Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

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We sludenls of Pomona l-ligh hope Mr. Nelson is as proud ol us as we are of him. This las? fall +he Board of Educalion had Two porlable buildings erecled on La Paloma Drive wesi of lhe campus as one of lheir many aclivilies. Mr. Johnson, Vice Principal, did a greal iob as supervisor of our siudenl governmenl and as Dean of Boys. Few people fully realize lhe long hours of hard worlc Mrs. Bailey, Dean of Girls, has given +o social aclivilies and counseling girls. As Direclor of Alfendance, Mr. Churchill was busy keeping 'lraclc of absenlees and oi a few playful devils who enjoyed more lreguenl vaca- lions lhan mosl. Members of 'lhe Board of Educalion are: ROW I-Mrs. Es+her Bradley, Mr. Roy G. Decker lPresiden+l, Mrs. Belly Carson. ROW 2-Mr. LeRoy Allison lsuperinfendenrl, Mr. Lawrence T. Moore, Mr. Carl H. Lorbeer. THEY PUT T THE WAY . .. Mr. Lynward Johnson, Vice Principal: Mrs. Lucille Bailey, Dean of Girls: Mr. George Churchill, Direcfor of Affendance f fW'Q ' -f BOB BESSE Sludenf Body Presidenf Bob Besse was an oulslanding Srudenf Body Presiclenl. Supporling our presidenl were live officers. Firsl was Mike Boring who, as vice presidenl. did a grand job in planning assemblies and in assuming responsibilily in The presidenfs absence. Secrelary Pal' Schmidl loolc lhe rninules, lcepl up correspondence wilh ofher schools, and was in charge of Vocalions Day. Handling lhe aclivily liclcel sale and balancing lhe bcolcs was our +reasurer, Mary lvlaleski. Busy planning some of Jrhe besl' dances ever held al PHS was Peggy Deal, social chairman. Cece Venolia as rally chairman, did a greal job in lceeping up lhe spirils al PHS. FUR THE STUUE T EUUNEH MIKE BORING Vice Presidenf PAT SCHMlDT Secrefary MARY MALESKI Treasurer PEGGY DEAL Social Chairman CECE VENOLIA Rally Chairman As lhe main body of srudenl governmenr, rhe Srudenr Council laces a rrernene dous iob every year. This year rhey nor only raclcled successfully all of rhe calaslrophies rhar arose, bul rhey planned some near social evenrs. The Friend- ship Dance srarred rhe ball rolling by mixing rhe new sludenrs wilh The old Timers. Everyone agrees Thar l-lomecoming was rhe besl ever. The Chrisrmas Formal was nexr, followed by 'rhe All Sporrs Dance. An amendmenf 'ro The consrirulion was rarified which srared lhal all sludenls could vole. DAVE BROOKS Senior Class Presidenf DARYL BUTCHER Junior Class Presiden+ LEROY BRUBAKER Sophomore Class Presiden+ MARY McMULLEN Cardinal Edi+or BARBARA TRUESDELL Chronicle Edifor HECTOR LOPEZ Club Council Presidenf JACKIE STAHL Girls' League Presidenf GORDON ORSBORN A+hle+ic Commissioner PAT GREER Publicify Chairman SHARON LONGANECKER Music Represeniafive Sfonley E. Acres QSocial Siudiesj, Frank M. Anderson Qsociol Sfudiesl, Mrs. Ann E. Anderson CLonguogeJ, Mrs. Barbara Biune Business Educaiionj, Wilbert V. Bolliger fChemistryD. Curl R. Beck ISocial Siudiesl, Heber H. Cleweit fScience and Mufhemuficsj, Helen A. Cousin fEnglishJ, Bryant J. Cruify CMothema?icsD, Frank W. Cummings CMusicJ. Mathew A. Fehn CSocic1l Studies and P. EJ, Robert George KAHI, Mrs. Mcrgurei A. Giddings CP. EJ, Frank Glenn fMachine Shopj, Fred E. Graff lBc1ndJ. READIN ANMRIT IO Sian L. Grayson fSocial Sfudiesl, John H. Guzzo lSocial Studies, Driver Trcliningi, Helen Harbour fHomemokingJ, James L. Hurner CScience and Mclihematicsl, Marvin E. Hess fAu1a Shopj. Mrs. Vivien Hillman lEnglishJ, Harold Hopkins fWood Shopj, Mrs. Ada A. Jeppesen CEnglish and Journalisml, Mead K. Johnson fEnglishJ, Paul E. Koch fMetaI Shopl. NI ANMRITHMETIC ii Kenneth B. Kriege fMathematicsj, Ernest A. Landis CSocial Studiesj, Ray Lewis CDroftingl, Donna L. Loveridge CP. EJ, Mrs. Jayne Maggi- pinto QEngIishj. Lewis S. Manville fMathematics and Guidancel, Lee Mathes CP. E.J, Mrs. Sylvia Matisoff CEngIishJ, Mrs. Grace T. Mickelson fBusiness Education, Guidance and Placementj, Miton V. Mitchell fScience and Mathematicsl. Harlan R. Morton fBusiness Educationl, Mrs. Virginia H. Moses 1Business Educcxtionl, Edward E. Myers fBiologyl, Mrs. Anne Newlee KP. EJ, Arthur M. Noyes fSociaI Studies, Driver Trainingl. Mrs. Mary A. Parker fBioIogy and Guidancel, Elaine Peters QBusiness Educationl, Hans B. Petersen KP. EJ, Mrs Rasmussen fHomemakingJ, Paul Scott fAgriculturel. iw , umm V my 'ig rl-Ad i---- -m Q x-NK H, A W .. ., ,., 5 4 Ray L. Spaugh lEnglishJ, Gladys Stipek 1EnglishJ, Floyd M. Sfone Hanguagel, John S. Stevens KSocial Sludies and Guidancej, Ray L. Thomas lSociaI Studies and Guidoncej. J. Glenn Townsend lSocial Siudies, Driver Trainingl, Jesse Weaver fDramal, 0110 Wiese flanguagel, James W. Werner lEnglish and Languagej. Jack C. Woofon lSocial Studiesl, Steven Zorich fBusiness Educationl. . .WA Many devils who needed counsel- ing found the Guidance office, directed by Mrs. Bailey, a friendly ai- mosphere for solving their problems. Complete records of schedules. enrollments and grades were kept in the Registrars office by Mrs. Dunlavy, Mrs. Horacek, and Mrs. Johns, assisted by students. All absent excuses and cuts were is- sued by Mrs. Moore and Mr. Churchill in the Attendance office to returning absentees and vacationers We all received help this year from the Guid- ance office. The members are: Mr. Stevens, A. Lopez, M. Horn, S. Becktell, Mr. Manville, H. Montgomery, A. Misenhimer, K. Barrett, Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Bailey, J. Flores, Mrs. Mickelson, and Mrs. Parker. The efficient members of the Registror's office are B. Scariano, J. Allen, Mrs. Margaret Dunlavy, Mrs. Horacek, P. Koonce, and Mrs, Johns. We've all been in the Attendance office, which is ruled with a firm hand by: ROW 1-A. McCarson, M. Sails, M. Richmond, B. gljhozelton, V. Bice, Mrs. Moore, D. Stephens, B. Cassidy. ROW 2-Mr. G. Churchill, N. Pettis, P. Neusse. ROW 3-W. Roth, D. Mead, K. Kibusman, B. Morgan, M. Pina, L. McKinney. ,S Serving the food in the cafeteria at noon are left to right, B. Wallace, R. Daley, G. Carlson, Mrs. ay or 'ln T l , Mrs. Tungsten, Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs Urquhart, Mrs. Taxlon. The rushed kids in the snack bar are left to right, P. Smith, P. Neusse, B, Berry, C. Cole, Mrs. Capron, C. Huges, A. Rider, S. Anthony, W. Armour -dk' Always ready with your school supplies are: Mrs. Masillia, J. Dellosier, P. Smith, M. Winans, S. Marshall, S. Longenecker, D. Getman, G. Carson, C. Cole, C. Hughes, S. Bentley. Oh, oh, time is wasting, but our boy in the library has The library staff consists of D. Chertkow, Miss Moran lHead Librar- spring fever. ianl, Mrs. Wyman, M. Flora. The busiesf place in fhe school is The cafeferia's snack bar and lunch counfer where many sfarvinq devils safisfy fheir hunger. The Boolcsfore, run by lvlrs. ivlasillia, sells sfudenfs supplies and handles all school finances. The Library is open during school hours fo all sfudenfs. Miss Moran, Librarian, is very helpful in finding reference rnaferial. All baffered and bruised devils are freafed by lvliss Schiaasfad, School Nurse, befween fhe hours of 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. One of fhe mosf imporfanf and well lilced groups on fhe campus is our mainfenance crew, who vvorlc hard fo keep our campus neaf. WHATLL YUU HAVE? This hf1PPY, smiling group is our maintenance staff. ROW 1-Mrs. Rogers, Mrs Woodward. ROW 2-G. Pierman, J. Vctlleio, R. Keeler, W. Crawford, Al Kriesel, E The school nurse is Miss Benito Schiaastad. Carver. ' A -W ' ' ' W'mWf mKW 4 WWW ' TAUGI-IT TU CLUBS Q THE TUNE... pqnig -Q ...... . - W Yr P W Members of the Orchestra are, ROW l: S. Mason, S. Elwins, N. Christison, R. Brinks, J Swygorcl P Slddel E Slddel B Snyder A Roe ROW 2 H Wong S Colista S. Sullivan, B. Oieda, T. Romo, D. Evans, R. Edward s, J. Dolrymple L McGrone ROW 3 Mr Graff N Sparks Absent from picture ore D Davis R. Duncan, J. Piccinovi. Oi HICK The Red Devil Band consists of: ROW l: L. Wilson, B. Ellis, S. Adams, P. Hinman, K. Lenz, C. Pennington, S. Gobble, L. Forrest, P. Cavanaugh, E. Mains, N. Thomas, D. Wollerton, F. Conway, J. Wiens. ROW 2: L. Christie, D. Horn, G. Zeller, E. Jiminez, E. Stephens, E. Reins, A. Williams, D. Miner, G. Lang, H. Welch, T. Sparks, R. Goodrich, D. Tackett, A. Rider, D. Aronson, B. Hill. ROW 3: D. Keister, D. Rickett, E. Leake, T. Martin lPresidentl, B. Sand- hogen, J. Bonds, M. Compton, R. Graham, P. Daughetee, B. Hill, R. Lawrence, J. Southworth, B. Hookhom, B. Steele, F. Burke, R. Bush D Kearne J Lu enbell G Romse er J Handle T Wise I - Y - 9 1 - Y 1 - Y, - ' man, M. Rodgers,l D. Lugensmeyer, Mr. Graff. Missing from the pic- ture are: C. Adams, R. Brokke, D. Coulter, H. Knox, M. Loofbourrow, C. Matisoff, S. McManis, R. Nicoles, B. Sczndlin, J. Wintermute. The band had a busy year, slaruing wiHu uhe lair, ucoouball games and Hue Homecoming Parade. Around uhis lime Jfhey also wen? To U.S.C. and played au Hue Nolre Dame game. During Clurisumas season uhe band visiued Disneyland To slay. They also marched in Jrhe Chrislmas Parade. They received Hue loesu rauirug, Superior, in uhe Regional ieslival au Emerson, and 'rhey wenu To Hue Dislricl Fesuival al' Fulleruon. Congralulalions, Mr. Grail! The orchesura played au Hue Junior Play and parlicipaued, along wilh The band, in Hue Chrisumas Concerf and The Emerson Fesuival. P. H. S. Band cut the Couniy Fcur. JHY sums Y M' 0 mv fefu, 1177, Y gy, Hg, Mums mu. ff W, .,fwe1wQmM,f,qfff.w we ,.,. - .,,.. V ,. V Qwfa.,ff uf' fMvw.,ffwmW Mm,,wwfff M Us aw' WE'-fwewye fe-wwf mf 7' ,f W S Y IT WITH IVIUSIE. Sharon Longanecker Music Represenlalive to Sfudenl Council '-GQ MMM MADRIGALS: ROW l: W. Gilmore, D. Taylor, S. Langanecker, J. Stevenson, D. Evans, P. Barr, C Williamson, S. Beier, M. Pina. ROW 2: N. Cox, D. Metsker, J. Sweeney, C. Bell, J, Bros? D. Bone, P. Secxbern, R. Fensiermaclcer, G. Piccordi, A. Bradley. Those belonging fo the B Choir are lefi la right, ROW 1: A. Gregory, M. Dawns, M. Jaramillo, D. Hernandez, E. Parillo, G. Ponling, E. Lee, B. McCaskill, L. Vincent, C. Slinger. ROW 2: D. Dennis, S. Arambula, J. Orioli, G. Quintana, D. Diggs, J. Montgomery, S. Haas, S. Lady, B. Shuvy, P. Brown. ROW 3: B. Jordan, R. Brown, M. Voyles, P. Caye, P. Mier, D. Dorn, l.. McKinney, L. Bice, J. Fosfer. ROW 4: B. McNally, B. Hinkle, J. Hicks, B. Ponling, C. Lightfoot, J. Chandler, J. Nicoll, D, Pock, C. Sellers, T. Ganger. Q52 fo. W? ' Q W 'z l ,P 73 ' VW H 1 is , ' v- 'K by 1 X 4 K X Wx f 3 is M Q E t if' : 54 Ss SH HX ,- ..,k :J , .jf'we'ff ,ew 1 w is f 43 3, his , M ' uv. -5 S W W x -Q M Nu ' :Q Q: T Hx sf QS af ws' s . - -2? 4 M Sag 45? 'f S i bm 5 9 3 gs fi: M ' , K I . 5 Ng 'Q M iw fi.. an S. N 'W Y Elm aw is 4, fu, awww The big athletes of PHS are the Lettermen. ROW 'I: E. Arutunian lPresidentl, R. Hughes. ROW 2: G. Benke, J. Coffey, R. Cramer, P. Chalclu, G. Orsborn, B. Grace, J. Jackman, B. Henrich, B. Beniamin, C. Heflin. ROW 3: J. Smurd, D. Mead, J. Brost, D. Anthony, R. Bush, B. Hamblin, R. Pinkston, B. Besse, B. Wood. ROW 4: D. Stephens, L. Mount, D. Kearney, J. Taylor, D. Hill, R. Lawrence, B. Lawrence, W. Platt, D. Brooks, J. Encinas, R. Goodrich. Ernie Arutunian, Lettermen's Club President Boys that have participated in a Varsity sport or two B or J V sport are eligible for the Lettermens Club. The main project of the year was the Sports' Extravaganza, which helped finance sillc and cotton jerseys Tor the basketball and track teams. Their entry in the Homecoming Parade was judged most comical float. The lcey clulo is chiefly a service club. Every year they present a gift, which was a proiection screen this year. They sponsored the Sportorama to raise money Tor this purpose. Key Club President, Lee Montgomery The Key Club is a service organization. ROW 1: Mr. Peterson, L. Montgomery iPresidentl, W. Platt, J. Southworth, J. Churchill. ROW 2: D. Butcher, B. Campbell, D. Aranson, S. Carl, L. Deal, D. Trickett, G. Nye, D. Decker, J. Palmer, R. Yinger, D. Anthony, B. Besse, J. Huntington. ROW 3: S. Hartman, B. Lawrence, M. Boring, L. Brubaker, E. Henrie, Dv. Stephens, P. Ralston, J. Roebuck, G. Carl, B. Wood. The Club Council is made up of all the club presidents in school. They are, ROW 1: L. Ashley, Hector Lopez is Club Council President H. Lopez lPresiden7J, D. Pehingill. ROW 2: A. Birmingham, D. Wicksirom, D. Ewarf, B. Puckeh, M. Mansfield, Y. Gunnison, K. Robinson, C. Lewis, B. Truesdell, G. Holt. ROW 3: P. Seabern, L. Montgomery, R. Daley, T. Martin, E. Arufunian, D. Melsker, W. Platt, B. Evans, T. DiCenso. THEY PL!