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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

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Through our annual ths year, l have an unusual Opportunty 'O acauaht you 'fwfr' all phases of Our school We l arn Ifnagaga, narhecl as the soirzt of our annual, vvln ch in roy native TOVQJ6 signifies to bring cheer ana pleasure. As your guiae, let me present you with a close' view of our stuaents and their various activities throughout the year. You will see them loyally striving to uphold the traditions and ideals of the school. Not only on the athletic field but also in the classroom, you will find thern eager and enthusiastic to solve whatever prohlerns confront them. Welcome again, Mr. Wilson. It has been pleas- ant going through the school year with you. Best wishes for rnany more successful years at Puente Union High School. fv.F!5 ' Q X X 9m04Wa :tx 4 ..,, y X., Um School 70 IV W1 -' 601 Z' P I Ma. Glen 14. Jian ,f 2 .. -fi! ., ,-v. ..- 5,1 .g ,- gf t,.. 4 BOARD OF TRUSTEES: LEFT TO WGHT if Baci' 1 A Niscii T M .M-lls f B MQM lair L TN. ,J A Powlfmrl H D Mrliiiv Um NME ' Mr. Wilson, we realize that you have already been working in close contact with our Board of Trustees through your first year. They are public spirited individuals who see that we have an up-to-date school, with modern educational facilities and the best in- structors available. By means of a long range building program, with one division already built and a new science building now in construction, they are carefully plan' ning forthe future. The Board consists of Fred M. Wells, President, John A. Rowland, Junior Clerk, Cath- erine Bidart, Recording Secretary, Dr, H. l.. Hutchins, H. Dexter McKay, and Frank B. McMillan. .aiu p SE!-TED T Butch' STANDllNlG B Pri'liff, M Cullorn, V Wrigrwoyw Keeping things in order, our capable secretaries serve uS with their unparal elled energy and conscientious efforts The ollice runs sinoothly all year due to their CO-Operatic with lJOtle faculty and students We appreciate the expertness with which they solve the rnany prob- lenws that contront them throughout the year 14, ig DONALD N. BUTLER QMLVG - Always ready to help the girls with their per- plexing problems is Miss Ernestine Hodges, Dean of Girls. She has the ability to recognize each girls pofentialities and to encourage her to become familiar with the formula for success. Bwuf Jlelpm Without the competent help of Carl Lidman and his fellow custodians, our school surroundings would not be so pleasant. These busy men not only keep the grounds and classrooms in order, but also maintain a heavy bus schedule and are always ready to help out in an emergency. igfzl' - Jfancf Man Serving as Vice-Principal and Dean of Boys, Donald Butler, is continually working toward the betterment of the school. By his helpful ad- vice and friendly manner, he strives to make our boys' programs both interesting and bene ficial, ERNESTINE V. HODGES f'7Si DZ!! , l'lQ., 'L , 'imiiry J M Barber QVCVNC QOH cllwii J ' Efirhe' Ti Swl' X Z X .f .I . E , ANGEL CHARLES E. DICKSON l fc VWWGVCIGI El'tQllSl'i,SOCiOISlUC1lFE', ,X Public Speaking Adviser: Bible Club, Speecr Clurg - Throshing Out the Monthly Problems CHARLES C. HOOKS JAMES H. KENNEY Metril Short, Arts cinfl Crfilts Sociql Srudiegy Engligl- fatvwietirs Footlmcili lenns, Drgmqtigg Pwrisifethcill, Arlviserg Cnr Clul, l xf is-... S ' v WILLIAM L. FONTENROSE Mechonicdl Drawing, Art, Athletics: Bdsketooll, JV Footpol WAYNE O. GILFRY lnstrunwentol Music Worrior Bond Truck. L' ln typing ond shorthono, occurocy ond speed odvocotes Mrs. Angel: her odvice the students heed . . . Mr. Dickson is so very kind, o better English tecicher is hord to find . , . When educoting our students in the field ot ort, Mr. Fontenrose is os hdppy os o lark . . Mr. Gilfry, who directs our bond, is d wondertul leoder ond deserves o hond , , About drts ond crdtts to Mr. Hooks we re dlwoys turningf he is ever anxious to help us with our leorning A , A talented nwon who s pleosing to know Mr Kenney helps with every drdmotic show . , , A biologist who knows whot to soy, Mr. Striebel is reolly okoy . . . Helping the Future Forrners on their wdy, is Mr. Walker versatile and gov. RICHARD F. STRIEBEL CARTER T. WALKER fini., ,.,, H. Ewntgox ,Q 3- s,.- F ' i,.Ff1fiw ,.vv. ' rf V ,r i' Agr ruliirf SMA, liftun ,. If fl gn . at ' J 5 A f FREDERICK L. BARTON ERNESTINE V. HODGES ci Studies Boys Rhys cal Deaf if Gris, English Eiiuccit ci' Counsel nd L4 G rls ,ezigue Adv ser i.Fi'l6VV71FfV liifiuetfes is et cs: Tr ic' Cross Country 8 Faithful to all students and as Busy as ci Bee ' describes Mr. Barton, who teaches history . . , Miss Hodges, an example of the Golden Rule, advises the girls about our school . . . Miss Hunt, a more pleasant librarian is hard to find, will help all students with any problems they have in mind . . . A 'Florence Nightingale in disguise, is Mrs. Kohlenberger, whos very wise , . A In fairness and friendship no one can compete, with Miss Leger, an all around athlete . . . A mathematician, who's new this year, Mr. Ridder warrants a cheer , . . For vocal music thats always smart, Mr. Rogers is dear to our heart. . . Mrs. Sprong, to Puente a guiding light, teaches us to be nice and polite, RUTH F. LEGER LOUIS O. RIDDER Gris Physical Education Mathematics Counseling Counseling Arif ser: GAA., GALS. tl f X, 'i ,- ,vm -Q ff' W , -Q 4 2 ,fo Q.-v HELEN L. BLACK KATHLEEN D. JORGENSON l-lornernciking Social Siudies Englisi' A iviser- Furure l-lornenwokers Journcnlssni Adviser- Irnogcigcx lliferoryi Toinohcuwk umfffi Mrs. Black Teoches us To sew: There s nothing obouf ir ihcmf she doesni know . A Mrs. Jorgenson, gives our iourncilisis odvice, besides being helpful, she s very nice . . . Mr. Mauch keeps The girls in step ond is known for his obiliry To orouse school pep. . . Mr. Meardy, hisloricin, with o gifted mcinner odvises Jr. Sroiesnwen who like To rcxise Their bonner , , . Mr. Schafer, o codch ond friend, cheers cill the Teorns To The end . . Eminence cmd dignity describe Mr. Schilling, who will Teoch us Sponish il we cure willing Alwoys wonting Tc lend cm helping hcind is Mr. Sharon, ci ccinwerci :on A The mon who knows The clossics oi boih The Greeks ond Ro' incxns describes Mr. Taylor, who s cilso czuire ci snownwcin. ELDON G. SCHAFER ROBERT J. SCHILLING JOHN B SHARON MARCUS B TAYLOR Boys Physical Educciiion Spanish Voc1Tionci'AgriculTure ish Lcxrin Aihlefic Direcfor Adviser: CSF A lyiser Future Fcwrrriers Adviser Lciiin Club VcxrsiTy Fooibcill Coggin lincigcigc: lBusinessl Shufierbuczs D ocncnics Bcmseboll WMZ, L fl if l L. f- , QQ 5 255225 MAX D. BELL GENO DEZZUTTI GRACE H. GRIFFIN JACK G. MORRIS Mathematics Chemistry, Biology English Driver Education Adviser: Junior Class Adviser: Sophomore Class Adviser: Sophomore Class Adviser: Freshman Class Fizzmatics Fizzmatics Auto Club, Dramatics XRS' Checking in for the Day. HERMELINDA A. PRADO Spanish, French Adviser: Spanish Club Junior Class, French Club DAVID H. SPRONG Mathematics, Science Adviser: Senior Class in M. With the class of '55 he shares his knowledge, Mr. Bell helps to prepare us for college . . . A chemistry whiz and the Sophomores adviser, Mr. Dezzutti helps us become wiser . . . A graceful lady, vvhos very well-read Mrs. Griffin does much to make us well-bred . , . Mr. Morris, who directs our plays, may be a famous actor some of These days . . . Miss Prado, from Texas great, is very polite and says S'il vous plait' ',.. A scientific mind and a snappy walk, portrays Mr. Sprong whom we like to hear talk . . . Keeping our girls physically tit, Miss Stayton with everyone is a hit . . . Mr. Thornstrom, a basketball ace, keeps our Freshmen in their place. GLENN R. THORNSTROM Woodshop SHIRLEY M. STAYTON Girls' Physical Education Study Hall Advisers Freshmen Class Athletics: Football, Basketball 'J . , .Qi Sgt' 1,2 qv-i H -f'.'?'4 I y .W .1672 2 -cw vw-034, N, A ,,,,W,, Vw-'sm Hun: 59, -yn-.X ... .... 'L'2i......... .....-..-...:... 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Busy with plans tor Ditch Day the Junior-Senior Banquet, and the ultimate-GRADUA TION, we felt ourselves to be very important persons indeed. We possessed a new maturity, for soon w would be adults living in an adult world. As we leavi many thanks for the happiest year in our lives, M Wilson, You've helped us face the future with confidenc CHARLES BARKER IRVIN L BATELAAN FRANK P BECKER WILLIAM R ALVARADO GIUSTINA A ANDREATT! STEVEN ANGUIANO E 'T PHILLIP R. BISHOP SHERRYL R. BROOM RANDALL L. CLAY JOHN COOPER DONALD CULLUM PHILLIP E. DAVEY ERNEST DELGADILLO SALLY DeWITT i Each aa Wm' PETER J. CAGLIERO DIANN CHAPMAN DIANE E. COTTRELL DONALD C. COWLEY 6 + L CIMA DOBRIN CORTY W. DOLAN KATHERINE C. DUARTE MICHAEL M. ELIAS MARYLEE EMCH ROBERT O. ESOUEDA BARBARA M. ESTRADA CLAIRE E. EWING G- J, Efxg 2 -, 't,f'?w V 5.