Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1958 volume:

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"Lucky" Baldwin and Hugo Reid are being restored and an exten- sive program of experimental work in the botanical field is being pursued. Arcadia is proud of the Arboretum, internationally recognized as one of the most progressive arboreta in the coun- try, which is preserving the charm and beauty of the rancho era while moving steadily ahead in the creation of world- famous botanical gardens. It is to the Los Angeles State and County Arboretum, in the heart of Arcadia, that the 1958 Arcadian is proudly dedicated. Ati-14 v f L. 1 EQQQQQLM 21 ' r "Qin Y Q 1, H ., 1 A vs K K .. X- ..,,p,,, Nm. . . Q '-.', ..-Mv'x.s. V 'Y u.' V K ' ' ' :S no -' . i.'.' A ,. ' . ' - f ' "PN ' ": A-'-1.-If 7- . -.zdgg ,.fyg5.,'1' A , "Hg n '1, ,. T' "" 54 - ,I . 1, . '-'- " w '-5" ff- ,..f"ff'I' f- Elia." - 1 i '-1,5 M. -, ' - ragga ,vfiyy XS' -' , l- - '-' 1.0. - , ' , hx- 7 5 iv A ,V Q-,,.e fr -JV.-.':7'l V, ,, gxfy, 4 '. 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There The young man, Hugo Reid, fell in love wiTh an Indian widow working for Dona Perez, who had a small rancho near The Rancho Santa AniTa. He was married in 1837, and abouT four years laTer The firsT person To obfain an official granT To The fabulous rancho. AlmosT immediafely Reid converfed The marsh above The upper cenTer of The rancho inTo a lake, and There he builT his home, now known as The Hugo Reid Adobe. This became The adminisfrafive cenTer of The exTensive lands he owned. However, six years laTer he was forced To sell The rancho, on accounT of financial difficulTies. When E. J. "Lucky" Baldwin Took over The rancho, he added a second building on The siTe of The adobe and conTinued To use These buildings as The adminisTraTive cenTer of The vasT rancho. These buildings are being re- sfored by The ArboreTum FoundaTion and The STaTe of California. vs.4 .Q. 0 John L. Nourse Harold C. Leitz Member Member Fordyce V. Cowing Earl S. Ricker Pl,cleffr.i.n.i.s'lrnai1linn Bnanrl ni? Eldu.nat.i.nn. The members of the Board of Edu- cation have spent many hours and given much thought to the strength- ening of the Arcadia Unified School District. With a continuing concern for Arcadia students, they have made every effort to provide fine facilities and an excellent staff of educators. Edward L Butterworth Secretary Member - President Assi.stia.n.t ntendenfls Henry S. Molino and Edgar C. Egly The Assistant Superintendents, through their ability in their special fields, have provided excellent educa- tional services and sound business management in the school district. Superintendent Dr. William Max Staerkel Having assumed leadership of Arcadia Schools almost a year ago Staerkel has delved into many of the problems facing the District. His warm per- sonality and ready smile have made him a well- known figure on campus, where he has frequently observed the crowded conditions of the school. QQ' X" Ptinci pal ELBERT SOUDERS Completing his second year as Principal ofthe high school, Mr. Souders is shown here conferring with Mrs. George P. Killeen Jr., High School P, T. A. President. Through his outstanding leadership, the high school has continued to improve in quality with curriculum of- ferings being constantly in- creased in scope. Mr. Sou- der's courteous attention to both student and faculty considerations has created a warm and friendly feeling with the whole student body. GERALD RAYL Although the student population has exceeded the planned campus facilities, Mr. Rayl has, through efficient operation, made this one of the most smoothly functioning school plants in the valley. Helping to select and direct the teaching staff, in addition to providing scheduling, is only one of the many duties which he has performed with unfailing good humor and thoroughness. A.sisisita..nt Principal Personnel Ihrector DONALD HUGHES Attendance Officer Albeff ACTOR Lawrence Lucas Curriculum Assistants Henry Crane James Smalldon Mr. Crane and Mr. Small- clan have successfully un- dertaken the newly created lab at curriculum assistants thls year. They have performed excellent work in helping teachers to strengthen their teach- ing programs and studies, U iimsietimg and E-tiiictgsme Guidance Coordinator DR. WILLIAM R. PATTERSON Arcadia Highs efficient counseling staff, ably head- ed this year by Dr, Patterson, has given much help to students in many different ways. The members of the staff have assisted in scheduling, personal problems, college vocational choices, administration of tests, schol- arship information, and a myriad of other school serv- ices and decisions. l , ' l' , ,1 ,J Goun,se11ng Staff Left to right-front row7Robert G. Cameron, Raymond C. Potter, S. P, Patrick, Hal L. Wiltse, Front ro F, Lindquist, Mavis L. Dumbacher, , Q fi'-I3 vv-Edward B. Harver, Florence M. Sinkule, Hazel ,iiiiiii phi . -, 5. xr- I f'T.' V , , - gg LT' L P lr gt' .- siaoiiilty Ba rba ra Alon Eng l i sh ie Marie Carroll English M 'Kb -rn, r. Green infer 6 - ' ,I esfs biol , ogy Sfudenfs W. N-, ,- X K- X ith marine Q V i , Harry Conover Max Cromer Muriel Davis Millan Freeman Robert Kerr English English English English English 7 S L A QQ 55- -' ra -was ll 'ge' it Y' - i -my Y ir G. M, wr 1 Donald McGuigan Catherine Learned Jess Ranker Hazel Reegler Fred Thorp English English English English English L .- S av Wx - Q. 493 h i an is 1, .., W gs 1 - L J -Q it E v f -of 5 X X- a 5 . E l R :M X f Richard Wilson Verne Willman Paul Woolsey Alvin Barlow Richard Dyer English English English Social Studies Social Studies A I ". ' -an - 5 2 ' Ex R Q, -gg, 'W' 'Q' t . J 1.2. , I A N ' ig Y Q "::' i ""'--R S , 'fr A S 3, . ,4 Arnold Gallegos Joe Glennin Harvey Goddard Katherine Jones Glenna Rasmussen Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies l EQ . W ' 4, 'm IPI was , . ,Y s. 3 gr 1 All S - in X Y I 'ix - . v . W Q? , Y ' Q Y-1 ..""', ...... S S , .., - ,..... s X A NN x John Waterhouse Social Studies 3 .., N, 'hi' Y' ,J Donald Young Social Studies 6313 i ,fwg W ,cn ,Arg Q . 5--49' if .,,,y Louis Grenier Language C552 W Mario Codemo Math A 1 v K -s-qs 6 ' K Fiaymond Ste-Jhens Math T3 0. ,- x -1. . X 4 X Edward Whittemore Social Studies 1-we 3 rv- IQ' I v-rv Edgar Cameron Language I LY --lr? I' r.. mg., 1 Bernadette Stoner Language 19155, el' R 3 John Hoffman Math ,ati Q-1 F - - ri Diana Wefirne Math ,r"""4B . f. J 'V' 61 -17 ,U Lilian DeLey Language , -'N A-. ig? S' Salvatore Trillo Language 9 3'-T L 1 , , 'I Elsie Hunsicker Math Wx A. T Russell Bovie Science ' 2 l lx was fl.. ?-: iett l- S f . LOD M Barney in order to 90m possess f. by , Mrs. K0PPel chases-larious faculTY Qssem Y basketball G' 'he h' Brigette Doeppner Jennie Gleason Language Language N J: Q . -48.8 -Lr- , ,, , . ..' , . WE' ' Q way, f , A r x I fi -, , ' 1 Edna West James Calderhead Language Math 5- ,1 ff it . -4 J g ,If 1, V A e lv V' ' WSL' 5-7' John Long Raymond Pascoe Math Math A an A . , 4 4l "" "'7 Q.:-S - -A 'm ..-J ' 4, f 'Q JOHN Dancer Wayne Fountain SUCYWCC Science -Q-eg v NF it-rf ' 'Q 5--4-f I Tiki A Robert Green Walter La Gier Science Science 'mei I , X. 4-v- 4 Raymond Davies Business . vols . x sd- ji I ' ,if Fred Sundstrom Business Jean Monge Home Economics f' riffs T Diane Di Conti Business Colleen Lynch Art k William Jokkel Industrial Arts Y 'K 9 A-'T mfg, gs-1:-. 'Y ' 1' .I .. , y I 1 Stephen Maltz Science U :S as Ms l I Delma Frame Business 1-QIX X Ruth Lubin Art f 'z X. -an 1--1 Donald Nordvold Industrial Arts PL,-slum, Q . :Yu me ., 3, Fred Schwab Science ,PS 'USS 11 not Anne Gaydos Business '.x, 1' ,if . Rose Endrusick Home Economics .pie Y Leonard Sterle Industrial Arts as N W 9 fu' 1'+q, 4. George Stapleton Science N v Q 1 1' get Elayne Hoffman Business 'S' ku Q ,-gr N. 4 Mary Sue Klumb Home Economics 36-. I div 75" .s sv- John Switzer Industrial Arts 'va , v-Q . I I I Leonard Buell Albert Holsher Drivers Training Drivers Training Mr. Waterhouse fights for recovery of basketball. 'Q- xx fw X x, ,ds A.' ik -Q Jake Weiler Industrial Arts A ,. ,,.,. A095 x NOT PICTURED -Z " ,, ...W E A 'fa :lb ,0- "" X e if ' 'E 4 A Jack Smith James Neurneister Gordon Sandford David Ackerman John Bilbrey Drivers Training Music Music Boys' P.E. Boys' P.E. ' - "V-sir i l ' N , 5- J - it M i ii E E Mary Blott Mariam Clarke Ralph Hooker Robert Jackson Carol Lawson Girls' P.E. Girls' P.E. Boys' P.E. Boys' P.E. Girls' P.E. 'N 1 JV f so A E E is s iirr E E Marianne Millard Marcia Peterson Roy Wheeler William Zogg Mavis Dumbacher Girls' P.E. Girls' P.E. Boys' P.E. Boys' P.E. Counselor A 1 FACULTY MEMBERS v"" "" 1 'X "'l ,V sm if 4 I M Y ' :I endif' Louise Allen George Herald e WMM' X ' V, Language Social Studies 'L Y Kent Barney Daniel Lucero I A i ,. ri Social Studies Industrial Arts A A A Fmncls Bore' Samuel Ofsinl S. R. Patrick Raymond Potter 4 Florence Sinkule Muslc English Counselor Counselor Counselor Luane Buys Ronald Phenix English Science JGVNCS Caldwell 3 yd Savage Mr. Buell amuses himself with a car valve. Moth English Richard Carroll Philip Spivey Math Math George Fullerton lsolide Syben Math Language Libirery Throughout The yeor These people perform needed student services ond help in The smoofh running of The school. They ossisl Arcodion High sfudenfs in mdny woys ond become fd- milior figures on corn- pus. Health Services Lil i in Anderson and Ernmo Brocher, school nurses TO GOOD enmc ww ...H .,. ,,,,,, -.me -. ,. ,M Y ii 5 F5 1 Students gather or lhe student store to buy school supplies ond exchange the 1 x ff? if P4 , gg-sf' W- ld.'k f,,' 4 5'-ay? f'x.Lg4 Z4-kg4":.-1,j,j.. '- . EZ V . 5 Q Q f 1 7 ' . .,-'54 X bv '1 S L 'x ' T , :. I 0 4 . 4' 0 " s 'Q 5 o I 9 .0 -1 O fl wiv x r W f ' I 1?'Qff'25'tf:ffv:'-31:52.-h4'f1 ' ' .t .5 U B Y V r. if S ., 3 5 ' 1? 3 ,,i 9. . C W .-1.6.6 L... W, Hassi' .. X M. nu 1 UK tb , , v v ff g 5-3 1'jf gif? M if EWS s, ', 15 Q 4 l -r , A -. s 1 X . 4 Q f ' .1 ' Qi! ' x 3 4 x 1 f X 4 1 v . 1 CW or '22 ,,.. if kr me 3' We S34 r 1 4'TA Yvs' :g- E. . 1 K 41 'ar' 0' N 353, K ' f fd! ,. Q. I , .. r .1 gf! :L if LE' 3 ' M 'i-,S 2 K -Q' Q V ,. 4. 644 U.. g x -'Mig nf 55: 25" , A ' as 3' 2 V drag, f ,Mfr r-as-gn, ' , 5 'Qff -A . 5 'fp' 'Q Q . VT qu an ii U. 4 -gg 1 Q . . gv ha- ii E 175 Q x gifs ,. ,, K - V 1. fKf:5,?a-1 I ,, -, .3525 L: fi - -sf, ' Q' S Q Q. . :ri Q ' W Q .uf 3 S 9 . 'L ',igT'f'Q4. 1 Q' g E ik 41, .4-K ' l 'ii " s 379 if 31 vhs 4 Vu swf f 6 J fi 932 ' ' . !N,e2SgfiQi1i1wfE"21. gf Q ., fjg SE V22 1. 