Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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.',x A -' D n V, Q GAB' an 'A U Latin members are: FRONT ROW, C. Matisotf, P. Swickard, D. Bryant, R. Lalli, G. Morcncy, N Maurer, I. Noblitt, K. Addis, K. Kapple, N. Haight, M. Koppers, N. Naugle, K. Young, B. Scariano L. Claire. SECOND ROW, M. Sails, I. Dalrymple, I. Richardson, C. Riggle, M. Wabol, I. Riccinotte G. Ayles, N. VVhittington, P. Birmingham, E. Palmer, N. Pettis, I. Cross, V. Spencer, P. Searing, L Carroll, I, Close. THIRD ROVV, B. XVood. R. Wolf, P. Leitch, I. Hurlbut, S. Bowen, C. Burch, E Garner, I.. Noah, B. Black, G. Murphy, I. Rust, M. L. Krueger, I. Engel. FOURTH ROW, B. Laur- ence, Ii. Ht-ss, R. Apgooil, R. Collins, S. Lopez, S. Dundas, S. Kath, D. Iillis, R. Brier, B. Owsley, O Williams, G. Hutchisen. BACK ROW, I. Southworth, P. Aldridge, I. Haudly, I. Millard, G. Ramseyer F. Allen, S. Bradford, B. Rountree, L. Bowman, S. Droker. The members of last year's Latin Club headed by Pat Swickard welcomed the new members at an initiation ceremony. This year PHS had, for the first time, an International Banquet which was planned by the Latin Club. The banquet was held at St. Charles Grill. Spanish Club and French Club members attended along with Latin Club members. Foods repre- senting twenty difierent countries were served and Karl Von Rauch, an exchange student from Claremont, was the speaker for the evening. International entertainment included a French song by the French Club, a Hawaiian hula dance, and a German cello solo. The evening ended with farewell speeches in Arabian, Spanish, Latin, and French given by Mr. Ruyter, Mr. Stone, Mrs. Anderson, and Mr. Weise. VVashington Park was the scene of the Roman Banquet this year. All those attend- ing were dressed in Roman style. The four-course dinner served to reclining Romans by their slaves, and a fashion show featuring the latest in togas, bridal dress, and war gear, created a Roman atmosphere. New Members of the Latin Club are initiated. The Roman Banquet inf' , A., -'P ?-1 'r il-.6

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1? Spanish Club President, Ruben Baltierra. l tif. -irq C3 . if rz .3.gm l I.. j Los Companeros tle Pomona High School are: FRONT ROW, I. Provan, I. Wear, D. Boileau, L. Super, M. Barreneehca, P. Ochoa, D. Hernandez, A. Hathaway, L. Rein, G. Behnke, R. Baltierra. SECOND ROW, Mr. Stone, P. Perez, M. Lorrez, S. Hackler, B. Ulery, I. Montgomery, L. Patrick, I. Acres, I. Ringe, M. Rios, V. Ortiz, M. Vargas. I. Hollingsworth, C. Cellitteri, E. Eison. THIRD ROW, B. Arutunian, R. Cox, P. Brown, S. Mearns, A. Shepard, A. Misenhimer, B. Iackson, H. Lewis, F. Iiminez, I. Clarke, D. Gordon, S. Carl, B. Swerdloff, G. Nye, S. Boyd. FOURTH ROVV, I. Sternherg, H. Miller, R. Cramar, R. Pinkston, B. Steele, P. Gionnangeli, N. Gruclem. IJ. Cornnell, R. llull. FIFTH ROW, IJ. Artis, S. Cobble, B. Fllefson, P. Holton, C. Nelson, A. Bletclier, C. Falkner, B. Tackett, B. Bush, A. Lerma, P. Bradford, L. Iohnson. The Spanish Club elected their officers at the beginning of the year at a taco feed held at Ann Hathaway's house. After the election, work was started on the Homecoming float. The fact that the float won the award for the most original float made the club members very happy. Spanish Club members enjoyed themselves at an enchilada Ufeedu and dance. The club went to Padua Hills in February. Here they saw a play which was given entirely in Spanish. Spanish Club members liked most of all their trip to the Ramona Pageant where they viewed the play Ramona.'l Many new members were added to the French Club this year. The new members got acquainted with the old at a din- ner held at Iudy Walkerls house at the beginning of the year. The club, along with their advisor Mr. Weise, gallivanted to Los Angeles to take in a French movie at the Vista Theater, and dine at a French restaurant. The club also made a Christ- mas basket. Members of the French Club are: FRONT ROW, I. Iohnson, S. Carrillo, S. Shinkey, I. Babcock, N. Ftlwards, S. Mainiero, I. Walker, B. McQuarrie, C. W'hite, D. Reynolds, Mr. Weiss. BACK ROVV, ll, Winkler, G. Ranclolph, M. Rayvin, L. Clark, A. Pedley, l. Kreeger, I. Dillon, R. Wolf, I. Bache, B. Campbell, I.. McGrane, Ii. Chamberlain.

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4 ., es 'M f' '11 L , .Pi EW A ,,p.4w ,, Members of the active Biology Club are: FRONT ROW, C. Pett, K Iarks R Wolf MIDDLF ROW T Doycn N. Haight, M. Davis, S. Mearns, A. Krizck, S. Stillinger, P. Switkirtl A Marlowe I Piccmotti T Acres I Zuelch, Mr. Myers, BACK ROW, M. Pennell, S. Marshall, C. Ritglc I Demarah C Thompson K Lenz M Wabol, A. Misenhimer, C. White, R. Fielder, S. Hancock, B. McQuarric L Rein The Biology Club, headed by Iohn Piccinotti, started off the year with a trip to Marineland. The biology enthusiasts were fascinated by the Marineland aquarium. In February the Club took a field trip to the Arboretum on Lucky Baldwin's estate. There they saw a section planted with jungle plants, Where many motion pictures have been made. One of the most inter- esting trips of the Biology Club was a tour of the Sunkist Growers in Ontario. In May the Club went to the Santa Ana Botanical Gardens in Claremont. Students who belonged to Youth for Christ, on campus, met once every other week at the Annex of the Assembly of God Church. The members of YFC saw movies and listened to speakers and musical groups at their evening meetings. One of the main events of the year for the club was a progressive dinner. YFC members also participated in Saturday night YFC events. The events included skating parties, box socials, and movies. Members of the Youth for Christ arc: FRONT ROW, E. Loofbourrow, M. Loofbourrow D 7illgitt K Colerick, D. Pyle, I. Phillips, IJ. Litchheld. BACK ROW, D. Mctsker, S. Sparks I Colerick K Ilmna, C. Starling, I, Bentley, B. Pyle. as. '-9' ' . I ,'5,g 41 xyatk ri-MY, . ' 4-,Q - 0 .rf I 8 H ,gg Y as it I. 7 v Y' H, i h 4 K :gy I , tv s.. v 'J A FK V: l Y ?