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

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J' A W! t , 'MQNXV Ng? 21 g 25' ' S, N K ,,Af?2 1, wi fo kg Lasgp Mlqqw Wmplqff WMA J Ailministrdcidn A4 K vi A-f '-w ,pf-' ,-f -wi x Lf. ,A . fag 5 if 2 R 3' ig . 3... AER' :fr L ,w '.-1, . . - M. , .-1.-1 2,4 . . rw. 'L fx. 1 u .J 5 IE' District Superintende and Principal l Glenn G. Vaniman Trustees The Board ot Trustees has the responsibility ot planning the school budget and allocating tunds tor the various school departments. This year it has also provided the students with bus transportation tor many sports events and several tield trips. The board members, with Mr. Vaniman, have been making plans tor new iunior college and high school buildings, so that the Citrus campus will have more room tor the students. tair Dr. Geor e E. Baxter Col. James A: Mattison Dr. Joseph W. Hanlxins George M. Rode 9 Cl lr Presxdent Vlcevpresldent Marfha R. Sfavely David W 'l Advisers Miss Sfaveiy leads fhe girls' acfivifies wifh friendly guidance and help- ful suggesfions. She is fhe sponsor of fhe Girls' League and is always will- ing fo help fhe girls wifh any problems fhaf may arise. In addifion she gives vocafional guidance fo fhe boys as well as fo fhe girls. Friendly and undersfanding, Mr. Sfurges always has a helpful sugges- fion for fhose who bring fheir problems fo him. He fakes an inferesf in all school acfivifies and is offen seen ouf on fhe frack field or helping a group plan some new acfivify. He has done much fo improve fhe social life of fhe sfuclenfs, and he is looking forward fo a more varied social program. Lasf summer Mr. Sfurges wenf fo Cornell Universify in New York fo obfain addifional knowledge abouf fhe life sciences and also fo observe fhe leadership fraining class. This year he sfarfed a class in leadership here af Cifrus. While general educafion is necessary for all leaders. fhe feaching of fhe fechniques of conducfing meefings is also essenfial. There mas a relal need for insfrucfion of fhis kind, and fhe new class has filled f e nee . Genial and wise, Mr. Vaniman is always inferesfed in fhe suggesfions of fhe sfudenfs. He sees fhaf Cifrus provides for fhem fhe besf educa- fional advanfages possible. He has included in fhe curricula fhis year man new courses, and he will infroduce many more improvemenfs in fhe flufure. f' V fl 1 Aj ' I Sgudent Leader: Q! mf f5'fx,ff'77 Leonard Sills Presideni' Bob Peiers Vice-presidenf Lurece NoH' Secrefary E ,4 2 5 . L l Xv v 'm i Audrey Walker ' ' Bm' Treasurer -I ur--N btudent Welfare Councll The Sfudeni Welfare Council is fhe consfilulional governing body of Cifrus. If is composed of +he execufive cabinel, fhe presidenl of Boys' Org., lhe presidenl' of Girls' League, fhe presidenfs of each class, 1'he Siudeni' Welfare Council represenfaiives, and fhe guidance secfion represenfalives. During fhe firsf semesfer ihe Council mel' each week and during fhe second, every fwo weeks. Under fhe able leadership of Leonard Sills il' planned many acfivilies. The Welfare Council was responsible for +he recommendafion of a clean-up cam- paign, in which fhe whole school fook par+. The Council submi+'red several suggesfions as lo how 'l'he campus should be kepi' clean, one of which was adopled. The frash cans were painled yellow and orange by Lurece No'r+, Audrey Walker, and Bonnie Midkiff. The group vofed +o have cokes provided for +he visilin a'l'hle+ic 'reams as a move io improve inferschool relafionship. A+ fhe lasl of lhe year fiey vofed fo loan fhe baseball boys money for new uniforms, which were needed very much. The Leadership Training Class, which was sfarfed fhis year under +he guidance of Mr. David W. Slurges, worked hard in revising +he consfifulion. The class laid l'he foundalion for a sfudenl' courf, of which +he bylaws were 'finished soon afler fhe wriling of fhe new consfiiulion. Having made oufsfanding conlribufions fo Cilrus, fhe group has sei' an ex- cellenl' example of cifizenship and leadership. Leffl fo righf: N. Addy, L. Hemmel, P. Carr, A. Walker, L. Sills, J. Hufchings, L. NoH, B. Hernand B P 'l J. Hulchings, D. Rubel, J. Lopez, J. Jackson, L. Garl, Mr. Sfurges, S. Salisbury, D. Hanes, L. Orfun K S. Defwiler, D. Click, M. Peirce, J. Fine, E. Bonnard. E ry H. Kanzelmeyer Una M. French Edward W. Smiih Mafhemalics Languages Science lnrgarei Purdum George V. Ringland Mildred M. Morris Languages English, drarnafics Typing , f ji l f - li 1 . X x , . G X , 1' . l ,7 7 Y Grace M. Dryden Physical educafion M. Wayne Hauser Physical educa+ion .F- J 9 P Pa xc-x VF1 T Raphael W. Wolf Science SQ F acult Q sf l ui .X ' u X W' lil Q' lmund O. Smyfh G. Edward Horion James R. Nugenl' Henry A. Scl1oH is 1 X' 1-' ysical educalion, Vocal music Aufo mechanics Woodslwop ' J weral rnalhemalics I lx lward C. Snyder Merlin E. Eisenbise Leo V. Ebersold Norman B. Fieldsfed Elizabeflw E. Bean Mafhemafics Science Mechanical drawing, Radio,mall'1ema+ics Biology, physical educ general maflwemafics W, tml I I EK SQ - 'avid W. Sfurges ology, leadership linnie Jane Lynch usiness educafion Joan E. Whife Nelson C. Price Florence Buiferbauglw Wesley V. Smifl English, Spanish Social sfudies English Senior Problems Veilrlro Leslrinen Laura A. Penny Roberf Scan+lebury Band, orcliesfr a Arf English 1 ' 4 fi, i I Q A f' . - uid f , .Nw 1 . ' i 1 A HIL! K, X yi Qllg 4- J- mor M. Allen Iish. iournalisrn nk R. Marfinez ocial studies, Spanish James E. Henderson Irene McLeod Harold L. Herdeg Physical Library pracfice Machine shop John T. Gullahorn Mary Y. Cerny Hobarf V. Smifh English Typing, business fraininq U. S. Hisfory Cffice Rufh Culver Esfher M Mar Cafeteria Bookstore fe , '1 X X I W Custoclians Custodians Fred Sandall, Glenn Davisson, John Lancasfer, Joe Lewis, Russell Lancasfer, Harvey Harlman Cafeteria Nola Lancasfer :lay Miller Goldie Midkiff nrisfine Wellman Angie Sanclall X fuk Y xv Xxxix m U. HS Clases .mln-4,4-,fn ggw Q .-avian ,kg do AN ik if MMS 41' l'.Hl H34i -.-1.4.49 -uw. Vcc M 'HRM 1 5- my , sC1i+jxqwqr:xgg3 ,4g,f,,3,3, .1 ff Class Officers Presidenf .... Larry Hemr Vice-presidenf .... Paul C. Secrefary, freasurer . Margie Feel Welfare Council . . John Lifflefie Advisers . . Mrs. Cerny, Mr. Eisenb fo righf: L. Hemmel, P. Carr, J. Lifflefield, M. Feeley. Seniors The class of '48 has proved ifself a credif fo Cifrus fhrough ifs afhlefics, leader- ihip, and cifizenship. H' has also fried fo make Cifrus a credif fo ifs individual mem- ers. According fo fradifion, fhe class underwenf fhe cusfomary rifes of inifiafion in ifs freshmen year. The freshmen assembly and fhe picnic, which was sponsored by fhe Big C and fhe Leffermen's Club, were fhe main affracfions of fhe year. Leon- ard Sills served as class presidenf. When fhe class members were sophomores, wifh John Lifflefield as presidenf, a new sysfem was esfablished for inifiafing freshmen. There was a Sophomore-Fresh- men Field Day, supervised by fhe Le'r+ermen's Club and fhe Big C . The losers lfhe freshmen, of coursel had fo clean fhe bleachers and fhe large C on fhe hill. As fhe iuniors, wifh Bob Pefers as presidenf, fhe class sponsored 'rhe professional sfage play Treasure lsland and fhe iunior opereffa, Lelawala , in order fo presenf fhe class of '47 wifh fhe annual Junior- Senior Banquef. X This year fhe senior class is af fhe head X of sfudenf body affairs and business. Senior sfudenfs almosf complefely composed fhe 1' leadership fraining class, which revised fhe new Associafed Sfudenf Body Consfifufion. BrofherbGopse , a fhreedacf lporiiedy, was puf on y f e seniors un er f e irec- - fion of George Ringland. Bob Pefers and l Y Audrey Wallcer played fhe leading roles. A 1 The proceeds from fhe play were puf info P a giff for fhe school. ff . J Connie Overle Leonard Sills Y Sfrilcing John LiH'le'field Talkalive BeHy Shomber Coy Bill Jacobus True Lurece NoH' Exolric Reserved Audrey Walker ,J E Sweellmearl Dick Snyder lvlallwemalical Wilma Miller Mrs. Lobb Bob Pefers Busl'er M o ' x ' V, 'SX I' A., ., ., If avid Aguirre Poliie Dorchen Rubei v A-Aorivv Louis Young Tex Anne Windham Honey Chile Joann Meeder Coqueiie Jim Cook Fickle -,, Y- , bf P ALASQ K Janei' SchoH' X, f 1 Aiiraciive 'vi 9 NMV Norval Hardy fi WV ,fi i Prof JQVV LQ Ji i VN! ' Aa r ' V J' I lik fix X 'wi' V 1 V W ii if if iii A ,U 0 X. N , Q A' . . wwi 'ix WM my Ui iwafi W ii , IV Q q'iiV Lee Garl Bonnie Midi: Handsome Devoied Elodie Alexander Edwin Mendel BuHons Buddy ig!! Seniors hard Schmid? Margie Feeley Jack Messer Beverly Gamblin Dimples Bambi Hubby Loyal rlarion Blair Malcolm Lee Mary Lou Tylre Larry Hemmel Genial lndependenl Briglwl eyes Joker H 1 SSk Exim S w NSFQZBSYQW H 395155 I 5vYXf5?4Y4iR-?i?WS?L WR 55-'dk134 -3lf.3iWX.1 Seniors Bill Hunfer Shirley Sfurroclr Raymond Greve Glynna Russell Doyle Brune Slap-happy Dumbo Play-boy Sweel Carefree ynne Turner Galen Liefz Doreen Midcllelon Raymond Sfevens Mary Pasilla Lovey Muscles lvlisclwievous Ever faillwful Pelile 4911 5 2 S X S Sula Gammill Good-nalurecl Paul Dolan Serious Gemma Dries Blushing Roberi Gray Sure wW'f Howard Morgan IISG ml' Ani+a McCain Nice Alfred Howell Swell Alice McDonald Sl1or+y Z0 Sharon Samples Harold Masfers Shy Caulious krnolcl Moline Pai' Binnie Red X , Perf anice Schmicli' A . Alfred Salce Bangs Well-liked Samarron Jolly BeH'y Giles Aihleiic Rufh Payne Near Gene Boling Clown Carl Moller lnlelligeni' Barbara Blake Prissy E ,E :'..b,,, Q cfM M KL Ray Brumbau Mechanic Geraldine Pal Cule Grace Wil Fliriariol. Charles Le Curly nymond Ayon Bashful ney Sufherland Brillianl Seniors Anfonia Lopez Quiel Efren Armenla Sluclious I WW Kennefh Bell Jackie Sfone Friendly Pleasan+ Beverly Hale Arfhur Torres Demure Businesslilce Nick Macias Dancer Grace Beacl Aloof lohn DeHar+ Gloria Trujillo Prinfer Naive Rex Hawes Mary Joy Bell Freclcles Ambilious Seniors Waldo Nieblas Quiel Adolph Solis Hopi.. Lillian Alvarez Giggles Helen Miranda Oiilos Raul Bedoy Carloonisl Ralph Jara Bulcl'1 ' I eddie Rowe Casanova la Fifzpafrick quesfrien ne Fiaxf I aymond Olson Plumber 'africia Clark Pianisl Shutter Shy Seniors Paul Carr James Gorsline Kay Uehara Marilyn Nagengasi' Margrel' Jueschlce Graduating J . C.'s Leland Sfarlcey Freddie Rowe Charles Abbof William Gibbs Ramona Noriega Cheerful John Nalcada Slar 25 Tony Hernandez Timid BeHy Jo Foran Calm Salvador Lopez John Rodriguez R. W. Vogelsang Al Tar+aglia Lucille Mariscal Prelly Raymond NavareH'e Composed Marvin Gillsl Fools Helen Winn Small Fry FS- New Classes Aviation Radio lO+her new classes: Stage Craft, Sophomore Social Studies, Leader- ship Training, and additional Vocal Music.l Auto Mechanics lNew last yearl Carpentry Juniors When fhe officers of fhe class of I949 were firsf elecfed, Tom Wesf was chosen presidenf. Following Tom's deparfure fo affend a school in Los Angeles, Jimmy Jackson became presidenf, buf affer a few monfhs Jim resigned and David Sfurdivanf was elecfed fo fill fhe vacancy. The junior class sef ouf fhis year fo surpass fhe previous classes in presenfing fhe iunior-senior banquef. This was fhe goal on which everyfhing was cenfered. Their main problem was raising fhe money fo finance fhe banquef. In February fhey sponsored fwo donkey baskefball games, one in which fhe varsify feam played againsf fhe mighfy faculfy feam. The ofher game was befween fhe Civifan Club and fhe Glendora Chamber of Commerce. The resulf was vicfory for fhe Civifan Club. An evening of music was also sponsored by 'rhe iunior class. Half of fhe proceeds wenf fo fhe junior class and fhe ofher half fo fhe music deparfmenf. The iuniors also earned money by selling coca-cola, hof dogs, and apples af foof- ball and baslcefball games. The iunior assembly was given March lb, in fhe form of a vaudeville show. Presidenf - Vice-Presidenf Treasurer - Advisers - Juniors econ row: ames ac Nugenf. Secrefary - - Flrsf row: Joann Hufchings, N S d J J lr , Class Officers U - - David Sfurdivanf - Larry Nugenf - - - Norma Addy - - Joann Hufchings Mrs. Lynch, Mr. H. V. Smifh r R 'tiik ls 0 IJ Y .x QQJQVEAJ 'Z' 6 I 1 fun R. bm. 15 'W .WS ,QQ leid D. Cummins B. Reagan Jean L. Rydell F. Bason .yon B. Hardy D. Presfesafer DH R. Holbrook S. Mumford les! W. Nefzley R. Woolf N. MacDonald W. Lindblom I. Hayakawa R. Reyes G. Gonzale S. Gunnison D. Haney J. Madison J. Hofer R. Peirce N. Hummel D. Duncan J. Long M. Duff M. Crowel J. Finlubiner B. Conway E. Syphers N. Addy L. Nugenf R. Hanes Q 5 Q FX 'Q x 4 Ni X 'K X wi iw? ALJ, G Aosley Allen 'fleger ernanclez eranio Kennard J. Aflrinson Salisbury Arrielfa Arreaga ,ff Q-w.1.,.,. L LLwflfv 1 J ' x K 1, '1 K- .XL if QL 1 1, vvx,-LU L, MAJ 21 M Q .1 1 ! Q W 51,4 Vw-ff Lx s J. Cl1as+ain B. Lopez J. Cobb V. Ayon R. Williams S. Cornep M. Brooks R. BiHner S. Davalle R. Gilmore l. Piper J. Sfoll H. Sanders M. Slale D. Lyman L. Cabral M. Hines M. Sherwoc A. Arring+on D. Sfurclivanl S. Peylon R. Murrell M. Mendenhall R. Bond D. Clarlr L. Russell S. McClellan l O , L ' SN Junior piclures by School Photo Service H8 McKinley Place Monrovia, Calif. 3 Sophomores Class Officers Presidenl' ------ Shirley De'l'wile Vice-Presidenl - - - Bob Wes' Secrelary - - Joyce McClendoi Social Secrelary - - - Sue Hunle Treasurer - - - Sharon Noi' Welfare Council - - - - Clyde Crev Advisers - - - Miss Eagle, Mr. Marlinez Firsl row: Bob Wes+, Clyde Crew. Second row: Shirley De+wiler, Sharon Noll, Sue Hunler, Joyce McClendon. Under fhe direcfion of Mr. Mar'l'inez and Miss Eagle, 'lhe sophomore class has accomplished many lhings. On January 3l lhey held a class parly a+ fhe Azusa Woman's Club. The affair began wifh games and movie carloons and was concluded wifh a dance. The sophomores adopled a fourleen-year-old boy lhrough 'lhe Save a Child Federa- fion. The adopled boy, Wilhemus Bekkars, whose molher died during l'he war, lives in Holland wi+h his falher and four brofhers and sisfers. As sponsors of a clean-up week, +he sophomore class wenl' all oul' for a clean campus. A+ lunch lime records were played for everyone's enioymenl. One day during clean-up week was named as Jean Day and all came prepared for work. On April 27, a one-acl' play, The Secluded Spol ', was presenled as +he sophomore assembly. Members of l'he casl included Jean Shores, Sammy Dickerson, Donna Mosley, Nancy Springer, Ernesl Rogers, and Bill Coleman. Those behind 'rhe scenes, who helped 'ro make +he play a success, were Cynlhia Sherwood, Bob Wesl, Beverly Wagner, and J ,, - . - - Johnny V, ' L' , ' lik' 4 'f 1 '!?' W kX!fHf'f'f!g'.4- ' XA' ,ff Jgkf,- -' I, x 4- . Y fl., :jx 1 'V i' L. ef' ' Vg, . f ,VZ fu 1-1, 1,2 ,rj , 7. 'K !. , -My ,,fi7f..,. A f r fb i I 7: . I , X - . - -4 i .4 a up-vzyhff' 1,4 X , n r, L KW .gf j 1 V, I l Fronf row: L. Hasly, J. Wip- perl, F. Russell. Second row: L. OH, J. Kuhnke, 6. Oslling, C. M a risca l, S. Dickerson. Third row: K. Presfesaler, H. Enriquex, V. Salce, A. Rubio, C I . Woo F. Q l vfilfi 1 Z L' KI yu, L I' 1 . vi I , L 1, Y, je ,f r f -fl bln, Q , 1 .7 ,. v 1 X, .rf ,iff li ,Q 'X 'Jy A lid N.,,.f' 'JV I5, , fx A ,ll 'iTLv'V'Y lN1M' 'lf'K'8sw Fronl row: A. llrehara, B Balandran, S. Pmenial, J. Arias Second row: M. Mar+ine1, J Foran, B. Schmidf, R. Palmer J. Carlson. Third row: A Pulido, E. Nieblas, B. Liefz, C Snyder. Froni row: C. Thum, S. Del wiler, V. Torre1. Second row: J Kiefer, J. Kelly, A. Dormer, J Shores. Third row: D. Alloway E. Ahlf, J. Peyfon, D. Burke R. Caddiclr. Fron+ row: J. Rivera, C. Cum mins, S. Alexander, E. Luev anos. Second row: D. Moody L. Bevan, R. Alvarado, M Rojas, R. Winney. Third row P. Lynch, W. W. Hodder, B LaHa, B. Hodder, W. Carfer. Fronf row: M. Bufz, N. Diclrer- son, M. Si'Hon, B. Howell. Sec- ond row: J. Hamm, D. Schniep, E. Eggen, A. Cliff, C. Sher- wood. Third row: G. Dawson, D. Mosley, M. Whiifaker, J. Jimenez. - . v Q 1 Q -w,,,,,- A , A' 4 ,sp 7 Q .. J '- J' 1' ' v . 