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

 - Class of 1950

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Citrus Union High School - La Palma Yearbook (Glendora, CA) online collection, 1950 Edition, Cover
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San Antonio 21 Iuniors gave a dance 26 Senior Career Day here November 5 Girls' Basketball Playday here 24 .Sr 25 Thanksgiving holidays December 1 Annual staff assembly io Football Banquet II Christmas Pageant IQ to Ian. 2 Christmas vacation Ianuary I3 luniors gave another dance 28 Girls' Speedball Playday, Corona February 8 Assembly by Strong Man Shurlell' II Valentine Dance IS Chino assembly here 25 Senior play, Little VVomen twain We . M ' March IS Talent assembly I7 Citrus exchange assembly at Cl1iI1O and Puente 22 Assembly by VVhelch, UA Trip Through Europe 24 x 25 Uperetta, Pirates oi' Penzance April 21 Freshmen Spring Hop 25 Mississippians gave an assembly 28 Fish Day, half holiday May 3 Iunior Assembly 6 Iuniors' Soc Hop I3 May Day Dance 26 lunior-Senior lianquet gi Faculty assembly Iune 7 Sophomore assembly Il High School liaccalaureate I2-I6 Senior Week 16 Fi11al assembly 16 Graduation Seated: L. Amagrande, T. Stenmo, R. Pasillas, I. Shores fvice-presidentj, B. West Qpresidentj, I. Kelly Csccretaryj, E. Rogers Qtreasurerj, A. Dominguez, P. Contreras. Second row: P. Thomas, I. Van Urnum, A. Quintana, M. Rosales, S. Nott, B. Nott, C. Thum, I. Dunn, I. McClendon, L. Akin, E. Parris, A. Cooper. Third row: I. Loughran, C. Crew, B. Huggins, T. Mesa, B. Dennis, I. Fine, I. Matwick, I. Dolan, P. Clay, B. Rodecker, I, Lopez, S. Hunter. WM are ounci With Bob West leading and Mr. Sturges advising, the Welfare Council accomplished a great deal this year. Its first job was putting on the Freshmen-Sophomore Brawl. Later it managed Career Day which was at Citrus this year. The Welfare Council decided on what merits the Sportsmanship Awards, donated by Kenny Ferris, a Glendora jeweler, were to be given. A trophy is to be given to the outstanding athlete in football, basketball, baseball, track, and tennis. At the end of the football season the football team was honored by a Football Banquet. The toastmaster was Mr. Martinez and the speaker was Mike Pecarovich. This year's cabinet and six Iuniors attended one of the two conferences of the California Association of Student Councils. Some of the problems discussed were assemblies, student govern- ment and student representation, and the merit system. Later a conference was held here between the schools in the Tri-County League. Its main purpose was to promote a better inter-school feel- ing, but other problems concerning student government were taken up. Iacliie Van Ornum Qclerkj, Sharon Nott fjudgej, Bob Rodecker fbailiifj .Sjfuflmf Cuff The Student Court was established this year. It tries all cases relating to misconduct on the school grounds. There is a Citizenship Committee to see that the citizenship in the school is up to standard. This committee issues warrants and tells who is to appear before the Court. This year the members were Bruce Stanton, Breck Nott, Barbara Landon, Donna Mosley, and Iohnny Peyton. Iackie Van Ornum fclerkji, Sharon Nott Cjudgej, Bob Rodecker fbailiffj, Gerald Evans, Ray Glaze, Edu Mae Parris, Ioe Matwick, Ioe Reimuller, David Hofer. ir 1. Q 'Q l4fJ,'XRIJ Ulf' 'I'RUS'l'lil ,S lfront row: Dr. jim-pli VV. llzinkiiis, Xviililllll lf. Limi- lilum. Second row: lcrc IE. Stair icicrl-LJ. Dr. Ucorgc I llzixtcr Qprvsiclcntj, Gcorgc M. Rodcckcr. i ULIQNN U. VANIMAN, District Superintendent :ind Principal DAVID VV. S'1'URGliS, Assistant Principal o wiki? QALIQCJ flie NI.XRTl'liX R. ST.XYIil.Y, Girls' Vicwljrilicipgil NELSON C. PRICIQ. Boys' YiccfPrii1cipg1l ,ff I U IIS IU 529 X.. A jkozie gekincl WAI,'I'liR VV. ALDHN, liookkccpcr MARC.-XRli'I' M. CINACIY. Sccrclzlry to Supcrinlcmlcnt IQSTIIIER M. MACFNUSUN. SCLTClill'y to .Xssistnnt Principal RUTH l.. CUl,VHR, Secretary to XviCC-Pl'il1CiP3ll f,L6? ITQIIER5 'Y MARGARET HOLBROOK, School Nurse Q I' Q wJ ua riuerd C Q, a r e f a A e r 5 ,B From row: loc Lewis, Howard Brown, Russell Lancaster. Rack row: Glen KAREN D. HELQUIST, Dalvisson, Bill XVClSl1lll1Cl'. Paul Colclnzmli, Harvey Hartman, Louis Mzlrchisio. Switchboard Operator Q ,iff Nliihfill I , l33,lj',M l 5 SENIOR OFFICERS Front row: Vera Torres fsecretaryj, Larry Ott Cvice-presidentj. Second row: Ernest Rogers Qtreasurerj, Kenneth Prestesater fpresidentj. Getting off to a lively start, the Class of '50 managed to maintain a fast pace in their following three years. As sophomores, they were active in adopting a fourteen-year-old boy from Holland, sponsoring a clean-up week, and presenting a one-act play for their class assembly. In their junior year, they kept up their pace by making their major goal the Iunior-Senior Ban- quet. This event, held at the Altadena Country Club, was one which will go down in the history of Citrus banquets as the most elaborate. They filled this, their last, year with preparations for graduation, such as having senior pic- tures taken, selection and measurements for caps and gowns, and the selection of graduation announcements. 'i To raise money for the gift to be left to the school, the class sponsored the annual senior play. They chose Little Women for this year. There was a large' turnout and that put another feather in the bonnet of the 1950 senior class. 'Q The members of the class of '50 have established themselves in sports, citizenship, scholar- ship, sportsmanship, and band. They have won three inner-class track championships in a row, while the girls managed to hold their own in inner-class championships, as well. The final burst of spirit was used in plans for senior week, the senior picnic, and last of all, graduation. O Ek 'Vw rrl I + lp ll ' 35. ' I Q? I ,XY US l'l.lNli UIQORKIIQ M.-Xl ,lJ,X ILjKUllNlili SAMMY lllillil-.RSON lhrls' l.r.IgIu' Lllllllltl 4 Sporta I. 1, 5, 4 C1455 SL'Cl'L'lLll'X I Sporh I, 1. -I Spnrlx I, 1. 5. 4. lug C 5. 4 l.I-tu-IAIIII-IIR Club 5- 4 Xl-lLll.ll'C Coumil I. 1. 5 lAL'IIg'I'IIIL'l13 Clllll -I 9rlIol1IIxlIi4v Club 5, 4 lli-Y 5, 4 Ulu' Club I. 1, 5, 4, Prcs. 4 lVL'l-lllll' Ulllllfll I XVL'll.ll'k' lloumwl 5 Stags Kfruxv 5 lixnmtlvglll ll.IIIqI1L-I 5 Clilbllll-11 lljlifllllf -l ,Xrl Club I, 1, 4 f,1lL'l'L'llQl I, 1, 5, 4 Vgllr-IIIIIIQ lxmg 4 l,.I ll:lllII.I 4 Class .Isw-Iulwly I SCIHUI' l'lLl5 4 lf'l l'Y SL'l.l.lY,XN lillllllf, .Xlll.lf ,XNCSlil.l'l'A N. CEARCIX RONALD CAIJIDICK 'lAI'.ImlcI'I'vIl lrom ll.Islictlw.Ill I llguul I, 1. 5, 4 'l4I'.InsfcI'I'a'ml lAI'oIII l'cI1IIxylIgII1i.1 4 Stagg' lfxx-xx' 5 UI'clIwlI'1I I, 1. 5. 4 Cln-vcl.IIIIl, Ohio, 1 Upuu-Il.I 4 Sportx 5. .1 Ulu' Club 4 Art Club 1. 3. 4 lloIIIIIIcrcc L' ub Sings Crew 4 .Vim A 'i b -K Nr 'sr 'If-i ll .AN I ll l.WOR'l4l l Sporls I, 1, 5,.1,lllgll 5, 4 liguul I, 1, 4, 4 OI'ul1utI'.I I, 1. 4. 4 Ulu' f,llllW I, 1 ll1lllL'L' llguul 4 R.'XMON.'X ll. ll.Xl..XNlBR.'XN fl4IL'I't'll.l 4 l'uppvI'cttI-x 4 liluu Club 1, 5, 4 12111111114-I'L'I.Il Club 4 Clmx .'XMClIIl1ly' I ll.l'l-flnlllllf' Concert 4 ,vw-, gf ION llAMll.'l'UN .XNN l5ORMliR lll'lNNllf G. l.A'l l'A Ilf.XN SHORES MlCll.'Xlil. Wl-1S'l' Stage Cm-w 5 Sportsqifl, 5.b4gvQilg C 4 Cougar Knights 5, 4 Sports I, 1, 5, 4, liig C 5, 4 ll-l'lll1Nl-t'l'l'4'Ll l'I'oI1I lli-Y 5, 4 !.l.LlIl,Qilcllll1 I, Ol'l'Iccr 1 l,L'HCl'l11L'll'N Club 5, 4 Girls' State 5 Ngw York 4 l.uttcI'Im-IIK Club 5, 4 I 'ghior lllillxlg, ' lli-Y 5, 4, Vice-Prcs. 4 Stuclcnt liomly Vim--l'rus 4 llI-Y 4 Sports I. 1, 5, 4 N 'uugnr Grtws 4 Spurts I, 1, 5, 4 Wclfurc Council I, 5 4 lklficlIol1Ing,l1l4l Club Prcxiclcm 4 Stage Crew 5 Yell :mal song lcmlcr lr,-S . lltinquct 5 Football llnnquct 5, K . , X 443 MARY .XNN Cl.l'.MliN'l4S LARRY O'l I' Spurlx I. 1, 4. 4. llig C 4 Slbufh I. 1. 4. 4 fiIlll4l1.lI'fIl'llXYlN I. 4. 4. lull. 4 l.t'llL'l'llILll'N Club , 4 4 Sm-IIIIII' l'l.Ix 4 CLIC YICI'-l,l'L'N. '4 We-ll.II'n Cnumil 4 III-Y 4. 4 , l Sk'lllll.lI'NlllIl Club 4 K4 l..I ll.lllll.l 4, .Xxwlulwlx 4 l 4 'T IA NIH' Rlil DICNHAUC il I I l I'1IIIal:-I'I'ul lrrnu 4, luIAI'1IIIu-, f,Lllll. 4 2 l'n-ppuI'clln-x 4 4: .XVI Club 4 I X 0 I l1liNNli'l'lI PRliS'l'l .SA'l'liR IJOROTIIY KIQNNARIJ Spum I, 1. 4. 4 Spum I. 1. 4, 4. limi 4 l.Q'llL'I'llIL'l1'5 Club 4, 4 SnlIulgII'slup Club 1. , 4 Sfllllll' lllgu 4 Src. 5. 4 IlI-Y 4. 4. l'Ix-5. 4 M.ItlI Club 4. 4. llI'lN , W4-ll'gII'u fzllllllfll 4 ll.lllLl Q. OI'clIcsIr.I I 4 Efblss l'I'Cs, 4 SCIIIIII' l'l.I4 flttwlllllksl 4 9 FS- l l ww I , 4 ' 4 H llll.l. SllURl ,S IUYCI' Kl .l.l,Y lilillll. M, KlflSlfR l.4'IlL'I'llIt'll'N Club 1. 4. 4 Slullnut llullx Sur. 4 Sl.lj.l4.' Crew 4 Pru, 4 SIIIIIIN I. 1. 4, 4 l5IIuIbLlll 4 l uulb.Ill I, 1. 4. -I. C.I4II, 4 lug C 4. 4. l,l'L'N. 4 Clll'lNlIllLl5 l,il4LIl'illll 4 'I4-,IL-lg I, 3, 4, 4 Gulf lxklglll' Su. 4 ll.Ixkc'llI.Ill J Cl-INS 516- l lluu' Org. 'l'I'c':Ix, 4 Srllmllzlnlxlp Club I ll.'Xlfll,'Xll.'X lll',Clil'.R Cl.YlJl4 CRIXV l5li.'XNClfS llR.-XC.-XMON'l'liS Ulu- fllllll 4. 4 Spum I. 1. 4. 4 ll.l'.lIl5lYC'I'l'Cll l-l'Hlll C-IIIIIII1-Imc Club 4 Ilgnlu-llI.1ll l:.l4ll. 4 'l4I'.I-:xg Calif. 