Citrus Union High School - La Palma Yearbook (Glendora, CA)
- Class of 1940
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M ...iElZj...f'1 1, .,Yr M,7 uw 5 .f., Q...,- , -I .. , wh,V-,V:,:f.j.3Qv.,:?Hl .. g Q,., 3g1, -., .V P 'g,,G,h,..A -b 2 .ig m,i.,,.! . , I, 1 School begins l'f ff-dc, . , 4 , ' 4 ' ' .1 .1 'rly 'f-L.l-. i',f f- f,',L.ff , - -fl, Slil l'lQNll!I2R 7--Registration day for sophf omores, juniors, and seniors who attended Cit- rus the previous year. As usual, Mr. l'ryor and Nlr. lianzelmeyer were present to collect a deposit with the issuing of locker keys. Registration took place in the lihrary. Nlr. llayden, Mr. Sturges, and lllr. lihersold registered hoys: Nlrs. Sheldon registered girls. Nothing exciting'-everything very much the same as any previous registration day. SlEl l'lCNllllCR 8-lfreshmen and other new students registered--a little more awe-struck than yesterday's crowd. Even though many of the freshmen felt timid, they weren't so timid that they wanted their mommas to accompany them. Some gave their mothers the wrong registration date and then sneaked .. H to C itrus on the c1.t. -after all. they are high school students now. not grammar school liahies! Ilut in spite of their sudden maturity. many couldn't find the right corner to turn to get their locker keys. To forestall their turn- ing corners all day and never finding the right one. Cougar Knight and tiirls' League repre- sentatives served as lug brothers and lug sisters who helped to guide the slightly dazed Shorty and Grace, our yell leaders Mr. Snyder's math. room Lunch with Laurisc, Beatrice, and Ethel Maryedith and Bill, leads of senior play freshmen through their routine. liach freshman was taken to the rooms to which he would have to re- port on Monday, Sept.ll. llill llarding, the new student lmody president, Mt' ' ft! BOARD OF TIQUSTEES , Row 1: Bert F. hlull, presidentg F. S. Hayden, principal of Citrus and secretary of the Hoardg C. A. Griffith, clerk. ROW 2: B. XV. Richardson, A. L. hleier, 'lf I . Hr-th. was present to welcome all newcomers to Citrus and to assist them. Mr. Potter tried out freshmen and other new students for hand and orchestra. SEPTIQM HER 11-The first day of school. Quite a hit of excite- ment-giris squealing' and rushing into eaeh others arms, Ili! What did you do all summer? The beach? How wonderful! ,I stayed at home most of the sunnner but went to the mountains for two weeks-and, say, 1 met the eut-e-s-t boy! -boys guffawing and slapping' eaeh other on the hack. Ilut in spite of the excitement of meeting' old friends, classes proceeded according to precedent, the first elass beginning at 8:00 o'elock, the last one ending' at 3:10. Between the third and fourth periods Mr. Hayden ealled an assem- bly to welcome new students and to t1'y to make them feel at home. Mr. Sturges and Mrs. Sheldon, the vice-principals, when not meeting' classes, were in the general office helping' Mr. Hayden, tirace, and Ruth as trouble-shooters. 'l'he freshmen had so many new things to see, to do, and to learn that they were probably dizzy by the time the day was over--in fact, so dizzy that doubtless several of them took the wrong' bus home and had to return to school with Sandy or Bloc and start all over again. Probably every student had the problem of adjusting' himself to at least one teacher he had never had before. At the beginning' of each period one found his classroom, g'rabbed a seat, and, if the teacher was new to him, looked him or her over to try to decide if re- ports about him or her could really be true. After it appeared that everyone had filed in and found himself a seat, the teacher usually passed out text-books, having' each person sig'n l.y,,,,,.,A B. 5,,,,L,,0N as a library record. Other preliminaries might Vice'Principal of gms follow, depending' upon the teacher, but thc1'e were never enough pt'eliminaries to prevent S the teacher from finally opening the text-book and making assignments. Then one knew that vacation was really over and school had begun. MR HAYIDEN, our principal, not only di- rects the school as a whole but is an active member of the committees: these include Stu- dent XVQ-lfare Council, the Counseling' Com- mittee, the Athletic Committee, and Student lfinances. MISS AI.l.f2E, who has been at Citrus several years including one year as a cadet, teaches -f f ' ' . h more and 'unior . classes in freshmen, sop o , . J DAVID W' STURGES Iinglish. She also sponsors a drantaties club Vice-principal of boys A corner of the library and is one of the junior class advisers. She will help plan and supervise the junior-Senior Banquet. MISS BOYD teaches typing' and office machines. For three years she has been one of the senior class advis- ers. Among other things she is faculty representa- tive for the junior Club Dance and helps with the counseling' program and the student finances. MR. BROADVVEIJ., who has been at Citrus for sev- eral years, teaches vocal music and one class in mod- ern history. As a director of vocal music he has to prepare his glee clubs to make many public appear- ances before local organizations. NR. DAVVSON, a new teacher this year, teaches speciallinglishandclass- es in general mathemat- IQSTELLA FRANCES AI,I,liI5 ics. He also has a study English hall. IIILDRIQD lXI. BOYD . . - C e ' 1 Miss IJRYIDTLN, head Umm of fhg girls' phygiqgll gd- Roar. ANIJIERSON BROAIJVVIELI. . Vocal Music ucation department, has classes in physical edu- RAY 19' DAWSON English cation, hygiene, nursing Math' -.W-N. '-on wp ty.. ,, ,WW , an i iff hr' M. M, Cliueia NI.xRc:t'liRl'i'ii IJRYDIQN Physical Education Hygiene girls' after school sportst Luo YiNei5N'1' ICnlzRs01.n Mechanical Drawing Geometry the girls' lionurary UNA MHRWTH FRENCH athletic clulm: is faculty Languages representative un the I 1 w DON.-xl,lJ I URNER Clk.-xlflfful U. S. History Consumers Education cilg and is a memlver ul' the counseling commit- tee. This year she is al- su s1ifnisni'i1ig a new clulw, the Mexican Girls' Iltmtw- ary ,Nthletic Cluli. Nl R. lil1lilQStJl,lJ has classes in mechanical drawing and geometry, and in the fall and spring directs boys' swimming. He has charge of the standardized test- ing and measurements prugrani of the school. This year he has lieen une of the faculty representatives at the 'Iuniur Clulm Dances. This is his second year as a senior class adyiscr. MRS. l+'RlClYte'll, the head of the language depart- ment, has classes in Spanish, Herman, and French. She alstm coaches girls' tennis. lierdine Robinson at the typewriter procedure, and English. She directs many of the She sptmstmrs the llig Student XVelfare Coun- ' x Nlachine Shop MR. GRAFFAM, who is in charge of the vocational guidance program of the school, has classes in United States history and consumerls education. MISS GREENLAVV is a member of the girls' physical education department. She also teaches classes in bi- ology and social living. In the fall and spring she di- rects girls' swimming and during the year directs many of the girls, sports. MR. HARPER, a member of the science department, teaches a number of classes in chemistry. He is on the student finance committee and usually has charge of the box-office during league games. MR. HERDEG, who is enjoying a new shop this year, teaches machine shop, in cl u d i n g automotive mechanics. In the spring he coaches boys' tennis. MISS HEWITT teaches classes in freshman, iun- ior, and senior English. She is faculty adviser for La Palma and is H ELEN GREENLAW Physical Education Biology j. RoB ERT H ARPER Chemistry HAROLD LUSH Hl5RDl5G Machine Shop SARA THOM HEWITT English HX I 5 f XVOODBRIIJGIC O. .lonxsox English ll.-nun' H. li.AxNzlz1,x1m'l5R Spanish General Science Algebra Physical Education AIINNIIZ Al.-XNIC l,YNe11 Commercial liucxli xIll,I.liR Xlel,1io1J Library Methods I one o l' th e t'i'eshnian class aclvisers. Nl R. .lt ll INSC lN teaches a class in senior English. MR. liiXNZlCl,RlI2YI2R teaches classes in Span- ish, general science ancl algelmra. l le coaches the football team ancl the lmaselmall teain. llc isa niemlmei' ul' the .Xthletie Connnittee. MRS. l.YXt'll teaches secretarial studies and ste- nography. MRS. lNlcl,l2tllJ has complete charge ot the library and teaches liln'ai'y methods to those students who are interested. She is aclviser for the ScholarshipClnlm. sfs v Nl li. NlllJlJl,l'. l t JN, a new teacher, has organized an aviation ClClJZll'llllCl1l. MR. MORRIS teaches classes in civies, sociology, pnlmlic speaking, ancl United States history. He coach- es traelq, sponsors tl1e sl 11 Hi-Y, assists Miss Zell- 'I Learning Spanish from Mrs. Freneli Learning to cook hoefer with the lilebating' Club, and this year is a jun- ior class adviser. MISS PENNY has charge of all arts and crafts. She supervises the senior play stage set: sponsors the Marionette Club: is one of the Ciirl Reserves' spon- sors, teaching' them handicraft every other meeting: and is art adviser for l,a Palma. MR. POTTER, who is head of the music department, teaches all instumental music. He directs both the band and the orchestra and must prepare them to make many public appearances in the community. MR. PRYOR, who is head of the commercial depart- ment, teaches classes in principles of bu sine s s training. He also directs all student finances which duty includes fi- nancial adviser for La 1'alma.', MISS PURIDUM teach- es classes in first and second year Latin and L HARRY C. MinD1.ic'roN Aviation PERRY S. AIORRIS Social Science Public Speaking XVILLIAM H. Po'r'rieR Instrumental Music AURA ANN ETT is PEN NY Arts Crafts R.'Xl,l'lI I'lUN'1'lNc:'roN llkrok fi,-51 ycm- Swmisly Slut Commercial A alsu sptmstws the l,atiu Nl-'NRG-fXRl1'l' PURDUM Cluh, Sneietas l.atiuas. Latin Sz lh - - PM Nl ISS lQ.X.X ll, a uew ll,tRR,,.y,--.