Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

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Therefore, in memoriam to the seniors, the instruments by which traditions and ideals have been established and will be carried on throu h suc- 9 Tlflfkf Ygftxfrs- ceedir'iQ Years, we dedicate-- wibk du Wufxslef. . hx Pl Lv lAL..l btjcxvk Ogg CCCX ,AS X105 - XNUSKL9-vvt. ol Pleasure Xlo wcklk fwilv kT'kilS 'Myst -kbuxolk lpfcrnwsf str:-vxf lu :Nucl-ffl? ?u Lv - l X l X XX X cw Bclmy ' cf- 1 w 7 ai Iwhlui- f W' S MA HTL T A Ql ou- law U-P ' 'WL mf" 'f V' 'V ' ll ,,,- --'X Ovfk Us ulx cel-.,.,m1f5 Vwoihw- Yccw, Q70-ck sf cf Q CJlAFr,5Xf"'k9',l'T pea- - Ch 1955 Q. hifi N dfx 'N g , m , ' 1 K 1 9" I 4, ' 'xx ' iii! x Q. ,M 42 . K Aff YZ JK H' fy FD, 1 4 4 X ,X J pk f,, ,- fy Sffy., HCV my .V lyk , ff J il!! 144-4 f Q 1 X Leis, R vb jp K rfb' kj' - X f V A I 44 4 N v xf J 4 f 4 XJ X' , In " ' ' I ,- fy 'V XL ,Ny K, VX L fl!! 5' ij A I f J JM N' my ' ' f' if Aff' V. 'Yy U M E I U Mg e 0 0lZZl6IZlf5 n L, Q92 QOVEVIZ 8 Q32 .EEHVIZ I Q92 Oky 64 Q32 Belong 74 Q92 jway Q0 Q92 give 128 j Q92 Supporf 142 When strong hands and able bodies built these walls from which our school arose, words were instilled into the foundations, "Let Us Learn." Through the past tour years, the class of '55 has endeavored to follow these words molded forever in durable stone. The first recipients of that price- less heritage, knowledge, may be proud of the school they helped to create. Closing this chapter in their lives they advance with the thought that there is- "AIways More Beyond." ' Q , .Sf T Brok JlMk Cory Cindy Ed ersmza dy Pot Wynn 0 sf M H Phi Q H f ,ff '1 ff? ffl if 1 Q1 rf J f ,gp Af QIQ,-Q0 'XMLBQCNL UVGU' Q ci Nu 9555 5x9Y'f?ivQnig-Xifdgflfgyx C5002-353K CL CRXGAYRQT T3goqkgvQ.YCQfQ '15 Q . 5 U5 1' I j f if 4, f is x - ,F if - . Q V I , 3 5 3 Q I - Q f , s K 7 5 fl gf ' f 2 2 E5 1 fi X f I 1 fi 'V i V sw A wi' L, , ffaff gg if 15 ,ig Q 1 ' 8 Mx, 1 -Q, ,J . 'Rf' Q- A X 1 '144 Vino! ilfvv-i D ' . i ,ua e ,, aw. -r J-' ' ' .. 5 J ja 5, fix, J' i,f'f6-1:v"ff'E-ff'-ff-i:"'i' ' J J A f1'fui.d.,vf,Jf4.-1'-I . ' ,J.,,w nfl- '-Pa J ,.-7f,.g,1,i, Az- af if 1--' f' 5, eewyiy ,zz We-A L r --f. 3 .r r in 1 r i' i .g A , 1 A ,Iv ,JP J QQj g fir r g, g i i V A ,ff - V55 Vi'4 5 T i fl i . in r. ' f-J J-L? 1 It ':1,' gk 3 ihg . I l l "Wherever anything lives, There is, open some- where, cz register in which time is being in- scribed." Henri Bergson 8 9 The Outstanding leadership of Alan Graves, our Student Body President, resulted in many activi- ties and accomplishments of which Arcadia High School can be proud. His tall, lean figure was an accustomed sight at assemblies. In Student Council, he conducted the chosen representatives in a democratic way, making decisions and plans by which the whole school benefited. In the ottice of Vice-President, Dwight Cocke has served a successful term. He has been instru- mental in developing plans tor the annual Pow- Wow and has presided over the activities ot the Inter-Club Council in planning tor many club functions. lO Importoint contributions to stu- dent government ore credited toss ing Secretory Judy White, Re-L cording Secretory Joon Sha!-don,ri ond Historiorqalois Flciind rgixg mf L ty R' 'W Treourer Mike Cory, Correspond-,ill Xi MGX X, A ,V KX. i xx X L nit it-, ii., i Wx: XY! ll l ly! il it M 6 is 5 . Ky if l X l-f V ii" X x W ,V vii i 1 i 1 ,, ii x A , ti, J ' my tux .iii X M AI I ' .' Our Sfudezzf ouizci . Responsible for on increose in our school spirit ond mony more activities ore Commissioner ot Pep Necil Randle, Commissioner ot Assemblies Pot Lewis, Com- missioner ot Athletics Deon De Benedet, ond Commissioner ot Buildings ond Grounds Sue Cvole iher. -AA Freshman: Christine Oeltman, Jack Dea- ron, Karen Bassford, Mary Jane Fuerst. Sophomore: Gloria Geisler. Not Pictured: Bill Eldreclge, John Lindell, Doug Nan- ninga, N 7. fiirilffiuj i :, 'I I nfl l J 1 ,Qj ,i Mf, fl' A - ,,,, .zu VJ' f- f f' ,mf 1' , 14' oe L Lo, if , 716 Xywf HQ! ur epreselzfafrvm . . Junior: Paul Gillespie, Charlie Hicks, Imelda Kelly, Betty Nottingham. Senior: Eileen Samuelson, Margarita Ek- lund, Not pictured, Bob Nye, Beverly Jackson. L to right Ist row. S. Clark, J. Fisk M Morris B Knopp, D. Heff- ner L Schoonmaker. 2nd row: D. H e J Sheldon J. Griffith, P. Pearson 3rd row G. Spark, M, Sheehan J Wolters, G. Buster. Led by Leora Gregg, Their president, and Mrs. Ruth Calvert, their sponsor, the Girls' League of Arcadia High School has endeavored to establish an organization in which a feeling of unity amongthe girls is created. Through the committees, each girl has been given an opportunity to participate and thus secure a sense of belonging. Left to right, Ist row: J. Patrick, E. Samuelson, S. Davison, H. Clark. 2nd row: D. Boisot, P. Slough, D. Harding, L. Buxton. irfs I eaque . . L i Left to right, lst row: M. Sutcliffe, L. Gregg, M. Wells. 2nd row: S. Jones, A. Brodhead, L. Flanders. All One year more and The Junior Class will be on Top. IT has been ably led by President Marty Kor- dick, Vice-President Sheila San- ders, Secrefary Joan Wolfers, and Treasurer Nancy Perrine. IZ OLU' 1655 WCEVS . . The Senior Class has af last reached The climax of Their four years-graduation. Paul Dyer, President Dave Schaeffer, Vice- Presidenfg Diane Harding Cor- responding Secretaryg Virginia Kendall, Recording Secretary, and Pat Wynn, Treasurer, were The class officers. New, but capable, are our Fresh- men officers. President John Di Caro, Vice-President Mel Caines, Secretary Kathy Chadwick, and Treasurer Jolene Daverson. QM OVEVIZEJ. The class with a future, the sophomores, still have their two most important years ahead. This year they were led by: President, Larry Martin, Vice- President, Bill Lammadee, Re- cording Secretary, Cheryl Pow- ers, Corresponding Secreta ry, Nancy Montgomery, Treasurer, Dick Heilman. X -r 5 'W . K E ur 'K ear F? .L ' ,, X X 4 I I WS "Wait, Thou child of hope, for Time shall Teach Thee all Things." M. F. Tupper eniors I The enior ear is a ortant step on the road toward maturity, for it is h r at e must k the great decisions regarding our future. There , i a no of sobrie in the Senior Classy a new feeling of respect for one I I noth p ai s- tudents are endowed with greater privileges and respon- XQY sib' ities. in s waver between Senior problems and plans for the future. if ristm tion arrives before we know it and Easter vacation is awaited ' as never efore. The Prom becomes a symbol of all dances, graduation bil ,QW of f the most important years in our life. We shall look back on this X ' many times in the future, but never without that touch of nostalgia ' ci ays associated with happy memories. rl at .ee""1f , Qfffw .Q .s ff , by 5 , ,iff ig i'16M ,gr .lg-f-1 Vey, ll 'T t A ' ' x Yli QM! V l Senior Class Sponsors: CX y l Mrs. Beckman and Mr. Snyder 'x ' X ,QVZ Ecsvltffp M My v 7 Q Cf- I 1 16 q . ,cc 5,04 jim was T awe, ,. S K, y 4 My MAQQQF wfvzeqclf s WWf45M?aU ,6.z.ffg .44 X9 . KLLMZL ,rw y - I 18 g ,JTCQ 'D fy cpCZ Jziekhwaj -..--.HM....--..M-, ..... .,.... MARGARET AGAJANIAN MARJORIE ARNOLD LINDA BALSER ELLEN BEARD URBAN ABILA JUNE ARDEN ROBERT BAILEY LUELLA BATES JUDITH ARTHUR A JON CHARLES BERGH FER I 4 'O e, file cfass of 255, J ,sw .QV xy-'Qj JI LI-sri 0 I If ,I If-IY 0 II wif JOHN ALLEN RICHARD AUSTIN DIANE BARTHOLOMEW FRANK BERGLUND .4 SUJENNA ANDERSON BEVERLY AYLMER MARILYN BASSFORD INGRID BENSEN SHERYL BEY GEORGE BICKMORE MARVIN BIEDEBACH 1- ' 1.1 ,J M' l RICHARD BLACK NANCY BLAKE 9. 