Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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COMMISSIONER OE ATHLETIC Alanson W, McDermot A, W, McDermoth, Commissioner of Athletics, repre- sents our junior College at the O. E, Li counselors' meet- ings. Through his efforts much has been accomplished tovvard making a more successful year in jr C. sports. Miss Vera E. Best, dean of junior College girls, must be commended for loyally serving the feminine element in our institution. The girls sincerely appreciate her advice. Miss Ethel P, Allen, dean of Pomona I-ligh School girls, after a year of vacationing through Europe, resumed her duties as an understanding and appreciative adviser. Irlvvin T Martin EtI1ol!Xllen VeraE.Best Edvvin T, Martin, Dean of the junior College, is to be commended for his splendid vvorls in dealing vvith the problems of the jaysee students, Alvvays an eager and loyal support- er of school activities, Mr, Martin has done a great deal in promoting nevv ideas for the improvement of our junior College. Through his en- thusiastic leadership, Pomona junior College has gained recognition as one of the foremost tvvo-year insti- tutions in California. I

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lGl-lNSTOlXl E WALKER, Principal To lobnston E Walker, our Principal, vve otter our deepest appreciation tor bis unceasing ettorts and devotion to serve us. lvlr, Vyfalker bas again guided us tbrougb a very successful year and bas brougbt our newly unitied student body even more closee ly together, We lsnovv Mrs Walker not only as an excellent principal and leader, but as a true friend, vvbo willingly sbares our burdens, and understands tbe problems ot youtb. llirougli bis encouragement and cooper- ation, Oscar H, Edinger, viceeprincipal, bas contributed mucn tovvard tlie success ot the V338-l939 scnool year, lvlr, Edinger bas sbovvn untiring interest in our scnool by bis eagerness to promote activities ot mucb benetit to tbe students. Tnrougn his splendid guidance be nas nelped many students solve tbeir ditticulties, YW A OSCAR H. EDINCER lR,, Vice-Principal

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'ANLEY E. ACRES Social Science AROLYN A. ADAMS Spanish 'l-lEL P. ALLEN English l S J. l-lOWARD BECKER Chemistry VERA E. BEST Vocal Music JOSEPH E. BONNET J. C. Athletic Coach A vvlibltfw STANLEY ACRES e l-laboy-go-lucky, genial l3luebeard, CAROLYN A, ADAMS e Teaches vvith a smile, ETl-lEL ALLEN Traveled extensively but is back vvith us again l, HOWARD BECKEReMixes a grcat deal ot material vvith utter abandoneano casualties, as yet, VERA E, BESTe Humors many vvould-be Carusos and Svvarthouts lOE BONNET --a Better lqnovvn as 'llolly loe -aesince reducing, vveight l9O bounds CRAWFORD F. BRUBAKEReeSoeal4s in the upper bracket -M generally believed to sleep on a dictionary DOROTHY EUR' CESSWA true tarmerette We svvings a vviclqed hoe as vvell as a pencil. ORACE W BYlNOTONeThe tate ot tuture Pomona households rests in her hands LETlTlA M, CAl-lOONa Another taithtul subject eng deavoring to teach students their native tongue l-lOMER O CAIN f Can really manipulate tigures-A-onasliderule, ALlCE F. CARLETONeel-ler advice to girls, As you sevv, so shall you reap. OLIVE P, CRAWFORD E. BRUBAKER GRACE VV. BYINGTOP English, Speech Arts lloiie Tco DOROTHY BURGESS LETITI X M. C ll Ol Botany Enqlish