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Y K I yn : 'af' gi r -Y x 'll' fx Q4 1 V ' x K Wg sw we fx Class Officers FQ Presidenf - - - John Lopez lArmyl New Presidenf - - - Joe Lamm Vice-presidenf - - Jerry Addy Secrefary - - Marilyn Peirce Q Welfare Council Eve Bonnard x 1' I K Treasurer ----- Norman Lesfer P ' ' .... Fronl row. E. Lopez, G Tarfaglia, E. Arellanez, B. Davis, O Pedroza, E Camp Second row: W. Yaxley, V. Hardy, S. Smifh, E. Bonnard, T. Jaramillo, S. Alvarado, R. G a r d n e r. Third row: J. Lopez, J. Lamm, N L l R L lan, R. Allen, J. Loughran . Richardson. . ES ef, . BU - Advisers - - Mr. Price, Mrs. Bufferbaugh Freshmen On Sepfember I5, I947, a new era dawned for Cifrus Union. On fhal' day fhe dis- finguished and scholarly class of l95I enfered ifs porfals and fool: over ifs desfiny. The girls wore fheir hair in eighf pigfails fied wifh green ribbons, while fhe boys reversed fheir shirfs, wore mismafed shoes, or even wenf barefoof. ln no fime af all fhey were recog- nized by fhe remainder of fhe school as fhe Class of l95l. As firsf organized, fhe class officers were Johnny Lopez, presidenf, who leff shorfly fo sfucly under Uncle Sam: Joe Lamm, his successor: Jerry Addy, vice-presidenfg Marilyn Peirce, secrefaryg Norman Lesfer, freasurerg Eve Bonnard, Sfudenf Welfare Council repre- senfafive. They did fheir besf in all school acfivifies. ln facf, wherever you looked, fhere were a few freshmen. The members of fhe Class of l95l worked hard and played hard. They lcepf fhem- selves and fheir feachers busy. They all feel fhaf wifh fhis year of experience behind fhem, fhey will do even more nexf year. gh ,J Q. H1517-3 QA ',lY'9Yl133G1I.1f 'QV V - 11 KE - 51 YK ' Fronf row: C. Abboff, S. Moon, D. Ayon, S, Con- freras, D. McRoberfs. Sec- ond row: B. Gladden, L. Rodriguez, 6. Alvidrez, J. Cisneros. Third row: R. Gonzales, T. Mosley, C. Rubel, M. Baraias. Fronr row: C. Cardenas, M. Shrnn, V. Vasquez, S. Morales, B. Kelley. Second row: P. Kline, J. Wilcox, M. Walling, D. Shorey, M. Sanchez, F. Sigona. Third row: D. Marlin, R. Kirlz- pairick, H. Naranio, A. Miranda, H. Davis. Fronr row: P. S miih, M. Wagner, L. Altin, E. Mum- power, L. Nieblas, M. Ve- negas. S e c o n d row: E. Luera, J. Vasquez, E. M o I i n e, S. Paredez, H. Nalrada. Third row: J. Peiers, G. Turner, E. Sfur- roclr, E. Wells, F. Du Vinage, A. Clubb. Q ,V M' Bi .fi Q05- QE? ,N ZW 4, s 514 378, :mi ,f X QM , W 19 : im g 3 Q. 4 .:. 45 4 sf . ,Agri ,gn 1 5 I 'I 3 f A KX . 3 v , gg .K Q? W E 5 A Q, ,Na X -..:, msg - if 3 Q 1 Qiagggggfwggi K Q5 3?-ggi? ...W 1 1 1.,,g .qu S' 1. ft if 5 ., X gf Hb M 5 Q ,. lf K 5 E 5 ' 9 I 1 1 . -A xx g Q 'I s 3 it 4 5 as , 4 ,X R' .,:,g.- X 9 3 4, is ww- W We , , 3 -.r ,W 4 'K 5 Q fi if My .H x' W , 5 x Qu ',.,, 3.1 ,w,, A35 Wm Fronf row: L. Keiser, J Huichings, B. Blubaugh, M Gunnison, M. Jones, D Cavanaugh. Second row: J Burian, P. Rafhbone, 8 Reagan, D. Ayon, V. House Third ro w: T. Avila, E Ponce, R. Jones, V. Beau- champ, J. Gladden, F. Chaidez. Fronf row: M. Hayairawa M. Hadwick, T. Zermeno, P: Thomas, D. Ca bral, M Saice. Second row: M Peirce, L. Hardy, D Stevens, R. Rodecker, J. Reimuller, H. M o n i o y a Third row: J. Mumpower, G. Evans, J. Addy. R. Lind- say, M. Junod, W. Hefh. Fronf row: C. Greeley, M Giles, C. Conway, B. Lan- don, G. Bullard, M. Ran- som. Second row: S. Arri- eHa, N. Moss, A. Bradshaw, J. Crawford, E. Moshier, T. Feeley. Third row: G. Ram- irez, J. Roberfs, J. Fine, S. lversen, J. Mariinez. by! 4 5,fxj,f7,vf jjj VM ffe 2f2f5fff22Mf W M fy W NVE X Xl gg wi 513 GQQSQ Las Activiclades XAXNQS Song and Yell Leaders Varsity Leaders Lefi' +0 righfz B. Hardy, J. Hufchings, S. NOH. CCB!! CCC!! Leaders Leff fo righfz S. Davalle, M. Roias, J. McClendon. Song Leaders Lefi' fo righh S. De'l'wiler, S. Hunfer, V. Viera, J. Shores. Fronf row: J. Dilworfh, E. Weigold, A. Beach, G. Turner, B. Landon, M. Bell, L. Keiser, S. Arrieffa, G. Villegas. Second row: L. Noff, J. Schoff, D. Middlefon, E. Rogers, J. Fine, C. Rubel, A. Rodriguez, M. Whiffaker, A. Garcia, F. Sarinana. Third row: J. Finkbiner, L. Hammer, B. Hodder, M. Duff, J. Roberfs, R. Bedoy, V. Salce, L. Vandiver. The Cifrus Union High School Band, alfhough much smaller fhis year, was iusf as effi- cienf. The band, under fhe direcfion of Veikko Leskinen, played for foofball games, bas- kefball games, pep rallies, and assemblies. During fhe performances of fhe band on fhe foofball field and fhe baslcefball courf, Lurece Noff acfed as Drum Major. Gloria Gonzales, Janice Schmidf, Ina Mae Piper, and Mary Lou Tyck were maioreffesg Roberfa Mowdy and Delores Luevano were flag fwirlersg and Barbara Blake was flag bearer. This year fhe band fook parf in fhe Junior Musicale on April 23, and some members played in fhe Tri-Counfy Music Fesfival in Pomona on May 7. The whife and orange uniforms, marching in ranks, were on parade in Glendora for fhe Halloween Fesfival and in Monrovia for fhe Monrovia Day parade, May I5. Majorettes Boffom-J. Schmidf Middle-M. Tyck, l. Piper Top-G. Gonzales Lell lo righl: B. Blake, L. Keiser, M. Dull, N. Dickerson, B. Hodder, V. Salce, B. Giles, A. Bradshaw, M. Bell, I. Piper, E. Weigold, J. Dilworlh, M. Whillaker, R. Beach, W. Kellems, J. Fine, J. Scholl, L. Hammer, D. Middlelon, B. Landon, E. Rogers, D. Kennard, G. Turner, J. Finkbiner, C. Rubel,C. Brewlon, R. Bedoy. lNol in piclure, Direclor Leskinen.l rchestra and Glee Club The Glee Club, which was composed ol aboul I25 members, was made up ol lour dil- lerenl seclions: advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Chorus, Boys' Glee, and Mixed Chorus. The Boys' Glee and Girls' Glee have each been organized lor lhe lirsl lime lo lorm aclual clubs. Regular dues were paid and ollicers were elecled. Glee Club pins were awarded lo lhose who were eligible, eligibilily being based on grades, cooperalion, elc. The ollicers ol lhe Girls' Glee Club were Connie Overley, presidenlg Nancy Mac- Donald, vice-presidenlg Joann Meeder, secrelary-lreasurerg Nancy Moller, program chair- man: and Margie Feeley, librarian. The ollicers ol lhe Boys' Glee Club were Louis Young, presidenlg David Kellems, vice-presidenl: Charles Berry, secrelary-lreasurerg Reece Shel- lon and Joe Malwick, program chairmen, and Bob Holbrook, librarian. Fronl row: M. Harlwick, E. Campa, G. Truiillo, L. Alvarez, L. Sarinana, T. Salce, J. Slone, M. Feeley, H. . , Winney, L. Torres, K. Uehara, l. Hayakawa, M. Hayakawa, O. Rubio, D. Ayon. Second row: R. Luian, O. Pedroza, P. Sliles, C. Cummins, G. Tarlaglia, L. Orluno, S. Elzea, M. 3 Bell, B. Giles, P. Ralhbone, H. Na- kada, J. Marlinez, M. Lucero, M. Venegas, R. Alvarado. Third row: R. Noriega, L. Akin, D. Kelly, H. Mir- anda, B. Davis, C. Sherwood, C. Greeley, M. Giles, M. Walling, J. Rivera, R. Balandran, P. Sherwood, T. Jaramillo, N. Dickerson. Fourlh row: S. Alexander, J. Wilcox, J. Hulchings, B. Blubaugh, D. Mosley, J. Holer, R. Payne, R. Woolf, B. Lee, V. Ayon, L. Mariscal, P. Thomas, B. Ogan, J. Fawcell. Fillh row: D. Rubel, E. Bon- nard, D. Cabral, C. Abboll, P. Clark, G. Dries, M. Peirce, A. McCain, C. Henderson, J. Kuhnke, L. Cabral, A. Ponce, R. Mowdy. Sixlh row: S. Moon, M. Wagner, J. Vanderpool, E. Luera, S. Slurrock, E. Alexander, C. Overley, B. York, N. MacDonald, B. McCoy, H. Corbell, B. Schmidl. Sevenlh row: B. Midkill, W. Miller, A. Walker. E. Bachelor, J. Meeder, N. Moller, M. Jones, E. Mumpower, J. Rhodes, G. n..-L l ul:--....1 LA C....:4L Ni , Boys' Glee Fronl row: J. Carlson, W. Jueschke, D. Shelfon, F. Jackson, B. Kelly, J. Pefers. Second row: Mr. Horfon, F. Tyler, C. Berry, E. Syphers, L. Young, F. Sigona, B. McSparran. Third row: B. Gladden, C. Snyder, V. Beauchamp, R. Shellcn, G. Alvidrez, N. Lesler. Fourlh row: J. Addy, E. Moline, D. Kellems, R. Holbrook, R. Bi'r+ner, J. Mafwick, J. McGehee. Girls' Glee Fronf row: l. Hayakawa, G. Beach, G. Truiillo, L. Alvarez, M. Feeley, V. Ayon, J. Sfone. Second row: H. Mi- randa, S. Elzea, L. Orfuno, M. Bell, L. Cabral, L. Mariscal, B. Giles. Third row: P. Clark, J. Hofer, R. Payne, R. Woolf, M. Jones, P. Sherwood, B. McCoy. Fourlh row: D. Mosley, B. Midkiff, W. Miller, C. Henderson, J. Kuhnke, D. Rubel, H. Corbefl. Fiffh row: E. Mumpower, G. Dries, E. Alex- ander, C. Overley, A. McCain, B. York, N. MacDonald, N. Moller. Mixed Chorus Fronl row: G. Beach, J. Slone, W. Jueschke, J. Carlson, D. Shellon, L. Alvarex, l. Hayakawa. Second row: P. Sherwood, V. Ayon, L. Orluno, F. Jackson, C. Berry, B. Kelly, F. Sigona, B. Giles, M. Feeley, G. Truiillo. Third row: C. Henderson, M. Bell, R. Payne, F. Tyler, E. Syphers, J. Pelers, L. Young, L. Cabral, R. Woolf, V. Tarble. Fourfh row: P. Clark, H. Miranda, S. Elzea, B. Gladden, C. Snyder, V. Beauchamp, B. McSparran, B. Mid- kiff, B. McCoy, H. Corbelf. Fiffh row: G. Dries, D. Mosley, M. Jones, E, Moline, R. Shelton, G. Alvidrez, N. Lesfer, J. McGahee, S. Slurrock, E. Alexander, Mr. Horlon ldireclorl. Sixlh row: B. York, N. Moller, N. MacDonald, J. Addy, D. Kellems, R. Holbrook, R. Bifiner, J. Malwick, D. Rubel, A. McCain, C. Overley. Iris' League, Clwarify Drive Acfivii Yes .N Freshmen Learn Safety Q Frost' VS' S PLS W., ,,,, WI I S -4 1 wand Wm optfromoujes mea SSEWLJIIGS J 1 W M 4 K. remon-bs Talenf Slwow Junior , Chorus, FVOSLQ RIB' 5, V Few lcv A I 35 KEYII' W Senior Pl Cast Jeff, Bro+her Goose - - Bob Pelers Carol, Wes, Hyacinfh, his flock Mary Lou Tyck, Louis Young, Alice McDonald Helen ----- Janef SchoH' Peggy - - - Audrey Walker Eve - - Anne Windham Sarah - - Glynna Mae Russell Lenore ---- Gemma Dries Mrs. Trimmer - Beverly Gamblin Truck Driver - John LiH'lefield Production Staff Poslers - BeHy Shomber, Marion Blair Adverfising - Dick Snyder, Dorchen Ruloel Business Manager - - Elodie Alexander Make Up ---- Lurece NoH Properlies - - - Doyle Bruner Slage Manager - - - Mr. James Nugenf Slage Crew - High School Slagecrafl' Class Ar'r Produciion - - - Miss Laura Penny Class Advisers - Mrs. Cerny, Mr. Eisenbise Usherettes Joan Davalle, Grace Wilson, Anifa McCain, Bonnie Mid- kiff, Margie Feeley, Marion Blair, BeH'y Ann Meeder, Lynne Turner. fl Brother Goose The senior class presenTed iTs annual play, BroTher Goose, on March I9. WhaT a Time Those seniors had-Trying ouT, finding ouT, and working ouT. On Tuesdays and Thursdays The casT would meeT Mr. Ringland in his shirT-sleeves. The call would come, On sTage , and The acTing would begin. Loosen up-look lively-geT in characTer, Mr. Ringland would say as The casT Tell inTo sTep. When Ann Windham Tried ouT for The Soufhern Belle parT, There was no doubT ThaT her Louisiana Talk was The besT: buT as The play progressed, her wonderful acTing abiliTy became very apparenT. Many Things had To be ThoughT ouT carefully-remembering The cookies, making The door wide enough for ThaT moTorcycle of Tex's, remembering The pin for Gemma To siT on, making sure The phone rang, and puTTing ThaT black-eye on Alice McDonald. There were hopes and fears as in every play-Would Ann and Tex remember To come in aT The righT minufe? Would Bob sTop walking around The couch long enough To Talk To Audrey? Everyone aT CiTrus was proud of The way Alice handled ThaT fooTball-as if she were a candidafe for The varsiTy! The way Glynna fainTed had The whole audience scared. Beverly did a wonderful porfrayal of a woman wiTh a hard shell and a sofT hearT. Audrey, The heroine, proved her abiliTy, and Bob, The hero, definifely showed his TalenT. JaneT was a sighT To remember as she said, I quiT . Johnny was never funnier or madder in his life. Gemma did a grand iob of making everyone haTe her! No one will forgeT Mary Lou, her apple, and her losT Chrysler. Tex was a good lover in spiTe of The mosquifoes. Mr. Nugenf is To be commended for his fine work wiTh The sTage seTs and The lighTing, and Doyle Bruner and The resT of The sTage crew deserve many Thanks. Of course, The play couldn'T have been wiThouT Mr. Ringland, who gave so much in- spirafion along wiTh his fine direcfion. The seniors will remember The play for many years because of The enioymenT which was puT inTo iT and goTTen ouT of iT. Valentine Dance King and Queen Paul Carr Lurece No . t W I, 1 Dancing The dance commiffee fhis year was composed of fwo sfudenfs from each class, who were elecfed by fheir respecfive classes. The advisers were Mrs. Cerny and Mr. Eisenbise. The commiffee worked very hard on fhe Barn Dance, which was held in January. The dance caller was Mr. Bill Mooney, who has been said fo be fhe World's Champion Square Dance Caller. Before fhe nighf of fhe dance, Mr. Mooney came fo school and faughf some of fhe dances fo fhose who were inferesfed. If proved fo be a good idea, because fhe dance received general approval from all who affended. Anofher big evenf of fhe year was fhe Valenfine Dance, which was sponsored by fhe Girls' League. Lurece Noff and Paul Carr, elecfed by fhe resf of fhe sfudenf body fo reign as King and Queen of Hearfs, were royally crowned af the dance. This parficular dance was really a leap year affair, since if was up fo fhe girls fo ask the fellows. gf, 3 Dance Committee - Fronf row: S. Sfurrock, E. Alexander. Sec- ond row: M. Feeley, J. Shores. J. Mum- power. Third row: J. Fine, D. Sfurdivanf, P. Lynch. 5' Art clubivwl Firsf row: A. Salce, J. Jimenez, M. Roias, E W Second row: L. Hasfy, M. Siffon, D. Cummins, A. McDonald, P. Gilmore, S. Mumford, G. Nefflefon. Third row: N. Addy, M. Blair, Miss Penny adviser . ' S. Noff, J. McClendon, G. Osfling, S. e on. 5 '27 f J I Yah' , FJ i lx if ' f lofi l P ,V X .XX aff Q ff ,A 4 X B' 135514.-4 ' ' A A - owe - rt The Arf Deparfmenf, under fhe direcfion of Miss Penny, was reorganized fhis year info several differenf unifs, so fhaf if was possible for 'rhe sfudenfs fo fake arf courses in which fhey were parficularly inferesfed. Affer a year of Beginning Arf, which is fhe basic sfudy of rhyfhm and composifion, fhe sfudenfs may go info Advanced Arf, which fakes in fhe sfudy of color, figure, and leffering. If is possible for advanced pupils fo go info specialized arf courses, such as fashions, ceramics, or commercial arf. The Arf Club is composed of sfudenfs who have had af leasf one year of arf. The officers fhis year were Marion Blair, presidenfg Sharon Noff, vice-presidenf: Phyllis Gil- more, secrefaryg Joyce McClendon, freasurerg and Eddie Warner, publicify chairman. During fhe ear fhe club visifed fhe Pasadena Arf lnsfifufe, an exhibifion af Chaffey, a ceramics exhibif af Claremonf, and also had a Valenfine Parfy af fhe home of George Dawson. gl 'RCN is w .gf i we' +V rronr row: S. uome, o. waxaaa, C. onerwooo, r:. Lopez, J. Van Ornum. Second row: B. Landon, V. Hardy, A. Dormer, M. Peirce, E. Bonnard, W. Hefh. Third row: S. Defwiler, J. Mumpower, W. Kellems, A. Bradshaw, J. Kelly, D. Shorey, C. Thum. Fourfh row: R. Williamson, C. Rubel, J. Fine, J. Lamm, Miss Purdum. Latin Club s In fhe Lafin Sociefy, which is sponsored by Miss Purdum, fhe offices are held by second year sfudenfs. This year Cynfhia Sherwood presided as worfhy counsel. Ofher officers were Jerry Kiefer, quaesforg Jackie Van Ornum, ponfiff: Richard Williamson, oufer cus- fodiang Sfella Nakada, inner cusfodiang Shirley Defwiler and Joyce Kelly, musicians: and Dick De Lacy and David Rodriguez, ducfors. Three meefings are held each year: fhe firsf fo inifiafe new members, fhe second fo gef beffer acquainfed wifh Roman cusfoms, and fhe lasf fo elecf new officers. Scholarship sfudenfs, under a new adviser, Miss Whife, elecfed Carl Moller, presidenf: Lurece Noff, vice-presidenfg Connie Overley, secrefary-freasurer: Joan Davalle, program chairman: and Grace Wilson, publicify chairman. A Chrisfmas furlcey dinner, followed by fhe exchange of giffs, was held af fhe home of Carl Moller. ln February seven new mem- bers were inifiafed af Connie Overley's. Before fhe year closed fhe five senior officers, having been in scholarship club for af leasf six ouf of a possible eighf semesfers, received life membership pins for fhe California Scholarship Federafion. Scholarship A Club Fronf row: B. Landon, S. Peyfon, D. Mosley, C. Thum, E. Weigold. Second row: N. Moller, J. Kelly, D. Kennard, L. Orfuno, J. Davalle. Third row: J. Schoff, N. MacDonald, D. Middlefon, G. Wilson, B. Midlsiff. Fourfh row: B. Blake, L. Noff, C. Overley, M. Jones, Miss Whife. Fiffh row: J. Fine, D. Henderson, J. Peyton, C. Moller, R. Sufherland. ' B LE1 1. l.-I..