-X The Club Council, supervised by Mr. Lyn Johnson, consisTed of The club presidenTs, who represenTed The diTTerenT clubs on The campus. The Council sponsored The ChrisTmas baslceT pro- gram, where each club was asked To provide a ChrisT- mas dinner Tor a needy Tamily. The hiqhlic-ghT oT The year was The Club Council dance, Tor which each club conTribuTed a cerTain amounT Trom iTs Treasury Toward The cosT oT The dance. l-lecTor Lopez, repre- senTaTive oT The Spanish Club, presided over The Club Council. IT FUR FU . The Club Council Dance was considered one oT The besT dances ever held aT Pl-TS. The Theme This year was Chinese FesTival, wiTh The l-larmonaires supply- ing The music. The dance was held aT The Ebell Club. The TirsT Club Council dance was held lasT year wiTh The Beachcomber's Bounce as iTs Theme. The dance Turned ouT To be such a success ThaT The Club Council sponsored anoTher dance This year. The response was even greaTer Than The TirsT. No doubT The evenT will become an annual aTTair. - THE GIRL The Girls! League is an organizaTion oT which every girl aT PHS is a member. Under The excellenT direcTion oT Mrs. Bailey many enioyable acTiviTies were planned To malce The year inTeresTing Tor The Temale populalrion. The year began wiTh The league malcing The Queens TloaT Tor The Homecoming Parade. Scheduled nexT were The Backward Dance: The l:aTher-DaughTer BangueT, which was a big successg and The MoTher-DaughTer Tea, where nexT year's new oTTicers were insTalled. These were only a Tew OT many acTiviTies Tor The girls aT PHS ThaT The league sponsored. Jackie Stahl Q Girls' League President - Spring is Busting Ou? All Over was the Theme of The annual Girls' League Backwards Dance. E U THE GE TS. One of the nicest events of the year is always the Fa Banquet. The Girls' League Cabinet is made up of, ROW 1: Jackie Stahl lPresidentl, Alice Acres, Darilyn Ballard, Mary Patrick. ROW 2: Sue McCloy, Lois Anton, Jean Johns, Mary Beamon, Laurie Ashley, Gail Morency, Kerry McClendon, Mary Rios. ROW 3: Shirley Turner, Helen Lewis, Tami Mautz, Deanna Pettingill, Charlene Montgomery, Barbara Puckett, Sharon Longanecker. The court of the Ba:kwards Dance and their K escorts are: Darilyn Ballard, Arty Keough, Marilyn Patrick, David Mead, Bob Besse KKing of Springl, Jackie Stahl, Hector Lopez, Mary Rios, Mike Boring, Lois Anton. ther-Daughter 0 We ...dv 1655 ,..qtfEq tw-W-ft L ,-. . www-1, Chronicle Edilor Barbara Truesdell EVENTS AHB Slaying away lo meer lhe weelcly deadline were rhe members of our newspaper, lhe Chronicle. Every Friday lhe laiesi gossip and news of sludenis, places, and sporrs was enioyed by hundreds ol srudenis al PHS. Many long hours were spenl each weelc by These willing sialic members. Advising, correciing. and reassuring ihis year's slalf was +heir adviser, Mrs. Jeppesen, whose undersianding and indispensable coaching found immediaie apprecia- lion from all ihose connecred wiih Jrhe paper. Oh, those late Wednesday ofiernoons! Those who work on ihe Chr' staff ore: B. Truesdell fEdiior Roebuck, B. Evans, Mrs Jepp ROW 2: G. Nicoll, C. Roberlso Johnson, B. Grace, J. McNally EEUHUEU. Recording This year's Pl-TS hisTory in a book ThaT ever one could enioy was yours Truly, The Cardinal STaTTi A loT oT hard work in planning, arT work, and phoTography goes inTo The making of a good yearbook, During Yearbook Day, our only day off from The grind, The sTaTT visiTed The UniversiTy of Red- lands. This ear was Mr Mead Johnson's TirsT year y . as advisor of The Cardinal. Cardinal Editor Mary McMullen Tl-IE CARDINAL EdiTor , AssisTanT EdiTor ,,,,,, Business Manager ,,,,, ss,,,, AssisTanT Business Manager Y, Copy EdiTor ,,,,, , ArT EdiTor ,,,,, Class EdiTor .,,, SporTs EdiTor ,Y.,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , STAFF OF l956 ,,,s,Mary McMullen ,, ,Sue McCloy ,s,,Jo Eldredge WAnn Marlowe s,Doreen CasTro PhoTography EdiTor A, ,,...,,,,,,,, ., AssisTanT PhoTography EdiTors Advisor Editor's ,Diane Denny Charleen MonTgomery ,l,,,,.,,,,,Bill Hesse ..,,,,.Paul De Young ...Weldon PlaTT Paige BuTler Guy Johnson Bruce Cahill .,,Mr. Mead Johnson T N fy b lc, kidsl Our piciures burned up US FEC F. B. L. A. President, Gwen Holt E. Artunian, M. Koslosky. ozwvf-3?-1-Q50 Z HU? 20 -3 ,501 fo KD-h M -.- 0.7 fDfD 3 'O -lc mx .... O U13 WD. 22' M10 .. .W 'l'U TWD Q X' 52 fv- 59, Q5- ' cv 'gm HS- So -:O E- ' Q s-B '-:U 52 3 Q.. P.. 'U Fc. 2 219. Z3 -.,, 53 K2 -.A S--u . ID 32. .3 ' 2 W 55' Ha. 3' U1 5.0 wi 8:5 59 . .rm PH 3 31+ . F9 Members of the Future Business Leaders of America are, ROW l: B. Werling, D. Douglas, C. Vemolio, Diggs, P. Koonce, D. Pettingill, G. Holt KPresidentl, A. Swartz, C. Pipitone, M. Kasey, B. Mathews, S. Gott, Perrenoud, K. McNally, B. Hiedbreder, R. Robbles. ROW 2: B. Howerton, B. Scariano, D. Pace, S. Bentley, Lanslaery, M. Sutton, W. Stinson, D. Valleio, K. Klopfenstein, S. Szilagyi, G. Moreno, H. Montgomery, Flores, A. Wainscott, G. Brunton, K. Barrett. ROW 3: F. Hartsmon, B. Johns, J. Bruden, M. Randazzo, Chapple, S. Blane, A. Gunski, M. Rios, M. Clark, B. Morgan, R. Smith, W. Wisniewski, P. Curp, N. Clark, Underwood, F. Morrell, J. Wright. ROW 4: M. Adams, B. Soper. ROW 5: S. Kendall, M. Maxon, S. Howard, Greer, J. Wooten, J. Hesse, C. Thompson, P. Sneddon, Y. Gunnison, M. Jackson, M. Isham, P. Faulkner, Neville, P. Mueller, S. Wise, D. Castleberg. ROW 6: C. Krueger, E. Van Dyke, P. Clark, S. Anderson, Chadcnic, A. Birmingham, N. Riddle, C. Nugent, J. Provan, P. Boatright, M. Vincent, F. Robb, D. Addison, Strickland, G. Worley, B. Jordan. THEY lj PREP 30 The F.B.L.A. slarled The year with an initiation followed by a candlelight service. Some ol the highlights included the sending of delegates by the club to the F.B.L.A. con- vention in Riverside and the participation ol lhirly senior members in the B.P.W. Girls' Week Vocations Day. The main accomplishment of the Orators' Club this year was taking second place in the bowling league. This club attracts those interested in public speaking. The F.l-LA. contributes to the school its service at ban- quets, dinners, and Vocations Day. The club ended the year with the installation of next year's officers. Members of the Future Homemakers of America are: Bench Y. Gunnison lPresidentJ, C. Badders, C. Cook ROW 'l: G. Whitehair, G. Wray, B. Bartlett, B. Scariono, B. Scariano, V. Castro, J. Quircya, S. Bentley, G. Mayer D. Litchfield, E. Hart, C. Encinas, J. McElroy, R. Garcia, C. Martin, M. Koppers, S. Haas, Mrs. Rasmussem. ROW 2 L. Engelhard, C. Garvey, S. Hancock, J. Carlson, J. Wilson, C. Swaim, L. Romero, B. Castro, D. Grady, D. Knox S. Awrey, S. Watton, A. Roseberry, J. Lewis, C. Carter, F. Cudworth, C. Hefler, P. Cobb. ROW 3: G. Lans D. Ewart, L. Grave, G. Schaffner, A. McCarsan, S. Sullivan, S. Mason, B. Hinkle, S. Treadaway, K. Marshall S. Gott, S. Anderson, A. Linares, M, Pina, N. Thomas, M. Adams, J. Messer, G. Rawling, E. Van Dyke, C Robertson, P. Pinkston. ROW 4: M. Burr, M. Carl, J. Martin, J, Van Ordt, J. Leinback, J. Emery, B. Millsap J. Johnston, S. Getty, P. Smith, B. Henderson, V. Teal, J. Hawkins, S. Kendall, P. Sneddon, M. Booth, F, Little M. Jackson, M. Isham. The F.H.A. Cabinet at a noon meeting. l 1 The excellent films seen at PHS are shown by J. Chrisiianson, C. Young, Mr. Kriege, B Brunzell, D. Acres, B. Cox, L. Anderson, G. Bowen, W. Brooke, T. Doyen, M. Campbell, B. Lyles long enough To see The movies shown by The pro- Everyone was always happy To geT ouT of class iecTion crew. The ArT Club. advised by Mr. George, arT in- sTrucTor, has had an enjoyable year-winning The SweepsTalces prize in The Homecoming Parade and iniTiaTing The new members aT a poTluclc dinner. AlThough This was only Mr. Georges TirsT year aT Pomona, he has more Than doubled The membership oT The club. One of many Tield Trips was a visiT To The arT exhibiT aT Bulloclc's. The artists at PHS are: ROW l: K, Pennington, T. DiCenso QPresidentJ, J. Bishop, N. Gatov. ROW 2. D. Kahn, A. Davis, P. Dowell, B. Finwall, I. Leake, P. Wintermute, J. Lansbury, S. Wade, A. Pedly, A. Henrie, M. Horn, J. Foster. ROW 3: Y. Layel, l.. Swanson, F. Banchel, A. Licause, E. Gre g, J. McNally, JS. Mutz, G. Brunton, F. Little, C. White, B. Craven, J. Levitt, B. Mesner. ROW 4: D. Ha?ey, R. Jenkins, B. Grace, R. Sasse, D. Addison, T. Dennis, D. Coats, J. Jackman, M. Bales, D. Stine, B. Hill, R. Melting, J. Lyisle, K. Husher, H. Morioka. 3 F , V45 sr fi? 13 Members of the Youth for Christ ore: D. Pyle, D. Metsker lPresidentl, T. Martin. ROW 2: H. Albuugh, J. Phillips, E. Pyle, J. Royalty, S. Cobb, G. Carson, J. Bentley, J. Wiens. ROW 3: T. Mortin, S. Kogher, C. Robertson, D. Moore, C. Pennington, K. Krausmen, D. Zillgitt, K. Hanna. ROW 4: J. Johnston, R. Brown, J. Bentley, J. Bellot, R. Day, S. Sparks, M. Loofburow, J. Tansbury, S. Spenser, J. Jackson. TU SERVE. Y.F.C. usually has a speaker or musician lrom a nearby Bible college al every meet- ing. The club had as their project a Christ' mas baslcel for a needy family. When there is an assembly or produclion billed lor the auditorium, lhe stage crew N can be seen busily running around. l l The Ushers club is a service organiza- lion ol I4 girls who help in all alter school and community evenls held in lhe school auditorium. The pretty girls in the formals are members of the Usher's Club. ROW l: S. Turner, P. Smithen, B. Brawnson lPresidentJ, A. Acres. ROW 2: L. Anton, J. Johns, C. Montgomery, B. Johns, M. Patrick. ROW 3: P. Deal, S. Beier, P. Schmidt, A. Bletcher, P. Barnard. Usher's Club President, Binnie Brownson. Stage-crew workers are: P. Butler, R. Snook, G. Johnson, R. Mandigo B. Cahill, Mr. Weaver, A. Ethridge, J. Swygord. The Thalians, made up of top-notch students, are: ROW 1: J. Miklich lPresident 2nd Semesterj, R. Daley IPresident lst Semesterl, B. Wood, N. Maurer, D. Weiss, P. Swickard. ROW 2: A. Potts, L. Forrest, N, Johnston, C. Pennington, G. Morency, L. Moore, J. Swygard, D. Day, ROW 3: J. Piccinotti, G. Maurer, S. Wise, S. Hancock, K. Lenz, E. Lenz, J. Provon, B. Jacobs, P. Barnard. ROW 4: L. Bowman, B. Brownson, D. Taylor, D. Boileau, L. Swanson, L. Cope, J. Wright, S. Stillinger, C. Williamson, D. Grady, C. Montgomery. ROW 5: J. Piccinotti, R. Goodrich, L. Deal, J. Matthews, J. Mellord, B. Phesey, G. Orsborn, N. Grudem, D. Knox, H. Albaugh, P. Deal. ROW 6: B. Hess, B. Lawrence, D. Decker, R. Melting, D. Metsker, P. Daughetee, T, Martin, J. Roebuck, J. South- worth, B. Besse, B. Swerdloff. ROW 7: D. Aronson, J. Eldridge, B. Truesdell, K. Dietzman, R. Snook, D. Ballard, S. Reed, N. Naugle, P. Dice, C. Matisoff, C. Bayrd, J. Royalty, P, Giannangeli. Joe Miklich, 2nd semester President THEY SEE EW Hl Deanna Wickstrom led The Future Teachers. K. Gordon. Future Teachers of America ore: ROW 1: K. McClendon, G. Morency, J. Piccinotti, N. Maurer, D. Wickstrom fPresidentl, G. Holt, J. Miklich, S. Mecrns. ROW 2: D. Castro, Mrs. Parker, D. Taylor, L. Unroe, K. Lenz, D. Harkey, A. Gregg, J. Lewin, H. Lewis, B. Brownson, P. Deal, Q I- I Ron Daley, emester Thalian President. TIZU 5 Thalians were horriTied This year when iT was announced ThaT They would have To Take Tinal exams. A day aT The beach was planned To compensaTe Tor