4 Ia BART BLANCHARD DEBORAH BOISOT LEONARD BOSE PATRICIA BOTTS PIERRE BOURGEOIS RICHARD BREEDEN ANN BRODHEAD LOREN BRODHEAD THOMAS BROOKS BARTLETT BROWN HEIDI BROWN LEWIS BROWN WILLIAM BURK VIVIAN BUCICH DENNIS BUNDE PHYLLIS BURTON ROBERT BUSH LINDA BUXTON SHIRLEY CALVER EDMOND CARLSON WL any e remem are 'll I A MICHAEL CASEY JULIE CHAUSSEUR NOEL CHRISTENSEN HAZEL CLARK ROGER CLARKSON " r "M" ' LI A . I A I I I ' T I + E pd' I I 4, ma 1 I QI 42 -wr g ...Y ,ff , ' avi A I A lf L. A WILLIAM CLINE BARBARA CORRADINI LINDA CROFT DANIEL CURTIS GAIL CLOSSEN ROLAND CORPE LUKE CUCCIA DONNA DAVID 312' , I Q. 5 DWIGHT COCKE MICHAEL CORY WILLIAM CUMMING5 SONYA DAVISON x 4 CONSTANCE COOPER ROBERT COVEY MICHAEL CURRY LORRAINE DEARBORN SANDRA CONRAD MATTHEW COLWES PEGGY CURRY JANICE DE PYPER as ffm kan ers ang buzwers PATRICIA DOLAN - ff. I YL., ' Wi A ,, SUE DONISTHORPE ,- PEGGY DUKE PAUL DYER ALBERT EATON il FX A 4 .QRS um! "Sivan z I A A 9' I L I X ' .. iw -If"- DONALD EBY JUDITH ECKERMAN PRISCILLA EDSON ULLA EKLUND HOWARD ELDREDGE THOMAS ELLS PAUL ELMORE DEANNA ELY RICHARD ENGLEMANN MACK EASTERBROOK ALICE EWAN SUZANNE EVJEN JOE FEMINO DONALD FERGUSON MARILYN FIEBELKORN DONALD FISHER MONA FROLICH DE ANNE GAGLIANO SUSAN GALLIHER MARY GEAR 0 VCC! ld Lq C 00 . J' 5'1" A S ll I GARY GILLETTE MARA LYN GORDON ALAN GRAVES PATRICIA GREEN LEORA GREGG df fy 4 fl - .,, - I . .' W 1 - 2-1-:I wr I -3 "5 In I X . , . 'E 1 A-A HAROLD GRIFFIN MARGIE HANSEN PHILLIP HEBING WARREN HUNT E L r, 5 , Q 'Ilia we-3' . - 2 sf 'UA l ll ROBERT GRIFFITS CAROL HARDING RODNEY HILGERS BARBARA HUNTINGTON Maw 'M K K ,J Lg, My . A '64 I Aw ' A 1 ' j EILEEN HAMILTON MARGARET HATCH JOYCE HUFF DAVID HYLTON illlwllq BEVERLY JACKSON our feagerslzip LOIS JAFFARIAN I JOHN GRUBEN PAUL HADLEY DIANE HARDING JOHN HARSEN LEE HOPPER JOHN HOKOM DONNA HUSBAND DARRELL HYDER RICHARD JENKINS CAROL JENSEN DONNA JENSEN .. .,, -'EL ies: 2.122 'E,':2i:i'i'ivf 1 - 11 1 , .. as ' 1. X: Mm as XT as I J' Q ""- I ' 1 I f' Q I I A 'K 4 I E ig L I l A AA MARILYN JENSEN KAREN JENSEN CORA JOHNSON MARLIN JOHNSON PAULA JONES SALLY JONES VICKI JONES CHARLES KASTLER LAWRENCE KAYS SUZANNE KEPNER RON KEPPER ROBERT KING BRIAN KIST LOIS KNOCK CAROL KNUTSON RONALD KRONQUIST ,"?"" Q .::IeF ,EK THOMAS JOHNSTON VIRGINIA KENDALL CARLANA KINCAID LYNN AISTER frVlQ Qmgfflvi. Wwe IBSLMVQ My I, 'V Cl: Q our accepfcuzce of responsiblfify, IJ MAREA LAMATRICE STANFORD LAMB A-f .w ,R 1. I J-,,, I' fm' . I l MARILYN LANCASTER NOREEN LANGSNER ROGER LANTZ JAMES LAWSON MITCHELL LELAND PENELOPE LO GUI DICE DAVID LEACH TONI LEMAN SHIRLEY LOGSDON A. I. ,, I j - I ' ,iff Ikl. A DONALD LEAVERENZ PATRICIA LEWIS ROLAND LUNDBERG ERIC LEHMAN GERALD LOGAN JANET LEUCHT IO-ANNE LEHR MARVIN LOGAN ANNETTE LUZADOR JULIA MACK VICKIE MADDIS LINDA MAI-IONEY MARY MANN DAVID MANOOKIAN Y fo Y 602 OLD' 65LI'6 LWZPVOVE BERT MARSMAN JOHN MASTERS RICHARD MATHES BONNIE MATHEWS CONSTANCE MCINTYRE I II 9 " Q '-..f"-4721 Q fi ,gi RICHARD MCNABB ROBERTA MOSER SUSAN NOURSE SHARON PLASKETT HELEN MEAD ELIZABETH DE LA MENARDIERE JON MILES RAYLEEN NEWTON ROBERT NYE JANOLYN PATRICK SUSANNE NITKOWSKI ROSEMARY O'DONNELL MARY PATTERSON LOIS NISBET JOAN O'GRADY PATRICIA PATTERSON 9 IA, JUDITH MISHLER MICHAEL NOBLE RICHARD PARKER DIANE PEACOCK we sfro ve EVE? OFWKLI' CATHERINE PEDRETTI , NANCY PEHRSON MARIANNE PENN BARBARA PERLMUTTER ' fn. MARTA PERRY 015'- r 1 'X 4.f'4 I an Il ' ,Q A ' J I I f - v V 'W I GARY PETERS MILTON PETTIT LINDA PETTY BURTON PIERCE BARBARA PIWONKA GERALD PLANO JEAN POOLE JEAN PORTER PATRICIA PRATT SAILY PRICE DAVID PRIOR CHARLES QUENZLER BETTY RAMSDEN ROBERT RANDALL JOHN RAYMOND SHIRLEY REDMOND NANCY REED LORETTA REEVES PHYLLIS REIBOLD RICHARD REIMERS fowar cz higher qoa . WILLIAM RICHARDSON MARION RILEY In RAY RITTENHOUSE PENELO PE ROBERTS Du- WILLIAM ROETHER Lam' ,Mm ggi! "!k I. ' LEONARD ROLAND EILEEN SAMUELSON DONALD SCHMIDT JUDITH SCHREIBER I 0 MAX RUMBAUGH DIANE SAUNDERS THOMAS SCHNEIDER CAROL SEAMAN Y BARBARA RUSSELL ROBERT SCHACK HOWARD SCHOENHALS ROBERT SERVICE S! 5 , I JAMES RUSSELL DAVID SCHAEFFER JOAN SCHOWEN RUTH SHEEHAN F9 L I' ,J I, I z A 2 ROGER RUTHERFORD JOAN SCHLIEM JOE SCHOWEN LEE SHIELDS e now sfcuza.. MARGARET SHELLEY NORMA SHOBERG LEO SHOTTON GAIL SINKULE MONYA SKLAR A BETTY SKRZYPCZAK RONALD SMITH RICHARD SPOLSTRA STEPHEN TALLENT RICHARD SLATTERY JAMES SMITH JUDITH SPITZER CAROL TARULLO p I 5 - BARBARA SLOAN JAMES SOLHEIM DONALD STEVENSON THOMAS TAYLOR DIANE SMETHURST ROGER SPAULDING MARTHA SUTCLIFFE JANE TOLEN 012 file fhreslz0!J of ilk. POLLY TOWNSEND WILLIAM TUMPNEY I Q ff f THOMAS TUCHSCHERER THELMA VALENSE X IL ANN VAN NOY NORMAN WELD SHARON WILLIAMS RICHARD WHITEHEAD l ,Q 4E 11" RICHARD VENEGONI MARY WELLS ELIZABETH WILSON ROBERTA WOLFE Lz'JJi1zq fareweff fo fb X I 3? DONNA VOGT MARY WILBAND THOMAS WINGO JANET WOOD e pasf DONALD WAGNER JAMES WILEY LINDA WHEELER PHYLLIS WOODS - 1 1. I I get "fp .fl XJ NANCY WALLACE MARGARET WILTSE JUDITH WHITE RICHARD WOODRUFF DAVID WRAGG is MARGARET WU RTZ PATRICIA WYNN YVONNE YERKES DEANNA YOUNG CAROL ZACK JAHNELLE ZOOK CAROL LEE ZUERLEIN HANNA ZWERCH miors Wai g7icfureJ R. ANTHONY P. ARRAMBIDE D. AUTEN J. CASNER C. CHESTER R. DENVER B. DICKEY T. DOW K. EDWARDS H. ELLIS L. FELDMANN J. FREE T. GEFFENEY GOODWYN HEISS HENRICKSEN HERTENSTEIN HUNTLEY MARTIN MCNEELY MITCHELL MYKLES NEFF NORTHUP O'DONNELL O'GRADY PARKER PEAKE PUTNAM REID SCHLIEM STRAUSS THOMAS TINKHAM WELLS WIDMANN WILMSEN WILTSE an em racing flze fufure. miors O12 Ganzpus Only in Senior Problems could such o bright, happy, intelligent-looking group be found. And here we hove on group of future little Mister l 'll'l N Fix its Poor Sulenno, is I'l'I'eClllyl'l'1GT difficult? The reading room fa 31 'X First row: Eileen Hamilton, Susan Nourse Julie Chasseur Loretto Reeves, Mona Frohlich, Sonya Davison Second row: Jane Wells, Margarita Eklund, Michael Cory, Marta Perry Howard Eldredge, Warren Hunt, Priscilla Edson, Steve Tallent. iiiie l Leora Gregg, Harold Griffin, Linda Petty golf? Sea! Qmduafes Pictured above are those students who hold the honor of graduating as a gold seal bearer. This means they have been ci member of the California Scholarship Federation tor at least four semesters, one of which had to be in their Senior year. rospecfive Sea! bearers Judith Aiken Sally Jones Donald Ferguson Patricia Pratt Carol Harding Linda Wheeler Darrell Hyder Luziors The Junior Class may look proudly on their contribution to this school year. Class parties, assemblies, and the prom, all complete a memorable year. They are but a prelude to "that most important year of all"-the Senior year. Those wonderful months will be forever a vivid memory of a happy year and time well spent. f 91, ,ff,g,..1,,lEQ.. as , f"""fu AQ.9,,,,,,, alalcumadt 'y'u5'4I?7b lone 'EQ Y . XA, V s. V ,,, ' lk ? T 1. if f 'iw' fl 'fffzw ,W l Af' Junior Class Sponsors: 'Z 'T Mrs. Rasmussen and 9X4 Mr. McKibben 'fav Us ' 1 s.-. ' 'VM ' H. Adams M. Ahern gaggrs. K -li J. Allison J. Ames . "-. z I :l 4 l Y x A B. Baldwin L. Boll .Q4 f B. Berky T. Berumen L. IL E '., J. 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'V V l .V ,J Q l l "JJrf L s - A J L lb... A fi Q M. J Aww.. F- A. - T. Pettit M. Phillips R. Phillips A. Ploof S. Pon C. Ports P. Postlewait C. Powers r it . , :af .... . . 1 . . . V3 P R - , ' " " x ' ll' 1 A I P A K L D. Pratt J. Prestin J. Quarness S. Quigley J. Ramage J. Ramsey J. Randall R. Rathbon ' N M ,, -'UZ P f i A P ' . if ., . . .J .f ' L is.-.., an R . . lll' V U A , C. Raymond D. Redman J. Reeve M. Reichert J. Rieber R. Rittenhouse M. Rhodarmer J. Rhodes 1- . 'il I N' o r ' 9. .5 .... ,, 'L " -, Pj Q , it V. V HQ ' ., ,V .. .sa ., t- W .R . . L were . J W J. Richardson T. Rife B Roberts R. Robison S. Robison R. Roether N. Roscoe C. Rose , . .. -1 ... Qian ' ll'5:'3a , ' ' .. ' - ' 0 I . A 5 I ll .t gf, W in I I L W ,- B. Royer F. Rush L. Rush R. Ryerson K. Salley G. Salyer B. San Filippo E. San Filippo in 53 " 7 Q, A 5 L - . L S S. Scanlon P. Schenck D. Sc eppy 1, -mvrfl ' hl D. Schmidt D. Schroer D. Shirley J. Shoemaker XJ . '-1 R. Sirkegian MA Sitton J. Solberg L. Spark MA T. Starn J. Stately ?, . 1 A 'Y vw . S HE 1' ' 'lv ' " ' , f i R. Stevens L. Stewart 4' J -.43 'K R, ' A7 1 ' j H. Thomas J. Thornhill I .2-4 X. . 5 T. Trippe B. Tross J. Shuler N. Shull M, Siegel S J JS .... wad 921 .1.' ll," 2 0 ' W... if ' r.r. -Q. H. Skrzypczak J. Smeenge C. Smith ml 'I .,, i ld S. Spaulding P. Spencer M. Spencer A x J. Stadley R. Steinbrenner D . Stoltze R. Strong 'Mr' Km .. 'aug xi 'H B 1 6' -RW on Q-Q Y W Q G. Tickemyer M. Todd ,ff 'W' -. - '-Y' ' 0 S! E f M. Tumilty D, Turner . Stepan 5' if QQ A. Sullivan L. Treece L. VanDoren 1- "Q - -. ,cw mes. W 3. f . .,.--- T li - go... . -M. :E . .1 ' . . : v Qi W . - ,. .V . . Q 'Sw 4 v L Q, -Ulu C. Schurter D. Schwab M. Sheehan v B. Simon E. Simon L. Simons W 'jg A S A L. J F. Smith i VJ. Smith V. Smith J xr "" ' J' 5 3' r 'l'wi1'. ,ni Lv p A J . ' ,fl 'ig B. Spicer J. Spratling G. Sproul ' lii' J. -nr x A. Stephen V. Spencer J. Stevens 53" I. Swenson G. Tompkins E. Thomas .ff fv- . , F 6' 1 .