217, . K, A 2 j if , 2.353455 f. ff 2 I 5 4'A:!fVLl!L-21 , ,I -Sisgsgs, if 1- x ff nw ' E X xp 33 ' P. - I' Y VJ. ,plfi Eirst Se ster Miners 1 J H .l Functioning as Speaker of the House during both semesters, Jeff Bowen has done an excellent job in handling the problems that come before the House. Jeff's qualities of leadership have enabled him to carry out the duties of his office in a pleasant and Thorough manner. Left to right: Valerie Meiners, Clerk, Chris Mecca, Speaker Pro-Tem, Jeff Bowen, Speaker of the House, Fred Yeager, Chaplain, Bud Brown, Parliamentarian. epnelsentardires Eoch semester one person is elected to represent his closs in the House ot Represntotives. The members explore problems which come under the jurisdiction of student government ond through their otticers moke recommendation to the student council for turther considerotion. They also serve os o loioson between the House ond their fellow closs members. Dick Holl, President Pro-Temp Lynne Hege, Clerk, Bud Brown, Porliomene 1 toriong Jeff Bowen, Speoker ofthe House XXX THE HOUSE IS THE CENTER OF OUR SCHOOL GOVERNMENT Second Semester Ma bel,-s ,WV i T 'ur' Q far" Premdent Vice Presidlent Lynne Snyder Mary Jane Fuerst Lynne Snyder and Mary Jane Fuerst have worked in conjunction with the other Girls' League officers in planning various social and service activities. Girls' League, which includes all Apache girls, spon- sored various serv- ice proiects, includ- ing a clothing drive. In addition to these projects, the girls enjoyed presenting the Big and Little Sister Picnic, the Father - Daughter Banquet, and the Backwards Dance, which this year was called "Waipuhia," or Hawaiian for backwards. Spcmsar Mrs. Florence Sinkule I Q' : 4 ,Q- 11' 15" an Vx W 'C' 'Qtr f-uv Gcim.mit'lee Chai COl'1'il'T1Il'TGe rum: Seated, left to right- Linda Keller, Dress and Standards, Ann Marsh, Publicity, Nancy Jusenius, Welfare, Carolyn Garner, Campus Pals. Standing, left to right. Joanne Schlesinger, Social, Diane Hacten, Campus Beautiful, Melinda Lewis, Sunshine Chairman. Not pictured: Karen Shanley, Program, Sandy Schlick, Ways and Means, Barbara Haddock, Employment Chairman. Seated, left to right: Pat McCreary, Jody Hayden, Mary Jane Fuerst, Vice-President, Pat Young, Diane Hachten, Julie Corgarno, Janice Rude. Standing, left to right: Sue Gable, Barbara Smart, Marcia, Ralnus, Nancy Jusenius, Ann Schmocker, Virginia Jones, Judy Holsher, '---Q-M--D C N.. gc ,-Y ,r- Fi va Q-v kv' r-' ,,, - tw 0- ,..-ff' .,. lv 5,13 Lf f 0-X., X . . I r Q 5' ft ---'7' N: 1 "ada, x f-S31-vii? 'R 4 , 4.4.-N." ' X C Q! im' I 1' A 1 4 ' in Q Q . ' u A X 4 K ' 1 . - . , s 4 - 'wf W4 ,' - '2 .. ",v . ,' QR an i I. Q rf . J 'I .,f.. e 1 iff A 1. ,Q ,Q Q, S S K 'I "3 7, 5 VN is , ,, 5' f. . ur., 'Q .xx Q in bl..-lou ug "-ia png .. .V !, mit ri? 1 vfmff' an -Hi v Queen Anne Cottage Tucked away in the majestic stand of trees and front- ing on the serene lagoon stands the famous Queen Anne Cottage, built by Baldwin as a guest house. Designed by architect A. A. Bennett, who had also designed the State Capitol buildings in Sacramento, it was the last word in elegance with marble steps and dainty 'igingerbreadn ornaments and trimmings. lt was to become one of the showplaces of the rancho in which people from miles around were to take temporary residence as guests of the Baldwin family. And what of Baldwin, the fabulous rancho owner? He made his first "big money" from mining stocks. Head- ing West with his wife, Sarah Ann Unruh, and their daughter, Clara, he bought the rdncho and added 50,000 acres to his original purchase. He planted groves, vine- yards and trees, which he loved. Through shrewd man- agement and foresight, coupled with a true love of the land, he continued to improve the rancho during his en- tire lifetime. ri X fl B 9 7 - Y Q Y 1 I' ' V 7 ' n iw' ' 4 ,..,., .. Q ' 4 A r fgvgfiggv - 'ilfl'-e!a4,,y. . -- ef ., ,ef ' -A .,,., A V Nm E ix fr' Barry Curtis, Senior Class President ,Q ,ve The Senior Class of T958 looks back on four successful years of work and play. Each year The class has made itself known. Highlights of The years include, as sophomores, raising more money Than ever before for their class Treasury. As Juniors, They sponsored the beautiful prom "Coral Isle" and now, as Seniors, they have done many fine Things such as sponsoring The Homecoming Dance, honoring faculty members with a Teacher Appreciation Dinner and present- ing "Time Out for Ginger." The year's activities are climaxed with Senior Week activities culminating in Commencement and The All Night Party. SOVS. si anim Glas fi Class officers: left to right, Jerry Johnston, Treas- urer, Barry Curtis, President, Jim Smith, Vice Presi- dent, Mary Beth Bonham, Corresponding Secretary, Carolyn Taft, Recording Secretary, and Marty Tal- Senior Council: left to right, Chris Mecca, Bob Daniel, Barry Curtis, Kim Gottschal, Bill Jur- den, Jim Smith, Jim Bil- lig, Steven Lawrence. Front row: John Cheney, Carolyn Taft, Lynn Luth- er, Kim Pritchard, Marty Tallent, Bob Brown and Joan Brigleb. 30 lent, Historian. Aa..-f P A-. Glenna Rasmussen and John Water house, Class spon Halal deal Etrarllllat s ilu. fx MARGO ASHAUER BARBARA HADDOCK SUSAN HUFF DORYANN LAMEL LYNN LUTHER PATRICIA MCCREARY 3 Sy, MARUA PErrY 'Si Arcadra Hugh School salutes eleven outstanding Apache graduates who had completed the requirements to be Gold Seal Graduates at the end ofthe trrst semester Through therr hugh academic achlevements they have attained this scholastlc goal and have received great honor In addutlon fourteen other seniors had completed three out of the tour required semesters If they are accepted by the Scholarship Socnety at the close of the sprung semester their names will appear on the grad uatlon honor lust ANN MARSH di LYNNE SNYDER if 'Q-1 can QOLARSMQ Q ! Ck AW 6' 9. 'AJ Mull K? GRANT SYPHERS 1K "Knots V' AAA WILLIAM WEIR RS. 1 4' f fx-X ,4 Everyone uses Iunnh in the rally court for a time " nwggk to relax and Catch up on the latest happenings on the reservation. 3' Nancy Agaianian Susan Alexander Robert Anderson Patricia Augenstein i ' , Wayne Armstrong Charles Bailey John Allison Hi.. fi. . XKY9' 549. lg Elizabeth Arnold Marilyn Bailitf X -as Robert Bartholomew Glenn Barton Phillip Battany Gary Abbey Kenneth Anderson Margo Ashauer Lois Baker Jerry Adams eg. Nancy Anderson :vas , Robert Asmus Bryon Baron, iv 3 Karen Basstord Robert Beckwith uni James Bennett 111 Joanne Berardo A ,cgi if James Billig f"'r"f 8 QN- QL Richard Bennett AQ Lg Karen Bertram 'lif- Sharon Bingham , Mary Beth Bonham Dorothea Bono Schuyler Bradley Jettrey Bratt Mrs. Sinlcule leads a cheer at the student faculty basketball game. Jerry Beschta Jill Binnings ,f "Z," John Betsinger ve Qc el i . Richard Blades J to x ' . am if J B Linda Botts John Boughner v sv f' 1 Y: f i 'y S 2s.,a Joseph Biava QD Hhs T9 r .. ,... 1, Donald Blesi A ' ff? Ellen Boyd S Y Anthony Brassfield Donna Bray Carol Bretonne Q. V? Michael Bridges Joanne Brigleb Lewis Brown Ray Brown Jr. Robert Garth Brown ' 1 Robert M. Brown Victoria Brown ig "ZS" Joseph Bryant John Buckley IQ5 ww ii Loren Brubaker . ' :AQ Q X 1 I . Y' S .fee ' X arf . . 4. U vw rfhjnl. Ross Buckwalter xv: James Brusfman Donald Bryanf 'f"':J Karen Bunde Mary Elizabefh Burghordi ,f T' Q, ea. ' 3 ' ' R' 7 Rosemarie Burner? Gwen Buxion Melville Caines George-anne Cameron Rayleen Campbell Seniors help :he administration in running The swirchboard. .7 , Nancy Camphouse Antoine Carava Barbara Carlson ,nv W- ,: kW.W ki Robert Cha pel J6QofW'0NWW 1'-rw it "' C e ff Luanne Cobb Robert Cook Gloria Corners Larry Costa CC1l'Ol Cartwright Craig Carver Roger Chapel John Cheney William Cochran John Coombes 'FS ff' Janet Corradini Bm I , Katherine Chadwick Carol Christopher - ul! Thomas Collier 3 Virginia Cooper Gary Copson Seniors enioy dancing informally IF' AA 'V 7 44T'f:'A , Q a - . ,'41,'1v'L A in A . y K 6, , X , . t 1. Emil Costantino Sharon Craig f' 'r f ,W "' 'S 542 B, , ,4 E Patricia Cronshey Robert Daniel Phyllis Daniels Susan Danz .Q X o-vi' il v -16 William Davidson Michael Davis Richard Davis 'ik -:f S ,Q i R, . ,. xr Duane De Freitas Donald Dean John Deaton Seniors attend Christmas employment seminar. Mozvt' Wm in . 49 Mft. ,, David Curran A sf is Xml , Cynthia Davelaar William Davis Eleanor Desatoft John Di Caro Barry Curtis norm is f- 'Q , Hwy 552' g Gary Davidson of tl WN' ff 33+ ,pt ig? MCL Sf 'ffiai W Darrel De Freitas N Robert Densham Samuel Dicason Norman Dickey Linda Dickson Thomas Dodge vnu 45- ll ln X William Dickneider NCN.. Roger Diebold Charles Donegan i Susan Eadie Eugene Eclmundson I-'M i-' rf' uv' 'hx KN f ' Michael Ely A G. Carolyn Endicott 52533, an, f w V Halloween window painting was a day of fun for everyone who participated. R Ki' ii' if I if J fl' Patricia Dillon Charles Dineen James Dittrnar F ills UQ T' , sscc J Vtig K If John Donnelly Josephine Donofrio Patricia Duntley 'Nc-f 'ez' 9 John Ekins Liza Elers Erin Elliott """' 41 Patricia Englemann Howard Faddis Leigh Fairbank ll Senior Key Club members Girls' League Banquet. Charles Field ' if 4 gl-p.,..- A 4 , enjoy Themselves after The "" "fs X r 'if' ' 2,2 -- nf- ' , - l id f I Y f Gary Field John Fielding Paul Formes Stephan Franz Cheryl Friesen x Q. fa J K. I John Garcia James Gardner Carolyn Garner .Lflg .' - C X H W ,W:A. f Deane Ann GaTh Thomas Gee POTriCiG Gibbons 41. John Ferdinando sf? Vbs ye N1-'rp sk. Linda Fisher 5:3 f 1 Kay Ferguson Lila Fleming '?"'l9 Mary Jane Fuerst Susanne Gable Donald Gates Nr:-r Joyce Gilmour Gale Gafes 2' Jean Gioia v , ' .3 ,yew-H 1.53:- I Sandra Glasco lx ggmftxii -I-L! David Glenn fx IU! -far' Linda Griffith fl I Betty Ha bdas Carol Harrington 'id '53 David Groner -R-.4 . 5" ,Q X Barbara Haddock Allen Hart Dianne Henisee Frederick Hensiek Connie Goehler James Gross Anita Hanes Richard Harwick it in Kimball Gottshcall Charlene Grant Shirley Grushkin Robert Guiwits Barbara Jo Hansen Richard Hanson Lance Haserot Roger Haserot Many Seniors ran for class offices, Campaign speeches were given in the Senior assembly. 41' 7--Y C' f' T1 1,--45' ,.- ..-, ,:,- - ,, . daughter, Polly, and Mrs. Shanley watch Girls' League fashion show. fs. 'A L' ,E E' l os J ,lc fl - t Patricia Higgins ii! g g v',Jg,zg J 141 r " s:'f'?f-- 6. Kwqxvfff ' I A ti 'Q f -M 'Q V Q, ,xx K 5 1 333 f hire? ff 've,qQi5F. ' c if r is Victor Holst 'Cl gf Patricia Howell Tar J L0 17 Linda Ann Hunt i Q ' K 'S 4-W 1-9 l iw! V., . , , ' ,gig . - - X Jigga! , If , Richard Hoertig L o. 4 - - I1 '-fl --sp Frank Holmes ax:-1 x r 1, ..,. X - , , ,.f' A f f J -,M William Herbelin Q w i Judith Holsher '51, ' T2 ff cgi rg -.zur Linette Holt Judith Hoogendoorn Linda Horacek 2 SRX As..- '-E-v fi Judith Huff Susan Huff Diane Hull K I 'S -i N355 as fx - 4 J N4 ' Howard Hills ,,,r Ct 'vs gf- J J A J ' ,...31?. all gl" 'P ekilfij? J ' 5f.35f5+ Qilliii, H f ,213 Raymond Holst 3 at '1' 5 I vi Jaan Houghton 'la 335. .ww any, H. Preston Humason .Omg Q 18 Mary Huntington Joan Hutchison Joan Ignatius Clara lltrey Volorio Ivins GJ Os ill' X, , Alon Jewell Jomes Johnston l fp, A H 'sf K Q"", I Richord Jones :RN ' as ,J ng ' v Gerold Kone n 'E 'ET' Suson Jensen -A -s. 1 X 4 , Bruce Johnson K of .5 2 X J Jerome Johnston P'-7' ,ir ly' I X p ,ll 5 Ronold Jones I Q Augusto Keck s . A px 90175, 'K lp Cynthio Johnson 35? Marie Liesse Jolivet if l f i Seniors participated in homecoming. Gregory Johnson W1 Boirboro Jones 'Z' Kirsten Johnson Potricio Jones John Juhring Wilbur Jurden, Jr. Robert Kogy Lindo Keller Moureen Kelley Goil Kennedy Gary Kennedy Edith Kent William Kerske S . Q-N . 6 ,vt re, .mVA r if . Doraine Knight 00 Kathleen Krumm KY .,-any N X. x 'N Wg K a. is Thomas King QR g N-,W Jacquelyn Korff 41919 vs. ww Ronald Kubic Diann Laing John Laister DoryAnn Lamel Betty La ncaster Y' av David Kingsbury so Robert Kramer Sharon Kuiper Lynne Langston Donna Latham Richard Lawless A Stephan Lawrence 1-.. YQ TW? Jon Lloyd fa 5 .xi '!"v yy A Stephanie Leach 1 James Loomis -an 2 WWF '7' Kelly Lund Virginia Manning Toni Massa Allen Lundberg xi- Q HN? "-. Ann Marsh 11" ax Patricia Mathias 'inf V9 I FL Gary Leer James Lewis Monika Liehr ,fd V3 ,L at tiki.. , Neal Loury Lindy Lucas Donna Luke Karen Lundquist Mary Luther Ann Malefyt Ag. is Burton Marshall Judith Martin Norman Martin Seniors enioy participating in modern dance fi L 0 fu! ZS: I YV 4' ?':zv ' X fl, . I li , ' .I If 1, 'A fl i fl Charles Mattern 1' , K . 