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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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A mon who as beloved by oll not only os on Instructor but os o trrend Who hos deyoted hrs turne for sux years towords bouldung strong teams ond encourogung good sportsmonshtp Who us greotly respected by those rtytleged to Worlf wth hum llroughout ltle we wall x sp r heorts tor thus on who 1 d ne o wcw or or t o one we ore oolto dl1CElESl3l?TUCGl95r1 LEONARD l. COHP' O Q , X I ' 4 w ' , hrrfe rt worm ot rn ob ' nw f hq 5 Ho s n l t o scl o l, l f pr 1 cle cate l l 9 to . , . N .-Il f 5 K l Q-.Q Q .5 2 LX XN , 47 4' ,' . MA.. - , V! X. rl-f-IJ, B Dcrlng The years of hugh school sTuclenTs are concerned wlTh building a TUTUre Bulldlng a sTrocTore represems The sfeps Taken as we plan ahead Be ore a crew beglns The prolecf rnusT have rarcne plans have been drawn To scale These plane are :rnporTanT They seT The sTandard Tor orkers To To ow The olans of our bullcllng are ln The hands o The Board of TrasTees AclmlnlsTraTuon ana Faro Ty The sTaclenTs elecT sTL,JenT councmls ana o flcers who Plan cl recTly NlTh The aclmunustra Tlon and sToclenT body ch' The plans hafe been compleTea and ccssTruc Tlan heg ns lcmn ng 7 , l l l l l l l l l l , ,v 1 ,f I 1 ff' l f' . 1 l T l 5 5 l --,ff ' ' , s T T I0 1 g . , I ' ' 7 T been Thoroughly worked om. CareTal and ac- , f T l l - A - I l l T ' . hw--.MM W-im-Nu -W M WWW - w l I . Y I , , . . O O O Q rchitecto Mr. Williom Montgomery Clerk : ' W Dr. Raymond Iredell 8 Mrs. Joseph Griggs Mrs. Clifford B. Pitzer President Before construction begins, money must be roised to finonce the building. Through bond soles ond community prolects, the Cloremont School Boord, under President Mrs. Clifford B. Pitzer, promoted the construction of our two new build- ings this yeor. We solute the orchitects. Mr. Albert Norton Q, Luo-4 raftomen Mr. ARTHUR MAIN Superintendent and Business Manager Congratulations to the Class of 1954! You have come to a very important time in your lite, graduation from Claremont High School. It is our hope that the plans we have laid for your growth at C.H.S. will enable you to meet the challenges of life, calling from you the very best in thought, action, and deed. Our best wishes go with you-always. LYLE C. MARTIN, Principal 7 'W W MR. HARRY LEVINE Junior High Boys Advisor ,pr-X MISS HARRIET HARDY Dean of Girls MR, DAVID STERN Senior High Boys Advisor V! ,,A , We .1 J . X' Miss ELEANOR KNUTSON' 'U' Junior High Girls Advisor 9 Y. MRS CORNELIA HU MISS HARRIET HARDY MRS IRENE MAHONEY Sensor and Junuor E Ish Sensor Englush Lrbrorucxn MISS ELEANOR MRS ELEANOR MR ROBERT JONES KNUTSON GALLOW Y Umor g English and Socuo dues ontrcc MR ROBERT MCGILL MR DANIEL MR ROYAL FRASER Lqfnn MARTINEZ Cornmercnol Subyects Spomsh IO F as , AX N M I Q V 1 ' ' ' I. W A I' if X J S S, . 31 ctoro MISS JEANNE PALMER MR GEORGE DENES ILLIAM HITE r j Orchestra Bond romcmcs MW if MR WILLIAM BOOTH MR HOMER AI-TENE5 Mofhemofrcs MGTRGWWGVICS I MR ARTHUR REITNOUER Junior Hugh Moth MR ROBERT PAPSDORF MR RAYMOND KLOOZ MR ERNEST SNYDER Wood Shop Mechomcol Drowmg Mefol Shop Cgh-wfgcffi,-,.w.,! ,'l 1 M. Q .QIWR lim x i, Q 4 , I ,I MRS BETTY WHITEHEAD Home Economics MRS RUTH LAIDLAVV Home Economucs MR HARRY LEVINE MR DAVID STERN Socuol Sfudues Soceol Sfudues MRS ELLEN BRANNAN MR LEONARD COHN Physucol Educofnon Physucol Educohon Mm I2 MR JAMES MR GEORGE TURNER BOOKHOUT Bnology French Physncs Chemrsfry MR EARL STRANG MISS JEAN Drnver S Educohon HENRICUS Dnstrucf Nurse LIME BBPGYO Florence Woodward Ethel Lenherf Alnce Smnh Srephonre Prquord Borboro Anderson ptr ommaoocary Mov Gevfrnon Mr Fern!! Mory Polos Eimer Brvuns Lorrmne Wosden cuntenance f ,Xiu M L' . ?jqf75f1l6L'df74!if?'ffx BACK ROW: Ono Roley, Andy Morgenson, Harold Woyhcm. FRONT ROW: Ernest Head, Homer Alkire, Frank Gerfmun, Bill Fuller. SITTING. K. Hendon, S. Gan zales, J. Jackson, D. Aronovlci P, Wade. Qnd: D. Ganen, L Armendarez, C. Runsvold, J Wllluams, B. Chidlaw, B. Pom eroy, M. McBurney. 3rd, J Ebell, E. Haertel, M. Gray. l lu oremen The leaders of CHS who have risen from our ranks are The Torernen He who IS responsnble for a parhcular Task as relleved of Thaf responsubulny only when There IS evualence Thaf The gnven work has been done Presldenf STeve Gonzales and The sTudenT body officers have as The Torernen guven evldence of work well done They have encouraged leadership ThraughouT The sTudenT body They have made many of The declsuons whuch began cansfruchon Tor a sTurdy STrucTure Hendo rvnrwcn wc L Y BOT: ' Armen mre r rn R Pa 'ar nez or e T Con . . ,, , . T I of 4 ' ' 2 . in J 1 9 Y T ' . . A , ' - , S 'T Ni- K ' n S EC' D r., ,,'- Q ::'es J Jaclfson D Arona. c .. U. M'.:'ie fnfl C Kc5'cT' C J'lfL 'Wfl'T J Wrllarns M Boon ' 'Co' J H. .:J, L V. Tl' - x L 'AS' . 'vl c F, 2 S L , ' -My L No fs B Jolly oar re P. N Tw G B. fl ' D J Wan: sfo E llle Balch, D. Herr, J. Lowry, K KENNY HENDON Vrce Presrdent EVE GONZALES Presndent l should lrlce to toke Thus onnortonrty to express my grotntude to oll Those who hove helpeo me make This school yeor o success Both the students ond the toculty ore to be congrotuloted tor the very tune monner ID which They hove worked together I om sure that lf The some spnrntlot rendlmness ond cooperotlon IS con tnnued an the yeiws Pexcofhe .Tremendous progress wall be mode rn ottou fng the goals for rch we strive TEVE GONZALES dent Body President 1953 54 JANE JACKSON Secretory -5 KAY EWALL pm WADE DAvE Areorvovlcl Advertising Monoger K Soles Monoger TVGOSUVSV ,rp-X 1? Tum' a Pao Q Q LX .,, A50 I Q-, ... X. 11 M MM, f ' , I, A 1, W- T: fi -YY ,,,, ,,,,, - f' A V v C' 5 5 Qrml, us Jr-:vig cms 115 'GUN im. Q if 2VC1ff'l', C' TF-4 Swvs' 51' rs ci-: nwgzi 1 wr AH Y' 1- 1' rw: . 'mg 11,-We ' 'F V, :rv ' ., ,v gf Xf' 131 W V' Q.'.Vl V 1: Y: :.Q ' f nv- f- C :cfm Y' 'A A :L S' ' 'r :' 'fvz A r i' , f '1':,'l1 'M 7 'Yi Vx.: ww , f 'wg',-': ' 1:,Lr'x 1' I rf' ff ' 'Q,'g2.,l Lf 'fri . xx X m A M KLQ Q-if :IQ ,, X- f fccying cc gounclatiork, Salvador Felix Secorta Semester Pregtgef-' P chara Thorntor' . Ftrs' Semester Presidef' unior igh Qouncil The iunior high student council began the year by having student representatives supervise the cafeteria line and halls during lunch period. In January they started a very successful March of Dimes drive, Junior high students enjoyed assemblies carefully planned by the council, including several worthwhile movies. Many hours were spent in preparation for the delightful parties. Thus, the members of the council, working together, have cemented a firm foundation with a busy, constructive year. Bimli ROW S Buxton B Price, L Lower, S ,J Nelson, B Colby, B. Lotta E Zosso, S Scot' -L B Boom, N Gray, J. laserh 3rd POW . Nelsort P Martinez J Pulliam D Simpson B Ar'hur, B Bentley, B. FRONT POW N Book P Thornton, M DiOrtc Miss Knutson latttn, M Smith, S. Felix 17nd POW. S Bo'nger M Glenn, S. Ped-loft, B Kingston. QQ Pes Rcko P es dent Bob Pr ce 16 Pres dents Rchard Franc sco Sol odo Fel euenth granule The toundatuon for our lute at C H S beglns rn the turbu lent year of seventh grade The class of 59 has la d a tune foundataon partlcrpatlng an the actrvrtues of clubs sports and student government upon whlch they w ll bulld well un the years to come Qcghth grade The eighth grade lard one ot the frrst stones In the toundatlon thus year by sponsoring the May Dance Thus was the turst ot the responsubllutres they hope to carry an the future The class has partlcxpated In lunror hugh sports and has furnished leaders for many clubs They were well led by President Bob Price mth Grade The class of 57 set a wonderful example of leadership for the follownng nrnth grades They were actuve an many sports and clubs and the wlnnlng homerooms for the Red Cross Drlve were from thus class We know they wrll continue wuth thus tune sprrut through the years to come I9 P 'gi' 4',,1.c.' euc-:nth grade BACK ROW: B. Nelson. D. Wall, S. Hen, derson, M. Espinosa, J. Torrez, J. Ballog, F. Hoppls, C. Oroszco. 