2 Class .'XNNl'llIlllX 4 S4Hll'lNlll.lllSlllll .'xXVLll'll 4 Slllllllill Club 4 ll xVL'll.ll'l' Cuumil 4. 4 CuIIIIIIcrcc Club 4 lA'IIl'I'lIlc'l1Nf,llIl7 4 Nu' 4 lluu Org. l'I'cs, 4 Q-N-'V CYN'l'lll.'X SIIIQRVVOOIJ TOM CARR - f l..lllIl Club I, 3, I'I1-5. 1 ,l'f.II1Kll'l'iC?' fl'llIll 5 Ulu- Club 1. i. 4, f,l7LlLIll 4 C ' -vu. Al.. gf KK Girls' l.L'Ll4lllL' 'l'I'I-415, 4 lfmlrlm 4 l , Spurls I, 1, 4. 4, llig C 4 n lkI4Qlwg1ll 4 J Xvtllllll' Cuuucil 4 Slllilblll Cuurt 4 RlCl IQXRID liR.fXNI7l ,S 'l4l'LIIl5l4t'I'l'L'Ll lvfulll MunI'm'igI 4 I 6 N l I 4-I'IucnEs ClI,JS,4 'Xl?:IstIIIg4s llufallll 4 .xv X INN lIAS'l'Y Clvc Llub 4, 4 Open-ttgl 4 Ar! Club 2 Class .'X55i'Illl1ly ng lH'p4wI1-tics 4 af' IARO1. 'IAIIUM .-XUS'1'1N COOPER S111R1.1iY 1J1i'1'NVI1.1iR DEAN SCHNIPP NAN NICI K 1.5031 Girls' 1.L'Llgl1L' 1. 5. Prrs. 4 '1'1'1111s1'c1'1'c11 frum Girls' Stain' 3 Spurts 1, 1, 5, 4 V1-1'1l1lSl4L'l'1'L'l1 1111111 SQ11U1.l1'S1111l C1ub 1, 1. 5. 4 Miislwgrc. Oklal.. 1 Spurls 1, 3, 5, 4, 11igC 5, 4 11i-Y 5, 4 Gly-1141.111' 3 XYL-11'.11'c Cuumil 1, 1, 5, 4 81111115 5 C1.1ss Prus. 1 1.L'llL'I'111L'lll51:11117 5, 4 1r,fSr, 11411114111-1 5 C11-c11z1i1'1111111 S11b'C11111. 1.. A. Slaigc Crrw 5 Sung 1.t'.l11L'1' 1 SN- Surge LZITXV 5 1.11 1,.l1111.l ANs4m'i.l1L' 1111. 4 Cllllllly' Yulltll Com. 4 Wrllxirc Council 4 Girls' 14-xiguc' 5. 4 gl.. ff' , S4-111111 Plau' l1'1u1p51 4 Ir.fS1'. 11Ll1lLlLll'l 5 Su11i111'1'1.1x' 4 1 - ,X111111.11 .XsN4'1I1l11N 4 mf 5 l 40 iw...-' 1 1 l 1 1 'Mig 1 . sa ' 1 X Q X , ' . 1' - . s ' 1 4 4 EW! Y X X 4 4 . 5.4, Y Tm 3 - 5 if s I 2 du -. I 1UR'1iON ROWIZ IANIQT l.Y131i1.1. IQRNIQST HUGH ROGERS 1517A MAH PARRIS A1.111iR'1' C1.11 1 111-Y 5, 4 '141'2lIlNfC1'l'L'L1 frum Stuclcnt Bumly Trcus. 4 1..1 1311111111 1im1. 4, Assriiibly 4 Stage Crciv 5 11111160fjilllllllillfl' 1 Covina 5 1.nttcrmcn's Club 5, 4 lD.A.R. Citizenship Award 4 Spurts 1. 1 Art Club 5, 4, Vicc-Pres. 4 Sports 2, 5, 4 Su11u1111's11ip 1, 1, Prcs. 5, 4 1.111111 Club 1 Scliulursliip Club 5, 4 Sc1111111rs11i41C111b 1, 2, 5, 4 Spurts 1, 1, 5, 4, 11151 C 5, 4 Cuugair Gruwls 5 Nuys' Sturm 5 Girls' Lcziguc Cabinet 5 Yulluiv Iuckcts 5, 4, P VVc1f11rcCu11nc41 4 - ,gf f vY,,1,,f1 ,LKB ., .vf.1.f J., , .,,,, , 4, 4. HJC, -.,--L. ..w,C. ,.Lf-51.1-1-4' fl ff-f --lu DONNA MOS1,1'fY CARL .-X, P1'i1S.'X C.XRO1.1'i CUMMINS 1SI1.1. AN171fRSON . A , IUYCH MQCIJQNIJON 1 Q Slmrls 1. 4. 4. Iii! C 4 Yullmv 1.1L'1u-ts 4. -1 Glu' Club 1, 2. 5- 4 '1i1'1l115lAL'I'I'L'l1 fru111J'l ' 51m1'ls 1, 1, 5, 4, 11114 C 3- -1 Glvc Club 1, 4. fJ17L'I'L'Il.1 4 x'1CL'-1,1't'S1l1L'1'l1 4 Open-ttgi 1, 1, 5, 4 Miiiiiugipulis, Minn., 5 XL-11 Lczulcr 1, 5, 4 Scliimlgirsliip Club 1, 5, 4 111-Y 5, 4 Cmiiiiicrcc Club Prcs. 4 f113L'l'L'II1l 5 C11ug.1r Gruwls 5, 4, 15.41. 4 SL-niiir 1,1114 4 '1'1'L1Cli Miumgur 5, 4 Spurts 1. 1, 5 Spurts 5, 4 Sr. llllly. C111'is111111s Pgt. 4 Girls' 1.L'1lQl14' Sci. 5 Miitb Club 111 C uuulx iumrit 5 4 Art Club 1. 2. Ufliu-r 2 Ir.-Sr. 11411114111-I 5 1 f1f1tb1111 5, C1.1s5 Ufliicur 1 Q l W. . ,fl X l, L lun ,I Slllz lllIN'l'l'.R Sporlx I. 1, 4, 4 llfbll lllg K. 4, 4. Sm.-llc.lx, 1 Song l.c'.14lc'l 1. 4 xvk'll.ll't' flnllllfll 4, 4 l'oollmll llillltlllil 4 l7r.uu.uu'x 4 Nr JRMA HRM ll ll4l'.Il1NllI'l'K'll lloum Nm-w York 4 l,HllL.llll' Croxvlx 4. 4 Sporlx 4 4+ 4 XN'l2S'lA .NNN Rl ,ll7 5-Iumlm-ul llonlx Pu-N, 4 ll.I.lIlNl-1'l'l'Cll lroru uslc-ul llomlx 'l4I'L'.IN. 4 IR-r1l1sylx'.1l1i.l 4 Hou' Shun- 4 l,4n l71llIll.l 4 S4mor'luu.1l1xl1uw .Xu.uml 4 lluslucsm Mgr. 4 lfoollmll 4 .Xuuu.ll .Xmuxulwly 4 l.m-Ilm-rum-uk Clulu 4 l3r.llu.ltlcs 4 IIWUUI1 l.I'.l'. llfllllllli SARA .'Xl,l'.X.XNlJl .R urn 4, .l 'lk-ums 1 l.ulln1uu'u'wClul1 4 4 llunl .unl Urcyi, 4 R.ul1o Cluls 1, 4, l'ru, 4 Opcrvtlqu 4,445 Xrl Clulv I. 1 llrguuallcs P Cla-L-Yflu I. 1, 4, 4 ll-IIQ ul V I LQ 3' Couu-rt 4 4 bf fl' mv 'TTTF' QW? rvx MARTIN ROIAS l.:1 llllllllll 4 Ar! Clulv 1, 1, Soc. 4 Sports I. 1. 4. 4 ll:-Y 4, 4 YL-llow lglcliulx 4. 4 YL-ll l,L-.ulrr 1 Wll.l.l.'XM KIRBY I lOl! l.ctlcl'1m-lu Clulw 4. 4 Sports 4. 4 New Sl l.-X Ri JN NO'l l' Sports 1, 4, 4, 4 llig C 4. 4. Vice'-l'l'us. 4 Slunlcul Court 4, 4. lunlgc 4 Wvlluu Council 4, 4 M-ll l,k'.llll'I' 1, Q. 4, llC.lLl Cul! Lcnguc 4 NANCY IJICKHRSON Sports l. 1. 4, 4. lllg C 4 l5l'.llll.lllCS 4 Clu'ixuu.u l'.lgv.1ut 4 IUHN CARISON I.XCKll . VAN URNUM IUIIN HOLADAY MliI.ANI1i RICHARDS IOHN l'liY'l'ON 'l'mml1-rrnl lrolu We-llurr Council 1, 4 Spurta I, 1, E4, 4 Cougar Cruwls 1 Cougar Knighta 44, 4 Iiouon, Mlm., 1 Sportx I, 1, 4. 4. Big C 4 lli-Y 4 Spzlnimh Club 2, V, ' V. Sports 1, 4, 4 Sung 1.4-gnclcr 4, 4 Ilnncc Clllllllllllrl' I Sports 2, 4, 4 Yellow Iuckcts 44, 4 Hoy! Org. Vice-Pres. 4 Girls' l.cnguu Vice-l'r4-5, 4 Capt. C Football 1 SCl'l0l3ll'3lllll Club 4 Schulnrsllip Club 1, 1, 3, 4 Cla-c Clulv 1 Latin Clulm I, 1, Officcr 1 Stags Crew 5 Ilrzuuntics 4 Senior Play 4 ' Stumlc-nt Court Clerk 4 Clmristluns Pageant 4 Math Club 14, 4 I WI Ll.,-X I JEAN IIURC ,IiI'LIIISliL'I'I'L'll fmiii Lux Angi-In 1 Spufls 1 Art Club 4 OIIN IIAMM Sports 1 Clzm 'l'rcnsurur 3 Stage Crcw 42, 'ESS Nf- wxim LINO ACUIRRH I.l'IICl'Il1L'II.S Club 1, 5, 4 Spbrlx i, 1, 5, 4 II1-X Vg, 4 MARY LOU SMITI I 'l'ri-County Cunccrt tiles Club 1, 5. 4 Iuniur Municzil 1 Opcrctlil 4, 4 is Q- . v RU'i'1i EIl.I.IDT'l' ' Transfcrrcml fnim Los ,'Xl'lgL'lcs 1 Ulu' Club 4 Ilgiml giml Orclicmtr I IIQNRY IQNRIQUIQZ Sports 1, 1. 5, 4 l.cttci'iucn'n Club Cougar 'nights 5 Ili-Y M .14 wr N as- I Q if 4 ., ::-- 4 'Z' ,..4 xx 51, ,Eff W GIiORGI'i IJ.-XVVSON Art Club 1. 5, 4, Pros. 4 SA LLY OCI IOA 'Vrgimfcrrcml from Lim Angvlus g filblllillll' Grmvls 4 Cummurciail Club 4 Art Club 4 r N re K 1 ,W , I wwf! fi f , w ,, RICYA P.-XI.MIiR Ulu' Club 1 CIIIIIIIHCVCL' Club 4 Cuugzir Cirrnvlm 4 KI'iNNI'fl'II IIIQNIJRICKS Iiim-lm ll 4 sur' .Il.I.I.-KN CI. ORIUNO YUIAK.-X NAKAMA IFSSIH RIVIZRA CI.Yl7If IlRIiW'l4UN Scliuliiixliip Club i, 1 'lizimfcrrccl frum Glu- Club 1, 3, 4 'lrgimfcrrccl 1 Wclllin- Cuunuil I, 1 Chinn I Cuiunicrciail Club 4 I-'bullmll 5. 4, 'linck Girls' I.L'AlglIL' 4 Spurts 5 Orch.-Ilziml 1, 5, 4 Clcc Club I, 1. 5, 4, Off 3 I4-ttcriiiciik Club 4 Opcrcttai I, 1, 5, 4 Cummcrcc Club Sec. 4 Hi-Y 5, 4, Officer 4 Ycllmv Iaickcls 4 IiIiRNICIi IIOVVIiI.l. Spurls I, 1, 4, 4 I 4 Cullum-rcc Club V, I . 4 Math Club 5, 4 Ir.-Sr. lizinquct 3 I bl-IA N lll .Nl DIQRSC DN 'I'mck I. 1. 4, 4 Sclwl.mIup Llub I, 1, 5, 4 Spllllhll Club 1. Q. 4 M.1ll1 Club 4, 4, l'rcx. DIA COOKIQ X 'llnmllcrrcml from New York 4 l'cppvrL'lIL's 4 HliVliRl.Y HURGIQTT M1llul'm'ItL' 4 Glu- Club 5, 4 ep'-X MARY lxllih WlNllfRl .lJ Klil.l.liMS VVAI.'l'liR IJ. WINKLICR CARMlil,ITA ll unslc llul ln lu .l.l'Lll1hlAi'l'I'l'll lrum 'l4I'ilIl5l-L'I'l'L'll l-Illlll Munrm'i.1 1 l.HLll3lilll1l 1 ul .ml Uulx llzlml nml Orclm. 3. 4, 4 Ulu-roll.: 3. 4, lr. Muuml 1 l..uin Club 3, 4. 4 Sclnvlalrxlllp Club 4 -Z. il XRX l l l ,'XI.lGIiR'I' RUHIO IOYCIQ NAUICNGAST C lu Klub 1 4 4 Spuru 1, 1, 4. 4 'l'mml'crrc4l frum mu 4 linsclmll 3, 4 xYXUll1lI1g 3 1 4 lffmllulll 4 Spglnlslm Club 1, 4 4 ll:-Y 4. 4 Cmurlmn-l'cinl Club lun. 4 xl , l.n Palma Stuff 4 In K ,unix C umm! , 4 xxllllllill Amclulsly 4 xktllxg X. f i 'A ,il fx it-fx ,l -alll- LCYNTI HA PAYNE 'l'l'11ml'cr1'c1l lmm l,Al5-AlllL'I11l 5 bclmlnrslup l,lub 4 4 SL-nmr Play 4 Math Club Scc. 4, 4 lr.-Sr. lkmquct 5 I,liSI.lli SHUCK KATIIY POR'l'l.AND Glcc Club 1. 3, 4 'I'ri-Cuunty Concert .z, 5, 4 Sclmlnrslmip Club 4 l.u Pallmn Stuff 4 Cuugnr Gruwla 4 Upcrctm 4 N lSli'l l'Y I.OU CIIZRSET MANUEL NISIO Clos Club 2, 5, 4 Spurln 5, 4 c,l'Cl1l'5ll'1l 1. 4 HifY 4 Muiurctlc 4 Spnnisll Club 2 54111115 I, 1 IJ1:1111n111cs 4 N X A , ,, L xi 5' .1 A 9 gn lj? l X x ' . 1 1 g . 44 - X L LORRAINE L. AYON Clue Club 1, 1, 5 4 'l'r1-County Cunucrt 2, 4 f,IWL'l'L'lI.l. 4 L11 llllllllil Stuff 5 i,l111st111g1s l,LlQt'2ll1I 4 .X111111g1l Ax5c111l1l1 4 E22 :, WWA ' , g f 5 lf' ,, Y 5 IQMILIO BARAIAS lllfllili 1, 2, 5, 4 FA Yli RUSSliI.I. Ulu' Club I l.cttc1111c11's Club 5, 4 Llrm Am-xmmlmlv 1 Ili-Y1,.1 C11111111c'1'L'L' Club 4 CuL1g.1r C1'u11'l5 4 v ANOS l.OlS M.'XRllf OlllfRMlfYlfR VINClfN'l' SAl-Cl'l S.'Xl.l.Y C.-XRIDONA un DA M Spurts , 1,,4. 4 Fuurbrrll 1, 1. 4. 4 Mxltll Club 4, 4, V. P, 4 ftUlI1II1Cl'CC Club 4 Sprum Cl 'llrucla 1. 1, 4. 4 Art Club 4 Clcn- Club 3, 4 l4'llc1'111u11E Club 3, 5, V.l'. 4 lr.-Sr. l'l.lllLILlL'f 5 pl1l'l'fillllIlIy Cunccrt 4 lilly! Org. 'l'11-115. 4 Cu111111c1'cc Club 4 Opcrctlu 4 Cougar Kniglm 3, 4 51111113 1, 1 lizrml ruul Orch, 1, 1, 3, 4 l7Ol.ORliS VVll.l.lAlVlS IOHN Gl'll-l'lR'l' Trgrnsfcrrcml fmm 'lrarmfcrrccl frum S1111 liicgu 1 czlL'YL'lllI1ll, Oluu, 4 C111111111-1'cc Club 4 Senior Play 4 V MARION Ii. BUTZ QWARDJ FRANK BRION lVJFLlll'l2lIlCS 4 'l'rz1nsfcrrc1l from Iiuruncl, VVB., 5 Stags Crcw 4 51111415 5, 4 4 . 1 L l RlCl I,-XRD IAMHS l'RliN'lAICl 'l4r1111sl1-r1'c1l l,I'Ol11 l.nm- lCCll 4 lJrg1n1:1t1cs 4 ARLICNIQ VVISIQMAN 'l'r1111mlcrrul from l,1lNlILlL'l'lLI g Scl1ul41rsl11p Club V5 Mutlr, Club 5, 4 Art Club 5, 4 1 ., at IA Nll II . NVll'l'I',R'l' ISL? RT McSI'A RRA N lldlllll Klub 4 llllI'lNlL'l'l'l4l lruum ligunl auul Hrclx. 4 M.u4n'rIIc- 4. 4 ' ' film' lflub 1. 4 bloc- l.lub 1, 4, 4 0prr'vll.r 4. 