- I El? Irvin luvv. u. lvlluulelull, lv. lvlullel, lv. lvlauuullalu, C. Thum. Second row: J. Hufchings, W. Miller, Miss S+avely, P. Sherwood, D. Rubel, M. Pasillas. lNo+ in picfure, E. Alexandenl Girls' eague The Girls' League Cabinel' is made up of members who are elec+ed +o fheir posi+ions of responsibilify by +he res'r of fhe group in fhe Girls' League. Since fhe Girls' League is composed of all of lhe girls in +he school, il' holds a posi+ion of imporfance on The campus. Under +he direcfion of Miss Slavely, +he girls sponsored rhe Valen'I'ine Dance, and adopfed a liH'le French girl, named Yolanda, who wrofe +o 'I'he girls regularly. They also had some very in'reres+ing assemblies, which were organized by +he program chairman, Doreen Middlelon. The Cougar Knighfs is an organizaiion of fwelve upper class boys, who are elec+ed fo fhis group by The Boys' Org, a club made up of all fhe boys in 1'he school. Besides per- forming lhe dufies of fhe leaders of Boys' Org, fhe Cougar Knighfs, under fhe guidance of Mr. Slurges, +he adviser, and Paul Carr, fhe presidenf, sponsored many school acfiv- ifies such as: 'l'he selling of decals and pennanfs, usherin af foofball games, and super- infending of rhe Freshies' cleaning of ihe C on +he hili The new boys underwenf 'lhe annual ini+ia+ion a+ Jenks Lake. Cougar Knights Fronf row: L. Nugenf. Second row: P. Carr, J. Lrflle- field, G. Lieiz, B. Hunier. Third row: R. Snyder, L. Sills, R. Hanes, Mr. Sfurges, J. Jackson. - Hi-Y , Y M ianara, R. Shel 7' fon, D. Arrieffe, J. Lopez. Third row: R. Sfevens, R. Ayon, N. Hardy, R Hanes, R. Jara. Fourfh row: F. Sarinana, A. Salce, T. Hernandez, B Jacobus, R. Snyder, A. Torres. Fiffh row: D. Sfurdivanf, W. Nichols, R Peirce, D. Aguirre, C. Moller, R. Sufherland, L. Sills. Sixfh row: Mr. Price J. Aflrinson, J. Finkbiner, L. Nugenf, W. Landon, R. Tefor, Mr. Snyder. The Sr. Hi-Y, composed of iunior and senior boys, had a very acfive year under fhe guidance of Mr. Snyder and Mr. Price. Among ofher fhings fhey affended an annual Hi-Y banquef, which was parficipafed in by Covina, Puenfe, Bonifa, and Cifrus: had a ioinf meefing wifh fhe Big C , discussing Dafing : had Docfor Mulford and Colonel Hubbard as guesf speakers: had a ioinf meefing wifh fhe Jr. Hi-Y in preparafion for fhe inducfion of nexf year's iuniors info Sr. Hi-Y: and had fhe annual Hi-Y picnic, which was a coed affair. The officers of Sr. Hi-Y were presidenf, Bill Jacobus: vice-presidenf, Dick Snyder: secrefary, David Aguirre: and freasurer, Norval Hardy. The Y-Teens, made up chiefly of freshmen girls, was sponsored by Mrs. Bufferbaugh. They affended and fool: parf in various acfivifies including Y-Day in Hollywood, fhe San Gabriel Valley Y. W. C. A. inifiafion af La Verne, and a Y. W. C. A. conference af fhe Universify of Redlands. The presidenf of fhe Y-Teens fhis year was Gloria Bullard. The Jr. Hi-Y, composed of freshmen and sophomores, was sponsored by Mr. Wolfe. The club was reorganized fhis year and a new consfifufion was drawn up. These boys parficipafed in various sporfs evenfs and held inifiafions on fhe campus. The officers fhis year were presidenf, Ernesf Rogers: vice-presidenf, Marfin Roias: secrefary-freasurer, Charles DeGuia: and commiffee chairmen, Bill Coleman and Jim Jimenez. Y-Teens XJ Mrgjc ni row: B. Verren, E. Lopez, S. Doble, P. Murphy, J. Winney k, , .uien, D. Ayon. Second row: M. Ransom, N. Kee+h, E. Bonnard A N 1 M imifh. G. Bullard, Mrs. Bufferbaugh. Third row: P. Thomas, A. ax gif' vanos, S. Moon, J. Huichings, D. Kelly, D. Shorey, B. Blubaugh M 1 Wagner. ' 1 . ' ' 1' 1 r 1- 'L ff Q Fronfvaowil Ro?s.HL.dlAlamrEer6JI. Jiminez, R. Rodeckar. Secom row: . o er, . o er, . oem ,E.R LM-,Mgriig L. Siguilrre. Mr. Wolfe. Third row: A. alllabio, Etrglglllzblas. A. Rllry L. uc . D jf V ,, jim 154 LMA WWW Sfandingz M. SiHon, P. Gilmore, M. Crowell, J. OH, R. Gilmore, R. Allen, M. Clemenfs, M. Richards, E. Parris. Seaiedz C. Hernandez, C. Cummins, S. Salis- bury, L. Akin, B. Landon, L. Allen, B. Shomber. Citric Acid For +he iirsl' fime since fhe Cifric Acid and Cougar Growls have been published as one paper, +he high school has had a seciion of ifs own. This year +he paper was divided info +wo paris: Cifric Acid and Cougar Growls. When given ouf, fhe paper could be furned so ihal' if Cougar Growls appeared on 1'op il' could be given 'lo a high school siu- denf. The Cifric Acid and Cougar Growls was published in cooperafion wiih fhe Junior College under +he direciion of Mr. Gullahorn. Suzanne Salisbury, who was a iunior, held 'rhe posiiion of high school ediior. H' was Suzanne's iob +o give ou+ assignmenfs, +o wrife fhe lead sfory, +0 proof-read all copy and 'ro rewriie and +ype fhe siories before fhey were prin+ed. Linda Akin worked on Freshmen Foibles, while Melanmie Richards worked on fhe sopho- more column. Ina Mae Piper, assisied by Phyllis Gilmore and June OH, worked +oge'I'her in plan- ning ou+ Junior Jive . BeH'y Shomber worked AN Q. on 'rhe Senior Whirl . -,,, r X Mariha SiH'on planned her column, Music 0 Q Wi+hdMar+y , which gave news on fhe up-fo-dafe recor s. Q up Bob Gilmore, assisied by Richard Allen, worked ouf +he sporfs depar+men+, while June OH, assisfing Phyllis Gilmore, worked oul' fhe M x ari and assembly wri+e-ups. Lois Allen speni' her W +ime on Lovely Lady which fold fhe lafesl' siyles. a Palma In fhe pasf fhe members of fhe La Palma sfaff have worked on fhe yearbook in fheir spare fime, buf fhis year fhe ones inferesfed in working on fhe annual signed up for a course in journalism under fhe insfrucfion of Miss Allen. If you had chanced fo walk info fhe room some morning firsf period, you would have seen a very busy group-someone planning a picfure schedule or cuffing fhe picfures already faken, someone wrifing an arficle, anofher working on copy. The annual was edifed by Connie Overley. She had I2 sfudenfs for her sfaff. Joan Davalle, associafe edifor, made fhe layoufs, while Audrey Walker and Lynne Turner worked on senior picfures. Margie Feeley planned and worked on fhe senior baby picfure pages and gafhered informafion for fhe senior direcfory. Gemma Dries worked on copy and idenfificafions while Dorchen Rubel, assisfed by Joan Soper, figured ouf fype space. Vickie Keane and Beffy Delaney worked on fhe snap pages, assisfed by fwo iuniors, Mar- garef Brooks and Kafhryn Kennard. Lurece Noff and Jerry Kiefer worked on iunior pic- fures, and Bill Coleman reporfed boys' sporfs. The members of Miss Penny's arf class did fhe division pages and fhe carfoons. The La Palma was parfially financed by fhe business firms and professional people of Azusa and Glendora. Those assisfing fhe business manager, Audrey Walker, were Bill Coleman, Margie Feeley, Gemma Dries, Lynne Turner, Dorchen Rubel, Beffy Shomber, Vickie Keane, and Lurece Noff. The La Palma sfaff is indebfed fo Mr. Ed. Smifh and Mr. Merlin Eisenbise for fheir wonderful cooperafion as phofographers for fhis book. Sfanding: C. Hanawalf, B. Coleman, V. Keane, B. Delaney, B. Shomber, J. Kiefe C. Overlay, A. Walker, Miss Allen, M. Feeley. Seafed: L. Noff, J. Davalle, G Dries. P A Q LE. --vnu if , N if 3 P: M553 Q :www Mm. x f M ge .1 'WEE 556.3 gi . xii.. A w4??? f? -ef vf X fm! Haw 'L mr I ' l 2 M .:.. 4 mf., . , 1 an VK, if 3 ,.: : fa 5 gg ' .gl45'?v,.b 4, k .,,I ' II: : v ' Yiygifggl. ' Lf W . 32107041-na Mr psi. T XF, W :Q , A Q' ,X 4 xx. Vxxlvsg ' I' wi . 5 i s yn :PH-,' - ' , Q Q ..,,m ju-9' M, 1 4 we V X 'a ,R F 2 - M Q , bm-...W 55 E3 -rr Mb K 2 ' Q 9 2 5f1zf'x?S' fifxfg' f . 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Y 1.-, f N A. lf? . f 4 f 0. fzf fm f fx fmly, Q- A J 4 X' AN i fi , x ' in 1 T'tf J ff ,W W' fffffv' .ww rr f A ,, 4. X l , af' ' , ,fx NN ,,.. ..., Q -. i !f',11-NX A A 'RX V 'Sax N' 4 '3 ,mx ,ff X , Y V My 154 . .RX X Mr 1:33 AM 'e'W4'f:' ,. ' f AQ 3 'X -- H 1 ff ' .pf ,-69457444 Q 5 ,, fffw ' QQM fi I . Sis' vi? 1-fi? 'Km 5 A ' , ms ,s , ,X ,X . A is K .1 U gg. A is if es. 