- -' ...,, . . . V Fmt ,-Q . hu? , J K V. Treece P. Tremayne E. Trent . i -I -.... .Sf 'Y' 1 , A I R. VGr1l'lOm J. VanOrnum D. Verhoef , W C N1 X H AA , l l A , KW ... W - D. Ware B. Wells J? L i l l W S. Williams R. Wallis ,.,,, 4 ' , J . ii . 'N ,l. Wood J. Woodward I. Youngson D, Yogi 52 ,,., ..,. ,. is .sg . .. . A S. Webster ' 52+ qw - v as ...s '. Q x ...i R. Wilkins B. Williams A, Williams rc -'M Vm,. ' l i s B. Whitehead D. Whitman X M , l 'l Q if l ll, H4 5 if f , Em X S. Wilson M, . i E. Woo'l'ber'1 Q- L as ii D. Yosv L. Winchell J. Wofker 1. . - .1 , 4 Ah. B. Wynn H. Winer K. Wingard W, Winn E. Witt D Wullner P. Wunderlich G. Yates W. Wragg . . X . VV if 1 . V .:- 1 1 x E. Wenzlaff D. Wallace .. .K ampus i e Do you think they're really studying that hard? Yes, turning onthe stove does help. The Snack Bar s the place to go- Once in awhile, everyone stands around doing nothing V65 WZEIZ The class of '58 has become an important part ot our school. Their tre mendous spirit and sportsmanship were portrayed in their acceptance of the trials of Hi Week. As custodians of the Victory Bell, they have actively supported social and athletic programs. ri? .-- I -- X .4 N. S TOR X Class Sponsors: XX xx Mrs. Aton and Mr. Nordvold xi S-X 5, Y i . 'xg Ai , Q LS . , . 'si X- - '. -- 'N-if' .,, , , : ' gg . :x fr . -1 A 'H - X f E xii! Q x 1'- FSQXYQ Xi -li - X ,. X .. - Qx, -c , , :If ., ,W lx Nags: .V 4 .., Xi' xl ij? c ' X ' fsxex, K je" V, X . i X' -'S 1: e X ' ego- - f X as K - . X K X Q TAi :L . Y V , -E -- 15. F. J. A In ml J. Adams '51 Arnold .,,.-f . A1 B. Baron f pf. 1 I , 4. C: ry .V uv .1 I 'rv--in 'ar M A .f A.. -V al.. k 4 . 1 .t N. Agaianian D. Albrechtsen 1 nr-I Q VV -'Si M V . H. Aronson S. Alexander ill' 04 E -uv . ii ve. A ' 2 I K .ffm ,JI J. Allison 'x WT' y ..., 4-.. J. Arrietta M. Ashaver R. Asmus 4 ,.,. at - l I M Q "' 2 -rv A . 'fu 1 . - Q, S 1 . at R. Bartholomew K. Bassford P. Battany R. Beckwith we . if. C " A 1 V4 V K : if Biava -no .M-.4-7 .Ir 4, X. Boughner J. Billig J. Binnings . !""5 K ,., , . E. Boyd J. Bradley ,, . .sy . 3 V ,Qi 1 Y . , . - if B E. Brinson S. Bristol R. Brown .QQ . qsfrfi , i iff L. Brubaker J. Brustman L. Brown J. Buckley R. Buckwalter D. Blesi 5 lcv . .Q E A ' H. J. Bratf A. gf -an J .Mai R. wr'-rv ' . Bonham ea Q., 4 rv Y M ., . M if -4' X J' Brassfield I 'lla H ji --f-f f Brown K. Bunde ' f f I, 'vanf 1 """f ii.. V E, Alvitre R. Anderson W, Armstrong 'Q Alll ffm , 4 R llrer ' - '41 A . C. Bailey L. Boker C. Bareon .., at V A 1""' ' ' V . ' 0 . . , ...f .5 s - A f... 1, 5 - gg I' ,,, n it V. in V ...V A. Berry J. Beschta J. Betsinger f r Z ,4 V -A . ai 'E V Iv 5. W Q 'E' D. Bono B. Boone L. Botts if A.. V in C. Bretonne M. Bridges J, Brigler ' - 4:1 ... ... V Qi: qwfrf -f 1 'Dfw . QQ, ' R. Brown V. Brown K. Bruce . A L E. Burghardi R. Burnett R. Burns K . Q, A K I .. A V , "" '-N. . .. J ' v if - N, . A'-P' A J' , TL g M. V V .-.1 "Q, 3 ' . 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Curtis 'L ,"lll- " 4 .' iw.. i ' if , ga H in -M K fl fs., " P J. Daverson X-ww E. Desatoff '65 wr' ig H. Dueringer V 'S 'tv A ""'.? D. Eldridge H. Faddis 'S -.1 'X'-. C. Christopher i ' fel...-I' l E. Cosiantino -4 A Q D. Curran L. Cobb 3. ""f' ar. Lf L. Co sta HIY Nui - M sf- - R ga P. Daniels G. Davidson S. Davidson .76 'w I we .7 .47 B. Cochran 1. Q 1 . .Qfii gg D. Coutts C. Daueiaar A, A 4 -if f f. l f 3 D. Dean f g ,L f5fi.,,. . ,gg W. .. V X g X -. . L. Dickson J. Di Caro S. Dickason li af? 'Q 6-5 'M' 1' ' iv, 1 ..rr N.. f ff J- J Q- E. ' .if 4 T. Dodge C. Donegan If. f 'kl- f fi' K , L ard' all" il 9 J. Eller E. Elliott J. Donnelly S. Elrnquisf lk I n 3 L. Fairbanks J. Ferdinando J. Farino K. Ferguson v , . . -.1 P. Formes 'E' L D. Gorman . Gioia B. Guiwits - iv ,.,.uv' iw 'Q L. Fetferly 3 ' 11 L J A D. Field G. Field any 49 ' 4""i fi wg-f 1. L T .F - V, ' L F F il . ' E - M F. Franz B. Free C. Friesen ,, g R ff g S. Garner S. Glasco C. Goehler D. Gales D. 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Kagy G4-"wks Kers ke ra. an ' , 3: -"' I Kresick .rv YY' A B. A Lancaster img ..-.4 f v' --W 5 lei. X G. Leer 6 J. Huff .fn :wg qreffl . :tw fp P. lngraharn mf , if 7 ,lf 'QFYY of 6 J. Johnston . me gl L.-A ' 2 k,w"01' N tss. Y' G. Kane Y". . v X - I X L -av I 1705 D. Kingsbury N . L X-ful, K. Krumm .. 'W if vb' W M.. L. Lane L . Wil J . B'-.rr J. Lewis ,. P. F ' X K ff- K.. ' K K ay V Ka' y if I 'ella - 3 A ,.. x J L V' J S. Huff L. Hughes tt Q S' L- . L. mf 1- Z cn -1 vt F E 3 uv iw s L J .l i.-.1 W 1 B5 f P. Johnson R. Jones 5' V. -nr . aa ' ' 2 'L 5' L. Katzman . Keck I 7 Bs' . L D, Hull can .2 , mi? f J. Jelinek X.. R. Jones , MY ' -si . Keller '95 -sf .K .5 A l. 'S . Q A X. 'Ac .,.. . My-ef M. Kirchgestner B. Klagues I "V .. 5 9' L 'wif 1 ll k S. Kuiper K. Kurb ks' W: L. Langston M. Large l ff E ' Q ww I ,ggi ' .ji I j , vigrx-V.. I I L J. Lloyd J. Loomis D. Nt, 1, Knight x D. Laing A D. Latham uw 5 5 f N J-'Elf J . Loury 3 V g 'E gh! '57 G. Hunt L. Hunt . HV.. 1, M. Jenkins S. 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Martin N. Martin T. Massa P. Mathias N ny w 5 . . , ,uw .. . ,af VV 1 .V .,,,.e V V, .. -ya , C. Mattern D, Mattingly P. Gibbons P. Mauldin R. Mayo N. Mazzolini M. Merritt M. Michaels W V4 .. 6 V 1 5,2 V VVVV M V- lam -wp, WP' 4 'K' -r . J' . .fl - ' V 1 0 ' 5,7 .. N.. - -. f 'vsp' J. Mildon P. Mills S. Minear C. Minsberg B. Morse J. Mowery G. Gates P. Mullin . .... P . . . as . V .-- M .,. To J ' f ' A ... - '69 it . V ---I ii - P ' K .mf 5. - V . 'J ' ..., J. Murphy N. Nahser B. Nicholson J. Noble C. Garner 5. North J. Northcote J. Northern . is V fa VV A IQ, V wi' 'iw V W ...x ir J .- . A Q... A J. NOI'll'1fUP D. Nottoli D. Nutt P. Duntley C. Oeltman T. Olson R. Parker J. Patrick 3' ' " N is V V, ,- J - V Q. - V 't V f J I Am.. ,, . Y . 1 X S. Payne C. Pearce D. Peacock S. Pearring C. Pederzini G. Pedretti B. Pehrson B. Pehrson , V10- . I V K. liking L -s , .,, ...r r i --+L .-H- .A ... . , fe N .. , "0 ., "" - ' Vi? A J. for : wr' . . QP . 1. . . lf' .1 --1 I fs V - W. 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Q 05. 'w 429 my B. Roles J. Rosas L. Ross R. Russell Q. .. f '::.:. i, , if . J so sz. ..-e. R. Scharf V. Scharing J. Schenzinger R. Scheffel .... 'Q f J. A . f f ii' A - mp. iw' J "' " r . f ix 1 PM s e s. W. Shank K.-Shanley 5. Sherwood J. Sheridan . -mf . , iv 1 .,,.. .- P. Simper M. Simmons T. Sinclair V. Skoglund T I S A K ' kk av. .ff Q V L W gr .xl V W I X W el. 1 QT 1. W . L ' LL '---' T7 I 1- M. Slough G. Smith J, Smith L. Smtih M. Smith M. Smith L. Snyder R. Snyders H .k I V' W -1 - K ,aw I K , V A x . 51 Q -S L 'f A X li- a A .ax 'Ss J- . 'V -xii I ' x 1 5 K ' K. S0ukeSiGr1 G. Soule G. Sparks M. Spoelstra S. Sproul G. Stafford P. Stratford M. Stately " K " "VK f f . . A 2 it .. . w""' N we . 'L 9 if I S'-'ft .1 -.,r i 1 your it L . K ,, V V Q I N. Stately M. Stevens S. Stevens R. Stephenson L. Stein S. Stone S. Sutherland R. Swanson f ? . - L , " .Q ...S . . y .. -f if G. Syphers C. Taft M. Tallent L. Taylor S. Taylor K. Temple A. Thomson L. Thompson Aiifghl S M ' . K ki 1. -13 4C'."A ,L 4-W gt fi n -Q , -A T410 A , 5 . 'ir' 1 . ' - 1 Jn.: X .. . L 1 T. Thompson J. Thompson M. Thomas M. Tobey G. Tobin S. Truan M. Tuchscherer M, Tumpney I . 9 L J g A L 2 T. . it . N. Tunison F. Valvo L. VanVoorhis J. Vaughan L. Veit D. Vetari M. Viola S. Walcefield . VA ki , A . 'V W' kk . 1 Q . J ,'., ky - . ' f . ff- - t .. - W T- . AL L' X - .... , V I J ' K 5 I K N. Waldvogel C. Walton G. Walton M. Ward G. Waskin K. Weitzul T. Weir J. Weiss . ' . iv S. A z . be . -V ' - ' I x -C , 5 4 A .,.. 1 Vi"-VQQJL D. Whittington M. Whitehouse C. Wholey E. Widmann D. Wightman L. Williamson L. Wellington D. Whitney . :N ,., . , -I ,- HW NEW,-w.Wm-T 5,1 W V ,. ,-wx TM. , ,WH ,H N -lm , W fm, ,,,:Amw11m!m-W-v5 ,X ,, .V-W, ,w H. Wllmsen J. Wilson D. Walls K. Wmgo H. Winters J. Wusdom S. Wolsey R. Woo ywlww-wWMfjVMf, QM 'g'b"7LM2f7WMe!M'MwJMii5f LWWMWMWMQ owed, Awfffff WM 7?5'f!4,l56W A3917 Syff 6U'IZPl,L5 If you keep a safe distance, you're alright. If It could be a hat? N They're probably The ones who did if. A popular spot around noon ........