3rd. B. Morse, B. Mongarrez, C. McMeans, B. Arthur, D. Griggs, J. Coe, J, Kefalos, M, Teeling, J. Lowe. 2nd1 Mrs. Gallowoy, F, Com- stock, K. Kotcher, D. Harmon, R. Jobe, H. Lenning, M. Parrott, Weaver. lst ROW. B. Kingston, H. Gray, C. Franklin, B. Berleson, C. Guerrero, C. Frisbe, D. Krrksey, B. Bagley, C. Putnam. JOF' B Hooper, S. Fowler, G. Hathway C. Dok-en, M. Engebrttson, E Gordon B. Benson. R Bond, Mr Jones 3rd E Gordon. J Haynes, F Hollrday, K De'el J Armour, W. Dke, J Clark, A C Cnc, Mr Rertnouer ind. M Caldlron 'A Ear, R Contreras, J Coe. T Frankel R Mcwnez, B Palos L. Arnnendarez lst J Ellson, K Gray, C. Elder, B Vler'n'r1q,C Graham J Carts B Haas KK Qighth lsr POW J. Robbre, B. Norvon, J. Srnger G. Rodewold, J. Pabst, K. Otis, C Perknns, J. Roney, Mr, Hrre. 2nd POW J. Vreg, J. Rcins, J. Peek, N. Scherer L. Tromos, J. Pullnom, T. Rermo, B Smrvh 3rd ROW. D. Skelton, J. Sears L. Von Dolsen, P. Torrez, E. Serno, N Orosco, J. Stanford. Ath ROW. B. Price D. Srmpson, J. Peours, P. O'Conner, R York, D. Parton, A. Scrxver, J Trbbols Ts' POW Mr i-wer-es, -. Nc cor 'I Hrmfer S Joseor M Gien,L Morse D. Erwne, P Herncndes. 2nd ROW. K Mahoney, S. Munrzef, J Harris, K. Mor sm!! R McCloy,J Kleven, S Morgan 3rd POW D. Sober, S. Holmes P Loc-mer, P. Jonnsvon. S Neison, C. Kees I. Hardy. dfh POW- B, Preters, C Vaugrn. R. Newman, A. Norton, K Her'z. C Luevrgerodr, B. Molina. f 'J' ss Krfsor' S lessee - oe: S Eardge P, Zaye, N Bcrewr e J I-Weld. Qnc RON. H. Eiiswcr Bcgges. J. Boi nger, R Chen, J. Prer- Dougferry. . Cfcrlf 3rd POW ,rf-5, C Arrnonoarez, B. Evans, Henan P. Felx C. Bwler AVP PON . Bc-fer, D. Fraser, B. Colby, J. Nb CUUSEV S Buvon D Anderson Grade TOP WON Mr M5211 M. Bczeif 2 Aron fc, F Flsf, D. flaw, B Bon can-p. R. Benarcrn. End QOW B. Garlzvs, X Busvos, J. Candelos, J. Allen, N. Book S. Fellx, T. Ballogg. 3rd ROW. D Bwnglarn, D. Cook, P. Francwsco, A Fredendall, J. Flora, M. DlOno. J Elllson BOTTOM ROXN B. Coltrm, P Garr, E. Ash, D. Gonzales, A. Esplnosa E. Contreras, T. Gonzales. nth Grade I . VA ts, -3' vs' . J r' 1 , . L . k ' A j A ll . .LA ', TOP ROW. F. Tiry. Dt Vncksfromflvlx Putman, M. Smilli, D.,Shannor1, D. Price, B. Rose., lznlf Rovg B, SjNGfli, vv Warfield, L. Stanley, , Price:-,I M. White. lc. Slaughler, -ard Qpw. R. srpaqaq, B. Weeks, P, Sil1g?g4r,LT.'vPlur1'lmer,ALY, mlfh D. reelmullef, 3. rhawnropw BOTTOM Row- D. Rowman, L.fSrlyqQv A Torfez. B. won Q walls. c.lm1ChYe, E. Zosso. I ,. . v, f - L '- K P4 ,H yu, Q 5 nlrvo rs 3 V . . 'W 'fl l l' ' if' K ,', Y .wrlzcw-' ' ss L L-J Iv, :Cf S , Lf .., A . 'N union' igh Sport This year the Junior High football team won halt ot their games. Mr. Reitnouer, who coached the team, reported that the turnout this year was very good. The highlight ofthe season was a thrilling game with San Dimas, which was won by the Claremont team in the last few seconds, by a 7-2 score. A large squad, showing promising potentialities, turned out for both the light- weight ancl heavyweight basketball teams, which were coached by Mr Jones. Interest, good team spirit and co-operation were displayed by members of both teams. The lightweight team won half ot their games, while the heavyweight team defeated Ontario, Norton, La Verne and San Dimas, and lost to Upland, Glendora, and 29 Palms. The members ot the track team have also shown considerable enthusiasm for track events. Coach Jones feels that there are good prospects for the future track team. ootlvall FIRST ROW R. Martinez A Di Orio B. Molina J. Clark C. Butler L, Armendarez L, Thomas B Benson 7 B. Arthur J Pulliam N Scherer SECOND ROW G McMeans D Simpson P Torrez B Price C Alba D Skel'or- B Hooper T Frankel C. Orozco BACK ROW B Palos J. Torrez M. Espinoza R, Boker S. Nelson V. Orczco C Kees J Johnston J. Sears -Ncz. K 4 A.b': Famer S r'-pac' fowsey McMe:-cam Scru- Lnde SO Hu AND N Pnce SxeN'of' Johrrcn Colby Bake' NeNson Kees Orozco Espmozc och .Jo e 7 Md jj A -Afgbfffi -an ,eg W Kf..,.,,Q- O' f1'Q'l si ff -Viz? 41'-Q ,KQA f e 9 Q X X. x f KNEEUNG R Mcnmez L Armendzrez X, Jackman B Arvhur G McMecrKs SECOND ROW Coach Jones Defl 1 Shelvon E Wdcox B Hoop S Fc Q p Q '. '4 E ' 9 . -4 , B r: 9 e K E : :J Se . S 1 C unior ggi lu ogctiuitieo 9 FIQST POW Y Kachenu B Haas C Elder D Jacobs D lwial Mrs Wh terexid K Malone, S Morgar- C Graham SECOND QOL P Stemple B Bogie. K Gray M Hager J Parks J Staule M Ele. C Niriter ll Walls P Reich-e J Harris C Guerrerc C Putnam J Peck R Hernandez With the junior high as our foundation, we have established a strong and stable base for the activities which come in our last three years. The iunior high stu- dents have been active in numerous club proiects, the girls especially finding interest in the Homemakers Club, while the boys were busy participating in the programs provided by the Science, Hobby, and Sports Clubs. Some iunior high students were active and valuable members ot the Daubers Club, and other groups and committees in the senior high. In this way they strengthened the foundation upon which they will build in the future. omemalzero elulv Homemaking: . . . cooking . . , sewing . . . new skills . . . new ideas. Making fiber flowers: , . . Carnations . . . Violets . . , Apple Blossoms . . . Calla Lilies . Bachelor Buttons. Party planning: . . . Christmas . . . Easter . . . Spring. BACK ROW G Podewald M Calderon P Telepka B Bertelson A McCloy U K rksey C Hover gfobby eluls Ur Dapsaorl S Ccwsey J Barlog K. Herrz, J Veg, J Sears, C Burler, S Buxton C. Alba, M Scherer L VahDolsen C. Kees, D Fullerton, P. Johnston J Pullrorn L. Norton, A. Scrtven 62 Newrnah D. Anderson. J Pears P Yorr BACK ROW: E. Sonders, C. Kocher Mr. Turner. FRONT ROW: B Peters, J Coe. R. Jacobs, J. Coe D. Bond, W, Vaughn, C. Vaughn J. Hughes. J. Pains N. Rodewala J Peek The Hobby Club is Iirnnted to 8th grade boys who have a spectal nnterest ID the con- struction of model planes, boats, Cars, and trains. This group has been busy con- structing these models throughout The year. cmence elul: The purpose ot the Scrence Club rs to strrve for better understandrng, to share screnttt Q knowledge, and to expenrnent rn varrous areas ot science. Acttvlty perlod has been a very worthwhlle experlence tor thlrty slx lonuor hugh school boys. Thls is an opportonrty for lunuor hugh boys to partlcupafe In team sports s well as gain valuable practice and enables them to learn more about the baslc fund arnentals of sportsmanshlp BACK ROW- Mr. Peltnooer Qna ROW. Q. Felix, F Hoppts M Espunosa, J. Torrez, C. Oroszo lst ROW: B. Arthur, W. Dllce P. Jobe, R. Hall. BACK 'TON' , Arrnendarez, 3 -looper, K. Detel, S Fowler, E Gordon. J. Shelton, G Hyhway f Holtday. Mr. Jones frfd ROW ' Franlrel, V, Jackman, B calmer D. Grggs, B. Palos. G. McMeans M. Engebritson, B. Benson, J Lowe, A, DlOrlo. KNEEUNG I Kefalos, J. Clark, M. Parrott, S Henderson, S. Young, J. Shelton D, Harmon, B. Man1arrez,T. Morse if' ,ff r o.rnJo ron s The romevvor The process o Tram ng s Jn exTremeIy rmporTonT sTep ID consfruchon The pr ghTs are TT e supporTs of The 5TrocTure e Sophonnores ond Junrors are The JprrghTs of our boridrng T y me efhc enTTy worknng Toworis The complehon os Sensors These Two cl Tsses Throuqhow The year have been rousung money r ycxrroJs Jrogecfs and fonsTonTIy preporrno Themselves or r 1 Jr sfronu ond True Gror W D 5 F1 D Lulclmg rccmework I ,f II, , Fmsrng Trom op 4 1 ' T 5 k. 5 , W I W . , . V X on C . 1 T . Tr L . 1 Y , , I To ' T r fn , e T T, U . T QTCVTUCTT Cn, mWG34VC1PWQVVCVP TS op, ond TT 's sT or ' J 1. if ,':H,f, Oo' Tzrhwnq 'Q 'wghirng r To WMD, O 9 30 i ,, ,.. 'X ophomoreo Presidents. Robert Raney, X Larry Armendarez The Sophomore class has expertly taken its place this year in the school structure. ln planning for and giving the Sophomore class dance, they developed a class unity which was present all year. Members of the class were active in sports, having representatives on Varsity, and B teams and G.A.A. The class is a talented group with people participating in the school musical organizations and in the talent show, This class will continue being a strengthening force in the school structure. Officers Kneeling D Jackman, R Paney, L. Armenaarez, K. Ebell. 