Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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J HAX ' V 25 N3 - - xi A Q -X xl xi, .P 'X 'S fx ' A a X ' .4 LX - if Q Zi ' L a .y R , 6 -Q X Jing ,Q 2 ,i , 9 'X 4:5 . ., -N 59 f Q Q .5 , - J fi bf, -' ,.v x 4 I. 5, l J kr, N RQ z Nf' - ' Y , I x X,- 1 3 3 M 44, - - fl Z x R I '- , N ' J if YQ , . , T2 - NL 1 xixk f- xi Ks. .E QQ ,X ,E ,ii 17' wx' ii, 5' ga. The Cardinal Pomona High School Pomona, California June 16, 1955 4 12, W 52.5 ORGANIZATIONS 22 STUDENT BODY 46 ATHLETICS 3 ng Ml? ,rx , pb COMMUNITY P94 vi., --.7 1' , Taking time out from a meeting to pose outside the administrative offices are, FRONT ROW-Mr. Lawrence Moore, Mrs. Betty Carson, President Carl H. Lorbeer, BACK ROWfMr. Homer Henrie, Assistant Superintendent Aubrey H. Simons, Superintendent LeRoy Allison, Assistant Superintendent Erle V. Simon, Vice-President Roy G. Decker. September 13- Hif l'm the PHS Deril. They gave me the job of keeping a record of the happenings around PHS, from the most momentous occasions to the most ordinary oecurrenfes. So here we go with a diary of my senior year, 1954-55. High-school administrators concerned with the general welfare are, BELOW-Vice-Principal Lyn- ward Johnsani1I?ORNERfDirector foe Anendqrue As the new school year begins, the BOARD George Churc i . RIGHT-Dean o Girls Luci e ' K , Bailey, OF EDUCATION has promoted construction of a luneh shelter which will provide additional eating spare. Mr. johnson, VICE-PRINCIPAL, looks forward to supervising student government. Mrs. Bailey is preparing for another year as DEAN OF 1 GIRLS. Mr. Churchill, DIRECTOR OF ATTEND- ANCE, will have his hands full with Devils who prefer the great out-of-doors. Beginning , ,,- lr, , ,A ,sth af - 'rf' I s, 'Wm Prmcnpol Wnnsion Nelson ns cz buddy to oll PHS Devnls Our Senior Year Sept: mhu I-I I:zen though I am an all knounzq senzof and 1: seasoned Deul All Aelsons opennzg speech nezen falls to nnfuevs me H15 witty uarmngs to the uppearlassmen to restmln then fiendzsh tendencies in denlzngs u :th the sophomores are humorous but nonetheless heeded Here is an example of a capable and u ell liked PRINCIPAL u ho I5 the llldllljpllflg IN the surress of each 'sem f 4 V, ,W , , tm -A V f . Q ' f ' ' ' A if , A, 5 A Q , ,V 4' , o A 1 f I x 0 C O ' 1 1 1 ' ...- ' g K . - . . Presiding over student affairs are Student Council members Ted Platt-senior class president, Beity Bridges-Girls' League president. Charlene Shattuck-Chronicle editor, Mel Jung-Club Council president, Q. is . efiieff Q , 5 Cur Student September 21- STUDENT COUNCIL members tell me that hy the end of the year they hope to hare sponsored a long list of activities-the Friendship Dance. Homecoming. the Christmas Formal, the March of Dimes Campaign. the All-Sports Dance, and the Spring Fling. Vocations Day will be, as usual, one of their main projects in the spring. Guest speakers from 'various professions will counsel students in vocational choices. Composed of student-body officers and repre- sentatires from important groups within the student body, Student Council members will serve as student administrators. f NN, -s ' , ,J X E 4' Ronald Swerdlofff athletic commis- sioner, Phoebe Jenkins - Cardinal representative, Jerry ChurchilI-sopl1o- more class president, . Judy Cummingsfmusic representative, John McNally-iunior class president, luAnn Little-publicity chairman. tw k,i I Leaders. . . , 242 aff , it v M , , ,yr - .h t -, ffm A ,271 up , Chief Devil of PHS is Jae Graham, student body president. Other student body executives are Mary Kay Campbell-secretary, Jim Wcdley-vice-president. John Ries - treasurer, Mary Stone - social chairman, Deanna Weightmanf rally chairman. . z j September 28- PHS has six STUDENT-BODY OFFICERS: joe Graham, who is sure to be the best pf-exy yet: Vice-President jim Wfadley, whose job it is to plan assemblies and take over when the presi- dent is absent: Secretary Mary Kay Campbell. who will record actions of the Student Council and keep up with correspondence to other schools,- Treasurer john Ries lactivity-ticket sales and book-balancing fall into his jurisdictionjq Social Chairman Mary Stone, who plans the dances of the year: ancl Rally Chairman Deanna Uyeightman, whose duty it is to see that rallies run smoothly and build the spirit of the student body. S In Q, in Members of American Government classes interview Mayor Arthur Cox. I Aided October 4- I was thinleiug hou' rital the SOCIAL STUDIES program is at PHS. All the subjects-Social Living. American History, American Government, and Senior Problems-help form the hasis of our future lives. Lfncler Mr. Stevens, department head, the social studies teachers clo their clarneclest to see that preoccupied Derils talee an interest in important affairs. Today the ENGLISH Department. headed hy Miss Stipek. finished compiling a hook callecl Basic Spelling. El'6l'v1'0716' will receive a copy. It is through our high-school English that many of us become acquaiutezi with such authors as Shakes- peare. Irving. and Cooper, and in later years get much pleasure from literature. fn' 'B Lf' Social studies faculty mem- bers are, SEATEDfMr. Robert Latham, Mr. Lloyd Enlund, Mr. John Stevens, Mr. Ernest Landis. STANDING-Mr. Val Foubert, Mr Carl Beck, Mr. Stanley Acres, Mr. Glenn Townsend, Mr. Mathew Felm. Missing is Mr. Frank Anderson. clyglots are our language teachersYMr, Flovd Stone, Spanisl-lg Mrs, Ann nderson, Lating Mr. Otto Wiese, French and Spanish. By Facully. .. Ortoher 7- 7-Odd-1 Mr. Sloue. Mrs. .'lI1ll6l'S071. and Mr. ll ie5e were talking abou! plum for future Spanish, Latin. ami French courses. Although 1.111 by no menus an expert. I lenou' how ralliahle zz good LANGlf,1GE course is. and the Devils uppreriate the fact that foreign- language clnssex are of such high quality. Through rertain murces I'z'e learned to make up fzlihis in three languages: Sie11to muchn pero se me olz'idrj, Ie regrette heaucoup mais jlzi ouhlief' mm' Sc-rl temfrus non huhui . 1111.1 C...,, Spanish 2 students re-enact a dialogue. English l2 is famous for its dramatizatians of Shakespearean plays. English department includes, SEATEDfMiss Gladys Stipek, Mrs. Ada Jeppesen. STAND' ING--Mrs. Vivian Hillman, Mrs. Florence Rose, Mr. Ray Saaugh, Mr Peter Alwinson, Miss Ethel Allen. October II- Among the more complicated courses Ho the beginner at leastj are those offered in MATH. ll e PHS Devils hare the opportunity to go all the uaj' from Algebra I to college math. ria Algebra II, geometry, and trig. Mr. Enjield, department head, co- ordinates the courses so that there is uniformity as Devils go from one branch of math to another. Three men comprise the mathematics department: Mr. Lewis Manville, Mr. Rollin Enfield, Mr. Kenneth Kriege. Geometry problems are sometimes solved on the blackboard. And Their Expert This is what happens to sleepy onlookers when the hydrogen bomb goes off in Agriculture students take a look at progress in the greenhouse. chemistry. JI Ja capture fnshy smell wtth camera Science department boasts Mr. Wil- bert Bolliger, Mr. Lee Wolbert, Mr. Edward Myers, Mr. James Horner, Mrs. Mcry Alice Parker, Mr. Heber Clewett. lnslruclion . . . 3,1559 Oftober I3- 1'll give odds that someday one of the sfientifa' Devils u'lJo bad bis start in a SCIENCE course direrterl 17.1 Mr. Clezrett will become famous, There are enough opportunities for a good beginning. Them biology Iu'lJere sucb deliglatful and informatire tasks as dissecting frogs are f76l'f0I'NI6lII and ClJc IIIlSf7'-X' lu'lJere tlJe znzexpectefl never fails to happen- particularly during an experinzentj. Two lone female Derils compete with male pb-tsicists to solve problems in 6l9ffl'il'il'1 and borsepower. Tbose who enjoy the more tangible sfienfes will find agriculture a good course. students com ore sin waves re istered b oscilloscope with P Q Y plotted mathematically on blackboard, Buology students study bony structure Photographer reported failure to Lucky faculty members woit to en' f 'oy rult ccke ot c Christmas brunch hosted by the Advanced Foods class. A boy Devil belongs to this class, .oo!, Mol: ng your own clothes as f b un ut tok s on endless supply of pctuence the grls say P As I passed the HOME ECONOMICS room, I smelled the mouth uaterzrzg ragrunce Cherry pre frllarrltn Lucleensmeser, under llrs jenkins eye, balees the best rn the statej Miss Harbour, department cbarrrrrarr, speczalzzes rn seurnq and tarlormg lrzstruftron rn the zu els arts 17151116165 rrzterror October I-I demratzorz oufr arrarzgerrzfnt and lhe llodfrn Brzd ,rr addr trorr to rrrere mokrrrq and sc H1712 Compurnng recnpes for cherr Bn y ple are hornemukmg Instructors Mrs Alice Jenluns Mnss Helen Harbour ond Mrs H l B e en utterbough Right, Mr. Edward Moriarty fart, Mr. Fred Graff linstrumental musict, Mr. Jesse Weaver dramal, and Mr. Frank Cummings lvocal music are noted in the fine cuts. Lower right, art students stand on tables and ladders to complete historic murals. One is real- istic and one is decorative in approach, said Mr. Moriarty. October I 5- l'1'e clecicled to reform. Not completely, of course, but enough to include a little cul- ture ln my life. After sitting in on all the IHUSIC, ART, and DRAMA classes, I can see that we have a well-rounded program. At this rate, who knows? W'itlJin the next 500 years I may become zz polished Devil! Backstage before the iunior play. In heavenly harmony at the Christmas program October 16'- Being a Deril, my favorite subject is- you guessed it-P. E. It's more interesting than ever these days, since they'1'e included coeducational activities. Under the direc- tion of Miss Loreridge and Mr. Petersen, the PHYSICAL EDUCATION department decided that coed recreation would he a good supplement to the regular program because it would help to eliminate boy- girl bashfulness . . . It sure does! 1,3- ms - S td -. .u..4-+ an . , ,, VA- ..-f., . ,,, ,:,,,,,+, And October I9- My gosh! The guys in auto shop didn't have to stop speaking to me just because I put the crank shaft in back- wards-I thought it was pretthg funny. They just ha1fen't a sense of humor . . . Oh well. You can get all kinds of training, though, in Mr. Glenn's MECHANICAL ARTS department. whether in auto, machine, wood, metal, or drafting shop. Upper left, Wilber Rehm works ot lathe. Left, shop teachers Mr. Harold Hopkins, Mr. Frank Glenn, Mr. Ray Lewis, Mr. Poul Koch, and Mr. Marvin Hess sit at o drafting table. Q -rg. Q we -T Far left, it's coed day in P.E. Today its social dancing Left, standing on bleachers are members of the physical education department: FRONT ROW - Miss Jean Stewart, Miss Joanne Padden, Miss Donna Laveridge. BACK ROW'Mr, Mathew Fehn, Mr. Lee Mathes, Mr. Bud Petersen Organize Activities . . . October 20- 1 was trying to do my bit for the BUSI- NESS EDUCATION department tbe other day by fixing a typewriter for Mr. Meierding. It was embarrassing zvben be walked in and Caugbt me all wrapped up in typewriter ribbon! His management of tbe plarement bureau bas made bim 5'1'II1f7t1ll.76fif in regard to ambitious Devils and be was very nice about it. My girl- friend is pretty good at sbortband too, so sbe works as co-op secretary an bour a day for one of the teacbers. Upper right, office mc- chines students struggle with comptometers, Right, business education teachers Miss Barbara Strickling, Mr. Harlan Morton, Mrs, Grace Mickelson, Mr, Robert Meierding, Mrs, Virginia Moses, and Miss Helen Maier gather around tests mimeographed for teachers by typing stu- dents. ff visa, 1 - Aidlng in our snack bar are M Richmond Mrs Copron G Ashford A Rider E Bressee On the cafeteria staff are E Moss G Piccardi J Lugenbeel R Daley D Wilson M Wnans L Weight Mrs T ylar K Hanna Mrs Urquhart J Milligan Mrs Uch B Wilson C Barrington D Lewis October 21- This noon the cafeteria was su'ar111- ing with famished Derils. but I noticed with aclmiratioiz hou' efficiently the SNACK BAR and CAFETERIA staffs served all of us. Yesterclay, I stopped hui the REGIS- 'I'RAR'S OFFICE where the-1 keep records of scherlules. enrollrnents. and thou' I hate to think of themft grades. Mrs. DIH1llll 1'. registrar, and Mrs. Horacek are assisterl by willing stuclents in keeping PHS red tape untanglecl. Devils who neerl counseling final the Gl'lDA1NCE Ol I ICE. clirecterl hy Mrs. Bailey, a friendly, informal atmosphere for working out solutions to their problems. Combining October 22- Although at times l'z'e been tempterl to cut my classes, the thought of facing Mr. Churchill or Mrs. Moore in the ATTENDANCE OFFICE with- out a legitimate excuse made me change my nzirlcl. Sometimes things just aren't in our favor. For instance. yesterday I caught my tail in a door. but thanks to Miss Schjaastacl. school NURSE, there were no serious consequences. Attendance office staff members are SEATED I Cardnel Mrs Mona Moore. FRONT ROW-K. Burgan M Brubaker G Ontweros S Collins G Caudillo D Pock G. Mclaird. BACK RQW- P Cashln Mr George Churchill R Cochran C Matney J Rosenbrock N Jennings, M. Martin, J. Clark E Ulloa C Cleland G Burke Our school nurse, Miss Benito Schiaastad be found in her office any lime between o.m, and 9:00 o,m. tr' XNW, , can 8:00 Registrars staff members posing in a rare moment of inactivity are G. Gilli land, G. Caudillo, E. Telles, Mrs. Margaret Dunlavy, Mrs. Mary Horacek. Guidance staff members always on hand when needed are, FRONT ROW-G Gutierrez, C. Hendricks, Mrs. Mary Alice Parker, Mrs. Lucille Bailey, L. Jenner M. Walker, Mrs, Grace Mickelson. BACK ROW-Mr. Lewis Manville, M. Marshall Mr. John Stevens, J. Jackson, Mr. Rollin Enfield. Work With Fun October 25- Some of my best buddies belp Miss Moran, librarian, and Mrs. ll yman, assistant librarizm, in the LIBRARY. Several work for Mrs. Mrrsillia. brmkkeeper, u'lJ0 sells stmlent supplies and handles all school finances in our u'ell-lenoufn BOOKSTORE. All-important lmvkgrrzznzll are the ,llAlN'l4ENflNClf though someu'lJnt in the men and wrzmen on the CREll . Library staff members are Mrs. Lois Margaret Moran, S. Allen, N. Hays, A. Klaris. Ever-willing maintenance staff are, Wyman, N. Berry, D, Chertkow, Miss FRONT ROW--Mrs. Edna Rogers, Mrs, Mildred Woodward. SECOND ROW-Mr. Ernrst Carver, Mr. Robert Keeler. BACK ROW-Mr. AI Kriesel, Mr. John Mr. Joe Valleio hcad of grounds maintenance, William Crawford. Those working in the bookstore are, STANDING-J. Bentley, M. Grafber, R. Thurn, D, Lewis, E. Bressee, B. Horsewood, F. Vera. J J Ji . s ,.,.