-f. .- 1 ,Wu -. .., ..,,.,. 1 , s,,1 Ml, ,M - 4 K g.v.Qmsws. . Erm- .52 wig-:iff ' w, ,,-,e,,si43VY5if1s 1-WZ, ' 1: 1' egg-'figw' 5 . L .,.,.,., wk .X,. ., .L W,,..k fx, - Mmwf, fgjzffefrizi ."' ii'-:f,'Ei'?i fkk iff :tin new 14 v -sw-al., M fffffi 1, - -K i E' fi-5 3: v 'i-ififgif Lk . X e ,,.f' '4Time, young mon hos fought us loofh Q lesson." Themisfocles To Anfipholes School BMD' Harmony among these fine peo- ple is extremely necessary for them to fulfill their iobs as well as possible. Here We see them at work. From left to right: Mr. John L. Nourse, Mr. Charles A. Anderson, Mrs. John T. Simpson, Mr. Oliver S. Northcote, Absent from picture: Mr. George D. Nickel, Personnel Director Mr. Donald Huges uperinzfeizdezzf of Schools 912 Worveff .Tice As Superintendent of the Arcadia Unified School District for six years, the name of Dr. Norvell R. Dice is familiar to us all. He is known for his wonderful work with young people and his consistent striving for the bet- terment of Arcadia High School. Assistant Superintendent Educational Services Mr. Henry Molina f time. , E. V ,W a rinalpa JM. 6? 8. QMZM is graduafion approaches, Mr. i. E. Wallace, our respecTed irincipal, noTes Arcadia's 'com- wg of age." We hope he ig roud of his TirsT graduaTing lass, as They are of The man fho has guided Them, iusfly and zisely Through Tour years of earning. .. --'-'rs ,,..,.....-'-0-1 " Moe rizzcipa mr. Qoemmrklz As AssisTanT Principal of Arcadia High School, Mr. OTTO Roemmich performed The many duTies of his job wiTh Tair iudgmenT and imparTialiTy and earned The re- specT of faculTy and sTudenTs alike. ,Q-is ,.,.- X V is Y Mr. John Butler Mrs. Ruth Calverf Boys' Counselor Girls' Counselor Left to right: Mr. Sylvester Patrick Junior Counselor, Mrs, Marion Bianchi Senior Counselor, Mrs. Mavis Dum baclier, Freshman Counselorg Mr Henry Crane, Sophomore Counselor Mrs. Emma Bracher and Mrs. Adele Merz Mrs. Betty Diesen, Librarian Nurses Mrs, Bess Reid, Library Clerk Mr. Clayton Wardell Attendance Supervisor OU Secretaries: Mrs. Zaclwman Mrs Thompson Mrs. Pueft Mrs Richards Mrs Eagan Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Phillips Custodians Mr. Donald Kuttruft Director ot Student Activities Mrs. Gladys Waterhouse Student Store Mgr. A--df Alf! Barbara Aton English ,H Edgar Cameron English Beverly Locken Edward Lucas English ., as ., English 'if f E' -i 4 .K V i I 'E W '-N ,L All ' - l Marie Carroll Ronald Johnston Catherine Learned English English English 1015 Donald McGugan English Hazel Reegler Florence Sinkule English English , - Qi .Z , TQ Thomas Wilson Richard Wilson English English Marion Bianchi Brigitte Doeppner Language Language eff Mavis Dumbacher Jennie Gleeson Language Language Margaret Wilcke Betty Diesen Alvin Barlow Special Services Librarian Audio Visual C-Ezculfy Barbara Morgan Bernadette Stoner Richard Tomlinson Language Language Language M , ,i,, ri . '09 I an Peief Detiker John King Donald Nordvold Harold Onderdonk John Weiler Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts fs ,. ti '1 I' iff, I A r ' if Wa John Hoffman Robert Jenkins Edward Olson Raymond Pascoe Sylvester Patrick Math Math Math Mqfh Mqfh i954-55 has been a year of better understanding and friendship between faculty and students. Our instructors not only stimulated our thinking in classrooms and helped us to evaluate our future ambitions, but gave time and effort to promote our extra-curricular activities as well, I. ami! vi' ,Qi y, g g Gerald Rayl Math George Allen Science Robert Simons Math Russell Bovie Science girfglm igi. ge' 1: - Zn:-. ' Carol Carlson Henry Crane Douglas Dancer John Douthit Edward Harver Science Science Science Science Science ttt ,5 t r 4: : ,Q ' r it 19531 ' N: 151 t ilt 5: t 12 Dwile Heggem Albert Acton Leanor Adams Robert Bi995 Robefl Loft Science Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Lawrence Lucas Eugene McKibbin Glenna Rasmussen Robert Shortell James Smalldon Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Frank Snyder Social studies The many varied experiences and numerous de- grees from secondary schools throughout the country which our faculty has acquired, enabled 'I . James Neumeister Manly Wood them o understand and help solve our problems Music Music We extend our thanks to Those who have opened the doors of learning to us. Shirley Nash Frank Di Santo Albert Hoelscher Colleen Lynch Home Economics Art Art Art Ji .M 'ii , .. , . 9 1' W ' W Mary Blott Physical Education 'i Marian Clarke Marianne Millard Betty Schaeffer Norman Beyer Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education is John Bilbrey Cecil Cushman Alfred Lokka Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education FACULTY MEMBERS Francis Boyer Margaret Cannon Isabel Beckman Raymond Potter Lloyd Savage NOT PICTUREDf Music Home Economics Home Economics Business English Esadore Munger Business Ramona Otellio Business -is .eff Robert Jackson Physical Education Leonard Buell Driver Education Raymond Davies Business Fred Sundstrum Business Tom Putnam Physical Education John Black Business Donald Kuttruft Business Oral Ware Business Y P A 2' -Q 6 Oflq A A , - .4 ff I V , , E 5 H wal , Q .A a 2646? NVQ ' 'K I Q T K' f -, .1 V B 2 'E s f f ff .1 fa x ,f f' , 'Q J. Y' I' 1- r 0- 1 5' ,P 9 9 :N ,r "" P fi , G ' Q 1. Q 'L i .K .K '1 X a 1-,W , - L P' I - Y 'K rr "L ' H2 O P Tw v 1 1' , ,A 'r ,.... 4 5 , 'f ., i , wk i 1 geo V ,M W I , I l. S , -0 Y ,l 'cf '4:f.,,,,,K "And you, for The first time looking or The lost-- sfronger of oflier breed ond Time - you 'foo belong." Williom Hoscoll Simpson 0 Sfuclelzf Gflrcaclzhlz Deborah Boisof EdiTor-in4ChieT Compiling phoTos and fads, The Annual Sroff reconsTrucTed The year in picrures. Using Their iournalisTic knowledge, led by Mrs. Hazel Reegler and ediTor Deborah BoisoT, They rnade Their many ideas and plans become a living realiTy. Before your eyes is The proof of This sTaTf's dili- genT work. Annual Staff: M. Alexander, J. MarTin, C. Willingham, J. Schreiber, R. Wolfe, D. Boisor, T. Lemon, B, Skrzypczak, N. Gordon, D B. Corradini, N. Langsner, B. Ballard, L. Billmon, D, Auten, M. Colwes, D, Ferguson, D. Hyder. ,fin Q9 Mica fiom " --q Julie Chosseur EdiTor-in-Chief "The roor of The presses' encourogeol The Pow Wow sToTT 10 sTrive To give The Apoches ci beTTer newspoper. Recording The highlighTs of The school yeor, They informed The sTudenT body of school cictivities, donces ond hoppenings on compus. EdiTor Julie Chosseur ond odvisor Mrs. Hozel Reegler led The sToTT in moking This compus Tobloid o big success. Leif To righT, first row: M. Howe, M. Morris, J. Chosseur, L. Jones, M. Cole, Y. Morgori, J. Rondoll. Second row: S. Davidson, S. Grom D. Dovid, R. Tross, W. Miller, D. Yost, K. Wingurd, S. Wilson, J. Benneff, J. Worker, R, Li1Tle, S. Williams, J, Gievef, T. Lemons, ,N 'E President Phil Hebing Vice-President Pat Lewis y +,flA V1 V .fn . he .fi ,R ,J if i is ,cb i if , X i X ' g i-My 91 I 3.7 fr" 1. ' Q, JP L, i if I Lib C ' ' !,,l if N 79 VV fi sf' . X, , President 3 . Jyrf Collierifyl 4' 9' v, If . ,gif KJ it. 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A 5 ., 65 f6l'5 President: Danny Curtis Vice President: Nancy Perrine Secreta ry-Treasurer: Julie Chasseur Sponsor: Mr. Wilson :Y--.SM h.