2nd POW' R Gotorvh, M Prater, D. Vogler may L ws' R' L ?. . , 1 ll 1 , Q K A 15' Mr, Torner, B Hole, D. Jockmon, D Gower, P. Gofonh, S Hogan, M. Mc- flcy 2nd V. Jensen, H. Guovcro, J Orozco, H Groy, L Lowe, K. Golder, P, Hollldoy 3rd' L. Newmon, C Leighton, M. Kng, D. Nonon, J. Moorhead, J Gnggs, B Hammond, Am. J. Mcnn, R Lewrnon F2 W1Vcox T Honv, H Grrffrvn T. Jocvson '5' E Boyd, D. Beofvy, M. Boldrrdge, J Cros-er, M Ffofer, S. Clork. Qnd' M'ss FBOLVTTG' B Berfelson, E. Fekefe G Engelbrewon, D Corlf, D. Benson, 3ro D, Dcwelf, J. Drnker, P. Frankel, D Cor-dau, M. CoLduron, J. Conrreros. Aw' G. Bor'Le1', L. Avrrendorez, K. Ebell, J Bossev, B Bervley, J. Bofcb 31 r-livvg LU'lLOI'6 The framework as nmportant an securmg a strong and steady structure If the framework ms frrmly set we can assume that the fnnal product the funushed buuldlng ns of the funest con struction Wnth thenr goal of a successful lunuor senuor prom nn mnnd the class worked hard to raise money through paper drnves and soap sales Their biggest event was the basketball carnu val when our famous alumnu and faculty beat the champion varsuty squad by not too large a score Wuth spurnt enthusrasm and druve the Junuors have buult a strong framework whnch ns ready to be falled an wuth the valuable ex perlence of next year s leadershsp :ce President Anne Hungerford Presldents Ernue Cunllffe and Jay Lowry Vtre President Z K Judy Hammond is Ml! Nii- Treasurer Janune Mark Social Chanrman Ernue Cunluffe Socual Chanrman Socnal Chanrrnan Soclal Chaurman Socnal Chaerman Dnanne Ferrull Nancy Johnson Bum Jollymour John Rose 5 l 5. ' ' l O x'I I - l I . .- . ' ' F' X g Q. 3 x l . 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Mr. Levine, who coached the team, announced that next year C.H.S. would play in the B games in the Tri-County League. Bert Swartz ably helped Mr. Levine as manager of the team. Claremont O . . Fremont 7 B. Hammond, Coach Levine, W. Hall lCo- Claremont 20 - ' - Emerson 7 ccptoinsl Claremont O . . Twin Pines 6 Claremont T3 . . . Webb 7 Claremont O . . Fontana T3 Claremont 26 . . Cal. Jr. 7 ' w L ...-ws' I W' 0 42 First L-R: B. Hammond, W. Hall, N. Book, B. Lattin, D. Cundiff, P. Wade, L. Maniarrez, D. Price, M. Gordon, B. McCarley. 2nd. L-R: B. Swartz manager, L. Stanley, L. Logon, H. Gray. J. Allen, L. Smith, F. Terry, G. Bartlett, R. Robertson, D. Thornton, X. Bustos, T. Plumber, N. Lineberry, B. Pennoclc. 3rd L-R: J. Mann, R. Lewmon, J. Condelas, T. Ballogg, D. Winter, B. Barnett, J. Putnam, N. Nelson, K. Fleming, E. Cunlitfe, M. Smith, ' T. Hitch, F. Fish, Mr. Levine. FPONT ROW. B, Pennock, N. Book, P Wade, S. Felix, D Herr, B. Norris, M. Smith, T. Ballog, W. Sc BACK POW. Mr. Altenes, J. Balch, L. Arrnendarez, J. Smith, L. Sheffield, T Hitch, R. Robertson. D. Thornton, G. Bartlett. 44 H B BASKETBALL cwlzetlfall Coach Altenes Co-Captains Dick Herr and Bill Norris This years B Basketball team was one ot the best Claremont has had for many years. Led by co-captains Dick Herr and Bill Norris, and coached by Mr. Altenes, the team fought hard and showed good ball handling and sportsmanship throughout the season. After winning several practice games, the team went on to win two games in league competition. Both of these wins were thrilling overtime contests with Chino. ln tact, most ot the league games were close and exciting. SCORES: Claremont 30 . . Claremont 47 . . Claremont 42 . . Claremont 27 . . Claremont 33 . . . . . .Chino . . .Corona . . . .Citrus . . .Bonita . . .Puente Claremont Claremont Claremont Claremont Claremont ...Chino 40 ...Corona 38 . ...Citrus 48 . ...Bonita 40 ...Puente 41 43 41:3 -'P'-.- il 'Wifi'-'ef A w'- -C' 7 , f '. 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Q':'x'16-:K M ,A , .'.3,., E Veffci r CE ,1 ..,. ,nn gf ,mf- . . ccoelfcc C up I ootlvccll Q 41 r-1-S, Coaches Altenes and Cohn Ca ptaun George Straley we Pl ' , Few Claremont fans wall ever forget the last few seconds of the Bonlta game when Lou Sweet sprunted down the sndelnnes for the game s wunnung touchdown Thus was the furst tame sunce 1948 that Claremont had defeated Bonuta In football and was certaunly the best played and most ex cxtrng game of the 1953 football season Led by Captaun Straley and coached by Mr Cohn and Mr Altenes the Wolfpack got off to a fast start by wunmng two of theur three practlce games Claremont boasted a hard charglng lnne backed by a fast and powerful backfleld Although untimely ungurles and lack of depth greatly hand: capped the team the Wolfpack frnnshed second In the Tru County League Captaun Straley fullback and end Pat Martunez both placed on the all Tru County League first team Pat also placed on the fvrst team of the CIF small schools Helms Athletuc Foundatxon Team Lou Sweet Charles Steele and Paul Warwuck placed on the Tru County League second team SCORES F' f ' ,3 ,S L ,. L: ' l' , t as , 1 ig, g Claremont lf? .Chino 6 Claremont I9 .Corona 28 J , Q . f 4' Managers Jam Smtth Ben Bentley Wayne Scherer Claremont 6 Cltrus l3 Claremont 20 Bonlta l3 Claremont 38 Puente 12 'x lly 'our - gr M . l ,Yffl If Bull Jo Halfwc N 4 u K F Pod Graf Fl E P . . 1 1 W . .if -as l Mrke Gray Jrm Jackson End Tackle Km' Ebell End Dave Long Guard if Dennrs Woy Guard Grbby Candelas Cenver Steve Gonzales Quarterback ,,,,-as'-'- J 1 l Jrm Bassew Fullbock .lulro Conrreras Guard Salvador Fe Hallbacl lrx I Jay Lowry George Srraley Halfback Fullback Charles Runsvold John Rose Guard Tackle Qrgpn Gonzdes DJJ Jw Guard Luvher Sm-ev Hulfbqqw DCP Em: Cen er Lowry A Vicwous Tackle by George Keefi Dry qc Jqx TE Scores AQOWS' BQOVCO 1 . . -1. Q -Avon -Q., .- 1, ' 'x ' -I 9 . .' . - -. ' .., F9411 ', .Iv 'R : K E, ,p'J.A'.. 'V :K A af L ht '-AN 1 - 1 -. gym- sh. 1 ' . Q, A ur ' v 2- . J - '..- 'X 5. 4 ' . - ,Miki 3? .. ' H, V- -JL M '- ,,. , I A a .gl u M . ...'4l,,,, , ' 1j K . A - fig 5 .?,.. 4' '- Q e.- ry- Q '- ... 1 5' ' V '. . - -W LY ' f 113-q.:'ff,Qf-X ' A ' 'gf qf' 4. ' . K - A -x Zac.. ,n Att frgyi x '5 735 Nifink 'X ' 13v'kW JJ, 3' X . .5 .st Pu GNQ RW? Hey GeorQ Q how cwketlaccll Claremont won the Tri-County League Champion.ship as it has in five out of the last six years. There was a great deal of similarity between the 1952-53 Season and the one this year. The 'Pack went undefeated in nine league games, only to lose to Puente before going into the CIF playoffs. Tustin was toppled in the first playoff, 54-36, but Chula Vista came from behind to nip the Wolves 44-41 in the semi-finals. Claremont made a good showing in pre-season games and took the Consolation Trophy in the Chino Tournament. Captain Mike Gray led the league in scoring with 178 points, and was chosen by the Helms Athletic Foundation as Player of the Year in the small schools ClF division. Center Jackson, guard Gonzales, and forward Gray, placed on the All Tri-County League First Team. Next year, the 'Pack, led by captain Bim Jollymour, will seek to keep the championship in Claremont. SCORES: Claremont Claremont Claremont Claremont Claremont Capto n M ke G ay Coach Ste n Chino Corona Citrus Bonita Puente Claremont Claremont Claremont Claremont Claremont Chino ...............Corona. Citrus Bonita Puente TOTALS Claremont 601 Opponents 363 Managers Robert G Il and Pete Frankel Pat Martinez Guard Sreve Gonzales Guard Bum Jollymour Guard Bob Mierow Forward George Sfraley Forward Jfnw Jackson Center Make Gray Forward Rod Grat B ll Pr' e Dennis Woy Forward Forward Guard Kari LOU Sweet Forward Gugrd Robert Raney Center Gabby Candelas Guard Norman Nelson Forward Lloyd Snider Center lv' ff f ff 51 i 'c , 1 .ff fl fq ,fi I . ,A fr ff! -, r 5-1 . t j. f fffrr. . 5' ,f . ,Ar 'f I A ', K F ,p X f, , f , f , M4 X-I In ,af 5 'ZA M X X2 if ,M ,wa ,fm .f in MJD' W f X fb! J XF 1 :WJ N f-W X ff 1 X' f ,. 