Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1946 volume:

N55 Ui I , 1 I 1 A K A I 1 -' x X 1 ' A V2 x X K V K 1, Q ' X 4 A t xl If f f f .N , '- gilairifu Published Annually by ihe Associafed Siuclenfs of Claremonf High School, Claremonf, California Volume 33 May I946 0lf'8lfUOIf' I This year, The whole world is Thinking in Terms oT The TuTure. No year in hisTory has been so im- porTanT in building ThaT TuTure. lT is ThereTore TiTTing ThaT our year book also should look Tor- ward. We are sTriving To express by The aTTi- Tude oT our small group oT young people whaT we believe are The senTimenTs oT all youTh in This crucial hour . . . We, The young people oT The world, hold The TuTure in our hands, hands which musT reach ouT and bind all The naTions in Triendship. We, The young people, musT make good. ln The coming years oT crisis, iT will be in our power To build a lasTing peace. We can do iT. The world has placed her conTidence in us. CerTainly, we have The enThusiasm, The inTelligence and The sTrengTh, buT, how, we ask, are we going To direcT - This energy - exacTly how are we going To accomplish This goal? This is our greaT problem, now . . . The soluTion is noT easy. BuT a begin- ning has been made. ThaT be- ginning was The UniTed Na- Tions' Comcerence held in San Francisco lasT year Trom which came The UniTed Na- Tions' CharTer. The ideals in ThaT CharTer are high buT we can reach Them, we musT. . .The sTruggle ErTs oT men naTuraIIy giTTed r peace will require The eT- 'iTh leadership. Then, Too iT 'ill Take The slow, sTeady, hard 'ork oT all The Iirrle people - ou and me. IT will noT come all T once. IT musT be louilT on and nproved year aTTer year. Never 'ill youTh be Treed Trom The duTy oT Triving and pushing Torward. As mg as There is someThing ThaT can be wade beTTer There will be men born 'iTh The will To work Tor The TuTure . . . rom The UniTed NaTions CharTer we ave discovered Three essenTial Tools Tor . ouTh's Task- 'MUTUAL UNDERSTAND- 4G', 'SOCIAL COOPERATIONH and NITED STRENGTI-I'. We have in our own all school minoriTy groups--Japanese, lhinese, and Spanish. Working and playing ogeTher has broughT us To a closer undersTand- ig oT each oTher's cuITure and problems. IT is mis same 'MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING' and SOCIAL COOPERATION' which we musT sTrive Jr on a larger scale-a world-wide one. Small ,roups like our own are an imporTanT parT IouT iT is only iTh youTh around The world in 'UNITED STRENGTI-I' 1aT we are going To be alole To achieve our ideals oT eace and securiTy. In The years ahead, These musT ecome The guides oT our acTions, and if They do, They will e The keys To a greaT Tomorrow. ,J I . ' 'A' ii J i'i 0 0 ff 7' ut' ,, i , e wa Lon If g J, ' 4 gk I. flu .f iii' i J fj. J ii?-'Jiffy cf' . ,V I LY If Bringing Claremonl l-ligh inl'o wide prominence is one who well deserves all The credil and acclaim she has received. All ol lhe sludenls have apprecialed her enfhusiasm in school aclivilies. ll has been a rare privilege for lhose in lhe chorus and ensemble lo work under such an in- spiring and capable direclor. Coming lo us during The war was a man we have come lo like greally and admire during his brief slay al Claremonl l-ligh. l-le is reiurning lo his 'former iob al Pomona College nexl year and il will be a greal loss. Whelher having him as a leacher, a coach or iusl a friend he was always a favorile. So in sincere apprecialion, we dedicale EI Espirilu de I946 lo MISS RUTI-I KROUCI-l and MR. COLVIN I-IEATI-l Confenfd I goof, 5264, rmooof Mnoofofoooogo IS+uden'r Body Officers, Sluclenl Council, Classes, Facul+yI yoofk 'lfllolo .gowarol igbciaf Coolaerafion IAnnual Sfaff, Wolf Paclcei Slaific, Scholarship Sociely, School Life, .Orches+ra, Chorus, Girls' League, Recl Cross Council, Spanish Clubs, Assemblies, Senior Assembly, The Play, The DanceI I I youth .Sifoiooo for ilffoitool .Sifoooflo IPep Team, I.e++ermen's Club, Sporls-Boys, Girls, CalenclarI 5 Mountains loolc maleslically down on lulure cilizens al worlc and al play. Seeing flue siudenls daily, llwe audilrorium fakes Hs place in school acfivilies -an-V. 9 f ' ' A , . ' 5 S Y I I v x x I , x w v x 1 I , X X L N W 4 Y x V w ,, , mi ' 4 . L.: .v . 1 A , rw L. , 3 x , ' Mg ,Q 1 ' ,J ,, df- L3OlJ.tI'1. seeks 4 x 11 '7b jg? ll 9 ' .1 I UNDEHE Z ' , - , f I , Twurum. 1 TH ND' N G .Siu Jeni 5001? hem Don Ealcin receives gayel from Bill Birlcel, oulgoing Presidenl. Don Ealcin Presidenf 1 Marian Wilson Vice Presideni i if if if if' Edwards Jolwnson Business Manager N ,, l lvlargarel l-lowell Secrelary Sludeni body officers have big year ...Primary job lo Jralce lead in bring- W H d' k agy en ric s ing lroublesome mailers lo allenlion Advemsinq Manager of Siudenl Council . . . Also have final say abou? spending oi Siudeni CMFIOHG EIMS Body 'l:UF1dS. Annual Ediior 7 I T Row: I. BreiTner, J. PiaTT, J. Sanders, S. Throne. 2nd Row: N. Bronson, A. Harper, G. Cummins, D. DavenporT, C. Sleep J R V S Th J B TT P M g eeves, . mi , . ri on, . or an. 3rd Row: H. Rodewald, P. Bauer, S. Bosson, D. Liles, P. NaTTel, B. Howell, M. Ga Howell. 41-I1 Row: D. Ealcin, J. Binclcley, B. Dunham, T. Johnson, G. WhiTeside, M. Wilson, E. Johnson. .gzwlenf gounci 'TO ENSURE PROMPT EFFECTIVE ACTION' MeeTing regularly every Two weeks, The STudenT Council consTiTuTes The sTudenT govern- menT oT C.H.S. Composed oT The sTudenT body oTTicers, The presidenT and an elecTed represenTaTive Trom each class, The group was more acTive and ouTspol4en Than usual This year. Headed by Don Ealqin, sTudenT body presidenT, many acTiviTies were sponsored, Two rcloThing drives and a paper drive proved worThwhile and under The leadership oT The STudenT Council, each class senT boxes oT Tood and cloThing To Holland .... Also iT was reporTed ThaT The sTudenT body Tunds l4epT increasing every year, buT were never spenT. NaTurally iT wasn'T very hard To do someThing abouT This and so money was voTed Tor much needed cheerleader sweaTers and experimenTal sTage lighTs .... Perhaps The greaTesT good The STudenT Council did was in giving The members a chance To express The views oT The sTudenTs abouT school problems and To see if a soluTion couldn'T be Tound wiTh The willing help oT advisors, lvlr. BooTh and Mrs. Williams. B Q5 a Sgs g :Wiz-.-: .2 , 971 V395 Inf WZ aw 1 'S asf M M Q. ,Q kv ,, kansas? Q ww if ffsn- P5 K , N. Anderson. s The gaTes are open and The bars lfeep us wiThin These walls no more. We're ouTl We're Tree! Cur high school days are overl We're leaving - we're noT coming back and we're Taking only our memories - memories oT six years. They were long years, buT They were Tull oT Tun, hard work, companionship, and The ioy oT being TogeTher.v Some oT us will be going To college, some To The armed services, and some To worlc. BuT will any oT us ever TorgeT ThaT TirsT day oT school six years ago: our presenTaTion oT Julius Caesar ThaT had The sTudenT body roclc- ing: The declaraTion oT war, December 7, lg94l, which meanT so liTTle To us Then and so much in These lasT Tew years: our class parTies: The girls' iniTiaTion To G.A.A. when They aslced Tor more raw eggs iusT To show how game They were: The Sadie l-lawlcins dance when every girl inviTed The boy OT her dreams, lRe- member your choice?l: The day we sprang our sweaTers: The Junior-Senior prom when we wanTed so much To be in The shoes oT The deparTing seniors: The end oT The war and The changes iT broughT: our TirsT day oT school as Seniors when we TelT so imporTanT: The secrecy oT our class meeTings: our Tinal plans: The Juniors' Tarewell To us - The Junior-Senior prom: Senior assembly: The Senior dinner and Tinally graduaTion. Will we ever TorgeT? l-low could wel 10 eniolf' icelf' Back Row: l-l. Rodewald, V. Sm Th D. Spencer, D. ScoTT, F. Thay N. Hale. FronT Row: L. B lc N. Bronson, J. Binclcley, A. Bradl y ,VK'xlf' yi WM l I Tad Johnson 6 years ai CHS To Navy Ambilion: coach Foofball Capi. 4 Baseball Capl. 4 Le'r+ermen's Pres. 4 Vars. Foofball 2, 3, 4 Talenf Show 4 Class Pres. 3 jovial- Casanova af' yi 35 5 3 u-574 j f f HenrieH'a Chacon 3 years al CHS To Business School Ambilion: secrelary Spanish Club 2 Sewing 4 Friendlinessgcuie- beauiiiul hair Eddie Landre+h 6 years al CHS To' Navy -Ngwbifion: building irade Jlzoolball 3 Baseball 3 Assf. Shop Teacher 4 Annual Carnival 4 Jean-conienied raffle lrap-Spencer Au. f 1 A - , -fr 0 w I fi Q J - A B I fr' ,fy U 1 l 1 1 riff U fs A Q Don Hayes 3 years af CHS To Army Arnbilion: rninisler Senior Gif? Chr. 4 CBS Broadcasf 3 Talenl' Show 2, 3 Quarlel 2 Sweafer Com. 2 Sludenf Council 2 hard worker-Norforu Fronsa Thayer 3 years al CHS To Idaho Univ. Ambilion: iournalisl G.A.A. Soc. Chr. 4 Red Cross Council 4 Annual Soc. Chr. 4 Wolf Paclc Sfafi 3, 4 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Come Rain or Shine prelfy-scaiferbrain Harold Rodewald 3 years al CHS To Marines Class Pres. 4 LeHerrnen's Club 3, 4 Varsily Foolball 3, 4 Varsify Baslcelball 4 Baseball 4 Talenf Show 4 cufe- Turley good-nalured ' x . . I GA 554: 6? Y Q, QI A Cr-'If Q' ' Q' ' - .7 . . ., 3, Q. K y , IQ Q.. I 'Q . x VJ, L X ,QS QI ' fp' v ' 5' Nancy Bronson ' 6- 5 years al CHS Q N , To Slanford ' ' I Ambifion: polilics Dee ScoH 6 years al CHS To Redlands Univ. Arnbilioni nurse Cheerleader 4 Clarence 4 Uncer'rain Wings' ' 4 Wolf Paclc Slall 3, 4 Class V. P. 3, 4 S . Club Soc. Chr. I, 2 P good dale-cufe Carolyn Upham 5 years al CHS 1 To Chalfey Arnbilionz home econornisl Chorus 3, 4 Annual Slall 3 Mar+ha 3 Pep club 3 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Span. Club I, 2 Blondie -Baldy H x Y , ' N K i 4 S L l Q I . I Assl. Annual Ed. 4 Slu. Coun. Rep. 4 Red Cross Coun. 4 Talenf Show 4 Wolf Paclc Slafl 3 6.A.A. I, 3, 4 dependable-loyal 4 SW i Richard Dyer ,I 6 years al OHS: To Navy'-'4, . Arnbilionfair corps Vars. Foolball 2, 3, 5 4 LeHermen's Club 243, 4 Talenf Show 4 Lei. Carn. lv1gr.4 Class Pres. 2 Spanish Club I, 2 eyes-Dee-physique Peg Morgan 2 years al CHS To Pomona College Ambiliont Icindergar Sludenl Coun. Re p. Uncer'rain Wings 4 Come Rain or Shi Talenl Show 3 ' G.A.A. 3, 4 Class Vic -Prem len Ieacher 4 .' 4 e.. willy Qnixrlcs ' f I if Ay-- James Binckley 4 years al CHS To Sanfa Clara U. Arnbilion: engineer Class Pres. 4 Annual Bus. Mgr. 3 Boys Slale Rep. 3 Scholarship Soc. 3 Clarence 3 B Baslce-'rball 2 sfudious-popular 12 Spencer Child I year al CHS Arnbifionz airporl manager Class Sec. 4 Varsify Baslcefball 4 Annual Carnival 4 Ginny -bow lies- enioys all 31-V' 914 Barbara Brown 6 years af CHS To Clwaffey Ambilion: air lwosless G.A.A. Baseball Mgr. 4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball Capl. 3 Medina 3 Cv.A.A. Courr 3 Spanish Club l, 2 sparkle-Village D F ft, . 1 Boris S'I'anlcevicl1 6 years af CHS To Marines Ambilionz polilician l.e++ermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Vars, Fooiball 2, 3, 4 Vars. Baslcefball 2, 3, Varsifv Track 3, 4 Class Vice Pres. 3 Talenl' Slwow 4 Russian -confused Virginia Smilh 6 years ai CHS To Cliafley Arnbifionz business Wolf Paclcel co-ed. 4 Girls' League V. P. 4 Class Social Chr. 3, 4 G.f'x.A. l, 2, 3, 4 GAA, Social Clnr, 3 Sp. Club Soc. Clnr. I, gaye+yeSpence-smile 4 2 Q ivfx ' N- X 3 X . x, , 4 r l X' gk Q J' , 7 xf J, f 13' 1 rx i iw ,L-A4 WWW C3,,,,Qt1-vu-w Norma Anderson 3 years al CHS To Business College Arnbilionz secrelary Tale-nl Show 4 Ensemble 4 Clworus 3, 4 Mar+ha 3 Orclnesfra 2 sweef-voice Ne+a Hale Zlfg years al CHS To Pepperdine Col. Ambifionz iournalisl Class V, P. 4 Ensemble 4 Clworus 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2, 3 lwinkle-drawl good-nalured Don Ealcin 6 years al CHS To Navy Arnbifion: coach Sludenf Body Pres. 4 Baslcelball Capl. 4 LeHermen's Club 2. 