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

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CGZQHJGP September I2 The torture started 22 Freshman-Sophomore brawl 23 Half holiday for the County Fair October I4 Football Carnival at Mt. 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

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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.