5 . T57 James McCoy Xl 1 , .04 . " ix X. 5? , l '35 Q PN' n bil H K .,.. i . , Richard McMillan 18-.Q Sk ag- , l ul? Josephine Meyers T Y' Douglas Mattingly Q fb. in Patricia ,McCreary '58 f Norma Mazzolini SQ. W .. .. ,, Sara McGah Ruth McMullen i 'KV Jack Mildon Mr Acton and seniors look at gifts that the Student Body New Christopher Mecca Donna Miller received from Efi Halkai, last yeor's foreign exchange student. Sharon McAtee rt. f ts --1 Xt P. 1 W A 32 1.5, if .r,'. Vs 2' S XQ 'St . Lindo McCloy Maurine Mclntosh Sharon McKenna .3 fa if wi nd V TYQVQI. ' ' if , f K 1 , L Brian Mencke Marilyn Merritt l Penny Mills 6 S' K 9-.5 V f .It i , Carol Minsberg John Mitchell Kenneth Morrison lt. XYT",,7 William Morse Sandra Mowery 'l "MP NCI, 1 Patricia Mullin Pefer Mumford xg, 1' jjj!! xy 7 Barbara Nicholson Candace Noefzel cm 'll si Diane Nolloli Dennis Nuff f Belle Palmisano Richard Parker 'lf ' iv ,A , X 1 4? s , J if l John Munlz la ,, X Q. fiv- Seniors remember The beautiful half-time formolions during football season. ls James Murphy Phillip Murray 'QQ' 'ne Susan North John Norlhcole Sis V"""P Chrisline Oellman 'far Y? A Q ,nw m l " 1 I Timothy Olson Ida Palrick Sandra Payne , 1 X 'tv 1. XX x ww . James Norfhup lg J Mary Orr 'O l Darrel Peacock Senio line. Fa rs compare notes while waiting in the lunch A gg 7U5 AN, A KIEPV Carol Ann Pearce Claudefie Perier S095 fa- Gi-S.: V! in 3 Suzanne Pearring Albert Perkins ' sn- l Pamela Pflueger Jerald Phillips John Pierce Gary Peclrefii Carol Pederzini I-lannelore Penn F A, F 'N , 0- 15'-' 'I' ,ff Charles Peterson Marcia Petty 4 Q .Q Shirley Pilrner Timofhy Plaif Q--V Sfephen Porfer Margoi Prong i lim R. '-'rv SX 'T7 ,pi lf Kim Prichard l if James Prior Michael Procior Karen Quackenbush Colleen Quigley David Ragains l 055. Lynda Rajnus Barbara Randall Bruce Randall ,av Robert Reidenbach Gary Reno Scott Reynolds Q Q, 'J .fy Bruce Raymond :Qs .rv L' E." x U A , f Robert Joe Roach Ralph Roberts Robert Roberts Sharon Robey Terry Robinson Barbara Redmond Robert Lester Roach . lllene Robinson Qbff' 7 Q. be 1' L 'QE .7 lnOC9"1Sl0 ROCWQUGS Donglcl ROQGVS David ROQEVS Barbara Roles Lorenzo Rosal The Dixie Land Band arouses spirits af many of our sr 1 Linda Ross Harold Ranyon games. Nan Howell starred in the senior play "Time Out for Ginger." 48 x ,M Q LL Ygw Sheryl Scarborough Linda Schaeffer Robert Scheffel Theodora Schleicher 3' I DQ 'Of f Qin A Richard Schaller QV Sandra Schlick pm Douglass Scott Sharon Scozzafava Janice Seinsoih Q-., 'D , 1: ffl 1 4,1 TN UQ' Karen Shanley Jack Sheridan JudiTh Sherrner , N 7 9 S 1 r' uw X as H 3-1 . ' , N K 5 can-A 'Ki any 'fri Olga Sarnarzich William Saunders -vs I WE' S Frederick Scharf Valerie Scharing QL gzr Judy Schneiders Wayne Schruiff Z-54 ,W -Sq sf? Afi Priscilla Shadlooli William Shank ig .fi-'MAA' Q.: 'sl' 'N' Wig 4' 5- ff! Gary Shima Eileen Shore Y' Y . if i 5' 2 lyajgwiia? Philip Simon Mory Simmons 'aa Potricio Simper Corol Sincloir Qi ? Gory Smith Jonice Smith ia xg! 1 v 3 f Robert Snyders George Soule if it , l har' f f ' Y?":7, Soro Sproul Gory Stafford Seniors participated in the talent show for the Americon Field Service. 'N "' 'un 'TI' Valerie Skoglund Borbord Smort Cloud Smith X I C-0 i, ,159 77? ' ' 11 Lynne Smith Mortho Smith Virginio Snyder A 7-' Y":r Corolynn Sporks Goal Sporks Mork Spoelstro -f' X Betty Lou Stein Lindo Stein Stephen Stephens Qin? if 1 Rodney Stephenson Marshall Stevens Q Y 117 Alexandra Stevens av ' Susan Sutherland Robert Swanson Grant Syphers ur? 'Mn i 'Nhat . Leighton Taylor Steven Taylor Karen Temple ,J LeslieHTibbe1'ts Geraldine Tobin Mary Beth Tuchscherer Everyone enloys seeing the assemblies .XT lv Tb Sandra Stone 51-Q5 I Carolyn Taft 4'-v Anne Thomson Ol Frederic Tulleners X, Dolores Vetari 1 t1"f',"7 Patricia Stratford niihfwu Marlha Tallent ai va p xx E James Thompson .QP A1 -my Roy Turnbull wr Marietta Viola 'RN 5 Ruth Wainright Terrance Watson 90x , uv KVM... William Whipple DR Linda Williamson fs 5 Q kg H f ' 7, ' 'w' I L i i Elizabeth Winchester T 4x14 5. ell f Nadine Waldvogel xv' PDU C7 Thomas Weir David Whitney David Wills Karen Wingo l Craig Walton QC! William Weir WF' Cathy Wholey M . Q7 V . ,fy b M it 1, ,V ,. F2 ff-ft Herbert Wilmsen Q i 2 X 4 , if ii In Q-Q, "'7' Horry Winters Joyce Wisdom egg VU'--, T Frunla Vilurlz Nuncy Young Seniors Not Picfured Kennefh Bruce Robert Burns Lorry Coho Chormoine Cummings Tom Cullen Williom Dirks Neil Henke fs iii Sherri Wolsey Puiriciu Young Michoel Hudson John Jelunek Alon Kenoss Down Melchior Poul Michaels Terry Moore Dixie Jo Price 'TID' GR Peter Wood Roy Woodruff Ox Wwe f"5P """ 99,7 Cowon Yules Dorothy Jeun Yciies Ernesf Robinson Moirino Rornono Lyndo Schock Stephen Truoh John Voughon Urselo Wossner Dennis Wrighfmon C si - 5 1 2 i 1 , i i l '.1-' 0, 'M 4' 1 'gba' X1 f5'9'uv-".:3"'x?T,,,,:: 't 'iw '14 ov r 'tv ru . . 445, 'Ir vw "Time out for Ginger" was a glorious success. Many hours of diligent Baccalaureate was the solemn graduation service held the Sunday Before rehearsing, costume making, publicity, prop making and acquiring, and graduation. This sermon delivered as o farewell discourse to the graduating ticket sales were needed to make this an outstanding, thoroughly enioyable seniors was held in the rally court. production. it 4' rw - ' The long awaited moment, the receiving of diplomas, the beautiful sound of "Pomp and Cir- cumstance" the changing of the tassel, the final singing of the "Alma Mater," and the grand finale, the all-night party - these are moments toremember. Jitslot Eliotittltiies t t t I 'Z' K SCWOVS 90llY 9fil0Y Cllclllng Und eflflfig delicious food GT flie Senlm' Bmak' Hot Dogs, Potato Chips, Coca-Cola, games, informal dress are all parts of fast held in the Boys' Gymnasium. This festive occasion was a real part af me Senqor picnic held of the Arcgdio County Pgrk, graduation. The Senior Class of 1958 can look back on a year of momentous activities. Participating and attending athletic events, informal and formal dances, hilarious classroom antics, and numerous school events are all a part of our Senior Year. Most of all we will remember the Senior Class party, Junior-Senior competition, Junior-Senior Prom, Teacher Appreciation Banquet, and the exciting graduation festivities. . 4 fi ri -" f- :elf lf? l r J J ' V. 1 i r Lorenzo Rozal Forengn Exchange Student Marretta Vrola DAR Crtrzenshrp Award 4? Joyce Wrsdom Bullock s Gold Key an Women s Club Art Award 1 's Karen Basstord Arcadta s Forergn Exchange Student Wismirrg Senimrstm, Mr Souders congratulates the sux Natronal Merrt Scholarshnp trnalrsts They have been awarded certrfrcates of ment and therr names are berng submntted to more than 1500 colleges unrversrtres and other scholarshrp grantrng organrzatrons Left to rrgnt Mr Souders Grant Syphers Wrllram Wear Robert Garth Brown Sandra Glasco Wrlbur Jurden and James Loomrs if we J :'5lQ"Q,,t F4232 bak as la-ev 1 ll W' w local Nrnners tor the Bank of Amerncas statcwrde Achrevement Awards program were crant Syphers scrence and math Marcra Ann P ty t e 1rts Vrrgrn a E zrbeth Sny lrberal arts and Marretta Vrola yocatronal arts HC' Marne Leese Jolrvet Forexgn Exchange Student Lrnda Keller Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 'fl- 0-5 Barbara Roles Calrtornua Women Frgure Skatung Champron Natronal Junror Ladres Frgure Skatrng Champron Prctured on thus page are the Senrors ot Arcadra Hrgh School who have won honors rn some teld dunng re school year Tnere wrll be o hers who vv ll wrn scholarshrps and achieve nrgh drstrnctron but unfortunately our press deadllnecomes early and we are unable to reccgn ze those students wro won noncrs durrng the last quarter 2 X a 'ig . . . , . . . , , ' '1 r . : . , . , r r V I Q 1 . ,fl Z K ,1 f V- .J fs - ' 1 es. 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""g if 'of ' ' YQ .41 le ,, V K " Eh ' " fiazi' P' ui' ,-4 R I 2 S uf' J- The homecoming barbeaue and the Prom vvere both successfully sponsored by the Junior class, l-lowever, the Juniors also had many other memorable experiences: they received their senior rings, held Student Body l 'iii' ottices, had a Pow Wow booth, and looked forward to their senior year. lass Uffieezrs , if The Junior Class officers: Virginia Bell, Secretary, Andy Anderson, Presidentg Susie Schubert, Treasurer, and Dave Crocker, Vice President. An exciting event for c iunior is the ordering of his senior ring. 'Q WW? 5 .............-,, ,.,,..,., - -H - ,ae Av- .f- L - .....u,,. .. 1- Giaiss Sponsors The Junior Class sponsors: Robert Cameron, Muriel Davis, and Samuel Orsini. Prom Cmnmitteie Prom committee: le-tt to right, Molly Sinlcule, Programy Carole Mueller, Publicity, Susan Schubert, Promotion, Marcia Nortlerup, Decorations- Linda Van Horn, Refreshments. Front row: Barbara Ware, co-chairman, Susan Mahoney, chairman, Marilyn Hester, co-chairman. vw. up ' 2 ll! N. g ' 9 EL? .. Ylluuzaw x Row l Allen Bauley Marvun Boudreau Eunar Anderson Albert Barany Barry Broughton Joyce Ash Shurley Barrett Susan Betsunger Vurgunua Bell Duane Adaur Row Barbara Brandt Barbara Bancroft Sandra Bock Sally Bodnar Judy Brown Lunda Bates Muchaela Blyth Sharon Brackney Lunda Blomo Lynda Burger Row Karen Barley Barbara Bowden Bette Anderson Henry Avellar Julue Alutun Susan Barnes Barbara Bucuch Dolores Anyzesku Theresa Boyd Schuyler Bauley Row4 Glenn Broadhead Jum Alexander Dave Burrus Bob Butterfueld Duck Bunachu Duck Allen Al Butcher Art Boettcher Dul Brunton Bud Budworth Row 5 Duck Ashworth Ted Angel George Boukather Ted Anspach Lynn Bush Dave Anderson Steve Allen Jeff Bowen Randy Beary Muke Austun WE THE JUNIOR CLASS OF ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL 'ti A' Q sy. 'll i' Row l Joe Capps Fred Chulds Jum Dale Barbara Davus Gayle Cummungs Connue Churchull Jerru Cadwallader Barbara Chamberlaun Kay Davus Grace Clark Row 2 Carol Calamua Dunah Crane Susan Davus Sue Cory Nancy Cummungs Kathy Ackerman Duane Donaldson Lunda Bryant Sharon Bragua Carol Covungton Row 3 Jerry Collrrws Jum Carnal Buddy Carroll Bull Curuno Mac Claassen Steve Cornpas Shurley Conners Pat Clufton Larry Danver Steve Cress Row 4 Ken Ductor Robert Cluf on Valmar Cavey Morgue Clarke Susan Cress Jan Carver Muke Chulcoat Jeff Conners Bull Cranert Gerald Carlyss Row 5 Lynn Cosbey Doug Coates Muke Curnuns Bull DeWutt Dennus Casey Sue Chrusty Al Clement Brent Clarkson Ronald DuNoto Muke Crews , Q u I ' . Q . ,- ' '-' . C .P A , 'Ju li t. s " A ' . ' ' V "- ' ---' M, . us by - my A . . , 5 J . 3 I, -AR - , A :P , v nl - u .. 51 L f .Q -ry ' - V ,K , ,A fu ,3 , - - f My A l ,i lu sl l X x ' I ,r L.. Bit K 9 ' v S el 4 lr ' f . 1 X Ie u 5 9 , 5 I- I . , ' 'lm -V V N N xy . 