Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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The Father-Daughtcr Banquct was enjoyed by all who attended. The succcss uf thc Backwards Dance was complete with thc corunatiun uf thc court with their escorts: S. VVhitcr, D. Butcher, B Iuhns, S. Hartman, H. Lewis, A. Lytle CKingJ, S. Herring, A. Bletcher, N. Grudcm. I. Weikcl. Gilfws ffl' 1. 3 w ii . r hi uf ' 4 ff'

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Glrls League President Helen Lewis The Glrls League, conslstmg of all the glrls at PHS carned out many varlous act1v1t1es throughout the year The grrls constructed a grand Hoat for the Queen of the court of the Homecoming Parade Toys were donated by the glrls for Christmas baskets, and they also made candy canes for all PHS teachers The next event IH l1ne was the Father Daughter Banquet The theme of the banquet was My F1rst Sweetheart Mrs Esther Bradley, a mem ber of the Board of Educatlon, spoke to the fathers and daughters, and the Madrlgals sang The blggest event of the year came ln March, the annual Glrls League Back wards Dance held at the Pomona College Student Unlon Bunldmg Hawauan Fantasy was the theme of the dance The gurls presented the1r dates wlth a colorful array of Hawanan lels The mam feature of the evening was the coronatron of the Empela Halokalkn the kmg, and the court The couples danced to the muslc of Ken Walston and hxs band The last event of the year for the Gnrls League was a fashlon show and mstallatxon of new ofhcers GIRL GIRL GIRL The dxhgent workers nn the C urls League Cabmet are FRONT ROW H Lewxs B Iohns H Montgomerx S Wxtter M Beamon L Harnngton G Hartman S Kougher BACK ROW A McCarson S Wxse F Banchet K McClendon L Rem A Bletcher G Garner I Welkel G Lacey '-51 ' ' . , . . . il ' 9! . . , s . . , l ' , , . . . , . f r 2 , . , . , . fa - , . s - 1 - y - - , - 1 - , - 1 - , - y - y - , . , . . w -' Nv 'Wldfwofkf 1 -1 I +. 'f V- , 1 . ' ' ,ph n , .ti , 'fl of ,. B f ,Y , ' 1, 1 , f .-f- ttf: I ' 4: , ' t Q, '- A L 1 5 25- . l 1. .fl J X ' ,W L

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Carlene Williamson, Music Represen- tative to Student Council. Songsters of PHS were the members of the Concert Choir, Madrigals, and the Choraleers. The Choir made up of 110 ambitious students began the year by preparing a program for the Los Angeles County Fair. The singing group participated along with other high school choirs of Southern California at the University of Redlands, May 3. On May 10, the Pomona singers went to Pomona College to present a program and also to listen to other choirs. Main accomplishments throughout the year included concerts at Cal Poly, Pomona Rotary Club, the PTA Christmas program, the High School Christmas assembly, Fremont Forum, Pacific Colony, Emerson, Fremont, and Marshall Iunior Highs, and the First Baptist Church. The last event for the choir was the annual Spring Concert in which they sang many old favorite songs. An outstanding group of young singers at PHS was the group known as the Madrigals. Each member of the Madrigals was chosen for his fine singing ability and talent. The combination of the fine voices blended together for excellent quality. Like the Choir, the Madrigals sang at the opening of the Fair. They competed with the outstanding madrigal groups of Southern California at the festival at Long Beach City College, March 29. Experience was gained by concerts given at Pomona Rotary Club, Kiwanis, Optimists, Lions, Norco Naval Hospital, Claremont Bowling Club, Fremont Forum, PTA programs, Father-Daughter Banquet, and Boys Republic. The feminine choral group at PHS, the Choraleers, also sang at the Los Angeles County Fair opening day. They traveled to Po- mona College for the High School Choral Festival on May 10. The Choraleers entertained at PTA and church programs. MUSICI THE IR Talented singers are the members of the Choraleers: FRONT ROW, D. Alvarez, R. Arnold, G. Wood, L. Forrest, N. Schmidt, L. Bitterolf, A. Sousa, C. Crouch, K. Addis. BACK ROW, S. Baker, S. Sterling, S. Montz, A. Good, C. Steinkzler, E. Miller, I. Saylor, P. Williams, C. Mann, N. Pogue. A, P' -'ILA