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

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ASSGCIATED BOYS AND COUGAR KNIGI-lTS ' Fourflw Row: Bream. Third Row: l-lunier, Timmons, Ellingien, Srniilw. 'Second Row: Siurges, Ward, Clay, Hynes. Firsi Row: Rider, Brown, Bondie. euzis' LE!-xeUE OFFICERS if , Young, M. Blackwell, Lee, Wills, B. Blackwell, Vander Sluis, Hendrick 19 'O I ' ' 0, I .1,Q3i4

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if- -,..-- 43432-rm ', ' .,. ,-f,., . .-9.1 1 woiakiars' CQUNCILS THE ASSOCIATED BOYS -by Homer Brown HE boys of CiTrus Union High School have Taken an acTive inTer1 esT in' The welfare of The school. This year has shown a greaT deal of improve- menT over The pasT years. Many unusual assemblies were pre- sen+ed during The firsT quarTer. Lewis A. Durham, a Y. M. C. A. leader, presenTed an iIIus+ra+ed lecTure. ArThur Chung, an honorary exchange sTudenT from Ha- waii To Pomona College, spoke aT The second meeTing. The Third assembly was composed of shorT speeches abouT school ciTizenship, aT which Time an oaTh of school ciTizenship was recommended for every. boy To follow. IT is as fol- lows: - As a CiTizen of CiTrus Union High School, I promise-I will never bring dis- grace upon This, my high school, by an acT of dishonesTy or cowardice. I will fighT for The ideals and cherished sTand- ards of my school. I will respecT and obey The high school regulaTions and do my bes+ To encourage a like respecT among Those who are prone To forgeT or disregard Them. I will sTrive unceas- ingly To quicken The public sense of civic duTy. Thus in all These ways, I will leave This high school noT less, buT greaTer Than iT was lefT To me. THE COUGAR KNIGHTS fby RoberT Bream HE Cougar KnighTs are a group of boys elecTed by The members of The AssociaTed Boys. During The firsT parT of The year The KnighTs 'have assisTed in many services To The school, such as paTroIling aT The high school games held on our campus, helping To' keep order in The halls. and The spongof- ing of STag-nighT. I -' R'-Y fgN'ugMfBfEfRT- .ss -y -I -, THE GIRLS' LEAGUE -by Muriel Young HE firsT Girls' League meeTing was held for The ins+aIIa+ion of new officers. The ouTgoing officers were Wilda Young, presidenT, and Mildred ComsTock, vice-presidenT. AT The second Girls' League meeT- ing, The quesTion of bobby socks was broughT up. AfTer The voTe was puT, firsT To The moThers and Then To The girls, The maioriTy of The girls expressed Their preference for shorT socks. The new law permiTTing eiTher long sTockings or shorT socks wenT inTo eTfecT aT once. This has been The firsT change in uniform reguIa+ion. ' Enioying a delighTfuI week-end of Trips and lecTures, Miss Dryden, BeTTy Blackwell, and Muriel Young aTTended The fall Girls' League ConvenTion aT The aTTracTive new Beverly Hills High School. The very appropriaTe Theme of The convenTion was: Men and women alike Turn from The ancienT Task of mak- ing a living To The sTrange new Task of living! The deIegaTes decided ThaT iT is necessary To choose an enioyable vo- caTion in order To pursue iT whole- hearTedly. The Girls' League sponsored an im- pressive and successful Hi-Jinx. AfTer enjoying a program presenTed by The S. S. and T. A. clubs, The girls parTici- paTed in a very unique scavenger hunT, which IasTed approximaTely half an hour. The girls' lunch boxes were aucTioned in The cafeTeria by none oTher Than The famous CapTain IGdd and his wiTe. Ending The deIighTfuI evening wiTh a dance in The gymnasium, The girls deparTed for Their homes or slumber parTies. ' The CiTrus Girls' League has been ex- Tremely acTive in previous years, and The girls are doing Their uTmosT To con- Tinue The acTiviTies. r'--.. rr if ' og g

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WORKERS' CCDLINCILS Second Row: Brown, Rider, Clay FirsT Row: Young, Hayden, Gordon . STUDENT COU RT -by MargareT Hayden N THESE Times oT indusTrial.' poliTical, and social experimenTaTion. iT does noT seem alTogeTher unTiTTing Tor CiTrus To do a liTTle consTrucTive experi- menTing oT her own-To explore and see whaT lies beyond. ExploraTion opens The door To discovery. buT discovery is noT possible wiThouT ex loraTion. ThaT is The reason we' should? noT judge Too hasTily ThaT which has noT yeT been given a chance To prove iTs worTh. CiTrus has long needed a iudicial de- parTmenT To enTorce laws made in iTs legislaTive ' deparTmenT, which is The INDUASTRY NUMBER- o o 'Q 6 WelTare Council, and To balance wiTh iTs execuTive deparTmenT, The STudenT Body oTficers. A STudenT CourT is pro- posed as The necessary judicial deparT- menT. The STudenT CourT is composed oT The presidenT oT The STudenT Body, pres- idenT oT The Girls' League, presidenT oT The AssociaTed Boys, a represenTaTive Trom The Cougar KnighTs: and a TiTTh person who need noT necessarily hold a sTudenT oTTTce or be an upper classman is chosen aT large by These Tour mem- bers. The CourT meeTs upon occasion, handling cases Tor which all evidence has previously been obTained by The adminisTraTive oTFicers-cases involving cheaTing and cuTTing school. roblems concerning general school wehgare, and cerTain Types oT sTealing and miscon- ducT on The' campus To be deTermined by The oTTice. All enTorcemenTs and approvals oT CourT verdicTs are made by These oTTicials, since The AdminisTra- Tion is responsible Tor all school acTivi- Ties. Thus -Tar The members oT The CourT and The AdminisTraTion have approved oT iTs acTions and are sTriving Tor iTs success. IT, by means oT a successTul STudenT CourT, CiTrus can improve The conducT oT iTs. sTudenTs and Thereby TurTher The general welTare oT The school, iT will do more Toward preparing iTs sTudenTs Tor Tomorrow and The problems oT liTe Than any Torm oT academic subiecT devisa- ble. CiTrus will be giving pracTical lab- oraTory Training in democraTic iudicial procedures-The problems which will have To be solved by her sTudenTs as ciTizens oT Tomorrow. - By supporTing The STudenT CourT. leT us noT hesiTaTe To grasp The hand ThaT iT oTTers To us Tor our advancemenT. . ZQ