-,M ---., W1 rea five S President: Lynda Jones Vice President: Judy Delaney Secretary: Pat Keller Sponsor: Mr. Savage Gfrf fab President: Bonnie Matthews Vice President: Sue Hatter Secretary: Janet Wood Treasurer: Rosemary Kay Sponsors: Miss Lynch and Mr. DiSanto grzfercfub Gounci President: Dwight Cocke Vice President: Sonya Davison Secretary: Imelda Kelly Sponsor: Mr. Butler dence fab President: Don Eby Vice President: George Cciwelti Secretary: Dennis Mcilefyr Treasurer: Dave Prior Sponsors: Mr. Bovie, Mr, Allen and Mr. Douthit Scholarship President: Margitd Eklund Vice President: Joan Walters Secretary: Loretta Reeves Treasurer: Harold Griffen Sponsor: Miss Learned -i we ,- if f- ll ey ii President: Alan Graves Vice President: Howard Eldredge Secretary: Loren Broadheod Treasurer: Arr Atkinson Sponsor: Mr, Wallace xnxx iff, ,f J' f' jeiffe President: Willard Hanson Vice President: Douglas Byrki1 Secretory: Linda Schoonmaker Treasurer: John Simmons Sponsors: Mr. L. Lucas and Mr. Harver 04' Glzess Presidenf: Robert Langsner Vice President: John Nourse Secrefa ry-Treasu rer Richard Covey Sponsor: Mr, Tomlinson ,l""N-f iw O ,,,sbZ' VOLLVEVES President: Bill Schuchholz Vice President: Don Ferguson Secretary: Merilyn Smith Treasurer: Johnelle Zook Sponsors: Mr. Neumeister and Mr. Boyer 5513.5 President: Donna Husband Vice President: Margaret Wurtz Secretary: Sheryl Bey Treasurer: Joyce Huff Sponsor: Miss Ware ,, f-I' 3- Ln' BEHEV 1026025 A-11 President: Bob Nye Vice President: Paul Dyer Secretary: Eddie Rowland Treasurer: Kirby Smith Sponsor: Mr. Jackson lub ocjgrenslcs President: Cindy Edson Vice President: Peggy Duke Secretary-Treasurer: Goil Clausen Sponsor: Mrs. Carroll Luzior Governing Council: Harold Griffin Charles Hicks Harold Hoffman Secretary: Karen Wingard Corresponding Secretary: Pat Keller Treasurer: Dan Malloy Sponsor: Mr. Shortell cz io lub President: Duane Lloyd Vice President: Clifford Moore Secretary-Trea su rer John Murphy Sponsors: Mr. Cameron ond Mr. King vt l L0 Wd President: Judy White Vice President: Diane Bartholomew Secretary-Treasurer: Peggy Shelley Sponsor: Mrs. Schaefer WY' R662 Gross President: Linda Buxton Vice President: Karen Wingard Secretary: Marie Siegel Treasurer: Linda Stewart Sponsor: Miss Otellio 9 'Sf as ,sn LLC 65565 President: Annette Smith Vice President: Marilyn Dice Secretary: Betty Beaudette Treasurer: Sheila Sanders Sponsors: Mrs. Beckmann and Mrs. Nash Mage! jeaifroag President: Bob Fearnehough Vice President: Jack Deaton Secretary-Treasurer: Neilson Crews Sponsor: Mr. Johnston S? QI gyzofoqrap President: Warren Hunt Vice President: Lee Fairbanks Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Ahern Sponsors: Mr. Lott and Mr. Jenkins Qiafion fab President: Neva Stately Vice President: Cherie Sawyer Secretary: Terry Mills Sponsor: Mr. Davies ,z ,, f an ,pw r rsss is : Y President: Mortho Surcliffe Vice President: Jerry Woods President: Por Slough Vice President: Sue Hamer Secretory: Roger Steinbrenner Sponsor: Mrs. Doeppner pcmislr Secretci ry: Linda Brili Sponsor: Mrs. Morgan 61' 172602 affix President: Gloria Geisler Vice President: Karen Johnson 1 . swf -4 . 'ts A A i A President: Secretory-Treasurer: Bill Jacobs Nancy Ford Vice President: Sponsor: Dove Pratt Mrs. Gleeson ranch Secretary: Sally Gclliher Treasurer: Bonnie Geffeney Sponsor: Mrs. Stoner .3 , T 'W wt , My 2. .,,., at s 'V , f L .iAA y 5 , 6 A b ia 'aff 5 ff ,Q 3 K J: , n H ' N v . 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K f Q Morgie Hansen Mike Kombeifz Rog Lonfz "Lets really yell!" was the cry of Phil, Margie, Rog and Mike and the crowd cheered on. Our lively songleaders, Sheila, Gail, Sonya, Nancy ancl Evie, whose smiles and flashing pom poms brightened spirits, led Us through our Apache fight song. Half-time activities were enlivened by the thrilling formations of the Tom Tom girls and the war dances of our Medicine Man, Johnny Humble. FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Richards, B. Hurst, M. Arnold, L. Mahoney J Fisk J Rowe J Ma sey M Manning J Chasseur G Fisher B Berky I. Kelly, J. Thompson, M, Bailey, J. Smith. L. Buxton, J. Pade, M Massey SECOND ROW: left to right: S. Lancaster, B. Blyth, M. Wells, C. Wellingham Y Rossi S Hansen M Dice C Nilsson S Kennedy M Tillotson M Eklund, S. Nunnally, T. Gerry, A. Carico, D, Elder, C. Gunes, I. Inman S Lancaster E Seidner S Swanson 4' .. Under The cible bofon of Monly Wood, The Apoche Bond of 1954-55 ogoin proved To be one of The leciding oworcl winners on cornpus. Arcodio ccin be proud of Their showmcinship, The presTige ond honor They besTow upon our school. NOT To be denied glory are our Three mc1joreTTes- Corol Shelley, Decxnne Yosek, Moxine Beck, ond Phyllis BurTon, Flcig Twirler. ConsTcinT, persisTenTprc1c- Tice To acquire perfedion was necessary, ond They devofed much Time and work To ThoT prc1cTice. ,iQ X ep cial 304, The enthusiasm of Arcadia's supporters of spirit, were organized for the first time into the Pep ' Club, with June Cooperider as president. n.2lN1-, ini N ep onzmissiorz 3 .ed by Neal Randle, the Pep Commission planned rallies and maintained Arcadids spirit throughout he year. 1 I l Q c Y 45 ' , , g , 1- it W ' 'Q ' M I , : A-.6 ' 4 1 s .. .,s,t- - ' .2 i f 'V '1 ' ,, ff t A. it if " "r- g,, f s' ' fi ni' '13, 'Z' i 'W ' " ' A' . 1 i L rr ' . A " ' L I . 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B urroughs .... .,..... 3 3 l2.. ...SouthPasadena.........O O... ...MarlcKeppel... ...6 O... ...Alhambra... ...IS O... ...ElMonte.. ....25 O. .. .... Monrovia .... ....4O O. .. ... Glendale Hoover ... . .. .26 O .. ..... Whittier .... .... 3 I 7... ..Rosemead... ....i3 By blanking a strong South Pasadena team 12-O, Adcadia's Apaches of 1954 became a history-making eleven. The distinction of winning Arcadia's first Varsity football game will remain alvvays with these boys. Although this being their only win, a spirit of fight and determination was part of the Apaches in every game they played. They never gave up! Late in the season the Arcadians hit paydirt again against Rosemead but went on to lose the fracas 13-7. Leonard Bose was elected captain for the year and Eddie Rowland received All-Pacific League honors by being selected tackle on the second team. Honor- able mention went to: Bob Bailey, Stan Lamb, and Mickey Noble. Left to right, first row: J. Russell, M. Pettit, D, DeBenedet, D. Leaverenz, C. Harwiclc, D. Breeden, J. Harsen, J. Schowen, R, Powell, T. Johnston, J. Stately, Mgr. Second row. D. Cocke, S. Lamb, D. Engelmann, P. Bourgeois, J. Collier, B. Bailey, R. Rutherford, R. Dumbroski, D. Reimers, D. Venegoni, M. Kordiclc, B. Gardner, Mgr. Third row: B. Tumpney D. Schaeffer, L. Bose, E. Lehmann, J. Tatum, P. Hadley, E. Rowland, U. Abila, A. Graves, M. Johnson, M. Noble, T. Brooks, L. Brown, C. Strawn, Mgr. fvarsify gr! .Mac ine F W' 2? S. 5 A3 TEE., John Stately """-Q 49 VB I V 1 Captain Leonard Bose K Charlie Strawn Bob Gardner Bob Boiley, G Dick Breeden, E Tom Brooks, HB Lewis Brown, G Jim Collier- T Deon Degenedefl FB Roy Dumbroski FY l Hovvord Eldredge, QB Alon Groves, QB Paul Hadley, T Paul Dyer, E Clam Horwuck, HB Marlin Johnson, HB KN k ,.,. K V Tom JohnsTon, G Morfy Korclick, C Storm Lomb, QB Don Leoverenz, HB Enc Lehmann T Muck y Noble HB Milf PeTTiT, C Rolph Powell, G Dick Reimers, E Eddie Rowland, T Jim Tofum, HB Dove Schaeffer, E LU' 6LyV66 CCZEVEIZ . . . I QM, T Leff To righr, Tirsf row: J, McClellan, J. Torrey, J. Eaton, B. Sradley, L. Hughes, G, Silva, D. McColIy, R. Ceron. Second row. D. Martin, M. Lo Forge, T. Robillord, B. Hamilton, P, Cory, C. Smith, J. Donnely, B. Brooks. Third row: M. Kirchgesmer, Mgr., B. Kerske, B. Allon, R, Butcher, W. Meng, S. McMillan, J, Allison, T. Love, T. Stoll, Coach Lokko. fd" fddmll SKNIDW i.n......nilil Cocuch Alberf Lokko 102 Under The cable menforship of Coach Alben Lokko The Joyvees finished Their seoson wiTh one win ogoinst six losses, The lone success being c1gc1ins'r Burroughs To The Tune of T8-6. The Apoches scored 49 poinTs during The seoson ond Lee Hughes was elected cclpTc1in. ees, arriors of fke Kuff . . . Ar? I hmmm-N 9419 Coach Tom Putman 17' The Apache Bees of T954 scored a disappointing season as far as wins were concerned. Though not procuring a victory, the boys can be con- gratulated heartily for their determination and willingness to work. Coached by Tom Putman, who was assisted by Gene Beyer, the team V elected Ronnie Kronauisf and Dick Matthes as captains for the year. , arf 61 . 