1 4 V r ,-. vv Xvxmfc Q: ' FRONT ROW: L. Snider, B. Jollymour, G. Straley, P. Martinez, D. Woy, D. Clark, L, Sweet, P. Wade, Coach Martinez. BACK ROW: R. Gill, J. Balch, J. Contreras, G. Balch, K. Ebell, C. Steele, J. Bassett, R. Raney, J. Lowry, E. Cunliffe, W. Chittenden. I'ClCk Captains Pat Martinez, Dennis Woy Q , Coach Martinez l ' . The varsity track team was coached by Mr. Martinez and led by Co-captains, Pat Martinez and Dennis Woy. The seniors opened the track season by winning the inter- class track meet, followed by the sophomores, freshmen, and iuniors. Chino was defeated 56-44 in the first ' league meet, but injuries greatly handicapped the team as Corona defeated us 58lf2 the second meet. Because the team is small, several of the boys participate in two events. Coach Martinez feels that the team will give a good account of itself in future the Tri-County League finals. .Lp .. L -45V2 in or more meets in K An., - ui-vu 'ie-,.' . ,-'T' h. . .- ---1' -1 --su v.. ' E 2 4 on 1 - -., , . ,- Q 4' 4- . ..-Q - '+u. , .Q - is - -I -t ,-V 1 Y .Q I .- QQ. ' N.,-- . ' ' ' - Lf..- ABOVE Joy follows Kenny over Low hurdles BIG CIRCLE- George puts the shot for pomfs cgoinst Chuno. SMALL CIRCLE: Po? leaps wn fhe brood lump. LOWER RIGHT: Hrgh-flymg Pot, LOWER LEFT: Lou comes on o close second. l 1 1 cwelfccll The aetending chancos at the Tr -County League are unaer the command ot Coach Cohn and Captain Dat Martinez. So tar tre team has won 5 practice games and lost 2. Because tre annual went to oress betore the league competition began, we got a pre-season statement from Captain Martinez. With a lot ot hard work and a good detensive team to baclc up pitchers Steve Gonzales, George Straley, Shorty Melendrez, and Jim Putnam, Claremont should tinish high up in the league standings. Steve Coach Cohn was one of the leading pitchers in the league Copfcin pm Momnez last year, and we are sure that he will be the best this year, SCORES OF PRACTICE GAMES. Claremont 8 ...,......, Arcadia A Claremont I3 . , ,Colton 3 Claremont 4 .. . .Arcadia 3 . . .......... Webb Claremont 6 I Claremont A .,,,, San Bernardino 8 Claremont O 2 . ......,.. Colton Claremont 5 ..... South Pasadena l FRONT ROW: D. Vickstrom, C Runs-fold, D. Polos, S. Melendrez L Sweet, S, Felix, B Hammond BACK ROW W Scherer, P. Martinez, S. Gonzales, J. Lowry, 3 G. Straley, J. Putnam, E, Hearst, G. Candelas, Coach Cohn, x 5 . i..v. - Absent- D Long, E Haertel, .. - 1 H Q33 Q - 'f - Q -Q of -- , :asf --3 - nu ...G-jj E' -:g5fA3g.: ... AAA: I . .fp -2-Qg'4,... ':51 - If , alfa-QJ-,P ,3 I F I . I X 'N A,lpX..XA ,ggi- ,..-44 SQA '00- - 91. . . UPPER LEFT: Pm heads for SECOVWI bfxse UPPER RIGHT: Lowry slams one 'O IPI? I alfi CIRCLE: Felnx comes P txrwefwfi QI fbmo IDHII MIDDLE RIGHT: Svfwe bears down ognnsf 'W no bi1 ev LOWER LEFT: Um? 'vcr' bfzsebfzll I1eI'i Q-pap FRONT ROW: D. Harms, D. Russell, D. Herr, D, Cundiff, J, Larsen. BACK ROW: D, Thornton, D. Aronovici, J, ,lqqkgony P, Warwick, N. Larsen, Coach Alteneg, ennio Tennis at Claremont High School is a relatively new sport in the sense that last year was the tirst time Cl-l.S. had a varsity tennis team playing in competition with other Tri-County League schools. Since last year the team has grown in membership as well as experience, so that it is expected that the team, coached by Mr. Alternes, will give its opponents stitt competition. It is hoped by the present team members that in the tuture tennis will be- come a major sport at Claremont High School, 4, . if '1 ' ' ' 'f ' '-4'-- '--'r--1'7'-vv d.J.,.4Qa......L.4i-L.a....i.a-:- .i-:lil ' '+H' M + iT..,. ,. n 1546.2 . g ea- x...,...,g-.4-0-f' 57 FRONT ROW: B. Twitord, L. Armendarez, D. Polos, P. Martinez, D. Long, J. Lowry, L. Sweet, K. Ebel SECOND ROW: D. Aronovici, W. Scherer, J. Bassett, J. Smith, R Raney, S. Melendrez, D. Herr, B Mierow, J. Jackson, S. Gonzales, L. Snider, BACK ROW: Mr, Cohn, N. Larsen, D. Thornton, J. Contreras, R, Graf, B Price, C, Steele, G. Straley M. Gray, D. Woy, G. Candelas, K. Hendon B. Jollymour, C. Gonzales. fettermen' President: Pat Martinez ,av elulf A boy onthe varsity team, who has won a letter in a major sport, has spent long hours ot prac- tice and training as a member ot the iunior high and J.V. squads, These hours, un-noticed by most ot the student body are comparable to the roughing-in processes in construction. One cannot see the actual value ot these processes, but without them, the building would be Weak and incomplete. The Lettermen have worked to strengthen their athletic ability, and though the fob is not yet completed, the work is taking shape. President Ethel Black tices in between other activities, the year who were its members. Q 5 0 Q Q An active Girls Athletic Association brought oat rnany girls tronn the Oth through l2th grades to participate in basketball, speed- ball, hoclfey, baseball, tennis and badrninr ton. There was Tri-County and lnterfClass rivalry in all the sports. Although at times the association toand it hard to make prace vvas tall ot tan, and very worthwhile to the girls FRONT ROW P Gotorrn B Moniorrez,E Blau, M Darcy L Mavnez BACK POW- Mrs Brannanl Torrez D Gavverul Marv J l-lammona 'f3.'lJbgmgrQgv sfadmaigl FRONT ROW B Roberts H Gray T Love B Page M Klng C Leughton B Hals D Jackman Frater R Goforth S Clark SECOND ROW J Crosuer A Torrez J McCanne S Marshall T Gonzales S Honaker P Sanger E 'losso D Gatter D Gonzales L Lower B K ROW J Ellrson R Weeks J Fl a P Ga J Hearst A Fredendall B Coltrm S Harrrson M DnOrro S Lorna C Rrtc ne embero FRONT ROW K Ruckdashel A Molnna B Sumpter C Leosk B Chrdlaw S Alley M Blanchard Muller B SECOND ROW B Manlarrez S Gonzales B Roberts A Torrez L Johnson K Wall M D ry L J Jackson K Aase BACK ROW J Hammond B Balch D Ferrrll J Mark P Perkrns K Moore B Pomeroy M McBurney A Westbrook N Johnson L Walker M Warkenftrr All Em 159 9. ' I 3 J '4' aprarns: C. Le-ask, M. McBarney, F. lergrfon L. Lower. Seror nucwlss Uqrnps .enk B Sarnper : l-rley 'C QuCYf1GSVVE! M Bhnffarfi A MO 1 cwlzetlfall Speedball Ser Or Nervosa :fawos FPONT POW B Sarnpuer, 5 BeH, C Leask M Mrllef STI-NDNNG M Blanch Grd, S Alley E BMCP A M 1 -f .. P V , 9 4 Al l AL, 9 sl . ml 1, 1 4 . 2 Q' QQ Captains 1 S. Lana, Gray. Standing: S. Alley, L. Martinez 61 oclzey X X., 141. BELOW M Blanchard B Sumpter B Bell N' MII ,ABOVE A Molma E Black X Q ' x Ya Xx. + XX Capfanns X Kneelmg S Harruson B Page STandsng A Molina N Johnson is Captoms Kneelmg D Vogler T Gonzales Sfandnng B Sumpter A Torrez aoelsall f 6 fy r I - , ' -iw. f 19 , . . . , A Q1 x rf , x ' , 1 W ' Q tv , A f 'W' ...avvk V- . f Vg. Q,I..:' .! Q' ' 1 x, X - , , , , . , X I er. X' B -' - I . , . . - WN QL K' l . F V f' f AX , XJ, xg, Q K 4 3 N 1 BT-X, f X. I X ,. , A h , - 'N X '- J ,. - N - , J Q - 'Y ,N , K X xx. x ' ,, n AJXN , , 1' N' . . 1 1 ' X 'V ' 1- . A . ' xi, , .X I s. C XX .XJ . X . . . I , A . . 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LEFT TO RIGHT STARTING AT TOP P M fu fo Jw csse Ftem ng J Boggess K Ac: B Qgess J fm ' eld S Alley T Good r 'IQH emo N Bcrell S Murvzel L Nc or L e gevodr Jo rvsorw L Johnsor' M Dcr ABSENT P Xmer Z2 girl 'o argue SEATED B Pomeroy M Bookhout ark osto c STANDING A Hungerford advnsor :ss ardy Blanchard Conklrn Vvce Presrdent Presndent Connae Kostoff Lola lce Secretary Anne Hungerford Under the drrectuon ot Mvss Hardy and Connie Kostoff the Girls League Cabunet and members strove to bunld up the Importance T reosurer and the duties ot Grrls League an the school Commuttee Janine Mark meetungs alternatung wnth assemblres helped to stnmulate the Interest of the gurls The Kung of Hearts Ball and the Father Daughter banquet were the two outstanding soclal events ot the year if 5 , Wm , X - 1. ,L J. M I , 'C, K tt, -L. I e, El - Black, V, Stivers. M H A ,l M. I , K. .- 1 I - A D L I I ! - M lc t ' J ' a -. sf 1 1 . ' ' ,NW A Kung of Hearts, Pal Mcrlinez. Prmces: Lou Sweet, Gonzales. Dick Herr, SYeve KlNG OF HEARTS BALL Carrylng oar a regal theme ol aearfs ana coro- rwers, me Glrls League 'ormal vranslormea Sycamore Auanorlam mio a gay ballroorvr Pa' Marfmez was crowrwea Klng of Hearls ana was especially seremaded by Mary Wllllams. As asaal, the acmce was ore ol the gala soclal evems of the year. .ng art ca 67 y .1 me ey elul: TOP ROW: S. Gonzales, B. Price, B. Mierow, D. Woy, J. Jackson. J. Lowry, P. Martinez, L. Sweet, Mr. Bookhout. SECOND ROW. K. Ebell. L. Armendarez, R. Raney, G. Candelas, L. Snider. FRONT ROW- E. Cun- Iifte, B. Jollymour, G. Straley, M. Gray, B. Norris, D. Herr, TOP ROW. D. Benson, P. Frankel,,M, Gray, W. Scherer, D. Dowell, J. Aase. SECOND ROW: J. Larsen, E. Cunlifte, C. Cook, D. Norton, R. Graf, D. McCanne, L. McCanne, B. Norris. