lhe Maiorefres llower riqhllz M. Appel, D. Qrfega, C. Monfgomery. 354 qsx ai Wm 'iw -Q L a wtf. C513 E I. 9 2.. 5q-!ifi dv SHLQ f'wi:'fF'n'1 '--5'-Mn,-V1 1. .-'- gud Hin my 'few Lf-' ff '-- U N T I C Serfzenr' G. H1-ndww 'a, .L EL N1 Urea V. Slifne 1. Swan A L s C Carfm, C. Kv4.f-1M M, Cv ff Y Su, C' K, R-wh'- , C-, V J TL' r' C Naffei, Csapffff G. Hun mfr. Experf fw1rlm5 wwf- We H111 GSW: firf-fr.-.j, v'm-f-Lfrcgi l, Hn! L P Wn MOn'ga'.S?anfimf1i V,Yf.fL, B. JH 1' man, L, . ,- flkhmf' 'Q' ...J 4 If ,,14-.-..2.- .3.3:5-g.:.g-:gI- ' A A 3 Town: of qirk have been scioniifically frained fo . prornofe and ensure enfnusiasm during Hue Hwree CF phases of our work. MAJQRETTES, DRILL TEAM, .taxa ' Y, FLAG GIRLS, SONG LEADERS, and CHEER ': 3lg'QgI ' LEADERS were ine indirecf subordinafes of Hue 55 H H Raffy Commnlree, and many preciselyffimed rallies X were ine OULCOVTIG of dose cooperalnon among ,, 636, fnese orqenizainons. ' i 'xg E ,,. C L A , . . 'W' Yr AM 'lu . WD' J 1 .fwiif-' 5 v' ,1.D','1 LB-1' L 'x' '- Q 32 I. P+ ,ma A, wg L 1 1 an V H H, ,,,-, , -Aff, N we -Nfl' Q' A Flwu' nf ent, A f- f 'w'1 PF-' 'rn-A L? 'Lf-'V 7--P1L'.... f wwf .-.fw flf.-.fv 2 I 'w1 'Q Cnc. Loaders C, Efffm. R, Cmwf N, Jennnru. S. nm. .W J, R, I-Iniman. , ,A Uv A' : XNL.. TZ sv Ava 91 ',,x':,qQRQ I t .1 Canis-r John Sullivan was named Red Devil ol fhe Year by P.l-l.S. sludenfs. Sullivarfs sparking play led many a defensive plunqe. Devils of 'rhe Weelc, piclced for lhe qames in which fhey slarred, were M. Holland, B. Roman. . . . G. Taylor, L. Avila. . . L. Diaz. G. Harris, J. Bloulhman. . A. Ferquson, B. Blclchcr, J. Ullcm. DEV eelino fop requiremenls in physique dexrerily, endurance, and ccooelarive rnareu-fer were varsity fearn members, las? row: B. Birmingham C Usler, J. Gomez fn. Hinds, F. More-house, B. Townsend, G. Godlove, L. Simmer, R. Yong Twird Row: P. McDerrnoll, B. Adluns, J. Esparza, S, Onliveros, N. Rirra, G. lfenrly, R. Orliz, o. Second row: J. Ulloa, C. Blarlc--.lock G. Harris, B. Roof, G. Taylor, J. Blemhman, B. n Ralibor. Firsl row: P. Bolrlud, J. Sullivan, J. Graham, D. Brownell, A, Ferguson, D. M0 hepard, D. Uiflses. Usual wry Commenl by Devils of The Weelc when inlroduced To specralors al Friday rallies: Beal Due lo rigid physical specilicalions Tor space crew members, P.l-l.S. sponsored a vasl Training program. As a resull of 'lop-nolch condilion al The oulsel, our VARSITY FOQT- BALI- +eam was viclorious in Els underlalcing, winning The C.B.L. championship in a Thrilling, lasl- minule play fype of game al Red- lands. The Devils won Their Tirsr game of C.l.l:. play, and were finally felled only by a slrong Whillier Team. S. Dingle, D. Anlhony, A, Rodriguez, R, Alvarez E. Kaiser. J. Brazle, C. Ollo, L. Avila, J. Lighl Blelcllef, B. Roman, D. Day, B. Shumalcer, R nninq, L, Diaz, M. Holland, R, l-larl, A. Quisl' LS START FITNESS PRCDCERAM and Bud Poforsen. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona 6 IVIonTebello O 6 Covina 7 I2 SanTa Ana 6 20 San Bernardino O I9 Riverside I? I9 ColTon 6 I3 Redlands I? 54 ChaTTev I3 I9 Monrovia 33 47 EI Rancho 6 6 WhiTTier I4 VARSITY EGOTBALL sTarTed wiTh Three none league games, P.T'I.S. deTeaTing IvIonTebello and SanTa Ana, Then losing a close one To Covina. Prom here on, The I-loplcinsmen rolled To vicTory. WiTh pre-season TaulTs ironed oul, The boys seTTIed down To a dogged pace. The long Training sessions and chalk Tallcs paid oTT. Losing only To WhiTTEer in The CIE. quarTer Tinals, The Devils TIrsT Tromped in succession San Bernardino, Riverside, CoITon, Redlands, ChaTTey and EI Rancho. T-I -na wh I .wr L F adTa1' I nic rib CBL LEADERSHIP T':: Prnonal Ull 1 2'f.rTs a lofi ,amf downhr-ld, S-tifordi Gfndin Taylor .-fade, 'fiflflffi Tor fa loci '1a'n.Thiid1JQrf-, Blewh- T in 'zrabs a ' Pr a Touchdown. Trip NE1IiCTV'I'?lfT a Seri CT hc'auTiT 91:1 a af-s, Bow.-1 'HTH 'Ard array mg gal mi-Ms To bu TN '.', inw' CT Powonfi rxlfivi-rf, Dial' and Suilfvan. Bolo.-J, righT' Taylo' ig oil and running fi ru ,TiTT-nrr'i'.'1 Cnqffgy rvlfinfi. idorrecomini TSIT was won by P-rvvona 54 To I3, BEE SCOREBOARD Pomona 27 IvIonIebeIIo 6 Pomona 40 Covina 0 Pomona 40 Chino O Pomona 32 San Bernardino 0 Pomona 20 Riverside 6 Pomona 7 CoIIon 0 Pomona 6 Redlands I3 Lefjcliogsiigmj Pomona I3 CIIGIIGY I5 Lfr3IiCnSIajIm2 Pomona I3 Monrovia 7 n Irainlnq. Pomona 40 Bonira 27 This years crop oI BEES was Iess Iorrunafe II1an Ihose of Irie pasf Iwo unde-feared years. perhaps Io baIance Ihe vicrorious varsiry season. Nonefheless Ihe Bees showed Ire- mendous poIen'riaI for coming years. Imps wound up wiII1 a srring OI seven wins againsf Iwo Iosses IRedIands and CI1aIIeyI. In C.B.L. play, They 'rackled and deTeaIed San Ber- nardino, Riverside, Colton, and Monrovia. L, 4, Picked as Bee of fre Year, Io' ouIsIandin dispIay of Ieadership and pIa,ing abiiny was Raymond Rivera. Turning En a bang-up iob of Imp menro ship were Coaches Ray Lewis and Lew Manville. PRCDVES IVIETTLE AI arfention Ior a chalk IaII: are Bees Ins' row: B. Edwards. P. CnaIdu, W. PIaII, If. Knrney, D B. Besse. Poudh row BcnIIey J. I-Iunfii-g K. Harrison, B. Bow- ' man, D. I-IarIcev, G. Siens. Second row: D. Brooks, P, PaIIie. R. PIa+I, M. McDer- moII', R. CfIIins, 6. Osborn, M. Jung. Firsf row: E, UIIOGI G. Turpin, J. Ries, D, Warinoi, F. Vera, J. Linder, R. Brimer. S+andino Io lead Irie 'IwaIIc Ia1Ira:e Coaclr IvIanviIIe. Co-Cao Iains C. Rivera and M. FeIwri, I-I e a d Coach R. Lewis. 25 Dorv A Keouoh Manaof-i M. Barinfx, N, Taylor. Q M. Caesar, J. DonaIm.e, D, Venolia, A. eabbae, e. ren, R. Yinqor, THrd row: J. Jackman, B. Jones, ras. l Qn Qclober 30 T953 Bl-l.S. ers cnobe Thr- l-lomecoming queen lrom Tourleen can' didaiesi Barbara Ballcam, Par Base, Terry Bell Della Qrlega, Sharron Benson, Carol Berry, Ardis Wilson, Barbara Perkins, Pal Sorenson Barbara Johanson, Juliel Teller. Peggy Washburn, Virginia Siireq and Jan Boyd. Qverhearing much speculalion as io lhe gueene idenlily, many were nol Sur, brised when Barbara Perkins was announced winner. This evenrful day began wilh the Home coming rally. Repeal Performance' hon, ored royally and rally leaders Trom The old days H952 and baclcl. The big momenl arrived when QUEEN BARBARA and her princesser, were crowned. Her Maw-5f, Bf-ibm., Tfrikinu irwini-rl f i J i 'hrrpudhoulhl'r 1ecc vir'f1 Day. CDMECCDMING DAY CQMBINES Among honored Fizersonages al Homecoming celebralions were The PRINCESSES. These girls were runners-up in The elecrion which chofe lhe queen. And alihough They did nor hold The dislind rcsilion of oueen, rhey were gracious and exceedingly beauliiul. Serving as ailendanfs To The queen in ceremonies, riding in converlibles, having Their oicluref Taken, rhey seemed very cleaied when il was all over. M.'.fvg . r fy Vain: Pwr? y ir Tire' HT f- .H -- fanrlirvx T. B-,l rinfl A. W' mr. SCSU-'lf T. naar- B, Pr-'Kira D.Orre'1a. 'ia nh ff Foiiowinq fhe forpnafion and ihe Cay spenf on rhe Campus in iinai floa+ decorarion was ihe HQME- COMING PARADE. 1953 fheme, This Land of Ours, produced a wide varie+y of iioral inferprefar fions. Spanish Club members, wi+h Their Hoa? depiciinq Spanish mis' sion life, wenf home wifh ihe sweepsiaices Trophy. Then came fhe Chaifey game-wwe won- and fhe Homecoming dance a+ 'rhe armory. We remember Home- coming preparahon as a series of firing, fun-'filled niohfs, when we Could forge? 'Phe more serious busi- ness of Proiecf Fufure. And +hen, wha+ a day! PAST DREAMS FUTURE PLAN A x r1r11'XJZH 0 ,i-1 i 2 is CASA 1 f fs K .. .rr , Q' lx Q , my VS H, r' v K ,EAL 4 JJQH, 7,,'1':5 Edifor Ernesf Haag headed rhe research and de- sign phases of CARDINAL I954, awaifinq en- qravers, piinrers, cover rnanufaclurers, and binders to pur rhe book info produclion. PRESSES TELL BUTLCDCDKTCDCD Keeping an accurale over-all record of Proiecr Furure was fhe chief goal of P.l-l.S. log-keepers. Research findings were documenied and filed for lurlher reference, under direcrion of Mrs. Florence Rose. Edifor Ernesf Haag and Assislanr Ediror Norman Churchill assembled malerial for The developmenr of +he log. Copy Ediror Mary Srone recorded inlormarion as fhe worlc progressed. Picrures were shor by Cameraman Don l-lanna. Class personnel lislings were gafhered by Class Represenlarives Mariorie Young lseniorsl, Norma Unroe liuniorsl, and Janice Allen and Charlene Gee lsophomoresl. Nancy Brewer and Sandy lvlaclvlinn sold ads and assembled ad copy. counred money from foolball-program sales, and orherwise ar- 'rempled ro lceep lhe log-wriring enlerprise a solvenr one. Wirh 'rhe de+ailed record from which you are read- ing, we can prove rhal acliviries at P.l'l.S. fhis year have loroughr us ro fhe doorslep of lhe furure. A weekly paper publicized up-To-The-minuTe daTa concerning all proiecT acTiviTies. AssisTing EdiTor Arlene Thomas were News EdiTors Shirlee Laughlin and Charlene ShaTTuclc and SporTs EdiTor Roger MorTenson. PhoTography was by Gary I-lerberT. and business manage' rnenT by BeTTy SmiTh. EnThusiasTic reporTers gaThered daTa in every parT of P.l-LS. Experi- rnenTal Grounds To ensure a progress reporT which would appeal To all personnel. Advised by Miss Ada STolces, The