- A V LP A- av- s sf , 'Y K .T 4 - f.. ,r np I5 ' di 3, W -as 9 . 5 'A -iyl M Marvin lhead of building maintenance, SEATEDfS. Neilsen, Mrs. Ruth Masillia. Williams, N. Stewart, D. March, J .Z fl ii i Q Q 'wx' n ' ,af - - :ii-R Q 1' 'W-as-3 4 34 tix lr ?f gk Y ,fl 1 K it w?i3Y1 V ' 'Q ,, -rv--N f 4 fmt? ,M J. mbnnq, ,W 42 'kg i ,Eg ww. ug,,f,Q, , Qt-. Q- H+: .,-no-- M 5? iv , W, 'I :sf ws 1, . ,, .,,. 5 'V LJQJ, ,V P ' ,ming fy f +1 1 Q Ca 'fi :arm 1 I I ' , ' A Ei! t K ka' A Fw , , 7 .. ,KV xp- Max 1 Nxdx fa 5 A ' Qu- N7 .923 - '.-nrfnfx' up-if-1w 5 xxx Wiww 4'l 4'l BX ' xx QNX xgunl 3 ff? Q .,, .. 4 I, K K d 4 'V , . iwk X: ig -sf - PM .J E 3 i 5,3 ,gf 'K Q, g Wg-n---- , U ,Z,, ,f Wi, fm 'Win 3. J, , ri ff- - , L 1 , . r ip-'I f -J if 1'- ' I 3-4 I WVWAJQQ- Wham-wgawa . 82 N z 4 f fn .. If 5 I . 4, dd :ff a f I, ,A r f l S, n Q' ! . if .. 9 'hp L. Vincent, L. Little, and B. Shumaker Five proud pirates reigning over ihe Backwards Dance are T. Piatt, D, Day, B. Shumaker fCaptaun display a pirate flag to be used as Kidd', J, Ries, and J. Graham. one of the decorations for the Back- wards Dance. Prexy Betty Brid es presides over an 9 eventful year for the Girls' League. ff' Every Loyal xz s: November I- Prexy Betty Bridges tells me that the Girls' League Backwards Dance will he held at Pomona College later this year. The theme will he Treasure Island. and a Captain Kidd and his creu' will be elected. All girls in the student body are automatically members of GIRLS' I.EAG'l'E. which is advised hy Mrs. Bailey. Girls League Cabinet can- sists of, FRONT ROW - M, Sails secretary, B. Bridges president, S. Nielson ivice- president, M. Patrick treas- urer, SECOND ROW - S, Allen, G. Henderson, N. Rufi, C. Montgomery, A. Acres, D. Weightman, S. MacMinn. THIRD ROW-M. Rios, L. Little, J, Bush, B. Enoch, H. Lewis, Y. Thomas, C. Anderson, N. Hays, Mrs. Bailey. if 'haue t 41' f Life With Father has been chosen as the theme of the annual Father4Daughter Banquet. Red Devil November 2- 'I'on'ay I heard that the GIRLS' LEAGUE is already making arrangements for the night when all the girls proudly display their fathers at the Father - Daughter Banquet. Also on the agenda is the annual fashion shou' and installation in May, when neu' ojficers are installed. This mother-a'aughter event is scheduled for evening this year to permit more mothers to attend. Who said pretty girls can't sew? At the annual fashion show the girls model clothes they've made Installation of new Girls' League officers at a candlelight ceremony is always an impressive affair. themselves. 'L S-f Charlene Shofiuck loils over the weekly accounl of Devilish doings. Hot off the press in the prinfshop is Yhis weelfs Chronicle. 26 Reads Cur Putting oul our weekly newspaper are Chronicle slaff members, SEATED- B. Grace, Mrs. Jeppesen, C. Shaifuck Cediiorl, S. Allen lassislanf ediforl, B. Hess. STANDING-C. Anderson, J, McNally, D, Wagner, R. Arlis, L. Forbes, J. Roebuck, C. lompman, N. Hays, D. Moore, K. Baseel, B. Trues- dell, D, lewis, B. O'Rear, Missing are B. Evans, J. Lucas, S. McCloy, J. Morfenson, N. Ruff, S. Morse, C. Bright. November 5- Friday again, and that means another issue of the CHRONICLE. Everything from Mr. Nelson's column, Principally to You to the diabolical Devil Drags is preserved in print by the hard-working Chronicle stafi. These voluntary slaves to the weekly deadline work long hours to get their paper out on time. Advising, rorrecting, and reassuring, Mrs. Ieppesen is absolutely indispensable. Publications . . . Posing on fhe Universiiy of Redlands campus during a Yearbook Day intermission are Cardinal staff members, FRONT ROW-P. DeYoung, P, Woodward, M. McMullen, C. Rheingruber, N. Unroe leditorl, J. Lucas, M. Woolsey. BACK ROW-P. Jenkins fassisfanf edilorl, Mrs. Rose, J. Eldredge, D. Wickslrom. Missing is G. Wilson. November 8- Whew.' This diary-keeping gets to be quite a job. It takes more planning, art worle, and photography than I could ever handle alone. Lucky for me I have a hard-working gang like the CARDINAL stab' behind me. If it weren't for them and their competent adviser, Mrs. Rose, I doubt if this diary could ever be finished. l- 1,-4 i 1 2 fuk. L los. .5 ull LLL 655 Norma Unroe works to compile A Devil's Diary- hisfory of cz whole yeur's Deviliry. Hordesf of all to please are his own fellow iournalisfs, declares Photographer DeYoung. 27 Mel Jung presides over Club Council Club presidents serving on the Club Council are, FRONT ROW'M. Jung, B, Bridges, J. Enfield, J. West, SECOND ROW -G. Hampton, A. London, C. Shattuck, C. Harden, B. Enoch, A. Block, THIRD ROWvN. Unroe, B. Stokes, D. Oelrich, D. Pettingill, G. Holt, N, Ruff, B. Clork. BACK ROW-Mr. Johnson, A. Richmond, J, Pleosont, L. Vincent, B. Shumoker, S. Myers, G. Vollette, T. Patterson, B. Johns, R. Swerdlcff, B. Ringe. Bill Shumoker is Key Club president. November 9- Tbis year the CLUB COUNCIL is starting xometbing neu' bj xfmnsoring a dance in April. BeaclJeomber'5 Bounce has been suggested as tbeme. President Mel lung. Adviser johnson, and tbe wbole Council are boping tba! it can be an annual ajffair. Speaking of annual affairs. 1 bare to remember to ask my motlaer to one-lbe K6-1' Club'x Mother-Son Banquet. Sinre the KEY CLUB, advised by Mr. Petersen, is an active .verrire organization .vponsored by Kiwanis, it IIJXIHIIEJ Illdll-1' responsibilities. Members of the Key Club-service orgonizotionfcre, SEATED-A. Quisl, L. Montgomery, B. Shumoller, M. Jung, Mr Petersen SECOND ROW-B. Bush, B. Besse, D. Anthony, G. Curl, J. Roebuck, M. Boring, P. Ralston, J. Ries, J. McNally, Lawrence. BACK ROW-J, Southworth, R. Yinger, J. Huntington, J, Lightfoot, J. Hogsett, E. Henrie, M. Felwn. D. Brooks KV, ,A , ella, A .fe ' 'L Reoorf Club News.. November I6- 'FHALIANS fthe Club for all the brains around PHS! were excused lbix morning to bear a speaker talk about his experiencex in .vrlaools in Sc'an1lim1z'ia. I'r'e never exartly been a member rnyself. but Mrx. Hillman, arlrixer, sa-ts that Tbalians look forward to more guest sfreakerx. an initiation dinner, a trip to Pasadena Playhouse, and a beach party on final exam :lay-the lucky Devilx! Members of the California Scholarship Federation are, FRONT ROW-G. Nye, D. Munson, B, Henrich, A. Russo, P Barnard, S. Myers, P. Deal, H. Lopez, C. Rheingruber, J. Millard, J. Eldredge. SECOND ROWfM. Hartsman, N, Maurer J. Stahl, D. Ballard, S. Diggs, J. Enfield, S. Allen, C. Shattuck, D. Pettingill, E. Lenz, S. Bentley, C. Lee, J. West, P Wyman, K. Harrison, C. Williamson, G. Morency. THIRD ROW-C. Bayrd, M. Stone, W. Haight, B. Truesdell, M. Ramseyer R. Edwards, S, Meorns, S. Stillin er, G. Hartman, P. Swickard, P. Greer, G. Holt, D. Douglas, D. Taylor, B. Brownson G. Maurer, J. Langdon, C. Nafte?, N. Unroe, M. Bieberdorf, FOURTH ROWfL. Little, D. Snyder, J. Piccinotti, D. Williams R, Eckstrom, E. Henrie, J. Marti, J. Graham, R. Swerdloff, D. Smith, R, Landrum, T. Patterson, D. Oelrich, B. Buuck, B Stokes, D. Ellis, G. Henderson, P. Jenkins. BACK ROW-B. Evans, J. Pleasant, J. Hcgsett, A. Porter, B. Besse, D. Metsker, J. Southworth, B. Lawrence, J. Lewin, D. Decker, J. Peterson, D, Schoonover, G. Vallelte, G. Osborn, B. Wood, B. Pheysey. Now the mental upper-crust Vthose Thaliunsll can take the day off to loll on the beach while we struggle with An ambitious Thalion president is Stan Myers. 31 A w x'1F1 --l 29 Science-Math members watch demonstration of physical therapy by an instructor at the College of Medical Evangel- ists in Loma Linda. sv., Science Field Trip President Dorothy Oelrich plans ence-Mr-th Club field trips. Sci November 12- Griffith Ohserrutory is the next rlestimztion for the SCIENCE- MATH C.I.l'I3, with Adviser Bolliger chaperoning. and I sure wish I could go along. Houerer, it's my own fault because I u'rrsn'l rzmbiliozrs enough to lake chem- istry. fzhisirs, or uzlzmzcerl imzlh, so I unfl join. They hare some ofher swell field trips COIIIIIIK up. too-College of Medical Eraugelisls in Loma Linda and even the crime lub of the I.. fl. police lll'fhlI'fIIIl'III.' Science-Math members include, FRONT ROW-D. Oelrich, P. Wyman, G. Henderson, J. Hogsett. SECOND ROW L Swanson, J. Bush, C. Gibson, M. Bohlender, B. Scariano, C. Lee, F. Wallace, K. Keiser. THIRD ROWvL. West, C. Naftel M. Ramseyer, P. Mueller, C. Jones, M. Stone, B. Theres, N. Unroe, W. Haight. FOURTH ROWfMr. Bolliger, C. Rheingruber R. Hutchinson, L. Ruclcdashel, J. Cummings, J, Thurn, G. Shattuck, P. Jenkins, FIFTH ROW-S. Meyers, B, Henrich, B Evans, l Roebuck, T. Hall, B. Buuck, B, Stokes. BACK ROW- D. Munson, B. Pheysey, E. Sass, R. Bruner, P. Chaldu, J. Davis Patterson, C. Adams, W. Platt, E. Artunian, D, Williams, D. Anthony, J. Peterson, J. Marti. Letterrnen include, KNEELING fT. DiCenso, W. Platt, D. Burke, R. Jones president, N. Ricca, L. Simmers, S. Myers. R. Hughes. SECOND ROW-D. Wagner, F. Vera, B. Grace, R. Swerdloff, G. Turpen, J. Graham, l.. Young, B. Adkins BACK ROW--G. Vallette, E. Arutunian, B. Shurnaker, D. Barclay, D, Day, D. Anthony, J. Bluethman, R, Von Ratibor, R. Shepard, J. Marti. Gary Vollette heads the Art Club. A And Event Thai Are 1Xv0l'6'lll,Jf'l' I9- ll 'e had au azvarzi assembly today. and more Devil athletes befame mem- bers of the LE'l I'ERMAN'S CLUB, adrixed by Mr. Manrille. Tlaoxe u'itlJ artistic ability Home of them are atbletex, toot find a neu' 0f7f70I'fll7lil,1' to pn! it to arizvzutage in the ART Cl.l'B. umler Mr. Moriart.t .v tutelage. ,ev 'I Above left, ART CLUB members are, FRONT ROW-- J Bishop, K Siens, J. Levitt, N, Johnson, D. Castro, W, Withers. SECOND ROW-D. Williamson, R. Cox, S Zevon, B. Jordan, A. Potts, K. Pennington. THIRD ROW, T. DiCenso G. Ashford, G. Valletve, S, Alvarado, M. Cobbos, Mr Moriarty. left, Art Club members view the Scholastic art show at Bullock s Downtown. Right, Future Teachers see nursery school in action at Broadoaks School in Whittier. Below right, potential teachers are, SEATED-P, Fortner, E. Moss, A. Rich- mond, J. Enfield, Mrs. Parker, S. Allen, V. Knox, A, Raichle. SECOND ROW-C. Jones, S. Knapp, C. Gibson, L. Jenner, A. Yates, D, Chamberlain, J. Reilly, M, Gray, D. Wickstrom, N. Perrin, l.. Little. BACK ROW- G. Carroll, M. Ramseyer, W. Haight, B, Sterling, C. Smith, B. Brown- Son, P. Deal, N. Hays, N. Ruff, G, Piccardi, D. Hutchings, K. Ray. New... ...I FAQ. Noremher 22- 1 talked to Joyce Enfield, TEEN PROFS jzrexy, the other day. Last year Teen Profs was only an idea am! now, under the farulty gzzidame of Mrs. Parker, it's one of the largest and most popular fluhs. It seems that all these kids are vorzsirlering teaching as a career. Knowing what we all knou' about stmletlt Deriltry, I think this is a brave lzunch. Another newly-artiz'aterl rlah is DUKES HI- Y. an organization sfronsored by the Y. M. C. fl. 89.1 X, Joyce Enfield is at the helm organizing Teen Profs. Dukes include, SEATED -J Marti, D. Schoonover, L. Vin- cent president', T. Patterson G. Riley. STANDING - B Smith, C. Arnold, D. Wagner, M. Jung, L. Brown, R, Gerbi G. Vallette, M. Provan. 33 X.: Advanced drama students ad' mitted to Thespicms include, FRONT ROV!