Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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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.

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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

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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.