paper This year sprung a sTre-arnlined down-sTyle headline. CornmuniTy iournalisTic endeavors included parTicipaTion in copy preparaTion Tor The six- school C.B.L. Journal and The Teen Topics column in The Progress BulleTin. CDCAL NEWS, HER WCDRLDS Top: G. T'lerberT, Pr'nTer Lawrence Turner, A. Thomas, L. Anfon, and D. Lewis follow The progress ieporT Through iTs Tinal sTage beTcre reading by proiecf personnel. Jusf above: Never This iracTive were, sfanding, R. Morfenson, S. Simons, B. Evans, N. Jennirgs, S. Allen, L. Forbes, B. Srnifh, B. Colrnan. C. ShaTTuclc, S. Laughlin, J. Roebuck, A. Thomas. Seeded: G, Herbert B. Truesfell. S. Scl-ield, Miss Sfokes. Supervising picTure-Taking, copy-wriTing, seTTino-up cT The week v dummy, and priming in The shop across Trorn Roorr I5 was CHRONICLE EdiTor Arlene Thomas. Sraflr bar of-'sornel ircluded E. Bonds. T, Richmond, C. Hendricks, G. l-lr-rberl, R. Morrerwpn, B. Hill, Mrs. D, Quainlance. Members o e 'QJlhfV'?'id wail were C Hillen, N. Slan'on, M. l-lar-in J. Gee, S, Mavflor, E.rv11w-,-, Mu. B. Tai, or, E. Ab-yrnafhv, J. l-lill, R, Daley, J Ba y Mrs. R. Urowarr Mrs, E. r-lwor. RESEARCH CCDNDITIGNS AR Cheerlully helping lo supporl ravenous worlcers were lhe SNACK BAR and CAEE'l'ERlA slalls. under rnanagemenl ol Mrs. Rulh Urguharr. Mrs. Doris Quainlance supervised srudenl employees in 'rhe snack bar, which served proiecl workers during brealcs when appeliles would nol hold our unlil lunch. The MAINTENANCE CREW lnepl lhe experimenlal grounds clean, rhe buildings spolless, and fhe landscaping beaulilul. arriving long be-lore lhe 8:l5 whislle and leaving long aller we lelr rhe planl. Carefully-laid challc lines on lhe Track, flawless baseball lield, unclullered lawns-all lhese allesl To fhe hard worlc conlribuled lo Proiecl Eulure by our mainfenance deparlrnenl. Kgepfro thc C-Xmerirrrrer-'al selling scrupulously clean and alfraglive were. slanding. Ground Chief J. Valleio, W. Cra lord, l-learl Cuslodian J, Marvin. Sealed: R. Keeler, E Rfmrfrs, E. Ca'-vor. On ri lafer shift wore M. Woodard an A, Kiiesffl. w Min. M. Hi , . . , Y . . Sl lli lmrqf. Ol mf' 'Ylillflllcil intrndeed lf. Pffllinqil, J L r- a ,. ilfhiaci Moran. l'. lf-nlinu, Mlm. l. Wy'iiiir. B. Ma f'VJl ll -ws R 'Y ECAREFULLY MAINTAIIXIED Deparlmenl which was of grealesl help in 'rhe lirsl phase ol Proiecl lzulure was lhe LIBRARY. Librarian Marqarel Moran and Assislanl Librarian Lois Wyman qalhered research rnalerial, filed and sorled inlormalion. assisled workers wilh lechnical and lheorelical problems, and sup- plied recrealional reading. HEALTH was a delermininq laclor in lhe seeing lhrouqh of our proiefl. No disease wenl unnoliced while Nurse Benila Schiaaslad made her daily rounds. To Boolclceeper Rulh Masillia in lhe BOOKSTORE we hurried when we had losl our lasl pencil, needed le-Qhnical or research equipment or wanled lo lcnow how much money our club had in lhe lrilly. ow Nurse Bcriila Schiaaslacl chcflcs lhe va cinalien of a navi aloi' fn Proecl Future. Bolnw. riqhl: Brrclcsfore slall rnenwbsvs who sold C Q l If Tfnalefials and lceol Lael: of dollars and Cenls were J. Maples. J, Aler' S, Niewer, B. 'We3ds C. l-lillen, J. Blanev, M. Holley. MW. Q Masillia. 1. I A., 0 ,ff 1 S N, Wm' W miie? Wwe' 'fiolw' scifi? be Nike if ocmirinlow mack? Wff' and deswfed. Om L1 'shy fvcfrlnz 5' 7:15 'Vw f wdfif v-v Wg- erof4'I enY5N gvmmm CH LEAD IIXITCD DESIGN Hdumy ..,.., ,dl A4 gy, Q5,gQf-U55 Fqm-5,1 W. ggwf ,,i qty, 5,5 v E-lfn'w,Wf1af Q-'gr-v.iN1 I Have? WQ,rLf3-5 rgrwffed Idledu ,3DpM,,Q.d f- ffv' -'TWIPUTQ fufidi Fcuk ,n Z5 1, 7 X. x,- x -'w , ggjl. 'SEQ N ,J fwrvz ,.f ..,- if . .sw M, is-T .if A W Af 1 .V-Q xffl- I .Wy 'Qi' . V ' x A+, ' i' T F Nil 4 ' H-'TIE 1.2 Q A V, . S w Q if ,. 64 HI . 'X W? , b f . f' '4 .,A 5:36 1-wig? '.f'iE5!,z Q fifff .V ,e.- cf. .4 -. fc mg' wx f .f-L,r.M ep '-mess' ' Vxfyu. f Ln- I ,N 4 l HW-5 . N 3 JQSSE S 1 wma . -1 4 , Jaw , Ill- 'JE ' A . i X -453 N: '-WP V. 5 s 4 ,, ,ig 'fft-Sw! , 'Gia 'ily ., kii,3L,:g?'iEfii:.?.,ff, We ., Q '5Q,fff',g,Q-, 9 1 w H K -, V , Wim A L fb V ,, . ij ,Q u 1 in-'U ' - I ' -' 5 ,J ,.. . - ,,.:.::, 1 W.. Y Y -,L H1-:I af -1.51 A 5 . 5 ! fl' I 1 ,,i 5 iff 1? If wig .l . I A A E I AF' ,aim r-1 af' Y 4, Q-anal ,,a 'J 'ln' rorlcvl w cnc 0111 lllllllllf fn' u vnzplv xlml info 51211142 ll nun! 'UHUIl'l'.X'llK,IX'1I curvfunx plrllllzwl 1UlllANf', 111111 if if 1ll'l'illfl'N 'HHH wwf: fn' ll fzlilv :I :MH ,fill In ullmr: Ifu lH'1l'5511l'Y xpvwl mul ulizlmlv. --hlllddlilll I. 1-1n rmnl, Q-xu-rpiwl funn llix lumly liligylzi Info Spmr' in life .XIc1g4f1:irw,.xxugllsl '3l. IUT3 4H'IllAilll1i! In fN'lIlliNNiHll funn Reunions: Hmm Incl. PLOTTING THE FUTURE Il 'lHI4' 'llV'l'NY -J fQv:n'ruf llwlm f'Hryw1-mfml vii- , 3 in 3, Rig.. .14 ,B Q Z ATTer much experirnenTaTion and spec- ulaTion, The design engineers lJUNlOR CLASST, under Advisers Helen Harbour and Gayle Alden, began puTTing all Their collecTed research daTa inTo use. ObiecTive was To cornpleTe The design of The vehicle which would carry Them inTo The universe. Each days class worlc broughT Thern closer To The Tinal goal. The acTiviTy which clirnaxed The year was a successTul Junior-Senior Prom. The send- ofl dance Tor senior explorers. The Hal- loween Dance, a calce sale, and The sale oT personalized sTaTionery Tinanced The send- oil Prom. OTher iunior-class-sponsored ac- TiviTies were a homecoming TloaT, The Taco Tromp, and purchase oT class rings. Worlc oT The lunlors compleTed, iT was now up To senior class navigaTors To apply The blueprinTs oT The TuTure To acTual explora- Tion oT The universe. Technol,-gicul experTs headirg The class were llower lelll Social Chairman Mary Shine, Treasurer Jerry Blemnrnan lcorneil Pfesidenl Bill Shu- 'nalcey Vicc-l3reside T BeTTy Bridges, liar righfl Sf?f,lf3'Eily fiarol Harden Blueprinh, lor The TuTure w i A ,e ds , l 2 lun' DESIGN ENGINEERS PLCDl Top designers on TTis projecf were, baclc ol Table: P. Yorlc, M. Boulon, J. Pleasanly N. Jennings, C. Anderson, E. Vera, C. Shalmclc. Eronl of Table: D, Weighhnan, M, Brubalzer, M. Lazzara, N, Unroe, Holrnan. R. F A F A B FUTURE ,-lf. y,, 'A ,Ln- -. , . A-'W , UZ J. 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Q 1 N- I gr ,T-Q .Ll f , ' , , 'H i -Q, 1 Q 2 1 -' - v ' , M ,A , , J, hw 9' r C, .fx fix, J 2: V VVvx. J. x. '. H, . vm' FN 1, , 1 ' xNfI,,.qw, .Y 'Qi ' 4 , ' W Q' wc A ' ' ' L ,AA .A N 1 f I '- ,E W W Q' . ,Q H'-Qfg, aw, .,. M, ww.. P. Y'Ji!IiC'w. A. wwf YL, ... ' ' V, YP 'F' V. YW- L. Winn L. Zen N A -I - ' xv-4. Ax: A , 'N , ' Wk -29 4' Q N- ' A l H. l'.'.:1 N, ' '- if-1-:IB-V rrfvz F' ' Fx. fi N :H' H ' 1' '. 1: ,. R ,' : . A lvl. I 1' M14 5 ' l.'- i rr--r 11. SC?l'VlCO lo communlly and School, puruull el occuoarlonal inleresls, and lwavlnq lun indoors and oul were goals el llwe HI lmlQF3lZQN CLUB swonwored bv Mlm Juan S-rewflrl ard rirejded over ov Priclfa Barnard. Among services renoerrd were counseling al day camo and renovating 'Y' rooms. Fun flmesl' included campouls, beaclw parlv, slumber parly, and carollinq parlv. PERSCDIXIIXIEI. Sl-ICDW SPECIAL KEY CLUB, bresioeo over bv Don Campbell and sponsored by llwe Kiwanis Club. bas played an lmporlanl perl in malnlaining necessllles demanded on llwls year 2 orolecl. Among conlribulions were repalnlinq ol llwe underpass, insrallalion ol a cloclc In 'flue audilorlum, and inslal' lalion of a glass-covered bullelin board En llne boys' qym. Advised by Coaclw Bud Pelersen, Key Club members also lrebr lraclc record boards up lo dale and sold programs al llne 20730 lournnmenl. lvloflwers ol members were luonored af a Molbers Day banquef. kr , , . . ' lf ' ff. Qur. lm' Y' 'z 1.1 'Yur- N. Cm. 'rw , J. LM B. ,.f 1--, Club 'nw' bfef,r'-rmc,if1r sf- lirs .'-'f-'f- lol' rfnbv- le-l'Z 1, lVl '1 A l-H. , . , , . . .r ,,-A J, Brfgwll P. Relslfn, l, ll'-mf. Lfal' 'able 'r'z f: M, em: J. krzr'lc: , P. l 1 J Grfylwgvv, fi l'1',,'rI l, llfwls. Bifl '.1l7I-'I ll'-lcnf-r, l. Vlrlfrfml, N, Clwurrfvl , l. C P l Hr Nl 9 S lellll :bl l J E1 d B l Rl L, dy: .fr-Mgr-gg ' fy rj-li , f.-fa' s ll. 'ffm A. QJIS' X, ff T' . , -,Dil I2 I. ss' 1 ,I 5 7. Bbw 63? ga 1 'ia INTERESTS Amy Odd iobs? This roqueef for mam' ual work wa' made by THALIANS. brain workers Oi Pmifffi Fuium on 'Hue occai-ion of Hveif second armai wcrk day. ProC'1Qds fmm We day of foii bouqhi' a qiif for Hue school. l953,54 iihalians, Guided by Mrs. Vivian Hiiiman, marie? a Haopy frirf fC Cinerfarnfi. RW ffi wi 'ff 'if-1 1 Vfii C41 iff Vviii Sf iififirvzigi Fi-fi f-'f 1fiii 'vii-v: iw-1' lm v,'i ff- Pl-IS, fy i .'ii3,,v'i, .-,'-if-N 1' fqqfi. y QA B, H. V xl Qi, I AA P, V-,.,! All Yi Ha ii. Cfwvukioi R. F'ff.f D. G. Cf:-'V-Uri 1. Se-f-v ' 'i J, F 'if ' E. S ..f- C. Ca Y-'tu'-'1 ly. BM lime N. CP -mb ii Q .lwwrn J. RI'1il.il. E. M .. T. Mi 3 Q. Cpbrn, i,. S J. G',1'i1'v, SV 'T--.L J. H '1 i. F'a f,-aff f. Fifi-'s , E. S. M, T1.WZiA1'w1fw M. E. Lam B. Wi'--,ui-. H. lf :Qu K S.-wifi' U A, Rink-f, FW r'.'.: C. Anim fr L, Hfii'f I fx S.-..fi ?, J, We R C' ,1 1.. N. B Fi. C. FW- 7 :'..i VV. 1 S, S' L- E BV11- ?v',Y'.'1 Q. B1i.