-L. Vincent, E. Lenz, B Stakes president, M Maleslci, R. Snoolx, SECOND ROW-N. Carroll, B. Theres, M. Bohlender, P. Wintermute. B. Scuriano, D. Falkenberg. THIRD ROW-T. Cherry, M. Reeves, N. Jennings, G. Morency, C. Buford, L, Moore. K. Dietrman, B. Levering, C Tyler, J. Rodney, R. Schiszler. BACK ROWfS. Rogers, C. Sharf, B. Knebel, B. Puckett, K, Lenz, P. Brown, D. Day, C Bradford, B. Hubbard, J. Thurn, B. Cahill. .s.,c Arr ,fl Orators behind the microphone are, FRONT ROW-G. Mclaird, C. Gibson, L. dent, P. Ralston, D. Wagner, SECOND ROW-F. Siddel, E. Lenz, B, Harrison, Mr. Weaver Officiating as the film is threaded are Projection Crew members, FRONT Doyen, J, Christiansen, A. Swanson. BACK ROWfMr. Kriege, L. Anderson, J, Selden, L. Montgomery, B. Westbrook. 2 4 'Id Little, B. Ringe presi- G. Nicoll, G. Ashford, Row-D. Aldridge, rl Milligan, F. Burke, G. And Norenlber 2 5- Tbis ix the gang I bare the most fun laeckling. llnben one of the THESPIANS 1111165 a line-tbafs my fault. ll lJeu one of the ORATORS gets an attafk of stage fright- nzy fault again. llvloen the flllll breaks for one of the PRO- JECTION CREll --you guesxerl il. Aim' wlaen .mmeborl-1' on the STAGE CREW' drofws al sand bag on laix foot-well. u lm else but me? This time its a fireplace under construction by fhe stage crew, consisting of, FLOOR-D. Boles, B. Fowler, R. Schiszler. STANDING- D. Turner, G. Johnson, S. Rogers, R Mandiqa, B. Abernathy, Mr. Weaver Ushers in their finery are, SEATED-Y. Thomas, C, Harden Ypresidenfl, S, M M' . STANDING-J. QC Inn Wesf, L. Liifle, P. Smiihen J. Enfield, P. Deol, B Bridges, M. Stone, J. Bush M. Gray. Entertaining . .. Alliser to liegin are o November 24- This evening our orchestra gave a concert, which meant that the USHERS had to slide up their formals and come down to hand out programs. W'hile the ORCHESTRA tuned up, the ushers guided the audience to their seats fand looked pretty cute doing it, tooj. Of course, after the lights went out l stopped admiring the ushers and listened to the beautiful music the orchestra was playing. Right, Girls' Glee Club includes, FRONT ROW- P. Bcrr, P. Ochoa, H. Alvorran, E. Yackel, B. Webster, D. Thomp- son, C. Whitson, M. Rainey, J. Millard, R, Reese, G. Whitchurch, SECOND ROW-E. Pottie, A. Lopez, L. Cruze, D. Long, J. Cline, D. Brown, J. Anderson, P. Reynolds, S. Holman, N, Berry, V. Harries, M, Carl, R. Whitson. THIRD ROW-M. Woolsey, L. Long, R. Teter, L. Martin, S. Swanson, G, Lacey, A, Gunski, N. Legoult, J. Hennen, C. Williamson, W. Gilmor, M. Pennell, C. Thompson, C. Walker. BACK ROW-G. Ortiz, A, Linares, B. Holm, B, Wilson, R. Thorson, D, Currungton, E. Williams, A. Hath' away, D. Disrnukes, J. Holmes, M. Pina, D. Russell, P, Bethel, S. Lankford, S. Porter. In ir' in Madri als select mixed chorus, S Q 9 9 . ore, FRONT ROW-D Bone, C Clark, F Vera B. Holm, P Seabern, M Ziegler, J. Fahres S. Langanecker, B Parks BACK ROWfR Barnes, J. Stahl, A. Richmond, V. Bacon, G Ashford, D Taylor, B Hamblin, M Ramseyer F Morehouse, P. Deal 36 Opporlunilies For Noremlaer 25- li's mo lmcl Mr. Cummings a'oesn'l appreciate my musical ability-I could help him 0111 tl lol if lJe'd let me sing in the CONCERT CHOIR. 'l'lJis choir, tbe GIRLS' GLEE CLl.'B, and G 1lJeAlADRlG.flI.S make up au important part of our music' zlefmrlmerlf and prnrille fowl effects for lmlb .wlmnl mul extra- z'urric'11lm' programs. 'W Singers in our Concert Choir ore, FRONT ROW - J. Bentley, C. Fifer, S. Spencer, M. Clark, P. Thomas, A. Wallis, M. Sweitzer, G. Lichty, M. Rios, J. Bishop, M. Ran- dauo, D. Cooperrider, M. Richmond, P. Koonce, S. McCloy, T. Richmond. SECOND ROW-M. Billstrom, G. Clark, A. Suhr, P. Wyman, A. Licause, M. Luckensmeyer, S. Diggs, E, Bieber- dorf, M. Winstead, M. Ong, M. Sut- ton, C. Clark, V. Bacon, V. Yelton, B. Holm, B. Pierre, S. Mongar, l., Hal- lock, N. Perrin. THIRD ROW-P. Pol- lock, C. Libolt, S. Roseboom, B. Griffis, G. Hanna, J. Stevenson, C. Davis, M. Ramseyer, J. Hill, D. Taylor, S. MacMinn, C. Gee, P. Deal, P. Smithen, S. Beier, B. Simpson, B. Brownson, J. Roseboom, S. Waser, E. Levering. FOURTH ROW-B. Adkins, C. Otto, T. Cherry, C. Dorn, M. Crowder, E. Hamilton, J. Hawkins, C. Smith, J. Messer, B. Puckett, B. Ellis, J. Cummings, D. Currington, N. Car- roll, C. Saunders, D. Williams, P. Seabern, E. Ulloc, F. Vera. BACK ROW-R. Collins, A. Bradley, J. Fahres, D. Elbert, R. Garcia, R. Coons, G. Greeson, B. Gray, C. Owens, C. Griffis, D Bone, B. Hamlin, S. Fikel, C. Sellers, C. Bell, D, Bodke, J. Brost, R. Barnes, D. Metsker, F. Morehouse. Drum Maior Denny Burke leads our fast-strutting P.H.S. band at the Los Angeles County Fair, The Talented . . . lN'0l'C'IIl,JUl' 26- An important part of any bigb school is its HAND, and 1'm pretty proud of ours. It's been judged as superiorin numerous bigla-schoolre1'ieu's. l'nrler Mr. Grafs direction. it plays at all the games and rallies. in the Homecoming Parade. at Spring and .llidwinler Concerts. and on many other occasions. Some band members even bare their ouvz smaller bands. instrumental sections comprising the band are the following: FLUTES-J. Blackwell, D. Snyder, F Burke. OBOE-R. Coulter. CLARINETSAT. Martin, D Kearney D Burke, R. Goodrich, O. Urena, J. Wintermuee, L, Wilson, B. Eliis, N. Thomas, D. Chamberlain, A. Rider, E. Mainz. B, Sandhagen, P. Cavanaugh. SAXOPHONES G Ellis, S. Stephens, B. Buuck, G. Cairoll, D. Powell, R. Nicoles, W. Wood. BASS CLARINET-J. Huntington FRENCH HORNS-J. Jackman, J. Handley TRUMPETS B Hill, B. Lawrence, J. Lisle, J. Lugenbeel, J. Southworth, E. Jiminez, E. Leake, J, Millard. TROMBONESfD. Collins, B. Bush, L. Myers, M. Loofburrow BARITONE HORNeK Ray, D. Kriesel. SOUSAPHONES-D. Wilson, B. Hookham, B. Steele. PERCUSSION-R. Brooke, M. Bethel, J. Peterson, B. Vardaman, V. Mhoon C Adams ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN-J. Pleasant, R. Lawrence, R. Sandlin, G. Ramseyer, E. Stephens, R. Shepard. N Perrin M Members of Youth for Christ, an inspirational group at PHS, are, FRONT ROW-D. Metsker president , M. Lawson, D. Gaines, M. Ramseyer, J. Corder, L. Martin, S. Sparks. SECOND ROW-G. Maurer, C. Nugent, C. Badders, M. Yates, E. Hamilton, Y. Gunnison, C. Colerick, L. Ruckdashel, N. Rid- dle, E. Neville, M. Luckens- meyer. BACK ROW-S. Hoeg, S. Bentley, E. Wine, D. Everly, K. Ray, T. Martin, K. Cale- riclr, L. Mansker, R. Royalty, J. Bentlev, R. Carter, B. Painter, A. Yates. Those belonging to the Hi-Y Tridents are, FRONT ROW-M. Gray, J. Johns, Y. Thomas, B Theres SECOND ROW-C. Gibson, G. Carlson, S. Becktell, D. Weightman, J. Grady, . Stone. THIRD ROW-J. Bush, J. Thurn, S. Zeran, A. Bletcher, B. Jordon, . Bridges, A. Acres. 1 ' S' Service And November SU- In spite of what our name implies. all good P. H.S. Devils know the value of religion in everyday life. An example is YOUTH FOR CHRIST, which meets every Tuesdaj and usually has guest singers or spealeers. Other groups meeting to pursue fommon ideals are the TRIDENTS. a girls' Hi-Y organi- zation, and the H1-HORIZON CLUB. Both service clubs inrorporate good times with their good deeds. Service is the motto of the Hi-Horizon Club, FRONT ROW B Veidbreder, C. Lewis, G Holt president, S. Langanecker Turner SECOND ROWA S McClov, Mrs. Williamson, M. Patrick L. Reynolds. K. McNally, N Tl-amus, A. Swartz, P. Kconce Anton. THIRD ROWWB. Tru'srlell, P. Barnard, P. Schmidt Simon, P. Greer, P. Smithen, S. Howard, T. Richmond. Preparation . . . December I- Ever since I let loose that mouse in the Home Er room the other day, I haz'en't been too popu- lar with Mrs. jenkins and Mrs. Butterbaugh. F. H. A. advisers. It seems I interrupted an impor- tant meeting about the state FUTURE HOME- AIAKERS OF A1l1ERICA fonvention we are host- ing this -rear. Other F.H.A. participants ore, FRONT ROW-L. Shepherd, F. Robb, M. Vincent, J. Cooper president of sophomore F.H.A.', S. Porter, J. Phillips, M. Graft, B. Finwall. SECOND ROW-C. Owens, S. Holman, G. Lichty, N. Berry, V. Harries, B. Keefe, M. Woinscott, S. Cobb, J. Bishop, F. Hurtsmon, D. Lucos. THIRD ROW-B. Keefe, N. Donohoo, J. Grudem, M. Bell, D. Vallejo, H. Truiillo, J. Mir- anda, M. Winsteod, D. Williamson, M. Sutton, R. Eckstrom, R. Gebbie. FOURTH ROW-J. Holmquist, S. Hancock, D. Moore, B. Jones, C. Libolt, M. Woolsey, J. Van Diest, V. LePore, L. Naquin, C. Kelly, A. Marlowe, J. Wahlberg. BACK ROW-D. Russell, F. Banchet, B. Jordan, S. Zeran, A. Bletcher, G. Garner, K. Klop- fenstein, J. Mortenson, D. Lamb, R. Cox, V. Ortiz, M. Bieberdorf, Mrs. Butterbaugh. are, FRONT ROW-M. Luckensmeyer, P. Reilly, B. Enoch, Y. Gunnison, M. Booth. SECOND ROW-B. Merwin, K. Seins Istate THIRD ROW-C. Mortin, A. Yates, B. Scariano, G. Flores, K. Keiser, B. Pierce, O. Urena. FOURTH ROW- Bornord, A. Birmingham, S. Anderson, S. Blaine, B. Bortlett, C. Gibson, V. Knox, G. Gutierrez. FIFTH ROW-M. Hortsmon, E. Bieberdorf, S. Allen, B. Abernathy, M. Chodonic, S. Szilogyi, N. Thomas, P. Sneddon, A. Johnson, M. Christensen, Mrs. Jenkins. BACK ROW-D. Dismukes, P. Fortner, M. Kasey, E. Van Dyk, J. Hawkins, E. Lenz, L. Ruck- dcishel, J. Swygard, C. Badders. Future Homemakers presidentl, S. Gott. Caudillo, J. Reilly, J. L. Peters, C. Cook, P. ' x Relaxing during the noon hour in our 'shed are F.H.A. members attending the state convention ot P.H.S. which was presided over by our own Karlyn Siens. Beverly Enoch heads Future Home makers of America. R Latin Club prexy is Tom Patterson And... H5- Top, Guests at the Roman Banquet leisurely partake ot their ff-ost. Below that, Spanish Club members dance in the Spanish mood. Spanish-speaking Devils ore, FRONT ROW'-T. Payne, C. Naftel, J. Bush, Mr. Stone, M. Jung, N Jennings, D. Schoonover. SECOND ROWHT. Abreqo, N. Meiio, D. Chamberlain, M. Brubaker, M. Lazzara, B. Scariano, G Cauclillo, M. Rios, K Keiser, M Gray, O. Urena. THIRD ROW-J. Wade, L Swanson,J Adams, P. Dice, J. Johns, L. Anton, M. Ziegler, V. Bacon, N. Perrin, C. Lee, D. Brown, C. Gibson. FOURTH ROW D. Wickstrom, J Piccinotti, C, Williorwson, K. Robertson, G Holt, L. Reynolds, A. Swartz, A. Aguirre, B Trucsdell, C. Thompson, V. Skene. FIFTH ROW P. Woodward, M. Stone, N. Unioe, N Ogden, L. Little, M. Bohlender, P. Siddel, P. Barnard, L Aslwley, B Brcwnson, P Deal. SIXTH ROWf L Hoover, N. Ruff, J Clark, B. Bridges, C. Shattuck, B. Puckett, P. Mueller, E Mains, D. Douglas, J. Wooten, J. Hess, K. Klopfenstein. SEVENTH ROW-C. Lewis, J. Simon, C. Smith, B. Jordan, N. Burt, M. McMullen, M. Metier, A. Acres, J. Rosenbrock, A. Raichle, B. Buuck, G. Henderson, E, Gilmor, B. Knebel. EIGHTH ROWfD. Wlmittiker, J. Marti, R. Artis, E. Platt, J. Davis, J. Piccinotti, D. Brooks, B. Truesdell, R. Godfrey, K. Gordon, K. McWilliams, E. Jimenez NINTH ROWfM. Masser, D. Decker, J. Roebuck, P. Ralston, J. Jackman, BACK ROWfE. Arutunian, G. Vallette, A. Porter, J. Wodley, A. Russo, H, Loper, A. Keouglu, S. Moore, F. Vero, R. Rivera, E. Ulloa. xr 1 i A - jo, JI Q Nell Ruff heads F.B.L.A. vs.. 2 Deremher 3- Long ago I decided that Ill-1' Career would be in the field of Derilment. These girls in FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OI: AMERICA hare made the modern business world their goal. I listened in on their plans for field trips to with interesting frlnees us Ifnrmers' Market. Recreation ,rn Left Could these be Future Busmess Leaders? They soy nt s o come os you are party Below that Future Business Leaders f America ore, FRONT ROW-M. Davis, J. Cork, G. Caudillo, M. oils, P. Carlson, N. Ruff, S. Keller, J. Grady. SECOND ROW-G. Hot, K. McNally, B. Scariano, P. Koonce, P. Greer, C. Lewis, . othews, S. Di s, . Ausley, B. Werling, K. Burgan, THIRD ROW-A. Birmingham, . reno, J. n, R. rt n, V. astro, R. U o . ec endorf, D. Carrillo . Gomez A. Wilson M. Comp- bell, S. Brown. FOURTH ROW -A. Rasmussen, D. Politsch, B. Hoz eton, E. Miller, B. Sooer, S. Stephens, J. Des Rosiers, C. Brewington, . Swartz, . ite, J. Hess, S. Howor, BACK ROWfC. C e, V. oll, . Stafford, . Pipitone, D Mi igan, . loofbourrow, P tin 'II, . White ield, D. M. Jackson, R. Cochran, M Jordan, . Halllgan, . Weightman, . Finert , Perrenoud, P. York. Learning the rules in time print are Officials, STANDlNG-Miss Padden, M. Mansfield, B Knebel, C, Smith, L, Ashley, M Dav's, M Torrez, S. Collins. SEATEDAD, Day, M. Mstler, C. Dorn, A. Black, M. Marshall Typify Club Below, Junior Orchesis dance group includes, FRONT ROW-C. Montgomery, D. Pettingill, SECOND ROW- P. McCaskill, D. Day, L. Jenner, J. Lucas, 1. Provan, L. Rein, B. Jordan, M Hills, C. Krueger, V, Hall. BA ROWfM. Davis, N Thomas, B Hubbard, K. Townsend, D. Slinger, K. Robertson, S. Sullivan, J, Levitt, P. Goodall, D, Ballard Right, they fly through the air with the greatest of ease . l f i 4 ' , , , f 'f . Off ' Nfl I ' I, 2' -4, M, rf ' 'MEAL mf- 1 , , A H, Decembei 6 lllii Pazlclcn lbacu mc uni n ilu Ulllf IAIY CII H l1I66fI71Q today It vecmv they ic plllfllllldl and ullnu OIIII1' glrls. lfaese lads are luterexted In leurunzg game rulex well EIIOIIQIJ to be okicials. I was also tbmu ll on! of IVNIUR URCHESIS. despite my Clerer' lliigllffl' mm' my if1rlexc1'ilml1le grave f'libej re tbe l'!JfIll.f,1 tbmpe. tm.1 '1'lJe.ve kgirli cx re.: lfJe111.velz'ex in terms of lllfldffll !IfIlll'6. R D ,-,Q-aff ql 'F' Pi 194, WW . Ll 1 1 I I 1 I J 1 'W I 9 L 4X , A M Y gif 0 R. 