4. Sc-umiur I'l.u 4 ll.lIlU,' lmml 4 'l1l'l Culllllx f1nl1fl'I'l 1. 4. 4 lJ4!L'I'l'll.l 4 I Q ' ., ,Q v mil., 15, , M- fr? M.'XNlll'll, ll.. M.'XR'l4lNl',f M.'Xll'l'l l,X Sl'I l'i Truck 1, 4, 4 .xfl Club I. 1. 4. 4 lli-Y 1 Su:-'l'rc.ux, 4. l'11-s. 4 l.llllIl Club 4, 4 lMm5411l'Kimxvls 1, '4, 4 l.L'flt'I'I1ll'I1-S Club 4 Sklllul' I,l.u 4l'mp4.l 4 lrfbr. linrmqllrt 4 M.1Il1 Club 4 IOAN HRJXIJY RUlll'.R'l4 YY. l,ll'.'l'Z 'l4l'1llIHll'l'I't'll frum lfuurlw.nll I Ncw Ymk 4 YL-lluw l.1rkrls 1, 4, 4 Art Club 4 Ollicrl' 4 Glu- Club 4 l..lllll Club 1. 1 Iflglxs Aswumlalx 4 Al ll.lN.ltlL'H.l 1 lkmcl .xml Urcll. 1, 4. 4 l'A'l'RlCI.-X 'I'. NAKAO ,l4I'LlIlSl'CI'I'Cll from Cmimn 1 .Xrt Club 4 GAliRlIil. CARMONA .-XS,-XKO llilil LXR.-X .Xrl Club 4. 4 L41 lllllllhl 4 Cmxgglr Gruwls 4 lr.-Sr. llLlI1kll1CI1l 44 I'-mLlw.xll lhmquct 44. 4 T Spguusb Club 3 H.uul 4, 4 Spnl'Ix 4 SCIHHI' llny QAVI wurlxl 4 -T wx 'A' 1 ' l,l.0N.-XRD IIAMMIQR liS'l'f4lliR lacgunaxl TIIUM.-XS l4Ru1m1aR1ci4 Slmrts 'LJ 'l'I'llllNl.4.'l'l'L'Kl funn 'lAI'Lll1NlL'I'l'K'Ll fruln Iigunl 11mll04'clx. 1, 1, 4. 4 l,LlhLlllL'll.l 1 lil Munn- 1 W Glqc Club 1, 4 Cougar Cinnvb 4 'Jl , A ' .1 EJ X 4 ax, 4.1 x gy 4 H 1 '. N l 1-.Lv1RAl 'rcngkl-is ,H l7I'flll1.lllC5 4 SllLlIllSl1 Club I, 1. 4 Svc. 1, Pros. 4 .MT Club 4 Clam Suu. 4 Sp-'ru I, 1, 4, 4, Big i LY.XMliR.X-SIIY SUNIURS Z l l'QlI1li liuyur ' Nurmgul Cirisux' 'I X lun Inuum-1 , l.luysl Kcllums Paul Rzlyumnll Lymx Alalun 0. Rury CQ-lm Turrcs lfclallc VVgu'llL'1' l1llQlI'lC5 VVfnmlf SFIIIVIII' I'l'4'lm'r',r fry C0l l.V,-I PHOTO CENTER L ,ff'f'w'.' Af u E 2 z Wm' ' 1 ur migkfg eniorfi 1. ciLlTIl1L'lll2l Mzirisfzil, 2. l.yn llzisly. 5. Shirley Uctwilcr, 4. Iucliic Forgin, 5. Faye Russell, 6. Dolores XVilli111ns, 7. Dean llcmlcrsoii, 8. liincl Lyclcll, Q. lcun Dilworlli, io. Ioan Brady, 11. Norma Brady, 12. Lcslic Shucli, 15. Lois Obcrmcycr, 4. Winilrcil lin,-Ilciiis, 15. ISL-vcrly liurgctt, 16. Mary Ann Cleincnts, 17. Lorrziinc Ayon, 18. Mary Kirk, 19. Bernice llowvll, 211. Dorothy Ki-iinaml, 21, Rumonzi liulniidraii, 22. Siuniny Dickerson, 23. Nun Nicholson, 2.1. Gabriel Iairinomi, 25. l.illi11n Urtuno, 26. Marion Butz, 27. Bob Lietz, 28. Albert Cliil, 29. loycc: liclly, 30. Martha Sitton, gi. liill I. Shorcs, 32. Richard liraindcs. ! .M k 1. Iohn Holaday, 2. Cynthia Sherwood, 3. Iessie Rivera, 4. Eda Mae Parris, 5. Ernest Rogers, 6. Melanie Richards, 7. Ioyce Nagengast, 8. Ianey Redenbaugh, 9. Keril Keiser, IO. Asako lkehara, 11. Carol Thnm, 12. Burton Rowe, 13. Nadia Cooke, 14. Betty Lou Ogan, 15. Iohn Gelert, 16. Clyde Brewton, 17. Cynthia Payne, 18. Kenneth Hendricks, 19. Kathy Portland. 20. Donna Mosley, 21. Clyde Crew, 22. Kenneth Prestesater, 23. Gay Ostling, 24. Ianice Wippert, 25. Ann Reid, 26. Frances Bracamontes, 27. Iackie Van Ornum, 28. Ioyce McClendon, 29. Barbara Lee, 50. Iohn Peyton, 31. Ann Dormer. uniora IUNIOR OFFICERS Eve Bonnard fvice-presidentj, Marilyn Peirce Csecretaryj, Iohnny Lopez fpresidentj, Barbara Segar ftreasurerj. The first thing that confronted the juniors was to make enough money to sponsor the Iunior- Senior Banquet. Under the leadership of Iohnny Lopez, class president, the class went to work serving refreshments at the football games and after game dances. The class held cake sales and candy sales in Glendora and Azusa. Other events sponsored by the class were the Operetta, Pirates of Penzancef' put on by the music department. The Sock Hop and the May dance were both held in May in a last effort to make money. The social whirl was ended by the Iunior-Senior Banquet at the Altadena Country Club. The juniors given the honor of going to Girls' State and Boys' State at Sacramento were Marsha Iones and Bob Rodecker from Azusa and Marjorie Gunnison and Ierry Fine from Glendora. The girls and boys were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and popularity. Girls' and Boys' State is sponsored by the American Legion posts and the Auxiliaries in Azusa and Glendora. Through the guidance of Mr. Van Peursem, class adviser, and Mrs. Lynch, class sponsor, the juniors ended a busy year with the selection of senior class rings. ' j-if: X - il X' ff I X :X X , -5 sf? i N X X X Xe' X X K 5 XX .. X X ,XS ,E X my X X X ,if My K X X xy , X X X XX X X X X X X3 X XX X XX X X Q . vX..:,..1:X' X 1 X X X X Xxx X X X w N 5 A x X X E X XX XXX S X XXX 1 a XX X X X X QQNT X X X X XXX X X X X X ff? ff XX XS X .sg ..,, XXX XX XXXXX XX X. S N i X-X X XXX Q J QQ XX X XX XX XX X X X XXX wg we egg: Q X -- - . . X .,,, XS 15 J Nail 'X .. XXXQXXQ X X . X XR, X N l X X X X X X? 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M X 1' .ff l 1-D' ? 42: ,V mf -I if ji f vin Delores NlcRoberts Alan MacDonald loe Matwicli Alvin Miranda Ernest Moline Shirley Moon Nancy Moss Lee Mumpower Ieanene Mumpower Hannah Nakada Marlys Nelson Lorna Upenshaw Charles Pannell Bill Peters Marilyn Peirce Edward Plazoln Alice Ponce Dona Prentice Adolph Pulido Sally Quesada Marv Ransom Phyllis Rathbone Robert Reagan loc Reimuller Louise Reyes Iohn Richardson Robert Rodecker Chris Rubel Mary Sanchez cjllllfllllf Szimlcrs I.upL- Sqirinaiim Marilyn Sclilnclicl Iinrhznrsi Sugar Nlonzi Slllllll Doris Shun-y Xvltlll Shotwcll Phyllis lozm Smith Phyllis Marie Smith Sur Io Smith Pqiulinc Slitcs Paitricizl 'lihoinzis Ik-Iplm Tinlwcll Gary 'l'llI'lll'I' limo Vnmlrrpool l.l'UH1lI'il Yniicliwr Helly Xrllll Nest lrwxic' Yqisqilvx Allllllll' Yciivgzls li4irlmi'gi X rrrgm Ralph Xlll'I'il llullzllll XV:ullm'y Hairy VV:illing lAllllSk' XV:llIl l'lYl'lVll VVL'igolml Marilyn VVL-sl Ioycc Wilcox VVilli:lm Yzixlcy Tcrcsu Zcrmcno .sw X Niki: xx f Q: k, km, S: M X Q X x X i X Q x xxx xx Q X N X N X X X X x ix A X f x X xx X X .Mx S wwwww ..v.:.::...,.,... .,1- 1--KWSN W M W NM 4 Gi . . sffi, NXQ 3 M 'Sis-I W .is F i S ..,. Q bil X , if 5 . SQNM ME N Q X .A x X S l. - E E 5 i,,xx W si. ' 1 xx., m Zia ,,,, 2 .P Svhoal Pholo Sn'1'l'r'r, Kurlxiix Cify, Mo. 0,9 0l'Yl0l Qf5 Sophomore class ofhcers: Lois Kelly Csecretaryj, Breck Nott Cpresidentj, Marcia Soderberg Qtreasurerj, Tuburcio Mesa fvice-presidentj. The sophomore class kept the teachers and their advisers, Mr. Martinez and Mr. Kenney, busy in their search for knowledge. Under the leadership of Breck Nott, class president, the class started the year by defeating the freshmen in the Freshmen-Sophomore Brawl. Since weather hadn't permitted the class to do any work on the CM last year, they did their bit this year. On a Saturday morning some of the boys took rocks up and laid them on part of the Cf The plan is to eventually cover the entire C, The sophomores also took part in the campus clean-up, with each guidance section taking care of the campus for one week. The class wanted everyone to'know who they were so they voted to buy blue and white sweaters. On the blue sweaters there is a white emblem that was designed by Linda Keiser, a member of the class. Later on, the class held their annual class picnic at San Dimas Park. The last event of the year was their class assembly which was held in Iune. lront row: P. Russell, Y. litter, I. Clinuvin, P. Kaillowny, M. Atilano, F. Kinne, D. Madison. Second row: C. Mzldrignl, li. Iigllll, T. McDonald, P. Cope, H. Duelter, P. Hnsson, I. Femino. Third row: R Mowdy, I. Mirnndn, VV. Brown, I. Dunn, P. Frzliio, Coodnle. Fourth row: H. Stone, C. VVhite, I Blue, D. llznnillon, A. Contreras, Il. Stotinr. I. Nnvairette. J' .5 lx .., uh I 1 ,ff Mx 1.1 Oy I i i ' My 70 V7 -W . xi 'J qi! ,fy .IA r Y I , n M. J I QJJULI. I . if ,I .I Mzlgffji L JIM My P Trf., fy' J LDP' V i ., W' L6 I J pf I J Jlll row: IJ. Needs, T. Watkins, I. Brudish, L. Padilla, I.. Ainngrzinde, C. Boyer, D. Brion C.. Gilman, I. Roster. Second row: D. Lorch, V.,Zz1rz1te, R. Chncon, C. Czimzirena, Gonzales V Vilmur, Ii. NIZICIQLIY, E. Romero. Third row: F. Ponce, R. Cluhnugh, C. Hodge, C. VV:1tkins I. Nasser, li, Wermes, H. Shores. Fourth row: B. Boehm, li. Haney, D. Russell, M. Hartman U. liowlnnn, I. Iones, D, Verrow, D. Sele. 19? xx V1 -WS, YW 'N Q Yfgygki l Vw f Bw fx S- fe , ? 1 Sf , , W uw ,753 xp, wg 2 If l K X V T f XJ ig ' ' x , f' .MM N , JK , E ,if ' .W ii Q x - . ,,,. ff-G:.-sw. . wsigvffgv m K x , N M X f , . V 1 M 31934 55 ry' 5? Aw wx M m n , x ww 1 .-J VFW H '- . Nz 1 M V, SZ my My fx M' I A x win. I 4521 ,?iifi3, g4 -31:3 , iff? , 2, - M- ' Aff M , J' 43' M g-f ...QM A ,R Y ,Q Q-ff Q x W' fly ff! :' Q'1 gif J 3' 4' We S' . , ,,El:, X :gg v 4 N ' W ' 1-r iEM -Q ff 5' -W- I, ,Mr QQQFKQIS, -nav,Q,pn ff A g .33 ' QWQNZX if 4. , ,w 'U w 1. in C J 1 W X par an -1+ mag, ,911 Memoriam Claudia De Berry Class of 1952 P6010 MA N, 5 K ..,, ,. Av, ,UQ ,V ., ,,, . w f Q. was fm ,7k, X id sg- ? 5 is is if L l 4 A ' . 'N Q N ww - 1 U M' A W 5 an ax'x nl FR ESHMEN CLAbS OFFICERS D. Schuettgc fvicc-prcsidcntj, I. West Qprcsidcntj A. Dominguez fsecrctaryl P. Contreras Qtrealsurerj. From rmv: l. lnrp 1 1 :L Ll v s mls r I Q Q cm 1 ln uunz ru In L li. Nuricggl. I7 SL 1up LL mrx 11 Qrxvum I 1ugrsm1 xmv x lsscn uv I s Xu I. NVilalc1', C. loud n S fhlklfl I' Ru our 1 uw L X n I li. Rnmus, P. Rmlrl L R Xl X UIII Il Ru I1.mIv RL MX I IVILf.1rIIuL'Il. ulvmlm, I'. I.nI4wn, I, Ru I. M.1I1n, I' R1 I'.1IIm'l'. Sn mulmll. I.. 