- M. F L C, V 1 '11 ', f, ka' 3, Sim 's, S, L5i1.1F.ir i. Lf-ri. F- wir- 'f 5. Jun- F. ri? Dfff, A. A 3, Sul S, ix A-L. E. H , ' N, 5, F' pi i' Q, F Oi fi 'W M. Rfwis -.fin P. V'-Qi, B. BH M , Thiid ' ff: J. Ixffaff T. Gi 1. DB1 :VT l.. S i-.' an r B. iufsde N, J. U is f. Bff -.F D. Wizks 'Yi P. B--:iw-'fi 'i B.C1air S Aiiv-'f N. U' H -- G. H' '11,-'af-v J, B C.N'1f'1+i .ir 1. 1 f1L.S A7 T vi: S. Biff' ',xi.fAjG '4,L.X!V 'f177'!EfiN B B'imgLi f1 57. Ciifffgv H. Mr,Gf1u: . 1. W'1V 1 , VV'i'f iiw Q. iii R. V' '. TW. S 'f- H. Hii. Lf ' M. V S, S':ff1vf Wi. HC :1 gf 11' ' Ummm' A wg ' Q Flirnind an 4,-fn' fwifn Adviser Ani' Afidrfsin fer 'bw Lfin Clubs Rower Banque' to fm.: B. Rinse. G.C1is'i. J. Fzrr- K,', J. Andre.-wi, J. Lewin, B. Be-ssc, F. Sass, l. Bdrker R. Juke, D, Arnwryg B. Cas-,ic1., E. Wi sun. C. Cus'f-liwq, J. Clillocg, Film YCNI E. llwvi. G, Riamirai, E. Smnvi, W. Parr I. l-la'l, A. Qui l, R. S,-.D-idlffl, J Rwerscn G. Caillebewz, VV. Haxizglnl, R. Barnes, R. Cruuller. Fzauitb v.w3 M. Bviiniz C. Recc.1pero, M. Wcciisrey, D. Swirl- D. Wiiliarrs, J. Gwalsfn. L. Siiwners, T. Hiller: r B. Evans M, Maury D. Hmrwincs. Third raw: C. Cole A. Ewbarlc, L. Rf-'eu , Mf3r'qc'new, C. Kruse R. Daley. Secfznd row: J. Eldridge, N. lr' fnas, R. Riell-,, ,l-liil, C, Harfiihn W. l-l-aifglw, E, Bicwn, V. Everew C. Rreinuiiib-1i.C,DnyIs. C. Cflffllik, E. Lenz. From? 'O'-'I' Q, Bayrd P, Jenkins, A. Yales, F. Wallace, J. Gram, C. Bwke, P. Spiyfa A. Kafis, C. Jones. M. Crowder, M. Kraclcldavdl. Qlficeis on flie WadvS3'd Sldalqn R rqlil' are s'andir1 lf. Bauer iaiJer, Rresidenl J, eve : , ' e'-'s B l-lwnw' Versalile wardrobe required ol LATIN CLUB rnembers included a ballwinq suil for flue swimming parly, jeans lor flue wiener roasl, and a 'roqa lor flue Roman Banquel. FRENCH CLUB members lilcewise enjoyed a picnic, and viewed French plays al nearby colleges. WHAT DCD THEY SPEAK CDN F enrn was lL.n f1f'irfwes luv. lasr mv: B. Sfckes, M. lfiaalrnardi Mr. Wie,e. Fil'n ww: C l-lendiiclrs. S. Benlon. M. Rarnseyer, B. Saindo Fzuvn riff: D. Ssrind, S. l-l vnblin, D, Reyalfy, J. Coinffi. Twifd rfv.-iz G. Perfenoud, C, Gr-f-, C. Rbeinqribei, G-. Afkins, J. Medlin, Svc nd rc 1 Vlff:fn?e-fly, J. Lmas R, Vlfaiw, D. Bullard, B. Kern. Fran? ren: C. Hanna, J. CL:'n'iin:gs, F. Mcgauih G. Cresller, R. Wolf. G. l-lerbf A' Viinf, Ffercn Club Rfef,iden+s Bob Saindivn ard Bcb Kerr Wfff'flf:l' if Hey dine go in lfil ,- J ' vin Ve l .. Sprxriislw Club Jrif.-irilinrr' big iniiinq l law. l2 Sr1CliDSl QF .a -'lou' Yiyfxliflf- r ':'1,A'1vi1ev Fl'y'1 ' 'f Y,GUf:7llly bri igli pi dnc' uloiifg lr' alma: fy: figs Nw- liaill lr, '- an .1 .M.:1+-f s new F Bulf.-f flial Szmrisr Culi olliufis weve, Harding presidunl D. Uiosrfs, lQ Rosenb'fw.l. Sffali-ci: G B. C'ffvfAr1i-v' S Working diligenlly lliis year were llie language clubs, under Advisers Anderson, Wiese, and Slone. Language Clubs joined forces al an inrerclub meeling, which le-alured a movie and a ioinl inslallalion ol ollicers, lpurposei To discufs lhe forming ol a universal inlerplanelary languagel Sweepslalces award lor The Homecoming lloal was a lwigli poinl in llie year lor llwe SPANISH CLUB fLos Camoanerosl, nol lo menlion lne Las Posadas ceremony al Ml. Sac and llrie lrip lo llie Ramona Pageanl. GREIGIXI PLANETS? los Carnoaieros ii' me bark row were Q. C3rioll, E. Beclclrxy, D. Campbell, A. Fm- N' gusfn, P. Clialdu P. Beloud, R. Bruner, B. Blelilwei, J. Cumi, M. Holland, J. Slever' K U li d Q lc ns lf Bc lo s Fou r row: J. Ardfews, C. Bculiion, D. Reynclfls K , imp .,o,'liG , . 5 r.. J, Maw, S. J..ialc, P, Forlrfx, C. Nallel, C. Slmlluclc N. Unroe N. Jennvigs, Biefzrnan, K. Roborlson, G. Cadillo, M. Slone. Tlwird 'CWI J. Sinnons, C. Burlson, R.Casnin, M.Yf.,nd. T. Bell C. Srniflw, lf. Wiclcslrorr GJ. Wilsfin, S. VanCo'rl, A. Swailz, T. Reynolds l. Lamb, M. Maury. Second ff:-ff: J. Boyd. C. Davis D Royally, R. Walslw, C. Hill len, J Maples, V. Renlclwler, P. Suaiiano C. Gibsnir, E. Lamb. U.Gaines, D.Cl'ia'n- berlain, E. Flroclr, K. Kaiser, A. Tafoya, B. Clarlc, C. Clwiisliansen, A. Raiclile, P. Vilfevoll, M. Junfz, llrcnl Qu, slanding: lvl. Brown, S. Laughlin, C. McCammon, S. Benson, B. Ballcam, S. Slew- arl, S. DeWeese, M, Vollcer, G. Manzanares, H. He' nandez, U. Brown C. Lee. Kneeling: B, Scariano, Ol- licers kneeling: U. Dieses, G. Cobb. S. Srlwield, B. ClFEVf,:V'Q16:li, E, Pi,i.anbfoc.l. .40 iw. i 4 .i A an Www mi. sf if fi will Jerry Clrillnii Prcspecli'-fe sfenffsls composing flxix Scier'ceAMaln Club l'Oo lelll were, las' re-wt K. Unlrecx, J. hlofgsell, R. Asonsen, E. Beckley, J. Forresl. N. Cnurcn3'l, E. l-laaq, D. Haisfead J. Bella. R. Snarp, M. Vickers, R. Jaska, C. Bauerfneisrer, J Fealher. Filth row: P. Jenkins, H, l-liil, M. Youhg, V. Renrcbef, D, Delrich, J. Cifnmings. S. Waser, T. Srevensfzn, l. l-la l, C. Bowser, Fourlh row: M. Lazzara, A. Klaris, S, Allen, N. Unroe, G. l-lerderson. C. Nallel. S. Var Cilf, D. Lewis, R. Johnson, D. Gelwick. Third vow: C. Hanna, N. l-layes, B. Clark, D. Duffield, G, Wilson, C. Davis, J, Bbsn D, Reynolds, B. Clevenger, T. Paflefscn. Second vow: C. Calerizk. B,Filbeil, N.K1srner, Fwallace, B. Merwin, D. Chamber- lain, M. Ramseyer. Ffrsl row, slanding: G. Slef, E. Lamb, J. Mcss, B. Scariano, E. Wealherly, S, Slewarl, G. Chesler, R. Well, C. Gibson, J. Andrews, Mr, Bollioer. Sealed. J. Slaney, M. Sfone, J. Cnillog, D. Campbell, lBelow, inserll Al Kaiser Sleel, Fonlara, Adviser Bolliger briels Science-Maln members amid charls and diagrams belere budding sciDriVs's insoec' fhe enlire Dlanl. YCDUNG One ol The main knowledge- seeking organizalions was The SCIENCEAMATH CLUB. whose inlricare research program assembled much valuable malerial for our proiecr. The program, planned by Presidenr Jerry Chillog and Adviser Wilberl Bolliger, comprised a variely ol srudies. Beginning wilh a lrip 'ro Grillilh Observalory, Science-Malh members' guesr for knowledge look Them ro Fairchild Aerial Sur- vey, Kaiser Sleel Mill, and Union Oil Refinery. l Prexv Richard Johnson was aT The helm in planninq The bioloqical survey. 4-ao.. X- ..qn. ' -11. Lg ProiecT experimenTs someTimes involved excursions as Tar away as Laquna Beach, Above, Biology Club members peer info shal!ow pools Tor various specimens, which were iaTer puT under Qareiul observahon, AT The riqhf, ComulTanT Parker observe-f daTa wiTh a sTudenT. -4 Q' P SCIENTISTS SEEK FACTS The biological survey was concluded by The BIOLOGY CLUB under Mrs. Mary Alice Parker. Parficipanfs meT every oTher Tuesday, heard guesT speakers, inspecTed a local hospiTal, and made side Trips To a bird farm. The survey gave valuable aid in our proiecT's aeromedical problems. Associafed wiTh The biological survey were Biology Club members, in The back row, B. Saindon, J. Chillog, D. BeuqhTon. T-curlh row: D. Campbell, R. Sharp, D. Bellows, N. Churchill. Third ro-.-1: N. Hays, D. Oelrich, M. Your-q, J. Des Rosiers. Second row: S. Allen, K. BurT, FirsT row, sTandinq: B. Clark, N. KisTr:er, J. Goodell, G. Weis. Sea+ed: M. Quayle, R, Johnsen. D. Barker. QW. in I ' v 1 UV! IU if 1.-L 1 r - Rnmbcdy '. fx K , . H,ms:r '. WU-,. fu '11, .Tr rv- .M,,', HQ J. l,To x'r ..-' C. QU' R, MQKIHM-y J. Buowre-:A W. J' rw-,Iwi U. SV--Qi'vef'm, J. f'X1r-rr R. Y'--rw I. lrrir1 v,V. Mm, C. ,lf-rv f-rr. A Usrww who, uroer Mrs, Paflfmii drrrarfior, adofad bd ra f-4,?rv'A n TJ 5 wvl- orcrered rme t.r ail stage dr Tr-qs wwref, sfardlrwfz, C. Ardcmgrn, J, Bnyd, M. Stone. B. Barlrarrr, N. Acres, C. Hf:rrm1,S. Krr:Ds.SQco fi V3-f-'Z B. Pffrkrm, T. Ludwrg N, C6420 -AH, K. Jones. On +ve: 5' 'z C. Hardin, N Bw.-ww S. 5031. N LIGHTS ML TNN -'lj 2,1 P'C,ei'r2' CH:--1 e OfA': facdfej Ima .fdfw Mr. if'?aQff, 'IYWWVP' ,T'1.'l'Qr'f'J Cfvffffvti, f. 'rw 'WG SCL. J PAW rr 'no brri- 'J ',ff'r wwf' MC g',r'?'. E. Pu J.WQeffJ',G.Tr1 a' C. 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Jf3fP 'a'. BASSQQN: G, fVf'1V'f?, BASS CLARINET: N, FAQ, TRUMFSTS: G, Wbwsff C. Low, I., Liv A, .lfwfcb f, Fm . 1 1 R, S71 9. H fs. Wf faws, TPQMBQNFSJ Q. C ' 'N J, 'Zin-rv af? J. Nf--,9f '? P. lfvf-'QYSG ff, SE'fTVCT D. C 1 ',,' Hx, BARJTCNJE 'UPNT K Rf, Q, Kwfizff' SOUSAPHONE: P Sm-Lmfx. LPUMS: 6.010 J. VV, Wf':'n C. Jw'-' J. ,V1'-Jwrlzfflx N B 1- fr-' : S. Cu' J' W4 M V, MP 'F F, W '1 'rf 1, fvvffl ff-ff-N' RKER5 IC REST WEARY W0 , .. v4 -'K' qw' ' V r 1 H ,V 5 fs'- fl ' V-NV' ' . ,'.1V ,mug A ' I O 'X BNA mfgy N55 t Am' li, dx Rhfiiflwb Vi, Rua ,W f NU Tm iff ' wnbfq, L-1 A SQ, .f.. w nu , Y ff,.r BNC f sw S-4 Shi. 'f C'kiw? t VOICFS I IFT IIXITCD UNKIXICDW Voirgvs blending inlo unsurpassed lmimony belonqrrd lo The Madrifgals, in lne baclc icw, J, Nm,-ssmilry J, Wrii'lwlnr,,, G. Vin- atieri, J. Curnrninqs, F. Vera, V. Yell-on, U. Callaway, V. Bacon, F. Morehouse, L. Loqui-, G. Ashford, Fronl vow: T. Payne, P. Mcgauqn B. Hafnblir, G. Stall, P. Seabern, J, Granl, G. Selser, G. Cnfser, B. Pailcx. Fervwfrirw voices blending in'o cernolefe rmvicrwy be onrwd lo Girls' Glen Club rr -Trvlouvs in llw llaclc vo,-.', S. Mull S. Benton, P. Deal, D. Slinqei, B. Woods, B. O'Reai, D, Awvibrusler, J. Messer, Cf. Orlig, S. Franlclm, J. Hawlnins, D. Wil5'1n, Serord for.: J, Dellinger, C. Clark, l,'. Taylfr, B, Bronson, P. Srniflwon, S. long' fxneflwr, B. lvlclvlullen, M. lulde, J. Coroer, 9. Clark, M. Pinza E. Perez. R Loses. Fronl row: M. Swoifzer, J. Moses P. Thomas, 9, McCloy, F. Koonce, S. Blaine, M. Ziegler, T. Piclwrnond, M. Randazm J. Sfalvl, R. Snoolc, A, Ewbanlr C, Ercinas, M. Moore. Two selecl vocal groups pleased s+uClenl and communily audiences. MADRlGALS chorused arllully al Kiwanis and Rolary Clubs, al llwe Prolessional Women's Club, al llwe Firsl Clwrislian, Pilgrim Congrega- lional, l.Ull I9F6I'1, and Presbylerian Clwurclnes, al Norco Naval Hos- pilal, al a relired 'reaclwers' ban- quel, and on slage in Rhapsody in Blue. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB harmonized during our proiecl year af school assemblies. al lhe Clwrislmas con- cerl. before llwe Oplimisfs, al The Pilgrim Congregalional and Firsl Clirislian Churches. and in a mulli- sclwool glee club feslival. STRATCDSPHIERE Coming our wirn H10 band or singly on a iorg v,4r,. succewon of occewlons, Mr. Frank Cummings CQNCERT CHQIR no? only oroviricd reiaxafion enferiainmcfni, find inzgfirafion for our hardfworlong personner, buf carried Hs fare-nf fo The communiry fhrough Mrdwinfer and Spring Conferrs, programs 61+ serwco duke find rumor nigh 5Qnoois, and a Soufhern Caflfornra errors! fesfi-va! ar Pomona Col' Wage Fwosfed by rne PHS. Chair, The Combined A and B Choirs, prerided over by Gawen Sciscr, lrrlumpned iff year af baccalaureafe and Commence nnenr evorcr QQ. .M T FLW- A f-Yr Y 11 xx rf 'J' f ', kw 1r 7'V 'mf 1 'F 'w Hwy, rf .. fm ' 'rfr L' '-' C x1'1'. Ffw. Br Y- M: Cin Cfofr r' -- wbw fvwcfn: f- fron? 'f 'L5 f- ' YP v' ' : r B. Hfwr I' Q. SVA' J. Ev ---' G, Cv'-fffsfr GJ. R i F, Mc,rf,'zf,gf- ks J, REI--, C, Dwarf R. Wiit, H. Cru.-., G. S0'f1', B. Krn5w V. FW 'H'-'I C. G iff! T. im' g'f' 1 R. C 5inS F. Y 5 Br f- f:r1 ,rw rr, G, A H' rc 9. B ,rw C, Emvu W J. Nr 4,', W' S, F rf- L, Grf, f1f, LMA' 'f f Pr' rrr- 1 FZ S AiC T. Cflnewa-, Hwrf T'NL r!V i, E. Bw -.n N, Swr ', r, K. Br' M' C. Cf 5054 J. Cum in 1' S4 H 1 'if' .LR 1-r- T1 1. Vfrfrirz C. Vfv O rd' M, 9'-Id E. Hfrr f' 'f f- F, l-1...,fIf, To-fi rf S. Me'M r' P VV-,mfar J, l. 3,Jif K. E'-'-be'o J, H w': ': S. L1..1 'r' J. H' mf- S, V'- c'.f' '. G' Szfwr Q. I 1,3 E, F -' f'X, Sw' 3. E'f X VQN1, 5. le 'r,f- A. Ffh- , PG,-'rfn S1 'rfJ 'i. 2 R, Q'-.f-. P. VH- S. VH Q ' S. ff VWJ ,V G rvrr B, For. Nw, N. Vf-'Mr V. Bf1rf'1V,Yf- rf J.Qr1r',J.Mf1- S. Jnmi C. Hf'r:1 'f. Zarnh K, B., :f1r, E. 7' -1-vfn ikcrsnwyor, V. CNernrffn,. From row: G. Wfwi C , nmnfon, J. T1-Vw, R, Horman, VV, Vv fy5f1'vvQf, L Jenner S. H,-Q., S. Bei! Y H rf B B x HEVH CW-SV-1' SMf.f.wr' P, MEGFIL. :rw J, PCVQVQ J, Mdrnry, .1-WL J, E'n'Lf2 Du',, B. Mr-'e.rvW M. S'v'rW1 Y, Surveors wonder if this equi 'neni will work in soace Y F7 Agriculfura efperfs on Froic-cf Fulure included, lop, Mr. Beech. Las? row: H. LaPTa-rm, J. Simms, G. BQCTV, C. Cassell. Fiffh row: D. Mead, f ' ' T . Vkffiqril, i. Hfwoll R. Buflcharf. F0ur'h row: J. Slirez, D. Blaclf, B. R VY, Fl-Is. Ilwrd row: D. Bwrclay, D. r-lo-fer, C. Holmes. 5. scoff, S. Lriwl' Second ri-.-1: L. Gebbifz, E. Allsup, T. Yeiasguez. R. Qc-rbi, D. Renn. J. Granizh, J. Lokka, Sea5ed: B. Eulsler, I- Vera, R. Plalf, R. Benfley. dx Agriculfural problems were referred fn President Ray Plafl and his sfafi 'if Fufure Farmers. Whaf mighr fhe crop po+en+ial be on Mars? Agriculfurai siruafion on Rrojecf Furure was inferpreied by FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA. Specializa- lions in livesioclc raising, ornamenlal horficulrure, food producfion, and poul- fry ranching ensured rhe susrenance of oroiecr workers. Adviser Richard Beech and Presideni Ray Rla++ reporied also fhaf his group of engineers cooperaied wi+h +he regular sialic in laying our and olannino lhe sife for Proiecf Furure. Fu'rure Farmers displayed goods ai 'rhe Los Angeles Coun+y Fair, worked in radio and +elevis?on shows, and wen+ in+o fhe field 'ro siudy agriculrural maf- lers. On ofher occasions, field 'rripsw were broughl lo F.F.A. members, as when a pair of sheep were seen being shorn on rhe norfhwesi side of our experimenlal sire. FUTURE CALLS FARMERS, HC - 05. i x -.,. 5, ,I , r sidro owe' F-uure Flcmemakers in Prciecf Fufcrff Q Mafififra Bonn and Barbara Jcrdar O me lifllkl, Fl-l.fX. 'ne'nbf2r samnlii in-Dir rnullins i 1 ian' Cn lhe lhird Thursday oi every monih in Room QI we found over a hundred FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA under guidance oi Mrs. Alice Jenkins and Miss Helen Builerbaugh. Oloiecl of Pl-l.A. was +o leach every girl worlcer +o be a grealer assel lo her home, communily, counlry, world land galaxyl. Services were a lifreen-dollar Unesco gill, serving af lhe Foolball Banguel, lhe Fafher-Daughler Ban- guel, and al A.P.'l. and P.'l.A. dinners, and parlicipafion in lhe slale conveniion. For recrealion. members engineered an inslal- laiion dinner, a molher-daughler parly, a Chrisrmas parfy, and lwo beach irips. l-liunl, frainefi F..'ure l-lcwomalers from iur-if-r ard gf-:ri i 'ln-si-u were, ir ire lzaclr ifiv.: ff. Broom lie d, lil. VVei'qhlman, S. Benlcn. Srzvonih rewi C. Masrarnezf., J. Holmes. J. Gee, N. Slanlon, G. Rciaz M. Andrade, Sixllr row: R. Reyes. G. Man- :a'aie'., P,PMn, S.l-la'+'w1r' C. Jatlf S, Sage M's. lfrlfim. Fil n i if.: H, l-lernanrifei, S. Sowswoid G. Carla C. Var' Ofrdi B. Buinlc, S. Allen J. Hibbs. l5'su'lla row' V, Knox C. l-larvrillfin, S, Voss, B. Mei' E. Bonds, B, ll'-mas, C. Miller. Third row: M. Smith fx, Yxlf-3, F. Goodwin, P, Ross. J, Gran? V, Yrrlon. Second rqw: G. Gufiirer, B. Pierce, J, Reilly, P, Reilly, K. Siens, G. Caudillo. Sealed: K. Benz'-n, B, Enffh, J Gorzdifll, B. Jordan, R. Ryan, 6. Afhey. Ease' sf,oh:'vi'i1- nfvices a' O - i mes'if mailers .-acre. in fhi. bank r ff, P. Prim, C, Krueger, E. Lenz, M. Cro .-.' ow, Mm. 5u'ff1rbauun, E. Van D'-plce, N. Clavlr, M. Kasey, C, Badders K. Robinson Fillh row: J. lafks n, M, Ronroc, D. Cuvinglon, A, Thur-, B. l-loiobredm. M.Jaclcscr1, C. Cole, D, Lriolbourrovv, P. lzaullcner. F irlh ron: S. Grill, J. Uenlcev. N. Dave-or r M, Cwisleser, R. l'lCYV'E1Y'd'H' K. Town- iifd, B. Unlrf-'l l, Kar-a. Tfirci rwf: C. CCVTJY A. Biaflr N. lhfinwaf A. Bir iir 1l1ri ', li. Barnard, A. liqaugfp, .JA Wiigr-yi, B, Barllelf. Sfifrind row: J, Flares. B. Srarianii, V, Slwrif, B, MrMillan. l,. Rwanion, lx Ballard. Sealed: K. Roberisor, C. Marvin, M. Boolly Y. Gunnior. S. Pdyffr. MEMAKERS Tw' W1 i . X i w ',,'ii ' O' V - 'iIl'f's in In Inv- Wynn .-.row or 'rw 'np -,wpg II. R1-Iiiffl, F. Davis S. iiiwibiw, B. Fcsfer, P, Sovrensor', IR. C:x'.:i'1i,xf' S. 51- '3'1,Thi:d :Jeri J. I.uias C. Daxis, M. Kr-firkhai-df, S. E. VVa'f-' II. Tn' '-ii.. Sen ml swriz B, Timwsdfif, S. Tmr '-', V, Cam J. I-If-:se D, Swniqer, K. Roberlson. Sidiwvalk' M. Rixndosm, D. Ballard, L, Jenn'-4, K. Dif'I. wiaV! S. Bfzrjkivl, V, Skenu, S. W-,-Iv'-I ,I, S'.xl '. Rn.f'r.- In-Q r'-.nhl ' ini- por .ill into space 'n V111 .-ray. Perlecfinq crealive dance roulines Tor Ihe Chrislmas program, 'ralenl shows, Rhapsody in Blue, and Ihe Public Schools Week program, plus hos+essing 'rhe dance symposium, Icepl Adviser Donna Loveridqes JUNIOR ORCI-IESIS members happily and grace- fully occupied. Sf'ifr'z 'f erfmrfe Crvisfan 'A mfzhip cn campus wc-rf: Campus C , . , . i, L hristifw Club memoc-rs, ba'-r io.-1: G. Riccaroi, R. Jonnson, R, Jmka. R. M- 'Q'-n,on, J, Vini'iOri, J. Nr-,smild R. I-Ioulihah, T. Marlin. I:ou h rww. Y. Gwirison, D. Adams F. Davis, V, Clark, P. Kinq, B. Ellis, M. Rowe , H. I i . J. Simors, M. Brown C, Badder. Third raw: C, Miller, M.Af1fx i'. J, Jfi'.k'o'i B. Unlrerl, J. Wiens, C. Carler, M, Lukonsmreyfzr, J. bias D. fullield. C. CcIer k, Sfiifno row: R. Gill, J. B-enlley, L, SHG - sfc C. Baud U. Pcfal'-, R. Carff-r S. DoWeese, A, Ya'Q5, N. Kislnfw, M, Mn' 'r S, Sw , C, Filer Frm' rn.--': W. Rerninfufon S, SOO'S'N -oo M, Lal. ir M. Yafcvs D, Gavcs .1.Nes3miIr, THEY CET TC CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CLUB mel each week Io Turlher Chrislian fellowship on campus and 'ro plan i+s Halloween parly, camping +rip. backwards parly, and schools-oul parry. Armisfice Day found a RADIO CLUB work par+y afop The cIub's new lower, Tirsl mounling a beam anfenna, and 'rhen painfing The sfrucfure. Several members earned licenses wifh Ihe help of Adviser Heber CIeweH'. I-I oinq some day fo reach Mars wiih help of fhe lower conslrucled on PI-IS Experimenfal Grounds in The year of Proifacl Fulufe were Radio Club members, in 'the back row: I-I, Thus, D. I-Ia's'ead, A, Yock, D. Munson. Third row: G. Rozen, J. Baile J, Andre.-fs, R. Seabern, E. Blakeslee. SCQOHO ron: A. Russo, B. Evans F. A'Ion, R. Carly, G. Neusse. From ro.-11 R. Royalty G. I-Ioqsolf, A. Richmond. QFATWI- H-iv' 'wi 'VH 'ffl rr Wba ', fi Clwiiwvifiw Dairy Ifllflul cavf.ls7 F.B,L.A, inembci lufyb au nfl b lr ir d GETHER lypewiiler. . ,. , V P 1-fn' - ,j rx llirouglioul Proiecl Fulure, llwe FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA lwave given indispensable aid. Al a November banquel, wlwal had been lcnown as llwe Commercial Club was formally inslalled inlo flue nalional F.B.l..A. Advised by Mrs. Grace Mickelson, 'flue club loured Carnalion Mill: Company. Melropolilan Business Sclwool, Farmers' Marlcel, C.B.S. Television, May Com- pany, Helms Balcery, Avon Cosmeiics. Bulloclcs. and Kaiser Sleel. Members also snared polbluclcz and a Pasadena Playhouse oarlv. Aflerf: Sperbof lbnl -ff, lel'l prisicled cmr me ne.