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J , A : I , , J wt of ,j V 5 r L ' A . ,W 3 x I V... -' dl ts -, Q11 we fu I F' s Q IT' 'nv Row I Gary Draughon Frank DeBenedet John DeMuth Eddre Campbell Jrm Faeth Jerry Grllespue George Fraschettt Gary Ersenblse Darlene Elmer Patrucua Dxon Row 2 Suzanne Dreyer Lrnda Ferns Pam Green Margot Dakan Laurre Drake Vrrgtnra Evans Nancy Gates Nancy French Peggy Elseman Sherlee Dobson Row 3 Jerry Depew Karen Davis Beth Foye Shurlee Gnllett Kay Gunn Dorothy Dewsnap Arlene Glesby Kathue Guthell Judy Gruben Worley Fontany Row 4 Ron Delong Vrlnrs Frerrnanns Chuck Gallo Jrm Dyer Jim Goddard Dave Pelton Don Flckas Davld Depew Robert Grtll Row 5 Ken Erlers Lours Grovanlnl John Green Gary Green Chuck Eyles Gerry Fruckle Bull Eden Jeff Gonzalez Sandra Edwards Max Georgl Pat Davus HAVE ENJOYED OUR FIRST YEAR OF BEING UPPER CLASSMEN I 6 -1 e '49 Row I Betty Hrmelhoch Carol Hansen Beverly Halr Marrlyn Hester Lana Heslop Dlane Hachten Kaye Hansen Barbara Harsen Carole Herda Barbara Hmckman Row 2 Carol Huseby Celua Haught Gerrr Hayden Sand: Hevnz Judy Huber Cnndy Horstman Mel Gorng Maroon Gllkerson Patty Hunnex Jaan Grll Row 3 Ted Harrrs George Holroyd Gary Hyde Gary Hrggrns Lela Hllborn Marulyn Healy Hollr Halyaman Lnnda Gllrbertu Judy Harwell Lrnda Heurndahl Row 4 Nancy Haddock Make Gough Duck Hall Leonard Henkey Freeman Hudson Ed Horstman Jack Harman Roger Hedge Allan Howe Jeff Haack Row 5 Steve Hrx John Hauk Ray Hulton Art Harrrs Joan Gregoll Sharon Houston Lynne Harper Carolyn Hunt Llnda Henry Terry Hansen 3 -,.... s '-- ffl- ' 0 x '- 0 ..t.,.' 1 m- 'V " ' Y' l l 0' l A "N -r. 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I I I Q r ' '- X I rt, J 1' gr --1 maven .EES Row I Vurgunua James Peggy Johnstone Barbara Janks Vurgunua Jones Nancy Jusenuos Sandra Johnson Jeffrey Hutton Juluan Love Duane Knell Leslue lllfrey Row 3 Tom Kelly Ruchard Jackson Peter Luehr Jeffrey Lynn Gary Kleckner Susan Jackson Jane te Johnston Sally Johns Darlene Korff Anne Jackson Row A Duck Jensen Pete Johnson Edward Louesku Fredruck Johnson Phulup Kerr Phullup Keene Rand Kuhl Ron Kuncaud Guy Keller Bob Longpre Row 5 Ken Kurmsse Muke Kulleen George Kruss Davue Lundberg Jum Kungman Warren Lambert John Jennings Bull Kumer Jum Kohler John Kuehl AND WE REVIEW THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PAST YEAR W' su 'hrs L Row I Roxy Nash Dave Mulle Ellen Lauchlan Dave McCormuck Margie M rrull Rand Loechner Ken Leach Linda Lug Gwen Loclfwood Maxune Meyers Row 2 Carol Mu ller Prusculla Lamb Sandy Medune Bob Gaspar John Muchler David Logan Beth Maury Borunue Lynn Dede Lamarruce Ruchard McCloud Row 3 Janet Murray Joe Martun 'undo McLean Kaye Muller Bull Martun Greg Meyer Jnc Melton Jerry Malmrose Joanne MacDonald Denuse Mezek Row A Gerald Murphy Mereduth Mo r Jum Muchael Bull Meuners Thad Montgomery Mke Lamb Unudenfufued Tum Leslu Tam McDowell Duck Lando Row 5 Tom Mayne Gary Mykles Muke MfWulluams Barton Morruson Jum Moore Kenny Kurb Ken McPherson Jum Mulls Ed McCracken Don McQuarue Mel Neuman 1 Q V K4 Q 'X - -, ' ,. 9 T , A uni T A . , , u - ' .Wu . 'D Q . 'I ' Q ' J . I , I', I . ' I . ' , . ' y . 4 ,A . A I I 4 , l Q Us . I Il ' V s ' I 0 . . F liluisl ,' +3 .. f I ' . i . H 5 l , . ' ' E T' 5 I . T ' , 54- y . ' X. T ' ' ' P ' . H a .u 5 I L f' u f 'l l V 3 I l -S A l u 7-' Hicks. Row 2: Stefani Kobolink, Judy Jorgensen, Sandra Keith, Sheila Kaplan, Karen Hildyard, Toni Hamel,,Barbara lsham, Joni Felicetty, Sophie Harrety, Donna U I . ' 5 L , 5-f I, ' 5 l r it I th Q I u I r A Q ' 7 u . V ff . ' I 2 J . . -- - I D A A I S Y W I . - I . u 2 l K , 4 A Q- , I .Mx 5 V , 2 S ' A A 59 'U .fs P-R l mov Row Row Row Bo Coe Puett Eldon Landon Sam Muxr Dan Lorenz Larry Ogden Tony McCasllne Rex Patterson ti L Vg- 1 5- 'vs k'Q l Sharyn Pnerce Leslre Pelmear Carole ONelll Sharron Posnecker Carole Rayle Shlrley Naasz Cheryl Rucker Gerry Russell Eva Rayburn Jean Plerffer 2 Jerry Quenzler Jud: Rodgers Judy OConnor Lynn Richards Karen Russell Susre Robmn Donna Peters Charlene Norton Carol Mathls Sallue Prntchard 3 Bob Rusw Noel Phrlp Kathy Ross Tum Osborn Jan Maddux Judy Roach Wendy Pauley Laurrue Perrun Coralyn Powell Karen Phullups Row A Bob Phlllrps Roth Bob Nolan Dennrs Plres Clrff Rerch Bull Rafe Warren Record Mrke McCarty John Parker Wulllam Norrrs Row 5 Matt O Donnell Jack Krehl Duck Nerll WE HAVE PLANNED THE HOMECOMING BARBECUE AND JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Q., J 3.-f' I'-? as N' 0 I TM -" T' 'pf PPC' 47' Ili! ill! Rw l Wll Read Dan Schapper Frank Schmlclt Craig Soper Vurgnnra Sampson Sue Spare Gnnny Syers Lucalle Svboda Carolee Randolph Nancre Smith Bull Reno Carll Pontras Carole Malone Dorothy Nnssen Rob Roy Charlotte Morgan Kathy Janet Southall Bob Kaskel Andy Stangel Conrad Schluck Bull Shaffer Richard Schott Al Smxth Bob Schumann Mrckey Sk: Haynes Paul Shwely Herb Pratt, Anne Reeve Harry Scholtz, Jim Pedersen, Susan Mahoney Marrlyn Schwab Jane Stucker, Ter Strother, Joe Schade, Phrl Starkenburg Ron Rice Joe Surra Gordon Reynolds, Bob Russell, Roger Schaffer Davud Stotler Jeanette Scott Make Rice Row 2 Outsen Moana Hendrrcks Row 3 nner Alan Seudner Row A Frank ry Sweldon Row 5 Tom Steele Lee :.,,, 7 '31 '-xl Q ,-s'gQ5 - 'Q l sw fag? ',, , .' , T" H 'fm 'of' .-P A -' f 452 , Hg, hw r . .J 1 - .af y Q , U x L . 1 ff. 5 I u ' R 1 'C I : rl B yflf Lv 1 h 0- , ' 1 ,' , ,. 4 S f A 1 ' 1" P' L llkli . 'S 2 . 5 'G . ri g , X. . 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V I . . . : digg Q qi- as R' nv' '02 "-Un., juan-.5 4 Row T Deanne Trelchler Sue Sayler Marlana La Ray Terr: Whntman Belle Starr Suzanne Splavar Donna Lee Shaheen Ann Schmocker Susan Schubert Sandy Swanson Row 2 Prnsculla Smlth Janet Sutton Linda Sparlung Alanna Scanlon Brenda Scherruf Roberta Wlnters Rusty Shuelds Sue Swope Ruth Schleld Llnda VanHorn Row 3 Don Uhl Joe Veltre Jan Van Pelt Rayleen Schreck Cathy Uhlman Sharon Thomas Joanne Steel Julua Thomson Joanne Schlesnnger Rlchard Schwartz Row 4 Henry Todd Jum Traver Bull Taylor Harry Van Pelt Ron Van Bnbber Wayne Sums Mary Tnllotson Jean Tart Mary Tnnkham Barbara Ware Row 5 Robnn Thurman Dnck Thull Joe Taylor Paul Tulleners Paul Wells Steve Troncale Mnke Thorpe Bull Wofford Eddre Tallertno Larry Thornton SELECTED AND PURCHASED OUR SENIOR RINGS 'bf ' tv TV' T' Row l Andy Znnsmeyer Chrxstlne Whipple Joy Wulllams Dlane Whnpple Lxnda Woolf Sheula Warner Elolse Wellzngton Jean Wnllus Marge Wulson Sandy Wlggnns, Marilyn Watson Row 2 Jack Woodruff Ron Wheatley, Marulyn Yaffe Nancy Wwutney Ltnda Wrllnams Duane Wolter Judy Wheelhouse Nancy Waters, Pat Young, John Walker Row 3 Norm Wrobbel Mnchael Yates John Wug Jam Wyer, Fred Yeager, Bob Wnlt Ted Wulmsen Steve Zoolc Ray Wunblad Tom Wslllamson . I , t , f ' s Q Q as fir'-'i'T"b 5? ...f a .Q . A ssisi ' QM Y . of 4 V .i 4. fi ,Lk Z. - Y if 3 4-Q uri..." ' R 1 . x , ' , X 'J T 555511 l M ' ' 0 0 ' ' 5 l ls j , Tl v I ' Q '- P :lv X ' , 'J x . fy 1 . E- f ff , ' fx , 4, me " -- - 'EQ of 4 5 A ' 'Z - H 5' ' - I ry X . V 1 , , w N v, N M A . A A,f ' t 4 , X tg as f l 'gl l Q, " ' :' 'Q 1 - . nu ' A" I Y +5 - E R ly f , ' ', . . - f -'-'l-l 5 ,, "x, , ,I l , A ,Z t A-Ag :J . 1 Q 1? is y J I . . ' ' 'L L i . , '. D ' ' I Al yi . . 1 ty , 7 5' J I T H: ,,.A,. fi-:N -- T S -' F ' l ' 255352551 A f ' saaszszsfff ' n V 'll' f ' T -- .' v . 1 ' K r L+, 'N A . 'R w , ' , , , N , 'x ' Q, . .. Y by Z3 ll T S we Q , -f ' 'nt 61 Row I N Allen P Roe LJ bllchrlst M Norrnrup M Lewrs M Slnkule P 1-Xrozena L Andrews Row L L Burger K Dorn C Hagen S Desbrow k. Rucker C, breve J Knoth J Hendersen L Hunsucker J Leonard Row 3 J Bowman H Moody R Rueger C Pullman S Frlfcn L Mclnfosn J Be er L Howard H Smnrh K Folgclre Row 4 K Keith C Jackley L Kelso L Johnson J Jordon M Chllcoaf C Olmsted J Batchelder S Perlof J Spencer AND WE NOW LOOK TOWARD BECOMING THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 TF 'Kd -g I ,yr 'BYE Su 'T' Junuor students are requnred Take Unrfed States hasfory Plymou1h Rock The Conrstututronol Convenflon The Clvll War and The Indusfrnal Revolunon are a few of The many xnferestrng phases sfudned fl S mm Ulessfi Beginning to consider Their tutures more seriously, the Sophomores have striven to achieve higher grades and good citizenship in preparation for Their roles as upper- classmen. Socially, they have sponsored an after-garne dance and given their support to all school activities. They can look back on a year of progress and achievement to- ward the realization of Their ideals. Glass l I Uffioeits Sophomore class oficers were lfrom left to rightl Steve Houghton, Presidentg Barbara Porteus, Sponsors Verne Willman Arvin Barlow Treasurerp Herbie Schmidt, Vice President, and Judy Marquand, Secretary. Drivers Education ore fun to make. 63 'H ' , Q- 5 - 's ,fm ,,. . J ' 4 is 'Yr -v . J , 21.19 A C1 l ae , t X , , X . . V f '-.- - .On 4 l Q 3 4 ,' ' .-ft . ' J A ,L E , -' 's '4' "ze 1 , ' ' ,, , W :W I ' ' R wtf rr 4' 1 ' ' IPP' P EK .- . , Q' 1 V ' IA 5 n L ,X 4 f all X ' Al . , , . r ' E T ' ,, K if ' v ' A 5' lv l 1 r x -Y N ' - C . f "" Q ,, ' J A Pl A fl ' ' A ,- Rowl J Althouse P Banko C Budson A ert B ateman M Barley J etslnger K eraan S ally ow 4 rgerow Alpaugh R Adorno R Alvrgnnr V Blanchard J Barr B Banks V Butler Row 3 J Alexander M Brent H Barnus R Barrd R Andrews B Be-bensee T Bower J Bruce G Broeske M Anderson Row A S Baum C Alexander J Baker S Brldges J Blyth S Benslnger S Burchett J Brown W Baruch S Blngham Row 5 M Brophy B Bentley K Brocklesby J Baker W Anderson G Boetger B Allen G Aunger R Brown J Bradley WE OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS WHO HAVE THE DISTINCTION OF BEING KH g Xa 44. ow l an Br D Bodnar G Clarke J Berkey M Callowa Cochran M Clarke J Carozza J Buxton Row 2 C Carlander K Camphouse P Covlngton C Brad D Butler M Caparone J Cogarno P Carte L Brannon ooke Raw 3 J n arner Beneclc Crocke Burns L Andrus A Brvens K Beatton J Andersen Row A C Conger P Cole on C twell S Carmel N avalllnr B Cha ln J Canaan P ose Row 5 Boomer aronr Barnes Blsho B Breault P Burlrngame V Carlson A Barnes T Chapman I 4 X l 1 Q 1 Q L A . 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Hari lf, J " r'-- fn Row l B Dugan P Dunham D Dixon J Ellis A Edmondson R Dierlam A Chozen L Davis C Ely G Elliot Row 2 B Calver L Carpenter M Cooper J rr C E s n on gan J evafo Row 3 K Connelly T Co bei? V Eckles J oke S well avi P Darin C Evans B Cole Row 4 D Crabill D Emm J Commander M Chaffer B Cooper B Campoy B Caswell M Daleo M Engle-hart L Cummings Row 5 R Dietz A Donnelly J Darrow G Cramer M Corey T Collins J Cole B Dennis J Dekema L Cheney THE LARGEST CLASS IN THE HISTORY OF ARCADIA HIGH ,A wr P' af' sO5 gl rf" 1 r,....- in 1-" w l Ferncase Fluer J Fen S Goth C Goldman D Finley C Fisher S Fiebelkorn N Groshlcin Row 2 P Garcia J Galeolti L Goode Graham D Gaffney D Garrison D Gioia J Gafhers C Grant B Gbbs Row 3 B G ffns D F ner D nd en y i S Fis ewlces L Feise P uglielmofi ow 4 n Genn Genn Feu rs Griffin J Freiwal G Emme Floreo J Gear R Green Row Fraser B Frazier J Goldberg D Fields R Grinsfead J Gorton P Girtings P Giunfini E Godfrey R Giombrone i 1 " . 4.f,!T':!' A -- JA., . 1' - -' .41 1:1 "' fjfvin p' Q - I ,' ' '. . 1 .Y V . Y .. Q U, K' 3,4 s J "qu 1 , , -4 . - , Y- Q ' 9 1 ,. ' l J . , ' 1 r N L " ' r 1 , I V ' i I ' a 5 l - . yy 'iq v 4 1 'B I ' Do , . lis , J. Davis, S. Danielso , B. Dielze, P. D e , 1 El . 1 . , . r , . , . C , . El , H. D 's, E. Ellis, . l' g, I 1 5371: I AL "Y'vl'1lr:v.' -. J.. , A .1 --- -,,y 9' -2- 3. B .1 - '- 1 ww 3. 1 ' ,. .1 3 f ., ' ." , ' i 12 - Y K- ' f 1 ff "f ir ' 2 . A, K H 4 Y , , ' ' dv... . V P I J' L V . 4. K , 1 I K. N .Q T., T ", x as A 'N ' . ifldit ' I NI' I + -- - ' . fr 1 f 1. if 1 W ' ff-'I 1 if f V . Y ' . f 1 y f i 1. 'li . r- """"" i., p ' . 