'FQ 1, . ff Pj Q v F2 1' R V x K W , ,. ' 9 6 QQ' Q Q ,iff O M Q -f F: Q5'Sjf v 1' . f f Q3 3' F Fronf row: R. Schmidf, J. Jackson, R. Piper, D. Aguirre, G. Miller. Second row: J. Lifflefield, J. R icharclson, L. Sills, R. Snyder, M. Lee, R. Hanes, W. Nichols, B. Smyfh. Third row: L. Hemmel, B. Pefers, D. Bruner, G. Liefz, P. Carr, L. Garl, W. Landon. Letterman' Club The LeHermen's Club, under fhe sponsorship of Buzzy Smyfh, consisfs of men who have received af leasf one varsify leffer in eifher foofball, baseball, baskefball, fennis, or fraclc. There were fhirfy-one afhlefes who belonged fo fhe club, four of whom were inifi- afed fhis year af a dinner meefing which was held in May. The leffermen were responsible for fhe arrangemenfs made in preparafion for fhe foof- ball banquef. Through fheir efforfs if proved fo be a very successful affair. Cifrus varsify leffermen are disfinguished by fheir navy blue sweafer wifh fhe gold sfripes on fhe leff arm. This year, for fhe firsf fime, fhe B leffermen were allowed fo wear fhe sweafer, alfhough fhey did nof have sfripes. Bu G I L Secref y T John Lifflefield Lee 'Garl Vice-Presudenf Presidenf M Q - 1 -'k1i'wQ' .ii Q 5 f-' Fron+ row: B. Hunfer, J. Lirflefield, L. Sills, R. Greve, M. Lee, R. Piper, D. Lyman, R. Schmidf W. Nichols, P. Carr, L. Garl. Second row: C. Lewis, J. Madison, T. Wesf, A. Scoff, R. Hanes W. Masfers, J. Messer, B. Clou+man, R. Snyder, G. Liefz, B. Shores. Third row: B. Nefzley, L Hemmel, E. Rogers, D. Aguirre, H. Wilson, R. Monroe, R. Olson, B. Mendenhall, B. Millar J. Jimenez, Buzzy Smyrh lcoachl. Four+h row: R. Peirce lmanagerl, R. Ayon, T. Hernandez G. Boling, A. Rickefrs, B. Coleman, J. Cobb, D. Presiesaier lmanagerl . Football Scoring I79 poinrs, +he Cirrus Cougars, coached by Buzzy Smyih, sei' a new record for an eighr game schedule. Five of +he games were won, 'rwo los+, and one fied. Only five of fhe eighi' games were league games. Even wirh fhis new record, fhe Cougars were forced +o seffle for a second place lie wi+h Corona. High poini' men of fhe year were Paul Carr, fullback, and Lee Garl, halfbaclc. Our of 35 boys on +he squad, 2I made 'iheir le+'rer +his year, 'ren had made H' las+ year, and only 'four will be back +o make ii nexi' year. All four are linemen: 'iwo guards, one raclcle, and one end. 21::.12:::1, Dam: League Scores Peirce. Corona 20 Cilrus 6 Puenie 7 Ci'rrus 2 I Claremoni' 6 Cirrus 54 Bonifa 6 Ci'rrus 6 Chino 0 Cirrus 40 Tofal 39 I 27 !? X!F,iiW Hx 1 Tx'fTvn.'?iEiW7!I'n fi.'Y1.L 3 E . Co-captalns L dSIIPIC Letterman arsity ' A' ,ah l . .. 2- X-xy . ' I j g , . 'I y .A .. - nw, f , .' .34 -.t f'fg .j,Eg9',f QA .g. h ir vigv ' f .-if F f . vw.. .ssmq ni f L ,M V, V V ch BoHom row: R. Hanes, D. Lyman, J. Lifflefield R. Schmidt R. Greve, M. Lee, G. Lieiz, R. Snyder, W. Nichols, T. Wesf, B. Clouiman. Top row: B. Hunier, A. ScoH, R. Piper, J. Messer, L. Siiis, C. Lewis, P. Carr, W. Masiers, L. Geri, L. Hemmel. .3355 we kv xyi 4-na-vm 4-ff fd' , ,X X V Y i k . i Xia. . . 'mn mx, , J. . . . N' ffii? if Q43 X f X... .,.. vi i .Nt X' N., my ' il. , .. ' vi .',gi,,,m,Ys RY 'fm f'jm..f '. y..,y. 57 2. , . .x fe ,-., '3,1f -3 xx RVN R Bee Foo'rball Scores l Fronf row: B. Slemricll, E. Moline, V. Beauchamp, J. Ayon, R. S+evens, J. Finlr- biner, P. Lugo, R. Shelion, O. Solis, V. Salce. Second row: G. Evans, L. Aguirre, A. Rubio, R. NavareHe, R. Reyes, C. Snyder, J. Nalcada, J. Jackson, L. Nugenf, C. Crew, J. Ma+wick, H. Smi+h lassisianf managerl. Third row: R. Williams, D. Reid, R. Bond, B. Laffa. A. MacDonald, A. Rury, L. OH, J. Afkinson, J. Richard- son, K. Presfesafer, D. Sfurdivani, H. Lopez, lnoi' in picfure Bob Wesf managerl. The Bees sfarfed ouf fhis year a+ a 'fasi' pace, bu+ could noi' keep if up fhe whole sea- son. Coach Hauser coached fhem +0 easy viclories over all fheir league opponen+s ex- cepf Corona and Chino. Claremonf forfeiied i+s game by having ineligible players on fhe field. The Bees' oufsfanding managers were Hal Smi1'h and Bob Wesl. Coached by Harry Kanzelmeyer and under fhe guidance of 'l'heir capiain, Dean Schniep, +he Cees always managed 'ro be lef+ ou'r of 'rhe wri+eups. They los+ bo'rh of +heir league games fo Bonila and Chino. Fronf row: T. Feeley, J. Reimuller, J. Lopez, R. Gardner, C. Beach, R. Rodeclrer, B. Dill, L. Hardy, D. Click. Second row: J. Richard- son lmanagerl, J. Hamm, A. Clubb, L. Hammer, R. Allen, A. Miranda, E. Sfurroclc, J. Addy, R. Gonzales, N. Lesfer, M. Lee lmanagerl. Third row: J. Cisneros, A. Hernandez, D. Hamilfon, J. Holaday, D. Schniep, R. Viera, E. Ponce, B. Lacourse, J. Lamm. Z ar' W f'1'Q'b- . 59383512 W .ZEX Bonila 6 - Puen+e 6 - Corona 7 - Chino I8 - Claremonf 0 - 'li f. f'x 4 5 D Q Cx 4 .U ,Q it Fronf row: P. Lynch. R. Piper, B Pefers, P. C arr, B. Jacobus Landon. Second row B : . Smyfh, B. Monroe, R. Olson, A. Moline, W. Nichols, J. Madison. Varsit Basketball The Cifrus varsi+y feam wound up ihe season wifh six viciories and 'Four losses The feam, in cooperafion wi+h +he ofher leams in 1'he league, lried someihlng new In baskefball fhis year. The winner of +he firsi' round played fhe winner of +he second round s for fhe championship. Q The +eam sfarfed fhe season wi+h five refurning leH'ermen. H' wasn'+ conslslenl' In wm nMgames,bu+i1's members showed loyal'ry +o Cifrus and good sporismanship fhrough dill' fhe season. Warren Landon was high poinl' man on fhe feam, wifh I45 poinls lan average of I4 5 Buzzy Smyl'h's coaching was ins+rumen+al in pulling fhe varsi+y feam ihrough I -fb- W ' l rw Puenfe s Claremoni' Bomla e Chino . Corona e Puen+e e e Claremon+ Bom+a ......,......... Chino e see. . Round I ,36 Cifrus as I6 Ciirus 47 Cifrus e s 40 Cirrus 47 Cifrus Round 2 e e s 34 Ci+rus . 42 Ciirus 47 Cifrus 34 Cifrus Corona eese as H 28 Cifrus Boniia Cifrus Chino Cifrus Corona Ciirus Puenle Ci+rus Claremon+ Cifrus Bonila Cifrus Chino Cifrus Corona Cifrus Puen're Cifrus Claremoni Cifrus Fronf row: J. Richardson, A. MacDonald, J. Jaclrson, R. Shelfon, L. Rodriguez. Second row: J. Henderson, coach, C. Maeda, H. Lopez, B. Lindblom, J. Nu- genf, D. Sfurdivani, J. Finkbiner. The Bees, coached by Jim Henderson and under +he firm hand of lheir cap'rain, Jimmy Jackson, had a fair season. They losi' several games, bul' mos? of fhem were losl by only one or fwo poinfs. They won Their game againsl' fhe champions of fhe league, Chino, who were undefeafed up fo 'rhai' fime. On +he whole, 'rhe games were quife excifing. Coach Henderson sfaied +ha'r his boys were very in+eres+ed in 'rheir playing. Jimmy Jackson was high poinl' man and Ernesf Moline and John Finkbiner were managers. The Cees won all fhe games in fhe firsf round and 'rhen proceeded +o lose all +he games in 'rhe seconod round wi+h +he same schools. Their coach was Mr. SchoH and iheir cap+ain was Jerry Addy. There were six leH'ermen on fhe +eam wi1'h Jesse Celaya as high poinf .J man. Arfhur Clubb was manager. b Fron+ row: A. Hernandez, J. Gallo, F. Chavez. Second row M J. Addy. J. Celaya, Mgr. K. Keiser. CCS Puen+e Cifrus Bonifa Ci+rus Chino Cifrus Puenle Ci+rus Chino Cirrus Boni+a Cifrus Corona Ci+rus R.V Froni row: C. Cardenas, L. Hardy, S. ArrieHa. Second row: Mr. SchoH, B. Dill, B. LaCourse. Champion The Dees wen+ 'rhrough +he season undefeared and won +he coveled championship of 1'he Tri-Counfy League. They won six league games and losl none. They began lhe season by losing all fheir praclice games buf +hen wenl' on 'ro be winners all +he way. The boys ran up a record score in +heir firsl' league game wi'l'h Puenle. The score was Cilrus 56-Puenfe I3. They won mosl' of l'he games by a wide margin. The closesf scores were in 'I'heir fwo games wiih Bonila, ihe scores being Cilrus 2I- Boni+a I8, Cirrus 24-Bonifa 23. Their coach, Mr. SchoH', s+a+ed fhaf fhe boys had a wonder- 'Ful inreresl in 'I'he games and fha? lhey wan'I'ed 'l'o play. He also said +ha+ ihe boys were bigger fhan fhe usual run of boys on Dee feams. Managing 'lhe Dee 'ream +his year was Arlhur Clubb. Coach Scho'H' has grea'r hopes 'for some of his boys as 'fufure ball players. Joe Lamm and Bill Dill are especially promising. Cirrus Cirrus Ciirus Cifrus Cilrus Cifrus cc c as 56-I 3 Puenle 2 I -I 8 Bonifa 36-I 2 ,cccc Chino 44--8 .... Puenfe 43-I 2 Chino 24-23 Bonila Baseb ll The Cifrus baseball feam, coached by Jim Henderson, had nof goffen info full swing when fhe annual wenf fo press. The feam had fhree league vicfories and four pracfice vicfories fo sfarf off fhe season. Af fhe Pomona Baseball Carnival, Cifrus proved ifself by going fhrough fhe finals of fhe Consolafion Tournamenf and winding up in second place wifh fhe sixfeen schools parficipafing. The uniforms were a source of discomforf af fhe beginning of fhe season and fhe afhlefic funds were almosf complefely exhausfed. There had nof been a complefe sef of uniforms for af leasf sixfeen years. Finally fhe Associafed Sfudenf Body lenf fhe baseball fleam enough fo finance new uniforms. If was a ioyous day for fhe feam, as fhey deserved 1' em. This year fhe feam had nine seniors-fhe finesf maferial in Cifrus baseball hisfory. Larry Hemmel was one of fhe oufsfanding cafchers in fhe league, and all fhe boys fhis year really lcnew how fo play ball. A lof of credif should go fo Jim Henderson for so ably coaching fhe boys fhis year. Cifrus was proud of ifs baseball feam. 0 Varslty y Fronf row: G. Miller, mgr., W. Nichols, R. Piper, P Junior Varsity Fronf row: C. Cardona, D. Schniep, H. E q J. Celaya, B. Hernandez, K. Presfesafer, G. Maeda. B. oladay, R. Ayon, B. Laffa, G. Evans, M. L U. Rubio, B. Mcsparran. i sm uf W ' it ia , 24 5' J - ax. ,,,,,g3Qw?4 4 'lv www x.' N S5 X gs af mA il fig sf 'Raw . ,sg , ix. p gg gg W' fs 1: Q-.,f,.,mX.. x, ..,,,.