-.f'i,-ra fr1 F.B,l..A. Futie Euliriss L 1'l . :N'ssi': r' 'ce 'l 'n' 'fees lo-7 Hunt, .vii zecreliy planr1inq:l'iQir lutuig weve. in flue baclc rowr B. Buu'k F. R bert, B. Srwflw, J. Cfau I f i l. Nelsvn. F. Garner R. Esrirfla B, Ti livi-i Fillli row: S. Elhridqe, C. Van Qrdl, M.Andrade, J. Spann, M. Lloyd, F. Gaunf, G. Manrararrfs, B. Ciulson, P. Carlson, J. Zinl, P. Dennis. lzcuiwr FUN: C. Heiliq, J, Pollock, J, Clavlc, K.Bi:if1an, C. Harden M. Bculrsn, T, Gi as, S. Wi-ilir':, P. Ynrlr N, Rall. Third roy.: C. Lloyd C. C afl, A. A canlar, V. Clarlr, B, Pierce. Nl. Bfewer, M, Crass A, Vefbiclr, lj. Walif-', M. lfafi A. W's-'si. Sf-'sro lcv.: P, Jrrws, C, Jerk, J. Wo Nc-1 G Aflricy, F, Dill, U. Killian, G, Caudillo, F. Socfswwod, C. Morqaf, S. Niclwrlas, S. Kewer, Fvnrf 'O'-'VI A. Soefber, P. f'Cc2rf ld. Crm. R Clwaldu, M. Quayle. f 2.1 . . 4 4- JCDIIXIERS SERVE PRCDJECTF LETTERMENS CLUB mel for lhe firsl lime in February of our proiecl year. Membership requires eilher one var- siry or fhree bee lellers, and approval by lwo-lhirds of lhe members. The newly-organized arhleres purchased medals for fhe rraclc leam and engin- eered fhe zludenrfifaculry baseball game. CLUB COUNCIL lopposire bagel coordinaled acrivilies of all organiza- fions. Hs guidance helped +0 achieve maximum producfion from rhe greal maiorify of workers ar Proiecr Fulure. Th f: bfi alnlelou in lhe bank rriw were H. f wi . ep Ord. N, Riffa, D. , . W nan, M. Holland, 6. Taylfr. B, Blelcher. F u hro D Sh h Day L ,T. A '1 D, Brownell, B. Sncddnn, J. Wadley Pai Tnifd rf..-.3 B. Allcin: J, Graham, R, S Hell, B. Jones. A. Hinds, R. Orfiz. Seccnd R, Roman, R. Hari, B. Rorzl, E. Keiser, P. M lnrmmll, Firsl mw, sfandinq: J. Edwards B iid, L. Simmers, E. Turpin, J. Brazel, F, Vera, Serbi. Officers lrneelinq: D. Dieses, A. F 1 J Sill an J RIC ,P. uvn . iiv , . TURE M,-.Ah f iffzrvfa? rw 'Pm back :aw fwrc l'1qF?Q U. D105-1: fgrfafusf Cvubl, R, JCFHSH' fBFr7ff1-, Club V ,,' , wr ,,..,, ,A ' ,,, ,, .. ,W ,4 ' , n, R, Wm fP.F'.A.j, U. Cff'vpbm1 fKf'y CMM91, l. HMQ fTr!ffaplfml.1 J. Wf:fi.v-y llafin Clubj, T Pm' 'WM 1 Af' fL WMF? P811 Hxrfb NB ,r,, .Q H Au, , , . , . f J , '4, fCAPfW'X1AU, PSLI., 5G.Q.f2., B, .lwrlfrw fF.H,A.Q S. JS-f.f:'? fT'fg'f1r:w T. ,uchfilf fU'Lf A Tri . fQ'1?iUNICl.fQ J. Marv' IGN-,' Lf-a':w:,. ii suv 'ull R! .4 Ill M W9 ,W Dfw Us MN 'Y 'I ,,,,,4f'ymX ,ff-, ,., ' BUF,-., CMM? C uvm v 'rip J, , ,,. R,','Wn'C1 Jfhnsfu ri !9'5N ' 'M pewol T oviw' away an Mud! fm Nw Hmm fC'WV 1 pfi'f3U , 105VV 1 REM' Cxub C' :riff pf-'rv War CIPSH, f-fa PLUG Bf1 '?'d 'Wdl IF1 QMS? QOo'dI a'f:f sf rvqci' :'f1af5za'w s Hall 'fx Waugh: UW ir-ff :!f'9V'dilf'f Qbfluf DW,-'. O XR- GIRLS FCDRM PRCJECT ALJXI Bysfanders af flue Girls' League Backwards Dance wafcn royal proceedings. Tlre luard-Norl-:irq Girls' League Caoinef was comprised ol, back row: D. Weiglufman, Mrs Bailey, B. Bridges. S. Juralr. Tluird row: S. Lfuuqluiin, E. Van Dylce, C. Sluaffuclc, C. Hanna R. Clvaldu, N. Acres. Secrnd row: G. Dingle, J. Boyd, J. Blaney, S. Sfewarl, S. Scliield, Pl Jud Spiva. Sealed: B. Perkins, G. Sfell, J. l-iunfer, J. Marr. Wluaf's fluis? Girls calling on boys? Oh yes, if's flue annual Backwards Dance sponsored by flue Girls' League. Al Ferguson as King Hoi Poloi reigned over flue dance. Flower leis, grass luufs, palm frees, soff music, and nuoonligluf com- bined fo malce flue afmospluere for one of flue mosf beaufiful dances of flue scluool year. Sfaged af flue armory, flue dance confinued unfil I I :OO fo flue music of flue Sluadows. Prizes were given for flue mosf beaufiful, original, and luumorous leis. We were all fruly fransporfecl for a nigluf info an l-lawaiian Paradise. y Marr presided over flue girl worlcers Proiecf Fufure. LIARY This iz The lilel Wearing some oT The Backwards Danze decoralions before They are puT up, Abiu Rodriguez prefends he is King Hoi Poloi and Tof- geTs all abou? The work ye? To be done on The proiecl. Wlo wouldn'T, vfiTh Barbara Perkins lex- royalfy herselll hovering abouT his TeeT? 61 Giving every girl a chance To Take parT in proiecT acTivi- Ties was The organizaTion headed by Judy Marr, The Girls' League. Advised by Mrs. Lucille Bailey, The club sponsored a series of money-raising and service acTiviTies. ln The money-raising line were The numerous cake, cookie, and candy sales aT noon. Many a day were we accosTed by girls wearing hopeful smiles and carrying Trays oT good Things To eaT. OTher enTerprises were pom-pon sales during Toorball season, ChrisTmas giTTs Tor all The Teach- ers, and The FaTher-DaughTer BanqueT February 4. My l-le-arT Belongs To Daddy was The Theme carried ouT in The program and in ValenTine clecoraTions. Final evenT oT The year was The MoTher-DaughTer Tea and Girls' League lnsTallaTion June 3 in The Ebell Clubhouse. John Parker fakes Mariorie Yeung capfive as the plo? ol Ra'nskackle lnnli fnvkr-ns Traveling 'ro Pasadena Playhouse ldeparrmenlal slalionj for an infer-school conresl was a group ol social drama- lisrs from lhe enferrainmenr crew. These crewmen were Marianne Krackhardl, Berl' Krasnoff, Irving l-lall, Virginia Clemmens, and Warren Dewey. Their presenlalion was Millay's Aria Da Capo, which won favorable recogni' lion from lop engineers in This field. PLAYS TAKE V ' Q . . ' 'Ti 'eif'--1 wav-'gg ..,.M'rqga These are nel alfifude suits worn by Bef? Krasnoff and Marianne Krackhard? in a scene frorn The social dfanna Aria Da Capcf il . F 4 5 if f TT l , I , a ,gg,,.. Ramshackle lnn, l a myslery-comedy in Three acls, was presenled by The iunior class as The lirsl season play. All members of The ca sl gave splendid performances which will always be recalled. The leading roles of Belinda Pryde, wisrful new owner of Ye Qld Colonial Inn, and Pallon, a rulhless gangsler, were skillfully enacled by Mariorie Young and Johnny Parker. Supporfing acfors who also played Their paris convincingly were Mary Maleski as Mamie, Barbara Slokes, an F.B.I. agent Berl Krasnoll as lovable Lucius, Jona+han Cox as Bill, and Sara Simons as Mary. Members of Fallon s gang were Warren Dewey and Connie Tyler. Chuck Daniels played The confused conslable, and Marilyn Palrick was Alice. Pele Mausl porlrayed The roles of bolh Mr. Temple and Wilson. 'Ramslwackle Inn will long be remembered for ils exciling plor and lalenled casl which logefher helped ro accomplish rwo successful evenings of enioymenl needed fo encourage the hard workers of Proiecl Fulure. nfxlusl rm'fcvl l'lIfjilH'l'l,N. I'l'4'lI Ihr' lmrrl llllllfll'fI prcu'li:'nI num. un' IIUPIIIX' rrnowvrf hx' Ihr- irfvu of xpuu' HifllI'. -h-.lUlIl'llI'f Into Sllillllu vlqinw. IJ:-u-nnlwr N. IU12. c'UllI'Il'NX finwg rnpxriglrl linn- lm. IU3' RKERS CUT GF TI-IIS WCDRLD' The farwfasy, 'Bllrhe Splriff rock workeri our of fhlz worm az 'he arhai Ca ' Clepicred Noel Coward 5 hgh? comedy. Wifh Mr. Berr Lieberf as, fheir Coach, Gai! Chesrer ami Barbara Sfokes drfhed Barbara Stoker, Rzella Shook, Nrvlnq Hah, and John Parker rome ro Vrrqrnia Clf'P'rvrf-'rf md rr' fhr- fir Spam, S back fo earfh To hero make 'rhe senior Clarks Oiay a sucieeafu' rgrfvouohoh. John Parker Took rhe Weading mare rohe. Ofhers in ihe Casr were Vlrqinia Clemmchg lrvlrrq Hail RYFAMEB Srwook and Laurie Ashley. ,.,..-v----H Varsify Baskelball Coach C cordially From mlm, . arl Beck smiles lhe Frm? sf-eos c 1 V.i'iQgsiff9'fQ 1' 4 l i X Acceplinq The lmphy lov lhaf ou?-,laude ind play which won The 20-30 Bnskelball l'fJ,.rnCy af Challey are U. Shepafd, ll Dioses, Coach Beck, B, Guzman, ll. Luermeisler, J. Bluelhrman, G, laylov, B. Bl ch VARSITY CBL STANDINGS Redlands Collon Pomona San Bernardino Riverside Challey Varsify baskelball squad members perched in lhe back row are R. l-lar, l' B Blelcher, D. Bauefmeisfer, D. Shepard. Second row: J. Sullivan, G. Taylor, l.. Diaz, B. Rook Fran' row: A. Ferriuson, D. Closes. l. Robinson. B. Guzman, Missinq: J Bluelhrnac. lx l.. Pls. OP. 3 502 443 3 483 468 5 489 497 5 523 52I 5 528 SI3 9 483 543 lFI.YllXlC3 Properly coordinaled movemenl and rapid reaclion are lwo essenlials wifhoul which 'rransi+ info space by Homo sapiens would be impossible. Proieci Fufure, headquarlers P o m o n a l-ligh School, has inauguraied a program of physical as well as men+al preparalion. Sfudenis parficipale in lhe physical con- dilioninq program wifhoul monomial re- muneralion, only The reciprocal of ap- plicable experience lor lhemselves and 'rhe knowledge lhal lhey may fomenl in olhers a genuine inferesf in fhe fulure. ET ER LANDS IN came To a close wlTh T giving AnoTher year of VARSITY BAS Pomona un Thurd olace The Tunal game ndeo The R dland Terruer opporTunuTy To CIF play oTTs Our e whule uT may noT have won all The games uearned under Coach Carl Beclc how To play The game un The nfanner oT champuons The Chuno unvuTaTuona' and The Beverly l-'ulls u'1vuTaTuonal were hugh lughTs of The varsuTy season Th Team oppung TursT place aT The Chuno rnaTCl and demonsTraTung slcull