This misTorTune. OTher Than This TaTe The year was guiTe pleasanT under The direcTion oT The Two presidenTs, Ron Daley and Joe Miklich. New members were iniTiaTed aTTer The second se- mesTer. Good Times were had when a bus load wenT To see Cinera- ma Holiday. To geT inTo The inTellecTual group you need aT leasT Three Ns and a B. The FTA. is an organizaTion consisTing oT sTudenTs inTeresTed in The Tield oT Teaching. The club's main proiecT is assisTing elemenTary Teachers on Tield Trips. Among some oT The Club's evenTs were Trips To The colleges oT La Verne and U.S.C. Six oT The members parTici- paTed on a panel discussion aT MonTebello T-ligh School on prob- lems and successes OT The FuTure Teachers Clubs. The Thespians were Thrilled when They wenT baclc sTage To have Their programs signed by The sTars oT The Solid Gold Cadillac aT The Pasadena Playhouse. The Club is made up oT members Trom The drama and public speaking classes. The Thespiclns are the actors around the campus. They are: ROW l: A. Wainscott, M. Maleski, M Yelton, G. Hartman, K. Kietzman, L. Swanson, S. Swanson, D. Taylor, D. Holliday. ROW 2: A. K. Niver B. Jacobs, A. Ethridge, N. Caroll, B. Puckett, D. Day, J. Swygard, C. Bradford, C. Daniels. FRENCH CLUB ROW l: D. Ewart, J. Dillon, J. Walker. ROW 2: C. Bayrd, N. Wilson, R. Brown, A. Henrie, N. Edwards, S. Sprich. ROW 3: M. Horn, J. Egan, B. Campbell, D. Remy, D. McGrane, C. Chamberlain, Mr. Weise. WHATS Los Compafieros de Pomona High School are: ROW 'l: H. Lopez, B. Brownson, D. Harkey, L. Anton, J. Bentley. ROW 2: D. Douglas, L. Swanson, D. Boileau, J. Wiens, J. Wade, S. Elvins, D. Jackson, M. Rios, J. Levitt, P. Dice, B, Scariano, J. Wear, E. Seidel, V. Skene, M. Torrel. ROW 3: G. Holt, A. Swartz, P. Siddel, M. Barrenchea, J. Wchlberg, A. Roe, C, Nelson, B. Jacobs, F. Little, K. Pennington, J. Demarah, R. Thompson, B. Unfred, H. Albaugh, L. Cope. ROW 4: D. Dorn, N. Burt, A. Misenhimer, L. Rein, P. Cavanaugh, A. Acres, J. Weikel, A. Halhaway, J. Hesse, J. Provan, S. Turner, E. Mains, L. Reynolds, P. Deal. ROW 4: D. Weiss, R. Bush, H. Gonzales, J. Roebuck, P. Ralston, R. Artis, S. Finque, L. Rhineharl, C. Isola, Don Gordon, B. Michener, H. Lewis, A. Bletche r, B. Jordon. ROW 6: R. Collins, P. Giannangeli, E. Flake, S. Steinberg, H. Miller, C. Cramer, D. Cornell, B. Tackett, S. Sillers, E. Jimenez, E. Nye, J. Caudillo, D. Brooks, P. Smith. ROW 7: R. Hughes, E. Arutunion. ROW 8: R. Graham, D. Decker, R. Godfrey, M. Messer, T. Martin, B. Swerdloff, M. Koslosky, J. Jackman, D. Farrar, D. Kaelke, R. Marine, M. Clark, D. Butcher, B. Steele, J. Feamish, D. Keister, D. Coon, J. Matthews, J. Stalum, S. Aquinaldo. ai R w Members of ihe Laiin Club are, ROW I: D. Anlhony, G. Morency, W. Plah CPresidentJ, N. Maurer, B. Lawrence. ROW 2: D. Falkenberg, N. Haighl, S. Collins, J. Johnson, L. Shepherd, C. Matisoff, B Scariano, D. Young, N, Naugle, J. Eldredge, J. Stahl, C. Riggle. ROW 3: L. Claire, S. Adams, C. Lee M. Bell, J. Dalrymple, K. Kapple, E. Dahl, M. Rice, D. Ellis, S. Fandre, R. Hulchison, M. Crowder. ROW 4 C. Cole, J. Brosr, J. Richardson, D. Bryant, R. Edwards, N. Thomas, M. Bieberdarf, G. Gamer, P. Swickard C. White, E. Palmer, P. Hinman, L. Moore, Mrs. Anderson. ROW 5: C. Monigomery, J. Hurlberf, B. Shuey, J Johnsfan, E. Lenz, C. Krueger, B. Iraban, J. Powers, A, Krizek, J. Piccinofli, L. Carroll, D. German, B Slewart. RQW 6: M. Mellencamp, B. Wood, J. Piltman, J. Souihworih, R. Graham, J. Lewin, S. Bradford J. Handley, B. Besse, J. Smurd, R. Lawrence, W. Roih. ROW 7: J. Palmer, B. Landrum, B. Hamblin, J Miklich, J. Dumm, G. Piccardi, G. Ramseyer, G. Huichison, P. Hall, R. Munson, A. Williams, B. Hess B. Bowman, R. Day, R. Crislie, R. Daley, M. Boring, E. Hasenbech, E. Henrie, J. Huniingion. TH T YU SAY? . I The Laiin Club was led by Weldon PlaH The highlighT oT The year Tor The French Club was a Trip To Cin- erama Holiday which was Tollowed by dinner in a French ResTaur- anT. The second year French sTudenTs had loTs oT Tun under The direcTion oT Mr. Wiese. Toolc place aT MT. Sac wiTh anoTher Taco Teed. LasT year's Spanish Club members, headed by l'lecTor Lopez and lvlr. STone, iniTiaTed new members aT a giganTic Taco Teed-There were l25 members presenT. AT ChrisTmas a combinaTion dance and parTy was held aT WesTmonT. l.aTer in The year a swimming parTy PresidenT Weldon PlaTT planned and carried ouT successTully The evenTs oT The l.aTin Club. The TirsT big proiecT was The Homecoming TloaT which was made wiTh a Roman Tlare. The iniTiaTion sTarTed wiTh a poTlucl4, romped Through The iniTiaTion, and ended wiTh a dance. The biggesT evenT oT The year is always The Roman BanqueT. Togas and Roman garb are worn and The Tood is planned To be auThenTic. Mrs. Anderson advises The club buT sees ThaT iT is mainly H 1 L h dd ?f,,.f 5,,'Q',2Tfh Efuf run by The sTudenTs. 37 The Senior Girls Associate Y Club is called Tridents. They are ROW 1: G. Perrenoud, P. Dice, J. Stahl, A. Acres, D. Slinger. ROW 2: S. Becktell, L. Anton CPresidentl, J. Johns, E. Mains, M. Randazzo, ROW 3: J. Eldridge, L. Wilson, D. Ballard, C. Turpen, S. Howard, B. Unfred, N. Thomas. ROW 4: B. Brownson, J. Hesse, M. Maxson, N. Burt, P. Deal. Members of the Celts are: S. Hartman, B. Wood, N. Grudem, J. Churchill, A. Lytle, B. Ste le ROW 2: H. Morioka, R. Cramer, G. Benkhe, J. Sternberg, P. Gianangelli, B. Landrum, D. Cornell ROW 3: R. Godfrey, M. Bales, R. Dull, D. Butcher, R. Pinkston, M. Mellencamp, Mr. Thomas. The Debu Dolls is another associate club. ROW 1: G. Brunton fPresidentJ, D. Politsch, P, Pollock, A. Bletcher, B. Jordan. ROW 2: C. Libolt, W. Wisniewski, A. Misenhimer, S. Zeran, R. Smith, P. Curp, B. Buford. ROW 3: A. Wainscott, G. Moreno, K, Barrett, N. Gray, M. Sutton, G. Lichty, R. Gebbie. 38 Debu Dolls, Celts and Tridents are associate Y Clubs ot Pomona High. These clubs presented their constitutions to the Student Council and atter the constitutions were accepted, the clubs became associate members. The Biology Club got ott with a bang by having a tield trip to lvlarineland. Atter seeing the huge aquarium, they hunted along the coast tor speci- mens to put in the club museum. The next trip was to the Arboretum on Lucky Baldwin's estate. The County and State have transplanted plants trorn toreign lands and are experimenting with the plants and with other proiects. All members agree that Dick Sather and Mr. lvlyers planned some interesting trips. As usual, Science Math Club made many trips to spots ot scientitic interest. Bob Evans and lvlr. Bol- linger tirst scheduled the bus to go to the Grittith Observatory. The club next went to Lever Bros., where they were shown through the tood and soap sections. CMC was visited to look through the colleges telescope. ln May they went through the new Police Building in Los Angeles. The crime lab was ot special interest. Leading the Biology Club was Dick Sother. the Biology Club are, ROW 'l: D. Sather fPresidentJ, D. Day, N. Thomas, J 2: C. Riggle, A. Black, S. Mearns, S. Stillinger, K. Dietzman, K. Thompson Members of Eldrege. ROW M. Pennell, A. Marlowe, A. Krizek, G. Mayer, S. Collins. ROW 3: M. Wobol, P. Wattembarger A. Shepard, C. Lightfoot, A. Potts, M. Horn, B. Craven, K. Lenz, L. Moore, V. Skene, L. Wilson N. Haight, Mr. Meyers. ROW 4: P. Swickord, R. Cox, K. Klopfenslein, R. Clark, R. Brown M. Crowder, M. Melier, M. Carl, B. Henrich, P. Ralston, G. Rushing, R. Sanderson. THIS IS THE IFE. Bob Evans excelled as Science Math Club President. K' Here we have the Johnston. ROW 2: S s. Stillinger, L. unmefc. willihmicn, C. Riggie, P. siddel. Row 3. K. Robermm, B. scariuno, N. Thomas, H. Lewis, B, Pheysey, E. Henrie. Fackler, B. Colman, J. Sather, D. Metsker, J. Science Math Club. Members are, ROW l: B. Evans, S. McCloy, L, Callins L Kennerson P. Dice, J. Eldrege, N. Maurer, J. Adams, D. Ardis, E. Lenz, R. Hutchison, M. Wabol, C. Steele, B. Henrich, ROW 4: D. Taylor, J. Miklich, P. Ralston, D. Munson, F. Burke, E. Hawthorne, A. Ballinger, A. Gregg, Mr. Bollinger. ROW 5: C. Held, D. Roebuck, D. Decker, J. Lewin, D. Remy, E. Platt. .lunior Orchesis was led by Deanna Petfingill. Laurie Ashley was G. R. A. President. The G. R. A. is a large group oT girls inTeresTed in ouT- door and indoor sporTs. The club consisTs oT Three main divisions. FirsT is The group which parTicipaTes in ouTdoor sporTs. This year iT sponsored Tour playdays. The year sTarTed ouT wiTh anoTher group, Junior Orchesis, being voTed inTo The G. R. A. lTs main acTiviTies were The annual ChrisTrnas Program and The symposium, where modern dancing clubs Trom diTTerenT high schools goT TogeTher To compare dancing Techniques. The Third division is The OTTicials Club which is a group oT girls inTeresTed in learning game rules. This group oTTiciaTes girls' games aT The junior high schools and The high school. SorneThing new has been added To The G. R. A.-sTarTing This year, members can earn leTTers Tor Talcing parT in various acTiviTies. The Officials Club Presidenf Margaret Mansfield THEY Girls belonging fo the GRA Cabinet are, ROW 1: K. Dielzman, D. Day, J. Swygard, M. Davis, L. Ashley fPresidentJ, A. Black, M. Melier, B. Knebel, M. Torrez. ROW 2: B. Woodward, Mrs. Newlee, M. Mansfield. ose interested in modern dance are, ROW 1: D. Pettingill lPresidentD, J tt, D. Slinger, P. Lewis, L. Saper. ROW 2: J. Babcock, L. Bowser, P. Goodall .acey, C. Hughes, S. Sullivan, D. Ewart, D. Whitefield, D. Grady, C. Hart, Carl, S. Anthony. ROW 3: J. Lucas, J. Lansberry, J. Stevenson, A. Black, lcCaskill, M. Sails, N. Peddis, S. Irwin, S, Reed, L. Englehard, S. Smith Iavanaugh, D. Ball, E. Palmer, J. Ringe. ROW 4: J. Johnson, G. Hartman .en1, C. Rein, T. Mautz, S. Whitter, J Baird A. Marshall L Carroll fastro, N. Edwards, D. Kahn, P. Winterrriute, M., Foutts, M. Bell, -P. Biglerl f AV GH Girls who belong to the Officials Club are, ROW I: K Dietzmcn, D. Day, M. Mansfield lPresidentJ, A. Black, J. Brost ROW 2: A. Krizek, C. Cook, K. Lenz, N. Johnston, L. Forrest B, Woodward, P. Holton, M. Metier. D TIME. Girls who enioy outdoor sports belong to the G.R,A. as well as those who belong to Jr. Orchesis and Officials Club. Members are: D. Zangle, A. Marlowe, J. Babcock, S. Hancock, J. Borts, J. Wahlberg, S. Reed, D. Willisford, S. Clapton, R. Sanderson. ROW 2: E. Lokka, D. Getman, C. Cook, J. Brost, B. Woodward, A. Shepard, K. Lenz, E. Pattie, J. Koephe, L. Ashley CPresidentl. SPURTS B f li .STN B W S A I WAS YUUH BASH17 UI. 31-XREFUUT BEAU The mighiy heroes on the fooiball Veam are, ROW 1: C. Offo, D. Kearney, D. Anlhony CCc1ptainl, D. Mead, T. Wulsworlh, G. Spangler Venolio. Row 2: D. Doty, G. Orsborn, B. Besse, G. Nicoll, W. PlaH, A. Keough, J. Mendez, D. Brimhall. ROW 3: R. Collins, J. Hunington Derryberry, M. McDermoH, B. Hookham, D. Priniy, D. Brooks, A. Lyfle. ROW 4: L. Mount, B. Westbrook, D. Hill, R. Daniels, J. Hawthorne Ringler, J. Lyle, N. Grudem. ROW 5: S. Miner, B. Bovee, J. Thomas, P. Chaldu, S. Hariman, J. Piimon. ROW 6: R. Akers, J. Churchill Ponfing, R. Collins, J. Brosi, B. Day, G. Welsh. ROW 7: D. Butcher, A. Bradley, B. Wood, D. Peck, B. Hess, F. Levoich, M. McCloud, N. Brownell 1.1 in S X 2 5 , , 2 The football coaching sfaff this year consisied of Mathew Fehn, Lewis Manville and head coach, Ray Lewis. FUUTH LL HEROES . . . Red Devils of the Week: Arfy Keough-Covina Gary Spangler--San Bernardino Clayton Otto-Fontana Dick Anihony-Redlands 46 Don Ke Gordon Orsborn-Aihleiic Commissions Don Brimhclll-Devil of The Year ln his TirsT season as head coach, Ray Lewis led The Devil gridiron machine To a 5-4 record. Using The spliT-T, The Devils rolled To Tour sTraighT vicTories beTore They were derailed by Redlands. The Lewismen rebounded and romped To a lop- sided vicTory over PaciTic. BuT, in Their nexT game The Riverside Polybears rallied Tor Three Ias+- halT Touchdowns To edge The Devils 20 To I4. ATTer ThaT The Devils were never The same, losing Two sTraighT To ColTon and ChaTTey. RepresenTing Pomona on The '55 All-C. B. L. TirsT Team were Don Brimhall, leading ground gainer and scorer Tor Pomona, and Jerry BrosT, hard-hiTTing junior Taclcle. Five Lewismen, Bob Besse, ClayTon OTTo, Gary Spangler, Dick An- Thony, and Gerry Nicoll, were chosen on The second Team, while ArTy Keough, Bruce Day, and Diclc l-lill received honorable menTion. Don Brim- hall also was chosen Red Devil of The year Tor his running and overall Tine play. urney-Pacific Bob Besse-Riverside Gerald Nicoll-Colton Jerome Bros?-Cha :V Q 47 Goff Spongl brmgs Be do man down for u cfevy Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona In lhe Devils gridiron opener lhe Lewismen gained a lough 2OfI4 viclorv over lhe rough Monrovia Wildcals. ln lheir nexl game ihe Devils romped lo a 34-7 revenge viclorv over The Covina Cells. The Devils' lirsl league lussle found Them al San Berdoo where lhey handed The Cards a 2l-6 deleal, The Devils rolled lo lheir lourlh slraighl by handling Fonlana 2742. In 'rheir nexl game lhe Devils 'roola 'rheir lirsl deieal as Redlands won 20-6. Pacific was lhe Devils' lasl viclim as lhey were buried 48-l2. Riverside, Collon and Challey lhen deiealed lhe Devils 20-I4, 27-2I, and 6-O respeclivelv. PA SMASH UPPUNENT5 Dove Brooks smashes through for T Pomona man sfoppedf' .W .acces 4.55 . A flying cuich odds another 6 points for Pomona. Bud Pefersen, in his firsf year as head coach of fhe Imp gridiron squad, coached his feam fo an oufsfanding 7-I-I record. The only defeaf handed fhe lmps was by fhe Riverside Polybears. Earlier in fhe season fhe Redlands Terriors had held fhe lmps fo a I3-I3 fie. ln fheir opener fhe lmps furned fhe Monrovia Wildcafs info kiffens as fhey won i8-6. Covina was fhe nexf fo fall, fhen fhe lmps sfarfed fheir CBL season by beafing fhe Berdoo Cardeffes 2I-I3. Fonfana fell 32-I3, fhen fhe Red- lands game was played. The lmps fhen whifewashed Pacific I8-O before being defeafed by Riverside. Colfon and Chaffey fhen were foppled by fhe Pomona eleven. 50 The main cog in fhe lrnps' affack was fhe passing and running of failback, Bill Scoff. Because of his oufsfanding play, Scoff was chosen fhe fearnls mosf valuable player. His main receiver was Don Wade. Chuck l'leflin was fhe feam's breakaway runner. Once in fhe clear his speed enabled him fo oufrun defenders. The line was anchored by fackles Jack Woolsey and Dick Benfley. Bofh were good blockers and hif hard bofh on offense and defense. The lmps were operafing under a new offensive sysfem. Somewhaf like single wing, if was called fhe P- formafion by fhe players. TU MEET VIIQTUHY CBL SCOREBOARD I956 Pomona I8 Monrovia Pomona 25 ,,,, ,,,,,,7, C ovina Pomona I8 ..., San Berdoo Pomona 32 ,,,,,, Fontana Pomona I3 ., ,.,, Redlands Pomona I8 ...,.., Pacific Pomona 7 Y,,, ,Riverside Pomona 26 ,Y,,,, Colton Pomona 4I ,,,, Clwaffey The B football players ore, ROW l: D. Penn, J. Williams, D. Harnsl Coffey, G Faulkner, C Thumm, J Nncoll, M Leake, K Gordon, K. Thomas. ROW 2: R. Schmidt, C. Sellers, B. Holms, D. Wade, D. Harkey, P. Gast, J. Rodrequez, J. Peterson, J. Encinas, R. Good. ROW 3: S. Bradford, B. Steele, R. Bush, A. Lerma, D. Bentley, B. Scott, R. Cramer, L. Johnson, R. Stevens, D. King, D. King, ROW 4: S. Bradford, E. McKinney, C. Badder, H. Morioka, C. Heflin, B. Sterns, S. Bradfor d, M. Bigalow, D. Van Ratibor, C. Radney. ROW 5: S. Carl, L. Deal, D. Beloud, B. Eastin, D. Adkins, C. Hook, P. Gianangelli, C. Isole, J. Swearin in. ROW 6: Mr. Petersen, S. Boyd, R. Gomez, L. Bruebaker, C. Hammond, D. Fairy, G. Benkhe, P. Bradford, M. Shull, L. Westfallil, Mr. Cratty. Attempied Icy-in sho? by Keough blocked. Dick Hill and Ken ol Pacific Fonfana Redlands Colron Chafiey Riverside San Bernardino Pacific Ponlrana Redlands Coiion Chafiey Riverside San Bernardino Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Hill poi 1-vt Basketball coach, Curl Beck. Co-captains Dove Brooks and Arty Keough. Players on the Varsity Basketball team ore: Dona Clark, guard, Ken Colerick, forward, Skip Herring, guard, Dick Hill, forward, Mike Killinger, guard, Art Lermo, forward, Hector Lopez, guard, Don McCullough, center, John Pitman, center, Paul Smith, center, John Taylor, forward, Keith Holtz, center. if wifi wxmiw ,elif wir .W 47 me -umlv mL fm SPEED A D TEAM WUPTE Paced by cenTer Paul Smirh The Devil casaba crew Tinished The CBL season in TiTTh place. The Devils opened The season sTrong, deTeaTing PaciTic and FonTana, losing To Redlands, Then winning over ColTon and ChaTTey. ATTer a lasT second deTeaT aT The hands oT The Riverside Polybears The Beclrrnen wenT inTo a Tail-spin, winning buT one oT Their re- maining nine games. Averaging only 5' 8 , The Devils were The shorTesT Team in The league and were severely handicapped on The boards. The Devils scored a ToTal oT 548 poinTs To Their opponenTs 662. Top scorer Tor The Devils This year was junior cenTer Paul SrniTh. Sr'niTTy Tanlqed sixTy-one Tield goals and ThirTy'nine Tree Throws Tor a ToTal oT I6I poinTs. This was good Tor The eighTh spoT in The CBL. SrniTTy also led The Team in rebounds, Tield goals, and Tree Throws. l-le was also chosen as The cenTer on The All-CBL second squad. AnoTher iunior, Diclc l-lill, scored T22 poinTs To snare The runner-up spoT. l'lecTor Lopez was Third wiTh nineTy- eighT digiTs. ArTy Keough and Dave Brooks round ouT The Top Tive wiTh sixTy-Tive and sixTy respecTively. Paul Smiih tries hook shot Hector Lopez's sho! blocked by Beor's John Underwood. 54 Bill Steele aftempis lay-up. Thls year The Imp roundballers wen+ Through lheir lourleenegame CBL season wilhoul regislerinq a win. The one lorlghl spol in This ralher dismal season was The consislenl scoring of sophomore Clyde Thumm. Clyde scored l68 'ro ranlc high ln CBI. scoring. The only dame The lmps won was a praclice game aqalnsl Chino. The score ln This game was 44-34. The B Basketball team consists of: L, Mounv, C. Hammond, G. Benkhe, B. Steele, P. Giannongelli, C. Thurnm, T. Moriokc lmanagerl BACK ROW: C. Isola, S. Bradford, G. Faulkner, E. Champ, J. Mainero, B. Decker, L. Brubaker, Coach Hopkins. T 55 BASEB LL SEASU Stan Acres gives pep talk io Devils 3 before game. Couch Stan Acres. HRT EU... The Acresmen This year were sTudded wiTh several promising sophs and iuniors. However, Their lack of experience hurT Them, and They Tinished The season wiTh a so-so 6-8 record. CenTer-Tielder ArTy Keough, The only Devil chosen on The All-CBL Team, was The Team's leading hiTTer wiTh a .400 average. Dave Broolcs was The workhorse among The piTchers. l-le won Three of six decisions and caughT when noT hurling. Clyde Thumm, up from The JV's, piTched himself To a I-I record and hiT a Tremendous 474. Don Kearney won one of Tour and Paul SmiTh spliT in Two. Cupiexin Dave Brooks In Tashioning Their 6-8 record in league acTion The Devil nine won Two from cellar dweller FonTana, losT Two To Riverside and ColTon, and spliT wiTh Chaffey, Redlands, PaciTic, and San Berdoo. Their TirsT round 6-3 vicTory over The ChaTTey Tigers was The only loss suffered by The OnTario Team in league play. In TirsT round play The Devils managed To win only Three oT Tour, and Then duplicaTed The TeaT in The second round. Their record placed Them in TiTTh place, behind ChaTTey, ColTon, PaciTic and Redlands, Varsiiy horsehiders are, ROW 1: P, Groover, J. Coffey, Larry Johnson, N. Grudem, A, Keou h, D. Brooks, D. Wade. ROW 2: J. O. Bros? fm erl, C. Thumm, D. Harris, D. Kearney, L. Mouni, P. Bradford, S. Hartman, T. Derrygerry, D. Cherlkow fmanugerj. onag ln The lasT week oT bowling Biology Club rolled a Tre- mendous 2903 series ThaT was paced by a sparkling IOO9 singleTon. BoTh were new bowling marks and showed The qualiTy of This year's keglers. In The TirsT week Dave Mead bowled a Terrific 235 ThaT sTood up as The besT oT The year. The race Tor The Top spoT in The sTandings was one oT The TighTesT races in years. Going inTo The Tinal week iT was possible Tor Three Teams To Tie Tor The lead. However, Biology Club won Their Tinal Three wiTh ThaT Tremendous series and Took away The marbles. The JV horsehiders, Though noT winning as many games as usual, did have many ouTsTanding players. Clyde Thumm, beTore he moved up To The varsiTy, piTched a perTecT no-hiT, no-run game againsT The Webb horsehiders. Leading hiTTer on The squad was Paul Groover, a hard-hiTTing ouTTielder. Groover banged ouT Twelve hiTs in TwenTy-seven aT-baTs. Bill l-larTley and Bruce Day shared piTching chores aTTer Thumm moved up To The varsiTy. S y I CB Bclsebolll, you're missing 1 . Bob Henrich, Capvcin. This year's lennis squad, lhough showing promise, man' aged lo win only lwo rnalches from CBL compelilion. Collon was lhe iirsr To fall under lhe Devil raclcels. The Jaclcels Coulcl win only one singles malch and one doubles and losl 6-3. The Devils nexl win was over lhe lzonlana Sleelers. Lasl year lhe Devils were upsel 54 by The Sleelers. buf lhis year il was clillerenl and lhe Devil nelmen while' washed lhe Fonlana crew 9-O. Dennis Weiss lays one down to win cu poini. hi , l 152. f 2 J ' .ff-'W Q, f F i Mg, , 4 I f , 1 Q X . ,. ff- f Q K ru, ,. is 'Q .Vex 5 2 Pierre Chcldu smashes a serve lo make an ace. fw v iixi L5f f',,Q. ,4 A 'S' f 4' y y Hmm waww-er3i:.Qa.ivHxQ:Q':-Q-wavmftnie , mgvws.:.ewm:m..,...m ob Besse nears end of 220 at Riverside. Ron Pinkslon leads in high hurdles. The '56 version oT The Red Devil cindermen has proven iTselT To be one oT The sTrongesT in The hisTory oT Pl-lS. Six records were brolcen or Tied in The varsiTy division. The records in boTh The low and high hurdles were rewriTTen. Ron PinlcsTon, a iunior, brolce boTh wiTh l9.3 and l4.2 rnarlcs respecTively, Weldon PlaTT Tied The low hurdle marlr, Bill WesTbroolc cleared 6'4l,f2 To shaTTer The record in The high iump. ln The shoT, Dick AnThony heaved The I2 pound ball 55'6 To beTTer yeT anoTher marlc. The pole vauIT marlr oT l2'6 was Tied many Times This year by Dick l-lill. Bob Besse in his TirsT year as a sloil4esTer ran a 48.9 quarTer mile Devil relay team warms up, J. Thomas, B. Besse, R. Pinks! W. Platt. ITH SPT aT The ChaTTey lnTernaTional. This Tinne, as his 2l.5 clocking in The 220, can'T go inTo The record boclc as They were noT winning Times. One sTep was The diTTerence beTween Por mona's being The CBL dual meeT champion and iusT anoTher also-ran. ThaT was The disTance ThaT ArT Gilmore, running anchor leg Tor Riverside's relay Team, beaT Bob Besse, The Devils anchor man. Besse pulled up eighT yards on Gilmore buT iT iusT wasn'T enough. l-lad The Devils won The relay They world have wallied away wiTh a 53-5l vicTory over The Polybears. The C sloilcers wenT Through Their league meeTs undeTeaTed and were crowned CBL champions. A-W... ,M fe ' ., X -'SY 'ik v . i .S ,W . , X ,ML ,la M . :P -1 ' Af 4 Y . 'g QW! -Q. . -7 4 'L A b 3 W Q K in, 9 m ,gf if . f ft 4,7 , L 44, 2, z ,V Q ,ff ,, , 1 Qrfigi. W A new weft ,Y ,ix Q 2 grxyggj W VK 8 Z Y H T Z 2l 'fi ff ai 9' fig? Q29 Q T . P .f 5 lf 15294. 2. J'-,Q 'W -is A .L Q I xp e w. in fe f, j'.,,l'. I . . 1u,Q,B,fA iigfmg ,gif .....'-W-,Q 2 ' L M-4 fi .., 1, me A Q 45 -. Q D uzl, in I , ulu ' 5 Q .1 1 ly V -Q Q. 3: ff s Qin? ' fe N , ' SQ.: In . V .A -, . K 1 v A 'J 5 lvl: : MX it Y Ty Q, Q QQZWKQ .. 1 7 V gf E i an nz 1 ATRJJLP. '7' it . X ew I atffi. 4 2. Us x 'fi ' .. . -...