4 f so " I Q I ' I G' 3? V . Q ru 0 -X i A 2 ? M S S I s, ' ' L I 1 f , ' 1 , . V .. 5127. Ro 1 J, Gilbert, L. , E. , . ion, . , . , 1 ' , . ' , . , . ' . : . ' , . ', 4 i M. . , . . , . ' , . ' ' , 1 , , , . i . 1 . ri i , 1 is' , . Frie , C. Gre , N, Gigge , C. Gllis, . 'her A. F , , ' , . G ' ' '. R 1 B1 Eichor , D. l , T. l ,R. f, R. ' , 1 ' d, . 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K Hch Bl-lar' D Holmes L Harwood L Henderson C Howell B Holman L Dmoz C Huff S Hall Row 3 J Hll J Hamnlton T Helnz B Hermonson C Hultgren B Hunter H d C H h C Hvlstendahl S Houghton R Hyder N Heoth J Harrus D Hormer Row A N Hollungshead R Hartley G Hayes R Hansen S Hoffman L or rg S Hayes Row 5 D Hand B Groff J Ells R Esslnng R Edwards H Free B Gunn K Hackman B Hobbs B Horns REVIEW A SUCCESSFUL SECOND YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION 5 Q 'Yi n I Ykv ,QSM N'--Q. w l Ury M noll e r o an n a z K rk K Kloke G Kzmble S Klrkpotrlck Row S Jackson R Leac R Jus n ennedy S Klamrn D Kueker J Koch L K I bring S Kaerner R Lelgh R w 3 Ke tell B Johnson T Kolor K Kelley J Jorgensen J Jack K Johns G Johnson D Joslnn R Kuszk Row 4 N Jurden K Johnson L Loe R Latham D Keyes T Jensen G Jordon J Lorenz D Lyford N Kaufman Row 5 T Kays J Morsch G Powers R lsher C Jones L Krogh D Landun R Dunlap M LeBerthon C Johnson 66 . .xggf K " af ' . 4 - 1 'Q .Q 5 1,.f5,. if If ,Till . 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' . o : R. t , . , , . , . , , , , , , on .. . .J . v I A 47474 Ls w l r e l m u r v w r h I I r ' n o ne w Lund A McDonue o lng B Melbo S omb Lan n L Lrven ood Lucos Leese Row W Mlcleo D MocDonocl Mc enry noux r :sr G orsen J Ln D McWlw nney B McCordy Row A P Mortenson C Muller S Molefyr F Merrnl S uglwlln M Coslln G Lorson Lom me M Iunrock B Morgnm Row 5 G Muller L Lo son D McElberry M Mnrclfmell E Ph Ilnp C M Creory U Mull r F Mark If K Molor A Mr r WE LOOK BACK ON THE MEMORIES OF OUR FRESHMAN YEAR in- OW l Mason P Neey M Musc M Mlles D Monn ng A Mol no B Mo nes L McClorn E Morsoclc Row 2 L McAbee C Moflwews J Mcrouflno I ll A M Cowan B Nash T Mowol D Morrrnez C Monn ng W McDonald Row 3 A Norse G Morns M Mozy S Mann S Mclnfos M Fee C I lx :F s N r I M M C 1 M E Love D New on K Nebeker J O Kee e ouslor or ow D Noess A Mooe G Plerce D Monger D Mumford M MocAro gon M MCleIIon D Nunn M McDonald T Meguuor . . Fi A ' if . fx ' " ' ' . ' ' - I . 1 .. ' ' l l . X 5- D' l f Jv- f f ' ., vi P I 'Z I . ' - .-Q' P A ' - '1 T. ' '5 - 'P Q 5 ' .I' v A 4 ' L . 1 L ' J ' ' I L ' ' ' I f I . l Ro : P, LoFog I K. L'dhoI , K. L sie, J. Leo en of , C. Lyle, K. Ldlwolm, M, L'sfe, M. -onclo I D. Linder, M. L y . Ro 2. J. , . ' I, N. M ll' I . I . L , L. Lloyd, K. ' cle , . ' g I L. , P. , 3: . ' n, , I , J. H , B. Mi I D. Lodd, E. L'nd- qu',.L ,.ie,, i I. . :. ,. ,, I ',.Lo ',C.c ,L. b'l,5. CC' ,. .. 1. ' I. r I. , . ' ,. i's, . c I. 'e,. o,. 'I . 'lle. I sa ? 1 ' L ' U 1 Q., l 1 f . I ll.-1, x . ' ,' n. 5 I 8 C "V :',,g. J' A 'f - . ff ' 1 I ' '. V" . ., 5' I 0- Il , A Q D 1 I r' . . :Z 2 ' 4 , 1 ' A F 1 ,. V 'V I vg 1 A l K I L -, ' A 1 ., . 'K XT W '?. R . P. Mzfivflle N I . l, . Ek, . ' I I E , .. 1 I . L , . ' , . . 1 . , . . I L. .'.erI cyl I I I I I I ' I I 2 I . I : , , . 'I . I , , . lv N. Q J Ac ': ,. M Mc: ':1'nI B. orrnonI B. N'coIo's. Row 4. S. ullenoxI P. orlow, P. Mc,o"urn, J. errlll, . I . Y I , , . ' f J. N ID. Kew .P 5. 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Q Q , - Q .- 'X f Row l Peters H umonunoro oe e we son orosrrom J YO e U U eorscrno I.: Pnn re Korn Row 4 r rr e G Pon bet Po P err mon u o ns 4 w Pltche B Quesne D ODortne D Nonnnn cn M Ro nu C s lson B us Per :ns ueger Row A J Portrtdge R Olrnsteod R Morttn J Rr e m n l rr n Plunkett Pendleton Row 5 J Ocello M Roymond R Ott C Petrdllo J Ottosen S Panottonr S Pollock A Pomeroy W Plwtlltps REMEMBER THE EVENTS OF OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR 5 'ww -fs. -r 'ff B I' P EMM A-an vin W-I ng., I 51-wap., w I D Sclwelen D Sumpson J Swope K Stennmon rnttlt S or :ro S r n Stlrrett C oberts C pencer R w 2 S ol Robe Rrmpou C Slemmow K Rennuclc M Stlcock K Sclteele C Swonson J Spotts M Stennett R W Q H Ronan J Sprovvl E Sclsreckengost D Scwuck A Re d B Robrnson E Snyder C Smlth K Slwerrdon V Stephenson w 4 D Rourke l. Srlls P Rule T Hrgg ns W Street A Srlwonen P Rurnlrez J Rogers D Reu er P Ryder Row 5 D Ross R Slwerrnon D Rendernbocn B Spreen S Robertson R Rowland D Roudert . " N E fi ' 3 I . 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L Dixon M Wills N Drffenderfer J Butler R Ayala D Marquardt Row 3 P Marriott L Dufresne M Ersler P Smith R Decker K Babrn J Blackscock N Cavallini J Hamilton K Grondahl Row 4 G Scholl C Haden G Larsen M Walker P Rule C McCreary P Harrrng R Denell E Daniels N Faddis 2 A I , S, 7 . 2 1 , . 1 1 , . . 2 , I ' 4: , ' C V K 'sv r-' I Y S 3 - X 1 ' 1 . I L ' - - - K 1 I A Q " ': K, T ff, '. ' rson, R. Tho , '. T ' , .W " ', '. "v' " ,J. Your , L. W"son, B. Wi"' ', N. ' "" ' , "MH 2: K. nu ", C. .oufs, S. Van Frank, P. Wareham, L. Young, K .Willis, V. Vaughan, S. Vusich, A. Vaccaro, J. Wolters. Row 3: J. D. Woodruff, K. Wilson, K. Williams, J. Weidaw, T. Wheeler, I K t F ,Nxyfl . h . V ,U v ' ,ll E . s A f I ,Is , I N 1 ' 1 . K 3 . 2 uf i 1 I as ' 5 . M . 1 Q .5 - Q- -.r 44 -Q. Row I B Morse S Stevens L Meyers B Wyatt C Scandalrs L Muller S Pharrs J Norvold Row 2 A Relchert C Regel L McNerl S Lrvacuch B Laerz A Lergh S Larson M Lamburt D Wilson Row 3 G Popac M Scnoonmaker N Rowland P Lrska M Masraun M McKey P McKinley M Rhoades J Rein D Neary AND TAKING OVER THE IMPORTANT JOBS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Sophomore ond Junior gurls parnr the newly acqulred Juke Box In gay Sophomore students enloy raking drivers educatlon Many drfferenf Colors of 'ed Gnd Qold lnferesrlng kinds of druvrng equrpmenr IS used R' v I--'f--A 1, Q,- - - .1 . '.I 5 - . ' ',v '- 1 I I Y ' . I I. K , ' Ni, , . I !l'lVl 9"fI L x . I X 1 . I , f, Fr I 9 :. ,,. ,. ,. ,, 4,.',. ',. . :.',. ,. A,.4',,', lf- f' 1- 7' -1 - 1 - 1-A 1 - -1 - 1' I 1 - 1- 41- ' u l 71 4, l llaslmmilclni UIIQJSJ mmm . 'Ds av 22. -ul Left To right Barbara Curtis Vice President Judy Trice, Trecisurerg Jon Ccmbell, Secrefaryg Curl Clownish ontics ore the trademark of Frosh Doy. Q sf 4 f .N-' i Having complefed Their first yeor of Arcodio l-ligh School, The Freshmen look back on ci yeor of odiusirnent ond chonge. lThe Tricil ol lresh- mon Doy is pdssed ond they hove been fully in- iiioted To high school lifel They hove lent Their support To rnony school ociiviiies ond con now look forward To C1 second yeor of Arccidio, Trcidition decrees Thcii Freshmen musf be coreicxkers of The Vicfory Bell. I 1 r A . ffl in ffm ,4- ,,nn- :fx ,x Glass Spmriscms Carol Lawson cmd Donald Young. QQ 6 1. , MH 'K J 44.4 dw- I -1 ' gl R , ee FTE or qu!! Rowl C Burns B Beeson B Barley S Bretonne M Bogguo K Barley S Bonds N Brummeft G Bufcher Row 2 B Bertola J Ackermann M Anderson W Ashley B Anderson T Bacheler S Brownlee P Bralnard J Baxter M Brown Row 3 K Arp C Berry L Borrd M Alben L Anspach C Baxter D Atkln B E B ll F Bartlebau h H Balch J Augensfexn S Bonham S Asmus R Burns B Bronson Row 5 R Bules D Bentley S Brodheod C Brandley J Blake B Bowe B Bonko M Bassny P Bryson B Bush N Burger HAVING BEGUN A NEW EXPERIENCE IN EDUCATION y-I Q!-Cx 1' X75 4 9a I Row I J Cameron A Churchnll P Costner M Crowe J Campbell S Clprlann S Carlnle R Chamberlaln K Coyle J Cosfanrlno Row 2 C Compas E Canales L Coon S Corey L Cochron D Cannon D Crest B Conrad S Cochron 5 Carfwrugwf Row 3 S Copson L Conzen R Clark M Corradnnu M Cal houn L Collins R Burns D Butcher R Burgher R nks R w 4 S Body B Byles D urwell G Brock B Boff Be ter E Boxer D Brown S Bak r Booth Row 5 J Burton G Ahearn D Bornard C Brock D Barron F Buckley L Beck K Barnes K Burger? J Bono B Boyd r-1 . . A N A. re , '. L . J QB: 'ffl' M 1 'A 4. 1?-i..7,5v,- , . 5 it , ,N 1 I f YA .g ' :V-, xi-3 2 : O Q nk Q ' . B - A 4' .LBJ ' in r . 2' 'Jiri' -rx . 3 - Q rn an 5 .1 41 x ,1.' 1, ' .A 8 1 K ' L, V , . 3 Y if V I. , .i K .x x . ,A v, A '. '.'.x -3.7.9 ' x , - I . - ' 4 ' ...l,gf',.,. . ' 4 1 , Q , - , , h , , ' I f -, 2 H .1..r I ' , f ps . .4 2 lu 1 A I -- B L -2323 7 ' . '31-. -' f A '. , - is " ' VN . 5 f q u ' fa! Q . I - I I' E 9 K ' ' X' ,A I - Vt tax' si 1" Q i , , Y.. I ' ' 1 s 'L 'l 1 . x 4 1 ,4 ' W ! s- X 5. l ' G- fn. I I V ! T . I . 5 . .QI s Y v ,, , ' D. I , aaa?-.L VJ.-gb A I V B ',.g,,,,g son, Ap Andrews, T. Ahlander, S. Arnold. Row 4: K. Arp, G. ertrom, . o , . g , . , . ' , . , . , - , - - I 'Zig 1 .ru ' ' ,rgf .A I A ' ' M 2' ' 4 . C. L 2- cg sian-' 'I H - - w ' . . A- :fr - - f W ' vi . . I . Q . ,,,. -Q, V. A, - x ' V ..-5 I ,: L g " " 'V 9' . V , . x . ., V ' ' ' , . , ' ' lil A 'KF s I 3 ai L., 5 4 f y 1 A ,-gf T 3 . A -A ? ,Q X5 I 71,7 .fa V . l , 7 - ' , uf' aff t ' ,..- , . V' ' ' , L' 1-ll ff ' ' . ' W- , 'I 41 ' 'X . 1 I '- . y s-, f ' ' , 4 I ' ' . I , F .5 Q I fr V A y y I I 3. , l K 5 , V I s- - I , . 5 l 5 ' " V ' 'J' I 'C' D 4 5 ' ' , 1 1 .x li v 5 I 6,1 I rl ' I I 4 In I Xa ' 1 . Y ' l Q- . xxx KV , , sl H , . - 9 - v In I4 . . "' ll M L' , - ' , V , 4 , , , . Ba . o 2 . , . , . B , . , . r , B. l , . , . , . e , L QQ? ff? Row I D Dyer P Drckey B Dyar C Dunn N Dewsnap J Davus B Campbell T Downey L Cunno P DuBous Row 2 G DeGero T Davnes P Dodge D Deples D Denell E Dumbacher J Davls N Dunmlre S Dyer M DeKoven Row 3 J Desatoff M Dallon J Darney J Duncombe B Delrey E Drew D Dnznkes M Donner C Daddy S Davis Row 4 G Davns T Dukeslaw L Davis S Delapenlna L Cramer M Douglas K Canfield R Crooks L Cole Row 5 J C reer B Cogswell S Cowan D Case B Cottle B Chnlton B Chapman J Clark G Campbell T Curry WE THE FRESHMAN OF ARCADIA HIGH Y VJ 'ff C +V' HQ! 'df- 'HA from QP Row l M Gatewood C Gourley S Ekkens S Feurst S Gallaher C Gorman C Gallo R Freeman D Fontany M Gable Row 2 M Gnffus A Futterman J Funderburg S Flemnng J Gullcerson J Felucetly S Elluson C Glambrone J Esse G Grumsley Row 3 M Fnsh L Green C Fules J Flanders B Edmnston M Grew S Guyer B Gnola C Grover S Franco Row A C Gunnn K Fell K Edwards L Gmwurs N Goedlwarr B Gartner M Emm D Greer E Green V Gilmore Row 5 R Glaspell N Ganson T Emmons J Ford J Grlffnn D Ellls W Flannery J Futzgerald J Gruben B Guymon -u -A .gif e 5 - Q v x .' Y -- C - ' . . y v V 54 . ' A 1 . ' . , A , Q 9 , 5 x .gp . if Q , FEL' L 1 5 .' I 0 F '4 is F ,A ll l I L ' Q 4 W-4 . l J .T , J , .A , 5- x .Q Q v 4 0 ll Q , ' ,.., a ' 1' , V i l Q l t ' L 2 ' f C' ls ' J, , X 1 1 l ' 4 f' l . f' 1 ' 1- Q . , . l -4-- 5 l .ga , I I wmv. F I ' ,':Vi:'s ' I iff 'P 3 - x 2-'YQS--T. . N 4-:ff .X .V s ' , . . ' we . fu Q ' I . H 'x' YEKQ- . Iv., " .- x ,, K, ' A 4 1 I' us' ' ab, -I., V . 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J '1' - ' 'Q ' 0- M ' u X in Q "- I l fi I N 'J A X V ' I a -4 ,T , , , y -4 L 1 1 I ' f 1 T L 7,4 1 1 " 1 J 2 .3 V ' :S , I , I . . -1 , f . , . 9 v 'I F .. - gr 1 ' . 