'cu114I ruw: IP. I. II SIILIIIIII. I.. I7lL'Ii4'I'NnIl, . 5 Q. Iiulvixm In, I. hlmrp, K., flgmm, I'. Ru mv: . . 1. we-II. IIm'mI nn, K.. l,.nm.1u-n.: V. Ialm-rx. IullIlIl n 'z gI.IIlIIk'I'N, I. N.lgr11ggnl. V I I 5Il.lll1l. 9lm'Iu'I' , 's swf: I I'Ulll ruw: N. Nfnnllltl. QI. clllflllllllll. I2. vil5kIllL'l, G. -L-Iur, N. l..1RucIu-. I. I'v.'1sgl. S. Martinez. IJ. Mlll'I'L'II. Scumn mw: U. Rulwrts, If. Ogihic-. II K'1xIL R W'nuIr1'y. I. Ortiz S. x'1lIIlIL'IIIYllI'jJIl, I. Rulwinwn. R. Iaxckwn. IIHVII mw: II. . . on-ly, S. XAIIIIILIII. .. s... X. l.urn'I. I'-nurllm row: I'. l.m1l1'ur.u, M. Illckumm. Ii, Vega. II. O'IJunm'II, W6 . . IIWI. II. IIuImIr1'm.m, Y, NI.1r1qL1r1'm, M. SIIIQIIILI. ,If Slvnmu. II. IIIII m Il. XXUIIL-, I. ScmmI 11 ': XVgll'l'c'Il. CI. IN'Iul'ul1c'l.. II. XYHIIC. I. INIIIIIIIIUIIICL. ly. IIuIs. Il. M-Ir.xIu. 'I'I1irnI ww: Y, M.1rt:n R. i..IIIu. I. M.1rI1n, .X. Xrmln, M. Rmlrlgucf. R. Icnkins. I:tllII'lIl ww: I. Imnlcx I. Impw, I, L.1x.1I.:, A. Lugo, X. l,IlIIL'. In. I !Il'lbUIxN. Iflxml row: ll, Lfplnlmlal. P. L'I'gllIlilI'l. I. Iicglclm. M. NIIl'1lI1LI.l. R. I'gmlI41s, l'. l,.lH1L'IL'l1.l, I'.. Illgn, S. l'rzu1u. Suunul naw: M. lilw-lm. C. IAILIQIIIKIII, Il, lwcclu-tru, Ii. RL'lI1IL'X, M. :XI1lLlgl'LlI1lIL', II. I L'Ill'S. U. l'Ix1slcl'. HOILILIAIX. 'I'im'sl ruw: II. Yun .-Xlstylwu. M. hIl'.lCI1.llN, Ii. Iurslaln. I7. W1-sl. C. I,1lI1L', Ii. M.ncKL-nziu, IS. XVLIIQIIKT, Ii. limuks, IJ, Malin. R, Kvck. lfuurtlm ww: IJ. lI:1II, M. Cox, lf. IfL'I LlI'L'X, I. cI.lI'I'Il1gL'l'. lb. XVilIi.m1s, U. Trout, I-'rum ruw: Ii. Cimlscy, I.. .XQUIIQIIQ N. Mgnlimn, If. Rivers, If. MCKLT. N. RLWIAIICIQ. M. 5IL'YL'I1sul1. SLTKIFILI row: lfinklwim-r, R. llaarmgxn, IJ. Iulcs. I. Impw, I. Iigulgcr. Il. RQ-ul. R. fII'CUll. Illirml rmv: B. II4'lIIl1ll'SIiI. R. Iinur, Ii. llul K. IIIII, lu L.lll14lI'1l, M. Rusnlua, I.. Rubin, Ifuurth mw: I. Pctcrs. ll. Yimun. R. Mclicc, Ii. Slnntun, I. Yclwgzxs, C. Aguirre, R. Ortiz. - QW... Frunl mw: I. C1u'rim1, li. liuuth, 'If CIFLIIIIIIIUJ, l.. lilly S. Iiinniu, V, l'mlcl'. Suuuml rnw: I. Nclmn, M. Cnx. S. Unger, CI. Wilumx, R. Mmwly M. Czlxlru, II. Now. 'l'I1il'mI rmv: 'I'. VIIIQIIILICXQI, I. I,L'I5.l, Il, Iulmwn, If. Wgnllncr, Ii. W'ixcn1gxn, P. Zum-Il, I. Iam. Fourth ruw: IP. Vurruw, i'. Sullmckul, li. I'crrx, A. Luv. Wen JU pdf, ,- -. 5 c Q nv , ' w o V -nv 4.4 1 ' ' kd in ,mMzfaw Mica' l'Tl'C'Si1lK'lll,, lloruthty licnlmrcl, Rox Ill hlu ln W1 Pnl I WafA 6614 ululz llczm llcmlcrsuu 1Pl'L'SillL'l1lJ mnv IR-vlun. Smmling: Salllv Cqmlr g .Xrc 1- VSCIHLIII. 'cr Toms ilyclc Ilruwlcm. Noi in picturc. Cym I' ', scfrrl airy. ji, E wwf idk Wafk iYl lIiSTliR li. I.XliC2.XRfPl1111c Gcomclry. .XIQCIWTLL MORRIC C. HICRUIQN-'l'rigof nomctry, .Xnlvallmuul Xlgclurzl. ' wMfwwmwww,., Q , W Wilma 'anna Ily- J- w,A J- .Sa i fx f , by-WN- X J AAQV-K...s f ,555 ISLAS MHRCURHJ-Ch-lwrnl WQV ' Mnllmcmntics. .1 I HIJWARID VV. SMITI 1- X ' .'XilYlll1CL'tI Clcncrnl Mallhcmzllirs. YQ N , mmuma ca, SMYTH-sl-mor E, Mnthcmzllics. C. C 0l'i'Ll'l'l8l Ce MINNIE JANE LYNCH-Office Machines, Secretarial Practice, Typingg MILDRED M. MORRIS-Typingg MARY Y. CERNYfBool-zkeeping, Typing, Business Introduc- tiong THOMAS M. FELL-Merchandising, Business Arithmetic, Business Introduction. 0l'Yll'l'lel'Ce J ront row: R. Halandran. I. Robinson, R. Ialmer, I. Rivera, I. Roster, I. Nagengast itrcasurcrj, ummins Qpresidentj. Second row: Mrs. Cerny Cadviscrj, I. Perez, I. Foran, li. Lucvanos, F. Bracamontes, B. Howell fvice-prcsidentj. ID IXI cience MERLIN Ii. ICISIQNHISIQ Chemistry. IQIJWARIU C. SNYDHR Physics. W. XllID lf. SMITH-l'ia1rtl1 Scicncc, Gcncrul Science. I ili A. IX JNNliI.l.YAl.i1ic Scicncc, Biology. Scene in chemistry lub. lcms in .'XllIL'I'iCLlIl Democracy. il ociaf Science VVES LliY V. S M I TH-Prolr NELSON C. PRICE-Social Sciclufc, Problems in Ameri- 'am Democracy. FRANK R. MARTINEZ-Worltl History: DONALD D. VAN PliURSliMfUnitcd States History: IAMHS H. KENNEY-Current History: IOHN W. LINCOLN-Social Science. ogigrar 'V 3,-5 ,f , ., ., ,.....-. , ' ' , ,, 4' . M is ,NB 'Www Mm M N 1.., f N, .w M Hur m-xx' lilmrnlry lwuilmling VIQIIK' lilmmry lmnmga' IRICNI xxx wi ngfiah MARSDEN PRICE-English. CARL,-X A. BLAHA-English. 3 ROBERT SCANTLEBURY- English. , GEORGE V. RINGLAND-English, Public Addressg HELEN F. BURWELL-English: JOAN E. WHITE-English, Iournalismg ELANUR M. ALLEN-English, Iournzllism. W AP jk Ja afma a I9 M -X yftv . . . . . . 413' Front row sitting: Asako Ikehara, Charline Sanders, feditorj, Gay Ostling. Second row: Martin Roias, Estella Campa, Ann Reid fbusiness managerj, Ioyce Nagengast, Miss Allen Cadviserj, Nan Nicholson Cassociite editorj, Delores McRoberts. Eda Mae Parris, editor, had a capable staff of twelve. The associate editor, Nan Nicholson, worked on the dummies Estella Campa was in charge of girls' sports and Worked on snaps while Martin Rojas took care of boys' sports. Martin and Asako Ikehara were responsible for the drawings on the advertising pages. Asako also assisted Mary Ann Clements with the senior pic- ture layouts, while Delores McRoberts and Charline Sanders Were in charge of junior pictures. Lorraine Ayon had charge of freshmen and sophomore class pictures. Ann Reid had the diflicult job of taking care of the problems of business manager. Ioyce Nagengast worked on teachers' identification and layouts, While Gay Ostling planned the picture schedules and did the senior baby pictures. Ioyce Wilcox, who came into the class the last semes- ter, assisted the others. The credit for the pictures in this year's annual goes to Ed Smith and Eugene Vickery for class, sport, and activity pictures, to Chet Iaeger for the pictures of the teachersg and to Rod Daley for the pictures on the division pages. The annual staff class was Under the supervision of Miss Elanor Allen. To launch the subscription campaign, an annual assembly was put on by the staff in Decem- ber. A couple of Weeks later, the group attended Annual Day at the University of Redlands. . ff 'L' Ollfgal' POW 5 Seated: Miss White fadviserj, Ioyce McClend3n and Mary Ann Clements fco-editorsj, Kathy Portland. Standing: Ann Dormer, Ioyce Kelly, Sally Ochoa, Reva Palmer. Printed Paperw was the cry of the Citrus Cougar Growls staff this year. After crusading for one semester, the staff succeeded in putting out two editions of a printed paper. Because of lack of funds, they were forced to return to the mimeographed paper. To raise money for the paper they sponsored a cake sale. Theye were in debt most of the year but endeavored to persuade the Student Body to back them. Ioyce McClendon and Mary Ann Clements worked as co-editors. Under the direction of Ioan White, the class was taught techniques of writing and the operation of the mimeograph machine. A field trip to the Progress-Bulletin in Pomona was one of the class activities this year. The staff was rained out of the Activity Room, which was their classroom and office, at the beginning of the year. They retreated to the physics room until such time as they could return to the Activity Room. The crusade for the printed paper was given up near the end of the year, and the class worked hard to put out a good mimeographed issue. ociefaa Jafina V , f ,,- 1 , up-W '- K' I V ,M . f A , . t A X lfront row: ll. Nott, S. Tarr, G. Armitage. li. Zadach, Slnith, G. Thomson, U. Wiley. Second row: I. Sullivan, lf. Weigold, A. llornier, NV. Kellems. ll. lirandau, Y. Champion, Thomson. Third row: I. Arrington, ll. llecker, I. Dunn, S. lilannery, ll. Perry. li. Hrannain, l.. Kelly, D. Rury. Fourth row: Badger, S. Sherwood. R. VViley, I. Young, T. Becker, Ci. Hutton-Potts. T. Sharp. Fifth row: R. l.aschg H. Sinclair, I. lfemino, ll. Parris, ll. llaniilton. The Latin Club, which was started about thirty years ago hy Mrs. Ethel Sheldon. has grown and developed under the direction of Miss Margaret Purdum since she came to Citrus. lt is the oldest departmental club at Citrus. The initiation for the new members this year was planned and carried out by the second year students. As is the custom, the refreshments served were cheese, grape juice, and unleavened bread. At the next meeting, put on by the third year students, the entire school was invited to enjoy the motion picture, The Last Days of Pompeii. At the third meeting, the club members staged a short production entitled Iulius Caesarf, The third year students enjoyed a trip to the Huntington Library and the year was closed with a picnic and election of officers. This has been a very exciting year for the newly-reorganized Spanish Club. At their Hrst meeting they elected Vera Torres as the presiding oflicer, under the guidance of Mrs. Una French as adviser. The club, Los Paisanos, met once a month and the meetings were conducted entirely in Spanish. In place of club meetings, several trips were taken to places such as the Padua Hills Theatre and the Mission of San Iuan Capistrano. At their last meeting, unique pins were distributed to the members, and plans were made for a trip