5 . P .iff J Left to right, first row: T. Boswell, F. Smith, R. Strong, M. Stevens, B. Tross, D. Cocke, R. Kronquist, J. Lindell, D. Fisher, B. Eldredge, D. Wesser, C. Hicks, T. King. Second row: D, Matthes, F. Rush, W. Forresr, B. Jurden, J. Murphy, G. Zucca, B. Baker, J. Johnston, D. Olson. P. Postelwaite, E. Wiclman, P. Northcote, J. Lawson, B. Dickey, W. Hughes, M. Davis, Mgr. Third row: H. Faddis, Mgr., K. Mitchell, H. Hoffman, J. Schuler, R. Williams, T. McKibben, B. Bryant, D. Wallace, R. Phillips, B. Wyatt, D. Gear, B. Gill, G. Parker, G. Walton, J. Giles, H. Rose, Coach Putman. .T H i ll 3' gs, J an 41 Che Gees, ur iqkfy ifes . . . Lefr to right, first row: J. Humble, B. Sanders, J. DiCaro, M. Baum, G. Shima, B. McCarmmick, J. Jacobi, R. Norton, J. Fenton, S. Perkins. Second row: S. Franz, Mgr., M. Caines, D. Schmidt, D. Mattingly, B. Asmus, E, Cummings, A, Swan, D. Nanninga, C. Klinger, L. Fairbanks, M. Smith. J. Northcote, B. Bartholomew, Mgr., Coach Black. Third row: Coach Pascoe, L. Costa, T. Weir, D. Whittington, D. Davis, T. Olson, S. Lawrence, B. Brown, D. Garman, T. Collier, M. Hudson, L. Rush, J. Nourse. The Cees tinished their '54 campaign with two victories-wins over Monrovia and La Habra. Coached by John Black, who was assisted by Mr. Pascoe, the team elected John Nourse captain tor the year. The team also elected Eric Cummings the most improved player, Doug Nanninga-most valuable, and Doug Mattingly was voted the most outstanding player on the squad. QJAUJ ii . s gig -. V . M ...... A R 4 Coach John Black lO4 arsify arriers Bead eaque U I U 5 3 ' if I , g E Qgcrgf. V V M J 'guys' VQTQOQ v v lp' 35559, llwflllly . ., , f 1 .1 3 lv l l l is in Q .eff To righf, firsf row: E. Reno, A. Atkinson, J. Free, G. Mullin. Second row: L. Brodhead, M. Rumbaugh, K, Smith, D. Pilmer, Coach lackson. IT was a year of firsfs for Coach Bob Jacksons cross counTry boys. ln The firsT year of The sporT's existence, The Team became The firsT in The hisfory of AHS To finish in The upper division of league sTandings, by placing second. The Harriers also nabbed Third places in The Compfon lnviTaTional Meef and The small schools division of The CIF finals. Coach Jack- son and his boys deserve a big round of applause for a job well done. ATHLEIM 053' Coach Bob Jackson John in Th Free sets his 8:45 record e long distance course 1 if Q T 'A sl --:ff lifelgl' . E N T ', .2 .1 I ,,,gy ,Vyg L A - 'frm ayvee isfcuzcemelz Shine . . . AC v Y? Q' Qhcfqls Left to right, first row: B. Ballard, R. Coates, B. Waylett, D. Daniels, J. Cullen. Second row: G. Tickemyer, J. Allen, J. Porteus, P. Thomson, Coach Jackson. lO6 Paul Thomson sets the Jayvee course record at 9:40. The Jayvee Harriers, also coached by Bob Jackson, turned in quite a successful cross-country season. The Apaches placed Third in Pacific League standings and third and fourth respectively in the Morningside and Compton Invita- tional Meets. Paul Thomson set the course record at 9 min. and 40 sec. arsify oopsfers Sai! Clzrouq The Varsity Hoopsers, led by Gene Beyer, ended their league campaign with three wins -- victories over EI Monte and Monrovia. Highlight of the seae son was the unanimous choice at Doyne Edwards to the All Dacitic League first team. Ed- Nards was also elected captain :or the season. Coach Gene Beyer Arcadia 47 ....... 57 ...... 62 ....... 38 ...... 42... 40 .... 44 .... 36 ...... 56 ....... 52 ...... 41 .... 49 ...... Keppel Alhambra El Monte Monrovia Whittier Rosemead Keppel Alhambra El Monte Monrovia Whittier Rosemead Lett to right, first row: D. Stevenson, T. Dow, M. Cory, G. Gillette, R. Lantz, M. Johnson. Second row. S. Lamb, L. Brodhead, D. Edwards, H. Elolredge, H. Schoenhals, L. Feldman, E. Rowland, M. Rumbaugh, A. Graves, P. Dyer, T. Johnston. Opponent .......73 ......59 .......55 ......57 AZ 45 .. .... 54 ......73 .......47 ......35 .......5l ......69 T07 Beffermen Spark Season A.,- I af ' K 1-u..,.. rf Mme Cory Les Feldman Gary Gillette Rodger Lonfz L 2 ? 6?Clli0IZ is ZZLE jfeylzofe W,N iff 'fn i 's Doyne Edwords Howard Eldredge Alon Groves N lv-Nw lik N a ,YAC Clint Horwlck JQQVEZ 6L56LL6l SQLLKL J... Left io righr, firsr row. N. Randle, J. Rollings, R. Beauchemin, L. Grund, R. Mildon, G. Huehl, T. Lemons. Second row: R. Hunter, T. Brown, B. Hamilron, B. Lindblom, R. Collette, P. Gillespie, B. Barrett, S. Milazzo, R. Mclntire, J. Torrey, B. Schoenhcls. Coach John Bilbrey Arcadia Oppgnenf 28 ........ Burroughs ........ 52 25... Covina ...27 44... ...Excelsior... ...32 38. . . .. Excelsior .. . . .24 45... Keppel ...3O 46... .. El Monte ...36 35... Monrovia ...3O 41... ...Rosemead... ...33 36... .... Keppel ...35 36... ...Alhornbra... ...29 52... .. Temple Ci1'y .. ...42 37... ...Wl1iTTier... ...39 Che jafffinq ees . . . Rrcadia Opponenf 36 ......... Keppel ......... 62 13 .... .. Alhambra ........ 58 12 .... .. EI Monte ,..45 52 .... .. Monrovia ...39 15 .... Whittier ...63 Si... ..Rosemeacl... ...35 39 .... .. Keppel ...53 36 .... Alhambra ....32 11... ..ElMonTe... ...Sl 52 .... .. Monrovia ...Al li... ...WhiTTier.. ....57 37 .... .. Rosennead ...56 Coach Bob Loft Left to righf, first row: B. McKinley, D. Yost, M. Casey, J. Marheny, M. Bauer, P. Peecook. Second row: T. Dodge, Mgr., W. Jurden, B. Elclreclge, K. Mitchell, D. Olson, D. Heilman. Third row: D. Leach, D. Gear, D. Matrhes, B. Johnston, D. Dean, Mgr. ur Quilzf Size aqers . . . Left to right, tirst row: A. McGlasson, B. McCormick, J. Cole, B. Schucholz, N. Martin, D. Mattingly, J. Fenton, D. Pratt. Second row: C. Smith, Mgr., D. Carlston, B. Gardner, L. Haserot, D. Davis, E. Cummings, R. Asmus, R. Norton. Third row: J. Welles, Mgr., J. Covey, L. Costa, J. Northern, B. Waylett, F. Unger, J. Nourse, B. Langsner. Dee Coach Olson Arcadia Opponent 15 ..... .. Keppel ......... 38 20 .... Alhambra ...23 27 .... El Monte .. ...42 11.. Monrovia .. ...24 21... ..Whittier... ...32 23 .... Rosemead ...28 19... .... Keppel... ...17 27 .... Alhambra ,..51 28 .... El Monte .. ,..32 23 .... . . . Monrovia . . . . .26 24 .... .. Whittier ... ...49 11... ...Rosemead... ...26 112 Arcadia Opponent 24 ......... Keppel ......... 39 20 .... ... Alhambra .. ...46 23 .... El Monte .. ...24 20 .... .. . Monrovia .. . . .26 8... ..Whittier... ....38 18 .... Rosemead ...28 21... .. Keppel ...23 27 .... .. Alhambra .. .. .50 28 .... ... El Monte .. ...42 18 .... ... Monrovia .. . . .20 20 .... .. Whittier ....39 15 .... Rosemead ...29 Cee Coach Albert Lokka 1 1 gf tg iq W 1. V' 'J ' A 5 5 f' .. Ig I . , L W . , ly iii 1 1 .QM , fm. of A ACH . .endif nm 5? f J' I Q Left to right, first row. T. Olson, J. Grill, R. Buckwalter, B. Herbeiin, M. Davis, M. Stevens, D. Nutt. Second row: J. Rudclen, F. Wurtz, D. Marchand, C. Donegan, D. Blesi, E. Trent. Third row: S. Perkins, K. Lund, J. Sheridan, J. Brustman, S. Reynolds, G. Shima, B. Bartholomew. ur arsify Zkirzcfads' A ,. H! Q31-uf riiiim QQ, x 'R Coach Tom Putman ff, if First row, left to right: T. Butler, B. Bush B Kerske K Smith B Hamilton D Reimers R. Martin, J. Free, R. Hilgers. Second row: Coach Putman, D. Brooks N Randle J Allen J Porteus M Rumbaugh M Smedley, A. Atkinson, D. Pilmer, Coach Black Third row: R. Bottema, Mgr., D. DeBenedet P Carey B Ballard L Hughes G Silva S Lamb D. Curtis, B. Nye, M. Uhl, L. Brodhead, Coach Jackson The 1955 Track season, at Ar- cadian presstime, was only half completed. They scored wins over Baldwin Park and Temple City, and dropped a league meet to Keppel by only two points. Tom Putman, John Black, and Bob Jackson shared coachg, ing honors for all three teams, with Putman serving as head' coach. John Free and Kirby Smith were clocked at top times in league standings. Speeg Spikes ,Jil ei. SM, EES... First row, left to right: E. Widmann, G. Dittmar, B. Hamilton, J. Johnston, G. Tickemyer, B. Elolredge, E. Reno R Coates M. Stevens, J. Shuler. Second row: Coach Putman, Coach Black, F. Rush, P. Geller, J. Giles, D. Olson, T. Mills W McCor mick, D. Wesser, D. Sadlon, J. Moore, D. Fisher, R. Kronquist, B. Bryant, J. Lawson, F. Soule, Coach Jackson Third row R. Bottema, Mgr., S. Hilgers, D. Gear, J. Thompson, J. Bryant, B. Cochran, T. Boskell, G. Zucca, B. Gill R Phullps J Northcote, B. Wyatt, W. Gowern, W. Soukesian, J. Cullen. The Bee Tracksters at Arcadian presstime had beaten Baldwin Park and Temple City. Although losing all their league encoun- ters, Art Atkinson and Jack Tickemyer were both expected to do well in league finals. ,ff xg X nmff buf Swiff, Gee mcksfers . . . r l". in 1 but r I fa First row, left to right: J. Northcote, J. Rudden, R. Alnderso n, J. Boughner, T. Cullen, G. Reno, J. Beschta, M. Caines. Second row: Coach Jackson, Coach Putman, S. Lawrence, F. Unger, D. Mattingly, J. Fenton, B. Waylett, B. McCormick, J. Denver, L. Costa, M. Egan, Coach Black. Third rovifq R. Botgema, Mgr., B. Bartholomew, J. Gross, E. Cummings, B. Curtis, B. Brown, J. Covey, J. Nourse, B. Langsner, J. Billig, P. Woodruff, J. Mullin. 