- 4 , lx. A :Zi 4 A .75 I I ' NN ,pau Qvv , HOWARD C. EEEMSTER ROSE M. EERRUA f . fl ! ' A. r - I . I Y . MM. WILLIAM H. ERISCH PATRICIA A. FULLER adaqaflaaa, - -I X fx- fi 'Ss .C-I Ni 'Y Vw X Sy' Tl I SALVADOR L GALVEZ EDWARD S I I my JUANITA GARCIA RICHARD E GRAEBER E S DOROTHY L GRAVES RILEY E GRAYSON MARY HALASZ LYNN K HANSON a MMA, M jaw 1 WAYNE R GRAY BETTY A GREENE PATRICIA E I-IANSON NORMAL HAWKINS I9 . XIV' A II If 77 II , I 'JV I I ,JJ I 5 A -sz 4' X I A - Q' F 'IU ,W ' 'VJ I I T 76961 ff , If I I ' 6 ' ' ' 1' J 1 ' I , X, R 6' ' I -. K I YT fm: C. . I X I M I Nz: I' . K- adaakafwlaf ROBERT E. I-IEILMAN RAYMOND J. I-IERNANDEZ IDA G JACQUES WILLIAM R JONES N i JOYCE J JONES NORA L JONES NONA C KIRK JAMES R KUHLMAN JEAN L LABESQUE ROBERT P LASSALETTE LORRAINE LATINO CAROL A LOBBAN 20 RICHARD LUNA RONALD MAESTAS CAROL Y. MANGLER LAVONNE J. MARJAMA ALLEN MOLL RAYMOND A. MOORE CAROLINE L. MCBRIDE HUGH McKAY 'fu V 'Er' we-fx f? JACK R. MCMARTIN DOLORES A. NORTON gs 4 1954 , JUDITH OLSEN RUDY R. PAIRIS DOLPH D. PAYER , A 3 f 2 RONALD G. PRIEST x I T WALTER J. PEREIRA IRENE C. QUINTERO ii, PATRICIA L. POOLE MARGARITA S. PORTILLO DOROTHY R. RABEY JOANNE RATKOVITCH SHIRLEY A. RICHARDS DOROTHY M. RIDDELL HARVEY D. ROBINETTE IAN ROGERS me M DELORES J. RUSSI DANIEL L. SANDERS HAROLD E. SANDIFER EUGENE S. SANGER 3 gf, Jww, X 6,4400 ,flax I ,vwv -4 . Mmf A TU - ff! 4 iff . dz-1-'cf' fipwfff. fr x .xr -X I .2214 LLAOSZM I. SCALLORNS SHIRLEY M. SHEEHAN INA CLAIRE SPARKS BEVERLY M. SEVERINO a -Mack Z' THOMAS J. SMITHERMAN LAWRENCE P. SOULE JOSETTE L. TEMPLE RICHARD S. THILL 23 se, 3 2 Q MARJORIE E. WINKLER JACQUELINE C. WIPPERT THOMAS WOLFE JOANNE D. WRIGHT DALE YAMADA JANET YAMASHITA 24 EM. f aa a done ROSEMARY TIEBER GARY R. VAN LEUVEN SARAH A. VAN PRAAG JUDITH A. VAN SANT Vw DGLORES R. WORTHY ESTHER H. ZUNIGA 'CS --Q bb- if -J I X 1 , B Q 4 f N --D rf' '-35 N 'GV V0 A 65 'I .r ' '75 4 i as f f f 1 f f M M r-SW ,fs 5' iff 5 J f ' Ag: rf If f pdevlenit . 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'lm ' 'rw 'f,5f.'2'12 A, f' 361: rr 1 fn J,V C'-SHUT C' Bf:rz':,,Q' TO I-rw' 'V a '3'Wew nv '10r-.rwm AAMTEQ aprons cm-'1 money mugs vlwxfl sow 'GY dogs cmd popcorn or The games Then we befcmw Chr-grrwms cord SC1f6SV W9VT and Hrwc1I1y dwosfl our green uw: VVPWITE svve-me-rs Urged on by Presrdem Brll Acosfo and Advlsers MGX Be!! cmd Mrss Hermohrwdcm Prado, We crwfx fi-P sewore w presemrwg cm fhreefoc' Come-my' 'Wwvefry AS SPrwOrs GPX? yflflr Mr XNWISCH we phrige Om WHOPP rwPC1rTefi Supporr JUNIOR OFFICERS: B. Delaney, Vice-Pres.p W. Acosfc, Pres.g R, Miller, Seng R. Cervantes, Treos. 6 : ,. 4. E Aiea . UQ A ' ,. ...GJ ui. V I I , . 1 M' Q 'V ...Q .-., . .. l sl.. ' ,W Q s v H'IJl i. ww-f 5 i N A . I ,- ,S MUG. 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Tow Gurnrre froce Gurrerrez Poberr Holl Beverly Hornlrne lfgrlene Ho nlrne ynes Horr l H r ' on Hotl-ow , 'Vobel Heller Loren l-lendersor Gel Hrgoero forol Holder Dor s Hoogendom Norrno Hubbard Drck Johnson Jock Knowlrorr Berry Koemerer Eorl Kromer Mrckey Loughlrn Edword Lopez Raul lopez Solyodor Lopez hrrs Mornes Jclnr' Deococlc Nqr, Penn rgvgr Poger D :lferlro Els e P erie Nz, Peefee XN llle l21y0S Snfrley Poocl' Angelo Pobles Mary Qcbsor' Ed DCSZy' Torn :fuss lern e Suldono Layla Scrnelboc' Deanna Sewell Peggy Shoup Ronnie Snnnl- Joy Spellfer ..,,. C '7 ,W X, his 4 2' X 'ar ., - Q- X QL Y f I NGQX I .nil 7' 1 lx' if , Q 4- X C Env f W 17 i x fi A Q 1 vi ' Elolne Stoyron fv K f' John Stevens ' Cliff Slang LeRoy Srrickler 4 Morvrn Syllolr N I gvv Wollcce Taylor 'au 6 N ' 7' 51' B- Ronme Uhl A Yi l Columbus Tnornos Judy Tuckey E Dyono Vol! Phlllp Wasson Borborfx Webb G h S' Aw Q QU X ' ' uf - s I , . ' xy f Y' X MN L! 9 . - x 'M ln . in Arllwur Whvtolcer Don Wllknnson Adnanne W+llweber John Wood Terurni Yomooo Mlke Yates ill V CAMERA SHY Frank Berdln Joel Mxkelsor irc: Berry Phlllp Mlller Lons Buenc Deslderlo Chobollo Borburo Doron Peggy Emch Bull Forr Sonriogo Gorcno Don Groy Bob Howklns Joyce Knox Cornie Modrlgol Richard Moeslos Lucllle Mireles Mernll Morgan Roy Parks Duane Remlngfon For Rlyero Don Ronquillo Mory Soldono Frank Sonchez Glenna Shirk Monlyn Sidener Jerry Smlvh Al Vasquez SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: J. Shutfleworth, Trees., T. Soule, Pres.g M. McClure, Seng SECOND ROW: K. Riding, Vice-Pres. . 1, 1 F R L lK in 6 C . 1 1 M....., .-S' Full of life anal pep were we sophomores. A little more exoeriencecl than las? year, we louncl life no1 auife so lJevyilr,ierinQ ana mixerieup, 'We really entered inro flue saw? of tliingsf-clubs, sports, and dances! Inspired by our prexy, Tom Soule, and Advisers, Mrs Grace Griffin and Gino Dezzutli, we bought our class rings ana de' cicled To go to llie Pike on class day We re loyal To you, Puenle l-liglif--anrl To you, Mr. Wilson! May you always lie rwraurl ol us 40 Diane Ama ' Jerry Ambrose Frank Bailey Al Barnard Sheryl Bassevr Wallace Becke- fi.. James Bel? Ronald Bingamiin Joey Bissell Donald Blanfe'Y Svewarv Bone Bob Branscorn Nici Bravo Q- Sliiriey Brozelvon .1 9 Q js fi , S ' fi fx 'giz3:giff'. C - Lshhnh. htm- Jadfie Burrescri ' ' Fianr Byrnes Pai Campbell McxryAnn Ceran: K 3 Donna Chandler Jin: Cliapman ' fb-5 Kriren Clark lg l'aV l'Oll-er R , Robert Conavse' Pichard Cooke Judy Cowley James Crouch Richard Cross Robery Daily Rufus Daniel Jerry Dawson Donna Dennen . f . ' 'Y I -f. Ccfzu f ,. iw1 : 1 'CN 5,4 r M: Hy, H ef P '1w'zK1 L y42rf1 4.1 'Q F-11 sz' . 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G -s 4.2 1 y L L Y- 1 .. A T1 4 ? 5 N., 9 1 s V E if . 4-v A ll' S 4 -f ,err .ora Jetty Vdrnei Ted Vasque: Sally W:tl'evs Leroy klxarz: lforold Wt-eele' 'arlene Wilco, Dorothy Wong Margare' Wong Shirley Woodwatu Neala Wyckoff Ailene Yamashita Pat Yates Corrine Young Betty Young Glen Jones CAMERA SHY Fernando Baraias Carl Beck David Beechler Annie Bermudez Tony Cerda p- on , Edna Dey Carol Ingalls Robert Frazier Frank Kevan Ronald Gordon Frances Kimbrough Geraldine Graham Emmy Mikkelsen John Greenwood Patsey Munoz Mitchell McLeod Hector Osuna Nettie Popeioy Dennis Randall David Richardson is Sarah Rivera Catherine Robinson Janet Roby Loretta Ross Eddie Sanders Neva Sanditer Ronald Scott John Sharon Darryl Smith Gene Smith Joy Srnitln Rex Smith Yom Soule Billie Spencer Donald Spvlrnan Ronald Stackhouse- Lauren Stubbs Carol Tibbetts Richard Tinsley Robert Urban Armando Rosas Marilyn Schneider 9,2 ' x Q. X 4 N V il: . .3 Kenneth Riding Barbara Rivera Henry Rodarte Vernon Rodenius ,lane Shuttlewor f Raymond Siner 4 We freshmen, the largest class in school history, early in the year became accustomed to our strange surround- ings and new associates. The Frosh Frolic helped us get acquainted. With Sharyn Wilkens, president, and Glen Thornstrom and Jack Morris, advisers, at the helm, we earned money for our turquoise and white class banner. Before the year ended, we youngsters showed our loyal- ty by supporting and participating in school activities and sports. We've enjoyed this, our first year at PUHS, with you, Mr. Wilson. Linda Adams Gary Atwood Florence Bailey Bruce Baker . 1, .lames Bane , ., ,V Q Q Leo Barrios 4. 'V ' Claudia Beadles - , 3 Joe Beech Carmen Berdin Margaret Blackburn Steve BOSter Barbara Bowman Barbara Boyce 6 V Juay Brackeen Deanna Brasuell . xi fi Margaret Bravo 4, Bonnie Bragaen Helen Brown Jim Brown James Browning Ramona Caro Bobby Castaneaa 6 ei Louie Ceraa Nancy Charles irene Chavez Nina Chick ' Dorothy Chilson Richard Christie Donald Clayton Roberta Cline Jane Conway Nf- OFFICERS: SEATED: D. Lopez, Treas.g STANDING: G. Yamada Vice-Pres., S. Wilkins, Pres., C. Stringfellow, Sec. A' B , 1. 'TZ' i , I N , E I l fi x l AN C M 2 V .- ex ' 15 M J! .902 Z P 1 CL, 4 Pl ' A 3 Q 2 95 QL A Y J -nv' D 5.1 S Sharon McCraig Donald McMartm Darlene Nelson Neal Neuenburg Jeanne Neuzil Kelly Nielsen Alex Nadal Adam Oechsle Don Oliver Ernest Parker Jimmy Partlow Joyce Pegg Robert Perez Myron Podqurslrt Gaylord Poole Robert Preissler Eugene Prete Wendy Rarnell John Ramirez Jerry Randall Dlane Rhoads Bernice Riddell Mike Riding Silvester Rivas Billy Rivera Katherine Rivera MaryLou Roach Robert Robles Ruben A. Robles Margaret Rodarte Sylvia Rodriguez Edith Rogers Patricia Rogers Yolanda Rosas Charles Rosenberger Joe Rosilez A. Erickson P, Thompson E. Spencer Cinco Rowland James Royer Jay Saladin Jessie Saldana Warren Sanders Michael Short virginia Shoup Jean Siner Teddy Slade Randy Smith Mario Soto Elaine Spencer Bonnie Steele Marion Steele Linda Stevens Carole Stringfellow Lloyd Svitak Phyllis Sweeney Vero Travnikoff Lana VanSanr Jeanette Wagers Teresa Walsh Cecil Warner Phil Wayrnoclr Tom Webb Dick Werkman Joel Wheeler Delva Willcen Sharyn Willsens Lloyd Wilson Susan Wood Jerry Smith George Yamada nv we L 4 J! - i.. .- ff? as ' F' 5 J f it Q 'oe O .1 2 S 2 , Q 2 in J lf: , ..1 iz. 1 .if I X t yy N . -mm A qi, Yi .- 6 - ,Q Q R Q X X I A W J Q ' a 1 4 ' -:fi . N f .... if .4 ' f 1aasz,2esf1f'-iaei 5' .1 t4 J . . A CAMERA SHY Nora Aldridge Raquel Costello Janet Kuntz Edward Morea Jane Smith Norman Athearn Terry Deal David Logan Roberta McClary Dolores St. Ours Ernie Baraias Donald Eaubion Donnamae Lunn Adam McLeod Carolyn Utter Stella Beccera Gary Feemster Dan Greene Gary Neville Tom Vigus Charles Beck Virginia Fickewirth Daniel Fernandez Betty Richardson Loreen Wilson Anita Briery Alice Hernandez Eileen Marshall Ruben Robles Jonalee Woodhurst Kenneth Browne Lillian Ingalls Rudy Martinez Nellie Rosas Robert Frazier Reyes Cosio Donna Kimbrough Joanne Mosley Paul Rodriguez Hilda Lopez -Q2-J na I. if 'Q i .ies p at . , . Q' l x .Q . ,:5. F51 :Hs-. T' A 'f iii?