-v--... ' The speed demons of PHS ore, ROW l: K. Drew, D, Hailey, W. Benjamin, D. Mead, W. Platt ICoptainJ, R. Hughes, B. Hookham, ROW 2: C. Heflin, J. Rodrigues, D. Anthony lCo-captainj, R. Godfrey, B. Stearns, L. Stewert, J. Hicks, B. Carson. ROW 3: B. Lawrence, R. Daunis, A. Lerna, J. Sternberg, P. Gast, G. White, B. Steele, H. Morioka, R. Lawrence, W. Everson, K. Holtz, R. Allen. ROW 4: R. Yinger, R. Pinkston, R. Bush, J. Palmer, D. Platt, R. Schmidt, T. DiCenso, J. Hammond, D. McCulloch. ROW 5: J. Encinos, H. Phillips, G. Parks, L. Lopez, G. Trickett, D. Poch, D. Von Ratibor, G. Orsborn, B. Decker. ROW 6: B. Hamblin, T. Sparks, T. Pearman J. Engel, J. Sweorngers, C. Isola, R. Bakke, D. King, T. Harrison, B. Bovee, J. Thomas, D, Gordon, K. Thomas, D. Good. ROW 8: C. Chamlaerlain, B. Norris, D. Decker, R. Bentley, R. Banker, G. Behnke, P. Giannagelli, R. Cramer, B. Johns. ROW 9: D. Stephens, R. Munson, J. Martinez. U TRADE. The members of the cross country team ore, ROW l: D. Hailey, E. Winston, C. Smith, D. Gordon, J. Garvey, D. Vinson, G. Trickett, L. Stewart. ROW 2: H. Phillips, R. Godfrey, D. Decker, R. Lawrence, C. Martinez, B. Beniamin, J. Sternberg, R. Koelke. ROW 3: R. Brokke, N. Humphries, E. Leake, R. Bruner, R. Hughes ICaptainl, B. Lawrence, E. Arutunian, J. Palmer, R. Goodrich. One of lhe imporlanl lhings lhal malces a greal high school is ils spiril. Keeping our spirils high al PHS is Rally Chairman, Cece Venolia and her commillee who 'rurned oul Jrhe grealesf rallies ever held al PHS. Maiorelles, Song- leaders, Flag Girls, Drill Team, Cheerleaders are rally groups who perform a+ all The games and rallies. They worlced hard lo make lhis year successful and one lo re- member. This year PHS had ils firsf Drum lvlaiorefle, Charlene Monlgomery. Wilh Charlene leading The Band, our half-lime roufines were Terrific. Miss Donna Loveridge was advisor for Jrhe songleaders, Flag Girls, and Maiorelres. enolia, Rally Cho Red Devil Maioreifes: Ginny Moreno, Charlene Monigomery, Carole Sue Bcxdders, and Bell e Reyes. YUU WERE NY C Spirit all over Ohe place during the noon rallies in the boys gym. The PHS songleaders: Marie Randcxzzc, Sharon Beckfell, Pai Smifhen, Kay Townsend, Dorilyn Ballard, Carol Mortin. BEAT REDLANDS! The rallies on Friday mornings built up school spirit. SEHUUL SPIRIT. . . The members of the Drill Team are, ROW l: K. Robinson Ccaptainj. ROW 2: Y. Soylor, Mrs. Giddings. ROW 3: A. Licause. ROW 4: L. Skene M. Graff, W. Stinson, J. Bishop. ROW 5: C. Nelson, A. Gunski, G. Mayer, L. Vincent. ROW 6: B. Jackson, P. Comboy. ROW 7: J. Wear, H Montgomery, P. Thomas, J. Jackson, E. Pyle. ROW 8: E. Palmer, J. Allsup, J. Lansberry, B. Bartlett, B. Good, N. Meiia. . Sw' ...... .., Came on now you guys LETS GO! Tha? was a familiar sound lhis year as the cheerleaders urged the reams lo vicvory They are Barbara Berry Marilyn Patrick Susan Beier, Dixie Lamb. ROW 2: Wes Roth, Gary Carl, Jack Jackman, Tony DlCenso ALMA MATER Pomona High School, Alma Maier cherished, Thy sons and daughlers sland in praise 'ro lhee, For all lhal malces our sludenl days mosl hallowed Hail, Alma lvlalerl Hail, Pomona, Haill For all lhal makes our sluclenl days mosl hallowed Hail, Alma lvlalerl Hail, Pomona, Hail! Pomona High School, Alma Maier cherished, The years will prove our loyally lo lhee, Pomona High School-ours lo serve lore-ver? Hail, Alma lvlalerl Hail, Pomona, Haill Pomona High School-ours lo serve forever- Hail, Alma Maier! Hail, Pomona, Hail! Devllelfes are flagtwirlers Ann Bleicher, Yvonne Gunnison, M, Barrenechea, Sally Cobb, Linda Shepherd Holly Wong Princess Ccrol Martin Que Princess Pat Smilhen 'Rr Kay Townsend I I I The Ccronalion Ceremony al the Homecoming Rally. The Swee1hearls of PHS are Carol Marlin, Peggy Deal, Queen Kay Townsgnd, Pai Smilhen, Marilyn Palrick. iw A ml 3 Princess Peggy Deal Princess Marilyn Patrick 5 ee stakes this year with The Art Club's float took w p Running away men's Club. Winning for the most beautifu picting New Years. with the most hum l float was the Senior --...L orous float was the Let Chinese New Year. Q The Cardinol's flo at 4th of July, won th are, an e most original prize. ter- Class de- .YM 4 4 5552? Reigning over the All Sports Dance were: Jean Johns, Basketball Queen, Deanna Pefiingill, Track Queen Pai Greer, Tennis Queen. Marie Randazza, Football Queen. Binnie Brownson, Baseball Queen EU Tl UES Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom While was the theme for one c Afler game dances were popular this yeur. the Westmont dances. , , Y ,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, , YW , , wqpf Leroy Brubaker and Sophomore Princess, Evelyn Leey Dove Brooks and Snow Queen, Pat Schmidlg Junior Princess, Ginny Moreno, and Daryl Burch The ChrisTmas Formal was held aT The STudenT Union l-lall ol Pomona College. The Theme was ChrisTmas Dreams wiTh The music oT Ken WalsTon. Crowned as Snow Queen was PaT Schmidt l-ler Princesses were Ginny Moreno, and Evelyn Lee, AT The beginning oT The year, The STudenT Council sponsored The Friendship Dance, where The newcomers and The old Timers aT Pl-TS goT acguainTed. The Theme oT The dance was l-lowdy ParTner. Very popular were The dances aT WesTmonT and The Y.M.C.A. on Friday nighTs aTTer The TooTball games. YOU WRUTE CLASSES JN NY SLATE 7 LEROY BRU BAKER Presidenf TESS ACRES Vice Presidenf TAMI MAUTZ Secrefciry BARBARA WILSON Treasurer EVELYN LEE Social Chairman SUPHS . .. The sophomore class was welcomed To Pomona l-ligh wiTh TradiTional ieers Trom The upper classmen aT The opening assembly. BuT aT The sophomore TalenT show They received applause Tor Their periformance in The Magic Box. By The Time spring rolled around mosT oT Them had made Triends among The iuniors and seniors, Trom whom They received praise Tor Their sharp, whiTe sweaTers wiTh The '58 emblem. The sophomores were guided Through The year by The oTTicers who were elecTed aT The sophomore assembly. The assembly is also held To Teach The riewcomers The TooTball yells and The alma maTer. The school spiriT sTarTed aT This Time grows unTil Tinally They are seniors. T' ...--I Members of The Sophomore Class Council are: ROW 1-B. Scariano, J. Walker, L. Patrick, D. Boileau. ROW 2-D. Acironson, C. Almquisf, B. Wilson, C. Lee, T. 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Johnson, D. Johnson, D. Johnson, J. Johnson, -,: I M. Johnson, J. Johnston, N. Johnston, B. Jones. L ' -Q2 S. Jones, D. Kahn, F. Korlmann, K. Kashino, L. Kaufman, S. Kawa, C. Kedner, L. Keefe. 75 . QV- M f 3 L. Helmer, A. Rendall, E. Kerns, D. Kibler, D. King, M. Kinney, D. Klossen, J. Knode. B. Knox, D. Knox, H. Knox, J. Koepke, M. Koppus, R. Korner, D. Kreps, B. Lacey. S. Lady, Y. Lail, R. Lamar, R. La More, E. Landin, R. Landin, L. Langston, R. La Pierre. J. Larkin, R. Layton, S. Leake, C. Lee, E. Lee, L. Lee, M. Leek, R. Leidig. J. Leinback, L. Letzmar, J. Lewis, C. Lightfoot, W. Liles, S. Livermore, M. Lloyd, M. Logan. E. Lokka, G. Lombard, M. Loofborrow, E. Lopez, R. Lukensmeyer, J. Lugo, S. Luncl, J. Lux. D. Magub, L. Magub, J. Mainiero, W. Mandel, G. Marquez, L. Marrion, A. Mar- shall, K. Marshall. I. Martin, T. Martinez, P. Marxmiller, B. Mason, G. Mathers, C. Matisoff, M. Mat- thews, T. Mautz. G. Moyer, R. McAdary, B. McCaskill, B. McCullough, B. McDonald, J. McDonald, J. McElroy, R. McFarland. L. McGrane, D. McKay, B. McNally, M. Meiia, N. Melendez, M. Mellencamp, R. Me ting, F. Miceli. A. Miller, G. Miller, K. Miller, P. Mills, B. Millsap, R. Mindiola, J. Minnicar, R. Minisleri. W. Mack, C. Montes, J. Montgomery, J. Montoya, J. Moore, P. Moore, T. Mori- oka, L. Morris. G. Muriset, D. Myers, L. Myers, N Naugle, B. Neirlle, C. Nelson, B. Nichols J. Nicholson. J. Nicoll, H. Nielsen, J. Noland, L. No land, J. O'Rear, J. Orioli, B. Owens, B Owsley. B. Painter, E. Palmer, O. Panton, E Parrilla, L. Patrick, M. Patterson, T. Payne T. Pearman. D. Pearson, A. Pedley, C. Pennington D. Perez, L. Perez, E. Perkins, J. Peterson R. Peterson. L. Pettingill, N. Pettis, B. Pheysey, C Pfander, R. Phillips, F. Pina, F. Ping, P Pinkston. E. Phyle, D. Pock, S, Porras, S. Porter Ll.. Powell, M. Power, R. Preciado, D. Pur t eo. D. Pyle, D. Quinteno, C. Radney, H Randle, M. Reed, S. Reed, W. Rehm, G Renfro. I. Reyes, B. Reyes, J. Reyes, J. Reynolds, M. Rice, J. Richardson, D. Rickett, L. Ridge. J Riege J R' e B Ri ley L Rizo S .. ,.ung,.p,.,. Rnzo, A. Rizzo, A. Rocha, B. Rodriguez. T. Rodriguez, J. Rogus, M. Rogers, J. Roias, L. Roias, A. Romero, R. Root, A. Rosberry. A. Roy, R, Preciado, M. Sails, L. Sclo- dino, G, Salern, E. Sanchez, R. Sanderson, R. Sasse. B. Scariano, G. Schaffner, R. Schmidt, B. Schubert, B. Scott, B. Scott, S. Sea- wright, J. Semonella. I S. Sershen, J. Shaw, P. Shaw, A. Shepard, C. Sher- man, P. Shinsky, F. Shipps, M. Shipps. B. Shuey, M. Shult, R. Simon, I., Simpson, L. Skene, C. Slinger, C. Smith, D. Smith. D. Smith, D. Smith, J. Smith S. Smith, S, Smith D. Sneddon, B. Snyder, L. Saper. I S Sprich, T. Sparks, R. Spotswood, A. Stafford, F. Stahl, J. Stanton, B. Stearns, G. Steele. L. Stein, J. Steinmetz, G. Stephens, J. Stephens, R Stephens, P. Stephenson, M. Stern, B. Stewart. G. Stewart, L. Stewart, D. Stine, N. Stolz, L Stonebraker, C. Strickland, B. Stuart, E. Stull. B. Sullivan, C. Swaim, J. Swartzbaugh, J. Swear engin, B. Swerdloff, R. Tachett, E. Tafoya, V. Teal. C. Tebbetts, E. Tharp, P. Thayer, G. Thomas, K Thomas, R. Thompson, K. Thompson, C. Thumm. H. Tice, J. Tingstrom, F. Torres, S. Treadway, P Treat, G. Trickett, J. Triplett, M. Truiillo. J. Trotter, M. Turpin, B. Ulery, B. Van De Grift, K Vardaman, M. Vargas, l.. Vincent, D. Vinson. J. Vinson, D. Von Ratibor, S. Wade, J. Walker, J Walker, D. Wallace, Z. Wallace, B. Wallis. P. Wattenbarber, S. Walton, J. Wear, T. Weaver R. Wenner, L. Westfall, J. Wheeler, C. White. .4 , we . V I wf ' ,...:.f-:,i:- 1:29 ' , ' 7 -i....-.i--- 'Ls iv www? f ' ' fi .E '- 1. ..- r ' wi' -.z:..z:::2:.:1': 2, 111 ELI., ww .. -V 'Q , 2 j gg: ,-fj-f13jgj,f1 i - j.gf5'E:-25-' ,M :.: ,gf-:-,. . :5,, Q, :I ,. .a .5 ,Q -. fx A .Vi f ,T I ' 'E5ig.,.,...Q'I! '1 . . Zin.. f 4i.f'f MMWQQZ' ,JV r wsjgg E97 ' . 4,143 -r- '72?m5,4f 3' A-iv . A A ' ' , :f-gz.-g ...V J K iw ... 2.- ,. ,.':: 752 ' 5, ,. M.. 2. , .Q IE , fi .. . 1, . sn fag - '. - '. -W Wi 2 f , 1 'iff V . .,,. 'v::,1:s'f-:sr If-T . -f' .fp , s Q., YJ.-,,,.,,f7... 5 yi W M Wil 4 L L V ,Egg ,. k ...H . I, - t1tt.,v.'-. JJ. 'fwv Qwiig' ASH' f 7 T'.,ZZ2Z,fz4?, sew rw ' ff Mis si. f . .,,W.., The sophomores pul on a surprisingly good lalenl show. The acls were fresh and original -ihis school has noi seen an acrobalic dance lor a long lime. The lherne was The Magic Box wilh lhe various acis leading lo lhe drarnalic climax wilh Tami Maulz doing an almosl professional dance inside a shadow box. B. Whitefield, G. Whilehoir, T. Whiteman, D Wild, L. Wild, G. Willey, A. Williams, J. Williams P. Williams, D. Willisford, B. Wilson, M. Wilson J. Wilson, N. Wilson, D. Winkler, B. Woodward. J. Woolsey, G. Wray, P. Wyman, T. Yenger, D Young, D, Zungle, G. Zons, G. Zeckendorf. G. Zeller, R. Zeive, D. Zillgill. DARYL BUTCHER JERRY CHURCHILL Vice President GAIL MORENCY A Secretary K . .4 JACK COFFEY Treasurer ANN MISENHIMER Social Chairman THE JUNIUHS . . . The biqgesT job oT The iunior class is puTTirig on The Prom Tor The seniors. For This purpose The junior council is one oT The mosT money minded groups in The campus. Their TirsT proiecT is The Halloween Dance. The sTaTionery sale was even more sucCessTul Than lasT year, so a neaT Prom was expecTed. ln April you could piclc ouT The iunicrs by Their proud, happy Taces and by The class rings on Their Tingers-symbols oT being upper classmen. , ROW I-F. Robb, L. Rein, M. Rios, J. Millard. - ROW 2fB. Jordon, Ann Misenhimer, S. Whiiter, J. Wohlberg. ROW 3fM. Boles, J. Churchill. Jr. Class Presi lv! 4 :Fix . 5 J - F i s Y eww K . V2 ini W 1 . fb A QLL fi Q. mf , . -, .. ,NXJQ P X ffl 14, 54, . . 4x-' A 1 V, 2 X Q is ...q 4 Q gy A . A J if A J . Q ., , f .Q I A of qqil ,lk - A 1 l ay. A ., A A . A A '1 ' f' I Y - J 'A 2 -2. , ... , . ., .. 