1' At Arcadian presstime the Cee thinclads were one of Arcadia's strongest threats in Pacific League track. They scored wins over Baldwin Park, Temple City, and Alhambra. Doug Mat- tingly, in the 100 and low hurdles, and John Nourse, in the high jump and broad lump, were B J J two of Arcadia's stand-outs. ,i A My .... . . ir'- arsify Zaman men alle 60,05 . . . ' .-fs. A- . 'VGH f APAWV-Q First row, left to right: B. Burk, P. Dyer, B. Cummings, B. Schoenhals, J. Gruben. Second row. B. Barron, Mgr., S. Sencer, C. Harwick, D. Monookian, B. Tross, R. Diebold, Mgr. Third row: D. Herbelin, H. Chozen, T. Johnston, M. Noble, S. Tallent, Coach Bilbrey. Coach John Bilbrey Coached by John Bilbrey, the Varsity Base- ballers had a 7-4-O record at Arcadian K. press time. Although dropping their first Rx If-g. three league contests, the Horsehiders scored . practice wins over Baldwin Park, Citrus, and Glendale Hoover. :JN , I l ' , , ' . r 1 y,x it 1 L XX Arcadia hurler, Steve Sencer ' . . if , , ? 4 - gi l .- r. i ii - . rrrs ' r 2,4 rr ' -' cs. r t f 55354 ss... . as... .... ."-' . ....,. ' . , 2 ur ayvee ine . . . The Jayvee Diamondmen began their league cam- paign with wins over Kep- pel and Alhambra while losing to El Monte in Their Third league contest. Dave Davis was the winning pitcher in the openers and the Jayvees were coached by Bob Lott. First row, left to right: D. Peecook, E. Faeth, B. Garfield, L. Grund, M. Reichert, S. Wescott, Second row: W. Frickle, Mgr., B. Pace, J. Van Ornum, G. Huehl, J. Matthews, J. McDonald .. J. Gorians, P. Covey, G. Dittmar, B. McKinley, D. Davis, D. Yost, B. Barber, Coach Lott. Coach Bob Lott ss I First row, left to right: R. Hanson, P. Battany, J. Northern, J. Loomis, H. Gallert, K. Lund, D. Ga rman, D. Whittington. Second row: B. Herbelin, J. McCoy, L. Fairbanks, T. Collier, B. Asmus, D. Davis, J. Sheridan, J. Brustman, J. DiCaro, J. Lloyd, B. Morse, G. Shima. groslz jasebalf ln a league designed for ninth grade boys from the three Whittier schools and Arcadia, the Apache Frosh lost their first four contests and tied California 3-3. Bob Shortell coached the Frosh and, unfortunately, no fur- ther details were known at press time. f?f0r5elziJers gn Gflcfion We Ji Gfrca ia acquef Squa 5 . . . Left to right: M. Manker, P. Northcote, G. Parker, T. Hemborg, D. Leach, R. Bunde, J. Raymond, D. Thomas, M. Cory. Coach Ray Potter Under the mentorship of Ray Potter, the Jayvee netters were undefeated at Arcadian presstime. The Jayvees scored big league wins over Keppel, Alhambra, and El Monte. First row, left to right: J. Cheney, R. Beckwith, M. Todd, H. Hofman, J. Leonard. Second row: B. Wilhite, C. Liberto, G. Tomp- kins, D. Garrick, J. Royce, D. Nissen. E , unify ,J. o,CA!7f V" 'T "' F". ....-gww- ayiieeig .sing - M 5, 491m K .4 1 mf , vtrrqvggai fix .iff ml 7 '- , ., gi. --g,5,,..m:j F K fi r m s.-. ,yi M . W., K fr W3 Q . M I A y "I L . , 1 nn- J ' ini xi? W ,. 4 N The Varsity tennis squad, at Ar- cadian presstime, was moving into strong contention for the Pacific League tennis crown. Coached by Ray Pascoe, the tennis team was un- defeated in their first ten matches, including league wins over Keppel, Alhambra, and El Monte. Coach Ray Pascoe , , Q. T H, i ..-.- R Q, .ff 1 .if 4. - ' ., ,,.. - I 1, .V-sp.. 'rl22,1f1luai-g.e.+- m . - ,tw . .1 , - 3- f rrr'r rrr .V , .6 a L fpjfi' 'S avi' , ' 5 f r l":-512554525253 F .- . 2.1 ,:: , ' 5 L f it f I 1 Y LU' unify 0 km I .. 4 'f l 1 ,. 4: ...W ,, , fm! 31 3 ,.. -1 sf, Qi . 5 gy' 'QU t "' V J Roger Clarkson tees off fl Ts flag' l Y vi" ix., ' up L , i 44, - 1 ffl. -s., yflx ., wr. Jflwff A 5 . ,f Vx 4 First row, left To right: B. Black, T. Weir, R. Clarkson, Second row: B. Griffiths, P. Bliss. D. Lauderdale. 5,7-vfgiilf lf,,- fi... 'Zig ,, 'ii ...L , , M ..... ,,, ..,grz.--15, 415.5-rid 'F First row, left to right: D. Whitney ji A T. Platt. Second row: B. Schucholz, C. Ray- mond, C. Smith, J. McQuarrie, R Buckwalter, L. Martin. Dale Lauderdale Coach Cecil Cushman Jr , I QU 5 paris Mary Bloff 8 if C37 .1 f S x I Betty Schaefer Marianne Millard ,aglix Cfdmp Dn rainy days spent in the gym, the trampoline is lways in demand. G?l'CL6l'l! For those who like unusual sports, archery is available. 3aJminf0rz "Watch the Birdie" is no joke when it comes to this game which is always popular. Sonrazz Hit the ball and runl There's no time to losel It happens every spring. jasfcefbaff This game demands energy as well as skill. There is never a dull moment on the basketball court. 'MS'-'F 'nil ' e fvgzzeyiazz Team work is the essence of this fun sport in which everyone participates. gymfzusfics Xn indoor sport enioyed by all is gym- iastics. The girls look forward to rainy lays and a chance to try their skill. SW Ball Loads of fun is the sport of speed ball. Watch that kickl cl U' golf i' . pour' 41... ...K-. Fore!" is the familiar cry ssociated with this popu- xr sport. Golf is new at ,rcadia this year. Mogern cnzce For those who are not particularly athletically inclined, and enioy danc- ing, modern dance is ofa fered. 1- v. 3 ff .r lil . a ff-- Mcrian Clarke rcfzesls All those interested in Modern Dance have joined Mrs. Clarke's Modern Dance Club, which was lust formed this year. as Owlffler Gy, Q ar?" , Eff Yfig, A. Q ii V . C girls .Beffer new club on campus is year is the Girls' Lef- ' Club, sponsored by rs. Bloff. 1 f fx: r ,, .7 . Q G? 6? Officer, Pictured of left are The GAA officers for the 'first SEfT1eSf8I'. i Q 1. Eu -,.:f A Qgfdl ljfpd uf Gfrcarlia wiv: ', E ,iff L JL-L 'Q is i i i' T f . ' f r if like I 9 wrgfjlf- vs Y 4' 5 ii." V iil,s A Y -Ns A-if 1 , 194.44-2 iyWL 44!f14b M, a Jeanfl -JZMM' ,Auf-.ffbveelf A Qawfj. wfaffw' QAM 1:70 1044? M44 W ww Q "Dost Thou love life? Then do not squander Time, for Thafs The sfuff life is made of." Benjamin Franklin 129 jgaffies Sfimufafe Spirlf 3 '-:LEX '35 Kir- X N Q ..,- ., ,,,,q,,, ., . W. I A , , ,W L. kg ""' 4-1,-ff qi if 'f we, f K Ez 1' F ssembfzfes are effer Cham ver.. ig-- A A ' nl i u nmn9llF9" 1' l, l This past year has witnessed many exciting assemblies, including awards pre- sentations, musical programs and exchange assemblies, under the able guidance ot Pat Lewis, Assembly Commissioner. Midway through the year the "Down- beats" made their appearance when the Student Body witnessed our own ex- change assembly. The voices of the A Cappella Choir delighted us with excel- lent singing under the direction ot Mr. James Neumeister. usiness Bike Show usilzess . . . The house lights dim, The curioin rises, and The Jesfers present one of Their famous evenings of one-olci plays. 133 O gfow 6 6UZC6 L w T efls Klzrow Gil Srzowba YT? AmidsT ci background of blue lighT and silver boughs, The ChrisTmas Snow Ball was The climax of The Holiday spiriT. Chosen as Snow Queens Tor The ChrisT- mas Dance were: from leTT To righT, Diane Hennessy, Nancy MonTgomery, Sheila Sanders, and Julie Mack. 135 D -v' ff Q" ivbzq if up ka i .2 5-ff' ff" 1 T 6 4? , 1 MXL U Q1 Wil fly, I : ia " ' - .M 1 Q ' ' 1 ., H Qm-wxxiunnu , Q - n ' 4 Q4 U , .5 I 'I Q X .Y 3 f . 'fx , X '-sw N :- Cm Gy 3,11 A gh Ia 3-nw! gills? IIE?- X g if iz' N-,H 2 ,lit , 3' A 'Ea sk 3 1 ifvig? 1 - fs at 'lg ummer, Cmnfer Airfr- .l'- V 1 :pn "'Qw' KLA is Gyrca ia fr mf Of Ek.. fhlxga if kf 1 3 5 fy We wish To express our appreciation 'ro The merchants and business people of Arcadia who have consistently supporred The acfivifies of Arcadia High School. Q .,,:: 5. S 21: -'4"1'-nv "Come what muy, time cmd The hour runs Through The roughesf day." MocBefh 14 .,l 1 f' ' , 1 5 .:,- 4 r'3f"Jr"4 .I ' J ' H.. E1 ' ARCADIA TV CENTER ' 129 E. Huntington Dr. Do. 7-9515 U .n""' 'f 1 SHUGERT'S HOUSE OF TOYS 113 E. Huntington Dr. DO. 7-5385 . ai- ARCADIA HALF HOUR LAUNDRY 104 No. First Ave. DO. 7-1921 M, xx, LEM A R re ff htb A 23 WILSON 3. GOULD WAY A 1 ARCADE MEN SHOP .W A A it 36 E. Huntington Dr. DO. 6-2242 www f . FRANK G. ROUSH, PRINTER 530 No. First Ave. DO. 7-2485 WEE YARN SHOP 308 No. First Ave. DO- 7-6432 ENGLE PHARMACY 34 E. Huntington Dr. DO. 7-8105 ROY LONG'S MEN AND BOYS SHOP 23 E. Huntington Dr. DO. 7-3271 ABC TYPEWRITER SERVICE 44 E. Huntington Dr. DO. 6-1441 7 i 1 1 1 D CORD5 QOLUME . ...Luxe M 1 --,,,....