- RMB teacher this year, teach- ! Enghsh es classes iu iresluuau, l'll.0RliNL'l-l H. S.-XNIJIFUR 5 llh m'll'9' 211111 lullllll' Home Ecommlcs Iiuglish. She is tmue of the advisers fur the tlirl Reserves and is a sfiplimiiwe class adviser. M155 SQXNIHIVUK, who is head uf the hmue eeuumu- ies department, teaehes classes in foods, clothing: and liruueiuakiug. She has charge of Girl Reserves. MR. SCllU'l l', who is head of the buys' physical edu- cational department, teaches a number of classes in physical edueatitm and hygiene. Ile alsu etmehes :1 uumlmer tif sports: this duty includes the euaehing ul' varsity haselmall. He sponsors the l,ettermau's t'lulm aucl is chairman of the Athletic Couuuittee. Xl RS. Sl llil.l7C JN, whim is head of the liuglish depart- iueut, teaehes liuglish literature. She is riCe-prinei- pal ul' girls, :incl the duties tif this position iuelude the Dissecting the hug Citrus artists at Work directing of the activities of the Girls' League. She is a member of the Student lfVclfare Council and the Counseling Committee. MR. L. tl. SMITH has charge of all wood shop in- struction. He directs the making of the senior play set and all other stage sets that have to be made dur- ing the year. MR. XV. V. SMITH teaches classes in eivics, sociolo- and public speaking. MR. SMYTH teaches classes in physical education and first year algebra. He coaches varsity football and A basketball, is a member of the Athletic Com- mittee, and is a sophomore class adviser. NR. SNYDER teaches , H HNRY ADAM beHo'1 1' algebra, plane and solid PhySiCa1EduC-ation . H ' geometry, trigonometry, yglene SllflC l'UlCv and the MNH' if'l'llIiL BURNIIAM Smctnox English roe calculating machine. lle is a member of the LESTER C?.SA1l,r1l Counseling Commit t e e Wood Shop and sponsors the Senior WESLEY VANCE SMITH Social Science NllIilJRlilJ l,0L'lSli Z1-:1,1. l':DfXlL'Nl! O. Sxivrri MR, S'l1L'lUilfS, YlC0- Physical Ecluczition lJl'lllClllZll of lmys, te21eh- Algebra es lmiulugy Zlllil lltblillly. IJA-xvm xVlll'I l'0fNl S'1'u1u:1as h . Bmlugy Ile is El nienilmer tit the Student XYCll-2ll'L' ftbllll- l'f11w.,xR1J C. SN1'1J1aR . , . , Mathematics eil, the Q,UllllSCllllg' L11111- mittee, :mtl the ,Xthletie clLliNN Cl. VAN1M,1N . . . . 1 ' . QHlllllllllCC. llis ClllilCS Physics Survey of Science English Debating U. S. HiStory ll0l5FliR include directing' the .Xssweintetl lloys Z1 n cl sptiiisoriiig the C1111g'z11' Knights. He is Il fresh- lllllll el:1ss ztclviser. MR. XQXNlKl,XlY, ll new tez1ehe1', teaches classes in physics :intl survey of seienee. He is Z1 nieinher of the Counseling' Connnittee and sponsors Z1 new organ- lllllltlll, the l'l111tog'14z1pl1y Club. MISS Zlil,l.lItll'IlfIiR teaches classes in sfmplimiime z1ncl jllllltll' lziiglisli, Unitecl States history, :incl clelmt- ing. I ler clelmting elz1ss is zissoeintetl with the Smith- ern fllllltlflllil lJelmz1te Zlllfl lforensie l..C2lg'llC :intl the Sllll ti:1l11-iel Yulley llelmzite l.CElg'l1C. llesicles her ether clnties she llIlS :1 li1'st-periwcl study hull. l',Xl3lUlAlllQ the mysteries of pliotogixlpliy' elif' 31.5 .h fe. Q W A . e. . Q- V A sl gg 'Sl . ,nn ' . P' Y f e . : M vm 3 - -. -u lw .e- -w-1 XYELFARE COUNCIL ROW 3: Mr. Hayden tadviserl. B. Straub. H. Sellers, R. Dana, E. Netzley. P. Malone. Mr. Sturges tadviserb. ROW 2: Mrs. Shelden tadviserl. S. Nishiyama. M. Durrell. J. Barrett. Miss Dryden tadviserl, L. Sears. ROW 1: V. Wilcox, B. Kneiling, M. Cook, M. Lee, B. Harding, B. Bowling, T. Ellington. SEl'TEMllER ll-llill Harding, our new student body president, presided at his first assembly. The new student lmody officers were introduced. Slfl'TliN HER l5-Fair llayl School let out at IZZSU. lirerylmody who could gralu a ride from parents or friends went. ln the school section Citrus students demonstrated office ma- chines and clay modeling. SIQl'Tl2NllER 2-I-The Scholarship officers-Louise lllackwood, lleatrice lleyan, Olive Mclntosh, and Ethel VVulff-niet at Mrs. lX'lcl,eod's for Sunday night supper. They made plans for the year. SlTl'TEMlll-ZR 25-The Senior Hi-Y held their first supper meet- ing at the Azusa Presbyterian Church. SEPTEMIEER 27-The four classes at Citrus have held their class meetings and have elected their officers for the ensuing year. The seniors elected Pat Malone as their presidentg David Dyer, vice- prcsiclcni: Imuisc lllrlcluwml, SL'Cl'ClZll'j'1 zlml lfrccl Lilllllllllllll. tra-:1s lrcr. 'I'I1cj1111im' class clcclcd Russ 13111111 :ls 111Cil' 1Jl'CSidC11lI lmuisc lll1lll.k'l', x'icc-pu-simlclmtl l.:1u1':L Quick, SCCI'C1.Zll'yI-H111 Dyer, ll'C1lSlll'H LV: :xml -lxmc H1ll'1'Cll, YN'clfzu'c Council 1'cp1'csc11l:ltivc. The 5011110- umrc class clcclccl Iuclwzlrd Xclzlcx' :Ls lllcll' lJl'QSldC11lQ llctlx' XX ll- ux, X'iCC'lJl'CSiClCllT.l llctly lizlkcr, SCCl'ClZll'j'Q Yirginizl XV1'igjl11, 11'c:1su1'c1', :md Sully NiSllij'Il!llIl, XX'clfz11'c Council 1'cp1'csc11tz1tix'c. l'hc frcslmunzum class clcclcci 'llmlnmy lillingtmm as their prcsiclcnti llulmlmic Mclicllcc, YiCC-lJI'C5idCll1I llclly Ewzwt, SCCl'Cl2ll'j'I fiCHl'QQ'C Nzmkzmclzl, sc1'g'c:u1t-:Lt :11'1ns3 YiI'Q,'il1iIl XX'ilcux, XVclfzu'c Council rep- la-scnt:11ix'c: :mal Luusc l:l'4lXN'l1, t1'czLsu1'c1'. S'l'L'lJliX'l' IEUIJY KJIVIHCERS ROW 2: L, Scars tycll leudcrb, B. Bowling 1scc.J. ROW 1: B. Knicling Lt1'cus.3, B Harding tpresl B. Straub lvice-preS.D. I 1 A - K 1 V l A DEBATE ROW 2: Miss Zellhoefer tadviserb, S. Gray, D. Pflueger, C. Gamble, M. Daum. ROW 1: B. Morris, S. Howell, J. Crew, E. Wulff. CC JUC RAR KNIGHTS ROW 2: Mr. Sturges fadviserl. R. Fa Galde, B. Willis, B. Harding, M. Sparlin, R. Dana, B. Knieling. ROW l: P. Malone, H. D. Allen, B. Brown, B. Casillas, B. Straub. .. 53 X, gs F W9 K fx ii X ' T i X x v ,X X .5 x 'J Xi? 5 , S -PF' . lil I '-J I ffn SElr'TElXlBER 28-Big' rally in assembly for Anaheim game. First football game of the season Qpraetiee gamej. Are we going to take them! ! I Mrs. Sheldon entertained the Girls, League Cabinet-Mollie l.ee, Mary lieth Cook, Maryedith llurrell, lane Barrett, Olive MC- lntosh, and Louise Blackwood-at a dinner party. They discussed plans for this yearis Hi-links. SEl'TElXl.lQSl-IR 29-Girl Reserves held their first meeting. They met south of the grandstand for a picnic. Wie did take Anaheim, l4 to 7. VVonderful day!! OCT! Jlllili 3-Coach lianzelineyens football teain began their practice season hy winning over El Monte, 14 to 6. Ed Netzley, lfred Chapman, and jiin llyer did soine outstanding' playing. tJt I't JIIICR -I--s-'l'he tiirl Reserves under the leadership of llfladeline Stover, their president, had a successful supper ineeting. Their other officers are llette Hill, vice-president: l,aurise Nel- son, secretary: and Ethel Vtlulff, treasurer. tJL l'Ull1QR 5-VVe were entertained in ZlSSC1l1iJiy by Mr. Swallow. a magician. He left us puzzled as to how, blindfolded, he knew the color of lluster l3rown's sweater, trousers, and shoes. He ended his program hy warning' students against fortune tellers and inind readers. Ut l'UllER Cr-At a night game at San llernardino our Varsity football team, in spite of rain during the first half and a genuine downpour during' the last half, won a 6 to O victory over San llern- ardino lligh. This was our second and final practice gaine before tillQl.S' l.IiAtiLIE CABINET ROW 2: J. Barrett tsecj, L. Blackwood tnursel, O. McIntosh tnursel. ROW 1: M Durrell tprogram chairmanl, M. Lee tpres.J, M. Cook tvice-pres.J. N x SENIOR HI-Y ROW 5: B. Brown, P. Malone, R. Dana, W. Englehart. R. Duff, H. D. Allen, N. Stevens. ROW 4: F. Odell, J. Gordon, K. Linder, P. Hanes, O. Janeway, R. Courtney. ROW 3: K. Goya, B. Knieling, G. Bashore, J. Dyer, F. Chapman. ROW 2: J. Warren lvice-pres.J, D. Dyer Csecj, S. Baxter Ctreas.J, J. Konno tvice-pres.J, Mr. Snyder Cadviserl. ROW 1: B. Harding Cpres.J. the first Tri-County League game which will be on October 13. OCTOBER ll-Mr. Hayden and the Girls' League Cabinet enter- tained the Vllelfare Council and the Cougar Knights at dinner in the high school cafeteria. OCTOBER 12-The XV football team niet Downey in their first .1 UNION Hl.-Y ROW 4: M. Magnuson, G. Brown, F. Wath- en. E. Sprague, D. Snyder fprogram chair- rnanb, J. Stover, F. Brownell, T. Ellington. ROW 3: M. McKee, W. Hanes, D. Knieling. R. Ferguson fsecj, R. Smith, J. Naylor. Mr. Morris fadviserl. ROW 2: G. Nakada fvice-pres.J, C. Maxcy, A. Robinson, A. Erickson ftreasj. ROW l: H. Toledo Cpres.J. swwss mpfww.-rw. -essmswsfmmwmwvwwwf afar. 1 . f -X eww wsqiRRssswmswR 'l'ri-County Leztgue gztine of the yeztr :ind lost, l5 to U. The felt pretty low, since this was their first defeat in two veztrs ztnd their second in three seasons of 'l'ri-County l,C2lQ'llC plziviiiq. UCUIY Jlilili li-The Varsity footbztll teztm met Downey in the first l.C1lg'1lC gztine ol' the season :ind barely retziined their shirts by it l4 tu l-l score. t7t l'tJl1liR ltr-'Momlzty night Nlztrizm XlVicks entertztined the llig' :tt her home in Monrovia. The officers ttf the club for this yeztr ztre Catherine Carr, presi- dent: lXl:tri:tn lillington, vice-president: and Viviun blensen, secre- tziry. Miss Dryden, their adviser, ztcts :ts their treasurer. The llig members have ztdded much to the school spirit this yezir by niztking coloritil poinpoiis, which :ire seen :it the foul' bztll gztmes. CJCTUIEIER l7--.Mi assembly, with Swiss yodelers entertaining, wits held for the benefit of injured athletes, ztnd everybocly was tillil. RESERVES ROW 4: Miss Penny tadviserl. B. Ott, B. Bevan, E. Wulff ttrcusd, S. Howell. Miss Rziab tudviserl. ROW 3: Miss Sandifur tzidviserl. M. Ellington, D. Gillis, M. Alden. J. Tucker tliziglel. A. McNiel. F. Riley. A. Hanes. ROW 2: E. Magnuson, M. Wolfe, L. Bullard. L. Dickey, L. Nelson fsec.t, L. Hurbeson, E. Ott, L. Penland. ROW 1: V. Torrey. M. Pryor. B. Hill tvice-presj, M. Stover tpres.J, P. Hogan, S. Gray, N. Spencer. 