-il , 35.3 -' 3. 3: f , 'fZf!.' -P55 A - .-.,-v 0-fi-, rv ,1 gr ' -s Q E , pi 4 A-x X H 'N .. f l 6 yr , X J ., V M- 1, - + , re' Ulf e.r 'f Lf6QfQ el COLD paaena 1 C! .. Q. 54. 4 748 Baa Welcome Mr Wulson to Puente Unuon Hugh School Thus furst year wuth you as our superun tendent has been untorgetable Under your Q leadershup we have moved steaduly forward On behalf ot the student body ut us mv suncere hope that you wull tund contunued success and happuness here at PUHS Roussueu uAssAuEruE Z3 'A Student Body Presudent swat: Q Our alert student government wuth Robert Lassalette as presudent cmd Donald Butler advuser a p gressuve organuzatuon Its work brought us untold benefuts Besudes passung laws to umprove the school ut sponsored a popular Kuck Ott Dance at the begunnung of the year as well as many furst class assem blues lt also presented awards and letters to deservung athletes Wuthout the wullung efforts and loya leadershup of thus group PUHS would not be the up to date school that uf s G Andrectta Teas B Lassculette Pres E Sanger Vce Pres S Rchords Sec - - i IL 4 x ' lui . . . yu , ' ' ' , is ro- Mahan . , Y .5 . , ,Q . , l ' .3 . I , 4 W I S E Q. YT .yi S u-if X u. ' 1,-,f . .jf 9, Fll?ST ROW B Alvarado, A'lsIe'ics, B Lasscilevvo, ASB Pres, J Joris-s, Activities, P Thill, Publi ivy SECOND ROW- C Andreatm Treczi J Temple, Pefords 7fze eahhel' The Board of Representatives, consisting of the tour class presidents, the Girls' League presi- dent, and the Student Body officers, is the legis- lative body of the Associated Students. lt is responsible not only for the passing of bills, but also for establishing their laws and policies. Fll?ST ROW: S Richards, E, Sanger, P2 Lassrilette, B, 15-costa, T, Soule II 9 ,fl , Guided by our student body president are two important groups that have a voice in helping to govern the school. The Cabinet of tive secretaries publicizes the school, torrnulates the calendar of events, rec- ords all student body tinance, helps supervise athletic activities, and keep the traditions of our school alive. 7fze Bova! S Von Praag, G Arwdretitta SECOND QOW- S Willfins, l-l, McKay, Mr Butler, dv ser M U, ,V ,22 l ii .. I ,.' I' -'usp 'f cv 'Fw V I ROW l B DQIUHSY Ml Mlwflv' 5PU S Nl 3'1 C ww San' DCNA' If V':frif1S ': Mrmalei S. Von Proog. P Mifflwell C Fwing, Q Tiebp, 5 Q,lV,,,,S J llwe cornplelion ol flee sfaaen' lounge rnade lnisfory .11 oar school this year. Everything For flie comfort ol our swaenfs was Woagrff OlffCOl49, apple, :and-,' ce creafn rnaclwines lnefl llne walls, To say nolliing of a lake box anrl record player, Tlwe Dec Cofnrn-free, under Tlie exoer' fl reclior ol Palriflf Maacn an'f Freil Ba rfon, aflvisers 'mv chairman Ina Claire Sparlfs, was responsible lor all fliis besides its Usual supervision over JV yell leaders and planning of pep and bonfire rallies. Giving Our al Tlie Bonfire Folly Liyemmg Anemxvew TC 3 iwpfwpr L1 'HH 'DOr1imY group MMV V lx'A. ' -r MJ l'r Boller rmfx lqflff LJCQ'd'5 ff 5 fl l X Q:-l L' fl Vwegri , SFVMIZ LC 'W' ve i1 orf1ea U ri I' IIS, 'W ' 5 Q' r yrmf , s ,X 're' orivsvulw f ,, ,TM QYf! 2 ,',,li X ,Q 1Oi9mTQ C4 fllf1'x gn X 1 , Torers ana nzasifa: ggi,-5.5 X yr . ,ss L -V , , . Q- . , , dnl, WPS lly all The siofleiiif, ROW l My Euler H Mflitn E Sanger i Span-Q ,M Czar-is ' 'U-?i,g,. D Sanders ...I Z.. 'r F nm! 6 ? fe G r s Leagae, neaaea cy SaHy Van Praag ana M ss 1 rnes+r'e P-wages, aavrser, a 'ns To lndoae every gin f. n sofne ac' f Q ana nnalfe Per a wfal par? ai our sclnoo 'nese faosrr oJs g rls working on +!ne various connneifv ees were rescansrble for arrangrng rnany af Tne year s 'ian-Ngnfs-Frasn Franc, Mofner-Daugnfer Banaoef :ornna ana, as' ao' no? 4easf, We Vodvrf 27,41 ..,A , I V. if V vf' Z OFFICERS: SEATED D. Gonzaies, Vace-Pres, L, Van Praag, Pres STANDNNG C Mangler, Treas, J 'Jan Sant, Sec, S Van Prong, Pres Mrss Hodges, Advrser CABINET: FIPST ROW J Van Sant, C. Mangler, D Gonzales, S. Van Praag Hanson, C Ewrng, W. Sparks. SECOND ROW: A. Frenfz, M. Robson, S. Rivers Olson, C. Lobban, J. Horrrson, A. Grpson, Miss Hodges, I, Ewmg, J. Yomoshuta L J 1421, ,cf G? Slum Gp' .'.'El FARE 4 QEFPESHMENTS 1 UNIFOPM DECORATIONS Bwuf Bm ASSEMBLV fx 'EAC' , K 24,2255 5 vi .f ,Qt is n I ' . 6. -Tab X m ,- Ol I if ,gt ,E ., ' f 6'-L, 4......L RK fi' E . f .fy fly ,, . YJ' 'fu-'SQ V65 E-VNFQVNE HOD -FS pri-QFVTQD 4' WW v i One Free Guess, Panel, 'What s His Line? This Gay Group Enjoys 'Changing Partners er theme. auditioning acts, preparing the stage and lending assistance and support to all participants. B , The Anniversary Waltz Ends the Show. Dancing to Blue Moon Under the Lights March 4 and 5l Vodvil nights Gracetc dancing girls with brilliant costumes delightful melodies, original skits and expert pantomimes carried out the cles lt was a personal triumph tar Miss Ernestine l-lodges, director who with studentassistants Janet Yamashita Lynn Hanson, and Arlene Gipson co ordina tor ot acts Jack Morris anal stage d rector Harold Rogers, worked long hours u - N ew, The Royalettes Give Out with Cant Help Loving Top honors this year for the best club act went to the newly organized French Club for its take-oft on the popular tele- vision program, l'What's My Line. Members of the club, working closely with faculty adviser Hermelinda Prado and student director Nicholas Monsour, originated the humorous script. The singing Royalettes, a popular trio, made up ot Ina Claire Sparks, Lynn Hanson, Claire Ewing, and accompanist Arlene Gipson, were awarded the tro- phy tor the best non-club act with their original renditions of several popular tunes. That Man of Mine. Lynn Hanson and Janet Yamashita Vodvil Co-Chairmen. dai! A Clever Pantomime, bythe Sophomore Eight, to an Old Favorite, Pistol Packin' Mamma. gale The Glee Club Singing Lover Come Back 10 Me Sultry Music, Blue Lights Serve as the Background for the in Sweet Harmony. GAA. Dance, Birth of the Blues. ' ,nn- nl ppmpzell nder soTT rose purple l1ghTs In a Tormal w1nTer garden many couples danced To The smooTh music OT The MonTe bello Esauvres whvle oThers saT aT Tables besude a pool laden vvnTh TragranT gardenuas Queen Judy Van Sam and her courT of Tour pruncesses rergned over The Deep Purple Formal held aT The Communny Bunldung on De cember 19 SHI xx 4-4 5-Q tau. Andreatta S Roach J Ro ey THIRD ROW C Jarrell S Van Praag M Grothe L R 5 J Reed A Gros n FOURTH R W e H M el er T oue J barrey J Shuttleworth FlFTH ROW D En ers JMMS A select group ot students because of hugh scholastac abrluty have the opportunrty to belong to the Calrfornra Scholarshtp Federotron These ntellectuals served as faculty assistants and were grven Pnvrlege Day and a treld trup as rewards tor theur acadernrc achrevernents Boastrng the largest mem bershrp rn the hrstory of the CS F at our school these thrrty emght honor students workrng closely vvnth Prexy Hugh McKay and Advrser Robert Schrllnng sponsored a dance and attended the annuo CS F Cortventron ICERS LEF TO RlGH IN Monsour Treas Pres M McClure S Mr Schrllng Advrser H Hathaway V ce McKay Pres C Clem , 3 r ,J v- rfvg o , 'fl -N . , U1 11 Q - A 5 5 - . -4 ' -+ T T T f 3 't S. L . - 5 ro C A L A - . S 5 I ' 'U ,A , . ' M. 5 'l - A i- U ' j S 5 f- r ' A 3 s T xx I N S r X ' K l Lf l H 5 M r 4 O Q . F M R fn Q' -., 1 1 O o 5 , V Sq 1 f l A . Z F .. 2 'T O f J N S . E I , Q -kg F . g . 4 , L , ' c . 3 . 4 O T 3 2 5 '. ' cn T71 O z O 3' I , . Z r . U flu . N W, 6 1 , A E l I N 3 s ' ' r O J 3 E so T G t - Q' H 5 4. , 0 m ' tl 'Q 0 F ' 9 L O ' ' ll 4 . was rar Ein 'F' Z: : .:iEZ'I.1T 'U ' f? 'i 1 7' 5' ...ng QL? :J ...J Sally Van Praag Cup Wrnner for Lrheral Arts Banknffq Nwafuh Annually The Bank of Amerrca honors oulsrandrng stu denfs 0' hlgh school graduafung classes 1hroughouT The STaTe These sfudenfs are grven recognmon for achreve mems rn Therr respechve helds Selected af P U H S 'rh s year were Cup wmners Hugh McKay Mafhernahcs Science Sally Van Praag Llberal Arfs Certificate wln ners Jay Soule MaThen'waTncs Hugh McKay Laboratory Science Phrlrp Davey Music Sally Van Praag English Bob LassaleTTe Socval Scrence Claure Evvung Busnness Pefe Caglrero Agrnculfure Eugene Sanger Trade and lndustry Hugh McKay Cup Wrnner for Marhernahcs Scrence IC' ,YP Af'-'ufzyl ff g.', n',uh fy ,B .i Ege, .r,THP P, ' c',- Sally Wan Paaag Sally Van Praag, popular president of the Girls' League and active member of the Tilliquettes this year, has been a school leader and successful in whatever she undertakes. A member and officer of many school organizations, she was the lmagaga co-assistant editor and Head Song Leader last year. During her Senior year she has served as one of the Varsity Yell Leaders, a member of the Pep Commit- tee andthe Tennis team A life member of the C S F Sally received the Bank of America Certificate English and the coveted Gold Cup awarded for out standing work in the field of Liberal Arts The daughter of Mr and Mrs VV L Van Praag of Walnut Sally plans to attend Stanford or the Uni versity of Redlands where she will train to become a Physical Education teacher M95 The Imagaga for the first time has named a senior boy and girl to lnew augurated Hall of Fame Sally Van Praag and Robert Lassalette best exemplrffying ylkibrdeqls of honor and service were chosen by the students and faculty as this ar s est al Qfound seniors Raimi! 