-V2 1 """' . U1 .ky -:H 5 i' M 6 . h 5. jk iwusxv 1...-I 5-M-1' W-.2-all-U-'3""h"' .Mfvy n i .Y JW mi W6 Q E RECONDX -wa ARCADIA MUSIC MART 21 E. Huntington Dr. DO. 6-3111 .3 3 ,-l'LYi E 1 'l--l--i-1l1-a- ' i Luna: ' 1 I 93.5-As? TWIST, MIT It III' I ' f -- f i ,f 1 l 7 I ...A , - ""-1 5IS S I A I A,, -I Q U I S T ' S 1309 South Baldwin Ave. DO 6-3113 HEGG PLUMBING 610 South First Ave. DO 7-2757 WEST ARCADIA UPHOLSTERY 834 South Baldwin Ave. DO 7-5874 I CMN I ITIIIIISIIQIITS f H I N S H A W ' S 1201 SOUTH BALDWIN AVE. DO 7-3588 ,I x - , Q, if . bf- I MARKET KNIT-A-BIT YARN SHOP A 1 instructions Free With Purchase of Yarn , J' .N xmnggzm A Mm! W .::- 1 ' 5' Q Z4 it E: In D, if 5',- t 1. I " If You Don't Knit-We Will Teach You ' iiic liii A 251 53 East Huntington Drive DO 6-1493 ROYAUS MARKET 1212 South Baldwin Ave. DO 7-9936 ARCADIA FLORISTS 153 North Santa Anita DO 7-1000 ... ....,,.......1--' ARCADIA LUMBER COMPANY 214 NORTH SANTA ANITA AVE. DO 7-3531 w 1 qpcefm F - STATIONERS SANTA ANITA MOTORS ARCADIA STATIONERS 134 E. Huntington Dr. DO. 7-8103 Headquarters For School Supplies 12 No. First Ave. DO, 7-3092 69? of Service in Gfrcafjia .. L it .. ,.., ,,.,,,.,,ww,A.. -:,,uh 1 - 7 E. Huntington Dr. 1407 So. Baldwin Ave. Reserve This Space for Your Best Friends THE WHEELERS ARCADIA SPORTING GOODS an CAMERA SHOP 207 South First Ave. DO 7-4923 fmts und llleddr 142 mst Hunrmsron on QAM! X FIRCFIDIR Do 6 2365 Wd . .nqs Cgrrrrrzsm we .f e Pi-larosnnpnv 5 ff CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS OF ARCADIA HIGH My mortar board may look a little large now, but it will really fit when I graduate in '72. DAVIDSON S PAINTS l3l0 South Baldwin Ave DO 7 4365 11122 Live Oak DO 7 7424 'N'---..,.... M I-A 011' M , l A V U. S. NATIONAL BANK 128 E. Huntington Dr. DO. 7-2111 CUMIGAN 'xx CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE ARCADIA HARDWARE 316 So. First Ave. DO. 6-3161 52 E. Huntington Dr. DO. 7-2434 . - ., 11. 1 - 1 f ' ' 3? Et? ff 1'E 2 1 ,,,.. A . ie- 'i f A if... S , - 'ff 1 uc.nm.n. FQEDf a. se e D sro R in get Arcadia's Complete Garden Center if .3 H, 1 A 5111553 Arcadia Feed and Seed Store 1 --- - I I X PIKE AND STRAWN ef' M' , .-.. . . . ,,. ,,,-A A mi 145 E fl-I nt'ngton D ' DO 7-2408 A ldf fi A as U ' me 1 Q . 1--......a-.Q SULLlVAN'S PAINTS 25 South First Ave. DO 6-2116 ARCADIA INVESTMENT CO. Home Loans Escrows DOugIas 6-2111 40 North First Ave. Arcadia, C0111- HUB HARDWARE CO. 1311 South Baldwin Ave. DO 7-1591 4 I . 1 ' 4 NASH'S We Give S 81 H Green Stamps 1325 SOUTH BALDWIN AVE. DO 6-3131 'Sp-si' Lmarlu 1 "f 11 mu 61' f A BARRONS PHARMACY Thg, l-C 1271 soufh Baldwin Ave. DO 6-211 , and 50001, 2 7 X . 2.CS1'o.4-it of ' 43 Has r ga-Sluons I C I. t f ' Omp lmen S O S Pccinl. RM' 4 BOLLER, SUTTNER AND BOLLER ro 5 fv'bQ,Uf3 w in-1 gfifhggohaq UCJ44: W 1-:pm F951-nous 141 wa-r S111-fn MMM SWA' S':e"'a Best Wishes C U ' S I 3 66 to A Growing School ARCADIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MRS. SIMMONS PASTRY SHOP 11110 East Live Oak DO 6-1562 E Compliments of FLOOR COVERINGS 2295 East Colorado Street, Pasadena SYcomore 6-7187 115 East Huntington Drive, Arcadia DOugIas 7-5558 11618 Lower Azusa Road, El Monte FOrest 0-9070 THE ARTISAN 521 South First Ave. DO 7-8310 OAK BARBER- 11118 LiveOak READ ALL THE APACHE SPORTS NEWS IN THE ...ff 2 1: BEAUTY SHOP DO 7-9026 Q --Qc.. A-" ill-ni 31 -, . Q J, . ' ' o 0 Q Q I 5 , 0. al 4- ' -4: ' CQ . . -ix J Q 'F 1- - in pi ggM,A R K E-Ia f A Gem qfffze Goldeiz Wesf Q 5 P E N N E Y ' S 1223 South Baldwin Avenue DO 6-3175 QM GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1955 from DAVIDSON SPORTING GOODS EI Rancho Shopping Center I 139 West Huntington Drive DO 7-8337 4 Built by ELMER BENSEN, Contractor VAIL'S JEWELERS 315 Le Roy Ave. DO 7-3954 1275 South Baldwin Ave. DOuglos 7-7357 DOugIas 6-2223 w...! dum LEWIS SHOES EL RANCHO CHILDREN'S SHOP 1115 West Huntington Drive Arcadia, California 1317 South Baldwin Ave. DO 6-2028 6 KENNEY'S DRIVE IN 74 West Las Tunas Drive DO 7-0290 MARSH EL RANCHO PHARMACY 1125 West Huntington Drive DO 6-2161 V , V fe ' jf vaiunuc. iu1,y11w,1..L ,Www ' ' Lr fk , I VV 1 , g, 5' V' Al U rx. 1 . 1 , 1' ' 1 ,, ""' OFFSET Dmumif 6 L A L Printing ' Advertising ' Promotion .. , 1 ...L DO 910 6-4012 BRAEGERRS SHOES 106 Nolrth Eirst Avenue 1313 south Baldwin Ave. DO 7-4281 ' ' ' lr? IV N' 3 MARBERRY SHOP 1139 West Huntington Drive DO 7-8695 Q, r e rrrrr nl? X 'M I E. RUDY . . . Hair Stylist THE WESTERNER HOTEL Complete Beauty Service 161 Colorado Place DO 7-3501 DOugIas 7-8114 1113 West Huntington Drive Arcadia, Calif. it gl "?""" ii MCCREA WELDING SERVICE 113V1 Santa Clara DO 7-7748 Suki mx A PIPER MUSIC COMPANY LIVE OAK PHARMACY If It's Crazy - We Have It! 11224 Live Oak DO 7-6410 Temple City AT 7-4944 1 v Q ' ' S I ,,., 1 - 4- . 1 'rg-+ Af' ., f 5. :wif ,fn k , 4, F , mf, I U F , 1. .-if., , - . ,,.....,..,w -1 .V X - t - w., K W s. 'f.L"1 ' 1 5 4 ,..,, -LW. "Lax I " SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LUMBER CO. 57 Wheeler Sf. DO. 6-2147 COWLES FASHIONS SUNSHINE LADIES APPAREL 05 So. Firsf Ave. DO. 7-9274 30 No. First Ave. DO. 7-2262 q" V ,, ..,,,.........., , , 2' ce Zime, eniors Game 1262 0 e S ,fkl S ,- s Qs:-' -,.- 9 . 43' X 3 A ,LL- N I .. A f uf, ,CEIZJ emories emabz O92 flmk We, the annual staff of 1955, wish to extend our thanks to the following people: Mr. Dallas Davsainville ofthe El Rancho Florist, the Arcadia Tribune for pictures, Troy Lemons and Lance Haserot for their pictures, Mrs. Gladys Waterhouse for handling the finances and the distribution of The books, and Sharon Nunnaly for her wonderful art work on the division pages. But to Mrs. Reegler we extend our sincerest thanks forthe guidance and inspiration from which our Annual was created. Editor . Business . Art . Sports . Classes . Student Life Faculty . Photography Chg Sfaff Deborah Boisot . Darrell Hyder Deanna Ely Larry Billmon . Roberta Wolfe Judy Schreiber Mathew Colwes Marlee Alexander Toni Lemon Noreen Langsner Chloe Wellingham Barbara Corradini Janice Martin Norma Gordon . Diane Auten Betty Skrzypczak . Don Ferguson . Bob Ballard Leora Gregg D.A.FZ. Citizenship Award Steve Tallent Governor of Junior State of California Sheila Sanders Representative to Girls' State D? Doyne Edwards All Pacific League Basketball Team - . .pf ward imzinq Pictured on these pages and the two following are stu- dents of Arcadia High School who have won honors in some field during the school year. Having passed Arcadia judges, the above participants appeared before Pasadena Playhouse iudges to compete for a 51000 scholarship. From left to right: Nancy Reed, Jerry Plano, and Julie Chausseur. ca ia Sfudmfs Mike "Boy of the Year" Exchange Club We realize There will be others who will win scholarships and achieve high distinction, but unfortunately our press deadline comes early and we are unable to recognize those students who won honors during the last quarter. Hannah Zwerch Student Mayor of Arcadia Howard Eldredge Lt. Governor of Division 15, Key Club International fs ' ,i .. All California High School Symphony Orchestra from left to right: MUVY Mann Marilyn Bassford lCellol, Rochelle Kaplan lString Bassl, and Merilyn American Legion Speech Smith lCellol. Award T 1 Lv- KL.: K as .1 Ai' . -ll A In. 4.5, , T I g . ' TT' ' Y' "AL """-n Yr o l x Kg Xfcyr , gk, ,,Y -H-.J l x 5' UXTU 'tix' C Heidi Brown Future Homemaker of the Year The top eight Chemistry students of Ar- nadia competed in two teams, boys against the girls, on the TV program "Who Knows This." The girls team con- sisted of Margita Eklund, Cappy Frolich, Nancy Blake, and Betty Kohle. Y, -..nil l A The following boys were chosen by the American Field Service Scholarship to live with a foreign family this summer. From left to right: Charlie Hicks, Paul Thompson, and George Woodward. The boys from left to right are: First row: David Nissen and Charles Trippe Second row: John Portune and Terry Mills. 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