3, 4 Talenl Show 4 Varsily Foolball 3, 4 Var. Baslcelball 2, 3, 4 happy-go-luclcy-girl-haler I-3, converled 4 Lewis Burke 6 years al CI-IS To Navy Ambilion: sporls wriler LeHermen's Club V, P. 4 Sfudenl Body Bus. Mgr. 3 Annual Slaff I,2, 3,4 Wolf Paclc Slalf I, 2, 3, 4 Varsily Foo+balI 3, 4 Talenf Show 3, 4 devilish- SIandard Oil x Marjorie Ches+er 6 years al CHS Io Challey Ambilionz librarian Uncertain Wings 4 Boxes lo Holland Com. 4 Gr.A,A. I, 3, 4 Come Rain or Shine Spanish Club I, 2 good goalie-lcnillinq . W ' .Z J 4- Ajkpi Rolland Towndfaglxg 6 years af CHS To Chafley Arnbilioriz ayialion Talenl Show 4 LeHerrnen's Club 3, 4 Varsify Foolball 3, 4 Spanish Club I, 2 Baseball 4 Iwinlcle-quielg I JA J .,-1' 1 If I v a LJ' 1 if . Q- -VJ.: ',,r'3w,,.fI ,g. aaa xjyw W X' 1' I 'S a-f'J,-'T' CharIo++e Ellis 6 years al CHS J To Colorado College Ambilion: nurse Annual Edilor 4 Class Pre-sidenf 3 Class V. P. 2 Talenf Show I, 4 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Soc. 2, 3. 4 ideas-hard worlcinq s 'xr Kennefh Mock 9 H 6 years af CHS x To Chaffey ' Ambilionz radio engineer Talenl Show 4 ' Baseball 4 my Foolball 3, 4 ' Red Cross Rep. I, 2 B Baslcelball 3, 4 ' K-9 -radio whiz D, X xr sr 14 'ILCL-fl' C- 46 Ziff' Lit! '91 1 Arlene Bradley 6 years al CHS To Tampa College Arnbilionz soclologisf Wolf Paclcel Slall I, 2, Cheerleader l, 2, 3 Class Soc. Chr. I, 4 Annual Slall 4 Spanish Club Pres. 2 Ensemble 2, 3, 4 happy-go-luck clolhes W, J Richard Spencer 6 years al CHS To Army Ambilion: engineer Uncerfain Wings 4 Talenl Show 4 Class Soc. Chr. 4 Class Treas. 4 B Bashelball 2, 3, 4 Spring Greenw 3 AI -Cul up-Mary Lou llfw MSW' '. , y6'frol Sleeper 5 years al CHS To Carlefon College Arnbllion: psychologlsl Wolf paclcel Edilor 4 Annual Slalf 4 4 IL- l 3,4 I Q Yasulco Ozawa l years al CHS To College Boxes fo Holland Corn. 4 Baslcefball wonder 2 hislory courses shy-well liked- cooperaliye Mary Aloise Brehaul' 6 years al CHS To Pomona College Arnbllion: music Orcheslra l, 2, 3,4 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3. 4 Hlvlarlhau 3 Tri-Counly Music Fes. laugh- Fe-le GAA. 1, 3, 4 ., , .. Ensemble 3,4 ' l,'.LuQA W Y-'Janis' Talenf Show 4 'A' . Q . Class See. 3 .' M - bu. Q- Fc-L3-jk' lmaglnahye-congenial Arfhur Snyder 6 years a+ CHS To Navy Ambllion: color pholography Baseball 3, 4 Spanish Club I, 2 Hobby-pholography earneslfshy inconspicuous H oo ox fiqv J.: I Afl I f'f. I Marian Wilson 5If2 years al CHS To Carlelon College Ambilionz commercial arI'isI Sludenl Body V. P. 4 Wolf Packer Ed. 3 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Spring Green 3 Come Rain or Shine Lovely Duckling 2 beaulilul hair-moods Marcia Kinney 6 years al' CHS To Pomona College mbilionz bacleriologisl irls' League Pres. 4 Ng UncerIain Wings 4 i Sludenl Body Sec. 3 Scholarship Soc. 2, 3, 4 Xlennis Team I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 ' sincerily-clolhes rm I Ray Carroll 2 years al CHS To Chaffey Ambilion: ciI'rus grower Traclc 3, 4 Foolball 3, 4 Medal 6:60, 3 ho? rocl-girls-happy Lila Honalcer 6 years al CHS To Challey Then 'Io N.Y. Insl. of Pholography Ambilion: commercial pholographer X Spanish Club I L Arl I A quiel-Inn-accommodaling B- I , . r R CX I Wrighl' Pierce 6 years af CHS To Army Ambilionz engineer Marifime Service 4 Slage arl worlc 2,3 Talenl' Show I curly hair-iolly slories of France Q0 0 , L Beafrlce Trbacy X- 4 years al CHS I To Sanla Barbara Ambilionz nurse -ws. W., 6.A.A. 4 lv1arIha 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Orcheslra I N Bea -powerful Iciclc- -. K lun-sense of humor 'Q P Q' 16 : l NN Clifford Pelfon 2 years ar CI-IS To Nevada Univ. Arnbilionz mining engineer Foofball 3, 4 LeIIermen's Club 4 Track 3, 4 Sugar Bowl-ialopy New Year parlies Virginia Baber 6 years af CI-IS To Pomona College Arnbilionz musical Iherapy Ensemble 3, 4 Annual Sfaff 3, 4 Clarence 4 Girls' League Sec. 3 G.A.A. I, 2, 4 Orchesrra I, 2, 3 ' friendly-srudious ' . Q , v f Q I V T .,. 2 u r Wi. EH James Palmer 5 years af CI-IS To Chafiey Ambifion: aeronaufical eng Srage Crew 3, 4 'I'aIenI Show 3 Wolf Pack Sporls Ed. 3 Spanish Club I, 4 good dare-dependable sense of humor I A x, 'div' , iz- . . Ilfg years af CI-I To U. of Calif. Ambifionz arfisl Cheerleader 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Annual Cover 4 pep-Ihorough-arfislic igicl' P6Fi Q! - ' I' K, Mariag Qqrlisly IQLQ W 6 years 'gr' CI-IS P Ny To Chalfey W Ambilionz indusfrial arfisf Wolf Pack Co-ed. 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Wolf Pack Arr Ed. 4 Make,-up Com. head 4 vvoif Pack sfahf 3 I Inqog'niIo 2 . I wif-arf-lun . Joyce Reeves 6 years af CI-IS To U. of Colo. Ambifionz physical educafion 6.A.A. Pres. 4 S+u. Body Adv. Mgr. 3 MarIhaI' 3 Ensemble I, 2, 3,4 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Wolf Pack Sfafl I, 4 aIhIeIic-frank ix VXQK I I 'J . CIC:-.,'.I-5141 DID WE LOOK LIKE THAT! FIRST GRADE Froni Row: D. Spencer, A. Snyder. 2nd Row: L. I-Ionaker, D. Sc:oII. 3rd Row: B. Tracy, C. Ellis, M. Kinne Clnesfer, M. Garris. Back Row: R. Towne, D. Eakin, T. Johnson. TI-IIRD GRADE Fronf Row: D. Spencer, A. Snyder. 2nd Row: D. SCOH, J. Reeves, C. EIIES, L. Honeker. 3rd Row: M. Q-arris, IVI. CIwesIer, E. Landrefn Back Row: T. Johnson, D. Eakin, R. Towne, W, Pierce. 18 ' ' .. lfUfll0If'5 fill - Officers: .e l . Briffom, J. Smifh, M, Kraus, C JJ' Licorw. Bo++om Row: W. Coafes. 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Q Q , s 5 , , J J 9 1 QSM 0 ov!!-vfvwvf 7f l 'nga'-LCP , A-Pena ov V 00,5 .5 T N 5 7 'C' 50 Q. 3 5 'Q 0 F N. 6' .pp-A '72' A 0 U0 1' l jdicl 'K S ' '51, FE an . 2 e l J! Molly Cummins Vernon lredell Jan Briffon Jack Smifh Winifrecl Coafes Maxine Dean Charles Popenoe Pai Hall Huberi' S1'archer Cafherine Unfrecl 21 X 1. x R? 5 0 ' . . , gg-, ,fm 'K' .4 Y ' ' V X.: I Peggy Rober+s Paul While Margarel' Howell John Seiberl' Doro'l'l1y Lockwood Joanne Yerkes Wagy Hendricks Carolyn Mesick Bill Depew Jocylene Barker Edwards Johnson Mary Parilla Bob Headland J 22 H. nf cfivifiefi yfnowki aaa of 217 JaunTily sTriding Through every underTal4ing, The Juniors broughT The year To a TriumphanT Tinish. The TradiTional sweaTer, spring was so delayed, because oT The war, ThaT The class almosT losT hope. BuT Tinally, resplendenT in grey, clinging To The sides oT a Tire engine, The class oT '47 exhibiTed Their sweaTers To The school. The end oT The day Tound Them noT guiTe so coclcy aTTer The Sen- iors had Talcen a hand .... During The year Jack SmiTh, Two- semesTer presidenT, and advisors, Mrs. Williams and Mr. Arring- Ton, had Their heads TogeTher many Times malcing class plans. Following in The TooTsTeps oT The Seniors, who revived The TradiTion oT class rings, The Juniors ordered Theirs also .... Many were The acTiviTies ThaT could noT have been underTalcen wiThouT The acTive and loyal supporT oT The Juniors. ln dramaTics The boys were vfelcomed ,wiTh open arms. Music and aThleTics Tound Them doing more Than Their share also. Preparing Tor Their hard Senior year They helped shoulder many oT The responsibiliTies oT The sTudenT body. The gala Junior-Senior recepTion under co- chairmen CoaTes and Corson, held in May aT The Chino clubhouse, was really a sTupendous climax Tor The year and a grand TribuTe To The deparTing Seniors. 23 -Ye , .,. ..-r.. TJ U ' -4 -no f . Ola om area jx ff' . ' ,,, '.' ' .y c ,X 3 . . af was I FronT Row: T. Yashiyarna, S. TuTTle, C. T-larrod, M. KishornoTo, C. CliTTonf Bi Parham, O. Bryan, M, WoodTord, B. Caradine, J WiTTer M. MerediTh, D. STeele, J. Graham. 2nd Row: I. BreiTner, B. Calderon, cgkjipfone, M. ChilTon, T. Russell, N. Towne, B. Schrinlc, J. MaThi B. Liles, H. Jaeger, M. Campbell, C. Nelson, J. Sanders, E. Floyd. 3rd R-ewa J. Alba, K. Tanalca, P, Armendarez, S. Throne, D or B. Russell, C. Paige, E. l-leaTh, L. STraley, D, MeTz, J. LandreTh, R. RaThbun, Bf Cunnison, B. Builce, D. PenTer, D. Cunnison, M Bruner T. FleeTwood. Typical OT dur Sophs, was The day They esTablished a new TradiTion by Tlowering ouT one noon in red and grey '48 beanies. These were worn The resT oT The year alThough many were guiTe unrecognizable aTTer The violenT TighTing ThaT ensued beTween The Sophs and Juniors. DespiTe The sTrong masculine inTluence in The class The girls' capabiliTy was recognized by The elecTion OT Inge BreiTner and Shirley Throne as TirsT and second semesTer presidenTs. A Lil' Abner, Daisy Mae class parTy was given and was The scene OT much eaTing, Tolls dancing, and rioTous chases Typi- cal oT Sadie l-lawlcins' day. WiTh an increasing arnounT oT school spiriT and inTeresT in Senior l-ligh acTiviTies The Sophomores Tinished The year wiTh greaT hopes Tor Their Junipr year. Q' . Ar lj PresidenTs and Advisors , sq- s fs.,-s 1.1: , A mfs- . ..,.... ., .. . im 1 Q 'TQ T if zz-I 1 + Miss ColbaTh, Mr. MarTin, ' ' - , . .,M, , CNET' Sh'l Th ,I B 'T If V' H 3 fiwawfpgyylw 7,1 I7 I ir ey rone nge ren ner 24 .Q . , - 3 , T TT. ' S , '. .. . . Jisfkhbhgf -x.'Lg,Nxf N-N, F u 0 . A. , . ...i 'imi' 'rf T . V Q xg . ,wk -' p f . A is f-W., vo ' - ' ' T' N .eg T ' - sl x .1 in 'f' , . 'f ',s . ' r. , - 1 ' ,Jw - - w n s , ILJIIHAYS mm . . s. A . ' I At, f u 'E x . A-s ' i' ' T ' ' P86 T We . -, ' g - -' 1 - - 1 .4 Y T J, 4 a V. , . f as x - . Q , ,2u,4A- - FronT Row: B, Wong, J. TarTar, G. Barker, I. Richardson, F. Moclc, V. BooTh, C. l.eighTon, B. McBurney, B. Woodford, C. Gaines, W. lredell. B, Rainer, M. T-Tedriclc, L. FausT. 2nd Row: R. T-TannaTord, B. Carroll, N, FleeTwood, V. Colvin, B. Parham. D. BosTic. B. CunliTTe, G. Bunker, B. Fowikes. Back Row: N. Garcia, H. ChrisTian, W. Corson, J. Fields, M. MacTarlane, B. Wade M, Toomay, L. Powell, A. Gonzales, R. Bauer, W. Hames, W. Norman, D. Davenport A, STover, W. Fields. I 5. fb Presidem and YB Tl Mike Toomay, Tommy Bradley, Mr. BooTh, Miss Knapp KJV ,,... - JVM ' X. ParT oT The Senior l-ligh aT lasTl WiTh ThaT goal aT- Tained The Freshmen swaggered Through The evenTTul year, smiling condescendingly aT The admiring EighTh graders. The girls played enThusiasTically in C5.A.A.. and bore The iniTiaTion lilce good sporTs. The boys showed Their abiliTy in Track and basl4eTball, giving The older looys real compeTiTion. Everyone helped ouT in The Red Cross drive and looxes Tor The DuTch chil- dren and Tew grumbled aT The harder worlc and more responsibiliTy which always comes To Senior T-ligh sTu- denTs. To presidenTs Milce Toomay and Tommy Brad- ley goes The crediT Tor leading an ac:Tive class Through a sTrenuous year. puncTuaTed by a Treasure hunT, par- Ties and noisy class meeTingsl -x'N Y 'K S T - ' ' ' 25 0 'W Q: ..s I X U ' 1 Q - v 1 I X 71 'sawn Q .J ' 1 F-'C-V 'Q Q 0' M G J an 6 A lsT Row: D. Newell, R. Guevara, K. Tanalca, L. Garrison, G. Cummins, P. Bauer, G. KurTz Johns, D. Lawrie, J. Fleming, B. Buran, E. STreich, B. Ellison. 2nd Row: L. Larson, E. Gomez S. Alba, F. Cooke, C. Guerrero, J. Williams, R. Yerlces, D. IvlcCargar, R. Johnson, D. LeighTon RoberTs, B. KuThe, O. STreich, N. Ross, J. MarTin. 3rd Row: S. McKenna, R. ConTreras Fish, B. Kunkle, A. VoughT, B. WhiTing, L. deLapp, A. Harper, N. Anderson, B. BaTh J. MaTThew, R. Armendarez, J. Ivlclver, W. GaTTen, B. SmiTh. 