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

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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

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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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,....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