'fn ffgf? Q fe N N Sophomore Council members po mg ously on the lawn are S Wxrler D Jackson B ly J Coop r S W B Jane J Coffey M Barker G Nye V Moreno K Barrel! J Grudem A Blefcher G Morency M Vuncenf Elected as sophomore offucers are Jerry Churchnll presldenf Dawn Jackson vuce president Sue WH er secretary Jane! Grudem chanrman 15 Buclcllng Devils Janna: 1 3 I bm ent said much yet about the moxt nnpoftant part of PHS the sfudents The SOPHOAIORES began tlaezr year by elertmg jerry Cbznclnll class president Dau 71 Jarkmn ure preszdent, Sue ll' ztter secretary janet Grudem t1 easmer, and Sharon ll :se as soczal cbazrman ll'1th ll: Toumend ax arluset, they ulll put 0 tlaezr talent Jbou late: nz the leaf entltled Llgbtx, Cameza, ACfl07l' It uont be long ffl tbeg mdef the sopbomote .vu eatets, u bzrb tbe1ll u ear pf 0111113 and 0 ten ' 5' -I ' , ' , , , . w , , e , . lse, . s, . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , O O O O Q . f . ' 4 1 ' - ' , ' 1 ' . .' , ' I' ' , ' . 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Ortiz, J. Palmer, S. Palmer . . . G. Parks, E. Pottie, C. Pellitteri, M Pennell, P. Perez, H. Phillips, J. Phillips J. Phillips. I 1 . . . John Piccinotti, Judith Piccinotti, D Pack, D. Politsch, P. Pollock, N. Pompo L. Pond, R. Ponting. . . . D. Poole, S. Porter, J. Powers, J Provan, G. Quintana, J. Quirogo, J Raichle, G. Ramseyer. . . . J. Reed, G. Reel, R. Reese, J. Reeves N. Reid, L. Rein, P. Reynolds, M. Rich- mond. . . . L. Riddle, N. Riddle, C. Ringler, C. Ringler, M. Rios, F. Robb, M. Robinson, J. Rodriguez. . . . A. Roe, S. Roseboom, D. Russell, D. Russell, P. Sanrhez, L. Saunders, V. Soucedo, J. Schat. . . . R. Schiszler, E. Seidel, G. Selden, L. Shepherd, M. Shepherd, M. Short, B. Shriver, J. Sillors. . . . G. Slcalet, E. Slrillin, C. Smith, P. Smith, B. Solski, J. Southworth, N. Sparks, S. Sparks. R 5 . qi-il 'LJ U .- Y rg fi I -Q Y: E V' ,. , . f R . Slarf Lights, Camera, Action -soph talent show is here in progress. . . . S. Spencer, H. Spitzer, T. Spots wood. M. Stanberry, G. Starcher, l. Stayer, C. Steele, B. Steeves. . . . J. Stever, S. Stillinger, W. Stinson J. Stockwell, M. Strange, S. Sullivan, J Sandquist, M Sutton. . . . P. Swickard, B. Swindle, B. Tackett, we B. Taylor, J. Taylor, F. Terry, B. Teter, C Thomas. . . . J. Thomas, M. Torrez, B. Trohan K. Trimble, ll. Trobee, H. Truiillo ide ceasedl, D. Turner, W. Unck. . . . L. Unroe, J, Urena, J. Van Diest, R Vinatieri, M. Vincent, J. Van Reeth, D Wade, J. Wohlberg. . . . M. Wainscott, C. Walker, A. Wallis F. Word, B. Webster, L. Weight, .l Weikel, H. Welch. . . . B. Westbrook, G. White, R. White A. Whitson, C. Whitson, R. Whitson, S Witter, D. Wilcoxson. . . . B. Williams, E. Williams. S. Wil Iiams, C, Williamson, D. Williamson, B Wilson, D. Wilson, D. Wilson. . . . G. Wines, A. Winstead, P. Winter mute, S. Wise, T. Wiseman, W. Withers H. Wong, B. Woods. . . . G. Woods, V. Woods, M. Woolsey, F. Wyatt, E. Yackel, M. Yelton, C. Young, S. Zeran. GT Q .: J f .. I 6 ,,, f .kv J ' , a -:J 11 s- ' i .7 A 1' A A-1 , V - ' , i V' 5. 4 i ik ' V I lr: .T . H ' Z 'gif '- ry- ' bl - if J an , 'x , it A-. A g W fa- y - -N: .s 3 ff 1 1' lr, .3 A.. A t, 7 . 17 LJ V1 max '- I ' . N I V, , z u- M Y y v -Q -f , 'r We x iff i 'fi , ' ' . V. ... FTY .' ,ix 'ei 5 ' 1 . 911.15 - Q , . - .s. S 'Z' ? L ..,.,f - . . - . f . f M x . i K Y x . . ' 'T -s fl ,L 1 ' 1- Y . L 1 ' . , S-4 1:4 Y' i l x fx, f ..,, V iiif. S X Rm, xv s ' .i V . I -Q, . V 'X A is I ,- .Q W 4 . L T G, f - X 5 in aw 'aff if . X - .- f. Q 1. 0 0 0 PHS Careers s l 4 I i 1 A F l ,,. 1 In THE FALSE ALARM Belvo QB The-resl brings sad news that Baldwin Bogue KL. Vincenfl has IUS' exploded Auni Lotta xC. 'lylerj arrives Have A Parf December I0- I was lucky enough to see both performances of the junior class play, The False Alarm. It's the story of a young man, Wfillie Sample fMonty Reevesj, who has an inferiority complex. lWillie's fancee, Susan Bogue lMary Maleskij, clespairing of his erer having any backbone, persuades her Aunt Lotta fConnie Tylerj to hypnotize him. Under this spell Wfillie assumes the character of a bold and brash go-getter, ana' that makes ererything even more complicated. Wfillie and Susan are finally reunited. Others in the cast were Laurie Vincent. Barbara Stokes, Bonnie Theres, Merlene Bohlender, Ann W'ainscott, Stewart Rogers, and Bill Fowler. The kids are all tops in acting ability. INext to myself, of courselj ln Hue Oklahoma style Mcdrigols square-dance cl an old-fashioned hoe- down in o scene from GREEN GROWS THE LILACS. ln The Drama... Mnrc'fJ 4- I just got bark from the Xfflifll' rlrrxx plug, Green Gmu' the I,ilrrrs. This Illlliilxlll lzrrurgbl UIIICIJ rrfwfvlalrxe with Steznrrt Rogerx ax CIIVIAI Ulu' beroi. Irs 0 proud day when PHS Devils make their Velevision debuf on Gene Normans 'Campus Club. Jolwny Pleuscn! is on We lrombone in George Cosl'1's bond. Ummm-whufs vhis? Oh!-i1's Gayle Carlson puffing on her garter. '40 . -gl 'X 2 K . v -u. . ' 1 LZ 4 'VK li U .54 m 'l Q ' -' ur' we . 5:2 - , . ' . r el mb filth! I sf N ' 1 L 'Viet I ' f , 6 3 ff af 5 , Cowrie 'ljler as Arm! Ifller. and Swylrirr SIFIIIIXIHI as l,lIlll'i6'. Ulbers in the nut were Tom Cl7C'l'7',l. Cr-ll-Ill' Crrrlyrnz. George Pivurzdi. Hill l nu'lcr. ,llrmty Reez'e.v, and the Mrulrigalx. l'r11 ,vure Alf. ll e411'c'1'. rliree'lrn', xlf7f7I'6't'il!f6d HIA1 uzlzrfc fllfllllglllllll l'6l76!Il'.Vtl1X, The plot uvrs taker: frrml Oklr1lJrnm1. rum' lbe kids diff tl swell job nn folk-xiugiug rzmf .vqrnzre-dmifirlg. 1 5 7 a ,K ,. I X 1 It M 4' r' Junior Deal. class officers are Presidenl Johny McNally, Vice-President Marilyn Pavrick, Secretary Cecelia Lewis, Treasurer Mary Maleski, and Social Chairman illareh '- The JUNIOR CLASS rings fame ffllid-1 and L'l'6I'.l'lJfIdK1 X been admiring them. ll e have a reall-1' aftire junior flass this year. President johnny MeNall-x. Vice-Presirlent Marilyn Patrick, Seeretar-1' Cecelia Lewis, 7'I'6'I1SlH'8l' ,llar-1' Maleslei, and Social Chairman Peggy Deal, with Miss Harbour and Mr. Fouhert as advisers, have already entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, sold stationery. and sponsored the Halloween Dante. Paint the 'I'ou'n Rell. the junior Class talent show, will he presented again for the public next month to infrease the fund for the junior-Senior Prom. main v1'8llI'l-1' project of the Class. AJ ru, --. '. ,,q'f,'- A,A..5.- - UA' Q' vf. 56 As Do Peggy Junior class council mem' bers busy making prom plans are, FRONT ROWf E. Mains, 1. Stahl, G. Per- renoud, K, Townsend, L, Anton, SECOND ROW-D Douglas, K. Lopez, C. Adams, B Hazellon, J Johns S cond Class Devlls Class of 1956 Includes A Acres C Adams J Adams M Adams D Addison J Allen l Alsrrlfs S Anderson L Anfon A Black A rn Arluman Ash ey Ausley F Ayala C Ayres E Bobbni C Badders C Bagwell D Ballard B Bartlett C Bayrd S Beckfell S Beler e Benlamun Benson R Benfley S Bentley B Besse M Beihel A Blrmlnghom Black I. Black S B one J Bllven P Boafrnghl B Bodun D Bone M Boolh Boring G Bowen Brewer C Brewnnglon D Brm a Broo s Brown Brownson R Bruner M Bulls F url: R Burke N Burt R Camel: G Carl G Carlson arrlllo Carer Carry B Cassndy B Cuslro V Caslro P Cuvanough M Cho dom: P Chaldu M Chrusvensen ark N C k C0 Collins R Colman J Cook at Ty K.. 5 1-1 X 7 fx 5 1 ! f - xx - 96 A fs - KJ A M. L LISA f4-A in 5 4' 1 B ual I Ljh 41 Q4 IGF Z. 1 fa I I 0 0 0 ral V 5 A . , .- i A J - -7 4. . 4 1 si Y g 'fix ,I I A . ad, , A gs Sv . . . . 1 1 ' f , B A' nl - . ' W ,.. ,-.., -W ., L. i .1 v . 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Cl' .' . lurl, ls, R. 1 b Q: 35. his- 4731 A b i N' 2 v 419 'fr' J Al.. ..,., 9 Cook R Coons D Cooperruder l Cope R Coulter Crocker M Crowder D Curnnglon R Daley C Daniel Dovus .I Dovus J Davls D Davlsson R Dawson D P Deal J Des Rosuers S Deweese P DeYoung Dnce T DeCenso K Dneizman S Dnggs N Doane Dany D Doly J Eldredge B Ellss A Ellsworih Eihndge B Evans A Ewbank E Fackler B Fcnrey Farrar B Farrlnglan P Faulkner C Flfer J Fares Foglesong G Ford S Franklin Gordon J Gre son Frehe J Garsude D Gaunt C Gee P Gull R Gomez S C-on Gough B Grace .I Grady J Gramch R Gray P Greer A Gregg E Gnffls Y Gunnison V Hall B Hamblm D Harkey D Har! J Hawluns Class Cf 1956 .3 Hazard B Hazleton B Heudbreder C Held B Henr h Hcnrne R Henry J Hepner ernandez J H ss B I J Hoeflmg Holmes G Holt D I-'over B Hubbard K Hughes R Hughes 1 Hunvmgton R Hufchuson J Hyson R Ireland M lsham J Jackman J Jack on M Jackson D Jacobs J Johns T Johns A Johnso Johnson Kcwa D Kennedy Kummer Lara M Lenz J Lncause L Johnston R Jones S Jones M Kasey Kearney J K lley S Kendall L Kenerson A Kecugh U Knode P Koonce C Krueger J Land n L Langdale J Langdon J Lansbery Lark R Lawrence M Lawson C Leak L wnn C Lews D Lewns D Lewns A Lmores E Llscomb R Lloyd J Lo ka .wJ W f' 127.1 1' z-1 M, I n Q JE ' A 4. ,I , ,,-, J an 5 : :X It 4 ' a ' ' 3 , I ' . q Lf, ' M s E 'Kwik A I ' QQ er A V 9 . ,L .,,r yy A Q J ' ' J , ., 1 J, , ' E 4- N J V 2 oo 0 , 4, 'J V 1 , A ,g i A ,qi f va 'TQ ' ,r,r J' .9 we 'Q j jgeg , 'WL -' , ' ' 1 3 - xi fl H so ,J Q. . so Q L Q LY 1 A ,. ,.' ,. ,. ic,E. A .,.C.H ,. e, .HiII,J.Hill,P,H'll,. ',c. ...J. , . , . 2 , . , . , A 4 . . D. . . , .. , . . . , as y h .. . B. , . 1, , , . , . . ' ...E. z,. A ,. ,.k. . . . D. Loofbourrow, E. Lopez, H lopez, R. Losey, J. Lucas, E. Mains, M Maleslri, E. Mallory. . . . M. Mansfield, L. Mansker, E Maples, C. Marquez, D. Marsh, R Marston, C. Martin, T. Martin. J Mason B Mathews S Mc Cloy J McClure B McCune M M: Dermott G Mclarrd C McManus McMullen J McNally McNally K McWnllrarns D Mead N Mena J Mendez R Messenger J Messer M Met er J Mnl ard E M ller C Montqomery L Mont gomery L Montz S Moore Morehcus J Morrns orse P Mueller D Munson Nelson N Nelson G Neusse G Ontlveros G Osborn C O 0 B Owen J Parry M Patrick D Penn G Perrenoud Pe ers R Petrrs B Petesc D Pettlnglll B Pheys y G Pvccardl Pano F u tan Platt W P at mty Puckett G Putney Putnam J Qulntero .41 0 'K 'Y A an vu f x ., ' 1 7 ni. 1 T u ea xv Q 11? syvfcl 4: Z ' -.. T ' - if 1: we 57' nw 'f.sN 8... , 1 x +. .- 5 471 Juniors Gel Ready 45 -Y. an 46 ws, J Rodney P Ralsion J Ramsden R Rampke M Ran dazzo G Recupero M Reld D Remy C Reynolds L Reynolds H Rhemgruber T Rnchmond A Rider N Riggs B Rip y K Roberlson K Robmson A Rodru guez J Roebuck L Romero M Roscoe J Roseboom W Roth D Russaky B Sandlun B Sasse D Safher C Saunders Y Saylor B Scarnano C Scharf W Scheller G Schnender S Scot! Slens C Ssmmons J Snmon B Simpson V Skene D Slxnger C Smnh M Smllh P Srunhen Sneddon R Snook Snyder B Soper G Spangler T Spnvey J Sfahl D Sie I1 ens J Stevenson N Stewart J Shdham Sira von G Struck land B Surber A Swanson l. Swanson S Swanson A Swartz J Sweeney M Swenzer J Swygard zu ogy: bzulagyn Tafoya D Taylor N Thomas P Thomas Q ' , , ', . ' le f RZ' Seclbern., P. 'SidcJel: GJ P. ' ' , f ' , of I D . , - I I, - 9 1 . . , L. 9 , . ' if 51' ', 5, ', A ., . 5 ' AK Q va - . - ' ? Q Q57 W . . . C. Thompson, A. Thue, C. Torres, G. WJ Torres, J. Torres, K. Townsend, B. Trues' f W, V dgll. V- ng.. ' .L L nn... . 3... 4, . , r' l , V . . B. Truesdell, S. Turner, C. Turpen, ll , Q, , s B, Ulloa, R. Ulloa, J. Underwood, B. Un' ' W A fed- - ' - 1 . ,, QQ? -- 4 A ' if ,. ' 1 1 1 , . , E. van Dyk, D. venom, J. wade, s. ey Y . ' l ', 'A Wallace, K. Wear, E, Waner, P. Weath- x .3 : A. i Q 1,-A , ' .7 erly. if ..,.....- -, ' 'fif - 'M W ,.,,,,, ll ' ' 1 -4 rg ,f V - -, I . 1 . . . B. Werling, B. Whlfefield, K. Whil- . ' V: ney, D, Wickslrom, J. Wiens, C. Wild, D. 5, 'I-V , ' ' K Williams. . ' 5552 Q.. ' ... ... ' .. f 57, I W.. . Q., r . ,Z 1, Why, . is V gg -.51 . , we ' . , . R. Williams, w. Williams, J. Wilson, Qi! -1 ' f A. L. Wilson, M, Winans, J. winvefmuoe, D. ff ' V ' 1 A W ' ' f 0 x -Q f Wiswell, , 44 I . r .mf .53 W , M , ,Q ' 1 - W A' 5 Q 21 .V . V 4 ,X h . ? . . . H: Wong, P. Woodward, J. Woolen, , ,X . I -7. M- R. Wrughl, D. Wyllie, P. Yeagley, R. .2 ' . ' A f f , Yingefl A - 48 , 3 --.YN V .MQ 4 Y . af . W 31,5 W Q. 7' HP. Bcgrnagd, D. Douglcos, M. Graeber, Y X V. . owar , . Longanec er, W. Morris, - ' vm? ' gg R. Snider. .gy x . . , , ., A Not ye? on vhe Capitol sfeps, but ready lo go to Boys' Stale, is Ron Daley. When We Old Hr' fv W 'LW 2'5EA?i7r'C,- , i Medi l-..4n-avi Top, Adviser Fouberi exhibits his verscniliiy as a professional musician when he plays olongside sfudenis av the iuniov class mlenv show. Below thot, P.H.S. version of the mambo is exhibifed by C. Lewis, K. Townsend, G. Perrenoud, S. Turner, and B. Truesdell. Pro S Gl'HdU8i'9. 