and aguluTy aT l3oTh EughT oT Thus years Team are graduahng Thus monTh Fuve oT Th eughT are Couch Beclcs sTarTuno quunT and unclude our Top scorun co caprauns Ferguson and Taylor e Q l 33 3 Ef:rr'onsTra'lu-Q pre Ision Timing or l Vdwiftd are Pomonaa 20,30 Champs. f , KETBALL f ' I . ' -- e 1 in cleTea, e S ' 5 ' r .. . - . . T am, . . , 1 . , . V Q C . . . L I . . u . - 1 siry casabavven ir' acrion are B. Guzman, J. Robinson, D. Bauerrneider, D. 5I1e-pard. . B. BIeIcI'wer, A. I-erguson, D. Dioses, L. Diaz. GAME TESTS C GRDIIXIATICDIX NAME GAMES EG ET E TP AVE. Ferguson 23 I3l 54 48 3I6 I3.7 TayIOr' 23 I I6 62 63 294 I 2.8 Bauermeisfer 22 50 25 35 I25 5.7 BIue'rI1man' I0 39 39 I7 I I7 I I.7 Diaz 22 44 I8 I8 I06 4.8 BIeICI1er I9 I6 23 22 55 2.9 SuIIivan 20 I9 I6 44 54 2.7 Guzman I8 I8 7 I4 43 2.4 Roof 2I 8 6 26 22 l.0 Dioses I6 5 3 5 I3 0.8 Robinson I0 2 2 2 6 0.6 Shepard 7 0 2 2 2 0.3 1' Broke leg preceding Riverside game. Ofher varsify baskefballers perfe-ding Iheir precisio n are G. Taylcr. T. SuIIivan, B. Roof. ,J Imp rxwabarrier -,.i-ru, ilandiro, R, Peel, If Leach, E, Ayala, J. Ries, N. T.n,Ifr R. ,' fic Riv-Ava, A. Gebbiu Qn fhl- bunch Ibm rn' diirirq playlz IJ. Brcilfa A. lfwuml, E. ,', I.lIIC1.1,T. IE3ei'yIJelry', P,Ch:iIdL,,G.Tiirnir, I ' . XV! f I 1 I-Iarold I-Ioplcins' BEE BASKETBALL Ieam wound up ifs cage season ar Redlands by dropping a 4336 Thriller fo Ihe Toy Terriers. The game was evenly foughf all Ihe way, buf Redlands had a Iasl guarfer spree Io puf Ihe game away. The final game loss gave The lmps a Third place Iie wifh San Berdoo as Ihey bofh compiled six and Iour records. CBL BEEWEIGI-IT STANDINGS W. L. Pls. OP. Colfon B 2 446 425 Redlands 7 3 475 424 San Bernardino 6 4 453 406 Pomona 6 4 476 487 Riverside 3 7 483 476 Challey O IO 407 536 Imp Baslcelbal Coach I-Iarcld I-lookin: Iabove, righll pauses al 'he drinlrinfz Iorinlain, Imp Caofain Norman Taylo l'ionII 'ries a I'ee Shel. 1 ouicif REAcTloN I xx x iva was ofexy ol G.R,A,, organiza- promoled ohysirai ii'ness and ri uilook amgrq qirl workers. r. ci ..-N. . O A Csbino' members siandinq in all 'their eliiciency were, in 'n bwck row: M. Ouayle lsei-ior represenlalivel, M. Mc Mui lay day chafrrranl, E. Bonds lsecond vice-presil df l M C5'a, lpublicify chaivnanl, M, Herman lchaplainl, a k lsophofnore represenialivel, A. Raickle lhisforianl. ronr ro B. Filberl lacliyily recorderl, J. Wes? lrreasurerl. 11 loresidenfl C, Tafoya, llirsr vice-presiderzfl, N. rn fl responding secrefaryl, Miss Jean S+ewarr ladviserl. Exebeiarl sophomore G.R.A. mewibe-rs lab-ire, lelll were, irr lhe back io M Man i S. Howard, K, Townsend, L, Reynolds, C, lincinos, S. Mull, C. Davi M Pafric Cavanauqh. Sevenfh row: G, Perrenoud. E. Lenz B, Truesdell, S. Payne, D Currinqfon Lcsey, B. Mafhews, D. Day, S, Franklin, Sixfn raw: M, McMullen, P, Gre r ewis Marsfon, L. Ashley, J. Winfermure, P. Koonce, A. Swarrz. Fifrh row: V, Hai J Dup Sneddon, D. Peflinqill, M, Jackson, P, Deal, M, Mallier, A. Black, P. Siddel Fourlh row M. Adams J. 'Wiens, J. Hawkins, 6. Holi, P, Schmidf, C. Cole, S. Lonqanec er 1 D Slinqer. Third row: T. Hgleii, B, Brownson, P, Barnard, A. Birminqharn B Heidbre ei B. Hazleron, Johns, L, Anfon. Sc-cond mv.: M, Randazzo, D, Ballard B Scxri M Cloy, S. Turner, S. Beckiell, K. Diezmaii. Fronl r-iw: J. Wfide, J. Flor irkso DeWeese, L. Kererson, J. Nicholson, B. Barfleli. More highly skilled junior and senior G.R.A. Members labove, riqhfl were n the bac o F. Dill, H. Hill, D. Adams, D. Snook, A. Rachial, M. Brown, D. Weiqhlman Allen Ei row: M, Hall, V. Yebion, P, Reilly, G, Weis, M, Herman, B, Perkins, N. DeRossel+ e Swv-n'h rr -J Cumminqs, N. Perrin, A. K'aris, J. Wesl, M. Phillips, V. Baro M Slone Ha'den, J. Orani, S. Benlon. Sixrh row: B, Jordan, C. Malney, N, Egeland B Toiv Simons, J, Cree, N. Sfanlon, Cr. Manzanares, H, Hernandez, G, Ortiz, Fillh row S Harlman B. Sfckes, N, Hays, J. Bias, C. Smiih B, Lnfzch. J. Woi'hiriq, S. Keller, M Ou ylr Four i row: L. Logue, B. O'Rear, V, Everells, D. Dullield, C. Jones, J, Enfield S Slcv Hclman, C. Shafluck, S. Wager, N. Smi1h,Tnird row: S. Schield, J. Hardin J Cas ro Killian, N. Kisiner, E, Lamb, D. Reynolds, S, Voss, P. Spiva, C, Tafoya, C. Coleiick Secon row: B. Filberi, W. Haiqhl, C. Hamilfon, S. Knapp M. Gray, E. Bonds C Blrleson Sails, D. Gaines, G, Caudillo, O. Urena. Front row: C. McCammon, P. Scariano S Simons S. Lauqhlin, C. Gibson, J. Reilly, P. Reilly, J. Blackwell, G. Ellis, D. Chamber Our GIRLS' RECREATIONAL ASSOCIA- TION was developed noi only fo keep female personnel alerl and acfive, buf also io provide every girl wilh an aclivily 'rhai will give her a salisfaclory recrealion in laier life. I+ siresses lhe five sfar poinls: scholarship, loyally, clean livinq, service, and sporlsmanship. Meeling airer school on Tuesdays and Thursdays makes if con- venienf for any girl worker 'ro parlicipale. An insrallalion banquei heralded 'rhe year's aclivilies, which included a Tri-counly hockey play day a+ Mi. Sac, a play day af Redlands, and a play day al Riverside. P.H.S. G.R.A. hosiessed Emerson and Fre- monf af a play day here. Four officers and 'rwo 'reachers allended The G.R.A. con- ference af Coachella, GIRLS PASS FITNESS TEST fm ,f f. ,vw arc un wgTT1f,lm' 1 ' ' ' ,ea'vvwr,rlc. drfwcvr 0 rfff, aw,-v ' -af-f f'su me QU62 W RAIN 0 R SHINE WCDRK G RP nas fo profec? curls ble boo S a b qln or uru ua Ncafln r Wnfh banda 5 and ms? umenf for th rally and th lnevlfa fgroup of fork rs walked brrslcly over wel sudewallc lo e r day Malln' Sfudenl and faculfy personnel cally rn H1 bowllng league a ofhp Rall ZOO for SCI,.I'1C9 bofvl,d regularly and 9I'lll'1dSI5Sl'I advised by Mr. Franlc Anderson. AY, Pl-lS LCDCDKS FCDRWA RD hs.. V7 Y' lypnce nd o e may rlco 'vo asp sul IU assuqnc sea bul elm bullde s rn llwe courl spurred flue prolec plat sr' llm 20 30 Tournawwenl Devils' ball lcar Yea varsity baske? ley a 1 + Chef I ,Mm nf ' 4 nw, lv' Fr 'g FMU-pol ' -ml-71. Assfwbly begi s ai ll:2O. Plc , ' f d ls. So lead a ' l 0 - l-ll-4 'rlCCk 'l ' . H , ' .Morale ' v . ' fls ' , T1 lo Top ,Q '. e - H E wx, 3, yxfyyn s A ik' 4, ji a lk YM ' f A, A :AF ., f 514' ' ,SL if if 1 N l I I I lNt lllll N HH1' rupxlwlll 'um lm IM . . u ilu' Igrvui lwmlwl 1lil1ln'1! up: un! ilu' HIIIIH' of ifx UNIHIUFI rlimi liNhl'll In u Nllillillyqpillpuirllrm1I1l lfll 11'4 MMI. 'I.lH'll flu' rnrlcvl fnnlw illfll ilu' vuzfigglrf ulmrr' flu' xlulzlrm' of ilu' wurll: , , . H --.IUIIIIIVN 'mln Fpm 1-..' '. 'Ju' 14'llIlJ4'I N. 1032. fimlrluy nl : Q V Q' - . 4-2. ai Tp., if Dir'-cling eilorls ol lhr: explorers were senior class Council rnurnbers, in lhe bark row: D. Bauermeisler, D. l-lanna, R. Morlenson, D. Campbell, L. l-loulz, G, Robinson, B. Krassnoll, A. Fer- Qhson. Front row: P. Base, N. DeRos- scll, B. Brnuqhlon, C. Lloyd, N. Brewer, N. Marlin, A. Wilson, B. Johanson. xxx EXPLCDRERS MEET BCDUNDLESS STIIIINT CWI!-'JL Jlllill 1961 - On June IB. l954, 'rhe SENIOR CLASS sels oul lor worlds unexplored. Having passed lhrough lhe research and design slages. lhese new cilizens ol Pomona Valley are now called upon lo lind and meel lheir lulures. While al lhe P.H.S. lfxperimenlal Base, lhe class. under Consullanls Ander- son and Fehn, sponsored a number ol evenls: a swimming parly, boulonniere sales, a Homecoming enlry, a lalenl show, sponge week, laying ol lhe senior slone in lhe lronl sidewalk, and presenlalion ol a gill lo lhe school. Senior Gordon Taylor has lell 'rhe sludenl body gavel lo Junior Joe Graham, lor Joe's class, loo, is approaching lhe lulure. Commencemenl speakers who inlerpreled lheir lrip inlo lhe lulure lo members ol lhe communily were lwo boy explorers on lhe proiecl named Don and lwo girl explorers named Darlene. Don Bauermeislens slraighl-A record made him class valediclorian. Don Campbell was salulalorian. Darlene Walker and Darlene Dullield were selecled for speaking abilily. preceding commencemenl lhe lradilional Senior Breaklasl was held. l-lere lhe Cardinals were presenled lo lhe class amid sellings suggesling lhe yearbook lheme. lrnmedialely following commencemenl, our communily and school cooperaled lo slage an all-nighl leslivilies session, including lloor show and midnighl snack, and climaxed by a second breaklasl. Tha? brings us lo lhe presenl. And lhen . . . Commanding lhe ex- plorers were senior class oilicers llopl LeRoy l-loulz, presidenlg Gary Robinson, vicepresi- dent: Nancy Brewer. secretary: Don Bauer- meisler, treasurer: Bev. erly Boughlon, social chairman. fwu nl mul' 1'-1 mv: UULUffwl-1U VVPVZT Navy Af vw fC'fIsWi' Lvvfa Jw- Cfmiyiv'- I ff tv Pxdnfs fG.r7.fN, Q v-'-v- Am QVNMF' 'ma AMW, Mm, A qw-' AV mi 1F.B.L.Fx.W. 4,..J '7 W-V' A ff ft'-Jvc , J -fvrf' A, 1-' ffnngphn Sffv-May PN nf-H AN HUD fUvf1f!m11N R'C9'afo C, AUafc': Icf - Qi E4 Rf I Ak. 1 ff 16 ,ffa ANI. .. . Paul .lfff Awawrafx CT U CDW-rv Awmfl 'Ufvfiril Mfxfivlfff fN'vfi 1df' fF.B.L.A.1. ..,JAiwr Mlflvaf-N And QSwgrf,g- Mg? MAIUV' W, AYYH Aww-Q fMf1ff,wHf-N, Jnhr- Rf-by-vt A srvrv fKoy Cfubl, ..,RfiH51vo Avfunwan fAqriCuUuvPj,MavyHx.'r1 heir Ashley fSparw,h Clubl Gvfxff: C'1'fkW,f' Afbcy IFJ-LA. SQ fA'fav.E GGY AWIP3 fSCY-- 'f Mai Cmbl. . . . Rkhard E. Salsa' fMad'1fr'0 SP'fNpl, Jfxbn C, BQUP1 fRadIw CHM, Bar bald Balkam !SfLld ?V'l' Bmdy Viffx Pre-',ic1f-rffl Aqrwes Barbwm IF B.l 75 M-if wr 4: 'xv afar . f V. ,.4, Q .95 E ,Qi Em Q'--f ei., Lf-+0 if Ks. NV5 if 505. 