Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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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

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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

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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