1 --,r-w 1 v 1 -wsnm..r x -r Y X, X R NAND CORNET: R. Knieling, O. Janeway. J. Crew. B. Warren. T. Seerley, R. Holbert. HORN: F. Odell, A. Hanes, B. Alden. M. Weik. E. Vickrey. H. Needham. A. Erickson, H. Hutch- ings. E. Wirnp. W. Nance. TROMBONE: T. Ellington. E. Baker. BARITONE: H. Shep- pard. A. Robinson. F. Wathen. BASS: D. Snyder. R. Duff. W. Pierce, G. McKee. DRUMS: asked tu luring a small cnntrilnitinn nl' either a nickel nr a tliine. Ot l'Ul3l.iR l9-The ffmthall. tcain niet ancl cleleatecl tfnmiizt. ll tn tm. nn Merritt lfielcl. lfcl Netzlex' niacle lmuth tuttcliclnwns ancl lmth conversions. The llraniatics Cflnlm, a new Citrus nrgaiiizatinii, helcl its first meeting ancl electecl officers: l'anl lXlcCny, stage nianagerg Shirley llnwell, electrician: lleatrice llevan, script girl: and Clair tlantlmle. lmusiness manager. The father ntemlmers are l'hyllis llray, blames tkwlc. tinnzaln tiarcia, Shirley tiray, Willie lXlae llnwell. lletly Morris. l.anrise Nelson, llnnalcl l'l'ltteg'er. and Ethel XYull'f. tJC'l'Ul3liR 20-The L'uttg'ars niet the Qlwwiia l'anthers at Uviwfiizi ancl departed with a 27 tn O victtwy. The touchclnwns were niacle lw lfa Llalcle. llarcling. Casillas, and Dana. Xl'illis cunvertecl twice. ' l l 1 f l D. Jack, H. Monroe, R. Stites. L. Brown, L. Penland, V. Cadwell. FLUTE: M. B. Cook. B, Odell, B. Grant. CLARINET: D, Baker, A. Blocker, L. -Sears, J. Warren. N. Stevens. E. Engelhardt. S. Baxter. C. Gamble, C. Holcomb, M. Stover. M. Bakenhus. V. Iverson, J. Sublette. J. Cobb, G. Peterson, D. Huber, J. Thompson, E, Ott. ALTO SAX: B. Bowl- v ing, M. L. Wright, J. Mattison, M. C. Pryor, M. Mitchell, TENOR SAX: M. Ellington, l,inder once. linieling' was responsible for some lmeautilul passes. , and lloover did some lmrilliant tackline' 5. .fs s , . . . Ut Itllilali Zo-'A-buccesslul night rally on tlie lJlCllCllCl'S to prepare for toinorrow's tfanie with llonita. llear cat lmurned, serpentine et cetera. 'l'lie Cougar Culms took a terrilile beating lroin llonita, losing lui' a score ol SS to O. tlt l't llilili 27-llig' clay in Citrus life: tlie first .Iunior Club llance ol the season and the Varsity football teain won an l8 to O victory over Ilonita on Merritt Field. 'l'lie touchdowns were made lay .Xlleu, llrown and llarding. linieling's passing was spectacular, and llarding s line plunging' liard and effective. Everyone played a liang'-up good game: lmut .Xrinstrongg as guard, and Hoover, as tackle, were especially outstanding. par :... Q:-I w it rf 'Nic Qs 4 sf tm ,A '52 2 x ff?- swf 3 , 'gg ORCHESTRA VIOLIN: E. Wulff, C. Carr, M. Wolfe, E. Price, V. Raab, R. Stites, M. Weik, E. Vickrey. G. Peirce, F. Wathen, N, Spencer, H. Hutchins, M. Wells, E. Magnuson, M. C. Pryor, P. Tscharner, M. Alden, L. M. Page. VIOLA: D. Baker. BASS: H. Needham, E. Smith. M. L. Lee, A. Taylor, W. Pierce. FLUTE: M. B. Cook, B. Odell, B. Grant. PIANO: D, Slack. A. Hankins, M. Semerau, V. Wilcox. CELLO: A. Hanes, J. Sublettc. ALTO SAX: B f vp! ,4b?UCTOllER 28-Dramatics Club had a costume party. ' J . S' NOVEMBER l-Girl Reserves had a party at the high school. ,i 1? Part of the evenings entertainment was a skit given by Marian . W Vllolfe and Betty Ann Hill. 3? is . . . . . 'l K NOVEMBER Llfq-bCllOlZll'Sl111J meeting at Louise lllaeltwoods ' home. '31 Mrs. Sheldon took Mollie Lee, Mary lieth Cook, Maryedith llurrell, Louise lllaclcvvood, and Olive Mclntosh to San liernardino to a Girls' League Convention. NUVEM HER 6-The llig CH members met at the home ull Louise Sears. NOVEMBER 7-Representatives from three freshman English classes participated in a myth contest. The students competed for ,....WM-.,,,.t.,,..,.s..,....... . . V . ,.e.t....,.W..-t...m-W,,.tls..a 4. .. .... .es 5 ?SWl'F 'o ' '-'msswy assess' x l . K . , V . , x X Bowling, M. L. Wright. M. Mitchell. CLARINET: A. Blocker, L. Sears, N. Stevens. E. Engclhardt, C. Gamble, S. Baxter, C. Holcomb, G. Peterson, D. Huber. J. Cobb, M. Stover M. Bakenhus, V. Iverson. BARITONE SAX: J. Warren. TENOR SAX: M. Ellington TRUMPET: R. Knieling. E. Sprague, B. Warren. J. Crew, A. Robinson. T. Seerley. HORNS: F. Odell. O. Janeway, B. Alden. TROMBONE: T. Ellington, E. Baker. DRUMS' L. Penland, L. Brown. H. Monroe, D. Jack. .t ln st prize ol one dollar. seeond prize ot fifty eents, and a room prize in the form of a statue of some mythological character. X'iro'inia XX'ileox won lirst mrize: Robert llolliert, second: and s l llarlmara tirant and Ruth NN'are won honorable mention. llliss llewitt's classroom won the room prize. NtJX'liMlllilQ 9-llolilmie Kuhn gave a fashion show at the tiirls' League assemlmly. One could tell wliieli costumes pleased by the oll's and :th's one heard. The models were llflary If. lVrie'l1t, AlIll'lUl'lC Sharp, Mary l.ou Xyldglll, l.aura Quick, Imogene lllefoy. and lane llarrett. NCJYIQMIZICR lO-Sad dai' lor Citrus and the Varsitx' lootliall - . 1 1- team. Our team, playing at L olton, lost to Lolton, 1 to O. Inu glad? d ul' the lirst quarter. Report earcls next Thursday ll lfYlio's GIRLS' SENIOR GLEE CLUB ROW 4: E. Joncs. G. Norton. B. Pelz. B. Baker, B. Kzimniordiencr, M. Durrell, V. Henderson, V. Hender- son. E. Price. 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V ,V...VV Ve5.,9V.V VV ,, V ..-Vg .jgV3g2f,1-g , V t... +V V .-' l,'?V-,1jV.V'V4Q... ,VV V V' V 4 . iVS-' b H ' ?f'. ,f??fVVVL'-'WA nie? 7 ,V1V5!f9A.35:f ' 4 ' ,V ' 'WI A' I 'ij 1' VVV'j1..3'w VZ- ,IV UML 'UFS'-N. W V ,V 3 ' iv ' 'xx V V .7 0? 4 f .---'12 V.'-p':!'?-in W-'Q .. ! -1 19, Q , f' Citrus rooter at the Chino game t ,lr KVNXQJEEWZMZ p! h4liE 6-The debating class, to advertise a debate that was held in Hayden Hall, entertained the assembly by QIVIHQ' an amusing original skit entitled The State vs. Shirley Howell, in which Shirley was accused of murdering the machine age. VVc held a football rally during the last half of the assembly. Our debate team-composed of Shirley Howell and Janet Crew -won a 3 to 1 victory over Cathedral High in debating the affirm- ative side of the question, Resolved: That the machine is more harmful than beneficial to mankind. The football team outsmarted Chino to the tune of 27 to 13. The touchdowns were made by Netzley, Molina, and Toledo. Toledo converted three times out of four. NOVEMBER 17-The most thrilling football game of the season was played today on Merritt Field with our Varsity nosing Chino out of the Tri-County League championship picture with a 2 to 0 win. We scored our safety in the last two minutes of the game after two touchdowns, one by Jarvis and one by Lode, had been disallowed and in spite of 110 yards in penalties. Dick Cone's block- ing of a punt made the safety possible. NUVEMIBER 18-Miss Dryden took Mary Lou W1'ight, Leila Crew, Agnes Hanes, and Dorothy Venberg to a health convention at Carpinteria Union High School. Miss Penland took the basketball teams to Colton to Basketball l'layday. Our teams did exceptionally well. The seniors, juniors, and freshmen brought home first place honors. All this was followed by Hi-jinks at night. The theme for this year was Aclvertising: and as one entered the auditorium, he was greeted by such characters as Aunt Jemima and Colgate's Tooth Paste. After the entertainment-which was put on by the Dramatics Club-the costumes were judged. The Henderson twins, advertis- .X CAl'l'EI.I..X CHOIR ROW 2: E. Smith, B. Sturges M. Durrell, L. Quick. J. Tucker. P. Moon. ROW l: J. Netx lcy. B. ,Sutherland E. Engelhurdt, J. Schollcr, H. Randolph, B. Bowling. C. Carr. D. Run dolph. BUYS' tillili CLUB ROW 3: B. Stites, B. Hoover. ROW 2: R. Smith, C. Shepard. H. Sellers. J. Cook. C. Gum ble. ROW 1: C. Gamble, R. Beech, B. Grant, G. Le Fever, Mr. Broadwell tdirectorl. C xf ing Flit fly spray, won the prizeg but Patty Millar, Dorothy C Slack, Agnes Hanes, and Elizabeth VVimp received honorable men- 'lx ix tion. S A ,Q After the entertainment in the auditorium everyone went to ' C the cafeteria for refreshments and to dance. 'lx C - X, lv-. XX NOVEMBER 23-Thanksgiving vacation begins. Crist ,Li The X's may have had a rough season, but they finished in Q .K nl 1' Alex, fine style by taking Puente, 26 to 0, on Merritt Field. Every man 'N fx xx . x x -, on the team was used but Netzley, Molina, and Goya were especial- Xxx 'rg fl ly outstanding. i 5 ,R ,X l NOVEMBER 24-Qui' Varsity team came out second in the Tri- 5 County League by winning, 6 to O, over Puente in the last game of ' the season. Harding, after a 29-yard run by Dana to the three- yard line, bucked over tackle for the only touchdown. X This was the best football season for Citrus in five years. NUVEM BER 30-Coach Buzzy Smyth entertained about thirty- 5 X five members of his football squad with a steak dinner, which was SQ held in the school cafeteria. Speeches were given by Mr. Hayden, Buzzy Smyth, and Bill Harding. H. D. Allen was elected foot- ball captain for next year. Motion pictures of all the games were shown. DECEMBER 1-The Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Purdum, had their first meeting. Since it was an initiation program, the new members had to say the Slave's Pledge. Everyone is sorry to hear that Mr. Pryor fell at his home and broke his hip. During his absence Mr. Helm, of Glendale, is teach- ing his classes. We are happy to have Mrs. McLeod back in school again. She l was out several weeks recovering from Malta fever. HQ IDECEMBER 6-Mrs. Sheldon and the Girls' League Cabinet had Mffjf a supper meeting at Louise Blackwood's home. Mrs. She n r?