to Padua Hills Theatre to see El Mes de Mayo. IC JAN li. NVH ITH- Spanish. MARC LXRHT l'L'Rl3UNI- Latin, Spanish. FRANK R. fXI.'XR'l'INliZ- Spanish. UNA NI. FRENCH- Spanish, German, French. Front row: Don Hender- son, Teresa Zcrlncno, Lois Uhcrmcyer. Sccond row: Mrs. French fadviserj, Francis Bracamontcs, Ioycc Nagengast, Dorothy Kcnnard. Vera Torres, Mary Sanchez. Dean Henderson. oreign anguagea IM aifianod SJW' f r ,Q , me I' ?f ' 1-fi. 2 f 2? Q -' wf7?vff 'f ' Hi N ll I .fdrf i 5 N I The Art Club has three purposes: work, service, and friendship. Every member works in the club to develop his own talents. He also serves the schools and community by sponsoring worth while art projects. Members enjoyed trips to the surrounding museums. The first social affair of the year was an initiation of new brush holders at the San Dimas park where Mr. Orrett, the new art teacher, was introduced to the members. The Spring Picnic in April was another social affair. Master painters of the club for the First semester were George Dawson, presidentg Ianet Lydell, vice- presidentg Martha Sitton, secretary-treasurer. For the second semester the master painters were Martha Sitton, presidentg Martin Rojas, secretary-treasurer. Miss Penny is the club adviser. KENNETH C. ORRETT- Ceramics, Art. LAURA A. PENNY- Art I-ll, Commercial Art. MEMBERS OF ART CLUB Beatrice Armenta, Eddie Barrios, Ioan Brady, Willa Burgess, Cecelia Camarena, Sally Cardona, June Dwojak, Asako Ikehara, lim Iiminez, Ianet Lydell, Pat Nakao, Alice Ponce, Dona Prentice, Linda Reimuller, Martin Rojas, Martha Sitton, Elvira Torres, Don Vogelsang, Eddie Warner. r 'lifff Mx, -- Sitting: Martha Sitton Cpresidentl. Standing: Miss Penny Cadviserj, Ianet Lydell fvice-presidentj, Martin Rojas fsecretary and treasurerj, Linda Reimuller Qmeinbership chairnianj, lune Dwojak fprograin chairmanj. Aff cflliziif The Sixth Annual Art Exhibit was held at the Citrus library from March 7 to 17. The event was sponsored by the High School Art Club and the College Art Society. Paintings were collected from prominent South- ern California artists. Water and oil paintings and ceramic pieces were on display. I'al'l'l6l CLICK JRC Sli Y. RlNCil,.XNIJfDr11 PRODUCTION STAFF Stage - Make-up - - Advertising Posters Properties - Costume Mistress Ticket Sales - Class Advisers - Uslierettes Al Stagecraft Class lMr. Ianies Nugent - - Mr. Ringland lArt Classes lMiss Laura Penny l Nan Nicholson il Martha Sitton f lllorotliy Kennard lBernice Howell - - Ernest Rogers SMrs. Mildred Morris lMr. Leo. V. Fbersold Katherine Portland, Barbara Lee, Reva Palmer, Faye Russell, Betty Sullivan, Ann Reid, Iessie Rivera, Ramona Balandran tt ' P' 'SK v ' f 1 1 +A, K 'M Q enzor ag , W y , K 9, I X 0 X u l y ' ,Q lu ' W ,Al JY f f f e MA m e n H , 5 J ' +1 xg A CAST I J 4 X Hannzgh - - Cynthia Payne Meg fl- 3' - - Shirley Detwiler Io - - - Ann Dormer Beth - - Ianice Wippert Amy - - - Ioyce McClentlon Mrs. March - Laurie Lawrence Aunt March - Iohn Brooke - Rev. Mr. March Professor Bhuer - Mary Ann Clements - - Iohn Peyton - Donna Mosley - - - Iohn Gelert Kenneth Prestesater Sammy Dickerson JRUTI IY M. l'lUR'l'UN-I lzirimmvg CQ. HIJVVARD HURTUN-Boys' Glu-, .'Xmlx'4iiicuI Cilcc, licginiiiiig Chorus. Mixccl Chorus. s7'fi uriic 3 I5 5 is B JI? 43 J 7 1 l,l'.If i1I.Ul5-Ifronl row: S. Qiicaaulzi. IJ. Dutwilcr. Y. ZZIFLIIC, IT. QXLILIINS, V. Viliiiur, V. Armcnlal. L. VVg1lU. ll Nzlkiulii, l', Rzillilmiiq. lf. Ifggv.-ii, I. Yiimlcrpool. I. WilL'iix. Scczznml row: li. Ciilnpu, li. l.issvI441ii1, C. .Xlmlwolh D 7 I I Kciscr, Uilwurill, ID. XK'ippurl. l.. .xl1lllgI'illltIC, Roster, C. Imycr, l . Smith. l.. Wciblcy. l.. Vain Ylicl. I Purlliiml, Ii. IIOHIILIFKI, II. Hiirclcn. Third row: D. Ayun. D. MoxIcy. S. Moon. M. Giles, N. Moss, S Richlcr, C. Wiilkiiis, P. M. Smith, M. Bullock, .X. Quiiilzznn, P. Stitcs, I.. Akin, I3. Scgnr, I.. Rohmain. IJ Prciilicz, lf. Roiucm. IS. lfrnzicr. Fourth row: M. Sdiinckcl, H. Hlulwiuigh, I. .Xrriligtoiy B. C. Becker. C Cru-In-y, M. VVqiiwun. I. Ioncs, D. Clrcclcy, D. liowmnn, K. Pcicrmuii, L. Opcnshnw, M. Shiiin, I Milmpmvcr, I. IILIICIIIIIQS, M. Ciiiiinison, Ii. Wcriiics. I'. Crouch, I. Brady. M32 43,9 PRESHMAN CHORUS-Front row: P. Camarcna, R. Lopez, P. Urquhart, Ci. Foster, S Martincz, 1X. Domingucz, S. Fraiio, li. Vasquez, E. Luna, M. l.opcz. Sccond row: I.. liaty I.. Aguilar, CI. Wiley, I. Wgirrcim, B. Pcrry, li. Brooks, C. Lowden, li. Ogilvic, C. Marlin I. flarringcr. Third row: R. Ruelas, C. Garcia, I. Ortiz, V. Martin, G. Hulls, S. Sherwood li. Rohinson, H. New, li. Mcliay, G. lNLCllf3lHS. Fourth row: Brady, N. Rcddick, V. Rodrigucz D. Malim, B. Mclicnzic, S. Vaniman, M. Meacham, D. West, O. Trout, C. Hodge, M. Stevenson P. Schinclicl. BUYS' Cll.lfli-Front rofx: C. XVarncr, l.cwis, M. Sigona. A. liinnic. li. Richardson. li. Iaclison, l.. liluc. Sccond row: D. Vogel- san, VV. Brown, K. Hill, C. Mcflchcc, T. Smith, li. MacNcil, lil. VVadlcy. Third row: lf. Brooks, li. licdnarslii, I. Danlcy. U. Rc-clcy, lf. NVarncr, N. lflncry, D. Holicr, I. Vcncgas, li. Moline. Fourth row: R. Allcn, .X. McNicl, M. 1.00, li. Stanton, S. Vandcn- hurgh, I. Matwicli. B. McSparran, C. NVhitc. Pefeifd MIXED CHORUS-Front row: L. Ayon, VVippert, G. Bullard, K. Hill, Lewis. D. Vogelsang. M. Sigona ,X. liinnie, C. VVarner, ll. Richardson. F. Iaclison, K. Portland, L. Sarinana. R. llulantlran, T. Salce, M. Nelson Second row: I.. llasty, M. Iones, VV. Heth. C. Mcilehec, li. Betlnarflii, T. Smith. WI. lirown, N. Emery, D. Hofer ID. VVacllcy. L. lilnc, C. Cummins. li. Gjerset, li. Lee, L. Garclenhire, M. Venegas. Third row: L. Urtnno, S. lilzea I. Kuhnke, S. Vantlenlmnrgh, H. McSparran, li. Warner, li. Moline, G. Recley, B. MaeNcil, P. Thomas, li Lnevanos. C. Shcrwoocl. lfonrth row: L. Mnmpower, D. Mosley, li. Brooks, A. McNiel, H. Stanton, R. Allen M. Lee, I. Danley. C. White, I. Matwick, I. Venegas, M. Smith, S. Alcxancler. 66 'giraferi of loenzancev THE CAST PRINCIPALS Major-General Stanley - - - Roh Vogelsang The Pirate King -------- Bob Holbrook Samuel --------- David Sturclivant His Lieutenant Frederic ---------- Roh Bittner The Pirate Apprentice Sergeant of Police ------- Ierry Fine Major-General Stanley's Warcls Mabel ------ - Marsha Iones Iimlith - ------ Donna Mosley QFriday Pcrformancej Katherine Spencer QSaturday Performancej Kate -------- Lillian Ortuno Isahel - ------ Mary Lou Smith Ruth - - -------- Shirley Elzea Pirate Maid-of-all-work I an Se-fe, ef: 7 xi f 'V' , ' YD Q1 -1-., Z: Ctl 'Tin ml f2- flzlt Y Kgs if its Q49 4 - -4 R 3 3 QW' '3-we BAND First row: L. Reimuller, li. Booth, I. Dunn, V. Haer, VV. Kellems, 'l'. Stenmo, I.. Iieiser, I. Dilworth, D. Arvizu, U. Smallin, I. Foti. Second row: li. McSparran, Ii. Kellems, I. Anderson, C. Schott, A. Garcia, H. Lissekam, D. Hamilton, Ii. Weigold, P. Iackson, R. VViley. Third row: S. Alexander. I. Wippert, D. Wippcrt, K. Godsey, F. Sarinana, C. Brewton. K. Tidwell, C. Madrigal, M. Rosales, Mr. Stewart Qdirectorj. Fourth row: R. Elliott, Ii. Ienl-tins, M. Hartman, D. Madison, B. Rasmussen, D. Campa. Fifth row: I. Lopez, I. Finkhiner. I.. Hammer, G. Carmona, D. Uzuna, A. Contreras. Sixth row: F. Ponce, T. Sharp, I. Finkhiner, G. XNilcox, G. De Foer. ORCHILSTRA-Front row: E. Kcllcms, E. Wcigoltl, VV. Iicllcms, I. Dilworth, M. Hartwick, L. Hammcr li. McSparran, D. Ozuna. Second row: V. Siebcrt, G. Foster, B. Gicrsct, D. Kcnnard, S. Alcxantlcr, I VVippcrt, A. Garcia, C. Schott, D. Hamilton, V. Sales, C. Brewton, F. Sarinana, R. Elliott. Thirtl row L. Kaiser, I. Finklmincr, I. Dunn, V. Baer, N. Hansen. 4... . 2l0l90l'etfe6 First row: P. Marlin, L. Aniagrande, P. Kalloway, B. Spencer, M. Higa, L. Lopez. Second row: B. Perry, S. Cardona, I. Wilcox, R. Balandran, E. Campa, S. Woolery. Third row: E. Brooks, N. Madison. Fourth row: I. Badger, E. Ogilvie. Fifth row: M. Cox, C. Hodge. Sixth row: N. LaRoche, D. Greeley, B. Hardin, S. Flannery, B. C. Becker, M. Atilano. Seventh row: F. Clay, A. Gladden, D. Ioles, I. Redenbaugh, N. Cooke. ann! CCIZQFLCJCLI' September 30-Downey football show November 18-Puente football show October 1-Seal Beach parade-two first place trophies October 6-Fullerton football show-one first place trophy October -Football carnival-Mt. Sac. October -San Bernardino parade October -Claremont football show October -Coliseum October Azusa Colden Days-one first place trophy October Halloween parade, Anaheim-one Hrst place trophy November 4--Chino football show November II-Corona football show November 23-Santa Claus Lane, Hollywood November 26-Long Beach Band Review December 3-Death Valley December 23-Glendora Christmas parade-one Ft place trophy Ianuary IS-M8fCh of Dimes, Hollywood February 24-Senior Play March lo-Band Concert March 17-Exchange assembly, Puente, Chino March March 20-Mon rovia Day Parade FSI 25-NV8gOl1 Days, San Bernardino-one third place trophy April 29-PODIOUH Band Festival front row: M. lunod, Lf. Greeley, D. VVi1s0n. Buck row: N. Moss. V Vilmur, S. Richter. Lopez, I. VVippert, . M. Smith, I. Piper, . Gjerset, B. Burgett, . Stites. .ilfzgi udr!Lr5 ajoreffed omedfic 1411 fa MARIECE MCINTIRlf-Homemzlking, Foods, Clothing ' XX 1.::.: ,,, 1,.,-.::- :-: 'A :: ,, - , - ' ' ...'