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mc- Gill, K, Aase, S. Clark, B. Chidlaw, M. Warkentin, A. Westbrook, G. Straley, FOURTH ROW: C. Leighton, B. Wilson, D. Jackman, E. Lyon, M, Frater, L. Walker, N. Johnson. FRONT ROW: S. Hogan, R. Goforth, M. Blanchard, M. Darby, G. Griffith, B. Woodward. Leadership experience is one ot the chiet essentials to success. The members of the Key Club are given ample opportunity to develop this important trait, which in turn results in fine service to the school. The boys are selected tor membership by their classmates on the basis ot citizenship and leadership. Membership in the California Scholarship Federation is the highest scholastic honor a student can achieve in high school. Seniors attaining this honor society for tour semesters, including one semester in their senior year, are awarded lite membership pins. Robert Mc Gill is the faculty adviser for the group. J, Frank, J Sario Cpecl erooo epreoentatiueo Students were elected from each homeroom to serve as Red Cross representatives. The group, under the supervision ot Mrs. Laidlaw, sponsored the annual Red Cross drive, with careful planning, hard work, and good publicity, they greatly exceeded their goal. Qed erooo Qlub The members ot the Red Cross Club, with their primary interest in helping other people, created a great deal of spirit at C.l-l.S. The annual Red Cross drive was a tremendous success with Miss Eva Burwell presenting an assembly to initiate the drive. The set goal was exceeded when over a hundred dollars was collected. The group also helped carry out the clothing drive sponsored by Girls' league. STANDING- G. Candelas, M Smith, D. Dovifell, J. Jackson G Straley, B. Latten, T. Ebell L. Morse, J, Singer. SlTTlNG 0 1 B. Wilson, J, Hearst, A, Fredert doll, Mrs, Laidlaw, B. Rawlins L Ice TOP ROW: B. Harris, C. Yoder, J. Singer, R. Contreras, C Frisbie, J. Rahman, 2nd ROW v, J. Ellison, M. Brierton, J. Ellis J. Pabst, C. Franklin, B X- A ' Flemming, L. Morse, Y. Campos 5 , -5 Aq C siooir. semen: K. om 5 ,- Pres., T Ebell, Mrs. Laidlaw 1! J . + P, 'C' CN' QC J. Price 'Aelenarez Qsndelas tewrnfw F sr' :CNS PC v'v'OC::vuf fcrvreifzs Vclcs QVPU Pi ,sehaer Swift:-P, 'K :Pin- 'P--fs 'Ne.N 'a:r See e Sryae Arono Ninters Qose Linderrn Jackson Sloughte B ngham Mahan Garlns This club was organized by Mr. Snyder tor those boys interested in making model Boys particularly interested in athletics formed a Sports Club under the direction of Mr. Altenes. The group worked throughout the year to improve the team sports and to develop athletic skill, stressing team sportsmanship rather than fs 5 Bucs 5 9 P fre KNEE- tele '-tori 3 NZ . Fora, S Cappaiev cber's, J Ell-sor e-s L Sn der, J Cros er NZ J Pobb e, J A' H Grcy, J Curro f Cy P S e ch, C. Q 'zt' e ff 3 Sn- 'J Forman, V-4 525 DON J Klefen, f Qe mo, C Arrnendarez, P fferi S Lorea, D Gonzales FOU?T 'l 3C'N. S. l'larrsOn -owe, s ora v, . cc ay E5ls1vcr'h. D Daugherty . giqw QW, , acquet elub A new club was formed this year for girls who were vitally interested in tennis and badminton. The maiority of these girls were members of the badminton and tennis teams and spent most of their time preparing for matches with other school. Mrs. Brannon served as the advisor for the group. ance eluls ln a modern world, some people possess an ability for expressing their thoughts and feelings through modern dancing. A group of girls formed this club that they might interpret themselves through music. A result of their efforts was ci clever mechanical manikin dance for the talent show. Mrs Brannon 5 Marshall K. Marshall J McCanne G. Englebritzen C Jackson o Sowell if Mcfulloc Fronlfl rs N -GYSQP 5 Graf .R Scherer D Russert tx Nelson 'Ar Booth E fonlitte FQONT ROW- Mr. Hire L Walker B Woodward K Wall J Scott BACK RON L Snider G Thompson S Alrteld 'Vt Bookhout M Hakes M Narkentin A. Westbrook B Higgins Stage grew Much hard work is involved, by this group ot boys, in building our stage sets and providing well-staged performances tor our student body, Under the direc- tion ot Mr. Booth, these students have exhibited fine work and achievement. rama eluls The purpose of this group is to build greater love ot drama by seeing, reading, discussing, and producing plays, and to realize ioy at accomplishment by work- ing together toward one worthy goal. The Drama Club presented a one-act ploy, 'The Thompsons, at the Pasadena Playhouse. Spanioh Qluls Under the leodershrp ot Presrdents Dennls Woy ond Luther Sweet, the Sponrsh Club found o greoter port rn our school lute. Two of the group proiects were o donce ond the Forming of o friendship glbum, cience Qlub The sensor h:gh soence cluo wrt' twenty octve VYWQVTWOGVS, sponsored the Frrst Annuol Soence Foir. Wrth rnony contrrbutors rn Buology, Physrcs ond Chemrstry, the Four was o huge success. Preswdents Lorry Logon, trrst serrtester, ond Don Jdcobs, Second semester, led the Club through on unterestlng yeor FQST QOW M K-ng, D Wo, L Sweet SECOND ROW. R. Robertson J. Smnn, B Norrns, D. Bosson S Gonzoles, B. Hommond, D Nrnvers, B Pennock. Tl-HPD ROW. D. Cunorff B Voce, D, Roney, G. Stroley, J Joclfson, S Gonzales, B. Serno S Hogcnn, L Mortrnez. FOURTH ROW Mr. Mortrnez Y Zunrgo, B. Roberts, J Qorson C. Lerghton, B. Hole D Becmy, S Swrck, V. Jensen D Herr P Morvnez 485. i,.' 1' Q FVPST ROW J. Aose, P Wdrwrclf, L logon, T. Hunt T Jockson D McConne H Grrff h Mr Boolshout. SECOND ROW F Mollno, D ' ' Jacobs, P GrIl,L McConne J Sullrvon, C. Coolr, D Tl-ornton,J Lorsen 'L' wk. . csgiy sr - s Conn, J J me 'E E' BACK POA U Chef Z J e U Mavnez L .'.es'c'c:- i'.Af5u'r'e, E C , oath Qenter ouncil The revitalized Youth Center Council has made great progress in establishing the center as a teen-age recreation spot for C.H.S. students. The Youth Center was used for Junior High functions, as well as parties tor the Senior High after the games. and Always on hand to provide spirit at football and basketball games, the band was one of the most lively and unpredictable organizations at C.l-l,S. They sported their new uniforms at the Football Carnival, have played at many assemblies, and under Mr, Denes' direction have grown into a band of which SF' ONE DC E 9 if t Qrcheotrcw Music is a valuable part in the building processes, and a major factor in the lives ot C.H.S. students. Members of the senior orchestra group participated in several honor and district orchestras throughout the year, including the Tri- County Music Festival. The group as a whole played at the Christmas program, P.F.A. meetings, and received excellent ratings in district competition. Junior High instrumentalists played tor the Spring Play Festival and work constantly to improve their technique. Both groups gained in musical knowledge, greatly enioying their orchestra work this year. l 0 UKLOI' enior oemlvle canal lwruo Musuc IS a valuable decoratlon to the structure an nts frnrshung stages The Chorus and Ensemble are actuvrtres whrch lend color to the completed burldnng Our vocal groups under the durectuon of Mr l-lute and accompamed by Miss Hall have spent many long hours an preparatron for theur varned performances The communrty and nerghborung towns as well as the school have vvrtnessed the result of thenr efforts 95296 K Conklin B Hale B Pome oy N Johnson BACK ROW E Lyon Wu son S :vers E B o X4 Chldlgw J Crosr Horns? Mrs Baber 5' 9 i Q1 :A 1, I 5 -'.. K , , of KNEELING, left To right: D. voglef W 10 'al 7 L .I ,- , , . 1 I r B, I 1 v. f , , I ck B. ' , . 