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Black P. Blain, A. Blefcher, D. Boalrighf, D. Bobs. D. Boolh, E. Bouillon, B. Bovee, D. Brack- enbury, C. Bradford, P. Bradford, R. Bradke C. efigm. R. Brink, D. Brookes, J. Brost, D. Brown, P Brown, R. Brown, N. Brownell, G. Brunlon. C. Buford, D. Burcher, R. Busk, C. Bryant D, Coffey, B. Cahill, G. Capron, E. Carpenler N. Carroll, D. Castleburg, M. Castillo, D Castro, J. Chandler, G. Chapman, J. Charch ill, D. Cherfkow. J. Chrisman, D. Christensen, J. Christiansen D. Clark, M. Clark, J. Clarke, E. Cleland, B Clusterman. D. Coals, S. Cobb, S. Cobb, M. Cabbas, J Coffey, K. Colerich, B. Collins, R. Collins, f I S. Collins, J. Cooper, D. Cornell, J. Couch, B. Cox, N. Cox, R. Cox, E. Cozad. R. Cramer., J. Cuellan, P. Curp,, J, Darrah, H. De Vault, M. Davis, B. Day, G. Deards. D. Decker, J. Demarah, M. Dempsey, D. Denny, R Desrosuis, L. Dobbs, N. Donahoo, M. Doss, K. Davy, T. Doyen, R. Dull, H. Dunson, R. Ecksfrom R. Edwards, E. Eisen, E. Ekslrand. B. Ellis, D. Ellis, S. Elvins, K. Evans, D. Everly, E. Ewband, D. Faibey, D. Falkenberg. P. Farringlon, J. Farris, R. Farris, G. Faulkner, J. Feingold, R. Fielder, B. Finwalf,D'M. Fiora. G. Fisher, J. Flores, C. Forbis, J. Fosfer, M. Foufls, J. Fox, D. Fraley, P. Free. J. Freeman, R. Garcia, R. Garcia, R. Garcia, G. Garner, P. Gast, R. Gearhart, R. Gebbie. L. Gesell, B. Gellys, P. Gionnangeli, l.. Gieseke, J. Gilliland, D. Gilmer, W. Gilmor, R. Godfrey. J. Gonaley, P. Goodall, R, Goodrich, M. Graff, R. Graham, C. Grani, E. Granning, K. Gray. M. Gray, N. Gray, S. Gregg, R. Grohe, J. Grudem, N. Grudem, A. Gunski, J. Hanmoncl. S. Hancock, J. Handley, G. Hanna, K. Hanna, B. Harden, V. Harries, G. Harfman, S. Hartman. 82 I ' c 1- . -.. . 4-5 R ' ' 9'-1 'ns ' 'I . 1 A X S -. l- M Ra 5 ui 45 . .25-A 5 85.2 'R' P Q ' F. Ms . ew- fs f' - ' his ii 1A J, + as - ,N Tag? Vg x ky? v . Qu- ., -ef F ff ,. 'X + sf-gz A F if tw. 0 QMS.. .v iv' -4 .A 'S N . R sa if, E2 .1 1: ffl . A . 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Jaramillo, P. Jeffers, L. Jenner, E. Jimenez, B. Johns. J. Johns, A. Johnson, C. Johnson, G. Johnson, L. Johnson, N. Johnston, B. Jones, J. Jones. L. Jones, B. Jordan, Kuelde, G. Kapple, B. Keefe, B. Keefe, D. Keister, C. Kelley. C. Kelley, J. Kerns, M. Killinger, K. Klopfenstein, B Knebel, S. Kougher, K. Krausmon, A. Krizek. H. Krueger, G. Lacy, D. Lomb, G. Lancey, R Landrum, P. La Pierre, R. Lora, L. Larson. B. Lawrence, N. Legcult, K. Lenz, V. Lepore, A Lermo, J. Levitt, F. Levotch, W. Lewallen. H. Lewis, P. Lewis, C. Libalt, G. Lichty, P. Limoges, R. Lindblad, J. Lisle, F. Little. D. London, L. Long, M. Loofborrow, A. Lopez, L. Lopez, D. Lucas, J. Lugenbiel, A. Lytle. W.. - A 'W' H Wm. 3 : .-it ' - ' JW -Q2 A' . its 'J Bt WN X -EL lx A i J L- E ii . ' S I 'G C 1 , , x X X , xfikvl-Q In 'ii wr? Q-9 sw li lly I is . , y .-.. J f ', QQ 1 .. ef 63 I r 5'- 1 x F . Kin ..'. , 34 . - :H A Q fge::. is L., Ja.. .lu ..Q. r ., , ' - ff , w I I . . K o . I s., ,f V . f s .-L7-.LA firf.. 1. 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Pinkslon, J. Pillman. J. Pittman, D. Pock, D. Polilick, P. Pollock, J. Pompa, L, Pond, B. Ponting, D. Poole. S. Porter, A. Potts, J. Powers, J. Provan, G. Quintana, J. Quiroga, J. Raichle, J. Ramsey. G. Ramseyer, l. Read, L. Reed, J. Reed, P. Rees, R. Reese, J. Reeves, N. Reid. L. Rein, P. Begnolds, M. Richmond, L. Riddle, N. Riddle, C. Riggle, C. Ringler, C. Ringler. M. Rios, F. Robb, C. Robertson, M. Rabin- son, J. Rodriguez, A. Roe, J. Rogers, T. Romo. R. Roossien, S. Roseboom, P. Rubalcaba, G. Rub, G. Rushing, D. Russell, P. Sanchez, L. Sanders. B. Sandhagen, V. Saucedo, W. Scum, R. Schiszler, G. Seelig, E. Seidel, C. Seldon, C. Sellers. IH CL SSME D. Shaffer, B. Shaner, L. Shepherd, E Shillin, M. Short, B. Shriver, J. Gillars, G Skalet. ' B. Slater, C. Smith, F. Smith, P. Smith, R. Smith, B. Salski, J. Southworth, N. Sparks. S. Sparks, S. Speer, S. Spencer, B. Spiegel H. Spitzer, T. Spotswood, G. Starcher, L Stayer. M, Strange, B. Steete, C. Steete, B. Sleeves E. Stephens, J. 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ThroughouT The iunior TalenT show a huge mulTi-colored iuke-box sTcod in The background To carry ouT The Theme, Juke-Box SaTurday NighT. The juniors showed The parT The nickel- odeon played in The hisTory oT our counTry Trom The TirsT World War To The presenT day. Unusual in Thar iT had an all girl casT was Nine Girls. The nine girls were members oT a sororiTy meeTing in a mounTain cabin. On arrival aT The cabin They heard on The radio ThaT The TenTh member oT The sororiTy had been murdered. Now The quesTion was which one OT The nine killed her. Everyone who saw The play knows ThaT Marilyn lVleanie McNair was The murderess. THE SE IUH ELASS... JUG: ROW I-B. Brownson, L. Ashley, L. Anfon, M Patrick. ROW 2-C. Pipiione, A, Swanson, C. Anderson Y. Gunnison. The high and mighly seniors were ai lheir shining besl The day ol lhe lalenl show, which was lhe winning show. Anoiher greal performance was given al lhe senior play, Jenny Kissed Me. George Piccardi played Faiher Monahan, ihe dornineering principal oi a girls' school, who fried lo change Jenny info a sophislicaled woman. Dave Brooks and lhe DAVE BROOKS Presideni DON VENOLIA Vice President ROSE MARSTON Secrefary ...2.fg-,,. oiher senior officers direcied ihe class io a happy ending a+ PHS. ERNEST ARUTUNIAN PRISCILLA BARNARD Treasurer Social Chairman :'v S? Kg is X Ld Ps II lk r N The Class of I956 .... DON ACOSTA, ALICE MAY ACRES . . Girls' League Cabinei, CAROL ADAMS . . Band, JOYCE ADAMS . . Spanish Club, MARILYN ADAMS . . F.B.L.A. DAVE ADDISON . . Baseball, JAN ALLEN . . F.B.L.A., IGO ALSTRITS . . Gymnastics, CHARLES ANDERSON . . Governmenl, SHARON ANDERSON . F.B,L,A. DICK ANTHONY . . Fooiball, LOIS ANTON . . Girls' League Cabinei, ANNEDA ARNOLD . . Sr. Problems, ERNEST ARUTUNIAN , . Sr. Class Treasurer. LAURIE ASHLEY . . G.R.A, President, CHARLES AYRES, JAMES BABBIT . , Sr. Problems. CAROL BADDERS . . Maiorette, DARRELL BAIRD . , Football. DARILYN BALLARD . . Songleader, 15 PRISCILLA BARNARD . . Sr. Class Social Chairman, BARBARA ANN BARTLETT . . Drill Team, CECILE BAYRD . . Thcliczns, SHARON BECKTELL . . Song leader, SUSAN BEIER . . Cheerleader. CHARLES BELL . . Modriguls, BENNY BENJAMIN . . Track, DICK BENTLEY . . Football, SHIRLEY JUNE BENTLEY . . Youth for Christ, GARY BERGLUND Mechanical Arts. BOB BESSE . . Student Body President, MYRON BETHEL , . Bowling, ANN BIRMINGHAM . . Horizon Ciub President, ARIS BLACK . . G.R.A. Cabinet JIM BLACK . . Spanish Club. LON KIMBALL BLACK . . Hi Y, SARA BLANE . . F.B.L.A., BOB BODIN . . Drafting, DON BONE . . Madriguls, MARIETTA BOOTH . . Home Economics. iii W-mv-wr' 'APQL VUE. II MIKE BORING . . Student Body Vice President, GLEN STANLEY BOWEN . . Sr. Class Council, DON BRIMHALL . . Sports, DAVE BROOKS . . Sr. Class President, BERNICE ANN BROWNSON . . Usher's Club President. RICK BRUNER . . Crossmountry, BARBARA BURKE . . Sr. Problems, FRED BURKE . . Band, ROBERT BURKS . . English A, MARGIE BURR . . F.H.A. SL Zlj UI' ULUHY. NAOMI BURT , . Spanish Club, BOB CAMELI , . P.E., GARY WILLIAM CARL . . Cheerleader, MILDRED CARL . . Biology Club, GAYLE CARLSON . . Drama. DELORES CARRILLO . . F.B.L.A., CAROLINE RUTH CARTER . . Youth for Christ, RICHARD CARTY . . Radio Club, BILL CASSIDY . . Attendance Office, GIL ' CASTENADA . . Basketball. as KX, ,ww 'J Q s. siwakvf ,. an--W' lv if . I : EIZ. ii ew . BENITA CASTRO . . F.H.A, VERA CASTRO . . F.H.A., JOHN A. CAUDILLO . . Sports. PATRICIA ANN CAVANAUGH . . Bond, JANICE CHAD- BOURNE . . Glee CIub, MARGIE CHADONIC . . F.B.L.A. PIERRE CHALDU . . Bowling, MARILYN ZIEGLER CHAPPLE . . Concert Choir, MARSHA CHRISTENSEN . . Orchestra, CAROL CLARK . . F.B.L.A., NANCY JEAN CLARK . . F.B.L.A. NILA CLARK . . Business, CARYL ANN COLE . . Bookstore, RAY COLLINS . . Football, BOB COLMAN . . Gymnosiics, CAROL ANN COOK . . G.R.A. Cczbinei. JOHN R. COOK . . Rodio Club, LYEI.L COOK . . Auto Shop, RONALD COOKE . . Sports, ROBERT COONS . . P.E., LEILANI COPE . . Spanish Club. RICHARD COULTER . . Band. ALLEN M. CROCKER . . Band, MARY JO CROWDER . . Latin Club. FRANCIS CUDWORTH . . F.H.A., RONALD L. DALEY . . Thalians, DIANE DAVIS . . Bonner Girl. JACK DAVIS . . Science, JERRY DAVIS . . Mechanical Arts, ROBERT DAWSON . . Auto Shop, DIANE DAY . . G.R.A. Cabinet, PEGGY DEAL , . Student Body Social Chairman. TIM DENNIS, TOM DERRYBERRY . . Sports, NICK DES- MOND, JO ANN DES ROSIERS . . Bookstore, PAUL DE YOUNG . . Cardinal Photographer. PATSY JO DICE . . Thaliuns, TONY DI CENSO . . Track, KATHLEEN DIETZMAN . . G.R.A. Cabinet, SANDY DIGGS . . Thalians, MARTIN DODGE . . De Moluy. WALTER F. DOLLARD , , Bookkeeping, KURT DONY . . Sr, Problems. DARRYL DOTY . . Football, DONNA DOUGLAS . . Thalions. JO ELDREDGE . . Cardinal Business Manager, AGNES ETHRIDGE . . Thespians, BOB EVANS . . Science Math Club President. EDWARD FACKLER . . Science Math Club, DENNIS FARRAR . . Drafting, BILL FARRINGTON . . Navy, PETE FARRINGTON. PAT FAULKNER . . Youth for Christ, RAY FENSTERMACHER . . Art Club, JOAN FLORES . . F.B.l..A., GEORGE FOGLE- SONG, JR. . . Gymnastics, BOB FOUTTS. SALLY FRANKLIN . , Drama, ART FREMLIN . . Shop, JIM GARSIDE . . Drafting, DOROTHY GAUNT . . F.B,L.A., CHARLENE GEE . . Concert Choir. ffm-f 1 'NX PEGGY GILL . . Thespicns, RITA GOMEZ . . C0-op, ROBERTA GOOD . . Drill Team, SHIRLEY GOTT . . F.B.L.A., BUCK GRACE . . Track, MARLENE GRAEBER . . Sr. Problems, JERRY GRANICH BOB GRAY, PAT GREER . . Student Body Publicity Chairman, AL GREGG . . F.F.A, BETH GRIFFIS . . G,R.A. Cabinet, YVONNE GAYLENE GUNNISON . . F.H.A, President, SUSAN HAAS . . F,H.A., VERA HALL BOWMAN . . F.B.L.A. BILL HAMBLIN . . Track, EVELYN HAMILTON . . Business, DALE HARKEY . . Football, DON HART, JEANINE HAWKINS . . F.B.L.A. LYMAN JAMES HAWLEY . . Baseball, BETTY HAZELTON , . Thespiclns, CAROL HEFLER . . F.H.A., BEVERLY HEIDBREDEI . . F.B.L.A. CARL HELD, BOB R. HENRICH . . Tennis, EDDIE HENRIE , . Key Club. JACK HEPNER . . Auto Shop, JUDY HESS . Spanish Club, JANET HILL . . A Choir, ROBERT M HILL . . Band. CHUCK HOLMES . . Thcliuns, GWEN HOLT . F.B.L.A. President, DEAN HOVER , , P.E., SHIRLEY HOWARD . . Concert Choir. BARBARA HOVEENTON . . F.B.L.A., BARBAR! HUBBARD . . Spanish Club, RAY HUGES . . Track JOHN HUNTINGTON . . Football. ROBERTA FRANCES HUTCHISON . . Latin Club JERRY HYSON . . Vocational Auto Shop, RICHARE IRELAND . . Art. MARILYN ISHAM . . F.B.L.A., JACK JACKMAN . . Cheerleader. JULIA JACKSON . . Drill Team, MARILYN JACKSON . . F.B.L.A., DEANNA JACOBS , . Jr, Ebell. JEAN JOHNS . . Girls' League Cabinet, CARL JOHNSON , , Vocoiional Auio Shop, ANN JOHN- STON . . English l2, LAWRENCE JOHNSTON . . Science Math Club. SALLY JONES, MARY ELLEN KASEY . . F.B.L.A., JANET KAWA . . G.R.A., DON KEARNEY . . Baseball. JOHN KELLY . . Track, SHERYL KENDALL . . F.B.L.A., LOIS KENNERSON . . Lovin Club, DON KENNEDY . . American Government. ARTY KEOUGH . . Sports, BOB KUMMER . . Draft- ing, CAROLE KRUEGER . . Latin Club. nm , : x 'fax in-W' 6409 K' PHYLLIS JEAN KOONCE . . F.B.L.A., MICHAEL B. KOSLOSKY . . Gymnastics, JESSIE LANDIN, LARRY LANGDALE . . American Governmenl, JEAN LANSBERY . . F.B.L,A. JOE LARA , , Sr. Problems, RAY LAWRENCE . . Cross-country, MARTHA FAYE LAWSON , . Youll: for Christ, ED LEAKE . . Bond, ELNORA LENZ . . Lalin Club. JERRY LEWIN . . Thcilians, CECELIA LEWIS . . Rally Chairman, DEAN LEWIS . . Drafting, ANITA LICAUSE . . Drill Team Co-Captain. AMELIA LINARES . . F.H.A., TED LOCKE . . Football, JOHN LOKKA . . A. CHOIR. SHARON LONGANECKER . . Music Commissioner, DONNA LOOFBOURROW . . F.B.L.A. HECTOR LOPEZ . . Club Council President, ROWENA LOSEY . . Art Club. JULIE LA CROIX LUCAS , . Jr. Orchesis, BOB LYNCH . . Aulo Shop. ELEANOR MAINS . . Band, MARY MALESKI , . Student Body Treasurer. MARGARET MANSFIELD . . Officials Club Prasiclent, EDDIE MAPLES, JERRY MASON . . Drafting. CAROL MARTIN . . Songleader, TED MARTIN , . Band, BARBARA MATHEWS . . F.B.L.A., MARCIA MAXSON . . Concert Choir. DEAN MAYLATH . . Sr. Problems, SUE McCLOY , . Cardinal, CHARLES McMANlS . . Auto Shop, MARY McMULLEN . . Cardinal