Citrus Union High School - La Palma Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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Business Manager ........ Assistant .................... Editor-in-Chief ............. EDITORIAL STAFF Assistant .............................. Advertising Manager .,...,..,. ........W'esley Hertenstein Nickle ..Myrtle Richardson Rosemary Langford ................Lisle Snow .,.........Richard Petty Assistant ............................................................................... . Literary ........ Society .......... Dramatics ........ Music ............ Athletics ....... Art ............. Assistant ...... Calendar ....... jokes ............ 1 Photographer ..... Senior ........ junior ............ Sophomore ....... Freshmen ..... ASSOCIATE EDITORS ...,..,.,...Richard Petty CLASS EDITORS 14 ......Esther Pittenger .,...Dorothy Elsinger ........Phyllis Brunjes .........Daisv Chenoweth 'jack Rounds .............Collene Brooks ........Bernard La Fetra .,.,,.......,XN7illarcl Hall ........Earl Dunning Basil Hopper .............Neil Nickle Vllilliam Dyer ....,.,...Edna Galleher ....Hope MacDonald ...........Marion Keiser ........E111l113 Reynard

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VV. R. Goddard W R. W. Groom Wm. H. Potter Miss Jessie B. Cardiff L. G. Smith Miss Mary Cain, Sec

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g 4 o Cl? , X K -I hxtnrml Pl-Lg: ref-L V Wlith another year gone and the publication of our 1919 annual, we feel that a successful school term has come to a close. Not-with-standing the fact of having three months of influenza vacation to delay and interfere with our regular program, nevertheless we have not failed to catch a greater vision from the inspiration of these renewed times of peace. VVe have responded to the national thrill of welcoming home Our Boys of the nation and of Citrusin particular. These great events and our interrupted year have inter- ferred with the regular nine and a half months school in such a way that we have had to crowd it in the six, but not one of us would exchange places with members of more usual years. lNe have omitted very few of our activities. The various athletic seasons have been carried out: the Lyceum Course has been handled with greater success than ever before and our dramatic activities have been put before the public as usual. The only thing that has been left unobserved was the May Day Festival. Vtfe regret the necessity for its elimination but rejoice in the fact that it is not a permanent omission, for the community has always brought to us on this occasion a kindly feeling of interest and co- operation with our school spirit. VV e have maintained a standard that few schools can equal and we are proud of it and hope that the best of our spirit will never die. V The task of the Annual Staff was not altogether easy because of the lack of time, but with the cooperation of the associate editors, teachers, pa- trons and friends we feel that we have issued an annual comparing favorably indeed with the quality and standard of those of the preceeding years. This has been our anticipation and aim and we close these' pages feeling that it has been successfully accomplished. VVe are pleased to take this time and opportunity to thank every one, whether it be faculty, friend or school mate who has had a share with us in this publication. Throughout our four years we feel that we have been a success and have accomplished a large task and it is with reluctancy that we leave Dear Old Citrus. With this the class of 1919 bids you adieu and Godspeed. C ,- AV, -il 6 igffa -.. 'Tix ' L 15