1 N Robert Lossalette this year s Student Body president and member of the Vtlarrror Guards since entering high school has excelled as an athlete school lead er and as a student To ave yone Bob s broad grin k vlf ana conge c l perso ln hs sophon ore year he was president of his c ass He has been a member of the Spanish Club of which he is now vice president the Lettermen s Club and crved as Business Manager of the lmagaga n h runror year The son of Mr and Mrs Sylvain Lassalette of Puente Bob received the Bank of America Award Certificate for proficiency in the field of Social Science Next fall Bob plans to attend Whittier College to prepare him elf for a business career 52 Mkt nb-5 'rv' 4-- 3 Rh! 15' kk , . . . in 6 . . , . , wil' 1 A 4 ya ,,i. f , , , 1 X fy , V K r ' rw ' Y ' ' Q if fli' A X, I hr A rp ,rr , h , f . V -,,. rl r If V 1 L Vx ,Vi All , L V ' Dr ' X i L PXP! , ,J , . XX. r V L4 , X-.Q J, g , f ' 'V ,L .JU ' I x, really portrays his le eat 2 ' uni 1 5 nalrty X, i X , 1 1 l , L l ' -5 , . xv o S J . i rg I, ly X 1 I 11' . . 4 lr , S . g thy I 4 5 he Z1 ,fs 'Z .-f . Qf,fS ' 'si 'SQ , - f. ., A ,-, 'll :flu 4 . .. l'+:,,'14gsrir. ,grew . 4. .' it t '1' 411-1:11. f Ni' Lv It s , I ' ll'!nn4. YIPST PGN E Broan, , Yrirrfzsh 1 Szvvs, Q P 5 'ra ', !4'Tf1T9'1f l SETOVNC QUVV 2 Ooh z':'es , .C'-PE 'Nl K -r M ss Hodges Arn ser Q f r ' Uaosor' 'T Mrwalei , htwnscf J':f Efrnt Jo 9 A new Yraait on on cannpus this yea' was Joe, a fictitious character, who becarne synonymous with tice Tilli- guettes. This small service group whose narhe nfieans Htriendship, was forrned to pronnote good citif zenship and to honor girls who work diligently tor the school. Supervised hy Prexy Claire Ewing and Adviser Ernestine l-lodges, they sponsored bake sales, shined shoes, and held a dance. Their educational activities included field trips to such places as Huntington Library and Forest Lawn. s Cakes Went Like Hot Cakes 'smell-u 401 .91 1 W Service with a Srnile, Joe. Q FiPST POW P l.USS'1l'3'Y6 VN Morscar L Qcffzrassr L lf?V'1E SPOVNC POA 'J' Aa: D S H MK D P e N e funders, c dy, fryf, .l Sitna r Q ,V 'iw An organization designed to give recognition to boys who have given outstanding service to the school, the Vvfarrior Guards, with a nwernber- ship ot eight, strived to serve Puente High in every possible way, Though it was their initial year in opera- tion, the club, led by President l-lugh Mcliay and Adviser Donald Butler, endeavored to have a hand in our school service program. Ei I -. si -v H,-c 5 4 , C-... gqngvi glint. W- '7een4 rI FAS Dec W 1TQ'w F ooo 1 er ' P e r' ' OP ew CG P rw Jreu lee? G W V: F' 2 rfr' ,pf Irecto Q rroe JOIJI Al 'IW 3 MICPO A JOIISCV Dfkey Mo U D Hes Dcmce New ew e I OTI r greg PT UC I IS PVP fl SO O V O rr EN CABINET SEATEC D reII Ms Sprong frwrsc Humor Brea Iooocw 1osonSRsors S IC oevJ wev orm RTe FIRST ROW B Rorvm E Rogers M Florwery S Holon L Honsor' A Brrerv H Brown V Shoup J Temple SECOND ROW R Yomodo M Nogus E Stoyron M Grovhe L Hovren M Blockborn J Horrrson THIRD ROW M Shoup M Dorm B Steele S Broom D Robey S Rrchc ds J Jon R Treber R MzBrrde FOURTH ROW A Grpson N Chmk C Sfrmgfellow C Gullrck W Romelr D Chandler C Rv fl K Clark FIFTH ROW A C es B eloney D eweII on I I I r ur r rw r Horns e Wrllweber B Koemerer S Wood J Reed J Shuttleworth P Poole II If 'B Ill! I IIN l'llT Ullr I I A iz A , rr ' , - - Op J '- -we - 1.0 71 Pe .J FO C 'E P fr: , Ni Q: .om 5 S. OT Ver 5 'rc e tzzf V S I F I TIIS-Ige' Regogqw S C -Y-' Winf- so, V A' i., twin Cy A ' B. 1 ,mowg 'I'1.' ' .fi 'Ii 1 J, 4 A' Q 3' 'N 'O C 1 I QOU- J ' Er' ' rug QI T Tre? ':r : 1: r 54 f , I It 'ffICvi'T f p UCI-' iran , erw1,I CI vel 'iilrfe rw Tre Vow., A Tw rp QAJPPI' i1P'1 '1 co wc Ir .N CI cnt 5 Irwerr of govt Y-TE :S I C, Cov' , r . A 'f I J' ' 'f A C' S 'D d ,TANDNJ D R b CO I ,S H I R RIICIYMI ber . , , . , , . , . , , , , , , , . r , es . ' , . - . , , .. , , . ', , , Ierx, S - ,Cron- zol .D S ,P Allis ,D Ross, M Emch, S. BoII'nger, S. Bollnge M Co sey SIXTH ROW J Pere so I Be no! C ' In , A s ' 5 x -. ,R 1 S I Q ,L O A im' .. , 0 5 0 L ' I , 5 c A O 4 1 HH Qrcznvme ' Jens H :now c p I U r I bro' B Boyce SECO U wx M r ,pc gc-r' erc r foMe, T ' were G e Jo M Nogwn P McFc1d en Co I er D Am r F PTH 9Ov' B He ' 5 You fonrell L Morlomo B Gro cm Aafxms B Korwsf F Frederve FIFTH ROW P Hohhor U e ebb N Osswoo 6- G George S XTP PON N Ro sor Ev s rv' ' Fun of The Turkey TroT Recogmwzmg The New Members OFFICERS' Th . . -5 H 1, ,f , x.,. Q i L yo ,Af-',m . Sealed Jfi- Corvmencrng vvmh Your rmnool -mwimvon Orc' grmrvw, members of We Sfemor Hx-Y QLJwd6fi bv Dreacxemf EW' F' ETL' 'af-'z Afif sef Dowd Afkzocf amended Y Day, sponsored C1 Fc1cu5Yy-Afumn? Boseboil gome, fmt: fooped o'? We your with rhefr frodmomol oonooef. As VFGCIVWS oi Qoii fc: ang TC Jprflwefr froev goo o? Commun Fv mg, We Chit sponsored o Face LM ond set up me booths for the F FA Folr L! u vw' I QST QCA X. if-verm! P Lmssrxlemf P Evoqfxmv, H Fwsuv F':'v.fL Mxon' Lv. -.w H '.' K 1, 5- U' F K1 1'- SECCNC Defy 1 Lzbesque, P fgxglwro, B MOIHS, C pf11C,'Z, J Kvwowlm-. ff I F-V11-vo-if 11 U 'Prwxv fs 1 T-'neo-w E D.frg1f1.!Q TH PM POW L H.Aw4..,gQ,y 1 I Vw, Lp f,,,,, ,M A ' 1, N 5,W1,., T U A 'ff , Hf1'L'vw'1. H Alwzv ' ij Vp Fi,-HW m Ge-f' ng 'iecxziy To Leave for 'Y Doy. Bom iwf A.'.'orL BN, Prog Bcoffa 'of the F F A For 1 Jh- Despite o slow beginning, the Jomor t-li-Y, mode op o' freshmen oriol sophomore boys who strive to mointom high stcmdords ol living, porticiooterl in mohv octivuties during the yeor. Club members, headed by President Bolo Bronscom ond Adviser Richard Striebel, otterided Y' Doy, presehtecl Little Blue Ridinghood in the Vodvil, ond climoxeci their club program with ci trip to Millers Colvin. OFFICERS: SEATED J Dawson Treosg B. Bronscom, Pres- G Smith, Sgt. ot Arms. KNEEIJNG: B, Mitchell, Sect: B. Hoed- ly Vice-Pres G MacDonald, Prgm. Choir 1-,A-sf vfsfxf fx Q I J Y 'J fx 1Q .il , d'lll' ' QIIIO' o'iloJ': IF 0 lx xi... lj! J A' FPST POW F' 'ross, C QCNI'1t'7Cf, F Hr1ml'on, D Ff1ubioh,F Burhes SECOND POW G MorDoriolo, L Worm D Mor ir1mo,B,Mifc'f-ll 1 Srrvlr B Hfmriley, B Brcmscom Y ifcisoof-1 ll-HDD DOW Y Lrrfltrose C Dclcirrlsori J Drzwsoh, 'fr Strebe' Lfwscr B Sw Q Heftehffr D Swv Vodvil Skit 'Little Blue Riclinghoodf' A Typical Jr' Hi.Y Meefmg 2.51 J f'r,f 'ibm' 'I Y .fl w1 X x0 nv X . XL Il lil I all 'Q .Lu 9 4 wx, A 51 r . Q , . r:'-. , , lr- ... ..... .. . ix 1 ff' JY-' '3 ? w '- -. . v G nv Kg 1 .J fav, ', ?' ... ff A . Y ' .xx - x f 1 ,I f x 'x 4 . ' 4 J 1 V 'Jail ,. is U xu 1 , Qi'Xfxf 'x, W A - , K sv! K vQNx 'sxLJ,'qA 'Y'5aJ 5 Q sf x :MN X' P' fi?-2 .ig ' xYj Q 3 f 'N L-U b f -f-fr 'fri pi' 1 1 9 fa N 4 -1 X 1 ff UU xg .N ' 2' 'W -.. W..-f su-5 A x f 6 .fellcd Welcome ro our scnool srngs Inns meloolous group of girls To you, Mr. Wilson. Under me dlredron of l-lorold Rogers, The Glee Club ono I yur Sigmo song their neorts our To bnng o few musicol moments To X everyone. A x . I-lorolcl Qogers, Drecror SIGMA SIGMA PHI. Q? ZR , FIRST ROW S. Wlllcms, A. Grpson, S Rrclnords, N Mossey, D. Clwopmon, J. Wrlgnf, J. Jones, J. Robey, P. Colller, SECOND ROW: L. Hovren P. Alllson, B. Green, C. Ewrng, C. Wrlcox, S. Bollunger, l. Ewmg, M. Coursey. THIRD ROW E. Barber, l. Sporlcs, R. Ferruo, M. McClure, C. Gaul K. .locl-cmon, D Vorl, M. Grothe, F Mon, E Yomoslwo. -PN .. -xv'-,Z . . ,.-392-ti! T-4? uZZ'7eam Marching in smart orange uniforms, set att by white boots and gloves, these high-spirited pertorrners were led by Captain Shirley Richards and coached by Patrick Mauch 2 We are proud ot their flashy letter formations as well as the CanfCan routine that they staged with perfection S. Richards, Captain, Mr. Mauch, Adviser. FIRST ROW- B. Hamline, C. Gaul, A, Gipson, J Harrison, J, Cowley, L. Hovren, J Van Sant, L, Hanson, J. Garcia. SECOND ROW. R, Pilaria, F. Pertusati, D. Vail, D. Amar, R. Paz, J. Tuckey, N, Osslpott. THIRD ROW. N Cheatham L. Norton, N. Kirk, S. Richards, Mr, Maucln M. Robson, J Whippert, J, Olson. FOURTH ROW. P Shoup, P. Collier, C Moines, C, Hainline B, Young, J. Garcia. .J Q., D kan N 3- .. r . ., ,, -.fjq , . . 'f ,.....'.v 5 '5'QZ i'- -'fl' ' M -A ' ...faf ',a,.. ie- .f.'-'.,,,'g' i 4-3, 0' - 'H Yi-P R ' I- A J, J A- Q ' 's A sb '. - K 5. Broom R. Tieber C, Mgngler, J. Yamashita Head Song Leader if R 9 alien lt is a well known tact that a high school athletic team cannot win a game without enthusiastic support from the Student Body. A necessary part ot promoting school spirit are the song lead- ers, maiorettes, and drum maior. Our high-stepping maiorettes, along with drum maior Phil Davey added a lively touch to the games, while head song leader Carol Martin with Rosemary Tieber, Janet Yamashita, and Sheryl Broom kept their pompoms in time with the music as they led the singing ot our school songs P. Davey, Drum D. Gonzales Maior Head Maiorette KNEEUNG D Gonzalez STANDlNG D Chilson, A. Johnson, P McVay, V Travnilcolt, C. Dunbar 1 - 'Iii ,-- WQTY,-V -r ,J . .va !.?l!! if 1 W N1 vc: .a ,gasp sa -a-J' 4 . 