4+h Row: lvl. Calderon, M. James l-larn, A. Goodwin, B. STone, G. Gilliland, l. DarlingTon, D. Kennard, B. Dunham, N. Billups M. Day, M. Miller, B. Jones. ,Hgh Av ,Q . PresidenTs and Advisors 7 I, 'wx I ' ' .4 E , QBob Dunham, Miss Krouch, Q sv Fil R Gayslid Cummins, Mr. Woodtaz EKG 'Q ss H X Jigs F Tops in Junior l-ligh and ull oT i eas and pep - yes - ThaT's gi .f The EighTh grade. DeTermined noT To be ouTdone by The older 4' sTudenTs, a Junior l-ligh BaslceTball and Traclc Team were ' , Tormed wiTh The EighTh graders Talcing The lead. They Toolq ij ' over Tor The busy older sTudenTs by giving a very beauTiTul ChrisTmas pageanT. Then in The spring They organized a dramaTic club. Bob Dunham and Gaylord Cummins had The responsible Task oT leading The class Through The year. As nexT year's Freshmen, The class oT '50 has much in sTore Tor Them and cerTainly Their pep and new ideas will be welcomed by The Senior l-ligh. Good Luck! A Q . Qfflv T umm' L4 Z ZQXQFM .... .ff Q '9 7 V' 1 YI I 4Th Row: P. Hodges, J, WhiTe, C. Wright B. Pierce. B. RoberTs, D. Sirnrnon ED. ornfxan. 5Th Row: G. Lawson, H. Parilla, L, Ice, A. Chen, N. Hill, C. Valleio. . ' . anders, J. PiaTT, J. Shaw, 6+h Row: G. SuTTon, J. Hill, M. Dunn, B. Schrinlc, S. is 'on, F. Perez, , ' -- - f- 'in ,JL lg, ' S X, . is CA , ,R i lsT Row: S. FosTer, M. Mock, A. Lockwood, M. zales, J. Sagiers, D. ClifTon. 2nd Row: S. BeaTTy, M. WhiTeside, C. Jolse, G. Gonzales. D. WhiT5b, P. Beggs. D. Davenport C. Confreras, l. MarTinez, P. Pugh. 3rd Row: B. SumpTer, D. LilesAB. Howell, C. Goodwin, A. Fowllces, D. BarTleTT. B. Blanchard, C. Calderon, A. Zunig P. deron. M. Sheehan, E. Felix, P. NaTTel, J. Neff, J. James. . s A il PresidenTs and Advisors Mr. l-leaTh, Miss Bolz, g Bill l'lowell, Jim PiaTT Five more years To gol CerTainly if They're all as evenTTul as This TirsT one, The class oT '5I has a loT in sTore Tor iT. Bill l-lowell and Jim PiaTT serving successively as presidenTs, were sTrongly supporTed by The class in Their various acTiviTies. The TirsT oT March, a very successTul class parTy was given wiTh The March Wind as The Theme. The SevenTh grade made Their conTribuTion To The newspaper world, in The Torrn of a Junior l-ligh newspaper, The WolTleT, co-ediTed by Frances Coolc and Shirley Bosson. IT is cerTainly hoped ThaT The SevenTh grade will oT Their pep and en- Thusiasm during The nexT Tive years and will conTinue To be viTal parT oT C.l-l.S. x OLCDL .yIfl:5flf'lftCt5 Olftf 57,4 fare Yfllwfvl MLA Mr. Wood, Mrs. l-lull, Dr. Thompson 'THE BIG THREE' Dr. Thompson, SuperinTendenT oT ClaremonT schools and Principal oT The high school, is well known in The communiTy. Having The Trying job oT heading The schools during warTime, he now leads The schools in The very imporTanT posT-war period .... Vice-Principal Mr. Wood is our eTTicienT business manager, making sure ClaremonT Tinances are al- ways in The clear. He also supervises The Typing, woodshop, and me- chanical drawing classes .... Mrs. Hull, Dean oT Girls, as well as Senior High English Teacher, is well known Tor her abiliTy To make English oT living inTeresT To The sTudenTs and Tor her skill in direcTing The dramaTic producTions aT C.H.S. 28 f c, When you hear ThaT chuckle, you know Mrs. Williams is near, advising The Red Cross Council, The STudenT Council, The Junior Class, running The ice cream booTh, showing The girls how To be beTTer home makers or explaining a new biology chapTer .... ETTi- cienTly running The Red Cross booTh, serv- ing as Timer during The Track and TooTball seasons, as well as Teaching physics, chemis- Try, and general science, Mr. ArringTon is greaTly appreciaTed by The sTudenTs Tor his undersTanding, jokes, and assisTance. Some know her in The classroom Teaching Spanish, while a+hers see her riding a bicycle or playing Tennis. Ever acTive, Miss Escudero has done much To promoTe The good neigh- bor policy aT Cl-l.S .... Teaching French, LaTin, and NinTh grade English and being TaculTy secreTary keeps Miss Knapp working laTer Than anyone else every day. l-ler TirsT year aT Cl-I.S. Tinds her becoming an im- porTanT member oT The TaculTy. A W 'X' mf Those beauTiTul window displays and The ar- ray oT wooden sandals are producTs ,oT The arT classes under Miss Bolz, whose originali- Ty and ingenuiTy have made her class a cen- Ter oT acTiviTy .... Always doing some- Thing Tor oThers, parTicularly Through The Red Cross, is Mrs. Howe, who keeps sTraighT The social calendar, plans The assemblies, and direcTs The orchesTra .... Always bursT- ing wiTh energy, Miss Krouch cheerTully manages To geT The besT Trom her chorus and ensemble. A hard worker, she inspires her girls To do Their uTmosT and achieves ex- cellenT resulTs. . ,,, LTQZW AJ '. r Relurning lo his old iob aller serving in lhe Navy is Mr. Spencer, who leaches hislory and helps wilh gym classes. Sludenls lind lhe years ol harsh and slern realily haven'l made him lose his well remembered sense ol humor .... Known lor never lelling any- one else win an argumenl is good-nalured Coach Marlin, who is lrainer ol our lool- ball and lraclc leams and who also finds lime To impress hislorical lacls upon C.l-l.S. brainsi Whelher up in lhe rallers direcling lhe slage crew, al lhe blackboard explaining lhe inlricacies ol malh, or helping lhe Slu- denl Council worlc more ellicienlly, Mr. Boofh is always a lavorile and a hard worc- er .... Serving as counselor in charge ol vocalion and aplilude lesls is Mrs. FiHs, who leaches every lcind ol malh 'From acdi- lion lo lrig. She also heads 'rhe Scholarswip Sociely. Miss Colbafh, as advisor lo Girls' League, GAA., and lhe Pep Team has helped lo malce lhem much more peppy and aclive organizalions, besides leaching lhe girls' gym classes .... Mr. Healh, loaned lo us Pomona College during lhe war anc' ely lcnown as Beely, inspired our baslcelball and baseball leams lhrougw unusual seasons. For some sludenls he had The iob ol porlraying lhe lhrills ol hislory. . . . The sludenls welcomed baclc popular Mr. Charleson from lhe Navy Jrhis year. Serving primarily as gym leacher, he also helped in malh and biology. Q.. .Q ,a.XlKg-v,,,, l Associafed wifh fhose liffle blue slips is Miss Henricus, our school nurse, who helps occa- sionally wifh fhe girls' afhlefics .... Dr. Sfoneman, our well-liked school docfor, has fhe pleasanf iob of going fo foofball games fo pafch up any wounded players. Physical examinafions are also parf of his iob. ' x Deserving unfold praise for counfless hours spenf fo keep fhe grounds immaculafe and fhe busses running are Mr. Fuller, Mr. Derr, and Mr. Raley .... Always cheerful, always willing fo help is Mr. Geffman who keeps fhe building spofless and is responsible for fhe many affracfive holiday displays. Cheerful Mrs. Mahoney has a full schedule feaching sevenfh grade English, library pracfice, and serving as librarian, Wolf Packef advisor and Annual advisor .... l-lelping in fhe office and in fhe library affer school, Mrs. Leach efficienfly keeps work from piling up. 'ns A nn. ... L i Indispensable fo fhe running of Claremonf l-ligh are our office secrefaries, Mrs. Beck and Miss Hoppe. l-low fhey sfand our con- sfanf running in and ouf of fhe office is in- comprehensible. buf whefher if is filling ouf reporf cards or granfing fhe use of fhe phone, you find fhem ready fo help. X OcTober 9, Tuberculin TesTs were oT- Tered To all C.l-l.S. sTudenTs as parT oT a wide spread healTh program. Thus if any hidden cases oT T.B. were discovered, The sTudenTs as well as The comrnuniTy could be proTecTed. IT a sTudenT showed a posiTive reac- Tion, a chesT X-ray was Taken .... Miss l-lenricus, school nurse, worlcing in cooperaTion wiTh The visiTing doc- Tor, records sTudenTs' names as They awaiT Their skin TesTs. ConsisTing oT parenTs and Teachers, The Public School Council seelcs To bring abouT a beTTer undersTanding beTween The home and The school. ATTer The annual membership drive in QcTober, a parTy is given To which all parenTs and Teachers are inviTed. ATTer .lisTening To spealcers, The group gaThers around The reTresh- menT Table To discuss school prob- lems .... The Council is also acTive in welTare worlc, appoinTs The room moThers, and sponsors The assem- blies. C.l-l.S. Juniors chosen Trom Mr. Mar- Tin's American Democracy classes broadcasT over KNX on The Co- lumbia School oT The Air, each year. The resT oT sTudenT body lisTens in The audiTorium .... The discussion Topic This year was The currenT un- employmenT problem. Panel Chair- man, Roy Miller, headed The alerT group consisTing oT Owen FausT, Caroline lvlesiclc, PaTsy PiTzer, Eloise Rainer, and Diclc Taylor .... l-laving made Their radio debuT, The group wenT To Earl Carroll's To see The lVleeT The Missusu program. '17'X 1 X 1 Ouih wo JJ mw X 1 N 1 ,f js 0 c nm. jFxT I U ...mf swf 'SHALL MAKE AN ANNUAL REPORT' I i Lef+ fc Righ+: J. Reeves, C, Baber, V. lredell, M. Kinney, B. Cunnison, M. Wilson, A. Bradley, L. Burke. F. Thayer, C. Sleepe Bl-ldldER' VBbNB . Gd GH , . GIHGF, . G BF, . FOFTSOVI. Pulling oul The mosf expensive annual in The hi oi C.l-LS. is no easy iob as Ediior Ellis and discovered. ll involved lols of hard worlc bul lo Tun .... Things were slrarled righl oil by a very slory slaii is oi suc- cessful carnival, followed by lwo l-lallowe'en parlies for Those who had boughl annuals, lood sales, nual week, a ski? given in assembly and a wono Talenl Show .... lndispensables on lhe slaii Nancy Bronson-Assislanl Edilorp Carol Baber ginia Baber-Sales Manager. Marcia Kinney and l-leadland sei an unprecedenled record for amounl ol adverlising sold. The compleled annua An- erful Ar o G WGS were - Jr Edilorg Bob Cunnison- Phoiography Edilorg anc Vir- B b lh M in no small parl due lo lhe hours speni by Cummins-wrilevups, Eronsa Thayer-social c man, Vernon lredell-business manager, Carol S olly hair- eep- er-food sales and calendar, Lewis Burke-sporls wriler, Arlene Bradley and Eloise Rainer-copy. 33 Edilor Ellis didn'+ even have lime io have her piclure Jralcen. .J fvmref sw 'SHALL MAKE A RECORD OF EVENTS' l P. l-lall, J. Reeves, A. Bradley, D. ScoTT, E. Rainer, V. SrniTh, B, Fredendall, M. Garris, V. lredell, C. Sleeper, W. Cook, F, Thayer, l.. Burke. l Ever Try To mirneograph on a machine ThaT co- operaTed only every TenTh sheeT or Type wriTe-ups when The TypewriTers were all being repaired or aT leasT needed repairing? IT you haven'T, Then you can'T appreciaTe The liTe oT a WolT PackeT ediTor and sTaTT. The one consolarian They had This year was Thar iT was leTT enrirely up To Them as To when The school paper would appear. STudenTs were al- ways Torewarned OT This greaT occasion, however, when seeing Carol Sleeper, TirsT sernesTer ediTor, going To her classes black wiTh ink. DespiTe The diTTiculTies and The hard work, The TirsT sernesTer Wolf PaclceTs were The pesT seen in several years. . . . Marian Garris and Virginia SrniTh were elecTed EdiTors: Marian Garris, Virginia SmiTh, Carol Sleeper co-ediTors, second semesTer. AlThough Their second sernesTer was a busy one, They man- aged To geT Their heads TogeTher several Times and come up wiTh some well-liked issues. One very in'1porTanT second semesTer discovery was Kengi Tanaka, who could do wonders wiTh a painT brush. Mrs. Mahoney, advisor, had The Thankless Task OT reading and correcTH ing all The copy. 34 'TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT' The Scholarship Sociery, headed ar The presenr lime by Mrs. Pills, was organized al C.l-l.S. a few years afrer iis nalional founding in I92l. Since Then, Claremonlr has had a good rep- resenlalrion in The Sociery each year. This year ninereen mem- bers from Jrhe Senior l-ligh have been regisrered, allhough re- guiremenlrs for eniering are Tairly high. To enier, a srudenl musr have len grade poinrs, an A in a solid counring Three poinrsq a B, one, while an A in a non-solid counrs one poinr. A gold seal, signifying life membership, is placed on The di- ploma oT Jrhose who are members of The socieiy Tour our ol six semesrers. This honor is recognized all over The Uniled Srares. T p R M C mins, E. Rainer, R. Taylor. Cenfer Row: C. Mesich J, Thomason, M. Woodlord, l. Brel M K y PPgVldllBHR DLlcdRlv1llPPl PClfyCSlpVBbCEll , O on OW. . OC WOO , . I el, . IZEV, . O 9 , . G9 GV, . 