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

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1923. JUNIQRS OF SS C LA H s 3. 4 '? Q a ws

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Grandstaff, Ruth Gravell, Hazel Heth, Frances Knieling, Clara Larnoreaux, Louise La Verte, Leslye Linder, Alberta lVIerritt, Alice llfliller, Jessica lVIurphy, Elsie Norcross, Verna Ott, Violet Reed, Velma Rudmann, Ruth Shorey, Gladys Siddall, Violet Smith, Eula Smith, Velma Knieling, Clarence La Fetra, Clement lVIcArthur, James McKenna, Ralph Munson, Carl Neet, Claude Norberg, Charles Nusbickel, Frederick Olmstead, Stanley Pattee, Herbert Roberts, John Robinson, Bennie Rogers, Henry Rowell, Raphael Stair, Jere Stotlar, Harold Tucker, Samuel ' Turner, Louis Hertenstein, Carl VVhitmore, Harold Stonebarger, Fern THE HERO OF THE WEST - in The desert wind blows softly on my cheek, llfiy pinto shakes his head in playful fun, The sage exhales its fragrance through the air, - The dying day is very nearly done. The west is crimson-mantled, azure shot, The soft dusk closes o'er the deepening hush, The cactus spires stand shaded 'gainst the gloom And wild things scud into the sheltering brush. Afar, through all the shimmering close of day A cowboy stands beside the rocky course, Keen drawn upon a lonely point of gray, The figure of a Knight-that-loves-his-horse. MARY Bkoclcwfw '23 X X x N N X X Thirty

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SE X ,is W, i 1 X X 41-U?-if Q , L Q Thirty-tfwo CLASS OF 1924 SOPHOMORES President ...................... Joe Dietrick Vice President .......,.... llflary Shiffler Secretary .....,......,... lllabelle Casper Treasurer ............ Elizabeth Griffith Advisors s.,,,..,.,..... S lVIiss Donohue lb lxfif. Bell Colors--Green and White. GIVE EAR TO MY TALE OF THE CLASSICAL CLASS! In the year of 1920 did they ascend Nlt. Olympus, the hill which mere mor- tals call Citrus. During that time many worthy deeds were accomplished-deeds that astounded the lesser gods and god- desses. Then came another year. The responsibility of the task of overseeing this class of many deeds was so great that the first to uphold the mighty name of Jupiter was completely overwhelmed. So he left and joined, the mortals in whose company he gained a high posi- tion. Then came the second Jupiter, the able Joe in disguise, who ruled over his subjects with a highihand and a hearty laugh. Very often, in spite of his dignity, this worthy ruler was the Victim of Cupid's arrows. The co-operation of the immortals was praiseworthy. Juno, the calm Mary, proved herself the protectress of girls by her work in the League. When a battle was pending with Glendale, Mon- rovia, or any other dangerous enemy, the immortal warriors, consisting of lVIars, our Ray, and his faithful followers- Eris, the brave Julius-Metus, Horace VVhisler-Deimos, Warren Quick- went bravely outto war. Hercules, the mighty llflyrno, also aided with his great strength. Mercury, the fleet-footed lvlelvin, and his followers, Pinkie, Jarl and Eddie, were sent in quest of hon- ors which they brought back to adorn the palatial dwelling place. -Diana, known to mortals as Captain Mary Riser, led the maidens in their chase of the ball in courts below. Vesta, our shy, sweet, Virginia Sandman, brought an air of quiet peace on the Mount. Vulcan, the bold but bashful Bud, hurled the discus with a strong hand. Ceres, our Catherine, with the help of Hehe,