'aur- - .,, 1' 4 J Accord ng ro The leczerwo of We Locghrng Dvvcrrr Irn err me ro O re fC 'J Pe Fefmrd Wrerwever serv one WGS krlled Tee Dwc1r'IUU rweci TN ce beccwse ww bn c :ers cc rr cm N cle 'rescue r Q cm Ns r lrcmf re nese OSSNSTGVV rw y so Jefx Tnrs srmsrer cmrmosphere lrglwfe-ned ry C1 crumb FTC! mrwcxf purvror servor ploy recfen , Jfrclf Morr 5 V1 D5 OK rv rvweri U e p10 IS e 'Vrrcc ry cr rr cw eg Kenrw Y 'ivy 111-Q11v-itiivviv 'Q Fr '13 C K Nmg Xfdfwo N5 The Murderer eorcgm crw LU H PN GeTAJvc1y Sm iy Those Lrrwes Ccmsf Prcrcrrce Makes Perfecr 742 .Bama 5. ,i-1 1 li Gita ' S' KEY! STUDENT DIRECTORS OF MAKE-UP, if' LUN' N Os', STAGE CREW, FIQST ROW- G MacDonald, Mr Rogers SECOND 'rim POW T, Vasquez, Mr Morris P Hernandez, B Brcinsrorr- THWD POW F? Cross J Jared Behind like Soma At PUHS the two stage production crews and the audio-visual recruits are the workers who willingly donate their services to the school. Under the expert direction of Harold Rogers, adviser, the boys in the white coats flicked the switches, painted stage settings, and worked the necessary sound effects. Carefully trained by Mrs. Kathleen Jorgenson, adviser, and her assistants Ina Claire Sparks, Judy Tuckey, and Nina Ossipoff, the make- up crew applied the grease paint, lined the eyes, and painted the cheeks of play cast members. As indispensable helpers, audio-visual club members, trained thoroughly by Adviser William Meardy, scheduled the use of the machines and films to be shown and operated the protectors. AUDIO-VISUAL: FIRST ROW. T Webb, B. Frisch, R, Smith, SECOND ROW: D. Denrten,J Payne, D Gilram, C. Moines THIRD POW T Russi, E. Sanders, V Rodenius, D Banks, R Scott, E Prete, J Beech, P Cross, M. Short, Mr Meardy, Adviser 1.1 A nv, A r , i . - , - -..- ' ' -I ' I 4 -anno , - D' EDITORS, SEATED N Jones Q Nrigh' C Dobrin QTAND NO U fuller The Tomahawk staff, with Co-editors Pat Fuller, Joanne Wright, and Cima Dobrin, and Adviser Mrs Kathleen Jorgenson, published a well-written and comprehensive newspaper. Forming a cub reporters club, attending newspaper conferences at LJCLA, USC, and Redlands University, besides printing this up-to-date publication, supplied the statt with much activity. '7 r WRST POW D Norton, C Lobban, T bu'lirie, P Thill,J Jones, D Yamada S Sheehan SECOND ROW Mrs Jorgenson, C Gaul, N Hacking, D Gilliam, V Esaueaa l Jacques D Eristiw THIRD POA B Acosta It Sanders E Payer B Morriss J Knowltoi- Jones Stall Working on Assignnnents Feverishly to Meet the Writing, Correcting and Counting Copy, Typing, Stencils, Av Degdlmel Vygrlfy Mimgggrqiplting, Agsemlilingflirtcllly 'VG TOYWJCIVJCIVV . Q NJ Q In Weak Mennoers oF flee Imugugu Stall rearnea Dy 1 rsr-lmana exper - ence rnar oanrng oar an annoa reaarres born .fvorlc ana concenrrarron, Tlwey spenr many noars affer school and on fveelf-enas sfrwng To 'Veer We-r deadlines. Tne srall also ...N recelvea aselol nlorrnaron oy :mending yearooolf con- ?erences ar USC, UCLA, and Redlands. Advrsea by Mrs, Karnleen Jorgensen, Lrferary, and Robert Scnlllrng, Buslness, Eaifor Ina Cla re Soarks and leer assrsranf eolrvors sought To g we ro The sfaaenr ooay an annaal rney nope w lr be con saered owsfandlng. E E Mrs. Jorgenson, Adviserp I, Sparks, Edrror-ln-Clwrelq Mr Sclwilllng, Adviser. i B s p s f , FIRST POW, P. Snoop, fl Qual, A Grpson, J Jones, J Pobey, M Robson B Morrsu SECOND POW- P, Brsnop, T Oafhme, L Henderson B Mrvrloell, B Alvarado, D. Sanders D ll ll, K Plflrng S Slvpelran B Daly- EDITORS: SEATED N, Monsour, P Fuller, J. Hathaway, Bus Mgr STANDING C. Lobbfmr o, Rlddell, P, Poole, J vvnghf Qeceivjng lmsfmcfions from Mfr Habbell, 41 M? K., I T' ,,..,,,ii.. Q ,W 1- -.4 . ' . Q J D' A-mg, 'wk , f ,ww I I 70 xqit l -X A Qllrwnuftilollop U71 5 Z 'S - - Q ll Guest speakers dedicated to a spiritual lite, song ofthe Bible and its his' the Bible Club to strive ot Christian living. tests, and a serious study tory inspired members at for the worthwhile ideals To foster good will, the Club, led by Myrna Mc- Clure, president, also presented their annual tabf leau-pageant, A Real Christmas, written and directed by Charles Dickson, adviser, OFFICERS: FWS' ROW D Richardson, Treosw M. Mr- Ciure, Pres, N Mansour Vice Pres,, SECOND ROW 'Jr D fkson Huy ser M Wong Ser ' , , we wise Wm JJOYSP iD xx L Lf' QQJ, 5 f, i- 'J QQM' 3 Live- 5 V01 - i Sparks M Havwicg, E Noofwvfivz Nona Y':r'::'1fi W' .Napa S Lmig L Hovren, J Van Sant Mr Dickson 5 Basswt M Mg lsr '-ri Ervelfxfur' I -lnwv Q Be-rirrlslvv K Ewing B Brrnnsrom N Sanger, l7 if fl :visvn F4 r 1' 'N -id, 1 ,iv .-, . x w s W. K u,. S .Asif I czl,' r R C9 ' X, gay' fl, ,. ,suv 'ell FN' if , Y H pr, J V 5 37 YY lf We rrcrff-r Vows cfm be Cl piece ,re was Q-Xorg-r'lv 'uefricvsrrfrref FPST POW Q. Murrfex T :wwe-r E Lrzssrnreve A Morwgus 14 Frerwvz SECOND FEOW D Yurrwuocx Mr. Hooks, Mr Marr 5, P Pfmires THNPD POW F2 Bfurfxms, P Boker G Smrffv, D SDJVTNOD, D Gfiilebef, FQUPW-4 PGN P Sac F Qrxrrfgffr B L-Wvrzric D Cullum OFFICERS: LEFT TO RGHT E Bgrber, SQL j Hathaway, Pres F Mon, Vrce-Presp N. Mon sour, Perl Mr Drclfson, Advrser ff. Q rx QM L f .-41-'r'VN1'rs , ,. - X ,K : M,-. ., N M ,,,., , p:,L,., 'ii' OFFICERS: FNRST ROW C Mullmex, Sec, A Frermtz, Treos, SECOND ROW: D Yumodu, Pres Mr, Hooks Advrsw P Parris Vre Pros 44+- '1wsr r- H -. :J 1 I Vw Gm'-r VCV P3 ff rr Crftvfl Q A Pg T-- 1,- ryfwq 'f 4 ,z pf 5,-. , vgrpw qpvpffx nrftvn. f ,' -nn+,,f, frxfw- 535677 I. DTlYC. ' T W lcrws VD rv: Vprz fix ' JC rw L-'fx' fir' 1:1 Cr'f:r'sLQ f A X W . 'f1fff '1 ser ' fD? Qaf' Wg' eife 'rr J wg irfu Czar 'rg Cy We rwemy orgczrmzeii Aa: C ,D.Sr:,rrQ'1Cf by DC1!pVi1'N 112121, ores ner , izfu C fT':'?' Hoovs iww Jam 'love ,I gers focv mtv' f 902111425 pr?1ClYT D 1' 'I If 'If:SF DFJrN .fad '7aca4 Under the sicilltul guidance ot l-lermalinda Prado, Adviser, and Jack Knofvlton, president, Los Tacos pushed forward through another year of entertainment and gaiety, delightfully high, lighted by a Mexican Tea Party, delicious taco dinner, and un- usual vodvil skit. Qs' FWST PON J Van Sant, C Manger S Broan' B lassulene J Knofvlwr' Gonzales S Van Praag SETOND -VON F Pods-n us,J S'u lewor't Vt Wwe Miss Prado Adviser J l-lfirrison D Mrlzrnilrlen V' Poole 'i Vfirofx Tl-liPD Sparks N Sanger I A Gpsor- M Nag'- PON ' Broqfiep , Prxtvovicl D Norton, J Tarrrfy D P'Ty 'Y H Alwirarla B Paifrfw T! Nor , l H4-nrlf-rsors N new Program Chm, OFFICERS: SEATED- B, Pres, D Cromwell, Tre Spencer, Sec., M Short as,. KNEELING- B. Hainline OFFICERS: SEATED lNG: B. Lassalette, Vice-Pres., I Sparks, Soc Chm, J Knowlton, Pres azfmwud Witnessing the movie, 'Julius Caesar, originating the skit, Mannilsius, and sponsoring a booth in the F.F.A. Fair, the Lat- in Club, under the able leader- ship ot Michael Short and ode viser Marcus Taylor, experienced ci very successtul year. N Sanger, Sec.-Treas, KNEEL- FTPST ROW D. Morris M Short A McLeod, G MacDonala, A Moses SECOND ROW M Myers B Hainline M Qooch Mr Taylor Adviser D Cromwell, V Stroup, S Roach L Stevens Tl-HPD POW L Jarret' D Brasuell B Kabis B Spencer J Brown T Nalst' G Mon -. 1 uenltee F.F.A. members and chapter farmers began another year chuck-full of hard work and crammed with fun after initiating a large group ot Green-Hands. John Sharon, aavrsr er, assisted by Carter Walker, helped the boys plan not only the F.F.A.-FHA. Semi- Formal, but also therr annual FFA A H Farr OFFICERS SEATED VV Gray Vrce Pres P Cagllero Pres T Grueter Sec STANDING F Sanchez Reporter J Labesque Sentinel D Schnelbach Treas FIRST ROW W Farr F Kevan A Barnard D Marr W Taylor E Royzck SECOND ROW L Bueno D Enders J Labesque W Gray F Sanchez P Caglrero T Grueter D Schnelbach C Feemster J Wrflrowskr R Wheeler THIRD ROW S Brownrng F Hubbard N Bravo N Nash Mr Sharon Advuser Mr Walker Advuser R Hellman C Rowland F Barley M Monagun R Etchebarren FOURTH ROW F Patmtr F Burns M DeWm G Feemster D Greene T Grrffm D Rermngton D Ronquullo P Crawford P Brna :- a 3 L P 3 U' -. o V- m az: cn 0 X' rn - cn L. o : ru .A no TTI Q U1 -. lll --Q tl l -an.. I qll ll 1 X f S, ,I 16.1 . gb 8 .0 til ,gnf-1. J r Showing Hogs Qf FFA F V ' ' - Cllr 1 4 ' ia Ag-Science Poys Ott Gfeenh onds Get initiated aaifww Zzazzmevu Encouroged by President Pete Cogliero, who ottend- ed the Notionol PFA. Convention in Konsos City this yeor, this wide-owoke group ot boys p'ut oll their energy into their projects. They olso leorned the tine points ot judging livestock ond citrus truit ond opplied their Ag-Science in the nursery. Roising cot- tle or sheep, poultry or robbits poid off in ribbons or money when teotured ot the Hemet, Oronge, Rivf erside, ond Los Angeles County Foirs, F A, Queen SYGOS Uglllly F F A. Fctir Slqeeo Envy 1 Q: F. rf' .i .i. The Fizzmotics, orgonized to goin ci beffer understanding in The fields of morn emofics ond science, Took field Trips To Col-Tech, USC, UCLA, ond The Koiser Steel Mill. Led by Dolf Poyer, presidenf, ond odyised by Ge-no Dezzuffi ond Mox Bell, The members goined first-bond knowledge in their chosen field. OFFICERS 76 Sl rlfffk - iii-iifi i , Dew l M i fifw. M mmf, , ',.,,,,.,, cr fix, , my Q A ,, P.i..iiiii H Mikii, H M,-ii,-i if ii ii u 62' aim OFFICERS S ...DV s -. ,sf sw I K .fix Tboogn Few in number, lnese condero enilwsiosfs olwoys seemed To be Tnere clicking their showers. With Loren Henderson, president, ond .lol'in Slioron, odyiser me Slwfterbogs leorned me rodimenfs of good pliofogroory for We fmogogo, ond entered flfe Notionol Pbotogroplmc Conresf. did work ei in-. s.