'ef PA A-,L f. ehraotmao agc-:ant lnspurung music ond reolnsfuc scenery from The French Pefuf Noe! recreofed The story of The Noruvnfy sn fhrs yeors Chnsfmos program French corols unfegroted wnh sfoge ocflon were sung by members of the Chorus Bengomrn Bruffon s Ceremony of Corols wos sung by the Gurls Ensemble ll H elarence The November play was a delight- ful comedy filled with complications, Clarence, and his coleoptera. Even- tually Clarence helped to solve the famiIy's domestic problems, Cora's love affair, and finally married the governess, Miss Pinney, when the family learned he was a famous specialist on bugs. Oh, Clarence Thanks to Director Hite 'lf there was a little bird Mi Stern Mrs. Martyn, Mrs. ana Mr Wheeler, Dinwirldle, Della, Clarence Violet Finney Cora, and Bohhv Wheeler X' omance jo og caclzetn x Knry Bll, Lngellne, Lon' Erjlvh, Nell Nqllre Lulor .x ' ' dl ' lz 5 'W he whop o an eotu: 0 ,M A' J' 1' Jew, VC: jegnv he Brsnop, Dersornene, fhe Genfiarrne, Merle A l f l lx 'flue fkompoonon 'x The Sprung Play Festival of Three one-acf plays was a Treat in comedy, drama, and farce, 'The Thornpsons ' was Clarernonf s contribution to The Pasadena Playhouse Tournament, which pro- vrded a valuable experience for The cast. Myrra Thompson Mel Sparlfs Zoclre ,T, 1 Mrs ':r 1Mr T 54,1-. f'V'lP'fDG 'WOVWC '- 5 eP's ci New You S7981 Swngerg Prronvorns from Omer Space Pefe Frankel, os officer O Holloron, found rnony ToIenTed ond ornozing people on hrs any beof. Neorly one- rhird of The student body, under the direcfron of Kofhy Conklin ond Mr. Hne, spent hours of preporotion for one of The finest Talent shows rn CHS. husfory, 1 5- m i,,.,, Gronodo ' eity QB at New Jumor ond Semor GMS fan-for Dorsey s Boogie qw 1 1 t S Tacos roctbeer, ara punch v 4 The traditional South Seas theme was back- ground for this years Letterrnans Dance. This consisted of the thatched root hut and palm tree decorations, the tacos and root beer refreshments, and the Hawaiian atmosphere provided by the orchestra. :Eh 3 oath can iwc Le e fnen .1 eer' Buboru we geroch Prmcesses B'JYbJfG Sump er Frances Srh T Dolores 1 ez ll' rs en A :se Bubo 1 Pober s rw E Lluer fella The Wolfpcclmef sfcnff or work ,nv 5 Sllver Bells odorneo Sycamore Auclvforuurv' The rwghT of December nlr1eTeenTh cmd once ogom Chrlshhos Vocofloh begcm ln o vvhvrl wufh The cmrwol ChrusTmos Boll sponsored by The Wolf pocl4eT The hnghlughT of The evemrwg Nos The crowmrwg oT The ChrnsTmos Queen Borboro LoeTTgerodT for l953 54 83 S O I , :.yS,vtA., I 1 T - Q: lx' .' z ITN' , 1 . fu ' 5 . f r I ,vi Conzfl , .T T c f ff f. ' Tow bell r I I f ' x Xf TZ T f 5 T N 4, r I 3 A ar -s T 1 V f s 1 P P -Y v ri' A I A 1 I if xl ' , Qi, , . , 1 olfpacket ss. Y QE H . LX L. I, . F vc X5 rv W' 'X I xnxx V T..- wykh KW, vvqvvl' 1 ook Xing v -Agni . ,.gm9 vux W Y -cv .X-V Luv 5 Q QA MLK A -s. 1. Q ' -1 L Q u xx NX Sxxxxl LXQX Khc X-1 Gall QXKCTJTQ V Q S- C Ao Q, Q U QW WKVK X xo xl Q' QCVXOWKXVQQLQ KO QL Tvs X v ' -M9 XA? Q19 X N . A xi Nasir W0 .NC W :NY QL Cala - 1 . , N 4 . i L xxx 1 go I Xogkt sonxcmx Sam si. gc xx X. MN 0 S no V6 Qu Ag YC A g Q QQ., , V eww xi 'P NOX' i X .s ,iw ' x X K x0 gie I .YP 'fha VNC Kc Qt Qfffhe ESANAXJQCX5 - L Q QC ill S106-,x Udo Cnc Q Eval' ggoxcn 40V X K Row vol? XXIVO .grow Xxx Q dx' :VAX 1 0 -' I ' ' .R XXV A L10 axe 1005 xt ' A0 xg G., 'X 0 ' Q om 10 . Q, w xxqxtxow xr Lv 0 end 5 W 'XXL' Tx 15' XX cv , x,N xl,xvdt gc 1 .F wo , X 'X Nxlhoktom' ff if! L fig? .4 1, , ij? Q f X Lf 5' Z ,ff 92, N ' o K o J J 8 I '40 84 c0U' i 1 I ROW Mr M Gill S epn B i F P Go Warlcenlin A Wesvbroolf C Kos'off Qnal POW L Na dor P Peck M Blanchard B colrrin M Frm er L Wolke B Pomeroy T Groth FR NT W J Lyon B i ow B heaton E on S y M Mi , M4 Hawkins. Our school newspaper, ihe Wolfpackef, goes To press with all The news of Cloremonf High. This is a big job, ond co-editors Elizabefh Lyon and Valerie Sfiyers accomplished wonders in giving The siudent body oll The stories and important news concerning our high school. The Wolfpockef has filled on imporionf spot in the husfle of Cl-LS. school life. Co-Ednvor Valerie Sfiyers Co-Ediior Elizabelh Lyon The members of the annual staff have spent many long hours ot study and preparation as the 'Building Inspectors for the structure of this year. We have watched the development of the building, you have seen our progress report, and now we present to you the completed structure of our high school years- Th CI fios ' . X 1 GiZOcv4gf,4!', ,ff V f' f 4 'V ,L If , I . I, X ll. ,tr lff f' if , L?-.IJ lfffl f,v5'QP 't'T I, 141 ,Q .VAX f 'l fit!- rg' X 'A ,fl ' yy!! ri H Pomeroy, P, Perkins, A. Westbrook, B. Rawlins, J. Clark, R. Chen, S. rnson, K. Aase, B. Bell, J. Aase, E. Cunluffe, D. Aronovici, Mr. Stern, Alley, T Groth, C. Kostoff, M. Blanchard, J. Crozier, S. Clark :a'or Barbara Bell Qt Qopiritu The Annuals Luncheon ,fi -I Dummy, Decisions, and Deaaline 85 -v Q Xi, 5 ig - g ' Q Q 0 . , Yi V, af, 41: I I I The work of the architects, contractors, and builders is now finished, and emerging are the members of the class ol l954. The necessity for accurate plans, a strong foundation, the sturdy framework and the four brac,es is now evident. We see the class of i954 as a completed structure, built on a solid founda- tion of scholastic achievement, play, friendships, and social activities, The combination of these materials in proper balance is the ultimate goal ol our high school education. Our Seniors are now ready to weather the challenges of life. 251 fp QS F !,. -ff' l 47 I ' 4 4! f Q. ,Q eompleting the Structurqp Y Vme presidem Vice Presidenl Secretary gecky Qhigdgow Janice Williams Georgia Bayes enioro Social Chairman George Balch wnuq, Social Chairman Dennis Woy preside-nfs Dick l-lerr ana Pal Marfinez Secrelary Sally Baker Social Chairman Barbara Lueflgerodf 1 L Social Chairman Kclfhy Conklin JON AASE 4 ae: d 141 Flf 1161 mg 011 e In f Il: llrlvzmg 11111 me reewezfl lun yecr Annuc slo ireos Bon CSF Mornmg bullefnn Wesvnnghouse honorable mentuon SALLY BAKER 111 IIJL Q71 1 ll 1 f like fluffy S4113 ll yeorl Gurls League Journolvsm Club Talent Slwow Tru Hn Y I4 be ffm Iblilgf d een be EI mul 4 111 M111 fri er m J nhl 14 yeorsl Annuol staff A Clegg Seq 3 GAA 3 4 Tolenf Show A Wolfpocket sto 3 GEORGE BALCH VIIIVIIIL I ur I1 1,11 If fn mug tu wffzebody e fe orsl Closs soc c our A Bon rclwesfro 3 4 A You Center A DAVID ARONOVICI P nd JT 1 1 110 71 I H101 Jer lflllf Jr! lb yeorsl Svudenv Body 'reos 4 Annual svcff o c our 3 Tn n' ow 4 Tennls 3 BARBARA BELL I Ibm! I rould Zuni md III? ullb mzztmzfd yeorsl Annuol Ednor A CSF 2 lr Te Sfudem Body ploys 2 3 A wav AH, .z- . , l 3 . 1 ix A A -gf 'l'l1f ,1 - 5.121 fly Ju' uf '.n't l. ' . . ull. , o . f ' 1' '. ' 3, 4, Cl ss so ch , Lle Sh , , 4 , Q H-,ly-1, If fb' -L ' v My fn, jf, ,J ' V, 1 I, SUSAN ALLEY .H1fll1.L1,f. Ibey are ff! lI7f.Ifld .md fell- fl Fw 1 I' fa' 'll ' - ' ll' ll I l fi . d, :wif , lun. 'I 'f . fr' I , , J lb 5 , 3, N L - ff A 4, G ls' Sm 3, GAA. 1, 23 3, 4 ff Ulf , ',i'r w rn.nI, Juffs 1011 ' ' l z ' : Elm fy - If 15 .zf I .2 . i1'l .A .A A hfglf , , D 1 l l2 ye . h ', 5 d 3, 47 O , : Troclr 3, p th ,fl A 4 MILLY BLANCHARD H7-Itllff f the ligflyert wde: md fury Hlzu md I I Nnwld Jdmn 111111 pa flfff lb yeorsl Student Body sec 3 Annual A F r 3 4 Wolfpacker A Assembly clwalr man A Santa Barbara Muslc Fesvlyol g :X 'Tr RUSS BOYD t r ygful 4 :mu 1 14 1 P1 JI ll ,III ll X7 yearsl Gym Club 4 ETHEL BLACK fer efemnze Ju e but 1 u ne Wu fllylllg fm GAA earsl GAA A r F Ensern e DAVID BOSSON Talent Show 3 4 II fiber Q fd y mluue bind 'Y QL, gunz A zfe lfe nl ful Q 5 I6 beuzizzcl 4 :agile l N.-3'f.a Years ass pres 2 Svudent Coungll A Q 5-,R .fn-I 3 7-5' T enlSl1ow 2 3 'A' N :B '- g-Ou. X A-... r 'N '-3 X 'N' ' 'N' BECKY CHIDLAW .QQHJ ,CHANDLER coa+U2n..x TAM COLLINS 751 Hlcll 611 I IIA' If I H 111 El:IlllH1Il1JJt7I 5 4 3 O cl l 3 Talen' Show OW 2 e 11110116 fun 1 Illfllb In I 4 d 2 vearsl Song eader A Class vlce J Yemsl n G Ped Cross Sclence Ula A Ta en' yew idx Il ,Q 1 iff 6 1 L ul of flu y r I mmf lu 1 lA yearsl Annual 4 Class vlce pres 2 1 un I hue 1 querffnz 3 Fomball prlncess A Clrlsfmas prun cess 3 Wolfpackef 3 A Operefla Z n X .I at if ' . . I .U J. ff ff 1 1 . '. f . CS.. 2, 3, 4, pes. 4, GJ-XA. l, 2, .Bn , If f-I A f , X X1 X x, 'f ii' 35- l 14,f, j, J ,gm .1 ld .rll Ilvingr wlwu ll, yl ' MW if, ru NUCA , but lm zz If.U X, , , U, 1' uh I u'.1.r . IIN - - - 1 1 G: -V f lf' .ny fez' lv' 1 ' ff' U, . . . ' ' . . 