1' 'gf- Jackie Svohl warns fo be sure her suitcase is all packed for Girls Sfafe when the end-of-school whistle blows. D evlls Dance The Witches and goblins reign over 'his iurvlor-sponsored dance. April 1- Tonight I went to the Beacbrombers' Bounce at the Ebell clubhouse. This frst Club Counfil dance was so successful tbat they'll probably make it an annual affair. Therefv A DANCE FOR EVERY SEASUAY. beginning with the Friendship Danfe. The other daj I sau' a picture of the Halloween Dance the Cardinal photographer took last October. It looked pretty good. fl was out of town-I mean sick-that week. and I missed it.j After basketball games we took of our shoes and danfed in the gym. Shoes, not hols, ore checked cv the door for sock hops follow basketball games Year Through... Always the last erent before Claris!- mus Vacation is the CHRISTMAS FORMAL, one of our biggest dances. Lust December decorations in the student union building at Pomona College farried out the theme Frosty Fantasy. Reigning over the proceed- ings was Snou' Queen Mary Stone aided by laer royal court. Prinfesses Kay Toufnsend and Francis Robb . Alf. s11rlJ meznoriesf Svudenvs, faculty, ond guests dance in u Frosty Fantasy. Snow Queen Mary Stone reigns in siotely splendor of ihe Chrisimos formal Senior council members ci a noon mee!- irvg are S. Onfiveras, G. Vallehe, F. Vera, G. Nicoll, D. Schoonaver, N. Unroe, Y. Tharnas, S, Nicholas, J. Cedallos. Secrefary Carol Harden. Firsf-Class Devils fully 9' l'1'e had nothing but fun for weeks. Being in the SENIOR CLASS is a pretty good deal. and this has been a big year. Our advisers Mr. Anderson and Mr. Fehn hare been behind us from the beginning when we elected our officers fTed Piatt, president: Gene Turpen, vice- presidentf Carol Harden, secretary: Tom Patterson, treasurer: and Louise Hallock, social chairmanj until now as we finish plans for the all-night graduation party. Wie sponsored an all-star basketball game featuring the Harlem Clowns. Our talent show, This Is Your Life lstarring Mr. Spaughj was, of course, selected as winner. Senior class officers are, reading from lower left, Social Chairman Louise Hal lock, Treasurer Tom Palverson, President Ted Piaff, Vice-President Gene Turpen N -6' 1 DAVID ABDELLA - foo?- ball, BETTY ABERNATHY S I, 1 3 J? - sfage crew, WILLIAM ABILA-Ioo1bafI, MELVIN ,, CHARLES ADAMS. I K, . . . JACK ADELMAN-mafh, BILL ADKINS-Ioofball, EDITH ISandyI ALLEN-assisfan+ Chronicle edifor. ...CAROLE ANDERSON-Girls' League cabinei, RONNA DEE ANDER- SON-senior probIems, CHARLES ARNOLD-mechanical aris. . . . GARY ASHFORD-Madrigals, RICHARD ADKINS-foofball, LARRY AVILA-foo+baII. . . . WESLEY BACK-shop, VIRGINIA BACON, Madrigals, DIANE BAILEY- F.B.L.A. . . . PAUL G. BANTA- rnacI'1ine shop, DOUGLAS BA RC LAY-Irack, ROL- LAND BARNES- Madri- gaIs, JOSEPH BARON - f 3 aufo shop. ' l ,S D ,ft fi 'UI qu-...Q 3 X , I , lhl, Ain xwef W' I ,g Era: . -ix p Q X 1 ff- X 'ff'-Y I A ' , ,,.A,. : fp I QVEQHQ - A':' SUZANNE BEHNKE-F.a.L.A., JACK BENNETT- physical educafion, ELENE BIEBERDORF-A Choir, PAUL BIRMINGHAM-loofball. . . . CHARLES BISHOP-science, PAT BITTEROLF- Lafin Club, JO ANN BLACKWELL-Band secrelary, DAVID R. BLOCK-Senior Problems. . . . DENNIS BODTKE-agricullure, NORMAN C. BOEHM-radio. . . . SHIRLEY BONE-commercial, CHERYL MADELINE BOUILLON-Spanish Club. . . . MARCIA BOUTON-commerce, DONNA BRASE- commerce, EMALIE BONDS BRESEE-lmomemalclng, BETTY BRIDGES--Girls' League president CATHERINE BROWN-A Choir, DOROTHY BROWN-Tlwalians, LEO BROWN-frack, SHIRLEY ANN BROWN-F.B.L.A. -.av ,,,..,a- N' P cv,-4 1,45 J' T .. . MYRNA BRUBAKER-Spanish Club, KAY ANITA BURGAN-F.B.L.A., DENNIS BURKE-track, GENE BURKE-physical educalion. . . . BOB BURLESON-mechanical ar+s, CHARLENE BURLESON-Girls' Recrealional Associalion cabinet JANET LOUISE BUSH-Spanish Club secrefary, BAR- BARA BUUCK-Band. ...MARY K. CAMPBELL-S+udenI Body secrefary, JERRY CAPRON-Irack. ...IRENE CARDIEL-Senior Problems, PATRICIA CARLSON-F.B.L.A. . . . GEORGE F. CARROLL-Band, ROBERTA JEANNE CARTER-Girls' Recreafionel Associafion chaplain, GEORGE A. CASH-Band, PATRICIA ROSE CASHIN- Girls' Recreafional Assoclafion. . . . WENDELL LEE CASS-foolball, GLORIA CAU- DILLO-F.B.L.A. Treasurer, .IENNIE CEBALLOS-senior class council, DIANE LAURA CI-IAMBERLAIN-Bancl. ? f 1 iv--5 'Iv' Q7 'I' f'7 nf ...PAT CHAPMAN-business educafion, CAROL M. CHRISTENSEN-F.B.L.A., JOHN MICKEL CHRISTIANSEN-baseball. BARBARA CLARK-Biology Club prexy, GLENDA JANE CLAR K,-Drill Team. Remembering All ...JOAN ELIZABETH CLARK-F.B.L.A., CARL CLELAND- foo+baIl, JANICE M. CLINE-F.B.L.A., CAROLYN RAYLENE COCHRAN-F.B.L.A., JACK E. COINER-baseball. ...CONNIE COLERICK-La+in Club, DON COLLINS--music, JEAN MARIE CORDER-Girls' RecreaIionaI Associa+ion, JONATHAN COX, HOWARD A. CROW Il-hack. . . . JUDITH LYNN CUMMINGS-Madrigals, CYNTHIA LEE DAVIS-Lafin Club, MARIANNE DAVIS-F.B.L.A., DOUG DAY- foo+baII, DAISY DISMUKES-F.H.A. if 1-J I, fi 2 , , . . . JOHN DONAHUE-vocaiional arfs, CAROL DORN-Girls' Recreational Assoclafion cabinef, JOHN DREW-baskefball, SHARON DUNN SALADO-voca+ionaI egricuI+ure, KIMBALL DYKE-draI+ing. 9 00 IITIGS . . . . . . RONALD ECKSTROM-draffing, BRUCE M. ELLIS-vocaIIonaI agricuI+ure, GERALYN RAE ELLIS-Band fre-asurer, JOYCE ENFIELD-Teen Profs prexy, BEVERLY J. ENOCH-E.H.A. prexy. ...JACK FAHRES-Madrigals, CAROLINE EAIT-Oraiors' CIub, WANDA FALKNER-Home economics, MATHEW CHARLES EEHN, foofball, BARBARA HILLEN EIKEL-booksfore. . . . STANLEY C. FIKEL-A Choir, PATRICIA FINERTY-F.H.A. secretary-Ireasurer, JAMES PATRICK FLAHERTY-Biolo FORBES-Chronicle Ieahlre edifor, PATRICIA L. FORTNER-Teen Profs. is af' 'Zh gy II, LARRY I ff' 3-X 2 41 -, ,J g ' kia -J . . . DONNA GAINES-Y.F.C., ELLEN PHYLlSS GARNER-Lafin Club. .. .JANET GARSIDE-F. B. L. A., ALEX GEBBIE- science. ...RAY GERBl-track, CAROL JOY GIBSON- Oreiors' Club, JERRY GILLILAND-regis+rar's office, EVALYN KAY GILMORE BERG-spor+s. ...GARY KENNETH GODLOVE-vocallonal arfi, JOHN P. GOMEZ-foofball, SHARON YVONNE GOUGH-Girls' Recreational Assoclafion, JANlCE L. GRADY-rally commlflee. . . . JOE GRAHAM-Sludenf Body prexy, BILL GRAVES -s+age crew, DON GRAY-mafh, MARY JANE GRAY- Tri-Hi-Y prexy. . . . DONNA GREENSTREET-public speaking, CAR- ROLL GRIFFIS-Choir, JERRY GROSS-aulo shop, GENEVIEVE M. GUTIERREZ-F.H.A. . : is ay A . ' V V fl . , ' A Q? 5 .1 '19 ,F we- f bm 45 il gm f , . vw-nf f fi -J - 22 I . . . ROBERT LEE GUZMAN-sporfs, WANDA L. HAIGHT-Thalians, WAYNE L. HAIGHT-fennis, IVY HALL-Latin CIub. . . . MINA HALL-F.B.L.A., MURIEL HALLIGAN- F.B.L.A., LOUISE HALLOCK-senior class social chair- man, CLIFFORD HALTERMAN-cI'1'misIry. ..,SANDRA KAY HAMER BLUETHMAN-Junior Orchesis, CAROLE HAMILTON-Science-Mafh Club, GEORGIA HAMPTON-Drill Team cepfain, CAROL I-IARDEN-senior class secrefary. . . . GORDON HARDIN-F.F.A., LARRY HARMON-, BARBARA HARRISON-Orafors' Club, KENNETH HARRISON-football. . . . VERNON HART-arI, SUSANNE HARTMAN- Lakin Club. . . . MURIEL L. HARTSMAN-F.H.A., JIM HASKELL- geomefry. s , f , '- N All ?s '+..f!,? Qi .... ag ...... 1 1' ' ' Ns . . . JUNE STEARNS I-IAVENS-Iwomemalring, ROBERT HAWTHORNE-Tennis, NANCY JEAN HAYS-Biology Club secrefary- freasurer, BETTY HEIRONIMUS-Trl-Hi-Y Iwisforian, GAYLE ELAINE HENDERSON-Girls' League cabinef. ...CHARMION HENDRICKS-A Choir, EDWARD E, HENSLEY-wood shop, ERNIE HERNANDEZ-agliculfure, HELEN Z. HERNANDEZ-Senior Problems, JAMES L. HILL-baseball. And Forgetting ...YVONNE HILL-snack bar, MARJORIE EVA HOCKADAY-F.B.L.A., SHELBY I'-'IOEG-F.H.A., GERALD RAY HOGSETT- Science-Maflw Club vice-prexy, RETA MAE HOLMAN-cheerlead er. . . . CHARLES HOLMES-LeHermen's Club, LENORE HOOVER-Orclwesira, JIMMY HURST-physics, CORYDON D. HURTADO- cIraf+ing, DAVID HUTCHINGS-government i tx .2 'fi J ne . . . ANTHONY JARAMILLO-senior problems, PHOEBE JENKINS-Sfudenf Council, BARBARA JENKS-physical educafion. GAE JENKS-senior problems, LORENE JENNER-Teen Profs. . . . NANCY LEE JENNINGS-songleader, CHARLES JENSEN-auto shop, ROBERT O. JENSEN-radio lK6EGFl, CARROLL JONES-Band, DUANE JONES-aufo shop. gi 9' '? The Rough Exam PHYLLIS JONES-F.H.A., ROBERT JONES-LeHermen's Club prexy, CHARLENE JORDAN-F.B.L.A., MEL JUNG-Club Council prexy, GARY KAUFMAN-agriculfure. .. . KATHRYN KEISER-Spanish Club, SHEILA MAURENE KEL LER-F.B.L.A., ADELE KLARIS-Girls' Recreafional Associafion cabinet DON KLATT-foollaall, SYLVIA KNAPP-Girls' Recrealional Associa+ion. fl' IE +5 X1 X-15 lf, 'L . X 7' 'K 'L 1' f -ual 3 X ,B A 4 4-45 l-,- Vx., il ...SHARON ARMBRUSTER KNIGHT-Home economics, VIRGINIA LUCILLE KNOX-Teen Profs sccreiary. DUANE KRIESEL- Band, ISOMA MIRIAM LAMB-Drill Team, CHARLES R. LAMPMAN-basIxeIbaII. ,..ERNEST R. LANDIN-machine shop, GILBERT R. LANDIN-aufo shop, RAELENE LAYVAS-Iwomemaking, MARGARET LAZZARA-Spanish Club, JIMMY LEDFORD-au+o sI'1op. Tlwfwff I ,,,,., I gg 45 if MT A' 054 3'- ff 7 1' E . sg ,y A x ,-', f L' ' ...MARY CAROLIN LEE-Orchesfra, RICHARD E. LEE-ad, BETTE LEVERING-Thespians, STEVE LEWIS-ad, JOHN LIGHTFOOT-football. . . . LU ANN LITTLE-Sfuderwf Body puL:IIci1y cIwaIrrnen, RON LOGAN-Iociball ANNETTE LONDON-F.B.L.A., DONNA LONG- Advenccd Foods, MARILYN LUCKENSMEYER-F.I'I.A. 76 . . . E. PAUL MacKENZIE-voca+ionaI arls, SANDY MacMlNN-Ushers' secreiary, MELVIN JAMES MARKS-mechanical drawing, PHILIP MARKS-Senior Problems, MARY MARSHALL-Girls' Rec eafional Associafion cabinef. . . . JOHN MARTI-Key Club, MARY E. MARTIN-Youfh For Christ MARY F. MARTIN-A Choir, CARLA M. MASCARENAS- senior problems ldeceasedl, CAROL ANN MATNEY-Spanish Club. ra fl df. mil' , QE L A' vffg,-1 E , ffl iv 41' U3 CIW . . . DIXIE MATTHEWS-physical educafion, PATRICIA LYNN MCCASKILL-sonqleaden BERT MCGRIFF-gymnaslics, JERRY D. MCKINNEY-melal shop, MAX McMlNN-Sales Pracfice. ...BETTY MERWIN HOLM-Madrlgals, VONDON RAY MHOON-A Band, DENNIS MILLER-vocaflonal arfs, SHIRLEY MILLIG,-AN-F.B.L.A,, JANET MOE-Girls' Glee Club. . . . CHERYL CYNTHIA MONGAR-F.B.L.A., JANETTE BARBARA MOORE-Senior Problems. . . . MARTI MOORE-maflh, FRANK L. MOREHOUSE- music, SHIRLEY MORSE-business eclucafion. . . . EDWARD E. MOSS-music, JIM MOUER-gym- nasfics, STANFORD E. MYERS--hack, CAROL LEE NAFTEL-Science-Malh Club. . . .JERRY NESSMITH-Youlh for Chrisi, SHARON EARLINE NICHOLAS-senior class council, SHELDON NICHOLAS-physical educafion, DAVE NICKERSON- gymnasiics. . . . GERALD NICOLL-fooibell, SUE ANN NlELSON-- songleacler, DONALD ALTON NORTHRUP-vocaiional arls, ELEAZER OCHOA-vocafional arls. ...DOROTHY M. OELRICH-Science-Mafh Club prexy, NANCY ANN OGDEN-Spanish Club, MICHAEL OLIVIERI-foofball. if L4 1? if I 1 . . . SAM ONTIVEROS-foo+balI, BARBARA O'REAR- Chronicle staff. . . . GLORIA ORTIZ-Girls' Recreafional Associafion fdeceasedj, CHARLES ALLEN OWENS-foobball, MABLE Lounse PABST-Typing H. , , . JERRY PAGE-arf, BETTY JO PAINTER-Youth for Christ, FRED PARKER-baseball, ROBERT D. PARKS- Choir. , . . DAN PASTRONE-vocational aufo shop, TOM C. PATTERSON-Lafin Club prexy, PAT PATTIE-science, TOM PAYNE-cheerleader. ...RICHARD V. PEEL-radio fK6CVUj, JAMES G. PEREZ-frampolining, NANCY PERRIN-Teen Profs, JON PETERSON-Band. . . . MELVA PHILLIPS-Girls' Recreafional Associafion cabinef, TED PIATT-senior class prexy, BETTY KATH4 LEEN PIERCE-Concerf Choir. -QL, 1'-fy, Q.-:1- 36 21 4 . , 'Wrrsv' I E' Wiv fs 5- 54 tv-4 N., ,f Tf .Riu . . . BETTY LORENE PIERCE-F.H.A., BILLY CHARLES PIERCE-physical educaiion, JEROME FRANCIS PIPI- TONE-+racI:, RAYMOND C. PLATT-F.F.A. . . . JOHN PLEASANT-Band prexy, DELFINO POMPA -lunch, DON POWELL-Band, DON PRECIADO-cross country +racIr. MICHAEL JOHN DAVID PROVAN-Key CIub, DAVID PUTTKOVER--aufc shop, ALLAN QUIST-foot ball, ANDREA RAICHLE-Teen Profs' Iibrarian. .. . MARILYN RAMSEYER-Madrigals, STUART RAN- DALL-aufo shop, ALBERTA A. RASMUSSEN-F.B.L.A., KENNETH W. RAY-Band. . . . MONTY REEVES-Track, JACQUELINE LEE REILLY -F.H.A. . . . PATRICIA ANN REILLY-F.H.A. vice-prexy, ROSE MARIE REYES-Choir. I ,.- X . 1 ,Vx an ,f- Fiwfis K . Wx gf SQ' ivwlv 'S-f 9' 1577 i I CHARLOTTE RHEINGRUBER Cardmal :fall NATALE L RICCA physncal education ALAN RICH MOND Radao Club prexy JOHN RIES SIuden+ Body Treasurer GARY RILEY draflmg ROBERT C RINGE Oralors Club prexy RAYMOND RIVERA foolball LARRY ROBERTS frack. . . . JAMES ROBINSON-baskelball, VICTOR ROMO- aufo sliop, JANET ROSENBROCK - Spanish Club, ROLLIE ROYALTY-Youth for Clwrisf. ...GORDON ROZEN-Radio Club second operafor, LYNDA RUCKDASHEL-Science-Math Club, NELL MARIA RUFF-F.B.L.A, prexy, GUNDARS RUSIS- Engllslw. ...ANDREW FRANK RUSSO-sporls, PATRICIA D. RYAN-F.B.L.A. . . . MARY ANN SAILS-F.B.L.A., BOB SAINDON-sch e'1ce and malh. . . . OFELIA SANCHEZ-business educaflon. . . . MERLE LOU SASAKI-songleader, EDWARD SASS -Lafin Club. . . . RICHARD CHARLES SCHOONOVER-Inead cheer- leader, RICHARD SCHWARTZ - voca+ional arls, DAPHNE SELLERS-Typing. . . . EUGENE SHAFER-vocafional machine shop, CHARLENE SHATTUCK-Chronicle ediior, RICHARD SHEPARD-foofball, RAYMOND SHOULTS-draf+Ing. . . . GARY WILLIAM SHUMAKER-Key Club prexy, KARLYN SIENS-F.H.A. section prexy, RICHARD SILVA -Band ldeceasecll, LARRY SIMMERS-loolball, JOE SIMS-cheerleader. . . . MICHAEL THOMAS SKELTON -foo+ball, CAROLE JEAN SMITH-Officials' Club, LLELLA SMITH-ScL ence-Mallw Club, DIANNE SMITH-Lafin Club, DOUG- LAS K. SMITH-Tlwalians. fa di! 