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

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' 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

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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.

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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