1 ' .QV lb y H. , . l, 2, 3, , p es. A, CS. . 2, 3, 4, bl 2, 3, 4, Af-w.!1lF- u ,- ' ,IW 'f .' l'lA Jr 1 lr, -,f MU- uf! 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A Arr Club 3 pres ss oc chow En ble if 'TT 1 MlKE GRAY 4 we: 11' 1 1 1 4 yecrsl Key Club 2 4 all 2 Fo o Tolerv Show A HELEN CONTRERAS fl! f 1 11 1 1 :elm I1 1 I u ul He J orsl :rs ec ue amslr Club 2 3 Tolenv Show ,Q ,K Q as A ld , I f f s'- T x ' i a lV'Lj f1!'f 'fl ff f'lL l ff' 4 I l 511 14,1 fl v ul 'lull -1' 1l 'r f 'll 1'r-, 1' ww? Tin 'l'r,r1f11re ,Qu I re. 'ff 'lf 'U' ' ' . , 1,1 wr ull. ,'l1U1,1r ffl . 111 f' I 61.1 Tcl .1 rffqr by ,Lp 5 , 1- 2,3 bye, LG f lb: dsl C '3 ' A D ,B ,'Dl 3 2,3Tens3, clc3. B lf ' 3 ILAHEY 2,4 Tr, 11111105 I, ak f I' 1 ro ,' T71 . ,ermlm H qw 1r1f re eferlf' I6 yeorsl Student Body pres. 4, Boys S1 , Cla pr . 2, 3, Yboll 2, 3, A- ke? , G , 3, 4. Th, 11 r lffrfk 'll f ' . 1 I ffl you kay 1l'r .U , lie. '6 l , 4: An , , 4, 4: Cla s ' , 3, 4, sem 2, 3, A ll l'. ll lffxelj 7IFI:f1'dlt', fm! fmrlf . I Ill 111111 'rf eff. Q ,111 ., 111' W lbye GlLgl,23,4 ' Sp l , , IJ A , I V' A . I I ,jr I . 'L' f M111 fur! wr 1 ' 1 f f,1f1l rfnl, .1111 ff, im I1 Ilv lad dune rfm1' xeurrf .1,2f1. 16 l , 3, pres. , Bos- lcelb , 3, 4, ccprl 4, orb ll 3, A, RONNIE GRAY Glory ir line mldieff prize: the wl- dier': weallh if lafnmrf' Ah, u'la.11 delrgbl lu In- .1 .mld1ev'. lb vearsl Always behmd vhe scenes in the kitchen. Going info the army. MARIAN HAWKINS I lldfflll been abmad nz fa long fb 11 I rm d,7I1flJ'I vfvezi lugllfb 14111111141 nz arfeul l3Vz yearsl Advemsnng Manager 3 Wolfpacket 3 A GAA 3 Talent Show A Spanish Club 2 'U' 2 -5' PAULINE ELLER KENNY HENDON A gfwd fldev on a gmd Iliff? If df mufb 4111111 bevfel and ullvenr as lhe umld rm mzlre her l6 vearsl M lorefte A GAA 2 3 4 Talent Show 2 A Ensemble 2 3 DON HARMS u flfdflgff and 31,14 fume me 111 Men ul feu u fdr ,ne lin bert men lfy yearl From Lincoln Nebraska Lnkes Tennls Sknnng Trapshootlng Tennus team Gerlluf If me pen rent lllffllfdflflll and 11111615 lime fre! ren! Afveffltlfvzltlorz I6 yearsl Studenr Body vnce pres 4 ss soc chaur 3 Track 3 4 Ta Show 3 A FRANCES HOLMES ll anim uc ulrer Ibm men bemufe tbeg Luau lfrr and llfldeffllrld mme I6 vearsl Buble Club 3 Ensemble 3 amsh Club 2 Orchestra l 2 3 , ,, . f . ' ,, ' . . 4. - H U , ' ' . c '. - . 5 U' I - - A , f : Cla . ' . I , 5 lent rr 7 1 . ' Q t . . . 5 ,' . 1 I uf .1 ' ' ' ,, .. I J V W, , I ,, ,, ,, Y 4, V. P 5 l ' A - 3 ' I , . A L, V I - V U Sp ' 2 . . , 4. . ,J s 'fn :Q i J l I . I. , ', l' -N , .. ,' ,'.,' if I ' j 7. ,11 3 0 A215 rl V . .. . C ' ' 1 . ,sggqf K., r- -... , k.g.j.,x,,g,-5'3 , 4. a A , .- . I . 'iff-NX ' ' -' . 5- . hi Q. JIM JACKSON Low 1' wziz fl'.:t1u'. Ffleiidf ,uf 1., fk,lf 7h',JIl6V. l ' ecrsv Bcsvefbsll 2 3 Fo b Ke Club A Ped Cross A CONNIE KOSTOFF 1 113 U1 u Q Il 171 Il L Nfl veorsl G r s League pres A Annu 1 0 5 se H p s 3 Wolfpockev 3 4 BILLIE ADAMS JACOBS 11 my zz ll Ill 1 fr III If I or nr Leogue W I BETTY LANZING f' fzllfeu rldzfm III r 1 1 v or Glrls League Qecor Club H Y -a--5 JIM LARSEN ul dge 1 fmfur md fwfr L we in 11 PJI 1 mmm .xuzlzr zu fflflllfillfl lnlerf fled nz Jr mme 1 Id zgrlrufluv 6 I6 yeorsl Scuence Club 4 Bums Bond 4 Talent Show 3 4 -fx. DICK HERR Jwm 7 CPI I orsl Clcss p es A B Bosl-ce' :nl Omg C Q g A Tolen SV vv DAVID LONG I Ill' 1 ll 1 feorsl Bfusebf-I 0 6 If I I A5 Q' gll 4 1 -' ' f A 1' I V V an I . 4 Sky II fm , 141111, df 1t, 4 5 J Km, , 'I .1 rf. ff . , In ffl g 'lllfflll.1IlL'fU 'elf' 11 I 1 jf, I4 ,Il ., fl 1,. .dvfy 4, CI 5 C. 2, 3, asf. 11, rf.. Lv uf' -' - re , , , . ' E IINI I wfrfu If ,1 gn! 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' N TONY MADISON I ll ll c Nfl 11 11111111 1 1 11111 113 1111 I 11d I 14111111 if l3 veorsl Record Club 4 w mx B L NORRIS 611 I 111j116f11 lo veorsl Smdenv Booy Soles Mgr os evboll 3 co co e Club 2 Foo o Loss pres 2 131111111 X-Ill 1 ',HI'lA 1111 6 veors JAA l, 1 -, 4 Ooere' ' 3 Lffoo! s'o'f l 'l A Club pres 4 BARBARA LUETTGERODT 1 11111 11511 1 1 lllb 1111 11111: yeorl Chrusrmos Queen Song leon e Tr H1 Y Closs soc cholrmon ANITA MOLINA PAT MARTINEZ 1 1111: Y t orsl Coss pres .5 Foo o ose o roc Y 4 B Slterboll 2 'Z 4 Lefferm BOB PARHAM E H 11111 IIIXL 111 ic H 1111113 yeorsl Song leooer 4 GAA on sh Club 2 IV I 6 yeorsl If tltfff IUIL lfg 1115111111111 11 1115 1 1 cllll if l 3 xx , xv ,K I 1111111111 ,1ff11'd 111 1l.llll ll 111 .i- Milli lyll' ll 1 1'1f- 'bf' 1' '41 ffl ,E , 16 ye 1 I .d4, rblll I z1,1- M111 111 be .111 111 .111rz1'11 Q, 3, 45 B b II, T lc I, 2, 3, A l ' l' - ld- '- ' UH , cop o , , 5 ' on W H111 1 ' B, ' . 111111 1,11 1. 11,1l XX A rw ' . , y rg 1- - ' JJ lu 1 yeh f 1 X . Y V. f 1 -x r 1 7 nf K . J IL Er 111111111 l6'H'Ill' 11 . ' L11 lv , 13111115 11101-1 5111111 1'11f 11.111d11'111,g The vllffl 111111 ul .1 111,111,111 11 111 L1 ,1 3 ,-1' lf 1- My A 1.1.1 , 'elm' ' V ' 3 A' ' V V EJ F I IL' 'acl ll Ifwfz. S' ll I. B' B lc , l, 2, , - pr. A l5 V - A ' 2' . ' 4111111 X1 jdvu Hn . 111 nc Y 3, 4, lb ll 4 'I 3, 41 so V , ml-1- 3 1 ffnefff 1:11111- ,int 3 l 5 1 , ' . .Q ig, ' '1 'Z 0 . N fx .. O I ELIZABETH LYON BOB MIEROW MARCIA MILLER Sl, 1, vg,,f,,1,,l .IQ il Hn. lN'f,f,,m'l1Le A m.n1 14 bn uulw uell, lllllrv' mf! .fl Hlillblfffz jx .1 fwtwzq IPI ,v1, llldflllg ll flu' .l'l1l4l7LI'c.'l fflffww uulf, LII! .fl ln' bmzwlr' urfluf' fl-H11 iff llulgfe 581146121 llnf tewjmr-.ny lb years! Wolfpaclrev coeedltor A, Class I2 years! Basketball 3, A, Key Club J'ld1bc'f.IflfI1,H. sec. 2, C.S F. 2, 3, 4, Gnrls Ensemble 4, Wolfpoclcev A. lb Yemsl Annual 3? G-A-A lf 2, 3. 4: 2, 3, A, Amer. Leg-on Oravorlcol 3 ,good lime milling. Ensemble 3, 4, Talen! Show 3, 4, Wolf, packe1 2, 3, 4. GEORGE STRALEY T1'1w'e'f .1 good lime wvlmg boy. .1 lb yearsl Football 3, 4, capt. 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4. NANCY NEWINGER JERRY PLATT Sfn' rfmlefr uilb ,HIJYIK of !.lllr2f7Ig'I .md H 1IlYlL'.If of will, ber rzlefludy .md wueel- I -g 'U' Old- I 'U ' uid' I 'lull ua U- fb, ,,,'-,fuj bed.,-1 j, ffljff flu' fwtluuzr uf my lru1n'ev'r mlfedll yearl Gnrls' League, Talent Show, B l7 lll bw' -HIUY L5 yearsl Stage Crew 2, 3. i 4 KAY RUCKDASHEL '.'ll 11fJo1zI Hfldvlwf Ibere mr! be rm 11146 MJ. L3 yearsl Camera Club 3, Bible Club , 4, Operefva 3. Ve UI it JERRY SULLIV zum ff 1 2 I 127 III r gd 111 rv 5 urs! erws ,, -Scece Clu VALERIE STIVERS H ,. a' L 4 ' eorsl Wolfpockev I, 2, A, ed-ro semble 2, 3 4 S oo! y -C so roi ckor 3 BARBARA SHELLENBARGER f AJ I Juv df 11718 1 'L eorsr 2 3 Opere yrs Loewe 1 2 LUTHER SWEET C mf z 'A eorsb o kerbcll A Q c 0 e cu erevfo 3 Toferw S ow 3 A Spam dub A FRANCES SMITH 1 1 11 mu 1,1411 r I 1 K6 yeorsi Chrusrmos Frrncess 4 O er Q Q T215-MSCW GARY THOMPSON V111 1 rf rr,n,' '2 years! Dromo Club pres, 3, Sdwoo' rnlovs 3 lv E37 Z i BARBARA SUMPTER fc uf . Lug! .gf . . .H I 1 11' I ' years! So g leader 4 Chrrstmos VIUCSSS 2, 5 Foot Q Prrnqegg A GAA R 3, A' Schooi pc xg. C 'I' JIM WATTS 'Silenfe if one ,El'E.1f af! mn1'erI.1- li II. H' if ual 4 of! u' o rmzrr uhm to bfld hrs mnleuef 'I Il uexer tell I3 fy Ye0V5I JENNIE TORREZ Cule lmppy fmafl md fnappj orsl G A A , SDGWSI1 Club 2 3 Tolem Show 4 DENNIS WOY Amzber fumble' Tb 11 J bn precmuv r e ecrsI Key club 3 F boll r c Cop! 4 Boske1 2 3 4 Leffermen 5 Club Secretory 4 DONALD THORNTON SIIEPIIE 15 farfly more Jtrmulatnzg 1 Ike Hlllglnflflflfl tfmrz 11171051 anything e e I4 yeorsI Tenms 3 4 Leffermens Club B d 3 4 Orche cs In Memorrczm DAVID HENRY BRUNWORTI-I December 22 T953 . I, .e ., IAIEVDTSIQR JAQIE WIEI AII6 ' A bone! 11 f1f,re.' My kingdom for .cz HOWARD WHEATON .Ll be hit ir binary, u'IJ.1l fwfffe mined if myrfery, I6 yeqrsl Operetfo Ag Wolfpocket sfoff Ag ToIent show 2, 35 sfoge crew 2, 3. orsI Class eep 2, 3 4, Trl '- 3, Youth center councrl Ag Football queen sr 'C' To you Qemember . When lhey hrohe ground for the neu' Jehool huildingf early lax! Jpring. ,--Z' c'77'f When the Jtructuref began - - - end wen' IQWUJ' to take shape during the fompleted early in fhe fall. yummer .1 By zhif time ereryone um in the midft of a Ihnzxmrzd avfizilief. and foofhalf hreafmz any in ful! fzring uifh ily long hour! of praffife. Tfw md nj me fm1La mnmz Lame 11117 a zznlmj 0167 Bomm 7 'I f wWxL J.. L NA mm nv JK ffmffzaff quam on 1111! zz mzderfuf mg vi if Basketlmff Jlepped flex! into the Jportf fpofliglaf. The Con- mlafimz Trophy in flue Clvifm Toznvm- mezzf any a grand begimzing fn zz ,fur- rexyful Jeuwzz. Um' farwffx :forked ffrefeyff-1 fnzzardy 1175 Sefffm' Bfnfqfuff. zzffffv ,flfffv pmjcff.v af ffw .Uexffaff Dfmfef' mf faffffam' Ilffv. Q was Ipflcff Day. l ef1r'ffa1'y fp' af Sfmzz' I affcf1', Tfve juzfforfr Bafkeffzaff Carffffaf fzroffgfvf mem- ffrfey nf ffm Donkey Ba,ffPeff2aff game. u Nw .s'L'fw14'e dL'!7dI'fllIW1l ami' ufffv fff Ffrff Sd- ,ZJL If Iffaru fwfnu wife Fair. am fff IIN fum dfffwx 111 fffuzfffrfw fff fan' pam af ffm!! llfgfv - ffw fu'r'ffw1Ag fvfffl juzfwfif. faff .fffm wlwaff. a fnmfvu fvaff, alffw' Vgafmf !l1l'ffc.Y. 