-l aufufze elaine Mahan T' The Future l-lomemakers at America under Pat Poole, Q, 1' 1 president, and Helen Black, adviser, attempted to gain experience in homemaking. Working on the F.F.A. Fair, the FFA. banquet, and Back-to-School Night helped them to acquire added knowledge. These ambitious 1 homemakers also sold candied apples, ioined the F.F.A. in planning a gala dance, and prepared a humorous G melo-drama tor their Vodvil skit. Uv 1 OFFICERS: SEATED- I, Ewing, Sec., S Woodward, Vire-Pres, P Poole Pres- Y Flanery, Treas, - .. W - ww, .Q 3 1 l ,lf max wr SCATED J Patkovich, D Worthy, L. Pelancani, E Spenreq S Nooriward, S Pivera, E Oechsle, F. Per tusati, B. Young, STANDlNG J. Saldana, Y, Flannery, A Briery, N Poaeioy, C Robinson, D. Dodrill, P Poole, Mrs Black, Adviser C Pevera P Paz, A Garricyl Penan Sewing ls rin lnwportrint Praierf l' fit Blue Pilnlvon Cant Lowa Ggcfi ,wwf 5 i 1 'V 9m09W , . s . I 014211 111,11 41111111 'f , 'f 'Ll - J x: lj' 1 w . If 'f N X ,. gl.. ,. -.iff W' lNA CLIMRE SPARKS, HEAD YELL LEADER W1 M j, L xv, J PKK QL I x 6 l x 5 W1 1' SALLY VAN PRAAG K 3 V I 1 -' v, vu-ff C' ... wg, , fm wx qw x W5 5 f ,gf 'S Q N .AN L W, V. ,0- ife'-ffj:--mi E-.51 pi' 'iii--' Lf ' 1 CLAIRE EWING 1 -bhmi X M.,..,,g.g..,-w' Q -J s ll I L Qc, Qu, Q0 7eam! 46941 . . . f 71 Well .feazfmfi -,,,,r.-I 3 ,1- We ve got the T E A M' Thus was the hea y of The varsity yell leaders as they led The crowds rn spurrung our teams on To vncfory Headed by lna Clanre Sparks they showed plenty of pep and a real talent for boostnng school spmt Sponsor ky The pep commvflee the JV yell leaders backed up our Papooses and gamed valuable expenenc whsle doung so KNEELING A Yamoshuia A Robles H Delgodullo A Frentt G Curerrez S Lmke STANDlNG A Gnpson B Spencer B Delaney l U O I , , I f v ,T A l at y , 1 -I 'J - . 4. 1 - - - 1 l . M W ' Q, . if Ewmg M Ncgm J Hamson WM OFFICERS' srnrfri 5 rfimiiii ti,-tit, V it I- Pies B AI ,,,,f x- i, vrxirrim' r Sf-f' rt Qflfvlvlli .E The Lettermen s Club, rnade up ot athletes who earn ci varsity letter or a combination ot 'BH and C' letters, striving to live up to its airns ot creating and maintains ing athletic interest, this year sponsored a Varsityblnter- class Football Game, a Basketball Carnival, a Elenoenr tary School Track Meet, and a Handball Tournament. Members ot the club, with track coach Fred Barton as adviser and Pichard Thili orexy were hosts to an AV Sports Banquet, helped send our basketball tearh to Catalina Island, and rhode rnoney' on their traditionri' Dunlf the letternwen booth iw the F F A Fair , , , . .,, . . . 7- r - - vw ' F 3 J, ,'!.'n- i. ' I K QQ, 5 He Qnzgm J cooper, S Anguiaiio A Vasquez Q Luugl l n, 9 Siner wliriwell A H que' Fuss Si ,GNL FOJV' B '11 '!f?,, er N 'Binge' B Almraao D Sfinmers F7 Sta P Thitl J Smith THHPD POW , 'fnowlvzn G 51' -'355' F 4 hl'1 f1f'Ti N bf ' B 'Ca L14 ser ' '.':5c1ueZ F Delawfs lic D 'irdeber ' Broaden F Krarrte' Coach Schafer Tries L Hook, la Talent in Vodvii. M seieegis 7 45816: . f5'29al'6 2? ' . 1-A FIRST ROW. G. Smith, N. Sanger, D. Cowley, A. Burresch, H. McKay, E. Delgadillo, J. Cooper, S. Anguiano. SECOND ROW: B. Handley, R. Thill, D. Graeber, J. Soule, R. Grayson, B. Alvarado, E. Garcia, B. Heilman, B. Lassalette, E. Lopez. THlRD ROW: Coach Schafer, A. Mongus, Manager, B. Gon- zales, R. Lopez, F. Becker, B. Mitchell, D. Cromwell, B. Cullum, H. Mueller, S. Garcia, J. Hathaway, T, Vasquez, Manager, Coach Hooks. FOURTH ROW: D. Randalls, J. Rosilez, R. Etchebarren, J. Hamilton, M. Laughlin, H. Rodarte, N. Burresch, J, Dawson, C. Thomas, R. Siner, B, Klassen, J. Angiuano, B. Esqueda. 411441144 The varsity football squad captained by Bill Alvarado, who was honored as a C.l.F. player, and coached by Eldon Schafer and Chuck Hooks, will long be remembered as a team which started with only six returning lettermen and developed into a fierce fighting Warrior eleven. Determined team spirit was undoubtedly the key to their aggressive defense and sturdy offense. Upsetting a favored Bonita team, T4-l2, highlighted an otherwise average season for this plucky team. Bill Alvarado, Captain . ,WEE Head Coach. Eldon Schafer ' Asst. Coach: Chuck Hooks 83 ,fw- 'V W' ' 4 I Y HK Tlwala Boy, Sreve, Drag Him Down. Cooper H E. Garcia T N. Sanger C B. Alvarado T R. Grayson F E. Delgadlllo E B. Hellman G S Anguuano QB J. Hathaway G l? Tlwlll E D Graeller G B lrlssfrlelfe G Soule G. McKay G Smilll E Thomas H Borresclw H Handley C Crornvyell E Angulano F Cowley H Lopez T , Lopez E Posrlez ' 2l 82 72 ll 39 42 85 28 73 J l 77 Deno1es player on Tri-County League leant Denofes player on Trl-County leagoe Tearn nnrl Burresclw H Mlfclwell E Gonzales T Roclarle Q Becker T Slner H Dawson E Randalls T Collorn T Lauglwlln T Harnrllon C l F Tean' l 7,1 my-8 pk .uv .-ff rf 1--AQ' -', 1 . i jjh, go-Qu-XAM fp hdh!RBlw M .9 ,Q 31 7522 51 :rz.4':,4,.4g, E i y 1 u f. '35' - 'add PUENTE PUENTE PUENTE PUENTE PUENTE 86 PUENTE PUENTE PUENTE PUENTE y. ua GRID SCORES -.: S .,....4.A CITRUS 13 0 ...CORONA 20 7 ..BONirA 7 O A '- 'MCWNO ld LEAGUE STANDINGS WIN LOSS CORONA . ...A 0 CITRUS .. ...2 2 o CHINO .. ...Q 2 0 BONITA . ...l 2 l PUENTE .. ...O 3 l COoCh Glen A. Thornstronw or-Cl Cooch Lefty Fontenrose The Popoose eleven, Co-Coptcinecl by Tom Soule ond Willie Rivos, typified on inexperienced beginning football Squad. With nineteen freshmen and only three returning lettermen rnoking up the rnciiority of the teorn, CoOCheS Glenn Thornstrom and Lefty Fontenrose hocl O problem on their honcls. Whcit the teorn locked in experience they rncideup in fight, which resulted in O satisfying, though not startling, yeor. Flf2Sl ROW D Green, J. Ramirez, D. Fleming, D. Holstine, W Pivus lCO'CGpT.l, R Moestos, M Soto, W Becker, D Qhribollrl, D McBride SELOND ROW M Riding, P Ull J Iroufh, K Riding, D Mririfimri, Y Soule lco coprl, A. Nodol, S Houston, B Dolly, P Hull. THIRD ROW ouch Fontenrose, J Mritloclf, T Slade, M DeWitt, D Will-nnson, N Ncisli, ff Holmes, G. McDonald, B Cnnrltser, C. Rowlund Couch Thornsvrorn FOURTH QOW J Grams Irngrl, J Ambrose, C Ceorqv, N Nrfiir-nburq, ll Spilrnnn, A Whitnlwr, D logrin, B Clr-ming, fr Hr-iflenrirh, A Hrilfiv, V from l Wood, P Pfinflles Imqrl b.J if - -4C l+frf5'4 Naewe LeTs Go All The Way Ravos pu 1 es Pr 1c3fNCe 0 H nl Q 1' 'Hr 'M gd -,Q -my 4- , ' -'-Q f,. .,,,,:s 9. 'Eilif h I ik. 1. 4 . fl: f yy 3-xi I A G- . r f flrlfl gcrgnnrjle 4044 mr 'OV Y W - - - Z , 1 yy, L1 f ,Ip - ' ' lv ' . I 5' , V 5 ' I N ., S Q l u Q- 'xi ,, 1 Yf' J , 9- ,.-.4 ' 2 ,, 4 U. 'Q Q?- . . P' 5 ,P 'l Q vi' 4 o ' 'I , 4 , n -111 , ,M 5 .'. g . v - I- .. x , I ,-V. .. , L :A - V A fl ',- V, ,yu Q '-my-12g-4ig2:,5S g if . . '- 3, 13 f-Q Qf..,7g31.w, NA, X., r-'Wx' A v,.!!'1!'3: if '- 'f'- yi 2' - , . A 4 .G fjrdf. M ..'. N-3: kj- -l Q. V .Af 11 3-5.5-.Prof -:N ' ' 'COSVOVN payer Takes Early Lead. Despnte The lack of experuence ana depth The perseverung leather lungers capfalned by TCL Cham pnon Doll Payer and coached by Fred Barfon boasfed many ouf standing performances Alrerplaclng second ID league running and lust as hugh an The C I F dnvnsnonals they are looking forward To next year when all buf Two of The runners wull be refurnnng League Champ Payer 'rrramphs agaln r en W CND VO! 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A' 'P Anthony Burresd' XX ll 8 Exhibiting skill as a comeback team, the determined Varsity quintet outshot a champion Claremont Wolfpack and won tour out ot tive ot their second round contests. Coached by Lefty Fontenrose and captained by Nick Burresch, the Warriors, showing much improve- ment as the season progressed, tinished fourth in league play with a 5-5 record. In a Huddle Getting Last Minute Pointers. This Time lt's Dovey's Height That Counts. Puente Puente Puente Puente Puente Puente Puente Puente Puente Puente CAGE SCORES Bonita . .. Bonita . .. Chino Chino . . . . . Corona . . . . . Corona . . . . . Citrus . ..,.. Citrus Claremont 49 .. .. . Claremont FIRST ROW: B Hari, J, lvemayer, B, Branscom, G Hendenrich, B, Marriss, SECOND ROW: D Marjama, A, Barnard, A Higuera, L. Ward, K, Riding, M. Garcia, G. MacDonald, S. BosTer, Tl-HRD ROW: M. McCloed, A King, W. Hausfon, Coach Mauch, J. AldereTe, R. Siner, E. Baraias To climax a slow season, The Bee Team, sparked by Coach PaT Mauch and paced by CapTain Jirn AldereTe, made a favorable showing in The sec- ond round of league play. Nearly upseTTing Three of The leagues Top TearnsfCiTrus, Corona, Bonnaf The Bees, proving To be a capable auinTeT, finished in a Tie Tor TiTTh place vviTh a 2 win-8 loss record, Coach PaT Corne on, Ward, Gef ThaT Rebound. M auch -1 U ll Mmchell s Trying AnoTher One ol His LongAShoTs. u ll 7860, FTRST ROW- G Feemster, B. Glerning, S. Pivas, A. Nodal, SECOND ROW: D. Dieling, P. Hillen- brand, J. Brown, B, Conatser, B. Daily. THIRD ROW' R Cross, R. Miller, Coach ThornsTrom, Q Garcia J Luna, A Monges drove To undisputed possession of fourth place in the final Tri-County League sTandings, The hard-driving quintet, under The menTor ship of Glen Thornstrom, racked up four circuit Triumphs in ten starts. Sparked by team captain Alex Nodal, the midgeTs displayed terrific Team spiriT in The season's campaign. Coach ThornsTrom Make That Shot Count, Nodal. Fleming Grabs Rebound. Puentes scrappy Cee cagers, despite the loss ot key man Phil Hillenbrand, N ll 7 . s . Y gf -A at , if A ' SM 'f ' ,iz 4-' Bailey Shoots trorn Under the Basket. .A ,U Coach Hooks A smooth working Dee five, hitting the hoop with regof larity, rolled into the second spot as the T953-54 ca- saba season came to a close. The little, but speedy, quintet posted a brilliant 8-2 nwark in ten outings against Tri-County opposition to rank as the leading Warrior tearn this year. Coach Chuck Hooks and Captain Cinco Rowland were the two rnain cogs in the attack ofthe Orange and Black peewees. Atta Boy Cooper, Nice Shot. FIRST ROW A. Moses, E. Kessler, A Morriss SECOND ROW-F Bailey, C Rowland ,I Yamada, M PodgurSl'- C POS9f1bP'Q9f K Nellsen A Estrada. THIRD ROW- .I Ingram, R. Cooke, J. Soladin, Coach Hooks T. VGSQUGZ D. Julien J COODP' sd I2 swf! L 921 Vwwumv LY.. P. 553. Parodr Backs Up Knowlton As He Returns a Trucky Hut if GL' Hrguera Displays Excellent Form Coach Chuck Hooks Paced by Frrst Singles George Blancett the Warruor Racqueteers have won league matches wuth Bonita 6 3 Chrno 6'!2 2 X2 and Corona 9 O rn sprte of pre season set backs Capably directed by Coach Chuck Hooks the team wnth four veteran lettermen Hnguera Parodn Knowlton and G Blancett capped highest honors n the tunal TCL standungs FIRST ROW E Kessler J Jarred D Moms SECOND ROW G Blancett J Ambrose B Hawklns Coach H oks G Parodt J Knowlton D W kt s n THIRD ROW A McLeod K Dobson B Blancett A Hnguera T' B Cross F Kevan J Chapman V 1 .K 1-f , . ,, W Aff v '. A , 4' ' ,mfv 1' av.. : , - as-f , H w , A w ' ' , ' 1 1 ' I 1 ' I ' . . ' I A hh V D' r I i U 1 41 , . - ' i 1 . , . , . . . . , . , . , o , , , . ll n o 1 if ' , , V l K . A 1' . lr ' , 9 ' f' t r I , ' t i, ,f fax' M... Q Q 1 f ag ., 5 L 'V .A if if ,, - ,Q if gig 3. rf' ,,, 5:15 V . ..,.w-f '2ii.w ' FIRST ROW: N Sanger, R, Lopez, D. Graeber, D. Sanders, C. Thomas, B. Alvarado, B. Acosta, D Chabolla. D. CfOmW9ll SECOND ROW: COUCLW L9l'Y Fontenrose, Manager G. Poole, R. Thill, M. Laughlin, J. Cooper, E. Roszyk, P. Davey, D. Payer, A Moll, M. Yates, E. Kramar, Manager E. Baraias, Cowch Fred Barton .ga -2 QOQXLFZ 86966 QOK 32' 4 srlexx QYXOL . . Gow x Q0 X The Warrior Thinclads, under the expert coach' ooo Q46 ing of Fred Barton and his assistant Lefty gel XNQY6 Fontenrose, chalked up an enviable record for -QOKQOY the 1954 season-capturing two champion- 'fee ships. After taking second place in the Laguna Relays QQ and third in the Chino and Santa Barbara Re- xg' X lays, they captured the coveted TCL crown, Nixcgoxl edging out a favored Citrus squad 54-53. Un- O defeated in the Dual Meets, the tracksters out- YW stripped Citrus 67 2,.'3 - 36 l 3, and entered byxoelxl nine in the C.l.F. Preliminaries. x C9604 GZ ox' Q' 4 O0 'vas' i--ai 1,-Gm.. I H40., .,,,,,Yk4-'nn-inf I ' '-'C '.--.rf 7 V? 4 3. , 4 . ,- F' A . ., r X .. .- -f - - A .. A, , 1 -'Q-fi 'Q' - V 5 1 Coficl-. Fred Barton ,.. l ' if be mfs 'Z x J L 'n . ' X i my mb, if 5 'N' L- R' i A f 3:5 :f , ho o o KS X100 Q o lf X09 O0 QQ wow 3 fl.fi'ir +1 A ex 5 f .. 'fir' PSX KOQQ .. M uw fl 2, ,. Q , Q9 As ' ' , , 09 bmw u ll u ll 7: 4 . O0 S Sparked by pace-seLTers Ken Rldxng and Ronald SCOTT, The plucky 'B' TraclcsTers were few in number. Affer defeaTing Chino and Clarenwonf and loslng To Bonlfa, They placed fifTh ln The league funals. The C Thinclads, WTTIT Alex Nadal and Phll Hlllen- brand out in TronT, noT only proved Themselves beTTer Than Chlno, BonrTa, and Claremont buT also Took seconcl in The TCL Finals, Though nosed ouT by CTTrus IO Thelr Dual MeeT. T ROW- F. Bally, H. Moses, H Nodal, J, Saladrn, G Feensver, M. Garcla, SECOND ROW: B. Frrsch, T Soule, K. Rudnng, B. Lockhart, M. Rldlng J OODQ' T Webb, D DeIlTng,J Brown, M. Sweet. THIRD ROW Coach LefTy Fonfenrose, B. Kabrs, C. Madden, T. Russr, B. Urban, D Marromo, P Hrllenbrund, P Wasson, H. Rodarfe, E. Olvero, R. Smer, E Nrxon, D. Easf, J. Peacock, A. Barnard, Coach Fred Barron FOURTH ROW A Whrmker, B Bronscom, R Scofv, G Carrey 0. v -v nu v n. .4-. '54 .. :i- n n'. 2 A Hut unto Right Fleld by McKay ln the practlce season a very agnle Warrnor Nune soundly whnp ped Monrovua 6 2 and tough Pomona Catholnc 5 l on Daw son s superb three hrt performances respectnvely Atter dropping tllts to Chnno and Bonrta by small marglns they shut out the favored Corona Panthers 6 O rn the farst round ot league play Hlttnng thenr mud season stride the Varsity Horse huders ably coached by Eldon Schafer promnsed a second round come back that could easlly mean the TCL champuonshlp The Umpire Ru es lt a Ball Play Hard and Play Falrl FIRST ROW A Burresch H McKay R Uhl R Etchebarren G Smnth B Mitchell L Ward R Cervantes S Garca SECOND ROW Manager A Mongus J Anguuano N Burresch C Delgadullo B Cullum Coach Schafer P Muller B Handley J Dawson R Pcker ng Manager R Randles l.s -ll if az fb' X A .. . I . .. 9 to ' T, up 4 wc, ., ,Tir A . . il T il, A V NHT va V 'I -V 1 :. ,. ,. ,, ,. ',. ' ,. ,. ,. I, 1 , , , , , V, ',, I , ,',, ,4 , ,l ly. 4 . Q 1 T 'P J f. 5- ' T s 2 I YN Q ' , xl O 1 . I l I 1 1' I f ' lr V 4 , . I ' -A-- , ' - it ll T , N 7' X f X. , I T - V ..- 5 I -X ' F I .A 1 y A Al ll 'T J ,i' x , - . f f- 'ml' FIRST ROW D. Holstein, B, Daily, B. Conatser, J. Mendino, C. Rowland, A. Estrada, K Neilsen A Moses A Morris M Podgurski SECOND ROW J Grams Manager, D. Banks, R. Garcia, D. Oliver, G. Holmes, D. Faubion, S. Houston T Hubbard J Royer B Holder Manager THIRD ROW G Mac Donald J Dryer, L, Ware, J. Vaca, C. Jackson, B. Houston, T. Vasquez, A. King, W Becker Coach Mauch Uufzllf' adlime With freshmen making up most of the team because most sophomores received Varsity berths, the unsea- sonecl Papoose Nine have yet to win a game in the first round of league play. Despite their unimpressive start, the JV Baseballers, with mentor Pat Mauch urging them on, have shown improvement and exhibited enthusiasm and determina- tion in all ot their contests. Dryer and Estrada Warm Up Betore the M Big Game. ff' T h fi 1.1 5 X N fm X ' .I fl ., 'l Q x V..J .R 1 5 .9 l' Q - A ' I 1 'l f 1 9 I ,J J A ' ' I o 4 1 I 4 I fl lb I , A , ing- L y v 5-.4 A A FIRST POW J Tcrvphf J Yumirs' 1 Awirpfnvvm S Broom, D lfovrreli SECOND ROW J Vfm Sim' IQ Lobbor' C fwzpmrm ' Sayzr-5 TH VF' DCI. , Hwpscf f J '.'ss.r1cwr Afiwser S .fm ProUQ C MGVWQXSV OFFICERS. sf- . Q Q. ,Q f. 5. ff-XfTer rwovmg plied up The reqorreo IOOO porrwfs gamer: by ocfrviries rm The G AA, qrrls here' C11 school 'wmv CG' rome rrwerrwbers of the GJXLS Up orgorwzofroro wwoose goo! fs To fosTer good SDOVTSPTCIVNSYVD cmrn scrwoor sp rf The small group, New by Pres oem Drone Corfroll :wr Advisers Muss Qmrr legelr rmri M'ss Srwrrim Smwov' so '1 paper fooTbc1IIs cmd bcxskerrmurls vww-Hy, were 'O scof- SOrs of The Mrxed Doublffs Tefrwrs Toorricwwrw' fHW'i C' fmrcmfci ur game-s rw' ww rr- o 4 It b 4 ff, ' , A L, I , :S FZ 6 r W 1. av 5 1 .M Z X .J T ' x -' BX OX ' to 7 i ,S ,L V-4 FTRST ROW: H. Delgadillo, B. EsTrada, C. Mangler, J. Van SanT, D. Chapman, J. Wright, A. Graham, D. Graves, B. Spencer, O. Saldana, Cv Gutierrez. SECOND ROW' V Kline, S. Wilkons, J. Harrison, A. Gipsan, G, AndreaTTa, M. Flannery, J Temple, S. Van Praag, M. Nag n, J PeTerson 1, Sporlfs, L. L. Hanson, R. Pilaria. THIRD ROW: Miss STayTon, Coach V. Esqueda, C. Gaul, M. Coursey, D, Gonzales, M. Grorhe, M Doffa, T Yamada, D. Vail, C. Cullum, C. FredeTve, L. Ross, D. Gilliam, R, Paz, J. Garcia, J. Sandana, Miss Leger, Coach Ably coached by Miss Shirley Sfayfon and Miss Ruth Leger, respedively, The girls on The Trim-looking Ten- nis and badminTon Teams scored high boih in good sporTsmanship and in poinTs as The season pro' gressed. VViTh Lynn Hanson as manager, The Tennis Team finished high in T.C.L. play, while The badmin- Ton Team wiTh Diane Chapman as manager also gave Their opponenfs sTifT compeTiTion. They dis! played careful fooTwork and fasT serving in boTh badminTon and Tennis mafches. Oh! I Missedl ennbi-gacfminfan ThaT-aeway, Sam, easy now. If I-p- ,g ' - 94- M MVfr S. 5:25-To . -444- ,J, '-Q If ' Mis L, f sz Vw I -.M ' Ld, fi A W -W r. , fi 5 riffm CABINET, SEATED G f--'e'ez ' Ywrvridfr M Dovro, V Y'lVT lS 'U Pres J Jones J Olsor' l-l Jren STANMNC E fir' f 'ovvrell L Van Sain' N Krl Miss Leger Advisor L Qoss Pelrznfoni l lembie Ever willing To co-operate with their President Janet Yamashifa and coaches, Miss Ruth Leger and Miss Shirley Slaylon, These lively GAA. members nof only learned The meaning of feamworlc, buf also enioyed meefing girl athletes from other schools. Their biggest project-running The studenf store, with Nona Kirk in chargeffflcepf Them busy selling supplies. Besides This, they sponsored a popular dance and were hoslesses lor The Basketball and l-lorkey Playdays SENIORS, HQS7 PCI. s l-liznsan l Jones VN K r- 1 fu an' D ninpmfin i -1 1 i K flfgv-i. ri puss ggfrjrxry pgvi' 'Z Anflrervvd fbainfero L Mariarnn D Cvwes D Qc bey ' Sparks l lemg i1 Tl-MDD DOVV ' Yqmqglmgl Mwnaler 'rr' Sin' ' fflson V lobban ' Fw nfg S Van Dwina D 'onrel' 15' A T' li- ., xf F' QQ j in ,104 4 I! Xx 8. X l 'Q - H JS ... ' uf-...QI .,. J!! gr df' fan zulez M Do'o C omes no I :nom D 1 T Yomodo I -53 I fd-2 us ua 3, ii- .gg 2 as SOPHOMORES FIRST POW S Lake A Yomoshlro nner V n Frantz A Gpson J Horrnson M Ncgwn .J Ro e, SECOND POW J Cowley L Hovrerw D Amor M McClure C Gaul C Fredefve S Ruvero C Robinson M Grothe THIRD ROW K Clark B Spenrc-fr L Peloncon R Homson A Graham s Ewa P Co er a 6 6 I ,J , x ,, , , 'A 3 S 5 it 4 v ,S x ' A V M .L - -, , ' - - 6' 4-. , Z v f' G, A 1 1. Q I 1 X 'x 'W , x 'Q as - , K' 5 7 A , - X V , .V 1 f A. Q- .W I . 