Editor, MARILYN McNAIR . . Tltespians. JOHN MCNALLY . . Art Club, KATHY McNALI.Y , . F.B.L.A., ROSE MARSTON MCSPADDEN . . Sr. Class Secretary, KEN MCWILLIAMS . . Horticulture, DAVID MEAD . . Sports. in-s up S53 Y af '4':'rv'- Z' 3 ,rw as 1 W-'wr' NANCY MEJIA . . Co-op, JUNE LANGDON MELOTTE . . Thalians JOHNNY MENDEZ . , Football, RONALD MESSENGER . . Gymnastics, JOAN MESSER . . Concert Choir. MARJORIE METIER . . G.R.A. Cabinel, GARY MlCHL, ELAINE MILES . . Sr. Problems, JOE MIKLICH . . Gymnastics, JIM MlLLARD . , Ari Club. CHARLEEN MONTGOMERY . . Drum Maiorehe, LEE MONTGOMERY . Key Club Presidenf, LAVELLE MONTZ . . Art Club, TERRY MOREHOUSE . . Vocational Arts. CHUCK MORRIS . . Vocational Machine Shop, DONNA COOPERRIDER MOSER . . A. Choir, PHYLLIS MUELLER . . F.B.L.A. RICHARD MUNSON . . Radio Club, GEORGE NEUSSE. ELEANOR NEVILLE . . F.B.L.A. JUDY NICHOLSON, GERALD NICOLL . . Football, BUDDY NORRIS . . Vocational Auto Shop, GORDON ORSBORN . . Athletic Commissioner, CLAYTON OTTO . . Football. BARBARA OWEN . . F.B.L.A., DIXIE PACE . . F.B.L.A., JO ELLEN PARRY . . Sr. Problems, MARILYN PATRICK . . Cheerleader, DOUG PENN . . B. Football. GAIL PERRENOUD . . Concert Choir, ROGER PETERS . . Hi-Y, DEANNA PETTINGILL . . Jr. Orchesis President, BOB PHEYSEY . . Thullans. GEORGE l.. PICCARDI . . Madrigals, MARGARET PINA . . Mudrigcls, CHRIS PIPITONE . . F.B.l..A. ERNEST E. PLATT . . Science Moth Club, WELDON PLATT . . Latin Club President. DON PRINTY . . Football. BARBARA PUCKETT . . Thespians, SHARON PUTNAM. F.B.L.A. GEORGE PUTNEY . . Gymnastics, JESS M. QUINTERO . . Track. MINA RUTH RAINEY . . Sr, Problems, PHIL RALSTON . . Oraiors' Club Presidenl, MARIE RANDAZZO . , Songleader. GAIL RAWLING . . F.H.A., GENE RECUPERO . . Laiin Club, DAVID REMY . . Science Malh Club, CHUCK REYNOLDS . . Gymnastics. LINDA REYNOLDS . . Jr. Ebell, HERB RHEINGRUBER . . Science, TEDDI RICHMOND . . Concert Choir, ART RIDER . . Band, BOB RIPLEY . . A. Choir. KATHLEEN ROBERTSON . . Jr. Orchesis, KAREN TREVAR ROBINSON . . Drill Team Captain, JAY ROEBUCK . . Chronicle Associaie Editor, LUPE ROMERO . . F.H.A., WES ROTH . . Cheerleader. DON B. RUSSAKY . . Vocational Aufo Shoo, SHARON SAMPSON . . Glee Club. BOB SANDLIN . . Band, RICHARD C. SATHER . . Biology Club, YVONNE SAYLOR . . Drill Team Co-captain, BEVERLY SCARIANO . . F.B.L.A,, CLAIRE SCHARF . . Sr. Problems. PHYLLIS SCHLEGEL . . A Choir, PAT SCHMIDT . . Student Body Secretory, GERRY SCHNEIDER . . Homemcxking, STAN SCOTT . . Agriculture. PAUL SEABERN . . Radio Club Presideni, CHARLENE SAUNDERS SHOCKLEY - 31 wi-ii I x I ' 'W ' J PATRICIA JEAN SIDDEL . . Orchestra, GARY SIENS . . Auto Shop, CARL SIMMONS . . Sr. Problems. VERLIE SKENE . . Jr. Orchesis, DONA JEAN SLINGER . . Jr. Orchesis, CAROLE L. SMITH . . Moth, PAT SMITHEN . . Songleoder, PAT SNEDDON . . F.B.L.A. Aceh ROGER SNIDER . . English, RZELLA SNOOK . . Thespians' President. DIAN SNYDER . . Madrigals, BARBARA SOPER . . F.B.L,A., GARY SPANGLER , . Football. JACKIE STAHL . . Girls' League Presideni, DON STEPHENS . . Key Club, JUNE STEVENSON . . Madrigals, GARY STRICKLAND . . Work Experience. GLORIA STRINGER . . Sr. Problems, ALLAN SWAN- SON . . Gymnastics, LINDA SWANSON . . Thalians, SYLVIA SWANSON . . Thespians. ANN SWARTZ . . F.B.L.A., MARIAN ELIZABETH SWEITZER . . Concert Choir, JULIE SWYGARD . . G.R.A., JOHN SZILAGYI . , Business. SANDRA SZILAGYI . . F.B.L.A., ANITA TAFOYA . . Sr. Problems, DEANNA TAYLOR . . Concert Choir Accompanist, JIM THOMAS . . Machine Shop. NANCEY THOMAS . . Latin Club, PAT THOMAS . . F.B.L.A. CAROL THOMPSON . . F.B.L.A., ALPHA THUE . . Science Moth Club, CARMAN TORRES . . F,B.L,A. GLORIA TORRES . . Sr. Problems, JOE TORRES . . Football, KAY TOWNSEND . . Songleoder, BARBARA TRUESDALE . , Chronicle Editor. BILL TRUESDELL . . Gymnastics, SHIRLEY TURNER . . Ushers' Club, CAROL L. TURPIN . . Tridents, ROBERT ULLOA . . Choir. JEAN UNDERWOOD . . F.B.L.A., BETTY L. UNFRED . . Spanish Club, ELIZABETH VAN DYKE . . F.B.L.A., DONALD EUGENE VENOLIA . . Football. MARY ANN VOYLES . . G.R.A., JOAN C. WADE . . Bond, ELAIN WANER . . Horticulture, KEITH WEAR . . Gymnastics. I. 5:57 I IOS 5-Q PAUL WEATHERLY . . Spanish Club, BETTY WERLING . . F.B.L.A., LYNN WEST . . F.B.L.A., KAY HELENE WHITNEY . . Business, DEANNA WICKSTROM . . F.T.A. President, JANET WEINS . . Band, LAURA WILSON . . Band, MARGIE WINANS . . Booksiore, JULIA WINTERMUTE . . Band. DELMAR WISWELI., PAT WOODWARD . . Cardinal, MEL WOOLSEY . . nasiics, JANET WOOTEN . . F.B.L.A., GRACE WORLEY . . F.B.L.A. DICK WYLLIE . . P.E., ALLEN MILLER, JANICE WILSON YEAGLEY . . PATRICIA YEAGLEY . . Business, RAY YINGER . . Track, Gym- Math, Qrzz :.i 5 s 'W I T' WW Winga- THEY LUUIS FUHWAHI wr I mi? The senior Jraieni show was one oi rhe mos+ specracular producrions ever io be pm on at Pomona High, The Theme, i'Tamboo, was carried ou+ wilrh a Hopi- cal serfing, hula dancers, and mermaids. Ernie Arufunian and Gordon Orsioorne sjrcle rhe show wilrh Their 'rake-off of a huia. Charlene Monfgomery fwirled a knife in Jrhe irue fropical fashion. The show was so good ihai if was given for adulrs in a nigh+ performance which made guife a bif of money for ihe senior giif. In BRIGHT FUTURE GraduaTion was The climax oT Twelve years oT school Tor over Tour hundred seniors. They are Through wiTh school, buT They have pleasanT mem- ories oT Pomona High. The busy day sTarTed aT The Ebell Clubhouse wiTh The Senior BreakTasT. The decoraTions carried ouT The Theme oT The Cardinal, which was handed ouT aT This Time. ATTer The Break- TasT The seniors wenT home To prepare Tor The big evenT-C5raduaTion. In The early evening They meT aT The Greek TheaTer and laTer They marched slowly Through The lvy Chain To Pomp and CircumsTance. They celebraTed aTTer graduaTion aT The Sheep- skin Frolic puT on by The Dads'. The all-nighT parTy lasTed Trom Ten ThaT nighT unTil six The nexT morn- ing. Everyone enjoyed The enTerTainmenT which was The l-li-Lois and The EllioT BroTher's Band. ThaT nighT is one The graduaTes will remember The resT oT Their lives Tor exciTemenT reigned and hearTs were lighT and Tree. The Junior-Senior Prom was beauTiTully decoraTed To carry ouT The Theme, Paris in Pink. The pink lighTing spread over The EiTTel Tower which was in The middle OT The room and over The sidewalk caTe which was arranged along The side and back oT The room. As a memenTo oT The evening, a phoTographer Took picTures againsT a mural oT Paris. Cake and punch was served by French waiTresses. The roman- Tic seTTing plus The slow music oT Darrell Brewer combined To make The evening one oT The mosT memorable OT The year. Now iT is all only a dream- buT a dream ThaT will never be TorgoTTen by The class oT '56. LOVE You Joi ' .VV I zgx 'I Kitgw , Q fy N 3 .S ma 1 f ,f '4 wi W 1 ,vw N K S wr Ma H 3 Us SW? 53? :. gif, .. wg? ar HRW 'Wm em i i EEE Q? , , W yr 4 4 r fssrwg wgf Lggyswmaw ' ,: ,: ..2 wif? MSW gligaw-wa 'gig . ---- - -s f: , 5 15 ---- QJQ 1: 'f Q: ,ITL Lis? K Ziff ff m2323359 W5 wwe ax 'f W NA G6 Q U 1: Ts-51113: 25 5 54 he Z x , i O N K ww W-Q wir' :.w . , in Q A .- f WMA 0- , MN 1 Mm WHEN WE WERE SPUNSURS 1 1 1 9 f G , H1915 E13 A QM ACUUPLEUFKIUS Trying To decide which baThing suiT she likes besT, lvlargene Bell asks Don STephens Tor his opinion. Don likes all oT Them, Though, so he really isn'T much help. MARVlN'S YOUNG SET I85 E. Second is if Frances Robb is looking Torward To The Backwards Dance since she Tound This dress To wear. ATTer selecTing a shorTy jackeT, Frances will be com- pleTely ready Tor The big nighT. FEDWAY 450 E. Second Long waisTed dresses are The rage This year, so Sharon BeckTell has selecTed an especially preTTy dress ThaT can be dressed up or down To TiT any occasion. J EANN E'S l63 W. Second JeaneT WooTen, in a iackeT iusT righT Tor baskeTbalI games, agrees wiTh Claudia l-lughes ThaT The silk shanTung prinT which Claudia is wearing would be suiTable Tor church, dances, or any- Thing dressy. ALFRED GRAY I35 E. Second Mm, M These l-lawaiian prinTs are equally aT home in a Tropical seTTing or The homes oT The busy sTudenTs who are wearing Them. BoTh Susan Beier and Peggy Deal Think ThaT Daryl BuTcher loolcs neaT in his blue prinT shirT. Peg and Susan are wearing a mix-'n-maTch ouTTiT ThaT can be worn in diTTerenT combinaTions. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. T600 E. HolT You can see ThaT Sylvia Swanson ad- mires Dale l-larlcey in This shirT wiTh a mandarin collar. Mandarin collars are popular wiTh girls, Too, who like Them on Chinese sTyle dresses. SCHULTZ'S STORE FOR BOYS 295 S. Garey The Campus Shop aT Chandler's has proved popular wiTh The boys around Pl'lS. l-lere Gordon Orsborn is buying a sporT coaT To wear while execuTing The duTies oT AThleTic Commissioner. CHANDLER'S STORE FOR MEN 237 E. Second When you buy a car shown on lhis page, be sure lo see lvlr. Nicholas for car insurance. Here Phil Ralslon is giv- ing Binnie Brownson poinlers on 'rhe insurance she should have. J. EARL NICHOLAS 60I W. Second Paige Buller is explaining To Jo Eld- redge lhal' lhe engine of lhis Thunder- bird is reversed from lhe order found in mosl cars. Even Jrhe hood raises from lhe opposile side. G. E. McKAY 290 S. Gibbs 1 '-G'-Shi M POMONA Don's Bilce Shop will soon be moving lo a new localion, buf lhe service will be of The same excellenl qualify. For lhe new address, phone lhe number given below. DON'S BIKE SHOP LY 2-2835 WW A Nolice lhe chrome worlc on lhis lruclc which Pal Pollock and Milne Boring are sludying. One glance proves Pomona Valley Plaling is The place +o have chroming done on your car. POMONA VALLEY PLATING 256 E. Firs+ Aller lalcing lhis Cadillac lor a spin in Ganesha lo see how if lalces lhe curves, Anne Blelcher and Sharon Longaneclcer give lheir approval lo anyone planning on buying a Cadillac. WARREN R. TATE, INC. 350 S. Thomas Posing for lhe pholographer is Kay Townsend. Kay is silling on a brighl red Porsche, a car recenlly added 'ro lhe foreign line, which also includes lhe M6 and lhe Volkswagen. CATRON MOTORS 830 E. Hol+ Darilyn Ballard and Ken Gordon are 'frying lo decide whelher 'ro go lo lhe beach or lhe rnounlains. Wherever lhey go, lhough, lhis car will malce lhe ride srnoolh and cornlorlable. SIERRA LINCOLN MERCURY 363 E. HoI+ Waving good-bye 'ro lhe resl ol lhe Sludenl Council members are Pal Schmidl and Mary lvlaleslci as They leave aller school lo conlacl' spealcers lor vocalions day. MURPHY CHEVROLET CO. 30l N. Garey Richard Bralclce gels ser lo deliver a slrilce lor The Saxons. The Bowling League has been greally enjoyed by many club members lhis year, even by Pl-lS'ers who hadn'+ bowled before. POMONA BOWLING CENTER Third and Souih San An+onio Known around school lor her inleresl in all sporls, lvlary Davis is buying lhe eguipmenl for a sporl lhal has gained popularily among 'rhose who have had archery in P. E. BEAMON'S SPORTING GOODS 429 W. Second A clelighl in model lrains is somelhing mosl boys never oulrgrow. Gerald Nicoll is no exceplion. l-le is showing Laurie Ashley The lascinaling lealures of lhese model lrains. ROD, GUN, AND HOBBY SHOP Your Fun is our Business 353 E. Second This carl is a familiar sighl lo all loolball fans, for il does quile a busi- ness al all The games. Before lhe game Diclc Anlhony sells popcorn lo Jean Johns. MA CLARKE'S Olde Popcorn Sfand In a big Iamily such as hers, Ann Mar- lowe is always loolcing Ior Chrislmas presenls for her younger brolhers. They are always clamoring for bi- cycles: This one is a beaufy. COATES BICYCLE SHOP 830 E. Second Tess Acres and Jerry Feingold are having loads of lun Irying To choose albums for Iheir colleclions. I+ is hard Io decide when Ihere are so many Ihey wanl. MOORE'S RECORD SHOP 336 W. Second Donna Boileau has discovered Ihe Ihrifly Record Club al School Music Supply. Under Ihis plan when you buy Ien records ol The same speed, a record is given Io