-- , I ei ' sented the officers' pins to the elected officers. Q NM M1 W if! Citrus and Bonita held a dual debate. The q ie tion debated ' A- 'lfplffyffwf , ' .f F was Resolved: That the railroads should be owned and operated ' ' lg f ftp the United States government. Donald Pflueger, Mary im- My T, ll ll fw- X fwivil .ll l YA RS ITY FOOT UA Ll. ,M M will M MM.. WJ ROW 3: Mr. Smyth teoachb. R. Treat. D. Mann. J. Bell, S. Baxter. J. Gordon, A. Caine, L. Trujillo. J. Ware. ROW 2: D. Dyer. J. Jarvis. R. Fa Galde, B. Harding tcaptainb, H. Allen. ROW l: B. Casillas, P. Hanes, B. Willis, T. Armstrong, A. Lode. ROW 3: L. Love. R. Nichols. J. Warren. W. Chandler, R. Duff, F. Odell, R. Kuhry, L. Lopez, B. Englehart, B. Torrance lrnanagerb. ROW 2: B. Knieling, K. Linder, E. Ruddell, K. Gard, H. Akin. ROW l: D. Cone, C. Brown, R. Dana, P. Mann, B. Brown. Clair I lznnlvle, and Shirley Howell delmted the negative side: janet Crew. Shirley firzly, Ethel Xlfulff. and lletty lXf'lo1'1'is debated the ill-lAll'lllZlllYC side uf the question. IHCCICM HER 12-The zlnimztl Cliristmzms assembly opened with il Lhristlnzts medley by the oreliestrzl. The Girls! Senior Cilee Cflnlm :md the Freslnnzm Girls' Cilee Club sung Christmas carols. A mixn ed chorus sung ln at Humble Cattle Shed. mwiww MW .. my . .. , , ,. . , J 'AJMK 'W QIWM IJILLILMISILR 15-lhe seniors are all excited because their I'1ll x f shave come. TAR-.f.f:: Q'ff 1 A The Girl Reserves held their annual Christmas party at Mrs. lVlcl,eod'S home. The girls filled stockings for needy children and exchanged gifts among themselves. lJI2Cl5lVll1IiR 15-Last day of school before the Christmas holi- , days! WM ' ,lf The lilllb l e tyue Chiistm is Chuity Diive 11etted 21 39 - 1' '- 'rrf Sf.. The lunior Club Dance tonight will really make us feel that ve - AL' cation has begun. Herbert jordan, the club president, will be iirjjlgflwiv'-'f27: chargeg and .lhll l'otter's orchestra will provide the 1nus1c. JANUARY 2--School again after 16 days of vacation. During the holidays our Varsity basketball team lost to Tustin in the first round of play in the Minor Division of the tenth annual La Verne Tournament. This was surprising, since tl1ey had thor- oughly beaten El Monte in two practice games. But our team re- gained its form at the Chino Tournament and won the consolation flight championship. Furthermore, two of our players, Casillas and Dana, were placed on the all-tournament team. The juniors received their sweaters today-natty looking blue numbers that look more like coats than sweaters. 'IANUARY 5-The Varsity basketball team, champions from last X FOOTBALL ROW 3: C. Shepard, J. Stone, E. Netzley, F. Armenta, H. Toledo feo-captainb, D. Knieling ROW 2: Mr. Kanzelmeyer rcoachb. H, Goya, A. Ayon, R. Beach tco-captainl, J. Dyer E. Bandy, F. Wilsford, J. Konno. ROW 1: T. Molina, D. Snyder, G. Nakada, B. Howell B. Cone, N. Stevens, K. Goya. ' I 4... L. 1 v y GIRLS' BASKETBALL SENIORS: ROW 2: C. Carr, A. McNie1, M. Cook, M. Stover. ROW 1: M. Wicks, L. Sears. B. Sturges Ccaptainb, K. Eller, J. Barrett, V. Jensen. JUNIORS: ROW 2: A. Dunlap, I. McCoy, M, Boone, V. Henderson, V. Henderson. ROW 1: L. Walters, L. Hunter. S. Harding, A. Dawson Ccaptainb. M. Jones. SOPHOMORES: ROW 2: G. Nortin, B. Kamrnerdiener, D. Slack, B. Baker, S. Nishiyama. ROW 1: V. Iverson, M. Johnston Ccaptainb, G. Peirce, P. Hahn, L. Harbeson. FRESHMEN: ROW 2: P. Tscharner, M. Wells, N. Spencer, B. Daman, L. Penland. ROW 1: A. Ruddell, L. Brown, B. Grant, P. Flores tcaptainb, L. Goff, K. Jordan. year, started oft the 'Fri-Cou11ty l.C2lQ'llC season by winnmg o Bonita, 28 to 27. Al'lllStl'Cl1lg', outstanding as a guard, held llonitzis star lmslcet-tosser to only 4 points. ldizma and Allen made 9 points each. The lVs were defeated, but during the last two periods Tole- do ezune through with lO points making the score 26 to 22. JANUARY 8-Big 'ICU meeting at Catherine C?l1'l',S home. 0' 1 ,MV My Q ' QM 5 MZ, jANUARY 9-Bonita, our closest rival, entertained us at assembly today. Their clever skit portrayed a casting director's office. The girl tumblers were especially good. lletty Lou Miller, Mary Beth Cook, Sue Harding, Don Snyder, Fred Chapman, and Gerald Beesley were called up on the stage to participate in a quiz contest. .IANUARY 11-The following girls have received sewing awards: Shirley Lewis, Marjorie johnson, Agnes Hanes, Katherine Eller, Marian VVells, and Kathleen jordan. Assembly was divided today. At the Boys' Org assembly jack 'VVarren, llill Harding, Francis Odell, Bob Elliott, Harry Sellers, and Ross Dana gave talks on boys' camps. At the Girls' League assembly a representative from Max Fac- tor's told the girls how to use make up to get the most natural and glamorous effect. .IANUARY 12-Our Varsity basketball team really took Claremont, winning by a score of 39 to 19. VVith his clever handling of the ball Dick Cone was the hero of this game. The ll team came out winners with the overwhelming score of 32 to 7. Toledo, Trujillo, and Netzley made 8 points each. JANUARY 19-The football heroes assembled on the stage to re- ceive their letters. Since Mr. Kanzelmeyer was away with the bas- ketball boys, Mr. Schott spoke for the X football team. lluzzy Smyth reviewed the Varsity football season for the benefit of the student body before giving out the hard-earned let- ters. Since seven junior boys received Varsity football letters, we should have a good team next year. Our Varsity basketball team chalked up another victory by win- ning over Colton, 41 to 24. Casillas made 16 points, Dana, 15. The ll's also won with a score of 37 to 18. Molina, Trujillo, and Toledo did some especially good playing. QIANUARY 22--Mr. Pryor returned today, on crutches but able to conduct classes. VVe are happy over his return. LIANUARY 26--Our Varsity basketball team came through with another victory, winning from Chino, 38 to 20. Armstrong played SPEEDBALL SENIORS: ROW 2: C. Carr, M. Stover, L. Daman, V. Jensen. ROW 1: K. Eller Ccaptainb M. Bakenhus, M. Ellington, L. Sears, A. Johnson. JUNIORS: ROW 3: C. Torres, V. Henderson, V. Henderson, M. Boon, I. McCoy, A. Vargas ROW 2: R. Casillas. V. Raab. S. Bray, A. Dawson, L. Walters. ROW 1: L. Hunter, G Cook, M. Jones fcaptainb, S. Harding, E. Graack. SOPHOMORES: ROW 3: V. Iverson, B. Karnmerdiener, G. Nortin, M. Bowman, E. Smith ROW 2: S. Nishiyama, P. Hahn, M. Costell, L. Cambis, M. Johnston, F. Riley. ROW 1 G. Peirce, V. Main, L. Brooks, D. Slack Ccaptainb, L. Crew, B. Warren. FRESHMEN: ROW 3: I. Cruz, H. Tarble, M. Alden, B. McGehee, D. Venberg, L. Brown ROW 2: B. Daman, P. Rosson, M. Wells, G. Peterson, B. Grant, L. Goff. ROW 1: L. Pen- land, A. Ruddell, P. Tscharner Qcaptainj, K. Jordan, G. Cook. an especially strong defensive game. Casillas bucketwed lf points The Bs, won, 38 to 223 Toledo niade l9 of the points. The Junior Dance Club had a co-ed dance at the Azusa Wfb1ll?lll,S Clubhouse. Baron Breehtis orchestra played. End of another quarter. Report cards next Thursday! !?? ,. 'fxfzf gl, 1-'N : Wife ff sfiw ff . LV? 5,ff,fi?'v fmfl -I ,,W, W Sin! any E915 1' ' wg '- 5541 Waiw gffaf mm: ww . W H zfgfui' R- 45 5 : ' vu: V ' . lull: ff rf 'ilgtrfir ' W if , N, SWL frlzl'-+3 ' 252,57 X , n,,f.,W: -- gg H . - ww' mia, S,q,gi,, ' .. . gi 1 34? 655 wwalj' 'I ,- 'ati if vfm f: ' if-L rn.. ' WM, , X ' M? 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FEIIRUARY 1-Our Cougar Knights have outraged their girl friends by cutting their hair like Prussian officers for convicts?j. Take your choice. FEIIRUARY 2-We are crying, VVoe, woe is me! This after- noon the Puente VVarriors scalped our Varsity basketball team to the tune of 28 to 23. Now four are contending for the champion- ship: llonita, Citrus, Colton, and Puente. We aren't licked yet, though! Our ll team, after playing an overtime period, came out win- ners with the score, 26 to 24. FEBRUARY 6-At assembly today representatives from the Unit- ed States Forestry Service showed us two films on how to prevent fire. Because our Varsity basketball team beat Downey today, 33 to 29, we are still in the running for the championship. Allen made 9 points. Our l3's won again, 31 to 26. FEISRUARY 8-The freshman mothers were entertained by the freshman girls and the Girls' League Cabinet. This tea provided an opportunity for the freshman mothers to meet the freshman teachers. The program consisted of songs by the Freshman Girls' tilee Club: vocal solos by Phyllis Tscharner and Roberta Lewis: a violin solo by Nan Eth Spencer: a dance by Patsy Dana: a reading by Marie Philleo: and a playlet, Minikin and Manikinf' given by lleatrice llevan and l.aurise Nelson. During the first quarter Citrus put on a citizenship rally for better attendance. llill Harding asked the Board of Trustees to give for student body activities all the money earned by better at- tendance. Citrus then entered a contest with South Pasadena, LATIN CLUB ROW 5: F. Brownell, G. Brown, E. Sprague. D. Snyder, F. Wathen. ROW 4: V. Iverson. B. McMillan. C. Main, B. Ott, V. Cadwell, T. Ellington, P. Tscharner, M. Alden, P. Bray, W. Howell. M, Mitchell. ROW 3: R. Loehr, E. Smith, B. McGehee. B. Heidernan. B. Baker, D. Gillis. M. Humphry. R. Ferguson. P. Semerau Qmusicianb. B. Foster. J. Craft. ROW 2: B. Ewart. M. Pryor. J. Stone. D. Venberg. C. Gamble. N. Spencer. G. Peterson. B. Miller fcustodianb. R. Smith, A. Ruddell. ROW l: J. Thompson, B. Odell, T. Seerley, A. Durrell, J. Mattison. B. Rouse lconsulb, L. Hibler, B. Naylor, R. Kidwell 1p0ntiffJ, G. Peirce, Miss Purdum CadviserJ. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB ROW 4: G. Peterson. E. Wimp, L. Hibler, M. Philleo, A. Durrcll. B. Grant, V. Wilcox. ROW 3: G. Peirce, V. Iverson, B. Baker, H. Needham, M. Overley, R. Loehr, F. Riley. ROW 2: M. Daurn. L. Walters, G. Garcia, D. Pflueger, R. Dana, R. Courtney, H, Sellers. A. Dawson. S. Harding. Mrs. McLeod iadviserb. ROW l: A. Johnston. L. Nelson, A. Hanes, F. Odell. L. Blackwood fpres.7, J. Warren, B. Bevan rvice-pres.D, M. Cook, O. Mclntosh Lsec.J. L. Sears. lYl1ittic1'. Alllllllllblil, Ill Monte, Moiirovizt, :ind lxllllltfl. foi thc termcnt of school zlttendzmce. For Il while we held second place: but. for the present, sickness and other causes have placed us fourth. Before the year is over we hope to reach first e Milf 5 Zim fa-oak contest. If At otfr second,citizenship forum we discussed honesty dr WE' . '91i' . .. .-A , '- FEBRUARY 9-iOur Varsity basketball team came thr p ' h another win, leaving Corona the loser, 36 to 15. Casillas uade 05 points: Dana, 10. ' The ll's won their final League game, 27 to 23. them second in the League, for they lost their first game ' The Cs ended their season with 2 wins and 5 defeatsg the lJ's ended with 4 wins and 3 defeats. FEBRUARY 13-The first issue of the junior newspaper, o ar Cirowlsf' came off the press today Cthe press is the comm ' ' partmentj. They sold for Ze each and went like hot cakes. We like it and want more. Elizabeth Graack is the editor-in-chiefg ,lane Barrett and Bud Englehart, the assistant editorsg and Miss Raab, the adviser. FEBRUARY 14-Girl Reserves celebrated Valentines Day by hav- ing a party in the committee room. FEBRUARY 16-The senior play, june Mad, was a great suc- cess. If one really wants to remember, a program is a handy thing to keep: JUNE MAD A Comedy in Three Acts MUSIC Orchestra, William H. Potter, Conductor CAST PRODUCTION STAFF Penny Wood ....................., Maryedith Durrell Mary-Etta Broadwell ........ General Director Chuck Harris A4,,4,, .,,,,,,,,,,.,.... B ill Harding Mr. William H. Potter .......,............ Orchestra Ml-S. wood ,.,,.,,,,,,,, Bertha Sturges Miss Penny ....................., Adv. Art, Stage Set Elmer Tuttle .,,4,,,,, Herbert Jordan Mr. L. G. Smith ........,,...........,............ S tage Set Dr' Wogd ,,,,,,,, , A ............ David Dyer Miss Allee ................. ...........,.,......,.. S tage Set Effie ,-,A,,4.,,,A4,,,.4,,,,,.,.,.,,,, .,,,,.,,,,.,.... E lla Smith Miss Boyd ...,,..... ........... C lass Adviser Milly Lou .,,,,,.,l.,,,,,,,.,,.4,,,,,,.. Betty Sutherland Mr. Ebersold ........ .................. C lass Adviser G. Mervyn Roberts .,.................... Sam Baxter Francis Odell ...................... Business Manager Roger Van Vleck .,......... ......... J ohn Gordon Mary Wright ........,.,..... Script and Properties Mr. Harris ..,..................... ............ B ob Straub Bob Torrance ....,,.. .,..........,............ E lectrician Shirley Wentworth ,,,,,,, ,,.,,,.., M ary Wright Harry Sellers ............ .....,...... S tage Manager Ralph Wentworth .......... ........ B ufort Smith Julie Harris .,................ .......... B etty Bowling James O'Malley ..........,,..,. Fencing Instructor J ohnme Proctor .......... ......................, F lowers Jew cfrfcf M- M 'C+3wu ' 0'-N04 . ... M. . ,N X X sin . ll ICZASKETIEAELI. ROW 2: Mr. Schott fcoachl, E. Netzley. D. Snyder, H. Sheppard, K. Goya, F. Armenta, J. Dyer. ROW 1: H. Sellers, H. Toledo, T. Molina, J. Konno, L. Trujillo, G. Stover. C IZASKETIEALI, ROW 2: Willard Embree tcoachl, V. Cadwell, J. Lee. M. Magnuson. J. Harp, W. Hanes, B. Alden. ROW 1: G. Brown, A. Ayon tcaptainb, H. Goya, R. Smith. ll IZASKETBALEI- ROW 2: C. Abbott tcoachl, A. Erikson. C. Nichols, D. ROW 1: H. Monroe, D. Torres, L. Trujillo, E. Bandy, J Cornejo, P. Miranda. FEBRUARY 17-The llig' C held their rummage sale at the Fernanda Contreras home at Azusa. FEBRUARY 19-VVe are Champs ll At the Tri-County League play-off at Chino our Varsity basketball team, in an overtime game, nosed out Puente, 38 to 36. Dana played his best game of the season, but it was Armstrong's field goal in the three-minute overtime that gave us the 2 points we needed to Win. Casillas is the basket-tosser, though. In three years he has made a total of 252 points. FEBRUARY 20-The contestants in the oratorical contest, spon- sored by the l.ion's Club of Covina, had their try outs in assembly today. They contrasted the liberties enjoyed in America with the liberties enjoyed in other countries. The contestants were Gon- zalo Garcia, Shirley Howell, Betty Baker, Donald Pflueger, and lletty Morris. Gonzalo, winning' first place, and Shirley, winning' second, will represent us at Covina.. Rauch, D. Knieling, L. Villalovas, J. Locke, E. Sprague. I A i A ICBASKETIZALI, ROW 2: Mr. Smyth tcoachl, T. Armstrong, R. Dana. M. Sparlin, B. Casillas Ccaptainl, D. Cone, H. D. Allen, B. Willis, F. Odell tmanagerl. ROW 1: B. Brown, B. Knieling, B. Harding, B. Hoover, K. Linder, J. Streeter, G. Bashore. fffuqf f 1 The Ilig C has three new members: Margaret jones, Zlll Vera and Verna Henderson. pf X V,if1fC,f,, FIZIIRUARY 23-Interclass track meet which resulted in the fol- T 7z,a,L lowinff scores: seniors, 9-lp so mhomores, 763 juniors, 431 fresmen, lo. 265- M . . . . ' ff f ln the Cl.l'. play-off our Varsity basketball team was defeated - f , ., . . !J!7,1,, , 5,1 , by South Pasadena, 55 to 32. Lasillas came through with l8 of , C' We , , the 32 points. X ff 05-5 1 ji 1 5 IVIEIIRUARY Zo-At the oratorical contest at Covina tionzalo tiar- cia won first place, and Shirley llowell won third. FIQIZRUARY 29-The second issue of the Cougar th-owls came out. lVe still like it. The amateur assembly was quite a success. The highliglit was Muir Mcliee's satirical interpretation of a Hawaiian dancer. Hutch Courtney was master of ceremonies. MARCH l-XtVe have two practice teachers with us: Mr. Stubbs, who is teaching' under M r. tiraffam: and Mr. l'eters, who is teach- ing' under M rs. Sheldon and Dean Smith. Our first dual track meet of the season was with Colton. XVe won. 58 to 46. Our track team lost,-42M to SZM. MARCII 4-Thirty freshmen met in the auditorium for an old- fashioned spelling bee. Virginia W'ilcox and Marie l'hilleo won SENIOR STANDING: SEATED: B. M A RC H M. W'ickS, A. D. Wells, M. Haig:-HX ' 1' fi-fef?fgg . Jn9 'r f .. H tr...535.' ...... PLAY W. Harding, B. Sturges. J. Gordon, D. Dyer, M. Durrell, B. Smith, E. Smith. Sutherland. S. Baxter, B. Bowling, B. Straub, M. Wright, H. Jordan. M USICA I ,E McNic1, B. Morris. B. Bevan, S. Howell, L. Nelson, A. Johnson, D. Ashurst, Carver, K. Eller, V. Jenson. first plzlcc :md mic dollar czmch. Ilorotliy Szindcrs won second plzlcc :md fifty ccnts. Miss Rztztlfs group won the room prize. 21 plztquc. The Hi-Y :md tiirl Reserve mcmbcrs held at joint dinncr in thc social room of thc Azusa l'rcsbytcriztn Church. Several members were added to the Letterman's Club. The new members are Ilrown, Dana, Hanes, Jarvis, Hoover, Linder, Ed Netzley, and Odell. MARCH 7-A Ilig C tea for the Mexican Girls' Athletic Club, a new organization. All Mexican girls who have gone out for at least one sport a semester are eligible for membership. The of- ficers are Clara Torres, president: Amelia Vargas, vice-presidentg Esther Vargas, secretary-treasurer. Today the girls tried to rival the boys' haircuts by wearing their hair in pigtails. MARCH 8-Our Varsity track team met Corona in the second dual meet of the season. VVe won, 67 to 37. The Latin Club held a meeting. Reviving the death of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March, a play, written by Betty Baker, was presented in which the life and stabbing of Julius Caesar was de- pieted. MARCH 9-Gail l'eirce entertained the Scholarship Club at her home. MARCH ll-15-VVe had our third citizenship forum at which traf- fic and safety problems were discussed. MARCH 15-At eight o'clock the March Musicale was held in the Citrus auditorium. Arranged by Mr. Potter and Mr. Broadwell, the program included all of our musical organizations. The following is a summary of the recital: BAND: March, The Stars and Stripes Forever by Sousa: Overture, Jolly Robbers by Suppeg March, On the Mall by Goldman, Drum Major, Lois Damang Romantic Rhythms arranged by Yoderg The Man with the Mandolin by Cavanaugh. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: Nocturne by Caing My Moonlight Madonna by Fibich-Scotti. OR- CHESTRA: Overture, Calif of Bagdad by Suppeg Minuet from Beredice by Handelg Selection from Rose Marie by Friml. JUNIOR COLLEGE CHORUS: Dream of Sum- mer by Leharg Kiss in the Dark by Herbert. OLD ENGLISH DANCE AND ORCHES- TRA: Country Gardens arranged by Zamecnikg Narrator, Patty Millarg Directed by Ethel Sheldon. A CAPPELLA CHOIR: Nightingale by Tschaikowskyg Tiritomba, Italian Folk Song. GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA: Nocturne from Midsummer Night's Dream by Mendelssohn tarranged by Reiboldlg Star-Spangled Banner by Key. MARCH 16-23 Cinej-Spring Vacation. Balboa was the popular spot. VARSITY TRACK ROW 2: T. Armstrong, R. Nichols. E. Baker, J. Warren, E. Netzley, F. Wilsford. F. Chap- man. B. Harding tfield captainb, E. Englehart, Mr. Stubbs Ccadet coaehb, B. Howell, R. Courtney, J. Streeter, L. Lopez, L. Trujillo, E. Bandy, H. Goya, Mr. Sturges Ccoachl. ROW 1: B. McPhetridge, B. Knieling, F. Odell, R. Dana, B. Hoover, D. Jack, J. Peterman Ktrack captainb, R. Duff. ft gf 4 ,M E 'lf ii' .ff I uf . , Q X 5 MARCH lo-Track teams from thirty-five Southern California high schools met at Huntington Beach. Our team won second place in the Minor Division. The outstanding' event for us was joe Io'eterman's winning' the mile. MARCH 21-23-The Pomona Invitational Tournament provided our Varsity baseball team with the opportunity to show their abili- ty, and the team came through with one of the best performances of the event. defeating' strong' nines from Compton, Mt. Carmel of l.os Angeles, and Phoenix, Arizona. before bowing' to Escondido in the semi-final game. T RACK ROW 2: Mr. Morris fcoachb, J. Sanders, B. Howell, D. Knieling. ROW 1: E. Netzley tcaptainb. F. Wilsford, E. Hud- son, H. Goya, A. Galvan. MARCH Zo-Our assembly was an exciting trip along the west coast of Mexico and into the interior of Central America, with a side trip to the Cocos Island thrown in as an extra thrill. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lamb, with the help of colored slides, took us on this trip. which took them three years to complete. Mrs. Lamb is an alumna of Citrus. MARCH 27-As is usual at this time of year, the Girl Reserves elected their officers for the 1940-1941 school year. Betty Ann Hill was elected president, Nan Eth Spencer, vice-president: Mary Carol Pryor, treasurerg and Esther Magnuson, secretary. M A RCI-I 29-ln the VVest Division of the preliminaries for the Tri- County Meet we placed first with 49M points and Z1 men. APRIL l-Today was no April Fool for Miss Purdum. Her Latin and Spanish classes brought in some excellent projects. APRIL 4-The championship Varsity basketball team received their letters today. Coach Smyth presented the championship tro- phy to the team. Bart Casillas, captain of the team, received two trophies. The Consumer's Education class has been studying How to llecome a Iletter Informed Consumer. Local businessmen and businesswomen have been giving talks to the class. The class was profoundly interested in the bakery samples and showed a oneness of mind in determining if they came up to the claims of the seller. Our Varsity baseball team has lost two practice games to Po- mona. APRIL 5--End of another quarter!! Report cards! Always re- port cards! Tonight in the auditorium the Marionette Club, of the Art de- partment, gave a three act adaptation from the fairy tale, Rum- pelstiltskinf' All the marionette characters and scenes were constructed by talented Citrus students. The cast included Neighbor, by Leola Penland: Maiden, by Maxine Straub: King, by Jim Dyer: and Queen, by Gail Peirce. The street scene was painted by Francis Wathen, the castle attic by Gonzalo Garcia, and the dwarfs house by Robert Hobbs. Special vaudeville numbers were an interpretive Oriental dance by Gonzalo Gareia's puppet and a negro tap dance by Richard Kid- wellis puppet. HOLRBY SENIORS: ROW 2: C. Carr, M. Bakenhus, K. Eller lcaptainb, A. Johnson, L. Sears. ROW 1: M. Ellington, M. Stover, L. Daman, V. Jensen. JUNIORS: ROW 3: B. Hill, R. Casillas, V. Henderson, V. Henderson, M. Boon, I. McCoy, A. Vargas. ROW 2: C. Torres, V. Raab, S. Bray, A. Dawson, L. Walters. ROW 1: M. Jones, G. Cook, L. Hunter tcaptainh, S. Harding, E. Graack. SOPHOMORES: ROW 3: L. Harbeson, M. Bowman, B. Baker, D. Slack, C. Sloyer, M. Overley, E. Smith. ROW 2: B. Naylor, P. Hahn, M. Costell, L. Cambis, F. Riley, J. Cobb. ROW 1: M. Straub, V. Main, L. Brooks, M. Johnston fcaptainb, L. Crew, B. Warren. FRESHMEN: ROW 4: R. Vargas, P. Flores, P. Dana, I. Cruz, B. Foster, V. Wilcox, P. Bettin. ROW 3: L. Brown, H. Love, M. Alden, M. Harrison, B. McGehee, G. Chester. ROW 2: B. Daman, P. Rosson, A. Ruddell, G. Peterson, P. Tscharner, L. Goff. ROW 1: L. Penland, M. Wells, B. Grant Ccaptainh, K. Jordan, G. Cook. WW fffJJ!'j 757,ff1f'7,Lo pT,,.,1' ,7W5 1ur,r7,,! QWWWwW,WQ . 'j - W Af 315. .- Nfl, Q .W?'f 1. 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VXWV V .-,. iff., . .V 5, V V --..,1,4.-5,-.-in51C.g-Vgzzrgif-wg.-,4,,wil-7.3V'ggM5',?1F:5?'f3?M3BV:.qig,?fiQ'5ki:-S5451N,-5!5ffG?Ff5EgQQTfff5n?EvfVg,j3g'i3y:Qi V54 1 ' ' -' - f wg- wg. ' V JV''1-',4g.,f,-.-as-QVf-Q,9.f,a:f-:.Vyz-,V.ag,--'.12:'v -,V , lk.. Q. .... 1-. 'Tf'v1?5Si1f'ie':t 5Ff3 9j? A 2547 53 ,. 4 Mf35A? ':21v'eir4?V 'I - am. The Junior-Senior Banquet ezapza 4 APRIL 6-The League Track Meet was held at Colton. We were second with 27 1-0 points. Clearing 5 ft. HM in., Dana and Street- er tied for first place in the high jump. Because of a piece of bad luck Peterman came in second instead of first in the 880 yd. run. In the mile run Baker established a record at Huntington Beach but came in second at Colton. In the lightweight division Netzley, our pole vaulter, establish- ed a new League record, bettering the old record of 10 ft. 6 in. by 14 in. This is ZW in. better than the Varsity record. In this divi- sion Citrus was third, scoring 20 points. APRIL 8-The girls elected the following for their Girls' League officers for next year: Margaret Jones, presidentg Audrey Dawson, vice president: Sally Nishiyama, secretaryg and Mary LouVVright, program chairman. APRIL 9-Our Citrus Band, directed by Mr. Potter, went to Bon- ita for an exchange program. APRIL ll-The Girls' League assembly was fortunate to have Clove Kerr speak to them. Miss Kerr, who has been permanently handi apped by an accident, spoke on Banners of Courage. APRIL I2-Our Varsity baseball team played an ll inning tie game with Colton. The final score was S to 8. APRIL 13-14-The Girl Reserves, accompanied by Miss Sandifur and Miss Raab, went to Big Bear. APRIL 10-In assembly representatives from Sheriff Biscailuz' pistol team gave a thrilling exhibition of marksmanship, using pistols and a machine gun. APRIL 17-Hockey Playday was held at Puente. APRIL I8-In an essay contest. sponsored by the Kiwanis Club in Cilendora, Marjorie Sharp, a senior, won first place and three dol- V.. . .. . p I . .A ,. R. . . 1, -., aw GIRLS' BASEBALL SENIORS: ROW 3: L. Daman, L. Pearson. ROW 2: V. Jensen, C. Carr, M. Ellington. ROW 1: E. Vargas, M. Stover, K. Eller, L. Sears. JUNIORS: ROW 3: I. McCoy, V. Raab, V. Henderson, V. Henderson. ROW 2: R. Casillas, S. Bray, C. Torres, L. Quick. ROW 1: L. Hunter, G. Cook, A. Dawson, A. Vargas, S Harding. SOPHOMORES: ROW 3: E. Smith, R. Loehr, B. Baker, D. Slack, L. Crew, L. Campos, M. Costell. ROW 2: J. Craft, F. Riley, B. Warren, M. Overley, G. Nortin. ROW 1: P. Hahn, M. Bowman, V. Main, C. Sloyer, J. Cobb, M. Johnson. FRESHMEN: ROW 3: G. Peterson, V. Wilcox, B. McGehee, L. Brown, P. Dana, I. Cruz, B. Foster, A. Ruddell. ROW 2: P. Bettin, B. Grant, D. Gillis, B. Ott, H. Tarble, P. Tschar- ner. ROW 1: L. Goff, B. Daman, L. Penland, K. Jordan, C. Main, M. Wells, M. Alden Y- : NS. 'if K1 fl it l s . Q Q . E . -o S+ PK gi lars: lllinnie Arvizu, a senior, won second place and two dollars, Bill Reynolds, a junior, won third place and one dollar. In the low- er division Betty Baker, a sophomore, won first place and three dollars: Marie Philleo, a freshman, won second place and two dol- lars: Curtis Moore, a freshman, won third place and one dollar. .Xl'RlI, 19--.Xl1HlllQl' ilunioi' Clulm l7:111Qc, llilftbll l11'ccl11's o1'cl1cs11':1 lllilylllg. 1 lll 1' V'?lI'Sllj' lmsclmztll 1011111 lost 111 Chino, 6 to 8. ln spite of losing, our 1021111 hzul It llCl'H in S11111'1'y S111i1l1, who pitched thc game. X'.XNSl'l'Y Il.XSlil1.XI,l, ROW 3: J. Konno. T. Munn, B. Smith, M. Spzirlin. P. Malone. P. Munn. Mr. Schott lcozichb. ROW 2: T. Molina, R. Huber. K. Goya, K. Linder, B. Knieling. ROW 1: J. Jarvis, H. Toledo, H, D. Allen, B. Casillus tcuptuinl, R. Brown, B. Willis. bl-X ' 1:.xs1Q1:.x1.1. ROW 3: Mr. Kunzelmeycr tcouchl. T. Ellington, E. Hudson, B. Howell, F. Wilsford. ROW 2: D. Kniuling, R. Jaurcqui, D. Snyder. J. Harp, M. McClay. G. Brown. F. Al'IT10lllil. ROW li W. I-Innes. J. Stover. G. Nilklldil. D. Rauch, V. La Fetra. C. Moore. . 1 1 1 Q j U fl. Ldfpi IJ . f ' EBLW. W APRIL 20-This seemed to be convention day. Louise Blackwood, Ar, Ai, the president of our chapter, and Mrs. McLeod, the adviser, to- ni gether with eight freshmen, attended a convention of the Califor- ko nia Scholarship Federation at Claremont High School ,Ap id HM Mrs. Sheldon took Mollie Lee and Margaret Jones to a Girls' J W xl Lea ue Convention in Los Angeles The theme of the convention 'Wwas f'Rainbow Roads to Reality. naw APRIL 26 Parents Night was the culmination of National School Week. All rooms were open for inspection, and many fine exhibits were shown. Between Sand 9 oiclock a special program was given in the auditorium. The band and orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Potter, and the glee clubs, under the direction of Mr. Broad- well, gave a superior musical recital. Speeches, describing the var- ious activities at Citrus, were given by Bill Harding and Laurise Nelson. , The director of the high school and junior college art exhibit for the Los Angeles County Fair chose from our art department thirty-six pictures, pieces of sculpture, and pieces of handicraft, which are to be exhibited next fall at Pomona. Ceramics by Doro- thy Venberg, Leose Brown, and Leafa Harbeson will be exhibited at the Golden Gate Exposition. MAY 3-Fish Day! School was out at 12:30. We don't have to fish to like Fish Day. Over the week-end the Big CH held their annual house party at Balboa. They elected the following officers for next year: Lou- ise Hunter, president, Shirley Bray, vice-president, Sue Harding, secretary and treasurer. To date the Junior-Varsity baseball team has won two games and lost two. The boys' tennis teams have not been very fortunate, either. So far they have made their bestfshowing with Corona. The girls' tennis have split honors about fifty-fifty with their opponents MAY 9-Quite an important date for the senior girls, for in the afternoon they had their annual Senior Mother's Tea. x'.,'.'