'J A ,,. if 'V . 3 , A M uv , ' , My 'fl ' I . W. W Q ' 1 Y, If rl , i ,- -it I .,v.,,.. . .. I ll,-S' 4 V .1 x- . Q . . ', .. . ' f A N, ... . , 1 , . JUNIORS: FIRST ROW O, Soldcmc, O, Gurnerrez, P Puz, H Delgodullo, J. Soldono, R. Muller, B Homime, M Coursey. SECOND ROVV D 'Son , ' , , M , L Ber I, R, P lorno, D G ll , Vo L . , Y . 'I I . 4 y 4 f lf I V 'T' ' f ,, ,v N A , C' . A - , , L42 ' A - ' -' ef . --....:, N . X2 .,,, , -X Y V H, , W - ' , ,' .,,f.,.v, AZ!-1 - ht, 'M an M . I .I .4 N : . . . , J, Vo , L. Pno , M. Flonery, A. , . 1 , . . , . b ,,, . I, . , , , L Ros, I. ng, . Ili 103 ,f , . 1 W W6-A V' xii, 3 6 K , I - 1 i QW , N. Merchnlzoff, D. Rhoodes, K Groihe, D, Gczrcro, V Klme, L Sfevens, A Brwery. SECOND ROW D. Lopez, P. Caro, B, Hecht E Spencer. THIRD ROW- C. DeMem, D. Gillnom, T. Walsh, S. Wu!- ns P Roos-rs C fu urr' P Gramm L on Som, C Elms rf' ll Q, Zdmamcl Wawm OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE IMAGAGA 7508 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA LAFAYETTE 2I8I ' i K, :I I - Zi ,If D BENTLY INC GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR S I5924 E Mom St Puente Colntormo EDge-wood 6 3l47 DESIGNING ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION RUENTE CALIFORNIA Z BUDS MOBIL SERVICE Froncnsqulto ond Walnut Puente Collfornuu Expert Lube and Wash Jobs Mobul Tures Botterles Accessornes Say Full Er Up cmd Save DAN S BARBER SHOP l5864E Mom St ED 62332 Success to the Closs of l954 Puente Umon Hugh School PT A Congrotulot ons to the Class ot l954 Lu Puente Valley Jumor Womon's Club Leo Hoffman Chevrolet Co I5845 E Volley BI d Puente Colutorn Q LEO HOFFMAN Eogewood 6 4505 ffl ff- ' MA V. I is , I I I Ce , A.. it at . I . - + ' - .LQ It R. D. ENTLY, INC. I W' R I, ti ft , A A Q Q 1 I . . v ., , A I Congrotulottons to the Closs ot 5A Dr and Mrs H UTC AND CECILIA ANN 211 HOUR SERVICE DAY 8. NIGHT PUENTE TAXI C0 118 N Glendoro Ave Phone ED 6 2168 'Noto o ene Congrotulotlons to the Closs of 1954 lnternatronal Products C Your Friendly Store FI. 6 9051 Gorro Complete Food Morket Grocertes Meots Frurt Vegetobles Free Delrvery Service EDgewoooI 6 1708 Economy Market and Servrce Statron 16219 EostVc1IIey Blvd Puente Buster Brown Jorrnorn Teenoge LEES SHOES Puente s Only Exclusnve Shoe Store Correct Fxttnng by X Roy Keds Tennrs Shoes Rubber Footweor Chtppewo Boots Sltppers Purses Sox ond Polnsh R0 121 N Glendoro Congrotulotsons to the future Business and Professuonol Women La Puente Busmess 8. Professional Women s Club ED 65111 Open DouIy8om to6p MERRlTT'S NURSERY Merrntt C Brenner Owner 222 N Glendoro, Puente A TRIP TO OUR STORE WIII Convunce You Thot We Hove The Lotest Men s Wec1rforCornpus Ltfe CHANDLERS STORE FOR MEN 237 Eost Second Street Pornono H. I.. H I NS I and Servlce Stcation . . - . .l. E. SS 0 D g ' . ll ll 1' Q -K Congratulatuons to the Class of 1954 LEO S MARKETS LEO HUNTER CHUCK HARRISON Two Markets to Serve You 15759 East Valley 13814 East Valley CLARK SCOTT EXIDE SERVICE BATTERY and IGNITION 120 S First St ED 6 2170 Puente MABEN NURSERY Ornamental Shrubs 8. Trees 656 N Glendora Ave Puente Call ED 61972 Congratulations to the Class ot 1954 Dr Enos A Potts 15843 E Workman PUGOTG ED 6 2120 North Whither Herghts Crtrus Assoclotlon SUNKIST Oranges Grapetrunt Lemons Brands Archery Verrtop Delmar Juncyo St Regus Hrllgrove Station Union Pacltlc R R Puente California EDgewood 6 1265 OXford 4 3297 DR. H. W. ADAMS 106 N Glendora Ave Puente ED 6 2002 Congratulatxons to tlfle Class of 1954 Lo Puente Valley Women's Club , Y ,, l'1 -, '11 -Y-M... ft I 1' ,V . ...--' -lil. ,.... . - , , . la ff X L. ef-1, -1' ' f-, , ' C- lg.. r N rr- .1 ' 1 o Q 0 ' c 0 c ' 1 I . Q , . . I . . I Wallace E Wllson D DS Day and Donaldson REAL ESTATE FAIRGROVE AND GI ENDORA cm ces Robinson s FLOWERS 8. GIFTS 15807 E Mo n St PUENTE I? JOES BARBER SHOP 1008 S Glendorcz Ave FRENCH AMERICAN BAKERY Vlrgmla s Beauty Shoppe and Mlllmery EOS, MO n Sweet ED 6 1352 158 1 E Mo n St Puente Genu ne French Bread ED 6 2235 French Whole Wheat Bread French Rolls Amerrcon Bread PUENTE SHOE REPAIR EISLEY ELECTRIC 15849 E Mann Electrical Contracting cmd Appllonces ED 6 1951 EXPERT WORKMANSHIP PROMPT SERVICE 15851 Eost Mom St Puente . . , . . . 4 ,1 543 We 5' Sub 'iv'c'nQ Genera' Sores cwnfn Exchclnv Besness Phone ED, 6-2515 .Vest Ctwntz, CC: 'CW' L: 3.55 DLsOf.,5 ED 6Y2756VEDv6-14,32 O 1 -A ' Z 4 . I . 1 3 I . . . , tl ' f U I i l ' 1 I . I . WATSON FEED AND FUEL Patronize Your Home Dealer FEED FOR ALL LIVESTOCK PET SUPPLIES SEED AND GARDEN SUPPLIES E. E. BROWN, PROP. II6 N. First Ste Puente ED. 6-2500 HIERSH JEWELERS Factory Authorized ELGIN AND HAMILTON DEALER IIOVQ N. First Street ,7 FC, 1 I yr - -I., ' Congratulations to the Class ot T954 BANK DF AMERICA Natnonal Trust and Savungs Assoclatlon PUENTE BRANCH Puente Calntornna BOOKKEEPING 81 TAX SERVICE M A C K EY Personullzed Bookkeeping Service Huou E MACKEY lO8 N Fnrst St Puente ED 6 3019 Res ED 6 4088 Lo Puente Valley Journal Puente Economlzer PUBLISHING 81 PRINTING Blanket Coverage of Entnre Puente Valley ED 6 115 I IQON Fnrst St PUENTE LANCE SMITH RealEstate PUENTE HARDWARE ond APPLIANCE CD 15842 E Mann Street ilu L s--A-. UNION SERVICE STATION COMPLETE stocx OF RANCH SUPPLIES H A LL gl G I PSO N R C A Televlsaon Tappan and BATTERIES and TIRES Wedgewood Ranges 15805 E valley Blvd pueme Jlm Hmson Evan Hmson Eva W. 5- , T - -----.LQZ I LAW, ' O I I I . p.,11'fI-I gf --l x A -3 ',' iwhf .. , E: -vw- ' ' . R v , . ,, . . .I A -. -f-A-----4 S 4 , ,A -A Q.-' I ':F. I 4 A I I I I ' Johnson Hardware 8. Paint Plumbing 81 Electrical Suppltes Housewares - Gifts - Garden Supplies DeWALT POWER Sl-IOP ED. 6-2523 631 N. Glendora Ave. PIONEER MKT. 747 Glendora ED. 6-9022 Whitey's Meat Market 619 N. Glendora ED. 6-2980 Congratulatrons to the Class at 1954 PUENTE S EXCLUSIVE MEN AND BOY S STORE 15814 E Mann Puente V N I S Store For Men and Boys PUENTE LAUNDROMAT 625 Glendora Orkney s .lewelry Store 122 N Frrst St PUENTE CALIF Congratulatlons tothe Class of 1954 WESTERN AUTO STORE PINNEY and BENNETT Authonzed Dealer 115 N Glendora E 6 21 6 Puente SSAN 15834 E Mann St Puente Congratulatuons to the Class of 54 MAIN'S CLEANERS PICK UP and DELIVERY 15828 E Mann Puente ED 6 2816 KIIGORE TRACTOR CO Ferguson and Mrnneapolus Mal ne Tractors and Farm Machlnery Allns Chalmers Sales and Serv ce 15721 E Valley Blvd Puente ED 6 4514 E ', f HILL' D10 . D- 1 I I I A A There is no room in our society today for pessimism . . . in our short history America has accomplished so much. There is yet much more to accomplish in our future. Now is the time for us to begin carving out opportunities for ourselves . . Tr s as the philosophy ol Vx! H Crawford rounder ot Crawford s at F ve Points Crauvtord s stat' and employees congratulate the students ol Rue rite Un on H gh Srl ool W F 0 R D ll85O E Valley Blvd El Monte B R 0 G Success to the Class of F ggi? PUENTE nomar clue , Mya DONORS OF THE PUENTE L- f ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD S Your Friendly Puente FORD Dealer 'wit . . ,, l ' - ,A A X 1 I E 2 , C R A ' S Q B '54 I I gl V' ,fl lrr T crr C.C.STAFFORD M HJNG and WAREHOUHECOMPANY Inc PUENTE GROCERY 13852 GROCERIES MEATS EPUITS VEGETABLES E a, CC TV I , ' Ei Q. N Street CLWCW9 ED- 6,236 E 'e Ci' Qfffxil if I 1- E' 'V'- 2' ILT '. :rmi 1 -'I 1 rl wk EmTS1: ':X.-Qmfzz, Q-, 1If,O.L,Tz' V, 5 w- 13 '- vv uv' '--'F' 1, S -' '-- 5 T, , gf, 4 I A Tri Stussi 8. Humphrey's Market Sullivcm's Produce HoroId's Meats 15978 E. Froncisquito Puente Phone EDgewood 6-1026 Prescriptions Filled While You Wait GENE'S DRUGS PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 15407 E, Foirgrove Ave., Puente, Colif Phone EDgewood 6-4107 Success to Class ot 54 ARTHUR J ROBY Insuronce of oll Krnds 15825 E Mom St Puente BEVERLY DAIRIES Ltd 230 W Jefferson Los Angeles 7 Colutormo Pr 2061 SERVING YOUR SCHOOL CAFETERIA SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 54 PUENTE LIONS CLUB Congrotulotsons to the Closs of 1954 SPEAR PHARMACY CARL L SPEAR Glendoro and Mom Streets Puente Colnfornno PUENTE DRUG COMPANY The Rexoll Store 15820 E Mom Street EPD 6 1528 N STEVES BARBER SHOP 15845 E Moln Street Puente Colrfornro , . . 1 I .I 7 - I . ki Pu. 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