6 SV, . 35 sgikofarfslzila ociefg Girls rnalce clollwes inexpensively +0 suilr Jrlweir own Jrasles. 1'H1 l I if , l - , W qw, .Q ,- X X' j x'v 1 Q xv N Q 'sta , . I , , X . s'4 4: Clwemislrry slruclenls find praclical appli- calion for clwemisfry in l lab. X Typing sfudenfs find hours of praciice we woriiw while. Woodsiiop provides valuable iraining for Jrrade or home use. Lab experimenls lur- llwer unclerslanding of biological lads. Imlroduclion ol lwandi cralls adcls muclw inler esl lo arl classes. Qrclwaim 'SHALL EXHIBIT ITS FULL POWERS' STanding: P. Paige, G. Bunker, P. PiTzer. SeaTed, Back Row: D. Ford, M. Campbell, G. Reid, J. Thomason, B. Fredend II A. STOver. 2nd Row: C. Popenoe, C. Licon, S. ScOTT, C. Paige, V. BOOTh, D. Taylor, M. BrehauT. lsT Row: C. B b R. Miller, M. Bruner, J. Campbell. WiTh much hard worlc and pracTice our orchesTra crescendoed iTs way inTo The musical world This year. Seven OT our besT musicians were chosen To play in The SOuThern CaliTornia orchesTra aT SanTa Barbara. DirecTOr Mrs. l-lowe Tapped and Toiled To arrange The TirsT Tri-CounTy Music FesTival held since The begin- ning OT The war. The main ObsTacle was +haT ClaremOnT was one OT The Tew schools To have cOnTinued an orchesTra during warTime. l-lowever, wiTh The co- OperaTiOn OT The oTher schools in The League, The program came Through wiTh Tlying colors. Also, we shared our TalenT wiTh BOniTa in an exchange assembly. PerTOrming aT The plays was one OT The mOsT enjoyable Taslcs The orchesTra had during The year. SO, sTudenTs, never again complain OT The eerie sounds which issue Trom The orchesTra room. ThaT is The price OT glory. 39 Clwms 'TO ACHIEVE HARMONY' I T R w: V. BooTh, V. SrniTh, N. Bronson, M. BrehauT, F. Mock, J. WiTTer, M. Fuller, L. Paris, S. TuTTle, M. WoodTord. 2nd R T A derson, B. CunliTTe, M. Hedrick, P. CoTTey, B. Brown, D. ScoTT, M. MerediTh, J. Campbell, M. Murakami, C, B b 3 d Row: D. T-lamrick, D. DavenporT, S, ScoTT, L. Powell, D. Taylor, 6. Bunker, C. Gaines, M. Dean, l. BreiTner. 4Th R B T cy C UnTred E Rainer B Fredendall B Burke J MaThison M Bruner J. Ross, J, Yerkes, D. Lockwood, S. Th S N l V B b C Sl P PT G P P P U h C P q 5Th Row: N. Parsons, D. Teele, . lr-la e, . a er, . ee er, . rzer, . ieice, . ai e, C, am, . an e. P Q P Opening The chorus door This year, you would have Tound one-halT oT The Senior l-ligh girls. They don'T all have excepTional voices. ThaT isn'T necessary. They iusT like To sing. One oT The largesT choruses in The hisTory oT ClaremonT l-ligh, They have explored many new Tields oT music This year .... Following The annual cusTom, They provided The music Tor The ChrisTmas pageanT. As a TribuTe To Their very capable leader. Miss Krouch, and To Their hard work, They were asked To make a record To be played over sTaTion KMPC. So March 2l The TiTTy girls sTacked Themselves inTo a bus and wenT To Los Angeles. DespiTe The TacT ThaT They had To push The bus parT oT The way home, The Trip was a pronounced success, parTicularly when They heard The record They had made, broadcasT Two days laTer. The group also parTicipaTed in The Tri-CounTy Music PesTival held aT ClaremonT in May .... Two girls selecTed Trom The group had The honor oT receiving The Babcock scholarship by which They had The privilege OT receiving voice lessons Trom Mr. Babcock Tor a semesTer. They were Norma Anderson and DoroThy Lockwood .... Though The year was one oT hard work, The girls were amply repaid by The enioymenT They received Trom singing TogeTher under Miss Krouch's direcTion. 40 lfliielflflgd Claremonl l-ligh has come inlo The musical spollighl lhis year as a resull ol our very fine ensemble, composed of eighlreen girls. Combining emolional aclion wilh concerlr musicflhe group has achieved some very amazing resulls under lvliss Krouch's energelic and palienl direclion .... Dressed in black jumpers wilrh decoralive flowers and or- gandy blouses The girls malce a very Hy piclure and have become widely acclaimed. kfrxnces al Rolary, Bonilra Girls' League, Covina VlqnanQ,Club, Beverly l-lills and Visla, lo name a if w'9p?ov akhal Jrhe new Type ol program was verzxgrj ablQSnQ popular. 'XI as Yo p Row: M. Fu ll D, Davenporl, B. Fredendall, E. Rainer, S, Scoll, C. Baber, V. Saber. Cenferz C. Sl p A B dl y P Pilzer, D. Loclcwood B H R : G. Pierce, N, Anderson, N. Hale, G. Bunlcer, l. Breilner, . O Om OW 41 Q 7 llf' 5 809148 'TO DEVELOP FRIENDLY RELATIONS' Officers: M. Kraus, E. Rainer, M. Kinney, V. SmiTh, Miss ColbaTh. l-loT weaTher proving inyiTing, The Girls' League be- gan The school year wiTh a Big and LiTTle SisTer parTy aT San Dimas parlc-The big sisTers showing The Ii+TIe The arT oT caTching TaranTulas and play- ing hopscoTch .... Following TradiTion, The League, To show Their appreciaTion To The TooTball Team Tor a hard ToughT season, sponsored The FooTball Ban- gueT .... February was highlighTed by a Tormal dance, girls' choice. WiTh a ValenTine Theme and The sixTy handsome couples dancing To The music oT The BoniTa band iT was a pronounced success. . . . Following The eighT year old cusTom, a checlc was presenTed To Casa Colina, home Tor crippled children .... During The year, meeTings were held monThly. BeTTy T-licks, proTessional golTer, Mrs. Cook, Bulloclcs Tashion experT, and Miss Gibson, Dean oT Women aT Pomona College, all spoke aT is-J L' 4 . 'JQILQJ -4 Q C lnsTallaTion oT 0TTicers diTTerenT meeTings .... ln May The annual Tea and Tashion show were held Tor The moThers .... Mainly responsible Tor The very acTive year, were Marcia Kinney-Presb denT, Miss ColbaTh-Advisor, and Mrs. l-lull-Dean oT Girls. 42 vb' MM If J' Qigejlwgbf g -f MJ Cm, Om, 'TO CREATE CONDITIONS OF STABILITY AND WELL-BEING Top Row. S. Bosson, G. Pierce, D. Cunnison, F. Thayer, J. Thomason. Cenler Row: J. M A. Harper, J. Campbell, P. Colley, A. Voughl. Bollom Row: C. Jobe, B. Depew, I-I. Ch N. Bronson, D. Barllell. Too busy lo help? Too sellish lo give? Nol C.l-l.S. slu- denls. Red Cross represenlalives lrom each class made sure lhal everyone did his parl. They collecled and counl- ed money conscienliously, look charge ol lilling huge boxes wilh clolhing and helped Mr. Arringlon wilh lhe Red Cross lood boolh. Though mosl ol lhe money collecled wenl direclly lor reliel, some was used lo buy yarn and male- rial which lhe sewing classes made inlo alghans and warm clolhing lor use here and abroad. Cerlainly, lhe need and lhe apprecialion lor lhe money and clolhing more lhan repaid everyone who had helped in any way. 43 ,, , 7 SECOND YEAR SPANISH O Floor: S. Throne, P. Paige, J. Palmer, D B 'I q T R Il B B lc I-I J Q S T d M B h T J I B T B C ld M Ll s, E. I-IeaTh. STanding: A. Gonzales, M Bruner, J. MaThison, N. Towne, lnanifilz 5 . 'FOR CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL COOPERATION' 5. I CLUB rei ner, . a eron, . Mere WhiTeside, B. Schrinlc, D. MeTz, B. a T 5. vs, 'ZS FIRST YEAR SPANISH CLUB K. Kennard, T, Bradley, O. Bryan D B T W C lc C P g W CI B P h os ic, . oo , . Miss Escudero, C. G V. if MeeTing once a monTh aT a member's house, The Spanish Clubs enioy an evening oT games and singing in Spanish. They find ThaT learning Spanish by acTual pracTice is much more Tun Than iusT learning iT ouT oT a TexT boolc, parTicularly when such good reTreshmenTs awaiT Them aT The end oT Their meeTings. For every word oT English spolcen during a cerTain Time, one penny has To be Tor- TeiTed. This is puT in The Treasury To be used Tor some evenT aT The end oT The year. Usually The groups gaTher aT San Dimas parlc Tor a picnic .... Near The TirsT oT each year a Spanish dinner is held. The sTudenTs coolc The Tood, learning how To malre TorTillas and oTher Span- ish delicacies. 44 r gL'3?i ,gA ASSEMBLIES UNITE STUDENTS IN WEEKLY MEETINGS I Al llwe end ol eaclri scliool week, llfie sludenls galliered Iogellier lor an assembly. Planned by Mrs. I-lowe, assemblies were on llie wlwole varied and inleresling. Movies are always popular and wl'iy nol? Jusl llwinlc ol being able lo see Ilwe besl loolball games ol Ilwe year or being Ialcen on a lrip Ilirougli llie Amazon valley. C.l-l.S. slu- denls liad bolli ol llwese experiences in movies presenled by llie Slandard Oil Co. . . Two parlicularly lliouglil-provolcing lioliday assemblies were lall4s by Jolin Vieg on Bill ol Riglils and llie Rev. I-larland I-logue on Tlianlcsgiving .... Tlwe cliorus and Eiqlilli graders presenled a very beaulilul Clirislmas pageanl .... Mr. Nelson, wlio spolce on Posl-war California, Colonel Mesiclq wlio was on General Eisenlwower's slall, Ma- dame Valeslca from I-lolland and Cliesler Jaeger, former C.I-l.S. sludenl, all were spealcers .... Musical assemblies included a program by Ilie girls' ensemble and an exclwange assembly willi Bonila by llweir clwoir and inslrumenlalisls. Sldls and pep as- semblies lwelped arouse scliool spiril. -1 A - . A,af eniolff daemgfy RuTh Wheeler George ColbaTh Every year, we look Torward To The Senior Assembly more Than any oTher. As The lasT assembly oT The year, iT brings The Seniors' high school careers To a climax by The presenTaTion oT much anTicipaTed awards. The Kiwanis cup, The highesT honor a boy oT Cl-l.S. can re- ceive, was inscribed lasT year wiTh The name oT George ColbaTh, who cerTainly lived up To The esTablished sTandards oT ciTizenship and sporTs- manship. RuTh Wheeler received noT only The RoTary cup, buT also The DAR. CiTizenship award. CerTainly These Two awards could well go TogeTher, buT never beTore had They been given To The same person, and To one who wiThouT a doubT deserved Them. ln honor oT Miss Ger- Trude Willows, who was reTiring aTTer many years oT unTailing service, a new award was creaTed by The TaculTy. BeTTy l-ligby and Jim Spen- cer were The TirsT To have Their names inscribed on The plague. They were chosen Tor having besT lived up To The sTandards seT by Miss Wil- lows during her years aT Cl-l.S. Finally wiTh Tears in Their eyes and smiles on Their lips, The Class oT '45 Tiled ouT To a waiTing world. 46 NIGHT mem we may NIGHT NIGHT jk? QZUUQCQ Always behind scenes, buf ever acfive is fhe small buf very efficienf make-up crew, headed by falenfed lvlarian Garris. Whefher making up a small play casf or a Talenf Show casf of fiffy, a profes- sional iob is always furned ouf, despife fhe mad rush iusf before fhe eighf o'clock cur- fain fime and fhe lack of ex- perience of mosf of fhe crew. This group really deserves a lof of credifl Fronf fo Back: D. Davenporf, B. Burke, lvl. Garris, N. Towne. l Cvuffain. 'Ready on sfage? l-louse lighfs oufl Curfainl Anofher play is making ifs inifial bow before a packed house! Backsfage among fhe acfors who are nervously awaifing fheir cues, you will find fhe liffle known, unseen sfage crew. l-lours of hard labor are behind every finished sfage sef. Buf wifh lvlr. Boofh heading fhe rafher inexperienced crew, really unique sefs were consfrucfed. Always on hand fo help af assemblies and spe- cial programs, managing fhe lighfs or pushing 'rhe pianos, fhe sfage crew deserves much fhanks for always furning in a good job. Above: D, Cunnison, B. Cunnison, W. Cook, B. Whife. Below: lvlr, Boofh, O. Fausf, T. Russell, J. Palmer, B. Schrink. 