- I J . .,.. P lr- 1:-. ,22,i . M: , ' ,El ', x oyd , pkgdicaf giclucafion M. WAYNE HAUSER-Boys' Physical Education, Coachingg EDMUND O. SMYTH-Boys' Physical Education, Coaching. As a rule, gym is thought to be just a class. Buzzy and Coach Hauser can tell you it isn't so. Probably the majority of the students don't know much about the inner gym class basketball tournament. The classes play each other and the final playoffs take place at noon. This year the fourth period gym class came up victorious. Another thing, a lot of students probably donlt know, is that a senior boy must know how to swim before he can be graduated. This has become compulsory in the past two years. The sports schedule of the gym classes runs just about the same as that of the school teams. They begin the year with football, then switch to basketball, on with track and baseball, and wind it up swimming and tumbling. Buzzy Smyth and Wayne Hauser supervise the boys in their activities. girffi , pkgdicaf Liclucafion if S . l HELEN F. BURYVELL-Girls' Physical liducationg GRACE M. DRYDEN-Girls' Physical Iiducation. , lil , , 'ffl ' fi! X' ill! ll fllf S i , Z .M Miss Grace Dryden, head of the Girls' Physical Education Department, has been coaching girls' sports for 24 years. Since she has been here, hockey, dancing, marching, and rhythmics have been added as part of the curriculum. She also organized Big C, which is an honor club for girls' sports. Last year the Rig C presented to the girls' department a public address system, which is used for dancing as well as public speaking. This year Mrs. Helen Burwell assisted Miss Dryden in the P. E. Department by coaching the sophomores' basketball and speedball teams. She was in charge of tennis teams and swimming. ,i lv uf fo 9 3 OZIMFLCA 2x , a1. exm:. s5 nga ' rg lwlfss Ifront row: I. Carlson fvice-presidentl, V. Salce Csecretaryj, C. Crew Cpresidentj, ll. Shores ttreasurerj. The Boys' Org consists of all the boys at Citrus. Because of this, the main purpose of the club is to look after the interests of all the boys. The Boys' Org, in recent years, has been relieved of most of its duties around school by the new clubs that have been organized, but providing the entertainment for divided assemblies is still left to Boys' Org. They put on several this year, namely: a basketball and baseball game between the faculty and the varsity squad. Since the assembly schedule was so full, they didn't put on as many assemblies as they had planned. Although the Org didn't have any father and son socials this year, they plan to do more of this type of thing in the future. The officers were Clyde Crew, president, Iohnny Carlson, vice-president, Bill lack Shores, treasurer, and Henry Enriquez, secretary. girfd, league if 'S E if .J il 3 Qi 2 542 Na 9 La 5 fi r, R rl ' . Q RJ 2 es P if 3 5 3 1,2 X ' I Front row: S. Detwiler, C. Sherwood, I. Kelly, C. Thum, I. Van Ornum. Back row: L. Ortuno, S Q L E. Campa, M. Iones, Miss Stavely fadviserj, S. Nott, S. Moon, G. Ostling. xi N5 Q, 7 This has been an interesting and busy year for the Girls' League. Even before school began the Cabinet was preparing a handbook for new students and freshmen. This year the Girls' League again sponsored their annual Valentine Dance. The students elected Sammy Dickerson and Sharon Nott as the King and Queen of Hearts. Good music, food, and decorations gave the finishing touches to avery entertaining evening. The Girls' League gave a variety of assemblies this year. The first one was a football game between the junior and senior girls. The game was done up in realistic fashion with the boys' uni- forms Qcomplete with pads and helmetsj, a doctor, and some temporary song and yell leaders. Boys' Org was invited to the annual Christmas Charity Drive Assembly. Both the students and the teachers gave so generously that a considerable amount of money was raised to give to several worthy organizations. The last assembly was the annual fashion show and tea for the mothers of the girls. Gay Ann Ostling was chairman of the show. The last events on the calendar were the election of next year's oflicers, the cabinetis beach party, and the awarding of a cup to the senior girl who had done the most work for Citrus. ougar nigkffs I Front row: I. Addy, li. Dill, H. Enriquez. Second row: V. Salce, C. Crew, B. West, B. Latta, Moline. Third row: I. Peyton, C. Rubel, A. MacDonald, M. Lee. The Cougar Knights is an organization that is made up of twelve upper classmen, six juniors and six seniors. These boys are nominated and elected from the Boys' Org. When they are elected as juniors they are automatically members when they become seniors. Clyde Crew is Sir Knight or president and Mr. Sturges is the adviser. The Cougar Knights perform such duties as supervising the cleaning of the C, sharing the hall monitor service with the Yellow Iackets, and helping usher the games. The organization takes trips every year over week ends or special holidays. Some of the trips were to places like Hoover Dam, the Sierras, Ienks Lake, the beach, a four day trip to Yosemite, and many other worthwhile places. Meinl!! g6lCLef5 Front row: I. Lopez, I. Reimuller. I. Miller, I. Richardson, M. Rojas. Second row: B. Lindblom, R. Lietz, E. Rogers, T. Mesa, I. Peyton, R. Rodecker, R. Beach, I. Lougran. Third row: C. Pejsa, B. West, C. Rubel, I. Gelert, C. Hrewton, L. Shuck, F. Iackson, I. Matwick,Mr. Martinez fadviserI. The Yellow Iackets, in the three years since the organization was founded, has made out- standing progress in school service and recognition. Since the Yellow Iackets is a service club, one of its main activities is ushering at football and basketball games. Its members are also on duty in the halls throughout the year. The social end of the club's program was highlighted by an initiation skating party early in March. Five freshmen braved the initiation ceremonies into the club and were then escorted by the rest of the club members into the Winter Gardens to ice skate. Mr. Martinez and Mr. Kenney, faculty sponsors of the club, accompanied the ice skating party. As an instance of club service in action, the Yellow Iackets were appointed to head an open house committee on open house night for parents. They acted as guides and directed visitors to various departments. Club officers through the year 1949-50 were Ernest Rogers, presidentg Carl Pejsa, vice-presi- dentg Chris Rubel, secretaryg and Bob Lietz, sergeant at arms. y-3..... Front row: D. Mclioberts, M. Nelson, T. Salce, E. Campa, L. Gardenshire, P. Crouch. Second row: C. Camarena, R. Lujan, L. Reyes, T. Stenmo, Perez, Roster, B. Noriega, S. Doble. Third row: Lopez, F. Noriega, L. Lopez, N. Madison, G. Foster, L. Aguilar, M. Higa, R. Richardson. Fourth row: Mrs. H. Burwell fadviserj, S. Robinson, A. Dominquez, D. Ayon, D. loles, D. Malim, I. Nagengast, M. Farrin, A. Ponce, A. Quintana. This year the Y-Teens, under the direction of Mrs. Helen Burwell, was made up of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. The officers were Estella Campa, president, Marlys Nelson, vice-president and treasurer, Teresa Salce, secretaryg and Lavon Gardenhire, inter-club representative. The meetings were held every other Thursday at noon and once a month at night. In order to raise money to send a representative to Asilomar Conference, they had cake sales the last Fri- day of every month. The Club had many social activities throughout the year. They began with initiating fifteen new members. Later there was Y-Day in Hollywood, where they were entertained by many stars at the Hollywood Bowl and a football game at the Coliseum. Other social events were attending the conference at the University of California, serving at the Football and I. C. Banquets, and spending the week end at Miller,s Cabin. The year ended with a skating party at the Pasadena Moonlight Rollerway. Front row: I. Richardson, M. Rojas, I. Lopez, R. Highley, F.. Barrios, I. Iiminez, B. Kloepfer, C. Brewton, R. Rodecker. Second row: B. Latta, A. Rubio, C. Pejsa, E. Rogers, M. Lee, A. MacDonald, B. Dill, K. Prestesater, L. Hammer. Third row: Mr. N. Price Cadviserj, A. Miranda, R. Ayon, I. Peyton, D. Schniep, G. Maeda, B. Hernandez, C. Crew, L. Hardy, R. Allen, B. Rowe, Mr. Veltman Qadviserj. The Senior Hi-Y, an organization composed of junior and seniors boys, was under the direction of Mr. Nelson Price and Mr. Dutch Veltman. The ofhcers were Kenneth Prestesater, president, Bennie Latta, vice-president, Clyde Brewton, sec- retary, and George Maeda, treasurer. The Hi-Y attended the Y-Day in Hollywood, had a joint meeting with the Big C, discuss- ing Dating , had a basketball game with the Covina Hi-Y, and had these guest speakers: Mr. Snyder, the Reverend Mr. Spangler, and Mr. Kim Byong Mok. Mr. Snyder lectured on the Hi-Y of the past years, The Reverend Mr. Spangler, boy-girl relations, Mr. Kim Byong Mok, advancement of the Communists in China and Korea. The members