6 V F X w-'zz Row l B Haynam L Hagger J Harrls V Hempel M Hendry M Haynes R Humble R Haugh S Hurst B Hedlund Row 2 S Hnlyard S Helb L Braley J Hochmuth F Huffa N Hardung J Hawklns J Henry G Hastnngs D Haubelt V Heale Row 3 R Hoyle K Hlx P Hetdfke G Hoyle J Hayne D Harpe Harlan S Harrus R Howard L Hughes Rowfi R Hennz K Hol and C Holland F Hardtnge B Habdas J Graham J Geneva J Golf C Gengler Foream Row 5 D Huntoon R Darllng T Duclcason L DePr:est B Emmett S Everett B Georg: P Ellas B Foster J Gross LOOK BACK ON THE MEMORIES OF OUR FIRST HIGH SCHOOL YEAR O V w l Jo s B Kara lznan R Jones Klrkley J Johnston P Kohler B Klnlcade B Kude D Hoogendoorn B Jensen Row 2 K Hodges F Holman J es J Hansew J g s avertleld anno nno oover emsse ow Kn Jo on b o K S Jone B osn n V Keckner C Jaros M Hldte Jownson owfi G ameson P rons G Kau man N roeker C elder Ka J Kubnc J Jozefczyk K Jac son C Kagy Row 5 W Klndel T Johnson B Johnson T Lamar B Jackson B Koop B Irvlne S lrone B Lawrence D Kealey T' v- , I . . , . a . Q- -, N, Q! I F 'R . x' t A- A . F 1 X . ' T s s. .5 . -4 ' il E .' "" W ' l I x b .A -. . . 1 X I v . I ln l i 1 ' V . I x l 4' fl ' ,. ' t x -.7 wh- 'Q , x F A l g A I I 1 A If , I an .L Y Wg, I , X 1 . "1 .. I D. , . ', , , . , 1 , ' , . I , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ,L O 5' 1 ' I ' . 1 ' 'X , X , .L .ani ,Q I 4 ,- 5 .' V' I xx' ' K ' I I 'I . .Ah Q, lg I KA I .f 1 I ,ff ' , I GN- T I I ,. v A .A M J, y f ' .1 I 5 4 E lag- I, I X I X I Ro :J, hn,. cl",, ,P.' ,. ,, ,,' ,. ,, ,, , Z, ,. ,. Hay , . t, . Hlg ln, K. H ' , C, L , F. La , J. H , K. H f . R 3: R. opp, B. hns , M. I ersh ff, J. night, . s, . J P so,.l ,. ,.l,R.' .R :,J ,.l ,. f , .K ,.Kr' ,P.rg,. ,. I1 -4331 hvlx.""Y Row I L Moore S Muller A Muller J Merbnfz M McKenzle M Medvey K Murray P Mclienzre P Mannnng S McQuown M MacDonald S McCroy R Luster J Loane B McBane D Morrison Row 3 E Longden D Martrnez 'Yfv Longpre Row 4 J LeCIere B Murtm J McElveen T McGonnon S Muller Mencke D Marsack R Murphy J Morgan J Langston Row 4 L Lorlmer M Lommedee G Lovrne D Moore J Lauer T Morris T McDowell T Mayhew B Morhn D Loleskr Row 5 B Laumon B Maynard D Marhleu M Lucas A Muller J Lynch D Lamel M Lavlne M Mathews D Murphy WE HAVE BECOME ORIENTED WITH OUR NEW SITUATION ii w l H Maury B lewis J Melzron S Lo K Lowe M McGrane H Oelfman P McLean J Newell D Moore J Mecca D Peterson B Lynn Neeld Row 5 R Pearson H Oakley P Pflueger 6 59. M Malefyt S Modlnger M Mornsse W Marquand R Morascno S Morsch Row 2 N Noerzel M Owen Marhucxs P Mandevrlle L Lo ncasrer J OBrren Pow 3 Ogle S Og ye J O en O sen B Le R w 4 F No e D Orsl A Osbon P Osborn N Neill R Newton P Hlggrns M Menconr S Morrell Y N Pokralac A Pnchess P Odenung R Nesber M Bonham S Manuell C Manky ' .- W sg. .- ' 'Q b 2 . .Q I i 4 ,X .,,. .E ' -' 5 Q x ' I " l L' J 1 . ' A ,H .P - I s r ' l 5 9 .' ' gl. xx 1 .- 6 X' - y -. P : 1 V , A . ,r ' Y 0 . --" , Bn . --yl.1' lv 'JG ' . ll 6 L v I r ' ' K, 0 . . , 4 l A x A y f., ' -h K' - 4 I ' u J- V ' 3 ,,., 1 . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' . A: , , . ' , M. I E '2 J -t 4 .hd T . C- . t S " " g.. ' f . X ,- Y 41 s 1 ' rn ' v - ' H Z s .Q T v .' , -3 ,- . v L. ra L u X , ' Q if v 5 L 1? r Y S , A x ,I 1 ' 'r ' " ' Y J J' i7 1 nl 4 T I I Q, Y V fy, xl' L, - Y N ,. . . P- 4 rl , A V ,FA 1 QQ- L lf v I -J J v ' , L . 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Y '- I Cr ,v if Row I D Ruchardson J Plunkett K Robinson P Poduska D Rhatlgan P Reutter S Rehwaldt N Rogers D Russell D Peterson Row 2 G Rosenbohm Lvch C Nelson S Ryman M A Ruchards J Pedersen A Perkins J Rager C Roles C Rumbaugh Row 3 W Rogers A Peterson J Phnllps J Polansky E Potter J Plues D Rooten T Roach M Rrley T Rxchmond Row 4 W Randall F Roblson L Pratt E Rumbenxelcs J Rodgers F Pomeroy K Pearrlng T Pade R Paul D Ross Row 5 P Schurrer Raymond E Phelps B Quartermaune K Robnnson S Randle T Powers G Potter J Relmer D Ramirez PARTICIPATED IN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES R 4- B A K.. 3 1. f. QQ C br 13" X 'Lit' w I e on Sc Wunder acey N apxro uc a ou mst S a er S aer w Sm: J Stat Schwalb N Sho maker S Slade C Sharpe J Stnnz B St Clanr D Shnvely D Stuck: Row 3 S Shuler S Spencer M Spaulding J Smith G Schuck J Step henson C Syphers S Schrultf S Shepherd H Smlth Row 4 T Shore C Sutton L Schultz D S nders J Sarge S Saunders E Scanlan G Schurr F Stoffel C Swab Row 5 M Scanlon B Stava K Sharp H Schneider D Schultze G Spreen B Schurder B Snyder S Strampe J Shere wwf , .1 Ls t 5? l. Q Y' . -wwf T, 3 -' i' U - ,U x ' 1 " .' na, :el 5 fl' jffm- 4 e f , .2 , . ,U,,k.as1 - ' - - f.- f .4 ' - n I 4' '-'YT v . . L , J In . - ..r , - " V -- flew' ' E wt" J" tx s ' f " I P" ' V I I . Q 5 '. , 'V' ' ' 'ITEC' f Y Q .' ' 'J 3 l XJ Z I h .:' 'U , - 4' l f l . V - 5 ' 1 I I ' u N R I rf 6- . 1 " 3 t ' 5 5, , 9 .A.' tl 1 ' , Pb V X an A " I V - A U x X W I -Q ' A Y - TK .. -4 ' l I . I . - N, I my . . t- J. Q . -A . , K l 1 Sn ' A ., ' ' I t lf 1 y-.p f' I . f sa Tift? 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Ro 2: S, 'th, . ely, B. 5s 1 'Di' zz ,'1 bins- .-.-- Xxx T hrliii- w I L Smuth E Unnpon S Turmon S Thoc er Ty r J Tortorn M Toohe L Wslltoms J Truce S Thlele Row 2 G Wood M Turner Phores S Metro J Nelson K Smnth J Thompson S Turk H Valemlo P Turner Row 3 G Segers J Wolloce J Terhorst J Toylor S Thurber R Tntgemeyer C Theuss T Temple S Wusdom L Turner Row 4 R Vonl-lorn L Tedesco G Vonley G Wnlltoms C Trougott M Wtberg G Thornhnll B Thorsen V Wyatt J Tucker AND EXPERIENCED THE UNFORGETABLE FRESHMAN DAY I' -up ,. v- -vs. 'rt O 'Q' Row I G Zack S Yeager D Wulbourn W Whmte R Wossner L Wholey D Warren S Young P Neldow P M Wllson Row 2 G Thorolson L Tulleners W n I e M Wu J Zellft G Wrn R Webster P Wolfson R Wagner Row 3 D Young K Whlttle B Wopstro J Zellers B Wusley B Whyte C Westcott C Unlond S Vetter P Wnlklns 1 I , 54 . ' I fl , ' 1 '91 " - , - - J T I 1 -fi , ,G as I 4 . ' , I J I h T mm , v I .K ' ,- if I - I - A ' X i . 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' , . , , , , ' , . . 4? 5 107 A WY T Good P Bullard C Desbrow C Carson R Black P Bybee Row 3 D Arkunson D Brown J Byron B Hershman D Bowler R Glaspell C Henry P Burton J Barley K Grobecker T Burnside NOW WE LOOK FORWARD TO OUR SECOND YEAR AT ARCADIA uf wl D Smith R Knopp J Madlll J Luke D Webb M an S Wullrams L Neuberg B Merrrll J Rnnek E Shurkus Row 2 L Smlth B Raymond Kerr, A Derlof, S Wlnter, K Murray, E Volzke, C Lerch, J Yours, T Llndell, L Ke-nnedy,.l Lanng 14? ff ' .5 N 'NIR 1-xl-.-.. ' M , lf" - . V " L I ' '7 at ,J y. . ! . "-'fav i QT' V ' ' fu Q fi 5 l 1 ' . 'Q . J 1 gi 'er T H . ' ,qi V 3 ' w K P -. : 'J I ' Q 3 W K ' ' L f 4 X . R . H o Y S Q - A, K I ' 1 J 'Y 1. f .. ? 'F A 4 ' J 3 5 1 A l Xe la- Row I: B. Curtis, J. Barclay, B. Cummings, G. Hoerfig, S. Hatter, K, Hansen, L. Braley, J, Duval, D. Denell. Row 2. W. Cummings, 5. Goehler, G. Hardy, L. Acker I AK., or J A :ji ,En 4 . , , . v P x f A ,' A . , s in , . ' l ' 4 Q - I I' 4 ll . rx ' A . Ra:.',. ,. ',. ,. ,.Wym,.",. ,. . :.',. ,D 5 K 6 I X V. J 6 I . , I Q-I . 's H' 9 it I ' xl 'Vx sl' . L4 99M ,km 'U f v if 1 s... P 1 f - --is-fy., C gl' 1 ,,,, bk W ' '-4 f 1- f fi: j- , .- M , . Q - fv- ,ff 2. - Y- - f K 1 QQ 5 , K ': 1 ,,...,. - , ir., f - e n 2 5.7.4 ,WA Z 3 , 5 f v. P Q' .- 4 , ' W f' Ft' 3' K '72 ' N F 0- ' II71 ll 'F . , A ' 4 Q-'. ' i'vv' f 'n . ' f 6 aismn FJ if--Q 1 -H 2 Fif - -J Jr, ,fig .J ,,1 , z, . , .,?9T?b 3 , .41 2,1 J '-"fi -iifsf' . 5' . 'lx 1. 1" I 'L " CW," ni' 'it T551 .fl N. X D 1. Tropical Vista During the Great Land Boom, Baldwin planned a he Y A , , all ,Clk Q Y GY' i'lf 'it Q 5' 'ave X51 ,Q 1 it town to be called ARCADIA. He laid out streets and lots to be sold and lined Santa Anita Drive with eucalyptus, many of which are still standing today. He continued to make many improvements which included an extensive well system to supply the rancho with water and im- ported peacocks to roam at large over the grassy slopes. The brilliant plumage of the peacocks can be seen today in the Arboretum as the descendants of the original flock of peacocks strut maiestically through the grounds. After Baldwin's death in l909, the management of the rancho passed to his granddaughter, Anita. The main part of the rancho was divided into sections that have now become the sites of beautiful homes. For some time, the Hugo Reid Adobe, the Queen Anne Cottage, the Coach House, the lagoon and the surrounding area were left undisturbed and came to resemble a tropical iungle. S, However, on January 4, l947, lll acres of the rancho, including the homestead area, were conveyed tothe State f 'O' Q 1 of California to be developed as a Botanical Garden and Arboretum. Los Angeles County contributed half the pur- chase price. The development is being carried on by the Southern Ca'ifornia Horticultural Institute under lease agreement with the county and state. if 33 7' . A ti A 'W' 'qi' 'x 11. UA, I . fa, 5, A n 41 t 0' x ,. K M 44, Q s. Vi I . ,I Wg. QR ws 4 if A '- Q 6 Y f 514' Ag. ,tv -an X. s,,,,.,,., ... 1 Q . 1. k,3,a , .I x ,X -,4..... gi , arm . -95. H F4 ,Kg ,- 'X .1 mm. I , we I 9 f Ax ' 4+ J ,we Q " 'cf 1- 5 " :V A V? - ' X Q 1.3-if ' A -, ,, 24,224 ' G' ' 4 F if ,nf ff 'Yr is 1 ,hngfx ' +2 .H . , .xb FKBITI lefi UGGG La 3 i l-.. .e"'+- g Editioixi in Chief Sue Spa re Photographers lfrom left to rightl Bud Bud- worth, Bob Grill, and Bill Davis have taken and printed over IOOO pictures this year. ln order to present the school news to the student body, the Apache Pow Wow staff publishes two papers a month containing a variety of items, inter- esting photographs, and timely news stories. They work together to gather in- formation on all important events, manage a well-run advertising staff, introduce new ideas to the paper, and in general put out a successful publication which the students enioy. Z-6' .J B 2. , fl ' V av' R11 it I I A 1' fi Seated around the table from left to right are the members of the Pow Wow staff: Allen Lundberg, Anne Jackson, Eileen Shore, Henry Aveller, Dede Lamatrice, Sue Spare, Ginny Syers, Tom Magill, Judy Brown, and Bill Kerske. Seated back to camera are Karen Russell and Connie Thomas. I sports staff ofhlehc pr ' U, '- fr'f"" ,fan az: use C Zhu he Dom blow I Qlgjgmj ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL, ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA -, I' 04444, 140,05 . 1 ., Dv--. Nw L " I a ,fl .1 . YQ 4, Y' ndygzglk on the C Q34 lo M., affgr av""' QNATNQ gr? In ' A Vf 'P '? 1 gk, it-L Z' Q ' A 6 F f 'N wo 2 . 3 rl :nag ,. 7' .,. Seam fron left o right-2 Leigh t:Q.i112Q4.11x'.,fl1'1 rno b-J " " " " " " ' ' ' 4. 2nd Irma SPGHSJIWF. , 'f im, Mr. Crumeu, Sims Ngilhuudag W m - C-QIWAGUIK ' ' V' I 'L 'Q' ' . Q42-'IJ Jffllff- Grc' rfx Crt Mcycus "Palm Nuilmmm QU Q ,U ' 1 V 1.0.1, Imam: .Dwuacx Slavs " ' ll:-alymwu Ju ' . WU-will -VNGXJ' V ., . . 1 N 4 H14 . K I W I f " 3 .ff 3 . v 1 ' 7 lk . 'I I l if Q 'N f' 5 4 X uk ,, 'N lm in , 51 . Q .J J a. s-a :Ia-1,-ka -v' 1: - as-url Il! b hood, Hob Asmus, Johnny DICQIQ. ,M I C3 Q3 1,606 wi it 'mn' Officers from left to right: Susan Jensen, Vice President, Marietta Viola, President, Dory Ann Lomel, Secretary. Standing from left to right: Pat McCreary, Historian, Christine Oeltman, Treasurer, Linda Keller, I.C.C. 5256 iii' ":'v:n- I .W K President Marietta Viola and Sponsor Mrs. Mavis Dumbacher. 'fm '51 Q. v X Hfkrlvv .Z S- 2 , 1 S i -.qf bg 9ilr A You .' ,1'. ,Ai .... .-Q...