'ff' J IHA' fff Llffldlf. The fJ,Yf ll Lcfkj' iff JLLIWJIIX IRIX: ,fff.11f,' 11111 vfffuf In IU ,av zu lfffffffzfaff ffm' fwfkgfv Mffaff' Hmm .nfff ffaffn fffzfardx Agmdffaffffu .md ffm Yfffffu, ......- ffmb mf added f7Ilf70l'l- rr J gffuev z 'F J -C L .,,,f,:, F 'J H - S1 'iiffy l Plumr-rg' '.'ZLH:Vf 1r1, fo . :r lf'l'1s ee and gee aolzetlsall New additions to the sports scene at Claremont l-ligh this year were the Cee and Dee basketball teams, coached by Mr. Snyder and Mr. Klooz. In league action, the Cee team won only one game, but the Dees triumphed in three. ri- i- To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian characterf This is the purpose ot Tri-Hi-Y and this year thirty girls experienced the fellowship of combining service to the school and community with numerous social activ- ities. brook Presidents Janine Mgr, :na Vnlerie St vers B Sumptev SECOND POW B Ntt'e, Y Zan ga, D Pecx 'Q Legrftof C Jogler, B, Hale THIRD POW l. Walker, M BOOFFOU' K lNall, f Kostcff ' Grow, K, Johnson D Bam N Newnger E13-CK PON S. Hogan J, Keys 5 Jacobs, S Baker, N Miller ,L Mclfn M King I gmsf lOl Flf2Si ROW B Bfllfn, A West, T ug, A 'Y' if V ka f gw C, ,. ,, . ' -. -, 1 , ' . 5 xxxif 1 . ' -K SNP Hr YM: 1 , i51i..4P ' 7:27 -' 'L' 0, f THE Ffflfwchez CLUB WHA-A-AT? ,, , Er., Sm NPGRD Swain: f x. Q , 1 -l ' 'N 'Q r 1' S '5 A 1 t . 4 l 'W -5 ,,,, .1 3 r 8 T . DOES IT Gpsw? ' , L . .4 4 ',95?2f'3? ,. kt' M Ayf A . .V f 3 ETheL A gig: 3- NYE. IAN STRALEy Eigif 'ff k Q lin, ,' . ' - E ,llff f - If ,, f x I A A A ,A . 'I-I' 2 v 3 ' .Ag M-M-M Gooo! Bmreay Buomes 3 Q J 'B JEXI f 1 -L ggi U - 1 QXAWE f 'QYoKe Y ? ' ' 51 Ai N, , V98 -if R Ten vis canyons ? No! Quars A CHANGE Cases KQQN +0 'HIE F F11 Alvin g 'v L' 4x:5J: lieu 418505 It GUS! 1 I n 1 I 4 Manned M N ff -ww-aug N J-AN N HAPPY 6 1 far unto the mght Her assrstance dvd not stop pprecwctaon Early last fall we were IU complete bewtlderment after the fnrst vtsnt from our prnnter who Informed us our plans were good but needed more life W were devoid of new Ideas and dnd not know where to begun unttl Muss Palmer unsntentuonally carne to our rescue She spent long hours wuth us helpung to arrange our pnctures even when the work lasted wtth the layout for we contanued to seek her advuce on any artustuc problem especially the cover whuch she and Kathy desugned There are few actuvu tres nn the school that do not show the effect of Mass Palmer s guzdnng hand so we feel fortunate Indeed to have had her help Many others panned nn to produce t portrait photography Mr Frampton the commerclal work and Mr Production Service Monrovua our pubhsher was certaanly the man and Mr Stern put In thenr tame too and I am especially grateful to he yearbook Mr Haynes n Hubbell of the Advertusung behind the scenes The staff them for their asslstance and for the experuence I have had ID working on EI Esplrntu de T954 e Edntor ponooro We are snncerely grateful to the followung people who through thenr contrxbutuons made posslble the publlcatron of EI Espurntu de I954 DR AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS NELSON C BELL WILLIAM G BLANCHARD G V ELLER FRANCIS HEARST CLARK HUNGERFORD E K JACKSON GEORGE D LEASK T .I LOWRY E WILSON LYON T E NORRIS F THEODORE PERKINS Tl-IURLOE STRALEY MRS MARY D WESTBROOK STOCKS AN D SCHWANZ ju . . I , ' . e . ' , . I Th ' S MR. . I . MR. . . . MR. . MR. . MR. . . . MR. . . MR. . . . MR. . . MR. . . . MR. , . MR. . M ORANGE JULIUS DRIVE IN W F h CLAREMONT BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION Y 5 271 Zfarultg X g 2483 X cnemve f PHOTOGRAPHY Stuhentsa Bnrtralts A-laguna Qllaremnnt I1 . I f BIII owry 492 . oo? ill ' I IA CIorernonT, Colifornio X5 , vkfjxd 219 ole Avenue -I Claremont, Calif. H, ' ., Vww In . fini A e 2 'N ga, I 'I . ' nf 35 an Iilrumin '- nII WT Portrait ' Wed ' ' ' X Paupori ' Coll ' ' Fnendly Corner Servrce STANLEY W RUGH Cucamonga and Alexander Kay Brunworth Pressdent Il J Maintenance Supphr Co , Inc Servung Claremont High School Claremont Calif LYcomnng 5 1557 1210 South Garey Pomona Caluf LY 2 2406 VILLAGE HOBBY HOUSE Models Crafts 262 W 2nd St Claremont wo Button Roll One Button Roll Lnght Grey Powder Blue Po of Se or Op Compluments CHANDLERS Store Men COLLEGE CLEANERS There s a Drfference 284 W Second 5 2508 MURPHY CHEVROLET COMPANY Qualnty Workmanshup 301 N Garey Pomona 216 Compluments of 260 s Thomas ST Pomofw COW O l ' Q U 'T of : , Q .xA 0 V ' Tricks TOT ll ' ' 'o . T -fn., ' , . L - - 13 l Compliments of WATER COMPANY THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Claremont 269 West Second EVERETT'S SHOE SHOP Claremont 122 Yale REMONT FEED 8. FUEL STORE CLA 211 Yale Aveune Claremont, California HEBERT'S 155 So Garey 224 Yale Ave Claremont Pomona Fine Jewelry AlW0YS A AG Ill Illlll ll 14115 Pomona 71248 c94a6ef.4 lfeautg :Sh p 199 Harvard Claremont 5 2045 LY 5 2663 Sam Wa Clarem 120 Yale Ave 3' DYERS e WILLIAM H BYERS Insurance Agency 127 Harvard Claremont Ly 5 2523 52529 51941. fgd CLEANERS Claremon 135 Yale Ave HINSHAW S STATIONERY Cards Artist Fine Stationery Materials Supplies Printing Clare 4 West Second lser Y FT! BOULEVARD MARKET The Friendly Store Claremont Indian Hi ll 81 Foothill Income properties - Loans - Homes PITTMAN - AKERLY REALTORS Property Management - Homesites IZENS NATIONAL BANK THE CIT Claremont, Calif. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FLORENCE B CURTIS Real Estate and Insurance W P Russell 5 2 11 West First 529 CULLER S Five and Dime Claremont 126 Yale Avenue FOSTER JEWELERS 124 Yale Avenue Claremont ont POMONA VALLEY CREAMERY Since 1912 2 4062 661 E Second Pomona 'Q cunemam ,jj IIN. on LUMPLLIL HUML llll1NlElllNlSS , . 1 n 1 li li sus. Q . . L - 22 ' 2 ' - I 0 I Ly. - ' ' -ze L Th A .r . Q 5 4 W ' 23 11,5 5: 21 f CLAREMONT. CALIFORNIA Of A Good Place to Trade School Supplues Candy Cosmetlcs 160 W poofhm Blvd Ge If 01 LYcommg 5 2035 RUNSVOLDS PHARMACY Southeast corner 2nd 8- Yale Harold S Sl Rolf C Runsvold Pharmacists Complzments of Homes Lots Country Property H. T. RICHARDS or MACK PARKS 127 Harvard 5 2523 ' I 5 A' wolrf und coMPANv Corfpllrnenls of CLAREMONT COURIER D nrers o fre Wolfpackef Harvard Claremont Nolfpackef fo Beomon S fo, Sporls Sport ng Goods iN shwclx .fi 4 9 vv 2nd Xa Pomona 2 6006 Stores for Men and Boys sunce 1911 JAHN P EvAN.s VL T POMONA CALIFORNIA Pomona Calafornua CLAREMONT MARKEl Qualify v'VnTl'1 Thrift Fuller Palms Flxfures Wurung Applnances BENTLEYS FOOD MA KET Thurd and Yale Fuller Palnlg Futures Wlnng Appliances faul JI fazge Claremont S Elecfrlcvan l.Ycomnng 5 1712 BUDS BIKE SHOP Sclwwunn Hercules BSA Parts and Repaurs 2 W r 5 2227 BEAU S TOGGERY Custom Tanlorung Complete Formal Rental Servuce Dnsfnnchve Men s Apparel 210 W 2nd 5 3085 One Stop Service CLAREMON1 LAUNDROMAT Half hour laundry Funnshed laundry 81 dry cleaning 108 Harvard The Ruckdashels CLAREMONT HARDWARE 220 Yale 5 1118 I 'ls ITS L ' I .r fcbctr b l o ff - 5 Y R-g' ., ,, , 1 - kan 129 2 ' - . - ST KHEADQUAR FRS 7 .. 4 - 215 W. lsf 1 7 17 ,Is - 1 1 ,ff Il 1 . 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