Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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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

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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.

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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 '