Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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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

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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

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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.