also enjoyed a film on the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Every two weeks dinner meetings were held in the cafeteria on Thursday evenings. The meals were prepared by the school food classes. Front row: B. Anderson, T. Lopez. Second row: B. Fehrs, I. Pejsa. Third row: R. Green, T. Sharp, H. Iohnson, M. Price CadviserI. Fourth row: B. Wcmlfe, B. Wagner. Fifth row: I. Holaday, B. Yount, D. Hofer. Sckofard ip Front row: C. Schott, Arrington, E. Ugilvie, S. Vanilnan, G. Ostling, E. Parris. Second row: B. lirannam, K. Zadach, F. Adams, K. Portland, C. Thum, I. Lydell, M. Iones, M. Clements, L. Reiter, I. Roster, D. lirandau, P. Iackson. Third row: li. Becker, C. Payne, D. Kennard, D. Rury, I. Matwick, E. Rogers, D. Henderson, A. Dormer, D. Mosley, l.. Reimuller, I.. Gardenhire, M. Richards, Mr. liergen Cadviserj. The purpose of the California Scholarship Federation is to promote student interest in study- ing and learning. Their sponsor this year was Mr. Bergen. Eligibility is based on points. The student is required to have at least ten grade points with A's counting three points, and B's one. The membership now numbers about forty. The club had many social activities during the year. They began with a Christmas party at the home of Ernest Rogers. After the first semester, the club held its annual initiation at the home of Dorothy Kennard. The following day, the initiates wore Grecian robes complete with laurel Wreath and sandals. The officers for the first semester were Eda Mae Parris, president, Donna Mosley, vice-presi- dentg and Dorothy Kennard, secretary-treasurer. Second semester officers were Ann Dormer, presi- dent, Dorothy Kennard, vice-president, and Linda Keiser, secretary-treasurer. They were elected at a dinner meeting held at Claudia Schott's home. Other activities included the swimming party at Carol Thum's home and the annual trip to Chinatown followed by a movie in Hollywood. The greatest honor that can be obtained is to be a receiver of the California Scholarship Fed- eration life pin. ln order to receive this pin, one must be in the organization six out of eight semes- ters. The fortunate ones this year are Dorothy Kennard, Donna Mosley, Eda Mae Parris, Iohn Peyton, Ernest Rogers, and Carol Thum. iiiQS r i iiibygx ii if river raining Drivers' Training Standard Test Q ., X1 ----, :W : fr .,ASf ' 2 .ww ,af IAMES E. HENDERSON-Driver Training Wwf JJ - vi-If mum' ms, if J x Aw ,pf w Qf R MQWW,M XX ,W - wx. 4 A A N , xiii: W. .. wk ...M ,, fs ...----1 ' au.. af , W xiifw MTXZJA ' if Mxmrx J Ong OZIQQJQPJ li 77 jg ye :alle a Je I' if Sharon Van Ornum, Verctn Hardy arfiifg I. Van Ornum, Shores, I. McClendon S. Nott, I. Hutchings Hunter, S. Moon. olleffermenii Front row: K. Prestesater, I. Addy, W. Hodder, B. I. Shores, C. White. Second row: B. Latta, L. Ott, B. Huggins, G. Evans, B. Hernandez, D. Schniep, D. Hamilton, L. Shuck. Third row: V. Salce, H. Enriquez, C. Crew, C. Brewton, G. Maeda, B. Dill, F. McNeal, E. Moline. Fourth row: V. Veto, A. MacDonald, B. West, E. Rogers, S. Dickerson, M. Lee, T. Carr, D. DeLz1cy, I. Iiminez, Mr. Smyth fadviserj. One of the greatest hopes of every high school boy is to become a member of the Lettermen's Club. Any boy that has made a letter in varsity sports is eligible to join. Membership in this club indicates good sportsmanship as well as superior athletic ability. This year about fourteen were initiated into the club under the supervision of Buzzy', Smyth. This yearls officers were Bill Shores, president, Vincent Salce, vice-president, and Clyde Crew, secretary and treasurer. The Varsity Lettermen are distinguished by their blue sweaters with large yellow C's. ardifg Pl! 15, ,J ,, gg ff me fl QQ., 5 1 'bw 11 35 2, H. Enriqucz . ,5.. ,.,, KL 1 if 3' Z lm' 1 fm aw. A Co. Cup. Co. Cup. li. I. Shores li. Moline 1.15 llm. 185 llm. ICU llx. RH LT FB Azusa f1lL'l1il0I'll Glemlora V. Salce 145 lla. 169 Azusa Clendoru swag 5 . 1 I I I 'KW ', C. Crew K. Prestesuter D. Schniep G. Maeda S. Dickerson 155 lb. 165 lb. 155 lb. 155 lb. 145 lb. QB C C RG LG Clendorn Glendora Azusa Azusa Azusa U li. Rogers 185 lb. RT Azusa I.. U11 170 lb. LT Azusa T. Carr 185 lb. RE Azusa C. Brewton H. West 146 lb. 160 lb. LE LE Azusa Glendora P oofgaff gi Front row: R. Kciser, P. Lynch, A. MacDonald, B. West, R. Wagner, B. Hcrnandcz, S. lversen, A. Rury, C. Pcjsa Scconrl row: Coach Mercurio, D. Lindsay, H. Sinclair, K. Brook, A. Rubio, L. Aguirre, C. lirewton, Dickerson Y. Veto. B. Bc-dnarski. Third row: T. Carr, I. Adnly, B. Huggins, C. Crew, L. Ott, C. Masala, D. Hamilton D. Schnicp, V. Salcc, I-I. Enriquez, B. Shores. Fourth row: I. Iimincz, E. Moline, M. Lee, I. Dolan, R. DcLacy E. Rogers, K. Prcstesater, H. Latta, G. Evans, T. Mesa. goaclz mercuric C o r e 5 CITRUS OPPONENTS 20 CLAREMONT O7 oo BONITA O7 06 CHINO oo 06 CORONA 27 3 I PUENTE O7 The Cougars tied for second place in the Tri-County League with the help of their new coach, Blas Mercurio. The team was built around nine returning lettermen, with Bill Shores and Ernest Moline as co-captains. The team had its ups and downs but it out-classed the strong Puente team in its last game. This made the total three games won from its Five league opponents. Bob West, Student Body president and left end, received the Sportsmenship Award. It was awarded on the basis of cooperation with teammates and the ability to put the team above him- self. The hopes are high for another good team next year, because there will be seven returning lettermen. These men have seen a lot of action this year and are expected to make a good show- ing in the future. They will be lead by this year's co-captain, Ernest Moline, and all-league guard, Gerald Evans. The Bee's were coached by Iim Henderson. They had four league games. They defeated Bonita, tied with Puente, and lost to Chino and Corona. They also played Downey and Iohn Muir, both of these games being lost by Citrus. The Cee's were coached by Mr. Kenny and Mr. Lincoln. Twenty-four boys made their letters. Out of four league games they won two and lost two. They also played Downey, Citrus lost. The Cee Football squad didn't have their picture taken because the camera was out of work- ing condition at that time. Ee Q SC 0 ,Q e 4 CITRUS OPPONENTS 35 BONITA I4 oo CHINO I2 oo CORONA 20 06 PUENTE 06 620 Scorea CITRUS OPPONENTS oo DOWNEY I2 oo CHINO IQ 06 BONITA O7 06 CHINO oo O7 BONITA 06 - ag is mm Front row: F. Iackson, E. Cooly, W. Brown, C. Mciehee, C. Cardenas, I. VVest, L. Rodriguez, B. Dennis, G. Rheault. Second row: R. Highley, C. White. R. Gardner, F. Ayers, A. Lancaster, R. Viera, I. Carlson, I. Holaday, N. Emery, B. Nott, D. Williams, I. Miranda. Third row: A. Vega, B. Pedroza, T. Avila, I. Matwick, B. Dill, H. Lamb, L. Hardy, B. Rodecker, I. Richardson, P. Contreras, Coach: I. Henderson. new FooTBALL TEAM CO-CAPTAINS: Bill Richardson and Charles Warner Fred Fraijo Dick Schuettge Fred Eggen Don Vogelsari Ierry Beach Frank Ponce Abe Ispas George Ikehara Gilbert Carmarena Ricky Harman Harry Standers Edward Higa Ierry Young Ray Glaze Iames Holaday David Hall Bill Fehrs Byron Yount Ruben Pasillas Kenny Hill Edward Tyck Donald Wadley Qmanagerj A. lxflllfljlllllllll C. Crcw G. Masala C. White T. Carr ROUND 1 CITRUS OPPONENTS 58 CLAREMONT 47 zo BONITA 28 52 CHINO 41 59 CORONA 34 41 PUENTF 28 araify Z?aaLef6af ROUND II CITRUS OPPONENTS 58 CLAREMONT S2 42 BONITA 33 31 CHINO 4Q 52 CORONA 62 42 PUENTE 49 Front rOw: C. Crcw, li. Dill. C. Mzluln. li. Hcrnnmlcz. IJ. Sclmicp, li. Tidwcll. Second row: in Rcnlnllcli. H. Sinclair, C. Turner. C. VVl1itc. I. Acldy, A. lXlz1cDOnnld, .2 . Although the Varsity team was rather unsuccessful, they won three games out of seven. Tom Carr was unable to finish the season but was one of the top players with Clyde Crew, George Maeda, and Alan MacDonald. The team was coached by Buzzy Smyth. Captain for the team was Clyde Crew. The Bee team was coached by Mr. Van Peursem. The top players were Henry Enriquez fCap- tainj, Bob Iamieson, and Peter Contreras. The Cees were coached by Mr. Schott. Out of eight league games they won Five. The Dees were also coached by Mr. Schott. They took Tri-County Co-Championship with Puente. Out of six league games they won all but one, Puente. For three years Mr. Schott has had a Tri-County Championship team. ROUND 1 ROUND II CITRUS OPPONENTS CITRUS OPPONENTS 46 CLAREMONT e e 30 CLAREMONT 23 27 BONITA 31 BONITA 32 32 CHINO L A ff 36 CHINO 43 26 CORONA 36 CORONA 49 30 PUENTE a 6 e t a 26 PUENTE 24 I 1 1 C Front vow: liichard- son, C. Cardenas, D. Williams, R. Viera. ' Second row: H. Enriquez, B. Pedroza, I. Venegas, C. Aguirre, B. Romos, I. Iamieson. Third row: E. Lough- ran, G. Vaniman, B. Dennis, P. Contreras, M. Nino, H. Lancaster, Coach: Van Peursem. ROUND 1 CITRUS OPPONENTS 27 CLAREMONT O8 28 BONITA 05 25 CHINO 23 I5 PUENTE 18 ROUND II CITRUS OPPONENTS 52 BONITA 37 32 CHINO 24 24 CORONA 27 20 PUENTE I9 From row: li. Tyck, B. Fehrs, R. Glaze, I. Carrion. Second row: Coach H. Schott. R. Pnsillus, B. Nott, G. Camarena, F. Ponce, I. Young. Third row: li. I-liga, l.. Ruhio, F. Frajo, B. Richardson, C. Warner. 