35 it-J 1,6 S L71 rXdvorwrmQ'x Ir-.rw spafai duced Rmhara H. Brice, IBIOKHCV, Cfub V,-Pres. Paf Bose ISWN Loads-1 Dorf Bauovfweusfef' Bas I kc-'balfv BEM Bankewsrl Hrack . . . Evereh Bed: ey ISO ence-Mafln Club? Joe R. Beamer fS'a'mcraf1l Carl Behvrrffr lEieftri Sf'vCp1, Terry B-mf fSorf1 Leaded. .. . Jam- Bias fS::ani5F Ciubj, Jim Birjer fAuff Skopj. Derma R. Biser fF. B.L.A.l, Carroll M. Black- s'ock Hzoofbafll. ..,A1berf Bhckwcne fDraf+inql, Jo-Ar-rw Bhncy IGMIS' Leaquf: Cahinfzfj. Bob Blekher fsylldflmf Bcdv Tf05SUf ?Vj, 3f:ff:fiy BCLJQ t'V1 5S 2 EO' Class So-:?a5 C 'a7f'farvJ. 2' 9 it X1 Nfx lm, '53 603 Y ..DnvId BQNIO.-,Q Tvackl, Paul Reber? Bef- ' 'ond fFoofbaW, Sharon , b ,... - - Q Bemon fRal1yCghaI'manQ. ' N f , il. gg! K E' MW' f i x , . Gravy Bevbw fFfQf- balikl, S'f2DHar'EQ Tfowvavf Benffwr' fJuni0f Qrghgjg Vice-Presidervfj, Carm' Bm, y fC:'1C?VrQrldF3fJ, Q? VFP -, -ara? Qu' DZ- QE 5, ad .f ' 'R' l 'td ' wffuuw ' if +G xy les- K , Q , xzgln, P' . -XX I N.: WP 'R- iplwvk :GV pin R if . Y av, C I3 MJ 1. -J .,,r i IFHA ...Myrrfx B'Cfwr fG.R.A,l Kam Emma, fTm'Pf UM' By'w,.,f,V,M fT'mQP . ,.,.--H 2 If Q l E- Mcefrfq We fuium d' Club! fmgfy 5SfIwf id, Ef ,CME ff-fv iff: were , . ww' v' WBV MQ, B' ' EC.-.rmgrf Cu' J. 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McDonald Doil McNuH Frieda Monfoya Dave Rifchie Thomas Sawyer Jackie Janice Spann John Wedgworlh Earl Olis Whiied Warren Wilson Edward Wisniewsli 'An asrerisln following an explorer's name indicares his life membership in Proiecf Fu+ure's brain frusl-Thalians. . . , P-:ul l'a'l WCPdw-.a G lliafdl, Mwil-,rn M. Wi:'fw'w lF,B.L.A. Jarizc VV 'ri i lMadf5r Iilf-l, Jfl' Wfifzrl lVCf :a'iC-'ial Aw ,. . . . Marirrvi-.Y lr-a Yomn' llltalifmsl, lwcnnna R50 Yfunlirw lsranifh Clubl Jear' Zillni'l lP.B.L,A.l, Jianre Zifi lF.B.L.A.f, Reafhinq n sivrmq Hwouqh rm? a friumphan? finish of Thr- season were varsity bascbaH 'roam members in Hue back row: G. Herbert, A. Ferquson, H, Wineman, G. Taylor M. McGavQclc, B. Blmcrvor, J. Sui- Hyan, C. Blacksiock, G. Harris. F. Parker. Front row: N. Taylor, B. Avifa, B. Guzrnmm, J. Liqhf- foof, J. Terpman, D. Brooks, D. Dieses. AMER TRAIN Varsify Basebafl Coach Sian Acres poses amiably on fhe field. Baseball is Americas lavorile sporl, and our alhlelic direclors did nol overloolc this Iacl in planning The physical Iilness pro- gram for Proiecl Pulure. Aiming lor lop posilion, The BASEBALL VARSITY losl only Iwo games in league play and iinished in second place. Devils advanced Io semi- finals in The 20-30 'rournamenl in which rival Challey emerged viclorious. Season ala' lislics showed lhal 'rhe Acresmen had won B and los? 2. The Tale-lelling Chafley game was The hearlbrealcer lor Ihe Devils. Sam Gold, Challey hurler, handculled The Devils lo Iwo hils, one by Dave Broolcs, fhe olher by Sullivan. Thi: game decided The C.B.L. winner and pul Challev info Ihe CIF, playolle. Allhough The game was los? 5-O. The Acresmenis oulsfanding abilily and sporlsmanship gualily soolhed The pain. VARSITY BASEBALL SCOR EBOARD San Berdoo 6 . . Pomona Riverside 5 . . Pomona Redlands 6 . . Pomona Challey 5 . . Pomona Collon 0 . . Pomona Chalfey 5 . . Pomona Collon 4 . . Pomona ICAS NUMBER CNE SPCDRT S MEN FUR DARIIXIG TRIP George I-Iarris, Pomona r lrfie-1, lads Rivoinidff rliiyf-i il lhe plale. LTf'vilf. -'nfl Ill 'f 51. nd' x V 03 A i Q fun N7 X A 4 , , n , .-'R if 'sv we Ta 'iilfg is IPBPII anr reoealion acfivilies were J.V. baseball Team rn bes e b lc o M Marks J. Hill, B. Besse, P. Chaldu, B, Wallace, o Ce xbe J Wyall. Front row' E. Shafer, J. Coiner, B. Farkas. D. K arn y U Cav J Wadley L Thornlon, A. Keough. . .,.. BASEBALL, PL Anolher prominenl group of baseball players represenling our proiecl was lhe JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Ieam. This group of men Iurned in an impressive sea- son, having won I2 oul of I8 games. Coach Ray Lewis is looking forward 'ro a good feam nexf year, because of Ihe large number of Ialenleol recruils who reporl for duly each year. Shorlslop Don Brimhall was elecled l954 J.V. caplein. Two olher oulslanding J.V.'s were Second Baseman Charles I-lolmes and Pilcher Don Kearney. J. V. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Citrus J.V. Baldwin Park J.V. Covina J.V. Fonlana Varsily Boys' Republic Vars. Chalfey J.V. Whillier J.V. Pomona J.V 3 Pomona J.V I8 Pomona J.V 6 Pomona J.V I4 Pomona J.V 3 Pomona J.V 3 Pomona J.V 2 ,L Had-oaylnz nel 'fer J. Eowaros ard J. Main, Coach Bob LaTharn's I954 TENNIS TEAM was nnoderaTeIy successTuI on The sTaTisTicaI side oT The picTure. Devils wound up The season wiTh a 6-4 record, by virTue oT a 9-O maTch win over CoITon. In C.B.L., The Devils Tinished The year in Third place. The racIceTnnen ended The playing season by CornpeTinq in The C.B.I.. Tourney aI Riverside on May I9. CE IN FITNESS PRCDGRAM Mgmbgig ff 'ne Tennis Taryn more in 'he baclc riv-.iz Mi. LaTnarn 6. Mann, D. Wiwiffilxef. M, I-Tolland, R, 5werdIoTT, J. Edwar 3GU':fT V'- Tf-' G, Robinson, V. Mlwofn, J. IvIarTi, M. Fe-nn B. I-Iav.fT'Q're. Pwr' B. Rifii A. QUT? D. Wiliams. J. Graf' In B L I-lafrich, W. I-5a'LjT E, Armniaf J .IaClf'T'a C. Adams J. Pe'e'sCr. 504' .. , V 1' l an ' Prem! 1 J kid if 'm Qu!! 'T-UQ ,' ,,. ug Q' up , .um Vx T 'A 36:41 ' f m' 1 Q Top Corner: Tad PiaTT :fears The hurd.e and 'ne nc .5-ergo. Developing endurance, sTamina, and Team spiriT, The TRACK Team copped a number oT honors Tor The season under Coaches Bud PeTersen and Lewis Man- ville. Whfan we wenT To Press, Pomona had already gained The CeeweighT TiTle in The C.B.L. Tinals, alThough Riverside had romped To easy vicTories in The VarsiTy and BeeweighT divisions, Bob Jones seT The big one oT The day in The Bee 660, covering The disTance in l:25.5. Joe Graham Tied The VarsiTv cenTury mark oT 9.9 on The same occasion, and STan Myers clipped Tive-TenThs oT a second oTT his own I9-TlaT CBL record in The CeeweighT IBO dash. The Red Devils qualiTied l7 cindermen Tor The CIF pre-lims May I5 aT Riverside. l RighT: Traclr Team members waiTinq for The camera To gel il over wiTh were, in The baclc row: 6. Qrsborn, B. Blanlrinship, L. Lvdlclr, C, OTTo Se-venTh row: E. Lealce, F. Pelsue, C, H2rr'andez, J. Hepner, H. Crow, G. ValleT'e. Sixfh row: L. RoberTs, B. Norris, D, PrinTv, G. Nicholas. McMahan. K, Harrison, P. Marlrs. F7TTh row: B. Bu'lrs, J. McClure, W. Norris, R. PlaTT, B. Edwards. L. Diaz, C. Marquez, D. Shepard. FourTh row S. Onriveros B. Beniamir, D. Brownell, R. Yinger, J. T'lunTingTon, R. lawrence J. Brazal, W. Pl.aTT T, DeCenso. Third row: D. Burlre, R. Von RaTibor, P. Beloud, B. Bowman, J. Graham, D. Bellows, D. AnThonv, M. Jung. Second row: L. Brown, J. QuinTero, B. Saindon, R. VVaqn9r. Royalty, R. Bruner, J. WriqhT, G. Siens, T. Leach, K. Johns. Front row: D. Preclaco, R. Gerbi, F. Vera, D. Harlcey, C. Anderson, R. Hughes B. Grace, A. Russo, O. Ruff E. Prenfice. Righ': Troclc Coaches Bud PeTersen ard Lewis Manvile compare noTe3 on Traclr rnaferi RUNS, LEAPS coMPi.ETE PREPARATICDINI For ruorir L Barn ranrh form Q oemw nfal qvowd TER H 1' an hour affer sc oo Q 7 P SPRING Why push on vo other words when roses and orarqe bhnssoms a f 1 fherr be517 FAI. 1 , b , es f' A mv mmf:-I, .4 WIN 1 al ' h N, Roqev Pefers findy a sncw z'ov w Ir 'he- fryc hi!! no' h of .P-LS, : I L Y' G Q 11. 46' 4 ' ,Mfffff aw K X! 1 NWN., .. - Q 'X 5 X Jwhn Lwcdvffwm and bm-sf Huang, fowwfrfo up 'hc' Mme by Advisor Bud Pefersen, me Kr-v C'ub qucsis of fha week Ca? fn ,i ,. . . . . , . . QM-'Q wr-f-ff, hcsi. kfwams Wur'frwrACf'. Eff'-KJ fhfffb fi ser- uf MA, Farr ww wrt Ola-'fx Mm, Svprw, GVM' Swim ff pw- Qf,1:'f.ff- r-Gf'1i S M bl- in Sflfvfwm- '1 ,PP 'M 'Pizza iffrvuf: pclfficfawa. Ted PBM arc Jon Gfdfdm worm? Mx Boy: Sfafcf. E!-XTER UNIVERSE WN CCDMMUIXIITY PJ-4.5. Juniov Crchzruis DEGYS Pwsfcss ?Q nciqlwbovinq adwook Q1 a dame sympusiufw, Orchem porfsvwu-d af We Public SLPYOXS Week Dmcram bcfcro vlsifinq rIYi7fPr's. Once fncwz, DYOiCC+ wcrlmrs became ac uainfod wif? fhoiv :wr ard rehhbrfvirg gcmmunlfig-5 au pfeoaraicr' fer CI ,1 , , , ,, ,, :,. ' , - r , p . .1 .- ' we ,rfaf fadv,v,fu,f4 fr Mmm Thus bo R reads. Mc-c-mr.: 1 Q fuxuvo bocmf wh 'rm-,mtl We w N fr- --vi ia fy' Mr, Grar'l: Rd-,rlelon Chdldu, Avlffrw ll'wfa'nas Gmy l'-lffrlyerl, and Mvs.Giani1erdef3ide on pwol. Besl Wishes from Your Favorile Porlrail and Pholographer of lhe Red Devil of lhe Weelc DEAN GRANGER 'on 'rhe spof' phofos Sfudio and Church Weddings 548 Nor+h Whi+e Avenue, Pomona I97 E. 2nd LY. 2-IOII Cheryl Mongur oiwcl Sandy McicMinn select Q1 cool from Bowffifs R+-ricly-ro-Weczr Department. TGWNSFCDLK Tl-IRCDUGHCDUT N J. EARL NICHOLAS INSURANCE AGENCY Since l929 Business goes where if is inviled and sfays where if is well frealed. l00-I02 Soulh Thomas S'rree+ Pomona, Calif. MWwmWwW Aw fw 'Kwai f M '57 - , 'fwf'f V, Avwa1,,,1,..f4w,-W, MELODY PET SHOP Serving Pomona pei lovers lor 25 years. ll92 Norfln Garey Avenue Pomonat Calif. Jonn Edwards, Baibara Eilberi, Jeanne Alier, and Le ROV Mary Sfgne ig Wearing 5 pfeffy Summer frggk 'frgm Houfz say Nof1ooi1c+, buf iusiriqiwffi LLOYD'S RESTAURANT ALFRED GRAY'S Spanish Eood Hours-5 p.m. fo 3 am. Foofhill and Ceniral Avenues Upland, Calif. '35 E' Second S+' LY' 2-4547 LLEY SERVE PROJECT FUTURE D B owneil, Carol Lloyd, Noniy Brewef, cmd John Sullivan order chow mein ot the 'Q' ik' ES ik Sk ik' A oi-IUNGKING CAFE I44 Wesf 4+i'1 S+. YOUR CHOICE AMERICAN OR CHINESE DISHES POPULAR PRICES Privafe Room for Parfies if 75? ik ik ik S7-:S if For Orders +o Take Ou? Phone LY. 2-5057 Open I I a.m. fo I a.m.