'I '-. I B' ui K, I ,Q 475, I- .J-I A 'vu 755' Q 'V' vos., if-1 x bs 1,43 x Y .1 w 'wr Q '. as . . . NORMAN THIEL-aulo mechanics YVONNE THOMAS-senior class coun- cil, LAWRENCE ALLEN THORNTON- baseball, JACQUELINE THURN-Tri- Hi-Y vice-prexy, BARBARA TOLLIVER- F.B.L.A. . . . EUGENE TURPEN-football, MERILYN TUTTLE-Youll: for Chrisf, CONNIE TYLER-Thespians, EDWARD A. ULLOA-foofball, NORMA UNROE -Cardinal edifor. . . . OFELIA URENA-Band, GARY L. VALLETTE-Iraclr, BOB VARDAMAN- Band, GEORGE VAUGHN-English, JACK VAUGHN-agricullurs. . . . FRED VERA-foolball, LAURIE VINCENT-French Club prexy, RICH- ARD VON RATIBOR-foollaall, WIL- LIAM JAMES WADLEY-Sludenl Body vice-prexy, RICHARD L. WAGNER- Hi-Y. . . . MARJORIE WALKER-Girls' Rec- reafional Associafion, VADEN WAYNE WALKER-wood shop, FAYE WALLACE -Lafin Club, JUNE WANER-F.B.L.A., SUSAN WASER-Concerf Choir. . . . JAMES WEAVER-Senior Problems, JANICE WEEKS-Orafors' Club, DEANNA D. WEIGHTMAN-Sfudenl' Body rally chairman, ALICE LOWE WELCH-Modern Bride, JACKIE WEST --Girls' Recreational Associalion prexy. . . . MARY JON WESTERVELT- Girls' Recreafional Associalion GRACE WHITCHURCH - Con cerl Choir. . . . NANCY WHITE-E.B.L.A. DON WHITTAKER--aulo shop. . . . DONALD WHITTIKER-+en- nis, CAROL JEAN WIENS-Girls Recreallonel Associafion. ... DAVID WILLIAMS-Sci ence-Maflw Club, DON E. WIL- LIAMS-physical ed ucalion. . . . DON WILLIAMS, NANCY WILLIAMS-ad. -15 Ti i ff 'G ra, --K . WA III vviw T IVR WITI1 . . . NICK L. WILLIAMS-bowling, JIM WILLIAMSON-machine shop, ANITA WILSON-songleeder, DOROTHY WILSON- Senior Problems, GAIL WILSON-Cardinal copy co-ecIi+or. . . . EVELYN FAY WINE-voice, RUTH LORAINE WOODS-homemaking, JIM WRAY-hack, JOHNNY BUFORD WYATT-voca fionel machine shop, PATRICIA JEAN WYMAN-Concerf Choir. . . . ADRIENNE YATES-Teen Profs, MELVA YATES-Drill Team, PAUL YEAGLEY-Senior Problems, ALFRED PLANT YECK- Thalians, VELVA YELTON-A Choir. . . . PANDRA YORK-songleader, LARRY YOUNG-fooiball, LAURA A. ZECKENDORF-F.B.L.A. MISSING GRADUATING DEVILS Jerry Bluetbman, Tom Cherry, Vernon Crow, Lary Jacobi, Shirley Lanleford, Robert Lefzore, Frank McFarland, Mel McGaz'ok, Delores Paron, Amelia Perez, Ester Perez, Wfilbur Relom. Stewart Rogers, Robert Ryan, Richard Spooner, Ted Velasquez, Robert Wfall, Wfilliam Wfelton, Newton Wickstronz, Elvin Wfilson, Ken Wfilson, and Howard Wfyman. 1 V1 Mr Nelson congrotulotes :word winners, FRONT ROWfS. Myers, B. Clork, C. Lee, M. Stone. BACK ROW- D Hurtodc, D. Oelrich, C. Shattuck, J. Clark, N. Unroe. April I 5- Mr. Nelson rerealecl the BANK OF AMERICA AIVARD ll lNlN'ERS f0ll'Il.1'. I don't have what it takes to earn a gold cup or a certificate, but these kicls sure do. Receiving gold cups and eligibility for zone competition are Stan Myers for science and mathematics, Barbara Clarke for focational arts, Caroline Lee for fine arts, and Mary Stone for liheral arts. Not in zone comfretition hut receiving certificates are Don Hlzrtaclo, trades ancl iIIII'Il,Ylt'i65.' Dorothy Oelrich, lah sciences: Charlene Shattuck, foreign languages: Ioan Clarke, hzrsinessq and Norma Unroe, social stuclies. Mixed Feelings Bid... In darkest Africa C. Lompmon cs Mr. Spaugh boils in the pot os notive dancers T. Piutt and A Wilson perform the weird, native Bop, This Is Your Life, Mr Ruvmond Spough, was the theme of the winning senior :loss rolent show J Clarke, Y Thomas, ond C. Mongor depict c Southern scene, -'l-1.1. R., ff 1 5 S if s in ,sf gf ,L H 1 Q A! if 1 4 U '52 1 v f 4 if ,.. S5533 22: .,,., J 2? 5 if Q 5 3 fi 55 V Q ,,,. .A ,ix A F55 ,, Ykvixdfg QM, g f Y xg 'm f S 'fi 5' E 7 . 1 A god Oo PHS Goodbye May 27 Tonight uas the dream of the year the PROM For three magic hours hundreds of Devils danced as if on clouds in their swooshy formals and dress suits. Soon the excite- ment will he onlya memory, like the many other good times at P. H.S. It doesn't seem true that in a few weeks I will graduate and someone else will take over my honored position. It's sure been swell. june 16- Our Senior Breakfast has come and gone, and all my friends have signed my Cardinal. I'1'e listened to the farewell of our raledictorian, Dorothy Oelrich, and I'1'e received my diploma. As I stand waiting to return my cap and gown, I feel pretty proud of myself and -forget Isaid it-a little lost, too. But l'll forget all about it at the Sheepskin Frolic later tonight. Now it is my turn and, handing over my cap and gown, I close this Diary. The 1955 Devils are graduates. , L 1 M ' ' F f 1 I f : I fi 5 ov' X 1 fi 2A-5 1 'D I .111 ,V g H IVV' 5 , We A imma N---mf M W' Q 2? 3 ik Septenl ber 2 I- Onr grid season opened zritlv a bang. as tlre Red Dezils defeated tlJeir old rival. ,ll07I1'0I'lll. I9 to 13. Altbongb this was tbeir frst real test. the future looks brigbt for tbis .1'ear's VARSl'I t' FOOTBALI.. Right, Joe Graham for 6! Below, Bob Guzman drives thru the Steeler tocklers for o long gain. Right, Joe Graham fights for extra yardage against Redlands October 9- Toniglat we really snlasbea' Fontana. a neu' arlrlition to tbe Citrus Belt League. 26 to U1 llne were in great slJape and maintained almost complete possession of the ball. Uftober 15- Our team :ron its .Ybllflllll league eneotntter ,J-1 trounv- ing Rezllamls JI-6. Q. September H- SIIIIIIIICINS oz'er and football season is about to begin. I tried out and made the team! So what if 1.111 only the mascot? Coacb Hopkins bas been drilling the boys Il16l'fll6'5Xl-1' for tbe oncoming season. ana' Illll pooped! -rf ang .Q2'AS..v?1i'w?'-'3.ffr'..'f . Abdella smashes through for victory against Redlands. Foolball Season . . . Members of the l954-55 Red Devil squad are, FRONT ROWfR. Rivera, B. Abila K. Harrison, S. Ontiveras, G. Turpen, D. Brimhall. SECOND ROW-D. Doty, D. Kearney, R, Von Rati ROWAP. Hernandez, D. Abde ROWvR. Collins, D. Stephens, N. Brownell, G. Spangler, J. bor, D. Klatt, B Adkins, M. Fehn, D. Day, J. Lightfoot, B. Shumaker, B. Welton, D. Shepcrd, J. Gomez, J. Robinson. THIRD lla, D. Mead, J. Graham, L. Simmers, G. Godlove, N. Ricca, L. Young, B. Day, M. Skellon, B. Grace, D. Anthony. FOURTH R. Hawthorne, R. Loofbourrow, E. Ulloa, S. Nicholas, T. Pavlerson, D. Miner, A. Gebbi, A. Bradley. FIFTH ROW-A. Lytle, Brost, G. Nicoll, R. Lawrence, J. Pittman, P. Birmingham. .Hx 4 I sg ag inf' 'x 253 ,Jigga Fealures 'X 1' Bob Guzman was chosen Devil of the Year for outstanding play at quarterback in both offense and defense. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Monrovia 1 3 Pomona Covina 21 Pomona i Fontana 0 Pomona 'Redlands 6 Pomona 'Pacific 7 Pomona :kRi1'67'5it7'6 14 Pomona 'kColt0n 7 Pomona Sf i San Berdoo 27 Pomona , ClJaHey 19 Pomona 18 :F league games 'Wbomecoming game Elected each week by P.H.S. students for their exceptional play are the Devils of the Week-J. Graham IMonrovial, R. Von Ratibor iCa- vinoJ, D. Abdella lledlandsl, D. Day lPacificJ, D. Shepard iRiver- sidel, B. Adkins fCoItanJ, G. Turpen lSan Berdool, D, Brimhall lChaffeyJ, Assisting Head Coach Hopkins with nf- , the varsity are Carl Beck ond Mathew ' V Fehn Coaching the bees this year are Ray Lewis and Lewis Monville. s I 2'-' -.. Devils... November 20- Even if I do say so myself, I'1:e been a pretty good mascot. Head Coach Harold Hopkins agrees, and he should know because he just jinished coaching his ninth year at P.H.S., and he's seen a lot of Devils like me come and go. During his coaching career Hoppy has given us a long line of championship teams. He was assisted by Mathew Fehn, line coach, and x Carl Beck, end coach. Coaching the Imps this season 'nmumng the www ,Demon team is were Ray Lewis and Lewis Manwlle who complete Head COCK Hc o'd H '5 the coaching staff. I 5 S . .P A 1? 'f sf-2' -ff 'lf' , 'if' 35 fix '45 fif . J -,:.gf ,g . J I, .X ,if jf' . ' ' , . ff . fs i, , , 1 ,. Q' i. '- 'if- H 2 e '- .a'J A .5 - K, '. 01.551 If .. . Q 'iffy 3 e 'Gs' 1e'1 .P . 3. K., I ' x 'www gf- ' , ' 5 -,,,,.,.',' vu.:-lvifhfls' 5' ss 4,4-' ,- 12 2 V ,iff Qc, ., 'T :.3,.3i sfwfi , 4- ' 4 - r-.11 .11-lin' 'H B ec H bdcs ef-0 hl And Imp , Who IMP SCORFBOARD Monroz za C01 ma a'Fontana Redlands 'Pac1 C 'F R11 erslde 'F Colton 'ksan Berdoo 'F C haffey 'F league gamer Imps Imps Imps Imp: Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps ,f 0 28 0 30 ' 0 26 I2 26 'f 7 I J ' ' ' ' I2 0 0 33 I 3 7 3 0 53 C. eflin is ouf in :leur for an- other goin. Imps lrounced Chuffey y eiivescor o 53. Ulloo cssisis block as Russo scum- pers around rig end for a vouch- down. 1 -Q Q91 Q12 T954-55 Imps include FRONT ROW-L. 'W. Platt, D. Bentley, R. Pinkston, B. D. Adkins, B. Harden, B. Hinkle, J. R. Garcia. FIFTH ROW-E. Ulloa, A. Myers, J. Toylor, B. Woods, M. Jung, L. Mount, C. Heflin, C. Anderson, A Keough, G. Orslnorn, F. Vera, R. Akers, B. Steele, D. Butcher, D. Printy. Are Spirited By... November 22- The season's over now, and although the boys didn't have my valuable assistance, they managed to come out second in the league, being beaten by Riverside and San Berdoo. I was especially proud of their team spirit, which plays an important part in whether or not their season is successful. I had double duty with the BEE TEAM: I carried the water and played mascot at the same time. This was possible because the Imp games were all played in the afternoon. Andy Russo and Dick Bentley both received special honors at the Bee Football Banquet. Andy was voted by his teammates as most valuable player of the year while Dick was voted the most improved. Andy Russo was chosen as captain of the Bee squad, and was also voted as most valuable player of the year. Dick Bentley was elected the most improved player on the Bee team. Bovee, D. Horkey, P. Chaldu, L. Pond, B. Henrich. THIRD ROW-S. Hartman, Lisle. FOURTH ROW-E. Skillin, B. Westbrook, J. Churchill, D. Farris, C. Isola, Russo, SECOND ROW- Chrisman, N. Grudem L, Johnson, J, Thomas In formation is our Drill Team, FRONT ROW-E, Yackel, B. Finwall, B. Bartleit, S. De Weese, R. Lara, Miss Padden, G. Hamaton lcaptainl, A. Licause, J. Bush, W. Stinson, B. Unfred, K. Gray. SECOND ROWfG. Hartman, H. Montgomery, P. Swickard, M. Pennell, C. Williamson, V. Skene, J. Reilly, J. Jackson, A. Gunski, E. Cleland, P. Reilly, N. Meiia, M. Flora, Y. Saylor, L. Slayer. THIRD ROW-M. Yates, K. Krausman, J Weikel, J. Demarch, F. Little, M. Crowder, I. Lamb, V. Woods, G. Maurer, M. Graff, N. Riddle, K. Robinson. Enthusiasm Af November 26- SONGLEADERS, CHEERLEADERS, FLAG GIRLS. AIAIORETTES, DRILL TEAM, and I all full both time and effort into making this year successful. I was playing with CIJIIFIETIEIS baton today and I bit my bead. Besides making a lllmp. I almosl lenorkerl one of my horns loose. .lluxt be more vareful. The Devilish shadows make an interesting picture of our Maiorettes C. Montgomery. Full of .pep and enthusiasm are Songleaders S. Nielson, G. Moreno, and C. Badders. N. Jennings, P. York, P. McCasknll, M. Sasaki, A. Wilson. gs-.M ,Wd ' I Rally chief is Deanna Weightmon. Rallies... Fifteen for Cheerleaders D. Schoonoyer, R, Holman, T. Payne, D, Lamb, J, Sims. Twirling their flags to cute routines are Flag Girls M. Rondazzo, C. Gee, K. Townsend, G. Perrenoud, S. Becktell, D, Ballard. Working at Dee Weightmarfs house is the Rally Committee, FQONT ROW-A. Quist, D. Doy, P. Birf mingham. SECOND ROWfP, Deal, J. Johns, L. Anton, S. MacMinn, J. Grady, D. Weightman. lf - , A November 29- Our rallies bare reall-1' been great tbix year, tbanlex to Dee ll eiglJtmai1 and ber RALLY COM.lII'l I'EIf. ll e xpenl rziglat after night frerferting routines and zvorleing out flerer skits. Every rally bay been bursting with school spirit, wbicla makes me proud of PHS. I wax at all the rallies and games befause of lllvl job as masvot. I krzou' I added a lot to the gaiety, befause it ieems that nobody else is ax bright a red as I am. Li-Q 1 xiii Cardinal float with giant bird took sweepstakes for The Early Bird Gets the Worm. And Homecoming. November 12- Float parade with theme of After a hectic week of floatmaking Uwlordj of Wfudomji parties, HOMECOMING DAY is here at last. The da-1 s schedule is as follows: Game with Berdoo. Dance to music of Cal Rush. I danced with the princesses and Rally featuring pas, queens' the queen. Life is so wonderful! G.R.A. carried away Most Beautiful. Levfermen won Most CamicaI. Y.F.C. captured Most Original. i P' BELT' . .81 ' Princess Anita Wilson PHS pcs' ond present dances parade, and game. , I lx, Chosen most valuable player of the year, Jerry Bluethman is also captain of the varsity basketball team. Aiding Jerry Bluethman as covcaptain is Bob Guzman. December 1- Since basketball is a sport for guys taller than myself, Coach Carl Beck and I decided I should stay happy being the mascot. As the boys hit the hardwoods, the VARSITY BASKETBALL team boasts four returning lettermen, good new recruits and a jine coach. They should go far in league play. Speed Ancl Agility . .. ,4 Playing on our varsity basketball team are, FRONT ROW-J. Grass, D. Brooks, P. Chaldu, .I Huntington B Coaching our varsity basketball team is Guzman, H. Lopez, A. Keough. SECOND ROW-D. Hill, J. Robinson, D. Shepard, J. Bluethman D McCullough Carl Beck. D. Abdella, P. Smith, Mr. Beck. imaafjar 'g g f .350 W M if s ma f ' ' , , s H , 'W , .