-Q.....,. .... Members of Kiowas, the Senior girls' honorary society, are chosen on the basis of points given for grades, leadership, and service to school and com- munity. These girls are the outstanding girls of the school. As members of Kiowas, the girls plan service proiects, usher for community affairs and have so- cial gatherings. An early morning practice for "Kiwi Lake." M1 T? T S F X . , '- v U wc, J ii .fi 'Wir Jluilrsr Hail...Al...rna Ma...Ter The car...din...al and gold.. 4, or . gg Tis ki, ig D s l fi fi if A a 1 4 2 J lf is It ff T Under The direction of Francis Boyer, The Arcadia High School OrchesTra parTicipaTes each year in The presenTaTion of The Messiah and The annual ChrisTmas program, In addiTion They presenf a spring and Tall concerT sponsored by The Arcadia Music Club, and presenT The DisTricT Music FesTival and various oTher programs in The San Gabriel Valley area. llUll I FuncTioning as a Training ground Tor Tull membership in concerT orchesTra, The HS-STring OrchesTra devoTes The main parT of iTs Time Toward The perTecTion of musical Techniaues and Takes parT in major musical perform ances during The year. Tl E:- 'S I 25" '-2' if SHARE .l MJ of thee Ar We ,r flu ly .1 J 6 i 2 . 1 f i i 1 5 t 2 l Francis J. Boyer Orchestra Director 5. 1,. , ll ff P x ...-4,7 We sing . . 4 2 . it 5 iN 'ff Thy spur. . . it strong and bold. Lending a bouncing musical rhythm to Arcadia High's football and basketball games is the Pep Band with their renditions of familiar songs such as the "Johnson Rag" and "When the Saints Go Marching In." They are a regular feature of all the pep rallies and present the musical por- tion of the basketball games. ,f 09 I 4 sf? X 1' Q-1 4 .ff 45i IU 1'. -vs 3 . r fl E. .J , if af' in fm' if f iff i ii. r get if 5 li ' e gf 4 C2211 1 li The highlight ot the yeor for the Concert Bond wos the performance of the Pops Concert which vvcis presented around cz sidewalk cofe theme with .guests seated at tables ond refreshments being served The Concert Bond also oppeored ot the District ond Regional Music Festivals. Trouveres was orgonized tor those students who Vme P'e5'de"' BO'bG'G Randall . , , Secretory Phyllis Arozeno con ploy on instrument or entertain in some woy T D H ' l'eGSUf9f IGUG Gffnef This club Otters them the chonce to be th th who enjoy music. ,,- Y- -4 rx 1' I' ' - lf A: I 1, i A . I y 1 5 A , l . ' i fl' fl , , 3 x KA . ,I I l H Y . ' i l -r X' f' ,. f"f ' President: Bill Weir 1 I, fl Vice President: Lynn Bush I '4 The purpose of The Hi-Fi Club is To promofe and To Secremryz Robin Don pr ide on ouTlef for interest in high fidelify, sound re- Treasurer, Cerro Hgjghf ffpro ucfion, and oppreciofion of oll Types of music. Sponsor: Russell Bovie 4 in s ic' .r- , A x Q.. ll, I III' A f The A Cappella, a selected group, has participated with the Music Department in the annual performance of the Messiah, and has also taken part in the Spring Concert sponsored by the Arcadia Music Club In addition the members presented the school Christmas program and appeared before many civic groups, Q. hh 1 All 'F 451, 13- .Z i," Q' 1" Qi -A ' 5 1 I 4? S + AY lt'x.,jt'i l .Q , . ik ' C A M - I .2 Q , J I . v,VV . 4, C f 'i"'23 PQ 3.-im, Q 5 .45 p :eff , , i .pi 'ffl s. A , ,J gi 1, 1 ' M Q, 2:1 l '-J .N g W W, g ' 8 1 J y at v V- X +1 ll. E ' -5.1 .M As 0 port of the Music Department, the Mixed Chorus hos token port in the cinnuol presentation ot the Messioh ond Spring Concert. Also moking cippeoronces for civic groups ond other programs during the yeor, Mixed Chorus functions ds o troining ground tor full membership in the A Coppeliol. Miixie J Guard ox A , an . 1' . f ' 7' A '. Us Li Q' ' 4-R v 2 9:'l',, A mfr , , J .N 'hw-Y " ' W ' Q ' A I n n L D ,.,,,, C, i Q- 'an V' 'A 3 in .C ' - R' . n 'L 1' 'cf I rr ' M ' -5 'Ct I xxx? sl: ' E ! . i E , C7 Q Y 4 We , ' .A 1, X , E . R.. N fu? . , cb QE' .V f 3 V 1 f Q xv M -P -6 Q 5 .,- V I 'Q If , S nf Q. "J K v - ' 2 4 , V K , i, gl it 2 .A Q C, ' Q .- tv Gilee X 2 ' 2? 0 Enioying their first year in a singing group are Those in Girls Glee. Next year these girls will be able fo sing with The Mixed Chorus A Cappella. Boysl Glee - .J -l" ' L The Boys Glee Club was created to develop young voices, and To prepare Them To loin A Cappella. m 'a 5, A G .f-P X "rv" rv SU, C7 2? These young vocalists make num- erous appearances before clubs and civic groups. They also began the Christmas holiday with The singing of carols in the halls. V Aa 9 f ,A 4 g ' dmfwws 7m ig y . s, r f 2 1 ' ww , ' 13 gf rf' 5 s H- a -f fjggzf v 'gps e Img? . f wtf ff M , ,ffm J ""' k , . 6 jpczdh 1f2C3g,aj3,x15 ,1 5 if ' l i S'l5QE'i Mike Davis, club Richard club sponsor 'S The Jesters To help promote ancishm- ulafe, among ifs members, a general inieresf in drama and To preseni' plays each year for The enioymenl of The sludenf body. Here are scenes from Two of This year's plays: "Campus Brides" and "A Wedding." 'eSlclenT: Mike Dayisg Vice President: Jane Movvery, Sec- relcryflreasurerz Christine Oelt- mang Sponsor: Richard Wilson. J Forensics helps students gain a more effective speaking ability, and gives them the experience of participating in tournaments. l gl 2 ,. gf' Marie Carroll, club sponsor Vice-President: Carol Mueller President: Sandy Schlick Secretary: Linda Keller Treasurer: Doraine Knight NFL Secretary: Diane Gilchrist Sponsor: Marie Carroll Zone winners of the Lions Club contest Mrs. Carroll debates plans with class members. Slerm Madre and Arcudlc were Blll Wlnn 'ef' and Steve Houghton, right. Pictured below are the members of Forensics, 3,311 , 7,3 -ili, . vig. .await Orchesis, The Modern Dance Club, gives girls The opportun- ity to display their creotiveness by choreogrophing dances for The onnuol spring show. mheslsa Glue' President: Louis Baker Vice President: Jane Mowery secrefdryi Sharon Kessinger Susan Barnes Historian: Dorothy Nissen Sponsor: Marian Clarke "Peter's Story" was the spectacular highlight of Orchesis' Spring Dance Recital. The courageous behavior of Peter lMolly Sinkulel, motherly be- havior at Wendy lSusan Barnesl, the iealous actions ot Tinker Bell lCarroll Christyl, boldness ot Captain Hook ll.ouis Bakerl, comedy of Smee Uudy Wheelhousel, and dangerous thrills of the Crocodile lAnn Reevel will long be remembered. Mrs. Clarke must be deeply thanked for all her outstanding work on this production. dents Talents Stew w..5 I eififf S5 I T' 2 Qp' f . K A AI , , !. V' nz 1 . ffl" F .Q if 23 , . I - 1' 3' U v H ,. vw' it , V H 'Q A '34 . I A V.v. ku, .4 ,, km f K ig ga, W QRS Q fin 1 Z - X, i i f f H ."i'.f'Q, ' :L ' fa . 7 ' ., I, ,,.,, , , 4 , . K, my I ki , , A . Et' ' 3 1: G 'w' 4 F lib 40' 'Vt ,mm .1 4 ,,.,N 144. M., Y F Q10 f N f"X ' QQ.. 5-f ,gi 3' ' 5 .13 i 3,- L if frf 5199 fn rf Af- ' k f . , , I ,Q S J., ' lg 1 1 . fx 'fx l , J X X 3' I . ll Q 'E , Y" , 1 -.1 if . gms A .fm , Heh. "I 3 an 3 QE," 3? if . Q. ugh N Q .3 wf':3 -m f Q x yi . ' 1 F' - i ' 5 51 1 w f i r vi v 5, I ' -, ' ' ' x . D , . . in 'Zhi-A ?'.fi?' ' ., . 'gg t-g242"" f . ff ft., - av, ' f ' Q ' X, ,, , 1 .. 4. xv -, ' Q, I u A . ax. ' V Km ' wp FN Y iv? 5 'ix 'igK6iQ, Y- The German Club furrhers ones knowledge rn Presrdenr Grant Syphers Vrce Presrclen Gary Davrdson Secretary Par Dunham Treasurer Allan Howe Hrsrorran Chrrs Wrngarol Sponsor Brrgnte Doeppner T German cusToms culfure and lrferarure The members also attend German movres and lectures The Spanrsh Club parfrcrpafes rn borh school and com munrfy prorecfs The obrecr of The club rs To further an rnTeres'r rn the Spanrsh language and culture al 4' 1-4 ol ------'mv .-'S Q-4' 1 1-r howl rx 3 '40 Ns' LK Frsher Secretary: Doraine Knight Treasurer: Lynn Harper Sponsor: Louis Grenier President: Karen Hodges Vice-President: Corol Bingham Secretory: Roni Knopp Treasurer: Barbara Curtis I. C. C.: Lee Ann Kennedy Sponsor: Diane Wearne T Q JG 1 1 fri Connected with the YWCA of Pasadena, Shavvnees, a Y-Teen club, is mainly concerned with services tor the school and com- munity, such as sponsoring dances and helping at hospi- tals and orphanages. President: Diane Butler Vice President: Beverly Harris Secretary: Susan Stoll Treasurer: Carol Mathew: Sponsor: Luane Buys Treasurer: Carol Mathews Sponsor: Luane Buys Among the social ,,.. functions ot the Seh- ""',,,,,T. capes a Sophomore T Y-Teens group, was ci surprise "Come As You Are" party. They also had many serv- ice proiects this year. President: Stephanie Way- ment, Vice President Georg- anne Papacy Secretary: Sue l Hoffman, Treasurer: Nancy Jurdeng Sponsor: Kathryn Jones. .UM nf' gf .fa ik i ' ii- 'rf' 2.3 The purpose of Thus club rs To promote omong The Frpsrdenr Nmcy Comprouse sfuderwfs Cl greater Interest IH Teochmg VW Pfeydw' M1"'Y'1 Hesfef mijfiij ,ww-" Preswdermf Kem Dorset' Vrce Presvcxu B N ' r 'f Sec Treos Leon Gerry Sponsor Efsre Hunsrcker V If , , A ' rx . pyg- :fge Q . XY . AY, . N 1 1 , I V , , ff 4 , 1' ' ' f L.,.. A 1 lb' M ,Q ,N Q' -"W" . ,yew-,,....,. ? President Judy Holsher Vuce Presldenr Karen Hrlolgard Secrerary Penny Weldavv Treasurer Candy Jaros Sponsor Edna Wes? The hornernakrng club Durchesses work all year on rnany servlce prolecfs Last year They won The service award rv! The Junior Red Cross organrzarlon as vvorkrng 'ro promote goodwill loefween The Unnred Srares and other countries Presrdent Susan Huff Vnce Pres dent Liza Elers Secretary Nancy Carnphouse Treasurer Lynw Hege Sponsor Mary Sue Klumb 6 , W V V T T y f .T I W r A l . ,' 'rw l T if it r bi, S. - fl 1 'X ' 5 ' e ' wr' Vi? 'Y I U"V ' " 'Q , , ' 4 1 'wif hi "1 :A 1 5 xlyi 'J "LII .i N -vt 22 QP! 'ef 4 K 4.-. .- .uv .4 vm-vw fix:-L Y Qiwxfziir f F ,QL " Vasa-Aww-v . .'4.. ..,,s. ,,,r, . . , ,, x 'W V .g..y?, ,N , , --'fn-' -ywg.,,,,, , W, 41, , 4 4 P-:Arg 'wink 'f .-r-.,..L-.- 9 115 Stiff-3x,"' 3.3 " Q -- - - J-113 -I-:Q hi. . ,. .f,'xLfT'15?1'f'h.f?S ' fvigfgfk,-c+l"-. ' MY?-4.Q,,f1f.L., ' -W'-ff-,ZCT-ag' +,N.,. "f M .,,.J:.w--' ' ff? 'T' f " f'5"f,'.'5x,4'-ff tif. ' , ' W 022,226 . wif, w 4 Y i . V1 ,v . f 1 ,. I , G ,if ii- 9 . , '. V - f N c:A.w.,vx M . Q ' x. 1"-.AQ , 1' 5 Q ff ' Q mf. 1 . Z' -1 , ' j 1 1 ,.."".,-wr ,. Q, ,,,s .V - wg' . ,, . 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J l 2 -inh- ' bn'-'!"l--'lf' 31.5-ks.n,i'f 1 . .,1 ' -. -E'2'P'7'N Tit?"-2' Ski club endeovors to create 0 greoter interest in winter sports and to further interest in skiing. - A .amauygjg M ,.-gijjlk,-,..4 "1 -A M,.x'..i' murciwing ,eciwniques and ore prepared to be Torn Tom Girls in their J Junior year. ,, nn-.-3 a Q0 ..-, V I i ll f Q lens J m I I The Avialion Club consists of boys who are srveresled in planes and flying. The club has many acriyiries consisrmg of speeches and movies on aviation. President: Dick McElderry7 V ce President: Bill Dugan: Sponsor: Raymond Davies. X' Radio Club exisls pris rnarily for Those slu- denrs interesred in elec- tronics and l2J Iwo-way amareur short wave communications. The club is open to all, and a FCC license is nor re- quired for membership. The call lerrers of lhe school sfarion are K6lPK. President: Lance Hase- ran Vlce President: Tom Simoyich: Secretary- Treasurer: Gregory Jor- dan: l.C.C.: Pat Mar- rio1l: Sponsor: Edgar Cameron. 1 The Chess Club is for boys and girls To learn To play chess and gain o more Thorough knowl- edge of The game. President: Bill Dewetly Vice President: Pliil Mortensong Sec- relary-Treasurer: Mike Yafesp Sponsor: Paul Woolsey. NV, sir' re. O s. FN 1- v N bw f -,A f"'u The CarTooner's Club meeis To learn The Tech- nique of professional cariooning, ink Tech- nique, and good design. 1 fx- T f I I, Xt. - L Sw .I ii -1. ff ffrf .i J! wi., ,C . Q. Z The Photography Club Tries To further inferesf and knowledge in pho- rm Tography. lung x, ! 