-Sai. fill 2:30 a.m. Phcro LY 2 2II9 F D CESPEDES PI-IOTOGRAPI-IFR 2I4 Sou'rI'1 Mann Sfreef Pomona Caluf POMONA VALLEY MOTORS INC PymooII1 ind S rvICe UHLINQ-Uh. W M Tafor Erold P Trcmowmn Presuoenr Secrehry Treasurer 50I W Second S+ree+ LY 2 I388 F Pomona Calnforma J ,hmm M mrlw, TIERNAN TYPEWRITER CO 239 Som' Man' Shed POMONA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Pon-ona Cahforma ALM 81 MERCER Rqqe ano Carpef nq Carpef SpecIaIusIs AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 520 535+ Hop, Avenue pomona Callf 260 Sou+I1 Thomas SI'ree+ Pomona Calif LY 2 25I2 Roberr E Mercer DOROTHY S BEAUTY STUDIO I4I I Nor+h Garey Avenue LYcommg 2 5694 Pomona California WRIGHT BROS AND RICE Lane Cedar CI1eIs Furn Iure 252 So.,n+I1 Mann SIree+ LYcommg 2 IOI5 Cong amIa+ one +0 'Ile I954 Sen ers Marvin s YOUNG SET Ph LYcommg 9 3657 I85 Easi' Second S+ree+ Pomona Caluf 45294. H!! 1 o YET 2 4 Us SECOND STREET OMOIA CAI-IF YoLr ReIr1LnIe JevcI r HAMER S SERV UR SELF 287 Wes+ HoI+ Avenue LYcommg 2 9279 MILLER BROTHERS HARDWARE LYcom ng 2 5524 I05 Sou+h Gare Pomona, Calif Paul D Walker PresudenI LYcommg 2 I33I 17? 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I Norfh Fancy G kd arey Sumd e L fl J Avenue I-Iome OI IIwe RED DEVIL OI IIwe Year SIoreQ lor Men and Boys Since I9II NORTH GAREY PHARMACY Phone LYcomlng 2 5225 l635 Nor+I1 Garey Avenue omona Calf NEWSOM S JUNIOR BOOTERY fn L no ew one Neqc P omona I627 Nor+I1 Garey Avenue l.Ycom1ng 9 7647 Pune Jewery Away IARSOMAGE III?-IIIIIIIEII I' I S Une man IeIIs anoIIner aboulr our suns soorfswear Iurnnshnnqs shoes HOLT AVE CLEANERS Ap, xr Wor+I1 CIeanmq I Worih Cleanrng Rqhf 484 Eas+ HoI+ Avenue Pomona Calif , I' . I ,5 BMIIC Kes , I' . ITB! O -VIL, . If he I Is . 4 f ! JJ zo: ' f 'I S. f ff! I, I w 6 Q , I I I G 7 I X' J I . J. P. Burns, Pnarmacisf P , I'. A 1 . P?'er SE -A Kees 7 Ccffedive N fg IWEJ I1'7ee SI1ees . . . ,. ., ,M , ,li 1. M 'TC I ' A, N l I7 .I 2446013 LYNN WISE GARAGE FURNITURE STORES Choose From All The Big Names In Home Furnishings 81 Appliances LOW PRICES EASY TERMS In Pomona In On+ario 505 E. Second S+. 202 S. Euclid Ave. Phone LYcoming 9-303l Phone 627-38 LYcoming 2-7892 SCHULTZ S Slore For Boys and Sluclenls Third and Garey Pomona Ca if Complele Personal Service Frank G Summers Realror Business Opporlunnhes I-lornes Ranches Groves Income P operly Exchanges e-'rc 24 years residenl of Pomona Valley 549 Easl' HoI+ Ave Pomona LYcommg 9 I40I 5303 Orchard Ave OnI'arlo LYcommg 2 0282 I 6 on your map H II on your map 'Q GENERAL REPAIRS Brake and Carburelor Specialisl I v I+'s Wise 'ro Use WISE Service Phone LYcoming 2-2002 594 Soufh San Anfonio Avenue Pomona, California LYcoming 2-6479 Pick Up, Deliver BACON CLEANERS and HATTERS Careful Cleaning 522 Wesl Fiffh Avenue Vernon E Vinatieri Conlrachng Repairs and Service Wafer I-lealers Panelrays Floor Furnaces Dishwashers Garbage Disposals Phone LYcommg 2 6l52 96I Easf Holi Ave I , l . . o 0 c , o r - y , ., ' cl ' 1.6 wig! ff: 5 ' - I :gr-is' TRAS K Home Bakery 235 Nor+h Garey Avenue Frnesr un Decorahons Baked Goods Baked fresh daaly by your own Pomona Bakers Phone LYcommg 2 8783 Cja,l'!a,flC!1f Toys Frugudalre Magnavox Chambers and G E Appliances Our Besf To You 435 Wesf Second S'rree+ Pomona LY 2 6227 Please acc:ep+ our washes for +he besf un your fufure career PERKINS GMC TRUCK SALES 81 SERVICE 900 Pruce S+ Pomona Calnf ORA ADDIES Fashuon ls Our Business Headguarfers of Futvb H81H Pho+o Company Everyfhuno Phofographac 328 Wes? Second S+ree1' LY 2 7l75 LY 273l0 Rod, Gun and Hobby Shop Your Fun ls Our Business George Slndaur 353 Eas+ Second S'rree+ Pomona Caluf i 'P E S. 9 Ranges - Aufo-Seaf Covers - Sunbeam Cameras-Pham Developing-Film , 1 BADON'S RESTAURANT AND FOUNTAIN C B Badon Madeleine Badon 242 Soufh Garey Avenue LYcommg 2 7944 CompIeIe I-Iome PurnlsIwers Snce I9 9 Your Credrf Is Good A+ Rock Bofrom Prices Furmture Co 390 Easf Second SI'ree'r Pomona Callf Across from Fedway LYcommg 2 2553 Congrafulahons and Bes+ Wrshes From All of Us aI KIRK .IEWELERS Pomona Valleys Leading JeweIers I20 Easi' Second S+ree+ Pomona Calnf Ma'rI1eson's Bakeries The MarIze+ Spo+ 280 Wesf Third Sfreei' LYcommg 2 6446 The Cross Roads MarIceI' LYcommg 404I3 e specnaluze In Wedding and ParIy Cakes Prom a Snack Io a Sreak And Good BREAKFAST LUNCI-I DINNER U and I 455 WesI' Second Sfreei Pomona Calif Palladium ROLLER RINK SIcaIlng every nngI1I excepr Monday Monday us re erved Ior Iarge cI1urcIwpar'r1es I875 Easi' FIHI1 Avenue Pomona Callf LYcommg 2 0257 - af JULlEN'S The Gene ahons of Wesrerners I-lave Preferred Congrafulahons Ardens Fine Daury Producfs and Delucuous Ice Cream ARDEN FARMS CO I2O0 Easi' FnHh Avenue Pomona Calif LYcomlng 2 I35I ZEnu1'h H58 Eddie Brown S Marfha E Brown THE GILLESPIE STUDIO Par+ra.+ufe Baby Speaalla Weddings Kodak Fnnushung 264 Wesi' Second S'I'ree+ Pomona, California I LYcoming 2 I 538 Thank you, Pomona Hugh semors, for your ever Increasing pafronage, and may we conhnue fo serve you nn fhe furure as pleasanfly as we have un rhe pas? f, ,'f'i' ', A f I i S6 Q. Y-'nic ! 4 5 'S dh '54 ' , r. . I RAY S FLOWERS Spec al Pr ces fo Sfuoenl DIAMONDS Spec alzng n Co sage a 0 Wedcl nq B que Jeweler 279 Easf Second Sfreef Pomona Calif Phone LYcommg 2 5002 WILSON BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY 445 Easf Commerclal S+ree1' Pomona C6lIfOThld Ar Wllson LYcoming 2 46lI Coates Bicycle Shop 830 Eas+ Second S+ree+ Pomona, Calif. Phone LYcoming 2 l478 Q . Q I l60 Wes? Fuffh Avenue LYcommg 2 8997 Thank for pasf p lronaqe Enyoy lhe comlorl ol fables no Burqe s Cheeseburqe 5 l-lol Dog Mellecl Cheese Tuna Sand aches LULA M BAYLY Pholograph c Sfucl O Wes+ Orange Grove Avenue LYcomung 2 29l8 Pomona Calrforma house of modern furmfure 450 easi' hol+ ave pomona california roberf '. virze lycoming 9 5288 Pomona's Larqesl Seller of Cul Flowers VICTORS FLOWERS Corner 5+h and San Anionio Avenues LYcoming 2 9I66 Corsages,Wecld1nq, and Complele Floral Servuce on B I I I l , 5 ,J . i I I i r s n ' 'I Qu elm CARL ADAMS 6218'wfSfESi.fZlffuEe . S cl W 1 r , r , ' 2, , w 522 l ' .I ' - Jr . - I - SELF SERVICE S RECORD SHOP Pomona Valleys Ivlosl Complele Record Slocls Rlwyllmm and Blues Galore' l VI Soun Plwonoqraplms Sales and Servnce 336 Wesi' Second SI'reeI' Pomona Calif Phone LYcomlng 9 8OI7 MUSIC STORE :cal lnslrumenls Bouqlwl Sold Repaured 490 Easf Hol'r Avenue Pomona Caluf LYcomlng 2 7880 .W POMONA RED DEVILS POMONA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT STORE Slahonery Supplies Aff Supplies Pencil Junuor Rings ,mu Tl I'-738 i928 Warren R Tate nc Fourfh and Thomas Sfreefs Pomona Caluf Sales and Servuce A R DANKWORTH INC COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CORRECT PERSONAL CARDS CLUB PINS MEDALS FAMOUS HERFF JONES CLASS RINGS Los Angeles I7 San Francisco 8 I4I4 Wesf Seven+l1 S+ree+ I26 Pos? Sfreef I 3? In sea--' d A BOUGHTON'S giant chairli s This winter Baldy presents a third chair lift to serve skiers-plus 5 rope tows. No area in all California equals this. The new beginner's lift connects the other two lifts and services a nearly mile long beginner's slope. NEW, LOW RATES. California's tin- est, only 50 miles from Los Angeles. Fromulliway 56 take Baldy . m Road lust east ol Clare ont Todd emoriaf Chapel Funeral Advisors and Directors Since I907 570 North Garey Avenue Pomona, Calit 'hr' uaviid -4755-XLEACNY Q A MMD '- fbi- I ,flak , i f if - : - A I FX 1' -I' nl fl 'A ' iii Drive-In Window at l-lolt Avenue Ottice Drive - ln Deposits - Adapted to a busy community that literally lives on wheels, the Drive- ln Deposit Window at the new l-lolt Avenue Ottice permits you to banlc without leaving your car! The window is located on the west side ot the building and may be reached trom either l-lolt Avenue or Pasadena Street. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF POMONA MAIN OFFICE ELM STREET OFFICE HOLT AVENUE OFFICE 30l West Second Street 40I East Second Street 32I East Holt Avenue Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0 Twen+y-four Hour Service 0 PAULS LYcoming LYcoming 'I' ll ll I - LYCOHINC - Ill!! 275 Soufh Garey Avenue Pomona Caluf C AV E Prescription Pharmacy Pomona and Claremonf Claremon+ Pomona 242 Yale Avenu 248 W Second Sfreei' LY 5 3926 LY 2 3562 CHANDLER'S Siore For Men A complefe sdecrion of The 4aTe5'f fashions 'n Sporrswear and clofninq 237 Eas+ Second S+ree+ Pomona Calif LYcommg 2 2028 Warmesf Good Wusrwes From Your Ncngrwbor Nnrlomu. 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