you free. SCHOOL MUSIC SUPPLY 89l N. Garey 5 All The Devils agree Sponge Weelc is one of Ihe besl limes of 'rhe Year. This piclure shows Ihe crowd Ihal al- Iended Ihe firsl event a movie af Ihe U. A. Thealre. UNITED ARTISTS THEATRE 235 W. Third Cedar chesls sland lor Ihe days girls dream about Evelyn Lee lcnows lhal Lane Cedar Chesls are Ihe ones Io buy and Wrighl Bros. The place lo buy Ihem. WRIGHT BROS. 81 RICE 375 S. Main This compacl' and carry-all is handy lor proms and olher social evenls where purses are in lhe way. Pal Greer and Puda Barnard have chosen if lor gradualion presenls. LANE'S JEWELERS 224 E. Second Realizing lhal several place sellings could be received lor qradualion presenls, Marie Randazzo is piclcing oul her china early. Silver and cryslal can also be chosen convenienlly al WiIlcinson's. EARL M. WILKINSON, INC. 234 W. Second Beverly Scariano is selling Joanne Zuelch some man calching perfume Io wear To lhe Chrislmas Formal. The Iolion counler is also lhe place lo louy lipsliclc and make-up. HAMILTON'S DRUG STORE 205 E. Second 496 E. Holi' For summer lun see Mr. Chase. Noi only does he have cornioriable and modern summer furnilure, buf he car- ries brighl collon prinls, such as Mike Boring is showing io Gayle Carlson. CHASE'S I465 W. Fif+h art. -ir 4 Bracelels are always iavoriles around PHS: Carol Badders has found a prelly red one. Anolher iascinaiing ilem was a popelle-beads lhal hook logefher To form necklaces, chokers, or bracelefs. TREASURE ISLAND 25l S. Locusf Wilh final exams coming up, Larry Anderson knows lhal Scriplo pencils are pariicularly valuable, since ihey don r require sharpening. This is one sale +ha+ Sharon Wise had no dihfie cuhy making. NORTH GAREY PHARMACY I635 N. Garey Cece Yenolia imagines herself on a Weslern vacalion in This squaw dress. The shirl for her husband, Don, exaclly marches The color oi lhe dress, making lhenn periecl for square dancing. RETA RYAN'S Indian Mexican Wesfern 328 W. Second Se-apy's is a iavorile hangfoul of Jrhe Devils ailer school evenls and while iusl kicking around. The barbecued sandwiches are really good-a hil wilh adulls and sludenls alike. SEAPY'S 675 E. HoI+ Did you spend an exhauslinq day al lhe Pomona Valley Cenler? Drop in al Newberryls Snack Bar for a coke: Bar- bara Berry and Don Bone did eller a hard day cheerleading. J. J. NEWBERRY CO. l550 On-The-Mall V , i i ll you are rired of ealrinq in lhe same place al noon, lake a iaunl down lo McDonald's. The service is iasr: lhe price is nominal: and The food is good. McDONALD'S I057 E. Fiffh I7 r Old-fashioned ice cream is hard To find Jrhese days. Bur lvlel's has if. Bar- bara Truesdell and Carolyn Roberrson wanl a hamburger, lhen They will have ice cream 'lor desserl. MEL'S 304 E. Hol+ The beaulilul Chinese scene was made wilh painslalcing palience by lhe owner, Mr. Wong. Admiring il' are Diane Denny and Diclc Salher, as lhey wail lo order. CHUNGKING CAFE I44 W. Fourlh 5, 'fi rf rw eir WH if 5 I V Q Y 7 .A -f - H A ,. y, f Q M, l ff f V f x , A ,.,. :N A ' f 5 .,.,.., A . ar? . if A V Try an Grange Julius on a hol day, and you will discover how cool and re- freshing a Julius can be. Wilh a hol dog il really hils lhe spol. ORANGE JULIUS 700 E. Hol+ Thick rich malls are loved by Jreen- agersp U 81 l malces lhern especially delicious. Eleanor Mains and Dorolhy Ewarl enioy vanilla malls along vvilh a discussion aboul some devil drags. U 81 I LUNCH ROOM 455 W. Second Della Kahn and Dave Addison slarl a big evening vvilh a swell dinner al Badon's. Laler lhey plan lo lalce in a baslcelball game, lhen a sock hop. BADON'S RESTAURANT 242 S. Garey This shoe slore is popular wilh The youngslers, since il carers iusl lo lhem. If your lorolhers or sislers are hard lo please, lalce lhem here, as Barbara Puclqell did. JUNIOR TOWN BOOTERY I627 N. Garey , as Swealers slay soll and fuzzy when cleaned: They become llal and malled when washed. So lake Marilyn Pat riclc's advice and always have your swealers cleaned al Weslmonl Cleaners. WESTMONT CLEANERS l624 W. Fiflh lzealure-loclc rings slay beaulilul on your linger: lhe slones do nol slide aparl and spoil lheir beauly. Mary Mclvlullen and Jo Eldredge admire lhis sparlclinq diamond al Kirk Jewelers. KIRK JEWELERS, INC. l20 E. Second You will be as happy as Shirley Turner when you find lhe exacl shoe lor which you were loolcinq. Able salesmen lilce Tiny Black will be happy lo help you. GALLENKAMP STORES CO. l3I W. Second WinTer slcirTs and sweaTers, and also summer iackeTs, are cleaned To perfec- Tion aT I-lill's. Take your lcniT suiTs There Too, Tor lcniT arTicles are a specialTy1 They are done beauTiTully. HILL CLEANERS AND DYERS I64I N. Garey ff VE K, 5 One oT The Club Council proiecTs is The sponsoring of ChrisTmas baslceTs Tor needy people. PaT Greer and PaT SmiThen are assembling Tood Tor The baslceT OT Their club. ART'S MARKET 7OI N. Gibbs The Girls' League Backwards Dance is always one oT The biggesT dances OT The year. Jaclcie STahl is choosing some Tlowers To carry ouT The Theme. VICTOR'S FLOWERS I002 E. Fif+h ni The BoolcsTore is a handy place To buy paper, pencils, combs, and Kleenexy To order rings, announcemenTs, and Cardinals: To Tinol losT arTicles: and To use The varied TalenTs of RuTh lvlasillia. BOOKSTORE Pomona High School ek, , i f misss if UR , M' ThaT TypewriTer Linda PaTrick is using is a pale blue, one oT The newesT shades To TiT your color scheme. Mike Koslosky admires The skill Linda ac- quired in Typing class. STOCKWELL AND BINNEY 290 S. Thomas RepresenTing progressive Pomona, The Chamber oT Commerce has been in- sTrumenTal in bringing abouT The rapid growTh oT our ciTy. They are sTill work- ing To bring more indusTries To Po- mona. POMONA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE I46 E. Third This yearbook is an example oT The excellenT prinTing done by Day. EdiTor Mary McMullen conTers wiTh Paul De Young abouT The Ias+ plans beTore The book goes To press. DAY PRINTING CORP. 320 S. Thomas wifi Deanna PeTTingill picks up her cleaning on The way home Trom school. She is happy This coaT Turned ouT so well, Tor she plans To wear iT To The All SporTs Dance. HOLT AVENUE CLEANERS 484 E. HolT .Mem -.MQ . lnspecfing Mrs. Bayly's Hall of Fame is Paf Dice, as she waifs for proofs. Paf found fhaf her proofs were all so good she had frouble deciding which fo use. LULA M. BAYLY 522 W. Orange Grove Q ,,. ,. The picfures shown in fhe window are a few examples of fhe fine worlc done by Dean Granger. Paf Woodward and Buclc Grace are arriving fo piclc up fheir senior picfures. GRANGER STUDIO 548 N. Whife H 81 H is well known among amafeur phofographers and would-be profes- sionals. Cameras, film, proiecfors- fhe whole worlcs-can be boughf con- venienfly, as Teddi Richmond and Sue McCloy have seen. H 8: H PHOTO CO. 320 W. Second I: I Would you recognize fhe model of fhis picfure? If is Deanna Taylor, who is posing wifh Lois Kennerson for our phofographer. Deanna admifs fhe pic- fure was faken several years ago. GILLESPIE-BROWN STUDIO 264 W. Second For high school graduates who can qualify, we have interesting positions open in various departments of our organization. Employment is steady with regular pay increases, opportunity lor advancement, special training, paid vacations and holidays, siclcness benefits and many other advantages. For further information, call at our Employment Office nearest you. General Telephone Company of California One of America's Fastest Growing Companies in the Essential Communications lndustry Kay is practicing tor her secretarial courses-shorthand, typing, and ot- tice machines-on her dad, Mr. Klopt- enstein. Between his daughters visits Mr. Kloptenstein sells all types ot in- surance. A. H. KLOPFENSTEIN INSURANCE 702 N. Garey I t Already playing the big boss is Jack Jackman, assisted by Grace Worley. l-le is planning to tollow in his tather's tootsteps, so the picture is not too unrealistic. C. J. JACKMAN 242 E. Holt The opening oT The new Pomona FirsT Federal caused quiTe a commoTion This pasT year. The archi- TecTure oT The building is The mosT modern in Pomona. Inside is a mural by Millard SheeTs which dominaTes The room. MarieTTa BooTh and Pierre Chaldu agree ThaT The building is The mOsT. POMONA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 399 N. Garey Your savings are saTe in The Banlc oT America, as Carol MarTin and Dick ArTis can TesTiTy. Sophomores, sTarT now To save Toward your college edu- caTion or ThaT new Car, A BANK OF AMERICA lO2 E. FourTh I580 E. Holi' These milk c:arTons which Allan Swan- son and Carol Adams are Tilling wiTh nuTriTious milk are The same as you Tind on our campus in The snaclc bar and caTeTeria. POMONA VALLEY CREAMERY 66l E. Second F? Is Ronnie Vinalieri overweighl? Thai is Ihe gueslion being aslced by his molher. I-Ie is being weighed on a scale Ihal is parl ol a modern balh- room from VinaIieri's. VERNON E. VINATIERI 96I E. HoI+ Meer George, Ihe gladiaror for Ihe Lafin Club Homecoming Iloar. George is being sluiled wilh wire and flowers by Caryl Ann Cole, Mary Jo Crowder and Rage-ne Edwards. WILSON'S BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 445 E. Commercial ,MV V Like mosl girls, Marilyn Chapple long ago planned her dream home. Since her marriage, Marilyn has slarled searching for 'Iher house, so she came Io Boolh Bros. for help. BOOTH BROS. 200 W. HoI+ Mounling Ihe sleps ol Pomona's Izirsl Baplisl Church are Charleen Moni- gomery and Bill Shriver as Ihey enler The church. Charleen inviles everyone Io Ialce parl in The aclive high school deparlmenl. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 52I N. Garey CESPEDES STUDIO PorIraiI PIWOIOQFGQIWGFS Since I927 2I4 W. 3rd S+. Phone LY. 2-2I I9 HOUSE OF FABRICS, INC. Dress Yardage 228 W. Second THE WORK BASKET Eine Yarns I66 W. Alvarado POMONA BOOTERY 'Shoes for Ihe EnIire Earnilyw I I5 W. Second JOHN P. EVANS SIores Ior Men and Boys Since I9I I TODD MEMORIAL CHAPEL Funeral Advisers 570 N. Garey RAY'S FLOWERS Wedding and Funeral Arrangemen+s I I6O W. FIHI1 TAYLOR'S Pomona's Leading Slrore for Young Women ROBERT C. FRAMPTON Creaiive PI1oIograpI1y IIO Harvard, Claremonf MARK'S ARTISTIC TAILORING Pomona's Leading Tailor for Men and Women Since I904 337 E. HoI'r LY. 9-ZOI9 Adminislrarion Adverlisemenls - Ari Club - - - Allendance Direclor Allendance Office - Band - - - Baseball - Baskerball - - Biology Club - - Board of Educafion Booluslore Bowling - Cafeleria Candids - - Cardinal - Cells - - Cheerleaders Choi r--- Chronicle - Classes - - Club Council Club s--- Dean of Girls - Debu Dolls - DE - 6-I7 Drill Team - - 64 Officials' Club - . lib-135 Faculfy - 28fI4 Orarors' Club - - 32 Flag Girls - - 65 Jr. Orchesis - - 7 Foorball - 44-5I Orcheslra - - I5 French Club - - 36 Principal - - - 2I F.B.L.A. - - 30 Proieciion Crew - - - 56 F.I'l.A. - - 3I Prom - - - - - 52-55 F.T.A .---- - 34 Rallies - - 39 Girls' Glee Club - 23 Regisfra r--- - - 7 Girls' League - 26-27 Science Mafh Club - I6 G.R.A. - - 40-4I Seniors - - - - - 58 Gradualion - I08 Snaclcbar - - - - I6 Guidance - - I5 Songleaders - 3I8i IIO-II5 Homecoming - - 66-67 Spanish Club - - - - 29 Juniors ---- 80-87 Sporls - - - - 38 Junior Class Play - 87 Slage Crew - - - 64 Key Club - - - - 24 Srudenr Body Officers - 22-23 Lalin Club - - - 37 Tennis - - - - - 28 Le'rIermen's Club - 24 Thespians - 70-II5 Library ---- - I7 Thalians - 25 Madrigals - - 22 Traci: - - I8-4I Mainlenance - I7 Ushers - - - - 7 Maioreues - - 62 Vice Principal . - - 38 Nurse - - I7 Youlh for Chrisl - ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Day Prinling Corp .------- - Prinling Melropoliran Engravers - Engraving S. K. Smilh - - - - Covers Mrs. Rufh Masillia - Bookkeeping Progress Bullelin - - Pholography - 4I - 30 - 4I - 20 - 6 - 32 - IO7 62-65 - I5 - 39 88-I07 - I6 - 63 - 36 42-69 - 33 - 8 - 59 - 35 - 31 60-bl - 33 - 7 - 33