.,'., ' '.'1.'.'N v 1 1. X - 'Sl lllllS 1 .u S X ff BOYS' TENNIS ROW 2: N. Stevens, G. Bushore. J. Feldstein. D. Dyer, A. Ayo11. ROW 1: E. Netzley, H. Sheppard, W. Englehar1, P. Hanes, H. McClellan, C. Dickerson. filRl.S' TENNIS G. Peirce, P. Bray, M. Cook, M. Humphry. L. Blackwood, B. Kummerdiener. V. Iverson, N. Spencer, S. Lewis, M. Middleton. 'I'l1e first l1z1ll' nl' the prugrziiii wus the i11s1z1ll:11io11 uf Ciirls' l.r-xigiie nfficers for next year. linllnwiiig this, forty-lwfi 1nn1l1ers were served tezi on the lnwn i11 l'rm11 of llziyden Hall. Since the 11111111211 must gn ln press, the 1'e111ai11i11g'eve11ts of the S. Nishiyamzl, 'xxx-xxx N Wm.. , h ..,....-is ' WN:-,1f- i V a f' . , V' ff. LETTERMANS CLUB ROW 3: M. Sparlin, G. Bashore, B. Hoover, R. Dana. ROW 2: F. Odell, B. Willis Cvice- presj, E. Netzley, P. Hanes, H. D. Allen isec. and treasb, Mr. Schott fadviserb. ROW 1: J. Gordon, K. Linder, R. Brown, B. Casillas Cpresl, B. Knieling, J. Jarvis, B. Harding. BIG CU ROW 3: M. Jones, B. Sturges, M. Stover, M. Ellington fvice-presj, Miss Dryden fadviserl. ROW 2: S. Harding, M. Wolfe, V. Henderson, V. Henderson, G. Cook, S. Bray, V. Jensen fsec. and trez-1s.J. ROW 1: M. B. Cook, A. Dawson, M. Wicks, C. Carr fpres.J, L. Sears, L. Hunter, K. Eller. school year, rounding out the aeadeniie and extra-curricular cnlen f W A-4 4 ff' ff .. as by M Ji nv . I, W I wc 1, 443 J f ' 5 W F I 1 1 7 I . J ,, ji 1 I L.'! L... ' .7 .,, . 9- -' , ily' ,I -f .1 7 iv 6 .V ,v Q ' f 1 ' 'J if dar, are listed together with the dates on which they occurred. xuffffv K .f5v0 fL ' - Wiwf' MAY 13-Last meeting' of Sr. .Iii-Y. VVill install new officers. MAY 15-tiirl Reserves will en- tertain their mothers at a tea. In- stallation of new officers. MAY 18-Girls' Ilaseball Play- day will be held at Citrus. Nautic- al theme. MAY 22-Six people earned Sen- ior Honor Day: Francis Odell, lleatrice Iievan, jack Warren, Louise Sears, Louise Blackwood, and Olive McIntosh. These peo- ple made Scholarship at least p eleven quarters out of a possible j sixteen. l ee SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS M . 1 ,A . g ,' - MIXY lhe-Iunlol buum inn Everett Malone, president, David Dyer, vice presidentg qllcli g'1l'lS 111 fOl'1l1Z1lS, IJUYS ill Louise Blackwood, secretaryg Fred Chapman, treasurer light suits. An Hawaiian theme emphasizing soft lights and Hawaiian music. Everyone gay! MAY 30-Memorial Day. DIUNE 9-llaccalaureate. Everyone subdued and thoughtful. JUNE 10-14-Senior VVeek. All seniors who have no make up work will be excused from classes. .I UNE 12-Senior picnic. JUNE 14-Graduation ll The spotlight belongs to the seniors. No one thinks about the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, who are glad to see a long summer vacation stretching before them. But at this, our commencement, we, the seniors, wish to each Citrus student and to each faculty member a long, happy, and suc- cessful life: May your lives be as pleasant as our memories of stud- ent life at Citrus. Akin, Hollis X Football 1, 25 X Track 1, 25 J-V Baseball 1, 25 Varsity Track 4. Arvizu, Minnie 1 Baseball 35 Basketball 35 Glee Club 3. llc en , Marilyn eserves 1, 25 B d a Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 ball 5 c 45 . Baseball Baxter, Sam MXH Football 2, XEWW Senior Hi-Y 3, 45 '- Senior Play 45 f La Palma Staff 45 Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Blackwood, Louise Tennis 45 Girls' League Officer 45 Latin Club 1, 25 La Palma Staff 45 Alvarez, lllicaila l Girls' Athletic Club5 Baseball 15 Basketball 25 Baseball 35 Glee Club 1, 2. 5Xshurst, llorothy Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 2. laker, Earl Varsity Track 3, 4. Band and Orchestra 1, 2, jlcvan, Beatrice Glee Club 2, 35 Scholarship Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Junior Musical 2, 35 Drama Club 4, Sec. 45 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3. Howling, Betty Senior Play 45 Student Body Sec. 45 Class Officer 1, 25 Welfare Council 45 3, 4. Vice- Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, Orch., Glee Club, and Pres. 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Editor of Campus Notes 45 Song Leader 4. X. Senior Class Sec. 4. Q Brown, Evelyn Carr, ,Eine dp Junior-Senior Banquet Com- Bi re 45 m mittee 3. Cha fficer 15 rts 1, 2, 5 Palma t 45 ong Le 5 Band, ., Glee Club, and Choi , 2, 3, 4. -S . A . J N' ' n, 'V in ' X k x ' 5- ' ..5'dy .' . Jn w 2,33 Wqxf . X ,vw Y- . . tarvcr, lxlllflllll LZlSlllZlS, llart Transferred from Phoenix 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 fllillllllllll, lfrcd X Football 2, 3, 43 X Track 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Treasurer 4. Crew, janet I Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Debating 1, 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Scholarship Club 3. Hanley, Cicorgann I Glee Club 1, 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4. Pres. 42 Cougar Knight 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2. funk, lxlilfy Beth Vice-Pres. Girls' League 43 Big CW 2, 3, 43 Operetta 33 Scholarship Club 1, 43 La Palma Staff 43 Band, Orch., and Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Daman, Lois Girl Reserves 23 Dramatics Club 43 Band 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Speedball 43 Hockey 4. Dickey, Lucilc Girl Reserves 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Basketbal lf 3 Speedbdfrll , 2. f 1 f .VI WWW M . 4 , 1 rv! . I JlllSlllHl'C. 'f f ff! llu lions, Harry Junior D' ' g . V Band 3 f ' - Lat'n 1. fy ffl! 0 r X JA! 4 ,J D v ll. V ' 1 ' K! llurrcll, Marycclith ffl' Dyer, David C1100 Clllb 1, 2. 3. 42 X Football 33 Opcretta 3: Varsity Football 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Girls' League Officer 43 La Palma Staff 4. Senior Play 43 Hi-Y 3. 43 Senior Class Vice-Pres. 4. Eggleston, Richfield Eller, Katherine lffwf wfydy' lington, Marian Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 15 Girl Reserve 1, 3, 4, Big C 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Hockey 1, 2, 4, Speedball 1, 2, 3, 4. Engelharclt, Eugene Big C g Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Speedball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Baseball Coach. Elliott, Robert X Football lg Varsity Football 3. iager, Nicholas X' , Band and Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track 4. tizunble, Carroll Glee Club 3, 43 Transferred from Iowa 3. Goya, Kazugi Baseball 1, 2, 4, X Football 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. . qt I Har ' 3, il 'ani S nt B Pres! ' i Clu , 2, 4 es. 2, 45 ar o cil 45 ou ' 3. 43 Let s 2, 3, 4. A 0 , 3, 4, Football 1 . n a Cgptam 43 n d rchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Q Vice-Pres. 4. . l - ,, 1' -if Ciorclon, ohn Senior Play 4g Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4g X Football 33 Varsity Football 45 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Letterman's Club 3, 4. Hanes, Agnes Band and Orchestra 1, Latin Club 1, 25 Scholarship Club 2, 3, La Palma Staff 4, if 5 2, 4: Girls' League Officer 33 Class Officer 3. Hastings, Robert Basketball 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2. 'Cn f R 3, 4, lloovcr, Robert Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 43 Glee Club 4. llulmcr, Ray Varsity Baseball 43 Varsity Track 43 X Track 3. hlancway, Oscar Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Hi-Y 4. ilarvis, james X Football 1, 2, 33 X Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Letterman's Club 43 Hi-Y Club 33 Varsity Football 4. f 3, SVN W 'Ic1111s1in,A 3 Scholarship Club 43 Latin Club 33 Debating 33 Speedball 43 Hockey 4. linicling, Robert Letterman's Club 3, 43 All Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres. of Boys' Org. 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Cougar Knight 2, 3, 4. Pres. 43 Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. P. -4 llowell, Shirley Debate 3, 43 Dramatics 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Big C 3, 43 ' All Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. jack, Dale Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 X Track 33 Varsity Track 4. -Iarvis, Dick hlcnsen, Vivian Drama Club 43 Latin Club 43 Big C 2, 3, 4, Sec. and Treas L 43 xl Q Basketball 1, 2, 43 Freshman Baseball Coach 4 Hockey 1, 2, 4. orclan, Herbert res. of Dance Club 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Senior Play 4. a.u4 1A.u,,.,,.. 'VN-1 x,u,4.!:' a.4..YL' lionno, 'lHl11CSgLJ53Q'64 7 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Kreutzkanip, Ruth 6 Lapp, Katherine La Palma Staff 4, Glee Club 1, 2. Girl Reserves 2' ff ' Basketball 1, 2. Y xi! ff! WMM 4 f 1 'M f ' f 'X gl! ff! . Lee, Mollie Lou Lewis, George Pres. of Girls' League 43 Glee Club 1, 2. Class Treas. 3g Welfare Council 3, 4, Scholarship Club 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 3. Mace, Katherine Malone, Everett Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Class Pres. 43 Welfare Council 45 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cougar Knight 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4g X Football 1, 2. Mann, Paul Mclntosh, Olive X Football 1g Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, Pres. 35 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. Girls' League Officer 4g La Palma Staff 45 McNiel, Anita Messer, Erlas Glee Club 1, 2, 43 C Basketball 2. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 43 Speedball 15 Basketball 4. Millar, Patricia Monia, Betty La Palma Editor-in-chief 45 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Sec. 33 Girl Reserves 1. Morris, Betty Debate Club 4: Drama Club 43 Girl Reserves 4. ilclcl Francis Ban and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 43 La Palma Staff 43 Junior Class Pres. 33 Senior Hi-Y 3, 43 Varsity Track 3, 4. W5 lffl WWQ Pctcrman, joe X Track 13 Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 43 Cougar Knight 3, 43 Drama Club 4. Ross, Rosamond Glee Club 1, Q, SS Nelson, Laurise Girl Reserves 3, 4, Sec. 43 Scholarship Club 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 43 La Palma Staff 43 4 -Mmm Debate Club 33 Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3. l-'earson, Lorraine Scholarship 1, 2. Price, Edith Orchestra 1, 43 Glee Club l, 4. Ruddell, Eugene Varsity Football 4. , 1 ,Gr z r' ' gf' Sharp, Marjorie ya a rai, 2, 5 4, - Girl Ferves 1. ash' ,2, 4, ezaal, 4 Z ell er 9 B' 2, , 4, . 'L '4 4' X Pali-12 Staff 5 ' 4'-?f' are Council 1, 2, 3, 4. W Smith, Bufort Smith, Ella Senior Play 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Operetta 33 Senior Play 43 Drama Club 4. 4 'w .X - aff! , , -, . 1 ' , y I- N Mfu. ffjil .wx v ' V X . -- ' 00,4 T,-4 - I I 906.4 1,41 nf, V, ,,. fp I N ., 'J K .V . btarner, C11 nn Stover, Madellpwfb Band 1, 2, 3, 45 ' Orchestra 2, 3, 4, ' Girl Reserves 1, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Junior-Senior Banquet Com mittee 35 ,j Big C 4, Sports 2, 3, 4. I Straub, Rob 't Sturges, Ilertha Stu ent Bo ie!-1-Pres.4g Big C 2, 3, 43 a by Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, ggiio y , Girl Reserves 1, 2, Track nager 4. Senior Play 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Sutherland, Betty Taylor, Aileen Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Operetta 33 enlor Play 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. airplay! qw' Aff , Torrance, Robert XV I. Stage Manager 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 25 Football' Manager 3, 4. rcat, Frederick Boys' org. 3, 4. argas, Esther Basketball 2, 33 Torrey, Vearl Girl 'Reserves 3, 4, Scholarship 1, 43 Latin Club 1, 2g Glee Club 1, 2. Tucker, Junuata Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4g Operetta 33 Speedball 23 Hockey 2. Vtarren, Jack Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Speedball 45 La Palma Staff 45 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 33 Girls' Athletic Club 4, Sec. and Scholarship Club l, 2, 3, 4. Treas. 43 Mexican Club, Treas. 33 Baseball Team 2, 3. 1 XV M X'MDo1'oth5' Junior Musical 4g Scholarship Club 23 Junior-Senior Ban mittee 3. quet Com- Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4U', 5' A Girl Reserves 3, 4? ' - ,N ucv Welfare Council 1, Sports 2, 4. un., I I V l .' A 1 . N Jet- . ,1 X ' f X I I I X I N Wficks, Mztrizm Big C 3, 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Speedball 1, 2, 43' Basketball 4, Baseball 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 29. P pu. v ' ,' ' Volfe, Marian ' l' ' , NV ht, Marv E izabclh .Q , 'Q jr g - 5 Secretary of Girls' League 33 Senior Play 4g, Scholarship 1, 23 Welfare Council 3, Glee Club 1. Wtilff, Ethel Scholarship Club 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3: Debate Club 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, -Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 11 1 'U 4. all 'f V 3, 4, W 4: ,Q ff ,, X. ,i , ! JUNIOR CLAS OmCE president, Laura Quick, secretary: Jim Dyer, treasurer. Y ?'Qf:iY y'j?fry'f w j,g'Vy' 1 , ' X 0' A J if R -zirg' O fjjll' I' - . fi 'ff ' iff, Jkt DIUNIOR CLASSK 4 J ROW 1: C. Alderfer, R. Aid fer, H. D. Allen, T. Armstrong, J. Barrett, G. Bashore, R. Beac , G, Beesley. ROW ' M. Boon, S. Bray, R. Brown, L. Bullard, R. Casillas, G. Cook, M. orne o, r. Courtne OW 3: R. Dana, M. Daum, A. Dawson, E. Dickerson, J. Diggs, , R u J! yer, lehart. ROW 4: J. Enlow, J. Feldstein, H. Frisbee, C. Ganible, M . Ga ciafE. ra , . Gray, P. Hanes. ROW 5: A. Hankins, S. Harding, V. Henderson, . en r . H' , R. Hobbs, L. Hunter, M. Jones. ROW 6: R. Kuhry, S. Lewis, K. xy ffm! e , Lo z, . Main, I. McCoy, P. McCoy, R. Merritt. ROW 7: M. Middleton, E. , ' J i dat F.r ir a, A. Molina, R. Nichols, D. Pflueger, D. Plazola, L. Quick. ROW 8: Q V, aab, BVSRQ g, D. Randolph, B. Robinson, M. Sampson, R. Sanders, T. Schatzeder, V, .golgff . OW e lers, M. Sparlin, M. Starner, N. Stevens, R. Stites, J. Stone, f' ' ff J. Stre ter, C. To e. R 10: C. Torres, R. Treat, L. Trujillo, A. Vargas, E. Vickrey, L. ' QQ! V fy' , Waltgg M. ' , M. L right. r ,r 1 I , U J ' . ' uyfy 4' I I j pf! , . 31 , L X U A x . fy h , r Dx y .45 , , ' .N J Q1 Q QA ' LN x . ' , ' A if f? A . , A X J ,Q F D ff N N 'x A J lwm Ross Dana, president: Louise Hunter, vice- 4, , VX ww fm 1, - A, n if 5 N S 5 '3 XX v x 9 'A .7 1 4 1 ar-3 A 3 6 X43 F xl . 'D y A45 X ' A -:xx n K5 . . fu ' 'p 'J' :AW fl 'V ALA WV 1 Vo ,,. , an is N 5, 3 Q 1 1 . L my in xh' 1 4 A k , S3 -ag Q, Q ,f 3 ' ms' .., sv r W r Qs Y Q X fy--U .- - - Y. 2 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW 5: G. Dickerson, M. Hiebert, B. Pelz, R. Ferguson. G. Nortin, B. Baker Csec.J, H. Needham. ROW 4: L. Brooks, B. Kammerdiener, C. Sloyer, E. Smith, H. Randolph, J. Tarble, E. Jones, M. Sorenson, R. Burns, C. Ott, L. Browning, M. Torrey. ROW 3: E. Torres, J. Manley, G. Peirce, B. Turner, J. Cobb, M. Valencia. L. Parker, R. Smith, E. Dries, A. Galvin, J. Craft, L. Boyd. ROW 2: C. Campos, H. Goya, C. Nichols, B. Jarvis. A. Robinson, L. Cambis, S. Dickerson, E. Demmitt. T. Merritt, E. Flores, J. Naylor, E. Pelz, J. D. Addy. ROW 1: F. Steele, J. Locke, J. Garcia, H. Monroe. L. Campman, G. Burns, M. Costell, A. Erickson, P. Bray, R. Kidwell, M. Straub. D. Rauch, M. Martin. ROW 6: K. Gard, L. Love. ROW 5: M. Magnuson, B. Warren, D. Snyder, D. Slack, W. Wells, E. Sprague, J. Ware. D. Dunn. ROW 4: V. Main, A. Ayon, W. Howell, F. Brownell, J. Du Bois, J. Dillman, F. Wathen, F. Armenta, G. Brown, L. Harbeson, B. Howell. ROW 3: O. Harr, R. Loehr, F. Wilsford, B. Wilcox fvice- presidentb, B. Odell, S. Hale, J. Netzley, W. Hanes, J. Bell, V. Iverson, H. McClellan, M. Mitchell. ROW 2: F. Riley, B. Alden, B. McMillan, H. Sheppard, V. Wright ftreas.D, J. Lee, L. Crew, M. Goff, S. Nishiyama 1Welfare Councilb, T. Nusbickel, M. Bowman, W. Berryhill. ROW 1: B. Miller, M. Johnston, B. Rouse, P. Hahn, E, Hudson, B. Crist, P. Jordan, P. Semerau, B. J. Naylor, R. Alva, G. Blalock, S. Lopez, A. Arteaga. 1 . - 'XL'x 'i Q'-H' Vw H L. 1 E i ,,-, ...li.... A . .. ..-Ann.. ma M .4...... . ,,A, ,.,,.,,,,.g., VRICSIIMAN CLASS ROW 5: W. Abbott. V. Cadwell, G. Blackwood, C. Shepard, M. McClay, J. Stover, T. Ellington lpres.l. M. Harrison, J. Moon, B. Ott. D. Knieling. ROW 4: A. Madrigal. J. Alvarez, M. Reynolds, P. Hogan, R. Menard. M. Brwc-rs, H. Love, L. Trujillo, D. Gillis, T. Sanchez, M. Philleo, M. Humphrey, H. Tarble. ROW 3: J. Villalovas, P. Tscharner, J. Harp, C. Briones, J. Grigolla, E. Magnuson. J. Ortiz. M. McKee, L. Salce, B. Daman, V. La Fetra, D. Venberg. P. Contreras, B. McGehee ivice-pres.J. ROW 2: M. Pryor, W. Pierce Brown 1treas.l. G. Ortiz, M. Alden, P. Rosson, C. Main. F. Noriega, B. Armendariz, A. Pacheco. P. Dana, B. Foster. ROW 1: P. Miranda, R. Lewis, J. Cornejo, L. McDougal, J. Green, J. Proctor, D. Torres, A. Dur- rcll, A. Rubio, A. Metcalf. E. Stein, L. Penland. ,L. ROW 5: E. Rivera. M. Mesa. M. Diaz. A. Ruddell, G. Cook, R. Ware, M. Wells, B. Heideman, C. Wimp, D. Huber. P. Flores, R. Vargas, J. Castro. ROW 4: L. Hibler, H. Salas, J. Mattison, G. Nakada, R. Baker, L. Bundy, S. Rodriguez, T. Seerley. E. Starner. C. Helstrorn. B. Grant, V. Beach, H. Singh. ROW 3: F. Valrlivia, D. Curry, J. Moreno. G. Woolever. C. Molina, G. Peterson. L. Marruffo, C. Moore, R. Ewart tsec.b, B. Warren, P. Bettin, G. McKee. ROW 2: B. Grant, G. Vasquez, J. Contreras, G. Le Fever, V. Luna. J. Thompson. A. Valencia, D. Addy, E. Cardinas, L. Villalovas. V. Wilcox 6Welfare Councilb, C. Maxcy. ROW l: B. Bethel, L. Goff, R. Holbert. K. Jordan, W. Nance. B. Chester, J. Garl, S. Harper, H. Hutchings. D. Sanders, E. Beck, R. Medina. LI US'I'O1DIANS Grace Rudmann, Ruth Castillo Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Munson IioHis Joles Hanmd SandaH,Joe Leudg Fre C.V.ShowaMer d Sandall -.1,.p.. V5 u-r f' xx ' .X NN l '.X l . STA lflf ROW l: Patty Millar. Editor-in-Chief: Francis Odell, Business Manager: Ruth Kreutzkarnp. Art Editor: Louise Blaekwfmd. Calendar. ROW 2: Olive McIntosh. Contributions, Glen- dura: Catherine Carr, Contributions. Azusa: David Dyer, Assistant Editor: Laurise Nelson, Typist: Maryedith Durrell. Vocal Music. ROW 3: Agnes Hanes. Instrumental Music: Louise Sears, Girls' Athletics: Jack Warren. Boys' Athletics: Mary Beth Cook, Snapshots: Sam Baxter, Snapshots. ROW 4: Mollie Lee. Assistant Typist: Miss Hewitt, Annual Adviser: Miss Penny, Art Adviser: Mr. Pryor, Business Adviser: Miss Boyd, Typing Adviser. 4 New Uaqanfgafionfi IJRAMATICS CLUB Laurise Nelson and Beatrice Bevan in Minikin and Manikinf' MARIONETTE CLUB D. Knieling, R. Hobbs, G. Beesley, R. Kidwell. M. Straub, G. Garcia, L. Penland. J. Dyer, G. Peirce. CC JUK IA R GRC DNN I .5 STAFF ROW 4: R. Courtney, N. Stevens, B. Hobbs, B. Englehart tasst. editorb. G. Bashore, R. Dana, H. D. Allen. ROW 3: J. Barrett fasst. editorb. L. Quick, V. Henderson. V. Henderson, V. Raab, A. Dawson. ROW 2: G. Cook, M. Cornejo. E. Graack Ceditor-in-chiefb, M. Jones, J. Schol- ler, Miss Raab Kadviserb. ROW l: R. Garcia, M. Wright, A. Hankins. S. Harding. L. Hunter. NliXlCAN GIRLS' A'l'HLE'l'lC CLUB ROW 2: C. Molina, M. Alvarez, I. Cruz, R. 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