60-gdamlaiona wifh puenfe ROUND l Co-Champions with Puente CITRUS OPPONENTS 20 BONITA IS 36 CHINO IO 44 CORONA 24 28 PUENTE I6 ROUND II CITRUS OPPONENTS P t : li. W1 f . Se' d W: C . h H. Sch tt, P. R ll, D. Cljxclillolliwl. Soluosllhlgeal. C?e1en.rqPhird0l'EJw: N. Zgrate, Ciulfehara, 35 BONITA 19 D. Schuettge, R. Gallo, D. Campa. I6 PUENTE 39 ardify Front row: C. Cnrdenas, B. Richardson. G. lvlaeda. D. Schniep. Second row: Coach Henderson, S. Rubio, A. Miranda, R. Viera, H. Fnriquez, I. Richardson. Third row: C. White, I. Izunieson, li. Prestesuter, B. lailllll, 13. Dill. MAJ! The baseball season for the Citrus Varsity and Ir. Varsity was half over when the annual went to press. The Varsity team had six league games, two won and four lost. Their top pitchers were K. Prestesater and C. White. The coach was Iim Henderson. The Ir. Varsity was coached by Frank Martinez. They had four league games, two won and two lost. They had two more to go before the end of their season. I r . a PJ i fy Front row: I. Iam, N. Emery. li. Tyck, R. Glaze, C. Mcflehee, B. Richardson. Second row: Coach F. Martinez, D. Hofer, B. Pedroza, D. Wherzel, li. Dennis, P. Contreras, R. Ortiz. Third row: E. Hughes, S. Vandenburgh, E. Vega, F. McNeal, D. Schuettge, I. Peters. PGCL The Citrus track team took the dual championship in all three divisions-A, B, and C. L. Howell set a new high school record in the class CU Shot, distance of 43 ft. 1 in. And Frank Ponce also set a new record in High Iump at the Bonita Meet, where he went over 5 ft. 7 in. in class Also setting a new high school record was Raoul Solis QSpeedyj ran a slow 120 yd. Low Hurdle in I4 sec. and 4 ten sec. The squad competed at the Brea Relays, Chino Relays, and at the Bonita Invitational. The squad was coached by Mr. Mercurio. o e ll ll l if Front row: I. Peisa, R. Green, R. Wiley, I. Loughran, R. Rodecker, I. Reimuller, D. DeLacy. Ogd, Gill gli' J Qllfllrf Front row: I. liminez, W. Hodder, L. Aguirre, A. Clubb, E. Rogers, I. Matwick, C. Crew. Second row: li. Fehrs, F. McNeal, G. Turner, li. Hernandez, Conch Mr. Hauser. Front row: S. Richter, C. Sherwood, M. Nelson, L. Akin, S. Van Urnum, V. Hardy, E. Ogilvie. Second row: C. Payne, ll. liennnrd, M. Watson, I. Kelly, A. Glnddcn, E. Weigold, li, Landon, E. Parris. s we Vogce Clendon N Q Jogce KeH3 S5 pg Sue Hunfer' E Jen Shores Sher-lpg Defwlfer' QQ x , T, G! xlxx if FH!! is 3 ' K3 .5 U., .ix xl, Q5 G' O53?n 9 .,,i Edu. Parrifi I A cr Design ,xx B my. , 2.4. A f W vi., My Ya Q J Q. wh W ,N gi 3? Sealed: lf. Parris, C. Ostling, l.. Akin, Kelly Qpresidentj, S. Hunter ISCCTCIZIFY-IFCIISLIFCTI. I. Shores, I. Mdfltndon. Second row: li. Torres, C. Mariscal, M. A. Clements, D. Mosley, L. Mumpower, B. Landon. Miss Dryden tadviserj. I. llutehings. Third row: Dilworth, S. Detwiler Cscrapbook keeperj, M. lones, Campa. l.. lieiser, S. Moon. 66 77 ' 9 Citrus has reason to he proud of its Big C organization. This group, which has always dis- played school spirit and good sportsmanship, has managed to bring honors to Citrus through athletic achievements. The number of the group was increased to twenty-hve by the two initiations which were held during the past year. Shirley Detwiler's home was the scene of the fall initiation, while the spring one was held at Miller's Cabin. Three girls were initiated at the annual Big C house party at Bal- boa, which was looked forward to with great anticipation by all the girls. After the house party, the girls broke the tradition of a trip to Knott's Berry Farm by attend- ing The Drunkardn in Los Angeles. A dollar was taken from the treasury for each girl, the re- mainder of the ticket was purchased by the girls, individually. To raise money for these activities, the girls sold apples during gym classes. Ioyce Kelly, who was voted president this year, and her cabinet, consisting of Sharon Nott, vice-presidentg Sue Hunter, secretary-treasurerg and Shirley Detwiler, scrap book custodian, handled arrangements for all the events of the year, under the supervision of Grace Dryden, Big HC adviser. The presentation of the Winged Foot Awards to eight of the senior girls high-lighted the year. These are the highest awards given in the organization. SIQNIORS Ifrunl row: Ci. Ostling IGI, I. McClcn1Iun CFI, S, SOPHOMORIiS Ifrunt row: I.. KcIscrCCa1p1.I I, V.Ar111cl1lg11GI, Ibctwilcr QI'I. I.. UImr111cyc1' fcilljll. FI. Sucuml ww: S. Iluntcr QFI. II. Iimvnmn LGI, I. Nasser QFI. Spcunml rmv: A. Glgulch-11 IGI, I. Slum-s QCII, Kully IGI, IP. Mosley' QCII, I7. KCIIIILIFKI ISGI. M. VV1:ls4ml1 KFI, C. Schutt QIJI, I.. Kelly CGI, M. Smlcrlvcrg QCII. Ii. I'z11'1'is IGI. C. Russell IGI. IUNIORS I5runl ruw: 'I'. Sala- QIJI. I. XVIIUIX IFI, S. Munn QCII, ITRESIIMIIN I- mul row: S. XYLIIIIIIILIII IQILIIII. GI, Ii. Iirnnks CFI, I.. Akin MII, Ii. Cgnnpn QC.1p1. FI. Sccnncl mw: I.. IVILIIIIITOXVCI' IGI. C, Marlin CGI, 'I'. Stcnnm IGI. Sccnml rnw: N. l..1RncI1c KFI, II. Iilulmnxglm MII, M. Iuncs ISGI, I. Ilutchings QFI, M. Sanchez Ii. Ogilvic IGI, IS. I7CI'I'j' IPI, S. FIJIIIILTQ' QIII, I'. Zurcll ISGI. QFI. II. I..lIILlUII IGI. I.. Kciscr IGI. M. Russcll CFI. I .gil fe I' C ll 5 J g Cl g SR. vs IR. 13- 9 SR. vs PUENTE 30- 8 SR- VS SOPH- 14- 8 IR. CLAREMONT 16-12 SR. vs FRESH. 20-II SOPH CORGNA 8 . I -20 IR. vs SOPI-I. I4-II V5 20- I 21-I5 SOPH. vs FRESH. 14' 9 .V 1 .SMI , 'TIP V I 5 -5 1' I I 5' 'J V - gays SK ,, guy- M ,. zz S 1 ! iw? ' 3185.3 V153 , H If I 1 I I I .1 , Y f W ,y iv 5 1?-6' .A... 1 I .fl SIINIORS Ifmnl rmv: I. IIlIwurl1 QIISI, I. Yun Ornum LWI, SOPIIOMORES I-'rum row: L. Reimer IIIISI, I. Pu:'I11n1I QWI, I C. Slmrxvuml IWI. Ci. UxIll1g III. Suun.l 1 xv: S. I3c.vvlIcI' IIIIII. I. Namcr III, M. IIlgil IFIII. Sccuncl rmv: V. IILILT ICI, I. Rmtcl' I. Ivlclflumlnn IWI. IZ. Ilmuli IIIIII. M. C.4.ll1.'I1I5 QUUI. I-. LII. V. Armcntax QFIII, l,. Van Vlict QWI. 'I'hir.l ruw: C. Watkins 0I'l m'Y1'f III. 'IIIIHI FUW2 I- ISCII5' IVIII. Ii. Parris IIIIII, V- III. I.. Kclly QWI, II. IIUXVHILIII ICI, M. Wgxtwn QHHI, C. Schutt 'lhrrcx ICI ll M Ivy liinpx. IIIEI. I. Slnuu IIIHI, S. Iiuntcr III. GNU' L. Rcgmullm- II-'IU' , . . us IUNIORS I:l'Ul1l mw: M. VVL-at IGGI, 'I'. Snlcu III, Ii. Lanclun FRESIIMEN Ifrnnt ruw: T. Sunmu QWI, I. Pc.-isa III, S. Flannery Lupt. WI, ll. Scgur III. S1-cm1.l row: I. Mulnpuwcr CWI, I.. Akin IIIBI, M. Rivers. QII. Sccoml mw: Ii. Ogilvic LHBI, I. Nelson QII, fl'I II Ayun IHIII, Ii. Cmnpgn III, M. Sanchez QIIBI. Third H. Perry QIIISI, C. Garcia ICI. Thin! row: S. Lamb QFHI, , , . li, IIILIIXIU row: I. Ilutchingx IIIIII, l., Mnmpmv.r IFIII, M. Iunu QWI, P. Zcrcll QGGI, M. Mcuclmln QFBI, S. Vnnimun KCI, M. IJII IIIISI, S. Munn KIIISI, I.. Kaiscl' CIFIII. Ilickcrsmxrl QFIII. .911 f e r C a 5 :S SR. vs IR. SR. vs SOPH. SR. vs FRESH. IR. vs SOPH. IR. vs FRESH. SOPH. vs FRESH. I0 2 2 C!! Cl f 14-12 SR. IO- 6 7' 3 SOPH. 9- 2 9- 5 FRESH. 9- 8 fl a If BONITA 8-11 CHINO 14-10 PUENTE 12- o CORONA 6- 2 C7Clg2gf Egnferc a54 SR. vs SR. vs SR. vs IR. vs IR. vs SOPH. vs Ffa SR. vs vs IR. vs vs SOPH. vs vs FRESH. vs vs IR. SOPH. FRESH. SOPH. FRESH. FRESH ? ay CHINO CORONA CORONA CLAREMONT CLAREMONT CHINO CLAREMONT PUENTE SENIORS IIOCKICY I mnt row: A. Ilurlmlcr Il lpl II I Mzlriscul W , . Ililvu f 1 , I I I x rtlx IWI. I. Mm Omum IXNI S DL-rwilcr IIIIII, G. Oslling III. Sccuml row: l. CJIKIIIILXLI IFIII, I. McClI-mlun IWI, V. 'I'4u'ru ICI. IJ, M su I. Ixully IIIII. M. I,lun1cms ICIIII, S. IlLIIIlL'I' I IUNIURS IIOCKEY Front FUNVZ S. Qug-s.ul.1 IIJIII IJ 1 urn IIIIII, II. Srgur III, 'If Sgllcc ICI. M. Giles IFIII I Rum IGGI. Sccuml rmv: I.. Mumpmvcr Iffnpr. l l4I, I Iluu n s IIIIRI, S, MI141Il IIIIEI. M. Sglncllcz IIIIHI. N. MIrxs IXI I I IW? lf. Cum 311 III, M. ullus SOIII IOMORIQS IIOCKIQY IJFHIII rmv: C, CAIIILIL nu II IISI Il. Nxllizulgl IVVI, I.. lmpgl II7lII, M. Illggl Il'-III I IXKINKI IIIISI, V. Ilglcr ICI. Suwml rmv: V. .'Xl'll1L'III Aclalms III, C. XVzllliIns IVVI, I'. Iflclcllcr II IISI I lxnllx IVVI I N1 nr ICI Il II umm INXI I SLI , . im' van vim IWI. I , . nfz '.f.. IVRICSIIMIZN IIOCKEY Fmm ww: M. lirgullc Rivers III, I. Nclsun III, C. fI.II'CI1I Iliupt. LII I Imxlx IIIISI. M. COX IIIIII, ID. Mglrllll IXVI. SCCIIIIII rem S I ll H IIVIII. I. Pcisu III. M. l7ickI-rsrmn IWI, M. Mun 1 Flannery IIIIII. S. X.lll1llI.llI II,I, I. lL'I'L'll ICIKVI, N. I.11Rwulu IIIII S II We llfljizilz jo jkan AZUSA Hankins Medical Center Dr. H. C. Burgraff, D.O. 520 W. Foothill 239 W. Foothill Dr. Rollin Peirce, D.D.S. Dr. Geo. M. Leach, Chiropractor 620 N. Azusa Ave. 711 N. Azusa Ave. Dr. Geo. Clarke, D.D.S. Dr. G. D. Hambrook, Veterinarian 705 N. Azusa Ave. 846 N. Azusa Ave. Dr. Michael K. Harris, D.D.S. White's Funeral Horne 711 N. Azusa Ave. 404 E. Foothill , Dr. W. G. Wheatley, M.D. Tscharner and Miller, Attorneys 705 N. Azusa Ave. First National Bank Building GLENDORA Dr. Chauncey Shumaker, M.D. Dr. R. H. Reese, D.D.S. 125 W. Foothill 157 N. Michigan Ave. Dr. Alvin Stanton, M.D. Dr. G. G. Benson, Chiropractor 157 N. Michigan Ave. 209 W. 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