La Puente High School - Imagaga Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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CLASS OF 1924 OFFICERS President .......,...........,.... ......... ....,......,,7 AAAA.,,, J 0 h n Shepek Vice-President .......,...,.......... .......... K eith Chaffee Secretary and Treasurer ...... .,,Y, , .. A lyce Maxson Class Advisor ,s,,.,.,......r.,...,........... .......,...Y,,r,rV,r,r, ........ lV I iss Wolcott SECOND SEMESTER President ....,..........,.... ........,.........w.,..........,r,r,r.,,,rrY,,,r,,.,..... K eith Chaffee Vice-President . ....,w,..... ....,.... K enneth Eikenberry Secretary and Treasurer . ......,...........v Russell Hall Class Editor ......rr...,... 7V....,. IV largaret McDonald Class Advisor ...... ....,.............,,,..rr,. ....7wwY....v,Y,,, M i ss Wolcott CLASS ROLL Agnes Didier Margaret Peters Ferdinand Cota Dorothy Evans Margaret Volkman Kenneth Eikenberry Velma Evans Raymond Allison Russell Hall Pauline Fox Merle Campbell Lyndsey Hoag Veva Judge Keith Chaffee Joe Lamaison Alice Maxson Raymond Chandler Sylvain Iassalette Margaret McDonald John Connell John Shepek Louise Olivares Henry Carrey Paul Pearson The Class of '24 has progressed very rapidly since their entrance into P. U. H. S. We have onl been here two short vears, but we are coming to the front. Y , as We tried, as Freshmen last year to do the small tasks that are usually put upon Freshies, such the cleaning of the letter MPN on the hill east of Puente. We also tried to perform the strenuous task of being made Freshmen. We modeled after the Juniors and Seniors. It was hard, but we have lived through it, nevertheless. Social- ly we have been very successful. ,We had several social functions but the one to be remembered is the uFreshie Receptionf' given to us by the Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores, who with great ceremonies, welcomed the timid Frshmen into the Student Body of P. U. H. S. This year we have had several social events such as a party at the home of Dorothy Evans at which everyone enjoyed themselves. Also we had a picnic at Brookside Park. The prize page in the annual was won bv the class of 7211, this year. lt was a hard fight, but we finally were the victors.J The class pi 720 won this page as Sopho- mores in '18. The class o 22 won it as t1I'110I'S in 72. . We keep up with the other classes from the athletic point of view also. ln our football team were, Johnny Shepek, Keith Chaffee and Ferdinank Cota from the class of 124. ln the boys, basketball team were Keith Chafifee, and baseball, Johnny Shepek Keith Chaffee and Ferdinand Cota. We wish to thank Miss Wolcott for her help to us during the two years she has been our advisor. Page Twenty-fire

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CLASS OF 1925 OFFICERS President ------------- -----------,---,A---..V ......... E c lith Maxson ViCe'PfeSiCleHt ....,........,,,,Yv, w-YYYY------ R OSS Turner Secretary and Treasurer ....,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,.,,A,A ,,l,, V VV V H glen Metcalf SECOND SEMESTER President ,........... ,E.,..,.Av,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4A,,,,Ew,w,, , , Vice-President ......,,v,,,,,.,, Secretary and Treasurer ..,.,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,w,,,,,, Thomas Richards Albert Rath Bryce Schurr Ross Turner ,lohn Zuniga Lillie Deal Helen Didier Nellie Didier Marjorie Deitzel Ruth Edmunson Margaret Eggers Frances Freeman Roberta Glover Felicia ldiart Elsie Lenton Latona Main CLASS ROLL Edith Maxson Joseph Biscar Pete Bourdet Edward Carrey Edmund Chavez Earl Clevenger Roy Corwin Ernest Espitallier Joseph Espitallier Francis Fox Melvin Gilbert John lnce Frank Laulive Eddie lVlain Thomas Martin Damon McCoy .. ....,.... Alice Parriott ........Esther Schultz ,,...,...Helen Metcalf Frank Metcalf Launce Miller Ernest Nash Helen Metcalf Marjorie Newton Alice Parriott Yvette Rambaud Esther Schultz Phyllis Schumacher Josephine Steele Ruth Taber Helen Tindall Christine Wachs Emmeline Zuniga We went to school on that first day wondering what would happen to us, for we had heard many strange tales about the troubles of the Freshies. The upper class- men laughed at us and remarked about our greenness, although we couldn't imagine why, for to ourselves We didnlt look so funny. We got our books and then the study- ing began. Such studying, tool The lessons were longer than we had ever imagined could be learned in twenty-four hours. Between learning our lessons and trying not to do anything to make the Sophomores laugh at us? we had no time in which to be lonely. Soon after school started we were invited to a reception by the upper classmen. We were initiated and sent home feeling better acquainted with each other. Several of the boys in our class were on the football team, and the Freshman girls helped a great deal to put over a winning team in girls' baseball. Before we are Seniors, Puente will be proud of the class of 725. We have enjoyed our first year as high school students and are looking forward to the next three years which we hope to make the best and most successful of our school life. Page TlL'8I1fj St'L'Efl