66 77 C 6Uf'8I'lC8 ATTer being posTponed Three Times while various members oT The casT enjoyed The Tlu, BooTh TarkingTon's Clarence was Tinally presenTed in November. Bob Cunnison, as Clarence, an ex-serviceman, charmed The audience as well as The ladies oT The casT wiTh a pair oT horn-rimmed glasses and a saxophone .... T-le became involved in all The Troubles oT The Wheeler Tamily when he was employed as genfgahiigagdy-mganiby lvlr. Wheeler lDlck Cun- Arif:-N K Lag? TGA-iff-nv! 1. J' ' - A nisonl. lmmediaTely The 1 W-u,t..M6f son and daughTer lWiI- ' T burn Cook and Deloise ScoTTl soughT him ouT as Their conTidanT. The ner- vous sTep - moTher Wir- ginia Baberl made Things guiTe unpleasanT Tor The governess, Miss Pinney lDoroThy Lockwoodl who she Teared was manag- ing her home and her husband. Mr. STem, a neighbor lJim Binckleyl Torced Clarence To re- veal ThaT he was really a well known man in The bug Tield. Then very un- expecTedly Miss Pinney T T and Clarence announced Their inTenTion To be married. WiTh Their de- parTure The W h e e l e r Tamily discovered ThaT They could be pleasanT To one anoTher aTTer all. . . . Carol Baber as The Irish maid, Charles Po- penoe as The buTler and MargareT Howell as lvlr. Wheeler's secreTary also did Their parT To make The evening a Top- noTcher. 49 P -..,-Jbux my 3 J' T 'r T W ia I- , Vw pffff' x ,K T M,,f'-' y ll: gf' . kwyf gg: Ann ,y.v j ,y ,kplfll SN f.SZ A M oz en ow fu EveryThing Trom baIIe+ To hillbilly ballads, passed Through The Teller Booking Ag- ency, February I6, To The delighT oT The audience. The Annual TalenT Show, oT course! As The enTerTainers perTorn'1ed, no one could undersTand why qruTT C. A. Teller lDick Cunnisonl c:ouldn'T please The agenT lBob Heacllandl, who needed a qood acT Tor his bass beTore he could marry Teller's secreTary lCarol Sleeperl. OT course, he Tinally Tound The acT and They were married and we do hope ThaT They lived happily ever aTTerl 50 n Q 77 66 lflC8lf'fOLUfl Uflgd A CalamiTy Jane, please! . . . QuaTTing some necTar, l-lecTor? . . . Where are my eyelashes? ls This C.l-l.S.? No, iT's Pop's MalT Shoppe, scene oT The lively Junior-Senior play, UncerTain Wings. The wearer oT The wings is a CenTral High School girl, MargareT lDeloise ScoTTl, who gives up her high school liTe and handsome loaslceTball capTain lBob Headlandl Tor a dramaTic scholarship, oTTered her in Hollywood Tor a play she has wriTTen. This pleases her rival lMary Krausl immensely. I-ler Triends, Tellow lvlalT Shoppe paTrons lMarcia Kinney, Joanne Yerkes, Winifred CoaTes, HuberT STarcher, and Paul WhiTel, delighTed wiTh her recogniTion, bask in The reTlecTed glory while The irrepressible Tubby lPeg Morganl convulses The audience wiTh her com- 2'ieeg2Ts. All Told, UncerTa1n Wings dnrecTed by Mrs. l-lull was Bsngi-Tir? 1 jlze Soda! mir! Tommy Dorsey . . . Gene Krupa . . . l-larry James . . . soTT lighTs . . . reTreshmenTs . . . all in one evening? Why cerTainly, aT a Cl-l.S. dance! Perhaps The name bands are iusT on records buT ThaT doesn'T keep The couples away .... The Pep Team dance showed ThaT. As iT was The TirsT evenT on The crowded social calendar, The TooTball season was The very appropriaTe Theme carried ouT by pennanTs and pompoms .... The TirsT rain oT The Tall naTurally sTarTed in The aTTernoon iusT aTTer The Annual Car- nival had been seT up. So amid TorrenTs oT rain everyThing was moved inside. A large crowd did brave The weaTher, however, and a subsTanTial sum was raised Tor The school year boolc .... 52 iz . A lNloT willing To leT Hallowe'en pass vviThouT some lcind oT parTy, The An- nual sTaTT invifed everyone To a real old Time masquerade wiTh iaclr- o-lanTerns, games, dancing, cider and doughnuTs .... Among The oTher ouTsTanding dances sponsored by The classes and organizaTions were The HarvesT Moon dance given by The Juniors in November and The Chrisfmas dance presenTed wiTh besT holiday wishes by The G.fR.A., wiTh beauTiTul decoraTions and a Tloorshovv .... Even Though every- one couldn'T geT To The mounTains They could go To The Ski Lodge dance prese-nTed by The Senior class in January .... 53 One ol llne mosl lallced aboul dances of The year was llwe Girls League formal wlwiclw did lull iuslice lo Sl. Valen- Tine, willi music by a popular band from Bonila .... Giving ine boys a clwance Jrlwey al- ways wanled, a Hillbilly dance was given by llwe Annual slafi in lvlarclw .... Following lliis was llwe Junior Class' April Fool dance .... As a filling climax flue Junior-Senior re- cep+ion and The LeH'ermen's Carnival larouglfr The gala so- cial year lo an end. , , . X . x . . . ' f 1 1 4 1 . , X Q pf 1 ,f .. 4. X i. ,. X l X x 4 X I I W , f Vu -44' ., , g -A .X ' V I' 1 , OW I ,., t 4 1 QQ B -I-ynuwlrsn JTHENGTH CClCfm ss mf W- W- maui SONG LEADERS Barbara CunliTTe Mary Lou Hedrick Georgia Bunker Cl-TEER LEADERS Deloise SCOTT Wilburn Cook Lucille Paris EnThusiasm and waving pompoms marked This year's Pep Team, The girls in The red and whiTe sweaTers. They were responsible Tor many lusTy and spiriTed pep rallies and helped greaTly by yells and songs aT all The games. The ,energeTic cheer leaders were Dee SCOTT and Lucille Paris To whom much crediT should be giy- en. The song leaders also did Their parT To make ClaremonTls rooTing secTion one oT The besT in The League. The cheer leaders, song leaders, and Pep Team really did a wonderTul job oT bringing spiriT To The TooTball season, color To The baskeTball games, and vigorous supporT all year long. TEAM T To Righfz W, CoaTes, J, Campbell, N. Parsons, E. Rainer, C. UnTred J, Ross, M. Kraus, G4 Pierce, P. Pilzer, J. Thomason, P. T-Tall, J, Lawrie, Dean, F T R B Liles, G. Reid, J. SrniTh, D. Ealcin, B. T-Teadland, R. Dyer, L. Burke. Back Row: T. Johnson, C. PelTon, R. RaThbun, E. Co l ld B ST lc 'h R T . GD SVIC , . OWU9. Cl' ff ' f A Q elflflflelfl if lfl 'TO ENCOURAGE ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT' WiTh all-around aThleTe, Tad Johnson, as presidenT how could The LeTTermen's Club have a dull year? Well, They didn'Tl GeTTing Things sTarTed righT away, a BeaT BoniTa dance was given. This however proved oT no avail as The WolTpack losT The Tri-Coun- Ty League TooTball championship To The BearcaTs. The LeTTermen's big annual evenT oT The year, Their carnival, was well worTh Those hours The Tellas spenT digging up The ground Tor posTs and Then shoveling iT all back again. The high poinT oT The evening was The raTTling oTT oT a porT- able radio. The annual beach parTy, held primarily To iniTi- aTe new LeTTermen, proved To be, as you can well imagine, a rioTous occasion. The club aside Trom iusT having a good Time, did do a liTTle serious business! The main accom- plishmenT was The adopTion oT The CaliTornia lnTerscholas- Tic FederaTion's aThleTic rules which were puT TogeTher wiTh The purpose oT making The rules uniform all over Cali- Advisore-Mr. l-leaTh, PresidenT-Tad Johnson Tornia. 56 X, Q 2 ,, A .ig Y yew- EQQQZS. WZ V a il W f5 Tix: 1 E 7 egg R W tSQ7:TgTQ R PM 9 , 8 :,. 2 ,A SK A W A I - V A Six 'S' S ig, Q A535 6, X ,.:.? , .,,:., M mg. ,Q ' 1 L ws, ' 'W WK 4, sg? Q Q2 g f 2 Q A .1 f Q54 : --x.. Q .,... . Q 'Z f an 5 q. fs? fi? feb 3. 3 KICKOFF TACKLING - RUNNING -- PASSING CAPT. TAD JOHNSON Fullback All-Soulhern California N Claremonf 7-Chaffey 6 The Wolfpack wenI inlo Ihe Iirsl game of Ihe season a Ii'rIIe cocky, due Io suc- cessful scrimmages againsl Ihe Pomona Sophs and The Pomona I-Iigh School Varsily. Conseguenlly Claremonl was Irailing al Ihe half, Ihe score being 6-O. In Ihe second half, wanling Io redeem Ihemselves, Ihe Wolfpack didn'I once permil' Chafley Io penelrale Their Ierrilory, AI Ihe Iirsl of Ihe Iourih quar- Ier excellenr blocking freed Bill Depew for 90 yards and Ihe Iying Touchdown. A pass from Capl. Johnson To Dyer gave Claremonl a one-poinl viclory, 7 'ro 6, over The Challey Tigers. Bul was II close! Claremonl Claremonl' Claremonl CIaremon+ Claremonl Claremonl 58 Cap on 7 I9 I8 O 24 I2 Bonil Challey 6 Puenle 6 Corona O Bonila 6 Chino I4 Cifrus I3 I. Johnson makes vicious Tackle BOB HEADLAND I-IaITback Deadly blocker DON EAKIN CenTer VeTeran cenTer CIaremonT I 9-PuenTe 6 CIaremonT sTarTed iTs league season wiTh an impressive vic- Tory over The PuenTe War- riors, scoring in The TirsT, Third, and TourTh quarTers. The WoITpack's TirsT score came when Liles blocked a PuenTe punT on The 38 which was recovered by STankevich in The end zone. In The Third guarTer Depew broke loose Tor 70 yards and a Touch- down. BuT he couldn'T have done iT wiThouT some Tine blocking. CIaremonT drove 68 yards in I4 plays Tor iTs Tinal Touchdown wiTh excel- IenT engineering by guarTer- back Burke. A compleTed pass made The conversion good. PuenTe made a Touch- down in The Tinal guarTer againsT The CIaremonT re- serves, To make The score I9-6. One Touchdown wasn'T enough, Though, and The y game was CIaremonT's. GALE REID I-IaITback Speedy BORIS STANKEVICI-I Tackle Rugged defense JACK SIVIITI-I I-IaITback Dead eye passer 59 Wolfpack rushes fo aid of fearnm ELLSWOOD CORSON Cenfer Dependable RICHARD DYER End Pass snagger eo afe in Chino dame. Claremonf I 8-Corona O y he Downing a sfrong Corona eleven, f Wolfpack esfablished ifself as a Tri Counfy fhreaf. The passing cornbinafioi of Srnifh fo Depew made fhe gami Claremonf's. This cornbinafion sef uf Clarernonf's firsf score wifh Capf. John son bucking if over. A Corona fumble recovered by fhe Wolfpack and a 3 yard pass gave Clarernonf ifs seconc score. Then Claremonf was sfopped oi fhe one-foof line as fhe half ended. li fhe fhird quarfer a pass good for z fouchdown was nullified. An infercepfec pass by Liles-a pass, Smifh fo Depew puffing fhe ball on Corona's five-yarc line and Capf, Johnson bucking if ove and fhe final fouchdown was made. Mag nificenf line play permiffed Corona fc enfer Claremonf ferrifory only fhre. firnes and fhen no farfher fhan fhe Clare monf 30-yard line. LEWIS BURKE Quarferback Brillianf engineering REX RATHBUN Guard l-lard hiffing lBll.L DEPEW l-lallback Break-away lhreal HAROLD RQDEWALD Guard Versalile Claremonl' 0-Boni+a 6 laremon+'s chance of winning lhe Tri- ounly championship was exploded by slrong Bonila eleven before 3,000 fans. 