-h. , ,f is 'Jr KY' f ' ffl' f ,Ka KP' :wg 5 ,, me 'Q' ..,.. Q Q gi www N fi , ws: X E fm Q4 E X X -K., ' . F 3 .121 2 Q K fri, in 5 it- Q R N1 1 -,Q i f-Lf K lie il g, x L 5 iv 5 W Rx E W .- . ,, x ji ff, 5 an 'f we 9 ,, hz. pf' is 'Y 5 5 Fronf row. L. Nugenf, J. Jim inez, S. Arriefia, C. DeGuia, E. Rogers. Second row: B. Hodder, R. Shelion, R. Olson, W. Hodder. rack and Tennis The fennis season had noi' officially begun, as +he La Palma weni' +o press: however, Mr. Herdeg had picked his men. R. Olson was firsr singles: D. Aguirre, second: A Moline, +hird: L. Nugenf, four+h: R. Hawes, fif+h. The doubles, as +hey sfood were W. Landon al:1ddD. Hawes, firsf: S. ArrieHa and L. Aguirre, second: and W. Hodder and B. Hodder, + ir . The varsiiy frack feam won fwo mee+s and losi' +hree. The league 'Finals had no'r, a+ 'rhis iime, been run off, so +he Cougars' sfanding cannoi' be shown here. The Bees won all fheir mee1's wi+h fhe excepfion of Corona and +he Cees won all fheirs wi+h fhe excepiion of Bonifa. Mr. Hauser was 'rhe coach for all +hree reams. Charles Lewis was Varsify cap+ain: Vin- ceni' Salce, Bee capiain: and Joey Gallo, Cee capfain. The fraclc manager fhis year was Bob Holbrook. row: J.IA1'liinson, D.. Aguirre, OWIQ Oh Bo o 4 Y E , G ,M K E 5 I 3 E Q QQYS .ali I N H' 1' Ligiga ijfii, fi L33 SQ. i- Q - '- Q11-as.,3 'V:w '- . Us K g J,.,,.m oneY c LuQ.f,..L Tramtzs a+ Cifr us x 5:5 il? A D P. .... : .... ..... : M 5 B XX wbmwi W Q A W wb N mm X' 9 . X 4 kt in is V- '-ew? 2 . . b ,,. Ms x w 5. fx . ' ifiigifs 5 W-shun 4' Q X ' 1: s 3, u1 0Y1SOY'ne.. So 3 I 'ef OU.YHe Y be. F M, R 5' , SYTIQY zz.: ' ss .5 , , .5 ,. i 1 2 I ,Q 3 i V Remember Wlqe na OO O S I1 q lnnocem man 5+ Ci'TrI4 's 1.2 SZY aze ? V gs! A :f,Z1' - --VV Tor 'uve COun+b-y BYYNOUY' Ore Qvegt TOS V'3Y' B. SD WLM Fronf row: C. Overley, B. Midkiff, D. Middlefon. Second row: P. Sherwood, B. Giles, G. Wilson, S. Sfurroclr, J. Schoff, L. Noff. Third row: N. Moller, J. Sfone, S. Pey- fon. Fourfh row: G. Gonzales. M. Bell, J. OH, A. McCain, N. Mac- Donald, B. Blaine, G. Russell, Miss Dryden, J. Hufchings. B. Meeder. 66 97 The Big C , under fhe direcfion of Miss Grace Dryden, is made up of fhose girls who have parficipafed in afhlefics and earned one fhousand poinfs. Af fhe beginning of fhe year, fhere were fwelve senior girls in Big C , buf as each sporf season progressed, more girls became members. Twenfy-four girls now wear fhe Big C lefferwomen sweafer. The officers were Bonnie Midlciff, presidenf: Doreen Middlefon, vice-presidenfg Con- nie Overley, secrefary-freasurerg and Wilma Miller, in charge of scrapbook. Besides holding regular dinner meefings each monfh, fhey visifed Knoff's Berry Farm and also wenf fo Lucy and John's for a spagheffi dinner in November. Big C house parfy was held in Balboa on April 30, May I and 2. Several girls were inifiafed, officers were elecfed for fhe coming year, and all fhe girls refurned fo school wifh beaufiful lredl fans. The winged-foof , fhe mosf highly prized honor in girls' sporfs, was awarded fo eighf girls. For fhis honor, fhey had fo earn af leasf l650 poinfs. Miss Dryden B. Midlxiff C. Overe D. Middl L. Noff S. Sfurroclc B. Gi es . c lv I JSho+ ul SENIORS Leff fo righfz J. Scholl, J. Sfone S. Slurrock, B. Midliiff, C. Over- ley, D. Rubel, D. Middleton, M Bell, G. Russell, G. Wilson, J Meeder, M. Blair, A. McCain, B Giles. JUNIORS Lefl lo riglwlz J. Hulclwings, N Moller, N. MacDonald, G. Gon- zales, B. York, B. Hardy, S. Pey- lon, V. Viera, C. Henderson, J OH, S. Davalle, M. Broolxs, D Con+reres, P. Sherwood. SOPHOMORES Lefl lo righf: J. McClendon, J Dilwor+h, S. Hunler, E. Parris, G Os+ling, N. Dickerson, J. Kelly. C Mariscal, J. Shores, D. Mosley, E Torres, L. Obermeyer, S. Delwiler S. Noll. FRESHMEN Leff io right: E. Lopez, L. Kaiser, M. Giles, S. Campa. S. Moon, P. Sfiles, N. Moss, J. Hulclwings, D. Ayon, T. Salce, B. Blubauglm, M. Juno, M. Sanchez, L. Akin, M. Wagner, M. Jones. SENIORS lleff +o righfl B. Giles D. Midcllefon, B. Midkiff, G. Rus sell, J. Meeder, C. Overley, S Srurroclc, A. McCain, L. Noff. JUNIORS lleff fo righfl G. Gon- zales, J. OH, N. Moller, N. Mac- Donald, J. Hufchings, P. Sher- wood, S. Peyfon, M. Brooks, D. Contreras. SOPHOMORES lle'F+ fo righfl J. Dilworfh, S. Hunfer, J. Kelly, J. McClendon, E. Parris, S. Deiwiler J. Shores, S. Osiling, S. NoH'. FRESHMEN lleff +o righfl N. Keefh, S. Cempa, B. Landon, E. Mumpower, M. Jones, B. Blu- baugla, M. Wagner, S. Moon, M. Peirce, M. Giles, J. Hufclwings. SENIORS Front row: B. Blalre, G. Wilson, S. Sfurroclr, E. Alexander. Second row: B. Midlziff, J. Scholl, B. Giles. Third row: L. Turner, G. Russell, J. Meeder. JUNIORS Fronf row: S. Davalle, V. Viera, G. Gonzales, B. Hardy. Second row: N. Moller, B. York, N. MacDonald, J. OH, C. Henderson. Third row: D. Contreras, M. Brools, l. Piper, B. McCoy. som-iomonss f Fronf row: J. Van Ornu . Her- fy nandez, J. McClen , S. W, Defwiler Secon ow E ris 1 S. . ' : . . G. Osfling, Aavgmer, ,Emm- enls, J. Dil +h. Thir ov: C Thum, D. Josl , J. All ' . Shores, S.4 lunj ,D. Kenny, . Y fr , .f 4' :IJ f' di I 4 A l ' 7 I V1.7 .1 4 , W 3 I 4 45. ' ' .,,- 4 ff' J I , MV, 1, Lu I iff 1 ff I FRESHMEN Fronf row: D. Ayon, J. Wilcox, P. 5fi+es, T. Salce, O. Rubio. Second row: D. Kelly, L. Keiser, J. Burian, E. Campa. Third row: J. Hufch- ings, S. Moon. B. Blubaugh, M. Jones, N. Keeih. Fronf row: J, Meeder, N. Addy Second row: D. Middlefon, S Siurroclr, C. Overley. M. Blair, J. Davalle, B. Landon' W. Hefh. Fronf row: L. Akin, V. Hardy, G. Tariaglia. Second row: S. Alex- ander, J. Whipped. 953 50me+twin 'wg ffzf- Q ff DP V-'2eH'leay+q ll AQ 5 1 Nw pe- 99 if Uh, .-. ' .h 's?n. ' ' 'f . .4 M4 J , Q 11,131 ri f :F 'ix S .Xi ,... Q x .W ,' In Hu. 'c.,1 Aguirre, David LeH'ermen's Club 3, 4 Senior Hi-Y Sec. 3, 4 Sporfs 2, 3, 4 Alexander, Elodie Girls' League Treas. 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Sporfs 3, 4 Dance Commiffee 4 Concerf 2, 4, Opereffa 3 Spanish Club 2 Alvarez, Lillian Y-Teens 3 Glee Club 4 Concerf 4 Armenfa, Efren Track 4 Ayon, Raymond Foofball I, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Welfare Council 3 Senior Hi-Y 3, 4 Arf Club 4 Beach, Grace Glee Club I, 4 Bedoy, Raul Class Assembly I Arf Club I Foofball 3, 4 Track 3 Band and Orchesfra I, 2, 4 Bell, Kennefh Bell, Mary Joy Band and Orchesfra I, 2, 3, Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4 Lafin Club I, 2 Glee Club 4 Concerf 2, 4, Opereffa I, 3 Binnie. Pafricia Blair, Marion Ari Club 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4 Sporfs 2, 3, 4, Big C 4 lTransferred from L. A. 2l Blake, Barbara 4 Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 3, 4 Lafin Club I, Sec. 2 Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4 Arf Club I, 2 Glee Club 2, 3, Opereffa 3 Scholarship Club 4 Boling, Gene Foofball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Senior Directory Brumbaugh, Ray lTransferred from Chino Zl Bruner, Doyle Carr, Paul Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4 Dance Commiffee 4 Boys' Org. Pres. 4 Cougar Knighfs 3, 4 Class Officer 4 LeHermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Clark, Pafricia Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Opereffa 3 Orchesfra 2 Arf Club 2, 3, 4 lTransferrecl from Van Nuys 21 Cook, Jim Sporls I, 2, 3, 4 Band and Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3. 