Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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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.

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'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

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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.