'he one 'rouchdown of lhe game came as resull of a 50 yard drive by rhe Bear- lare in rhe second guarler Clare- :al's . nonl lriecl lo reach pay ground as Jrhey 'rove +0 lhe Bonila 26-yard line lale in he guarler, buf +hey were slopped hard. .. ll was generally conceded Jrhal harder la in by rhe Wolfpack in Jrhe lirsl hall 3 Y Q vould have made 'rhe game lheirs buf inlorlunarely rhe Bearcals chalked up an- Hrher win over Jrheir Claremonl rivals. BOB LILES End Soph smasher ROLLAND TOWN E Tackle Besl lineman 61 Coach Marlin sends in Rex Ralh- bun in Puenle game. Bur +here's no need for him +0 look so worried. We won! Claremonl' 24-Cluino I4 Aller leading Hue Cowboys I8-O al Hue kualuf, Claremonl was given a scare as Cluino made lwo quick Jroucludowns al Hue beginning out Hue second luall, bul pulled Hue game oul out Hue fire by a 24-I4 win. Claremonfs ufirsl score came wluen Cluino gambled on a lourllu down wiHu inclues lo go and losl. A pass from Burke lo Liles wluo laleralled lo Depew was good ucor 38 yards and a score. Tlue nexl score was Hue resull of a 40 yard runback on a punl by Depew To Hue Cluino eiglul. l-lere Depew wenl oufuf Jrackle for Hue score. Tlue score was made I8-O by recovery out a Clruino fumble and Depew skirling Hue end ucor 20 yards beluind Jolunson's magniuficenl blocking. A+ Hue beginning out Hue second ball an inlrercepled pass and a Claremonl fumble plus lwo good conversions made Hue score I8-I4. Cluino Huen drove lo Hue Claremonl' IO-yard line, only lo be brouglul lo an abrupi slop. Tlue Woll- pack pul Hue game on ice as Caplr. Joluuuson ufreed Depew for 65 yards on a Jrerriufic block wluiclu cleared Huree men oul ouf Hue way. Tlue game ended 24-I4 in favor of Hue Wolfpack. SECOND STRING B kRow: G. Reid, J. Smiflu, J. Sfeinmelz, D. Eakin. Fronf Row: E. Jolunson, J, Clillon, D. Spencer, E. Corson, C. Pellon, l-l. Rod Id Cluino man iackles Depew THIRD STRING Kneeling: W, lredell B. Rainer. Sfanding: B. Hinson, A.Sfover, B, While. G. Whifeside, W, Hames, M. Toomay, l-l. Chrisfian, H. Sfarcher, Mr. Heafh, W. Hendricks, J. Landrefh, D. Mefz, B. Wade. B. Schrink. Claremonf I2-Cifrus I3 Claremonf wenf info fhis final game wifh fhe Cougars under a definife handicap, fhree of her besf linemen being ill. The Wolfpaclc drew firsf blood wifh Johnson and Depew alfer- nafely carrying fhe ball. If was 56 yards in nine plays for fhe score. Cifrus came righf baclc, driving 53 yards in eighf plays and made The exfra poinf which was fo prove vicfory for fhem. The game fhen seffled down fo a seesaw baffle unfil Claremonf capifalized on a Cifrus fumble for a fouchdown. The conversion was missed by inches which gave Cifrus a I3-I2 vicfory. The season was highlighfed by Capf. Johnson's magnificenf defensive play and blocking which gained him a place on The All-Soufhern California l-ligh School feam. Reid reaches for ball in Chino game. He musf have caughf if because we won! 63 awLef6a I I BCRIS STANKEVICI-I GALE REID TAD JOI-IIXISQN Guard Guard Guard Close guarding Long sI1o+s Slready play 5miIIw, Eakin afrempf Io block sI1o+ in Chino game. SPENCER CI-III.D BOB I-IEADLAND Eorward Forward 5ide sI1oIs Easlr CIaremonI 24 Pomona College CIaremonI I4 Pomona I-IigI'1 CIaremonI 3I Corona CIaremonI I5 BoniIa CIaremonI 25 CaII1edraI IL.A.I CIaremon+ 24 Pomona I-Iigh CIaremonI 25 Chino CIaremonI 29 CIIrus CIaremonI 34 Cal. Jr. Claremonf 32 Puenfe CIaremonI 20 Corona CIaremonI I4 CaI. Jr. CIaremonI 35 Webb CIaremonI 23 Chino CIaremon+ 2I Bonna CIaremonI 45 Pomona College Claremonf 40 CiIrus CIaremonI 30 PuenIe 64 20 20 27 I6 35 4I 24 23 32 27 33 24 32 34 32 22 37 28 TOSS UPS SHRILL WHISTLES FREE SHOTS 5 ROOF LIFTING YELLS COACH HEATH Winning six games and losing Tour in League play, The WolTpaclc, coached by BeeTy T-leaTh, placed Third in The Tri-CounTy. The season was marked by The egualiTy oT all The Teams in The League. ClaremonT played a ToTal oT eighTeen games, winning Ten and losing eighT .... AT The end oT The TirsT round The WolT- paclc was leading The League wiTh Tour wins and one loss. The one loss was aT The hands oT The EoniTa BearcaTs whose Tree Throw proved To be Their margin oT vicTory. ln The second round ClaremonT slipped considerably, being TirsT up- seT by a sTrong Corona Tiye. This upseT compleTely dashed The hopes oT The ClaremonTers Tor The Championship. This was Tollowed by losses To BoniTa and Chino who Tinished TirsT and second in The League. ClaremonT played many pracTice games, The mosT exciTing being The one againsT The Webb Gauls. ClaremonT gained vicTory in This game only aTTer a hard ToughT double overTime had been played .... The season was highlighTed by The sTeady play oT CapTain Ealcin, who was high scorer Tor The season, scoring seyenTy-one poinTs in The League play. He was Tollowed by Jack SmiTh and Bob l-leadland wiTh TiTTy- eighT and TiTTy-seven poinTs respecTively. JACK SMITH DON EAKIN HAROLD RQDEWALD Forward CenTer Forward Swisser T-ligh scorer 6reaT deTense 6 Noi Sinaha fans bln Clare- moniers af a baskefball game. Looks as if we made a baske+! A TEAM Back Row: Mr. Hemlw. J. Sanders, E. Corson, J. Smifln, G. Reid. Middle Row: J. Uiffon, R. Rafhbun, E. Johnson, D. Cunnison, B. Sfankevicn. Froni Row: T. Johnson, H. Rodeweld, D. Eakin-Capfain, B. Headland. B TEAM A. Suover, B. Liles, M. Campbell, K. Moclc, C. Licon, W. Iredell, T. Russell, B. Sclurinlc G. Wluileside, D. Spencer, B. R L. Burlre, ll. Slarcluer, C. Leiglulon, L. liausl, C. Popenoe, B. CUUUISOH, M. Toomay. Allluouglu going down lo deuceal in mosl ol llueir games, Jrlue B leam proved lluemselves To be a scrappy bunclu, improving greally as flue season pro- gressed. And willu flue opening of flue second round of League play, Jrluey sluowed lluemselves a muclu improved club. Allluouglu leading Hueir opponenls al some lime in lluese games, lluey would laller loward llue end and be de- lealed. ln flue Cluino game, luowever, They upsel flue vaunled Cluino Bees 20- I6. Also lluey won a llurilling praclice game from Cal. Jr. 30-29 .... l-liglu scorers were Burlce, scoring 62 poinls in League play and Liles willu 48 poinls. Willu flue score lied al I5 al flue end ol flue game, Bonila snalclued viclory away from llue Wollpaclc and wenl on To win flue Tri-Counly by a good free slwol in llue over- lime period. Here llue learns are baffling for ll'1G viclory in flue overlime period. G7 STRAINED FACES S STARTING GUN lf'6LC TRI-COUNTY MEDALS ii.. ,Q 'F2 1-iii.. ' '- 'B I .. ... .N ' AlThough noT maTching up To Teams oT The pasT Tew years, This year's Track Team managed To Tinish TourTh in The League meeT. The CiTrus Cougars came ouT on Top wiTh 59 poinTs, Tollowed by BoniTa wiTh 4-9 poinTs, Corona wiTh 35 poinTs, ClaremonT wiTh ZOV2 poinTs, PuenTe wiTh l6lf2 poinTs, and Chino wiTh 6 poinTs .... l-ligh scorer Tor The Team during The season was Gale Reid. l-le also led his Team in scoring in The League meeT, placing second in The high iump, TourTh in The broad iump, and TiTTh in The 220-yard dash. OTher ClaremonTers placing in The Tri-CounTy meeT where Boris STankeyich, who won The 440-yard run in 54.7 seconds: Daniel lVlarTinez, Third in The BSO-yard run, Wilburn Cook, Third in The mile: Lewis Burke, Tying Tor Third in The pole vaulTq Tad Johnson, TiTTh in The shoT puT. and a relay Team oT Licon, STankevich, MarTinez and Reid which placed TiTTh. ln The X meeT, The only ClaremonTer To place was Ben Calderon, who placed TiTTh in The l32O. 68 Back Row: Mr. MarT M Sp B l Calderon, B. Fowlkes, W C k R C Il FronT Row: T. Johns B B l kl D PenTer, J. SeiberT, D. M T B l-T dl d Back Row: B. Sfarwkevich, E. Johnson, M Marfinez, B. Rainer, T. Russell, R. Mifler, Fronf Row: G. Reid, R. Dyer, D. Leighton, L. Burke A. Sfover, J, Cliffon, J. Smifh. 5 Z s, HOT, DUSTY DIAMOND 01,62 UI, ' BATTER FANS Back Row: T. Johnson, B. Schrink, E. Corson, B. Liles, W. lredell, K. Roberfs, W. lflendicks, l-l. Rodewald, D. Spence J. Smifh, J. Cliffon, R. Towne, K. Mock. Fronf Row: E. Johnson, R, RaThbun, D. Eakin, R. Miller, B. Headland, A. Snyd H. Chrisfian, B. Calderon. The Tri-CounTy inaugurafed round-robin play This year, whereby Two games were played wiTh each Team .... The Wolfpack came up wiTh a preTTy fair Team wiTh SmiTh piTching, RaThbun or RoberTs cafching, Reid aT firsT, Johnson aT second, Liles aT shorTsTop, l-leadland aT Third, Burke in lefT field, Eakin in cenTer field, and Snyder in righT field .... Claremonf in Their firsT round of play ouT hiT Their opponenfs in all buT one game, buT always managed To defeaT Themselves wiTh Their numerous errors. ln The game againsT The Puenfe Warriors The Wolfpack losT I4-l I as They blew a four run lead in The lasT couple of innings. This was followed by a loss To Corona in which Claremonf again blew a one run lead in The lasT inning. Then came losses To Bonifa 9-l, Chino I3-6, and Cifrus 6-5. Thus ended The firsT . . round wiTh The Wolfpack hav- . 2 . .I ...- .. . is ing hopes for vicTories in The fs u sigu ' '- ...P VHVNI 9 F ,g , .-'. 1 second. ,....v. sk X Al-,y .A. 11355-1 I :aw fi, ' - --,' X la V L : zgl., TT' A- F 1 v ' s. , ...T ' '. . .V.. A- .r -.--' ' '-'. - V. ' f If ., ...' ' ' ...-- - gtg. ':. 4 - . 1' jig 'f ,,.. T' 2' 2 i -v-1 I .s 4 ' ., 2 T .-- H . V 1 '.... '- . . ' 'gif' imifiiii V! . T - - 1 r. ff, ..,... ,nlg Dusfy buf defermined, The players -... ' 4 awaif Their Turn GT bah -f' V-'V F r-- -,.... of ,.,.. g A-,,- I . K H A I 'i-' ' f ' 4 ww 70 Claremonf Claremonf Claremonf Claremonf Claremonf Claremonf fX ., ff' 2 F' Puenfe I4 Corona 4 Bonifa 9 Chino I3 Cilrrus 6 Puenfe 9 M' Afkkffc Moda fion Q. K X I 5 f G.A.A. OFFICERS Fron'r Row: B. Carradine, P. Hall, J. Campbell, B. Brown, F. Thayer. Back Row: M. Mere-difh, J. Reeves, M. Dean, Miss Colbalh. Delermined nol lo be ouldone by lhe male alhleles of Cl-l.S., many of The girls came oul lwo aflernoons a week 'For sporls. These girls, members ol lhe Girls' Afhlelic Associalion, headed by Joyce Reeves, played energelically as 'rheir sore muscles and wounds proved. Playdays held wilh Bonila, Cirrus and Chino parlicipaling have always been fun and even lhough lheir scores didn'+ always show il, The girls Jrried Their besl. Then, of course, on The way home, lhey made lhemselves hoarse by singing. The annual inilialion was held and The Freshmen were really pul Through lheir paces by The Sophomores who, as is Jrhe cuslom, were making up for everylhing lhal had been done lo lhem lhe pre- ceding year. No bodies were found however, so lhey all musl have survived. The high poinl of Jrhe year was Jrhe banguel held al Jrhe end of school. Wonder- ful food, enlerlainmenl, and The presenlalion of hard earned awards, pins, lel- lers and lhe G.A.A. cup, plus lhe announcing of lhe All-Slar Jreams, made The occasion a memorable one and a filling close lo Jrhe school year. 73 INTERCLASS CHAMPIONS A Bradley, M. Kinney, V SmiTh, C. Sleeper, J Reeves, C. Ellis, M. Wilson Z?a4Lef6af Manager and Team CapTs. P. l-lall-Mgr., B. Fredendall, M. Wilson, M. Dean, C. CliTTon Warm weaTher and loTs oT excess energy broughT an unusual number oi girls ouT Tor The baslceTball season. Playday was held aT CiTrus, November I4, despiTe The TacT +ha+ a Tlu epidemic had iusT sTruclc. Many oT The girls played and Then wenT home To spend The nexT Tew days in bed. The Seniors, handicapped by Three sick members, played a hard up-and-down game wiTh CiTrus, losing I3-I2. BoniTa really made The baslceTs, deTeaTing The ClaremonT Juniors 33-4. The luclc was changed, however, when The Sophs played Corona, winning 6 To 2, and The Frosh deTeaTed PuenTe lo-2. A parTy given by The Seniors aT The Talls above SnowcresT broughT The season To a close. A heavy Tog seT in, buT The hoT meaTballs saved The day. ' '- 7 .:. 74 ,Wir f INTERCLASS CHAMPIONS FronT Row: L. Paris, M, Wilson, M. Kinney, A. Bradley, C. Sleeper, E. Thayer, J. Reeves. Back Row: C. Ellis, B. Brown P. Morgan, V. SmiTh, C. Upham, M, Garris, M. Chesfer. The speedball season wiTh The Seniors as inTerclass champions was climaxed by a playday here aT ClaremonT wiTh all The schools OT The Tri-CounTy League represenjr- ed. This playday was unusual in ThaT non- parTicipanTs Trom all The schools, came To cheer Tor Their home Teams. The games were played in halves, malqing iT easier Tor The girls To malce new acquainTances and renew old ones. AlThough The Juniors and Sopho- mores losT, The Seniors and Freshmen were able To conquer Their opponenTs. Mary Mer- ediTh, as manager, deserves parTicular crediT Tor The smooThVorganizaTion and The running oT The Tood sTand. IT really was apprec:iaTed by all. 75 MANAGER AND TEAM CAPTAlNS STanding: E, Moclc, M. Garris, M. MerecliTh-Mg Seafedz M. Kraus, M. Fuller. .HOCLW ur 6,461 Following a very shorl hockey season, volleyball and individ- ual sporrs were inlroduced for rhe iirsr Time. Aller a lair- ly lasl game was developed, if was found lhal volleyball could be lols of fun. To end Jrhe season a playday was held al Bonira, April 6. Allhough il was cloudy, lhe rain held oil and some lasl games were played. The Seniors and Freshmen defealed Corona Teams buf Jrhe Juniors were deieared by Bonira, as were lhe Sophs by Puenle. A fairly good showing was also made in individual sporls. Bur Jrhey cerrainly found our wealc spolsl INITIATION H comes bul' once a year - THANK GOODNESS! W. ig df? . ' A0 Qlfllfl L15 M 05-:V FronT Row: B. Whife, M. Bruner, J. Campbell. Back Row: M. Dean, Miss ColbaTh, D. Cunnison, J. Reeves, M. Kinney, V. Saber, M. MerediTh, B. Cunnison, M. Fuller, P. CoTTey, B. CunliTTe. U 4 A- .. M it , P ' wen, A N -D we 'fk4J.wX Q ll i -5 AN! . X is hoc . . Qivvx in-w new-L Yo s'T vuaNQ- 531 .mar Q, 2- v vig - '- V s Q wsxtxr usa-,E b5.J,uv,,. -0 1 'naive Nehru' gm:-ern rvvvsb Na-ra. 