4 LeH'ermen's Club 4 Assembly 4 Cruz, Frank Ari' Club 2 Davalle, Joan Sporls 2, 3, 4, Big C 4 Scholarship 2, Officer 3, 4 Lafin Club 2, 3, Officer 3 Annual Sfaff 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, Officer 3 Typing Club 3, 4, Officer 3 DeHarf, John Sfage Crew 4 lTransferred from Monrovia 3l Dolan, Paul lTransferred from Colo. 31 Dries, Gemma Lafin Club I, 2 Annual Sfaff 3, 4 Glee Club I, 3, 4 Opereffa I, 3, Concerf 4 Y-Teens 3 Senior Play 4 Feeley, Margie Welfare Council 2, 3 Annual Sfaff 4 Spanish Club 2, Sec. 3 Glee Club 2, Officer 4 Dance Commiffee 4 Class Officer 2, 4 Fifzpafrick, Anna Lafin Club 2 Foran, Beffy Jo Gamblin, Beverly Senior Play 4 Assembly 4 Gammill, Sula Garl, Lee LeHermen's Club 3, Pres. 4 Foofball I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2. 3, 4 Baskefball I, 2 Baseball I Welfare Council 4 Giles, Beffy Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 3 Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Lafin Club I Mixed Chorus 4 Concerf 2, 4, Opereffa I, 3 Gillson, Marvin Spanish Club 3 Gorsline, Jim Gray, Roberf lTransferred from Wash. 4l Greve, Raymond Leffermen's Club 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3 Foofball I, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Baskefball 4 Hale, Beverly Hanawalf, Carol Annual Sfaff 4 Sporfs 4 lTransferred from Monrovia Hardy, Norval Track 3, 4 Foofball 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Radio Club 4 Opereffa 3 Hawes, Rex Tennis 4 Hemmel, Larry Foofball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 LeHermen's Club I, 2. 3, 4 Hi-Y I, 2 Class Officer 3. 4 Hernandez, Tony Foofball 4 Track 4 Hi-Y 4 Howell, Alfred Foofball 3 Jacobus, William LeHermen's Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4 Baskefball 3, 4 Track 4 Lafin Club 2 Radio Club 4 Johnson, Barbara Assembly 4 Jueschke, Margarel' lTransferred from Wisconsi Landon, Warren Lafin Club I, 2 Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4, Capf Foofball I, 2 Tennis 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Radio Club Pres. 4 Lee, Malcolm Le'l l'ermen's Club 3, 4 Foofball l, 2, 3, 4 Track I Lafin Club I l li-Y 3, 4 Sfage Crew 4 Lewis, Charles Foofball I, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Baskelball I LeHermen's Club 3, 4 Liefz, Galen LeHermen's Club I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Foo+balI 4 Cougar Knighfs 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Lifflefield, John Foofball 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 4 Lef'lermen's Club I, 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 2 Senior Play 4 Cougar Knighfs 3, 4 Lopez, Anfonia Macias, Nick Spanish Club 2 Arf Club 2 YI . 4 Senior Directory Masfers, Harold McCain, Anifa Orchesfra l, 2 Glee Club 2. 4, Concerf 2 Sporfs I, 2, 4, Big C 4 Spanish Club 2 McDonald, Alice Senior Play 4 Arf Club 3, 4 lTransferred from Riverside Zl Meeder, Joann Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 3, 4 Orchesfra I, 2, 3, Band 2, 3 Glee Club 4, Officer 4 Cifric Acid 3 Lafin Club I, Officer 2 Mendenhall, Edwin Foofball I, 3, 4 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Band and Orchesfra I, 2 Lafin Club I Messer,,Jack Foofball 3, 4 LeHermen's Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Band l, 2 Middlefon, Doreen Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 2, 3, V. Girls' League Cabinef 3, 4 Scholarship Club I, 2, 4 Band and Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer I Lafin Club I, Officer 2 Midkiff, Bonnie Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 3, Pres. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Concerf 2, 4, Opereffa I, 3 Cifric Acid 2, 3 Dance Commilfee 3 Millar, Ben Foofball 4 lTransferred from Mich. 4l Miller, Wilma Sporfs l, 2, 3, Big C 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Opereffa Girls' League Cabinef 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3 Miranda, Helen Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Opereffa I, 3, Concerl 2, 4 Lafin Club 2, 3 Spanish Club 4 Y-Teens 3 P.4 4 I,3 Moline, Arnold Baskefball 2, 3, 4 Foofball l, 2 Tennis 4 LeHermen's Club 4 Lafin Club l, 2 Moller, Carl Scholarship Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 4 Lafin Club I, 2 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Nagengasf, Marilyn lTransferred from Wyoming 4l Nakada, John Baseball 3, 4 Foo+balI 2, 3, 4 Baskefball 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Leflermen's Club 3, 4 lTransferred from Ariz. 2l Navareffe, Raymond Foofball 3, 4 Track 2, 4 Nieblas, Waldo Track 3 Noriega, Ramona Glee Club 4 Arl Club 4 Noff, Lurece Scholarship I, 2, 3, Officer 4 Welfare Council I, Sec. 4 Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 2, 3, 4 Annual Sfaff 3, 4 Band, Drum Major I, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Sfafa Represenfafive 3 Olson, Raymond Foofball 3, 4 Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Tennis 2, 3, 4 LeHermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3 Overley, Consfance Sporfs l, 2, 3, 4, Big C 2, 3, Officer 4 Girls' Sfafe Represenfafive 3 Girls' League Secrefary 3 Annual Edifor 4 Glee Club Pres. 4 Scholarship I, 2, 3, Officer 4 Palmer, Geraldine lTransferred from Penn. 3l Pasillas, Mary Glee Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Y-Teens 3 Girls' League Ollicer Payne, Rulh Glee Club I, 2, 34 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 3,4 Concerl 2, 4, Operella I, 3 Pelers, Bob Sporls 2, 3, 4 Lellermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 3 Sludenl Body Vice-Pres. 4 Senior Play 4 Wellare Council 4 Piper, Roy Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2. 4 Lellermen's Club 3, 4 Lalin Club I Hi-Y I, 2 Rubel, Dorchen Girls' League Cabinel Wellare Council 3, 4 Annual Slalf 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship I Lalin Club I, 2 Russell, Glynna Senior Pla 4 Spanish Club 2. 3 Sporls I, 2, 3, 4, Big' Arl Club 2 Y-Teens 3 Salce, Allred Hi-Y 3, 4 Arl Club 3, 4 Foolball 3 Samarron, Tony Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Traclt 3 Assembly I Mixed Chorus 3 Samples, Sharon Arl Club 2, 4 Scholarship Club 3 Schmidl, Janice 3, Pres. 4 C 3, 4 Pres. 3, 4 Band Maiorelle 2, 3, 4 Senior Directory Schmidl, Richard Lellermen's Club 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4 Scholl, Janel Sporls I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 3, 4 Lalin Club I, 2 Arl Club I, 2 Glee Club Accompanisl I, 2, 3 Senior Play 4 Scholarship 4 Shomber, Belly Band Maiorelle I, 2, 3 Concerl 2 Cilric Acid Slall 4 - Annual Slall 4 Sills, Leonard Sludenl Body Pres. 4 Sporls I, 2, 3, 4, Lellermen's Club 3, 4 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4 Cougar Knighls 3, 4 Class Ollicer I, 3 Wellare Council I, Pres. 4 Snyder, Richard Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Baslrelball I, 3 Lellermen's Club 4 Cougar Knighls 3, Vice-Pres. 4 Lalin Club I, Pres. 2 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4 Solis, Adolph Track 3, 4 Foolball 4 Slevens, Raymond Foolball 2, 3, 4 Traci: 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Slone, Jacqueline Sporls I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Operella I, 3. Concerl 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Slurroclc, Shirley Class Ollicer 2, 3 Sporls I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 3, 4 Girls' League Cabinel 3 Assembly I, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operella and Concerl Dance Commillee 4 Sulherland, Rodney Lalin Club I, 2 Scholarship Club I, 4 Hi-Y 4 Traci: 3, 4 Torres, Arlhur Traclt 3, 4 Foolball 3 Hi-Y 4 Truiillo, Gloria Glee Club 4 Y-Teens 3 Concerl 4 Turner, Lynne Sporls 4 Arl Club 4 Annual Slall 4 lTranslerred from Pasadena 3l Tyclc, Mary Louise Senior Play 4 Sporls I, 2, 3, 4 Band Maiorelle I, 2, 3. 4 Spanish Club 2 Uehara, Kaye Glee Club 4 lTranslerred from Honolulul Wagner, Bill Walker, Audrey Annual Slall 4 Assembly 3 Sludenl Body Ollicer 4 Glee Club 4 Cilric Acid 3 Senior Play 4 Wilson, Grace Spainsh Club 2, 3 Sporls I, 2, 3, 4, Big C 3, 4 Y-Teens 2. 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