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

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TABLE OE CONTENTS Page ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Principal ..... . 9 Vice-Principals .... . I I Eaculry . . . I2 CLASSES Seniors . I3 Juniors . . 2I Sophomores . . . 24 Freshmen . . . . 25 The Presidenfs' Page . . 26 ORGANIZATIONS La Palma Staff ..... . 27 Siudenr Adminisfrafive Organizaiions . 28 Big C ...... Q . 32 LeHermer1 ...... . 33 Senior I-Ii-Y . . 34 Junior I-Ii-Y . . 35 Scholarship . . . 36 ATHLETICS Boys' A+hIe+ics . . 37 Girls' A+hIe+ics . . 46 ACTIVITIES Music Organizaiions . 49 Senior Play . . . 56 Debafe . . . 57 Calendar . . 58 Liferafure . . . 62 ADVERTISEMENTS 1 ,VU Ilia rv-Haw 7, fwm9'Vf ' 1 ,. ' 51 4, Wg!! 011. AQ I '74, ffm,-3 I are 7 I wha 37 J

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FCDREWCDRD Mildred E. McKusick The Theme Tor La Palma '36 is CiTrus Union High School. Perhaps as you read ThaT sTaTemenT, you ThoughT, Well, obviously. BuT, The annual sTaTT have noT only seT Tor Their goal The creaTion oT a book ThaT will conTain an accuraTe picTure oT This compleTed school year aT CiTrus, buT They have sTriven Tor someThing more-a picTure ThaT will really relive Tor you These days and make reminiscences verge on acTualiTy. For example, Bill Swisher as calendar ediTor, has Tried To caTch in a senTence or Two an impression oT each school evenT ThaT will bring To your minds The aTTair in de-Tail. PaTsy Plummer, as senior-TeaTures auThor, has Tried To rhyme whaT TirsT comes inTo your head when you Think oT a senior you know. And The resT ol: The sTaTT have worked in Their par- Ticular oTTice-wheTher wriTing up school organizaTions, ar- ranging people Tor picTures, running innumerable uninTeresT- ing errands Tor The ediTor, or doing a mulTiTude oT liTTle rouTine iobs-To make noT only a clear buT an arTisTic pic- Ture oT liTe aT CiTrus in The year l935-36. ' 6

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AckuowLEDcfviENT Mildred E. McKusick f Many persons olher lhan lhe yearbook slall have givaen invaluable aid and advice in making La Palma '36, We should lfke lo voice our sincere apprecialion lo lhem here. Mr. Floyd S. l-layden, our principal, has given generously ol his lime in helping us wilh innumerable problems. Mr. Roy O. Day, ol lhe Pomona Progress-Bullelin, and Mr. Fred l-l. Smilh, ol lhe Los Angeles Engraving Company, have given a greal deal ol lime and a slill grealer amounl ol inspiralion. To lhem we owe a large share ol whalever credil lhere may be lor lhis book. We are indebled lo Mr. Burl Rice ol lhe Voorhis School lor lhe division page pholog- raphy. The adverlisers have generously conlribuled lhe money wilhoul which our yearbook could nol exisl. To lhese, who have had such a large share in making possible lhe crealion ol La Palma '36, we wish lo express our gralilude. A slall member lhal we leel deserves special recognilion lor service is Palsy Plummer, who, in addilion lo her original posilion on lhe slall, served as assislanl edilor in Lamberl Whilcomb's absence. during lhe rush season lor Annual work. Anolher conlribulion which greally aided in lhe produclion ol La Palma '36 was lhe work ol lhe lwenly-six arl assislanls whose names lollow: ' Elwin Brown, Billie Lou Chesler, Bill Cullen, Wynona Ellinglon, Andy Fay, Raymond Gossard, Marian Harding, Gerlrude Hen- derson, Raymond l-libler, Elsie Bell Jensen, Bobbie Kuhn, Roberla Label, Sarah Lopez, l-lelen Mains, Calherine Mendoza, Mary Miller, Lois Parsons, Phyllis Peirce, Van Rauch, Frances Sanlellan, Palricia Sharp, Frances Slreeler, Sumire Sugila, Richard Walhen, Marcella Williams, and Shirley Young. l-a Palma '36 has been produced and linanced by innumerable individuals whose service cannol be adequalely acknowledged on a single page. We hope lhal lhey will enioy lhe linished book. 8