'Tha QQ, ,Me J-fc... ahh Tn:E.l Qxwhudxh Vai 'ilopax h'-'T T Vu' 'T ELNVQ ' 'Q ' Q JO J .. ' X5 ' heart.. 'S ffvtqg' 5 Manager-Maxine Dean This year The Tennis Team has really been going places and doing Things. Tuesday aTTernoons were reserved Tor hard pracTice which began To show some resulTs in The Torm oT TasTer serves, smooTher drives, and beTTer baclchands. Tennis manager Tor The girls was Maxine Dean and Miss ColbaTh coached boTh The boys and girls. In The spring, The Team played maTches wiTh The oTher schools in The Tri-CounTy League, someThing which has noT been done Tor several years. Also The girls played pracTice maTches wiTh The col- lege girls Trom Pomona and Scripps. ln view oT The much beTTer players, The acTive Tennis hours were very worThwhile. 77 SEPTEMBER IO I 3 ZGHP ivufy, Dear Diary-Back lo lhe old grind-Vacalion wenl so very quickly lhis year. The leachers really gol oll lo a good slarl. I've never seen so many big books all wailing lo be read by me. Mosl discouraging! Bul il's lun lo see all lhe kids again. Everyone's back and we have some new ones-even boysl P.S. My lan is lading already, and l worked so hard lo gel ill ,fa 2l Fun loday, diary-lhe Big-Lillle Sisler parly. We . all piled inlo lhe bus and look oll lor San Dimas P I Il d d Ill W ar. was a gorgeous. iay, an 'we e oose aw -gg all our penl-up energy, hiking, playing baseball, f , and besl ol all, ealing. Slarving as usual, we wenl lo lhe Burger Bar allerward and did ourselves proud by hamburgers and nialls.-Wonder il lhere's any cake in lhe house? OCTOBER 6 Ouile a day! Spenl lhe morning selling lhe Annual Carnival up oulside lhe gym and lhe allernoon moving il inside. Calilornia, I love youl Bul il was swell, anyway, and lols ol kids were lhere. I2 The lirsl loolball game- and we wonl Played Puenle and lhe score was I9-6. The lellas are really oul lhere lrying lhis season. ,M W4 NOVEMBER 9 Thus ends loolball season. Losl lo Cilrus by one measly lillle poinl. Bul gee, lhe ' A leam's been doing wonderlullyl And lhe quarler is over. ' I-Ialleluiahl Bul now I have lo sludy lor a lrig lesl-lhe lasl slraw. Oh well, lo my books. I7 Al lasl, diary dear-lhe loolball banquel. I can slill lasle lhal wonderlul lood. Wenl lo lhe Civic allerward and l'rn sure sleepy. Il iusl couldn'l be lwo-lhir-gee, I lhink I had beller go lo bed. DECEMBER I Clarence linally came lhrough aller being poslponed lwice. Q ll was swell, loo. Wenl lo lhe Burger Bar wilh all lhe kids allerwards. I5 Chrislmas vacalion al lasll Wore my new dress lo lhe dance lonighl. There were beaulilul decoralions and a lloor show loo. Fell so good lhal we iusl drove and drove allerwards. Oh dear, why musl lhe besl lhings always end? Vacalion has been glorious and carelree. Even worked lo earn a lillle exlra money, lhough none ol il is Iell now. So back lo lhe books and a higher educalion. 2I Semesler exams. OUIET. 78 FEBRUARY 9 2 I MARCH I2 I 6 APRIL 5 I 3 MAY 24 25 JUNE I 3 5 The Annual TaIenT Show. AII sorTs OT real hilarious acTs-and The I sTarT laughing every Time I Think abouT iT, Senior boys' ballef. The IasT baskeTbaII game already. The Tellas ended The season wiTh a bang, deTeaTing PuenTe in a close game. Took in The YouTh CenTer aTTerward, and Then robbed mom's icebox oT mosT all iTs conTenTs. VacaTion Tomorrow!! Good old WashingTon. AT IasT Those Juniors came Through wiTh Their long-anTicipaTed sweaTer spring. They compIeTeIy beaT us To The draw, buT iT didn'T Take us long To piTch in. I'm sTiII black and blue in spoTs, bu+ we showed Them. P. S. Guess I migh+ as well admiT iT-They're preTTy good looking. Always did like grey. WenT To a good old-Tashioned barn dance puT on by The Annual TonighT. The boys sure did enioy Themselves-musT have been 'cause They goT To wear ieansl The Junior-Senior play, UncerTain Wings. came Through wiTh 'K-siigii A 4 Tlying colors. I sure enjoyed The Tood ThaT was IeTT over Trom The parTy scene! Spring VacaTionI We're going To The beach I don'T geT aT IeasT a IiTTIe pink. Ahhh- reIaxaTionI I H We gals goT TogeTher Tor The G.A. A. All The awards were given and I acTuaIIy I'm siTTing on Top oT The world. I The mosT wonderTuI evenT oT The whole year, J .A Junior-Senior recepTion. My dress was iusT Q my corsage beauTiTuII Everyone looked so been parTIy because schooI's aImosT over. Tomorrow. I'II die iT a whole week oT banqueT aT The Inn. goT my IeTTerI So diary dear. The righT and oh, was happy, musT have The IasT social Carnival. IT righT. More on ThaT penny Our IasT day raTher nice aT Never ThoughT snaTched my I made iT, year aT C. I-I. S. evenT oT The year, diary. The I.eTTermen's broughT Things To a smashing Tinish all Tun, even Though I did lose my allowance piTchI oT school. IT seemed preTTy queer-yeT ThaT. Senior assembly-iusT a biT sad, Too. I would geT across ThaT sTage and I nearly diploma Trom The person presenTing iT. Though, and iT's all over now-our IasT UAML Advisors: Mrs. Mahoney, Miss Bolz, Mr. Booih My mosf sincere Ihanks go Io aII who helped in any way Io make Ihis book possible. Mr. Jack Cannicorr of I.os Angeles Engraving Co. did all he could Io help in every way possible. There was no problem for which he did noi have a valuable suggeslion. Through his eyes, I came Io see whal a beauliiul piece of work an annual could be. I'II never Iorgei his palience, knowledge, or his friendship. II was a real privilege Io work wilh him. To Mr. Boolh, for his encouragement underslanding, and good suggeslions, Io Mrs. Mahoney for always being willing Io help, Io Mrs. I-IuII for direcling Ihe Taleni Show, and Io Mr. Roy Day of Ihe Progress-Bullefin who good-naluredly helped us gel Jrhe book info shape for prinring, I owe a greai deal of Ihanks. Nor our of place, I Ihink, is my expression of gralilude Io my parenrs for Iheir encour- agemenl when il was mosl needed and Iheir willingness Io help in any way. Many were The Irips Ihey made doing errands for The Annual. I'II never Tor- gel Ihe hard work of Ihe sfafi and Iheir willingness Io help wilh my plans no marler how absurd Ihey may have seemed. I+ was a greal privilege for me Io edir EL ESPIRITU DE I946 and I sincerely hope Ihar we have succeeded in pulling our an annual you wiII be proud Io own. The Edilor. 80 No record of a school year a+ Claremonr l-ligh is complele wilrhour a glimpse of lhe parl Jrhe communiries of Claremonl and Pomona have played in +he everyday lives of Jrhe slrudenjrs. The slores in lhese communilies have filled rheir im- porlanl role well. Many of lhe merchanls have helped +o make +his loook possible. And so lo 'rhem we would like +o express our gralilude and 'fry +o show in 'rhe nexl pages iusl whar an im- porlani parl They do play. 81 Locafed very convenienfly on fhe boulevard is Wolfe's complefe and modern gro- cery sfore. Buf if's more fhan a sfore, if's a place where you can always find friends. Carol and Virginia Baber are iusf fwo of fhe many Cl-l.S. sfudenfs who flock fo fhis friendly sfore, shopping for Mom or fo buy candy and ofher snacks during noons and affer school. Besides being a favorife of fhe high school, Wolfe's also cafers in friendly manner fo all Claremonf WE l-lAVE WON Tl-lE WAR BUT l-IAVE WE WON Tl-IE PEACE? Phone Claremonf 56Ol There's no need fo be ashamed of your dafe's wrinkled panfs, girls. Jusf fell him abouf S+ock's Cleaners and when he sees fhe nice iob done, he. like John Seiberf, will soon be faking all his dry- cleaning fhere. No, maybe we donf have fypewrifers righf fhis minufe buf fhaf doesn'f mean we'll never have some more. You know fhere's been a war! The fypewrifer sifuafion is looking brighfer, however, and iusf as soon as we possibly can, we'll again fake our place as fhe Valley's leading fypewrifer sfore. 82 R. A. Tiernun Typewriter Co. 3rd and S. Thomas Sfs. Pomona, Calif. M0564 ZJJGZZJ 761mm and Qcmzdlaq Home of Fine Casual Cloihes CLAREMONT, CALIF. I f d Y l Telephone Clarernorul 437i S GH 56 Do you know wha+'s going on in Claremonl? If so, i+'s no doublr you lake The Claremonf Courier and if you're in Jrhe darlc, you'd berrer subscribe, buf guicld Glen Pierce, lallcing ii oyer wiih Edilor Sranley Larson, seems ro agree. Complimenis of CLAREMONT MANUFACTURING CO. We're proud of our appear in Wedding Picrures Film and Pholo Supplies Cameras and Eguipmeni BOB RITTER l42 S. Thomas S+. Pomona Harvard Avenue acrion piciures which El Espiriiu Jrhis year. Publiciiy Piciures Developing and Prinling Commercial Phoiography Photography Shop Telephone Po. 2222 83 .s I 1. Among Jrhe wide seleclion of gills displayed al Lawrences can be found everylhing from candlesliclcs lo birrhday cards. Parricularly lovely gills ro be found nowhere else are available here. Carol Paige and Bar- bara Fredendall seem lo lilce Jrhe china animals. i BOLlGHTON'S MUSIC STORE I+'s lols of lun window shop- ping wilh such nice displays as Jrhose al Diena Warrens, bul iJr's much more 'Fun shop- ping inside. They have Jrhe very lalesl slyles from which ro choose and have every- rhing from evening Capes lo blouses. Shirley Throne seems ro be guire pleased wirh Jrhe swealers. loo. Diena Warrens has rhe added dislinclion of being owned and managed by Mr. Murphy, formerly a buyer ar Robinson's in l.os Angeles and he really lcnows qualify and slyle. Tommy Bradley, Willy Iredell and lviilce Toomay seem lo be guile pleased aboul somerhing. Maybe They were luclcy enough To buy one of Those new posl-war spollighls al lhe Claremonf Eleclric Service where The besl in eleclrica eguipmenr is lealured. 84 LEADERSHIP in any Iield of manufaclure is seldom accidenlal. I+ lakes a worlhy producl which meels +he needs ol Ihe user . . . and which can be sold al a com- pelilive price. One of fhe Type C5 Vorlox Air Cleaners is illuslraled. This Iype is used for iraclor or heavy duly inslallalions. ll.-IRS Voriox has been foriunale in developing a combinalion which has gained and held wide recog- nilion of LEADERSHIP in lhe field of Air Cleaner Ivlanuiacluring. We Ex'I'end Our Congra'ruIa+ions +o +he Class of I946 5-A Wag I Claremoni, California QIIIGE -I'here's no need Io go a long dislance lo buy any lumber you may need. Jusl go lo Vander- wood's, who, even wirh Jrhe scarcily of lumber, do Iheir besl Io meel Claremonhs lumber needs as Jim Binclcley and Jim Palmer Icnow. THE CANDY Freshly made candy, every bile a Ireall I I I Harvard CIaremon'I' 85 SHOP LEWIS, THE .IEWELER I24 Yale Avenue Claremoni' 3336 Ever have Trouble Tinding iusT The righT giTT Tor some special occasion? Then you should sTop in aT Lewis, The JeweIer's. Displaying a wide A selecTion oT The very besT rings, necklaces and oTher popular jewelry. he's sure To have iusT whaf you have in mind! Gee, whaT a wonderTul sodal Sounds like you musT be aT The Mission, which has The disTincTion oT being one oT ClaremonT's nicer places, serv- ing brealcTasT-lunch and supper. IT's seldom ThaT you won'T Tind someone Trom C.l-l.S. There. And why noT, when They TeaTure The besT in Tood and service. Wee Petite Shop l-leadquarTers Tor Corlis Originals I25 W. 2nd ST., Pomona If you noTice an especially beauTiTul corsage aT a dance or some aTTracTive novelTy, you can preTTy well guess ThaT iT came Trom Casa Flores. And Don Eakin cerTainly seems To be pleased wiTh The beauTiTul display oT Tlowers and giTTs Trom which To choose. Wonder if iT's a l3irThdav presenT Tor his moTher? R. W. HEADLAND REAL ESTATE 8975 AIBX Pomona 7189 86 GEORGE BEAMON sronnue Goons 429 Wesl 2ncl S+. Pomona, Calif. Baseballs, lrack shoes, bows and arrows? You've prob- ably never even wondered where C.l-l.S. gels all lhe alhlelic eguipmenl you use every day. Il doesn'l iusl appear. ll comes from Beamon's in Pomona which serves as lhe Valley cenler lor all kinds ol sporling goods. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES lo lhe class of IQ46 J. LEWIS BURKE wanl lo lake a secrelarial course? Throne's Business College in Pomona can lullill all such needs--oliering as il does-lyping, shorlhand, and all kinds ol ollice procedure. F2 Need an exlra credil? Or Seniors, do you Looks like Wagy I-lendricks wailing lor his lurn in 'rhe chair. I+ mighl be lhal lhere is some spe- cial evenl coming up. Yes, lhe Varsily Barber Shop is well palronized by C.l-l.S. boys who have lhal well-groomed look. AL W. BRYANT JEWELER 2I2-25 Easf Second Slreef Pomona, California I 87 Ever wonder why some Claremoni girls have such nice hair? Deloise Scoll has lhe answer. She knows Thai Crys1'al's has +he modern equiprnenl and Jrhe skilled lingers Thai il lakes lo have Claremoni girls always look- ing lheir besl. The girls have found Jrhis our and you can usually fell when +here's a dance or some big occasion by The number of calls CrysTal's gels from C.l-l.S. girls. Congralulalions and Besl Wishes To Class ol '46 C'lcandlerA Store or men 185 E. Second S1'ree+ Pomona JAMES L. WORDEN oPToMETRlsT l25 Soufh Garey Ave. Pomona, California Telephone I25I O.D. No, shoes aren'+ as hard lo gel as They were, bui from lhe war we've learned lo lake care of lhose we have, so when we have even lhe slighresi hole we C.l-l.S. sfudenls head for EvereH s Shoe Shop. Whalever il is Thai Barbara Carradine is buying- vilamin Jrablels or cosmelics-she's al lhe righi place, Runsvold's Pharmacy. Whelher you happen 'ro be in Pomona or Claremonl ihere are well- slocked slores bolh places. So make going To Runs- vold's a regular habil. 88 Nowadays wiTh The Trend Towards Things Trom SouTh oT The Border, a shop like lnghams is a popular one. WheTher iT's iewelry Tor ThaT special girl or some novelTy such as The baskeT which lvlolly Cummins and Sally ScoTT seem To like, you'll Tind iT in This very picTuresgue shop. Is ThaT Carol Sleeper plead- ing wiTh The College Cleaners To Try and geT The mimeo- graphing ink oTT her new sweaTer7 Ah yes, musT bel Joyce Reeves, Too. WheTher iT's working on The WolT Pack- eT or some oTher dirTy iob, we know ThaT we can depend on College Cleaners To remove all possible dirT and do a neaT iob. As EdiTor oT The PackeT, Carol had loTs oT work Tor The cleaners and so if she chooses College Cleaners we oughT To Tollow The advice oT some- one who knows. R ITUR CO. DAVID S. ARMSTRONG CONVENIENT cnsmr mms 150-158 E. ann sr. PH. PoMoNA 1529 AT Tive minuTes To eighT one morning have you ever dashed To geT your bike and Tound a very TlaT Tire? Joan Thomason seems To have had ThaT experience buT she knows whaT To do. She's leav- ing hers aT Coy's Bicycle Shop. Are you one ol lhose who has lrouble buying a shoe lhal you'll slill like when you gel home? Then, you should lry selecling a pair lrom The Triangle. There, lhey are inleresled in linding lhe shoe iusl righl lor you. Nexl lime you need a new pair ol shoes, lry lhe Triangle. One ol lhe mosl imporlanl slores in any com- munily, large or small, is lhe hardware slore. l-low much dillerence a nul lhe righl size or some lurpenline may make il you need il and don'l have il. Claremonlers ike Bob While appreciale lhis and make Claremonl Hard- ware lhe slore lor all such needs. Also garden fools, household supplies, and painl are parl ol lhe complele slock ollered lo Claremon- lers. l-larl Schallner and Marx Clolhes EVTCARTS The place lo go lor lhe names you know A deparlmenl slore, why, yes, we have one in Claremonl. ll cerlainly saves us lols ol lrips lo Pomona, lool Whelher we're hunling gym shoes, dresses or iusl crepe paper lor a school dance, we usually can lind il al Brickman's. The manymalerials are in parlicular demand by lhe girls in lhe sewing classes al Cl-l.S. Like Jean lvlalhison and Barbara Burke lhey are pleased lo lind whal lhey wanl in Claremonl. PCDWELL'S Wilh a lradilion of many years of friendly service, PoweII's con- rinues 'ro serve Claremonl in lheir new localion on Yale. They carry lhe very besl in women's apparel, nolions, and dry goods. Apparenlly lhe lhree Juniors-Win Coales, Jan Brillon, and Pal l-lall, are inleresled in Jrhe slulled animals, which many C.l-l.S. girls buy for Their rooms. So for service in allraclive surroundings, follow The lead of 'rhe Claremonlers who always go firsl To Pow- ell's. 91 Oh, no, nol lhall Anylhing bul lhall l-low could life be so cruel? A llal Jrire when you're on your way 'ro piclc up lhal special dale. Bur cheer up, help is near al hand. ln Pomona l+'s NWA ,ff?E, A A For Your Coals, Suifs. Dresses, and Sporlrswear Come in anylime, no obligalion lo buy. Free Sof+ Drinks! I84 Wes+ 2nd S+. Prin+eol by PROGRESS-BULLETIN A planl for moJrher's birlhday being loolced over by Virginia Srnilh, greenery for a play or iusl helpful advice is all found by C.l-l.S. sludenls al Clare- moni' Nursery, convenienlly localed iusl across from lhe high school. BETSY ROSS Fealuring delicious ice cream made righl in Pornonal 225 N. Garey 92 All you have To do is iusl drive info Roclcie's. DR. W. W. HENDRICKS PAUL PAICE ELECTRICAL SHOP ICla remonT's Eledricianl House Wiring Modern FixTures FluorescenT I:ixTures ElecTrical Appliances W. IsT ST., CIaremonT ConsoIidaTed Laundries' producTs never have ThaT TaTTle-Tale grey loolq. In TacT, you are always pleased wiTh The way They launder your cloThes. Bob and Diclc Cunnison seem To agree, since They're TrusTing even Their Sophomore beanies To Them. MARVENS PAINT SHOP PAINTS - MIRRORS - WALLPAPER . GLASS ,UM. ICIaremonT's PainT SToreI N' w',::o,:IQ,.,oU,.::..?.MoNA CompleTe Line of PainTing Supplies! LeT Us EsTimaTe Your PainTing Problem! Diamonds O WaTches Q Silverware W. IST ST., Claremonl' Jewelry I Appliances Q Repairs DenTis'I'ry PHONES: 27I WesT Second Office: 446i Residence: 4463 SomeThing wrong wiTh The car? Seems To be. BuT apparenTly Gale Reid has The siTuaTion well in hand. AT leasT Lewis Burke and Dick Spencer don'T look gie's Service STaTion where The service is always The besT. KIRBY'S California's Favorite Family Shoe Sfore I I2 E. Second STreeT POMONA, CALIF. WheTher iT's a small iTemilike a TooThbrush BeTTy Mae Wong and BeTsy WoodTord wanT or a new book, They've come To The righT place, The College Book STore. The sTore specializes in books and has a compleTe line oT sTa- Tionery which The Cl-l.S. sTudenTs have Tound make lovely giTTs. DR. ARTHUR JACOBSQN DENTIST Third and Alexander Phone 62ll lT's Tunny how Those allowances will disappear. The only wise soluTion To The problem is To open a sav- ings accounT aT The CiTizens NaTional Bank. You'll Tind They'll be willing To help you wiTh your money problems in any way possible. The upper classmen like Eloise Rainer have Tound ThaT iT's wise To have a liTTle exTra on hand and have iT in some saTe place where They can'T spend iT. So iT's The CiTizens Na- Tional Bank Tor Them and all wise Townspeople. 94 Too disTurbed. Why should They? They're aT Aug- Many are fhe fimes you have dreamed of big iuicy sfeaks or delicious hof dogs covered wifh musfard. Don'f dream. have your family shop af BenfIey's Food Markef. Then you'II have some of fhese super dinners. For fhe besf can always be had af Benf- Iey's. Sfudenfs from fhe high school shopping for fhe fam- ily or iusf buying snacks greaf- Iy appreciafe fhe considerafe service and fhe well sfocked shelves and fhey, like Marcia Kinney, enioy shopping in such a modern and conveni- enfly planned sfore. I' E U I LDIS S SPORTSUJEHR - POMONA'S LEADING STORE FOR YOUNG WOMEN DORIS DODSON - JOAN MILLER AND PETTI JUNIOR DRESSES I-Iarold Rodewald seems fo be buying feed for his chick- ens. If you need anyfhing for your planfs or animals you'II be likely fo find fhe very besf brand af fhe Clare- monf Feed and Fuel. BEACI-I AND MOUNTAIN CLOTHES 250 W. 2nd Sf., Pomona In a hurry fo have your sweafers and skirfs cleaned well, or do you need fhaf dress cleaned for a dance righf away? Then fake if fo EIIison's Dry Cleaners. Marian Garris and Barbara Brown seem fo have done iusf fhaf. 9 jar fAe jinedf DIAMCDNDS WATCHES .- -:::.g:42-5121: E' .7Ei:1S:1:5:2:3fAgri'-1 V I Qjggiigigigigziz212155355 ..:ififE12g25E2:E1E1ErE:E515 Ever come home hungry +o find no food in The house? Thar really is discouraging! The Jrhing for you Jro do is Jro go righl down lo +he Ware- house Markef and slock up on all your favorile foods. Why don'+ you persuade Mom To shop lhere loo? Because lhey really do have lhe besl in fresh and canned foods. The friendly almosphere al Loucks is iusl like Their insurance. For cer- Jrainly R. N. Loucks and Son, lo- caled in Pomona, are beyond all doubl True friends in lime of slress. We know you'll find +hey're glad lo help wilrh even rhe smallesl insurance problem. Jusl ask Mar- cia Kinney. Need a friend? l-laving Trouble willw your car or bike? Then go lo Tenny's Texaco Service S+a+ion. Fealur- ing all Jrlwe Texaco producrs plus llwe besl of service, Tenny's is one of Claremonfs rnosf modern service sla- Jrions. Margarel Fuller seems 'ro be iusl gelding a fire filled, buf slie lcnows Thar no rnaller liow srnall flie job, Tenny is ready lo be of assislance. 97 we ff , l ge lf RQ me gi vs XY remon en eel very lor al 'u joi EF o axllwey an find su X rn rnuslmsl 's. l ne plac o fi ed lo lac he ro n e or lo y EW lm d ,Bl I k + IO l 1511 rv + H by f xx moul iec: co , she rnus n wo - se e ' n o Jrru s e 'ma e s ore ve o uar ,en .urs e s en Jr ere ch as b lan c '+ se lo r nim- Rai ay Hua o u ' lu l NK? or ome rov e' en o an usiness ,R x ee . ,S Nab Xi NX . X x ' I Yale nue, emon e 547 QR K Y ' x ' Rx QNX 59 XX You nee ' env I qinia Smillfm 1- ulil ha'?xX ' ' wa ner i+'s e Ju 'or-Se r Pro vo ave I 3 per anenl, ' l4e appoinl al X lsa ' e sure l lvo ' ne ve old IK Egmymirro in. 35 1106 Qi eww OH ffefrkw x e ome my liven Jr em'QEvall XR! lo a ran ola . Join os ,wh rowse e la Bo hop. rl llipmen can 'Rx mnase lso, B erlwa y u, e Arl Bra , W u ralln loo l sokg o he me love lure CKE QMXWNN 6 LL.. . L A dress Thai is ius+ righ+ for ihai exira special occasion, 'rhai's whal all C.l-LS. girls wani. Where io find il is usually The problem, bui noi any rnorel Jusi siop in a+ Alfred Gray's in Pomona where Mar- garel l-lowell and Mary Kraus seem fo be buying a dress. l-lere your problem is solved. Noi only is a grand seleclion oi won'ien's apparel carried bui iewelry and hals are also ieaiured. So for siyle and salrisiaciion, Alfred Grays is The smarl choice. ToDo Wemoffaf CHAPEL FUNERAL ADVISORS AND DIRECTORS John R. Todd, Presidenf Priscilla Colley and lviarguerilre Bruner can fell you oi Jrhe services of Heber+'s-lalesl records from Boogie To Bach-lcodalcs and supplies, boolcs, and yes, radios and vic- Jrrolas. I Pomona, Calif. Lawrence C. Smilh, Vice Presideni THE MEXICAN PLAYERS Singing and Dancing al Luncheon, Dinner every day excepi Monday. 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