-ig K A? ,, I A X U XJ 7 -'Irv' 'Q ' , gl I , X2 4 , ' 1 E I E S g l 2 3 IS P 5 l . s v V 1 , x f f ... E I ax l , , A 1 s lg 714. , 1 P 4 ' 4 1' 4.7. . 4 is , , , x Eg? A V' ',,,. f' 4 ,,., L 4 .,x2 I U , 1 'H S, 102 February 18- Despite my absence from the Red De1'il varsity, our cagers still managed to compile a .500 marie in C.B.L. competition. The tilt we played at Chajjley was the most exciting one of the casaba campaign. The lead changed hands time after time. W'hen the final gun sounded, the score stood 32 all. So we went into overtime. W'ith heart failure riding on every shot, the first overtime went scoreless. Then in the second orertinze, which was sudden death, Dick Hill dumped in two charity tosses to gire the contest to our Devils 34-32. Bohhy Guzman finished with the second highest average in the league and was chosen in the all-C.B.L. first team. Jerry Bluethman was third highest scorer. Bob Guzmcms attempted hood shot is blocked by defender. Practicing 'For oncoming games are H. Lopez, D. Hill, J. Bluevhmcn, J. Robinson, D. Shepard. C. B. I.. BASKE'l'BAI.1. SCOREBOARD San Berdoo 53 Pomona 33 Pdfiff 49 Pomona 4 5 Fontana 394 Pomona 52 Redlands 30 Pomona 4 3 Colton 4 5 Pomona 46' Cbaffej ill Pomona 52 Riz'er5ia'e 51 Pomona 39 San Berdoo 46 Pomona 54 Paciff 4' Pomona 52 Fontana 39 Pomona 3' Redlands 48 Pomona 39 Colton 3' Pomona 42 CIJHHC-1 32 Pomona 54 - Ri1'er5ia'e 42 Pomona 39 ami Bluevhmon eludes Colton defender to score two more for Pomona. Bluevhmon hooks over Son Berdoo coger os Dick Shepard moves Dick Shepard Vries long lump shot os Hector Lopez nwoivs In for rebound. rgguhg, leelnr-111113 2 5- Gelling lbe fold sbr111lclc'1' 111 1111 nltemfvl In zuuke tbe Hlflf BflSKE'I'Hfll.1. 1011111 lljlllllf ffllllfll me. Hflf7f7v1',Y lznyv gain j11'efir111.v exf1e1'ie11fe zz'l1fvlJ Hltlll f11'ejm1'e them fm' lbc 1'lIl'A'jfv1 Vllllkf 11e:cl 1104111 ,fllrlmzzgb 1101 z'n111f1ili11g 1111 i111f11'e,v.vi1'c nmrk ffl the ll'ilI z'r1l1111111. ffle llllfll' tQl'C'll' 11119 11 .v11mr1tlv-u'r11'ki11y c'f1111f1f1111tif111 by the Xfllyflllly cml. Steve Hartman dumps in vwo points for the Dale Harkey Oakes a long set sho! from Qhe lmps. side. In Baskelball. Making up lhe amp Veam are, FRONT ROW-J Taylor, S Horfmon, D. Bulcher, D, Horkey, S. Herring, A Lerma, E Skillin Imps couch Mrs season SECOND ROW-D. Hurst, B. Bush, C. Isola, B. Steele, L, Johnson, G. Behr'-ke, J, Tlwarvas, K. Colerick. Harold Hopkins Planning activities of the G. R. A. are members of the cabinet, FRONT ROW-A. Gunski, V- 50600. Nl- Outstanding G. R. A. Prexy is Gray, J. West, J. Enfield, M. Bufis, S. Collins. SECOND ROW-J, Johns, R. Carter, L. Ashley, A. Klaris, Jackie West. M. Phillips, M. Davis, K. Dietzman. BACK ROW-A. Black, M. Marshall, A. Raichle, C. Dorn, M. Metier, D. Day, C. Burleson, Miss Stewart. Girls Enter lnlo . .. May 5- I couldn't give a full picture of sports without mentioning G. R. A. One evening and one afternoon a week, members get together to relax with other girls who enjoy participating in sports. Some of the games they play are tennis, volleyball, hockey, basketball, softball, table tennis, and badminton. Maybe there's a team here I can make if I try real hard! Members of the G.R.A. are, FRONT ROW-V. Knox, G. Gutierrez, J. Jenner, W. Withers, F. Hartman, J. Wahl- berg, J. Flores, A. Gunski, J. Johns. SECOND ROW- J. Westervelt, H. Truiillo Kdeceasedj, A. Marlow, K. Dietzman L. Ashley, M. Davis, N. Hernandez, A. Yates, J. Wright, C. Kelly. THIRD ROW-Miss Stewart, G. Ortiz Ideceasedl, J. Corder, J. Enfield, M. Marshall, C. Cook, A. Klaris, M. Phillips, J. Lucas, S. Knapp, D. Day, A. Black, M. Mans- field, J. West. FOURTH ROW-C. Dorn, A. Lopez, L. Moore, M. Metier, B. Michener, A. Raichle, R. Cochran, M. Holligan, J. Swygard, G. Woods, C. Smith, M. Booth. 1 Tennis cmd volleyball ore foyorile year-round nel sports gin..- . ., , , 4 w Y 1 nw, 2 1 'fl ,, ,, Q 42 'K i 1 9 ' S if Q 5 5 5 f gf 4 4 4 A , 4 12 Q 1 9 in f 5 J .1 4 , as af ig' 4 Q f Q in ,lg Af f i I 4 Z 4 up 3 4' Y 4 ,1 1 3 1 if 4 4 5' 'ff W 4 l 4 4 11 9' y ,Q . .,.. ,g- z. 4 we ,f-3, 'af x 1 , . 3 , .f yi. uf ' V- 1 -. ', . QOFQ..--0 sf . 4. W4 ', 11 ,-L--.X.--.,,H-- ff-- ',-,s - - has-'Ji J' f' 'r'--,.. Jr P' A+ 'X -ng d-pr uw nmhf' ,L f 9.1, 'zkwggg .-,I-.5 'D' 1. ,N -,,-K ,,,, 3 .N It , -1f.A, ,,. -A 1. 1. -f .nys ,-' . qs , - ' -. sf' . .-o . .rcs-1' , I: 1 ,fry , rx- sk.w Hockey and bczskevbcll are thrilling goal sports played cccordmg vo SEOSOFL Red Devil runner slides into third ahead of throw. Q... -xx A John Gomez awaits pitch as Devil bench attentively watches. Sportsmanship Our varsity baseball team numbers, FRONT ROW-D. Brooks, J. Gomez, L, Thornton, G. Turpen, D. Brimhall, C. Holmes, D. Kearney. SECOND ROW-F. Parker, J. Wodley, D. Abdella, M. McGavock, J, Lightfoot, J. Hill, J. Wyatt, B. Guzman, B. Besse. Ston Acres coaches varsity baseball 1 ' Coach Stan Acres gives advice fo hurlers D. Abdella, D. Kearney, M. McGavock, B. Guzman Confesf . . . Alaj' 6- 1 sat back wistful!-1' and watcherl the VARSITY BASEBALL team hold down the second- place slot in league standings. Charlie Holmes. second sacker, is leading the Devil nine at the plate. May 7- I knew I shouldrft have ducked my job as mascot to go to the beach! We were almost erased from the C.B.L. championship race yesterday when Riverside won over us 1-0. W'ell, we led the league during half the season! Bob Guzman crosses plate another Devil run , ,tn I -A . ww- 1 y , I I is 'i A H-'V A i ' VK ' ' ' ' L ' ' Ishii, , I V , , l ' ' ' 1 ' K ,V 1 4 , Y T ' . ..-wfvdfgi el r F JJ -li L ii X ir . 4 J f y rf I, -V 2 V v . ' X , 1 - I I 4 If I! I, , 1 . X i . . h i K , X gk - N X' ,. A . - QQ ,U . . ' V , s H U X I4 , i ' OHCy 41 N .' j0.7ll -- W, L ww. ,Q A ' It 2 4 14. n , ' , ,nf V- , Q 9 i A X 70' on . 'H v ' ' 5 L ' i ' ' X ia, ,W 'S -A ' ' 1 Q Joyvee baseball squad members are, FRONT ROW-D. Chertkow manager, G. Behnke, L. Hawley, J. Taylor, E. Jayvee mentor is Ray Lewis. Sklllin. SECOND ROW-N. Grudem, J. Coffey, L. Johnson, P. Bradford, S. Herring. BACK ROW-R. Dull, G. Chapman, B. Wallace, D. Butcher, P. Smith, L. Mount. Alay 8- Proving Afhlefic Concb Ray Lewis has done ll goniz' job this year. Although I did not play ,IV BASEBALL, I 6llj0-1'6dll'llll'lJi71g the boys gain prouevs. Pomcmfx IV team fealures an explosive braml of ball. stressing fllllllillg and taking cbmzces. Right, Charlene Montgomery takes her turn as Vernon Hart surveys his own situation, Below, Mr. Landis of the winning faculty team aims to roll up his score. 'A-La Above, Jack Jackman comes down on o mean SQYVE. agar ' Qs-r J, Left, Ron Swerdloff is going to answer this one back. Abilities And... May 9- Coach Bob Latham has come up with a fine TENNIS freu' this year. Featured in singles are john Marti and Bah Hawthorlle. in drmhles are Don llvhittiher and Ron Swerdloff. Pomona ties for third place with Redlands. In intra-xquad rivalry john Marti is top. fully IU- 1 sure hate to see BOIVLING' ,veamn ended. I can get a mean grip with my tail. Vaden livalker arerages 153 and Barbara Buuch arerages I2l.I. Pvtlflllfj' tops League fl. Tennis squad members are, FRONT ROW-Coach Latham, K. Colerick, H. Wickstrom, E. Henrie, E. Arutunian, H. Krueger Coach Bob Latham plays a D. Weiss, D. Williams, P. Clarke, J. Hawthorne. BACK ROW-N. Heckman, M, Fehn, B. Henrich, J. Jackman, J. Marti, J sharp game himself. Ries, V. Mhoon, J. Peterson, R. Swerdloff, D, Whittiker, B, Hawthorne. 111 Alavt' I 1- 00-la-luf 'l'bo.ve SPOR LS QPEENS they elefted to reign over the ffl-1'7I1f7jC Hal!! ll lJat ll fitting C'6ll',7l'l1lifIlI lo IYIIHIII UU a sporty -Ifdl' of u'lJirfJ I. the lJOI'71i6.Tf of all Red Derfls, um so. so flfflllfll. flml xlv11z'k.v. l'lJej rI'irl11'1 fe! me play 0lll'6'.J Joe Graham comes out top relay man again. Tracksters include, FRONT ROW-J. Belyeu, D. Vonliatibor, B. Grace, C. Heflin, A. Russo, B. Beniamin, J. Rodriguez, G White, J. Sternberg, B. Westbrook, J. Thomas. SECOND ROW- R. Hughes, G. Siens, D, Anthony, J. Palmer, B. Lawrence, W Platt, R. Akers, B. Jones, J. Graham. T. Piott. THIRD ROW-D. Mead, D. Printy, B, Norris, B. Bovee, D. Harkey, S. Myers, J Quintero, F. Montes, J. Sims and R. Artis Kmonogersl, FOURTH ROW--D. Shepard, R. Landrum, M. Loofbourrow, J. Encinas T. Locke, D. Burke, B. Hornblin, F. Word, H. Dunson lmanager,, L. Simmcrs. FIFTH ROW-D. Hill, R. Brakke, B. Harden, R Bush, R. Yinger, B. Steele, R. Godfrey, D. Decker, R. Pinkston, J. Southworth, D. Pastrone. SIXTH ROW-S. Ontiveros, C. Otto J. Hepner, D. Hurst, R. Gerbi, B, Hill, C. Norris, R, Cramer, A. Lermo, C. Isola, H. Crow, G. Vallette. BACK ROW-T, DiCenso L. Pond, P. Marks, B. Woods, P. Gasl, P. Royalty, H. Phillips, M. Jung. 9' 1. '11 ! ,, , 1 '- ' is JN 1 A WG .2 ' , . I . Q -V, V I q. I y- . , , Q :QL 3 1?- , A ' K 'J' ' ily.. .:.,, . haf iv ' .ff F 3 . ' . V fr' ' 'fl K Q 5 if via! To -insure a reign of charm over the Olympic Ball, male athletes elected Tennis Queen Lounse Hallock, Foatball Queen Sue Ann Nielson, Basketball Queen Nancy Jennings, Track Queen Pat McCask:ll, and Baseball Queen Pandra York. The Same Time. Bud Petersen I v May 14- Jerry Bluethman makes it over the crassbar Couch Bud Peterserfs varsity TRACKSTERS collected secrnul place in the varsity C.B.L. standings. while Coach Lewis Mam'ille'x bees and fees notched the C.B.I.. cbampionslaips. Mighty nifty mascot I am. I think! Spnntnng to shape p for the next meet are J. Graham, B, Jones, D. Burke and S. Myers, Q. . .il 113 I 14: 5 1.12 -7' XSA fr J F7 6' .0 I 's gm-If A X 1, Q1 fl n X s 3 i . 7 'fu Virginia and Jackie are maklng sure Dick fakes good care of fhelr savings Follow fhelr example and you will have a bag full foo Deposlf rl' speedily af fhe drive in window CALIFORNIA BANK Three Pomona Offices Talking abouf fhls beaufiful new De Sofo Sporfsman are Johnny and Sheila who iusf love fhaf aufo. If goes like a scared rabbif wifh ifs powerful 2I2 horsepower engine. POMONA VALLEY MOTORS INC. 50I E. Second Sfreef This barbecue represenfs +o Bonme summer 'fun and wemer roas+s in +l1e back yard Sears also carries a complefe line of summer furnnfure fo make your paho comfor'I'able and aH'rac+lve SEARS Pomona I 600 E Holi QTQ- Lois has 'rhe perfecf shade of lipsiick picked ouf for Jean. Now she wanfs +o find an exquisife French perfume +0 send her special guy on +ha+ big dale +onigl1+. CAVE PHARMACY 248 W. Second I A lover of squaw dresses Be++y plans fo buy anolher one Re+a Ryan s us also lcnown for aufhenhc Mexican and lnduan nmporfs such as lhese lnduan bel1's RETA RYAN S 328 W Second Marilyn has spoHed her dream dress whsle gazing un +he wmdow a+ Alfred Grays She can lus+ nmagme herself dancung un uf a+ +he Homecomnng Dance ALFRED GRAY I35 E Second Here In Pomonas newesi' depar+men+ s+ore Gwen and Norma are shoppmg for fhevr new summer cloihes Gwen ns sure +hns nlf+y lu++le number ns lusl +he Hung for Norma FEDWAY 450 E Second Wafch fhe girls swoon as Ken goes by wearnng +h1s +rncl:y bow he +ha+ Jum has lusi sold hum Hs lus+ +he +hung fo cause a sensahon ai' +he soclr hops JOHN P EVANS 269 W Second n , , . . . . . . . r - - - 1 ' ' u :- , . - I u . - . . . - - 1 - . Darulyn and Charlene are off +o +he Counfry Club un +heur cu+e spor'I's clolhes from Marvuns Marvuns has lusf wha+ you wanf un sporfs and school ouHu+s dale dresses and formals MARVIN S YOUNG SET l85 E Second 5 Us Shoppung for some new clofhes Bull loolung over flue lune of casual suufs af Schulhs They also carry neafloolung sweafers sporls shurls dress shurfs hes and personal u+ems SCHULTZS Thurd and Garey Loolung un+o fhe fu+ure Sue A n dreamung of fhe 'fume when ul' will be her furn +o walk down 'rhe ausle Thus dream only needs a guy wu+h a rung BRIDAL SALON 739 E Holi' Boy us Duclc Schoonover sold on +ha+ sharp spor+s laclcefl And wu+h 'rhose nea+ slacks hell be ready +o lalce has gurl +o any spor'I'y occaslon such as 'rhe Palladuum CHANDLERS 237 E Second Nowhere IS lhere a vlew +o compare wnfh lhe brealhfalung s:gh+ a+ Ml' Baldy seen from fhe safe comfor+abIe slu chairs Ml Baldy spells fun for young and old alnlxe BALDY SKI LIFT Nor+h of Claremonl Andy us sfeppmg nnlo lhls four door Oldsmobile hardlop for one of +he smoo'I'hes+ rndes ever Wulh nfs new sweeping Innes I us bound I be a wunner ln any circle CLARK BROS I25 S Mann Kerry is inspec+ing fhe 'Fishing gear, while Weldon is felling aboul 'lhal' mons'I'rous fish he caught For all 'rypes of sporfs and hobby equipmenf, browse around al Rod, Gun and Hobby Shop. ROD, GUN AND HOBBY SHOP 353 E. Second Bob jusl can'+ figure how +o gel' 'Ihis loofball +hrough John's lennis raclxel. Well Bob, 'Ihere musl' be a solulion, since +he raclrel' is unslrung. Maybe Mr. Clewell has 'lhe answer. BEAMON'S SPORTING GOODS 429 W. Second Anhcupafung a leusurely druve along rhe Coasf Hughway un Ihe roman+uc sunser are Nan and Jay as Ihey are abouf +o Ialre off un Ihus flashy Mercury conver+ubIe SIERRA LINCOLN MERCURY 363 E Holl Duck and Gene are 'fhoroughly examun ung fhe engune of Ihus Cadullac and now are un a posuhon Io recommend uI' Io anyone To sum ur up Hs fhe mosil WARREN R TATE INC 350 S Thomas Abou? fo push off for a druve down Io +he beach are Nancy and Dan un Ihus sporfy new Chevrole+ CorveH'e Thus breezy spor'Is car fuls perfecrly unfo any background MURPHY CHEVROLET 30I N Garey Ann and Be++y have uus+ come from I ung rude wfh Jerry Ihs 5 Ford On Ihe freeway uf goes Ik rhe wn un raffuc ufs a oney G E McKAY 290 S Gubbs E' -inf' P' -I X. V Q l l Af+er a hard ser of +ennIs a coke really hl+s lhe spof a+ Mel s Deanna and Donna have worked up an appehfe for a super duper hamburger and a colxe MELS 304 E Holi Desrgned for speedy effrcuenf servrce 'rhe new HI Burger has become a favorlfe spof for qulck and easy snaclxs So for friendly servnce and good food sfop In a+ HI Burger HI BURGER l425 N Garey 80 Popular wI+h fhe luds and older ser alnlce McDonald s exfends 'lhroughoui Soufhern Calufornua I+ wonf be long before I0 m lllon IS changed +o 20 mllllon a sure sgn of good 'Food McDONALDS I057 E FIf+h Shella JoAnn Larry and Wendell are sroppmg af Badons on 'rhelr way +0 fhe movles Being rIgh+ down+own I+ IS also convenuenr for lunch a'H'er a hard days shoppmg BADON S RESTAURANT 242 S Garey I . I I - I . . I . I T I v I . . . . . I I I I I . . . I . . . , . I . I ill!! L04 Taknng a posfman s holiday Beverly and Elnora know fhal' +he food where ihey work us greaf so They are back for a sfeak dmner on rheur mghf off U 8ml LUNCH ROOM 455 W Second Come on podners' Joun lhe sfampede lo Old Texs Hnlchmg Pos? here wrlh Mail and Sharon Hrlch up lhal' old Model A and Tex II whlp up anyfhlng ya wanl' TEXS HITCHING POST 845 W Fnffh Hs Charlene Denny Laurue and Char lene af Seros for an afler dare snack Sunce 'lhe new enlargmg and remodeling program, E+ makes a scrumpfous back ground for fhose preH'y girls and cufe boys. SERO'S I489 E Holi' Playing mmlalure golf are Marlene Jeane'H'e Duck and Bob Hs loads of fun and fhe whole year round. There are always a few Red Devlls displaying fheir golf skill. SPORTS HARBOR l5l I E. Holi 1' II ,Ma Smulnng nn approval of 'rhus deluclous popcorn Sue Ann IS expressing +l'xe opnmon of all Devnls I+ ns a wmner al' all 'I'I1e 'foo+baII games despn+e Hue fnnal score MA CLARKS OLDE POPCORN STAND Pursued by Gwen, Jane'I', and Diclc, Phil is ruclmg mio Pomona VaIIey's only drnve in balre shop So wall: rughf In and rude ou+ on a new bllce from Don's. DON'S BIKE SHOP I60 W. Furs? 13 II MM Gall lmpa+len+ly walls her Iurn wlule Nancy Ines ou'I +I1ls new sensahon among +he Devuls Have an Orange Julius II' s a devilish good drlnlc ORANGE JULIUS 700 E HoI+ Believe I+ or no+. flus Rudge ble +I1a+ Wes us rldung was buulf In England nn l878 In conlrasf, Coafes has a modern lune of brlces Ilwaf shlfi' gears COATES BIKE SHOP 830 E Second 5:1 Achng luke iyplcal Americans un 'Thus Chrnese sefhng are Johnny Mel and Bull as lhey awan' 'lhelr meal Boy' They really go for +ha+ au+henhc Chunese ood DING HOW I626 W Fnf+h Loolung over +he curreni' hr+s af Moore s Jaclue Charlene Frances Dennxs and Duck are choosung a few of fhelr favorl+es from +he large selechon of records fhey have found MOORE'S RECORD SHOP 336 W Second C' Aboul +o order a meal a+ +he Chunglung Cafe Sandy and Mllce are brealung an a couple of adorable new wallresses They add an Orlenfal fouch +o 'lhns modern Chinese resfauranf CHUNGKING CAFE I44 W Fourrh ' I il I Followung a favorrle feenage pashme Pal' Ida and Ann are al' 'Phe show Durnng nnfermnssuon lhey are lceeplng Sandy busy selling bu'Hered popcorn ard candy bars UNITED ARTISTS THEATRE 235 W. Thlrd 1 I H ' fr ' as 1 ,X I X., l l 'E T I l x I l . . . ' ' I . . . . . . H . n , . . . f . ' . R ' 1 :,,, 5 riff? 'wilful' ,l:s.axxn's Q luis!! qclllllql-'ll N'nmau i ,I .lllUl.'a l.',li na, ls.,lIQ lp u.'luuqun, ,, .i?.'.'il.l . . I . . . I I I I I I ' Pulling a swi+ch Cynfhua is aboui' Io seII her dad a handsome mans wafch This as only one of fhe many beauhful lfems available for any occasion a+ Lanes LANES JEWELERS 224 E Second Peggy and Marilyn who are planning 'Iheur hope chesls are being shown one of 'Ihe new BXCIIIDQ paHerns in silver ware Their fufure dream homes musl have +he fmesl' EARL M WILKINSON INC 234 W Second Anficipaiing Ihe Iime when she will re- ceive +his beauliful wa+ch for gradua- +ion, Susie is shopping wifh Pandra, who is ge+fing ideas for Ihe gradualion gif+s fhaf she would Iilze 'ro receive. KIRK'S JEWELERS INC. I2O E. Second Weldon hands Don fhe carnalions +ha+ he has piclred ouf for his besi girI's birlfhday. Call in ahead if you wan+ Ihe perfec+ corsage. VICTOR'S FLOWERS I002 E. Fif+h .wt , 0 -4. '1 CI T E if T ' Q ul I , l ry I , Now here as a wlse gnrll Ann fhough shll a lumor knows where fo go for ex cellenf gracluaflon plcfures and IS sfarf mg early fo avoid lasf mmufe rush af deadline fume BAYLYS STUDIO 522 W Orange Grove fb H Mary Jane IS fellmg Mr Glllesple whaf she wanfs In her album of wedding hofos so fhaf day will luve forever See lm also for ofher plcfures and donf forgef graduafuon GILLESPIE STUDIO 264 W Second Q X H-. Loolung around fhe sfudlo admurmg examples of hls excellenf phofography Margue Ken and Paf are warhng fo plclr up fhelr senuor proofs af Granger s See hum for graduahon phofos GRANGER STUDIO 548 N Whufe Puclung up lusf one of fhe many bafches of film for fhe Cardinal and Chronicle sfaffs Jo IS sfoppmg fo look af fhem Follow fhelr example gef your fllm developed af H 81 H H 81 H PHOTO CO 320 W Second Donf be one of 'l'he crazy fools who drlves wuI'hou+ car Insurance sa Sharon and Sheldon Be sure and gef your car Insurance af Ihe earlues'I' con vemenl momenl' wn+h Dad NICHOLAS INSURANCE I02 S Thomas Nancy IS slarhng Ihe pleasanf Iaslr of funding her 'flrsl' vlne covered co'l Iage wl+h a whu+e p:cIxe+ fence S 'I course she consulfed 'Ihe friendly Boo'Ih Brofhers salesman BOOTH BROS REAL ESTATE I7O W Holf C J JACKMANAQ I NSU RANCE L- fi' Gelhng prachce In Ihe use of offlce machnnes Kay helps In her dad s office So drop In Io see Kay If you have any queshons she II be glad +o help you KLOPFENSTEIN S INSURANCE 702 N Garey P5 4070 mf cavpfmwm JFNZRAL LL43!UfV MID' .our IJIIOIIC Sem H2503 Thus could be Joyce 'fave years from now as she s+eps un'ro Jaclrman s +o unsure her flrsi' mmlc coa'I' Even Ihough you don? have a fur coal drop nn a+ Jackman s JACKMAN S INSURANCE 242 E Hol+ -5. I Ll ' 9 A I asa 2 I Q if 14, u - ll I - Y - . H - I I flf I W . . ,T yi .. ,................u,....... 41 L- ' ' I I - 7 M.. A ,Qs 1' . . . ol O . . . 'I . ' I I Poor S+anl Wn+h hrs college fund grow mg fhanlcs fo his careful savings he funds has spending money has haf bo'H'om Should he draw some money ou+? BANK OF AMERICA I08 W Second If you don f lcnow your way around al- +hough lm sure Deanna Carol and Johnny do come in and ge'f a map of Pomona from 'the Chamber of Com- merce. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE I46 E. Third Q Hashmg over fhe lasl' bd' of copy for 'I'hls years CARDINAL Mary Phoebe and Gaul are abou+ fo delnver fhe com plefed copy dummy fo P B Press prlnfer of fhe CARDINAL P B PRESS INC 320 S Thomas To cool off on one of fhe ho++esf days of fhe summer Pa+ and Dave have de- cided fo raid +he freezer In her dads grocery s+ore for an ice-cream bar. ARTS MARKET 70I N. Gibbs luv'-' YUV s Sloppmg on +he way fo school Jackle and Pa++ne are dropping some sknrfs a+ Holi' Avenue Cleaners Wr+h +wln clean Ing bulls fhey can expecl' speedy service wlfh moderale rales HOLT AVENUE CLEANERS 484 E Hol+ Knrl' sul+s such as +hese +ha+ Barbara and Kay are wearing +o Junuor Ebell are +he speclalfy of Hull Cleaners Have your knl+ n+ems hand blocked +o your suze HILL CLEANERS I64l N Garey H I+ lakes a lo+ of know how +o block sweafers properly Sunce Weslmonf Cleaners guaran+ees excellen+ servlce Sue and Pal know +hese are done lusl' +he way fhey like fhem WESTMONT CLEANERS I624 W Flffh Puzzlmg over fhe size of 'thus canleen for fhelr frlp +o +he deserf Herb and Allan are wonderung whefher +o buy anofher one lusf +o be on +he safe slde WESTMONT HARDWARE I6I2 W Frf+h Hey guys! How many lawns have you mowed un your lufe? Joe has mowed foo many so he decided fo buy fhus super duper power lawn mower from Anufa af Wulson s WILSON S BUILDING SUPPLY 445 E Commercual Wa l ,,---'- i ll.4.' Shoppung around for her cedar chesf Yvonne spoffed fhus one and ummedu afely fell un love wufh uf Thus Lane cedar chesf would malue a perfecf graduafuon guff for any gurl WRIGHT BROS AND RICE 252 S Mann Who ever expecfed fo fund a model Iuufchen un a plumbing sfore? Gary and Ronnue a prove of fhus beaufuful Irufchen equuppe wufh all modern convenuences found un any luxury home VERNON E VINATIERI 962 E Holf ug.. Inspecfung fhus Wesfunghouse washung machune Carol us Ioolrung forward fo fhe fume when she wull be falcung care of her own home Elecfruc appluances from Dorn s wull malze her work easuer DORN S II2 W I'loIf Q-Wi- ' y, Observing Donna as she as looking for a pair of shoes fo go wlfh her new dress Leah IS wauhng unhl fhe salesman re+urns wnfh 'I'he paur she lusi boughl' POMONA BOOTERY I I5 W Second Supervlslng her llH'le bro'I'her Johnnie as he plclxs our a new pair of oxfords for school from Burlon s Joyce ns wondering If he also needs some good shoes for Sunday BURTON S JR BOOTERY I626 N Garey Wvfh summerfime around ihe corner, Durelle has decided fhaf she needs a new pair of summer flais. Here af Murray's she will find an a'H'rac'I'ive, comforfable pair. MURRAY'S RED CROSS SHOES I64 W. Second no 1 f S Don and Dave have been burning +he mldnlgh+ oul during exam weelr. So here +hey are a+ Nor+h Garey Pharmacy for a boHle of Pep+o Bismo. NORTH GAREY PHARMACY I635 N. Garey CATRON MOTORS INC Imporled Cars 830 E Holf BACON THE HATTER Cleaners 522 W FIFIII WESTMONT LAUNDROMATIC OuIcIc Servnce Laundry l635 W FIHI1 PARSONAGE JEWELERS Welch Repalrmq I96 W Second ALM 81 MERCER Rugs and Carpels 520 E Holf HAMILTONS DRUG STORE 205 E Second 496 E Holi TAYLOR S Pomonas Leading Slore for Young Women MILLER BROS HARDWARE Power Tools I05 S Garey TODD MEMORIAL CHAPEL Funeral Advlsors 570 N Garey HOUSE OF FABRICS INC Dress Yardage 228 W Second I I II I . - II L 1 Y -i + k I . Adm1n1s+ra+1on Adverlnsemenfs Arr Club AHerlClar1Ce Dlreclor of Aflerdance Olhce Band Banlr of Amenca Awards Baseball Baslrefball B1ology Club Board of Educahon Boolrslore Bowlmg Busmess Educaluon Cafelena Camera Club I 6 Canduds 20 2I 4 5 II4 Cardmal Cheerleaders Cho1r Chron1cle Classes Club Counc1l Clubs Dances Dean of G1rls Drama Drull Team Dulles H1 Y Enghsh Faculty 136 46 89 22 45 4I 64 65 8 624 34 54 55 O Index F1ne Arls Flag G1rls Foo+ball French Club F B LA F H A G1rls Glee Club G1rls League G R A G aduahon Guldance l'l1l'lor11on Club Home Econom1cs Homecommg Journalnsm Jun1ors Key Club Languages Lahn Club Lelfermen Llbrary Madngals Mamlenance Malorelles Mafhemahcs Mechamcal Arls MUSIC Nurse Off1c1als Ora+ors Orches1s Orcheslra Orgamzahons 5 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 9 IOI 24 25 IO6 IO7 IO IOI 26 27 56 63 40 4I 40 4l 22 45 Physocal Educafnon P ays Pr1nc1pal Prolechon Crew Rall1es Rally Comm1Hee Reg1s+rar Scuence Scnence Malh Club Semors Shops Snaclr Bar Soc1al S+ud1es Songleaders Sophomores Spamsh Club Sporrs Queens S+age Crew S+uden+ Body OH1 cers Sfudeni Body Pres1denf Srudenr Counc1l Talen+ Shows Teen Profs Tenms Thesp1ans Thaluans Track Tr1den+s H1 Y Ushers VICE Pr1nc1pal You+h for Chr1s+ B Press nc Prmhng Me+ropol1'ran Engravers Engravmg S K Sm fh Covers Supplemenlary Pholography ' ....- 4-1 ' ........ 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