'Q 'Lb MW- M... -w---w-,.,,,,,L President: William Weikg Vice President. Paul Gug- lielmoriig Secretary-Treasuv er: William Sradlerg Spon- sor: Harvey Goddard. '1 C' Presideni: Cole Puetig Vice President: Rawlene Alviginig Secrefary: Carol Hanseng Treas- urer: Kathy Wymang Sponsor: Ruth l.ubin. sf , if -a -ld' EE Q nr in x 1 'sf The Swim Club meets To bring Together boys interested in swimming. Boys learn fo im- prove Their swimming abilities. Ai press lime Swim Club offi- cers had not been elected. lil C7 The purpose ot the Biology Club is to study nature, visit places of biological interest and to participate in school activities. They sponsored ci canned food drive during the Christmas season. President: Jim Prior, Vice President: Jim Billig, Secretary: Hanna Penn, Treasurer: Ken Dorsett, Sponsors: Wayne Fountain and George Staple- ton. f I Z f. tv . President: Jim Mills, Vice President: Carolyn Hagen, Secretary: Anne Jackson, Treasurer: Robin Dorr Striving to create an interest in science, the Science Club works to stimulate the observation ot scien- titic happenings through trips, films, and lab work. .,..- - i ik sl. fl S1 -z he-V li 5 S ' ' K i .'l i, 'SSS' uve' 5 ,Q 'Wu' . J! President: Karen Shanley Vice President: Kim Gottschall Secretary: Leslie Hicks Publicity: Dorothy Nissen Sjvonsor: Glenna Rasmussen In order to give students an op- portunity to learn and understand the functions of government, mock legislation Statesmen is held by the Junior v 0 51' 'y D4 i f' SX- s-Q. The American Field Service Club helps to acquaint the foreign ex- change students with Arcadia and to raise money to help bring them to Arcadia High School. President: Andy Zinsmeyer Vice President: Sandy Johnson Secretary: Marlyn Hester and Barbara Ware Sponsor: Jack Smith ,1,yX f O 11 CY 1 The inter-club council, under the leadership of Dick Davis, is a co-ordinating group between the Executive Council and the clubs on campus, The members of this active club enioy dancing and learning new steps.. They delight in learning new dances, meeting new friends, and dancing iust for fun. 9 A1-ff Ppiiwx 4,5 k- sz - 1 r-,""X'. .F gl Q V rjw - vp g ' . I .Ja s.. vi I 'I 'NWI' . g , ' Q. v , 4, 5 '1' xr Q s.' X, - E s' ' . , . , ,,, , . , fx J Q .1 . .,.. si . my .J t 1 , ,' .- v.-' '-- 5 - A 0 1 - . . - -' -t . , Q i - x 1. ' 'hh I .ELI iii- Y I U! , s- ..1 ,lg F' ' ' fl -' c-5+ X ' '."' - ' . ,X ,ts . 1. . - K n I ,Q , t Q' x A QI X ' Q 's U 'f ' u ' H6 ., ' 'Q A' 'F' ' ' 4- ' . 'F M 'V , ' 1- 5 las ' ,fc 0 -4'.' "'-Q45 .f .'-' 'J' V' 'A Y., ,' v 1 r QQ, f -- lp ., V . Q9-"1."g'.-5' ' ' QF hx J 1 ' Vfskfoq ' x , x s Q ' . , ar M. 4, fir' it A Q di I 'Q s "A . fy - F .P if :'P'ff v 'Y' tiff U W 1 . s 5 sac, ' 1 if . F . Q71 h' lx .acl . 'f 'Q "QM, Qin.- ,fa . 4 is, . . ff, 'f .1--' 1 " -"S, 1' I Q, 5 , 0 Q44 1 . . A , -4'-rf' 'ig Y' J 'S' k 5 VQ , f' YJ. 4. r . ul mmm 'A ji-wr ,- 'ew- ,Os V I I I Goatch. House About the same time that "Lucky" Baldwin built the beautiful Queen Anne Cottage, he also built the now well-known coach house. He had a great desire to own, breed, and race the finest horses in the country and worked to fulfill this dream. While traveling East for the express purpose of purchasing brood mares, "Lucky" bought two Kentucky thoroughbred mares at Saratoga and also acquired six fine fillies on his return through that state. These, together with the two stallions, Ruther- ford and Grinstead, which he already owned, formed the nucleus of Baldwin's famous racing stable. He increased this string until he had over seventy-six racers at the Rancho Santa Anita. He had four winners in the Arneri- can Derby, considered the premier racing classic. This Derby was never won more than once by any other stable. "Lucky" chose the "Maltese Cross" as his racing insignia. After his death, his daughter Anita erected a giant concrete Maltese Cross in front of the stud barns under which the remains of the four Derby winners were finally interred. Baldwin's life time dream was to own his own race track. He made plans to build the track which opened in December, 1907. He lived long enough to see his horses race there. The Coach House is also in the process of restoration and the Maltese Cross can be found on the grounds of the famed Santa Anita Race Track. 9 ' T 'IIQ -.-. ii IQ ,, I J Front row ref! To rnunl Doryann Lamel Presldenlp Jane? Corradlni, Vlce resldenr B ck vv eff o ra um er, IrC.C.7 Gall Spar s served The STU- nfwembers have and stimulated pep rallies and Y 5 "'Qlf1Ia Jones Lynne Hege Susan Mahoney Lesln Hrcks Candy Youvs Back row left to rnglmf: Jlm McCoy, Rose mary Adron Barbara Cnaffrn Doryann Label Chns Meqgg .i Bw- E 'Qx N L .4 rf af 3 170 ssuourfuslmaunshu J Thus us now The second yeor thot Arcooluc Hugh hos been The wunner of The Cross Town Trophy over uts ruvol Monrovuo D uorfe Hugh School The trophy us oworcled 10 tho? school whuch ecurns The rnosf pounfs for the yecur of compefufuon These pounfs ore guven on The bosus of sfonclung un all sports, student conducf, ond game cuffendonce between the two schools The rnernb F h ers o f e Cross Town Trophy Comrnuffee Thus yeor cure Lorry Cosfcu, Karen Bunde, Jerry Beschfo, ond Bob Asmus Cl A I J 'I I ll w lr':'uu'ucu" -u J J u u u -l .l . .ul 0 - 'lui ' . sf M' fb! n v I lu'ul xl I l l +I u l l gl I - l gl ' u ll l I Wilvx V, xl? 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Q- N JS X 4,15 4.1 '. wrjv i 0 8 5 K f W if Aff ,- Q P' B I ,A A I ' is be Wh Q, 'ff' A 0 - 1. 4 J, ' " wa, 5 .f q3af f5.1:Z.-xg " ' XR in 1 , W1 N 4 -, 3- tt v I n. Y 'xx ix wi." J --A ' I ' - Aue- 'V , I ' H -A - 5 .4 4' Q , f Q. 3 1, 4 'ii' L.. 1 aw-ff. 4 ,W 1 if F' fb .'nMino,,L v. arf! Wd: If a . QWQXM wt I . Q , A rf' kinds-af , 1. . ,,, pp 5- r K Q gm 1 x in .- H: 'N .sv 4- W., 'A If 4 M , , ,,. if-f 5, "' , A A . .' jf' , -- I , - 4 W II V KA - A ,,,I K if 5 , 'iw ,s , Q V ' .14 J 4 ' M 'W km - , N , x ,M A XT? X 'from fron r,. "' 'Tis 5,4 .,, ' 4 rift Adi f ,ff , f- A ,. iq LYQQi:g:MGYilYR? Hester, f .0-df Q 1-rum. Qi I , .J Barbara Bucnch, ond Joyce , ' Fig 'LMI L' 0 Mglliy 111111111211 1 11 1 KR A A fy! , Lf' 4 ,.,f WV L' l l B' COACHES: Kenl Barney, Sauk Candi, Bill Zogg, Head Condi, Dave Ackerrnan, Line Coach. Scum A12cAo1A l2 ..... SANTA PAULA 6 A1ecAD1A 6 .. EL RANCHO 13 A A12cAD1A o ..... vvH111115R 32 ARCADIA 13 .... ALHAMBRA 13 5 MARK KEPPE :ARCADlA Q 1 . .... EL 1527! fi Go -Captain, -' ARCADIA 7 ik : ' 0 ... .. egg A y 9 s i, ,. A ff annum-u BOB Aslvius QQ Q H ' ft? P C0 -. - A Q9 , ' G 'Y as Front row: Tom Collier, Chuck Olmsfead, Jim Loomis, Larry Henderson, John Batcheldor, Jim Carnal, Dave Crocker, Dick Davis, Don Donisfhrope, Bart Morrison Jock Donnelly, Ray Brown, Jim Smith, Jim Murphy, Jerry Kane, Al Miller, Mel Caines, Bob Daniels, Don Deon, Bill Jurclen, Leighton Talor, Fred Scalzo, Mike Chilcoal ,, , 9 ,iv f: L, Bob Brown Alhambra, one ot our league rivals was held to a 13-13 tie on their home field. The rest of the season found The Apaches on the short end of some very close games. The lead- ing ground gainers were Doug Mat- tingly and John Northcote. L agua ,v . Doug Mcmingiy Tom Collier Honomble Memion Honorable Mention Halfback GUUVd End Doug Mattingly on defense against Keppel tt, popular Arcadia Equipment Man, works on unidentified Varsity Ed Widmann AI Miller Mike Chillcote i Jim Smith Bart Morrison John Garcia gf ,Q 5 SQ lil pl Football player Bob Gaspar Tom King Larry Costa -1- li ' 5 vi Top lefi: Guard Tom Collier leads interference for half-back John Norfhcote Lower left: John Northcole dives for pass in Whitier game. Top right: Jim Smith and Reg Rhodes block as Northcore sets to pass. ,X iso gm- I A -.A-.f 4 1 Q Fred Scalzo Dave Crocker , v . C A ,fi -dz, 4, ip I v,,.,, Bob Russell Jim Murphy -ig TIME DOWN YARD HOME fl? VlSlTO 5.13 Jack Pierce Bill Jurden K MM Qi ,SF QQ r ' wg! Don Donislhorpe Ray Brown Mel Caines Gerry Kane QQ i ,ina-E, 'I M 1 ' 'A 4-In A +ws,q:s x1.ziQ'f 'F Wt . I Vw 4 N F J A "' , 11 . f 1 A 'T-At. The Junior Varsity Team in action against El Monte J.V. C0cCh Fred Schwab During the past four years Don Hewitt has handled the job of Equip- SCORES ment Manager for Arcadia High 5 Arcadia Opponents School in an efficient and pleasant 27 .... ...Norwalk 7 manner. He manages the issuing O .... ...Upland 6 and return of thousands of dollars T3 .... ...El Rancho 25 worth of uniforms and takes care T4 .... . . .Whittier T9 ofa variety of important details dur- l3 .... ,,,Alh0mbrQ 13 ing the course of the year. ln addi- l4 .... . . .El Monte 6 tion he is the confidant and mentor JW' 6 .... ...Webb Varsity 45 of many hundreds of boys during his years at Arcadia. Equipment Manager Don Hewitt T .YW l .. 4, Front Row: B. Snyder, B. Hobbs, J. Melton, G. Reynolds, J. Taylor, T, Santo, L. Thornton, J. Woodruff, M. Lamb, B. Zook, J. Dyer. Middle Row: K. McPherson, T. Steele, D. Knutsen, R. Waterhouse, D. Geddes, J. Surra, L. Larson, G. Mykles, M. Fraser, B. Kaskel. Top Row: T, Williamson, L. Bush, E. Phillips, J. Woodruff, B. Winn, J. Golf, D. Harlan, F. Schmidt, J. Nausler, T. Pode, mgr. QQ '?f4'fif" 1:24 7, -e i . f' .1 . ,f-0 K' 'V "1 1 f . .4' ' "1 Arcadia 19 ... O. lik 6. Assistant Coach Phil Spivey 75 Head Coach 11-D-lr ' John Bilbrey Oa- A. A mfk Top Right: An unidentified Apache back picks up yardage. Top Left: Coaches Bilbrey and Spivey talk to team before a game, Lower Left: Line play during the Rosemead game. SCORES Rosemead El Rancho Alhambra El Monte Monrovia Opponents . . . . . . 7 . . 34 . 6 . . 22 . . 52 Front Row J DiCaro B Cirino D Beason H Avellar D Dewton R Bearecl J Lynn K Wesser R Hedge D Newton T Chapman R Florea W Phillips dle R w T Harris D enings C ones S est B Ro on nstone G Grant P vis W B Harris Top Row P Johnson Edwards G. Larson D, Uhl D. Whittington S. Houghton J. Bradley E. Vacaro M. Macardican R. Hartley R. Van Fleet L, Krow T. Angel, B. Dennis S. Baum Mgr. r-W M4 W . . W.. 'WWI . .,,,,.N ,wx Mfg -na. My Top Left: An unidentified Apache back gains yardage against El Monte. Top Right: Les Schultz running against Whittier. Lower Right: An unidentified Arcadia lineman tackles El Monte ball Carrier. Arcadia 12... 6 . 6 . l3.. SCORES Rosernead . . El Rancho . Whittier .. Alhambra Opponents . . . . . . O . O . . 37 . O ,mm 'VJ .as 5,0 13 .. O . 13 .. Mark Keppel .El Monte . . Monrovia .. . 6 .. 26 .. 19 Head Coach Ralph Hooker mx,- Q1-if Assistant Coach Ray Potter T5 Front Row J Hawkins V Carlson S North D Morquardt J Love K Dorsett J Wiltse S Arnold G Thornhill J Mecca G Segars C Roles P Dodge Middle Row A Miller M La Berthon K Holland S Waylett J Genova J Wolfe L Davis P Kerr T Moms T McDowell J McElveen C Hvistandahl B Cooper L, Schultz, C. Soenz. Top Row: B. Lauman, L. Brigleb, S, Arnus, N. Pokraiac, B. Ashbrook, B. Loane, J. Pearring, P. Du Bois, B. Bishop, C. Theiss, G. Butcher, S. McCray, S. Neill, F. Pomeroy, Mgr. fi' Back row: F. Yeager, J. Dittmcir, M. Kirchgestner, S. Bradley. Front row: J. Peder- son, B, Curtis, J. Spencer. The Varsity finished second in the Pacific Leagueg and also second in the All League meet. Whittier was the only loss for the year. Whittier also won the All League rneet. Captain Jim Dittmar was the leading runner for the year. Mike Kirchgestner set a new course record of 8:22.5 for the mile and seven-tenths course. Barry Curtis at the finish line. Qin JL' Varsity Captain Jirn Dittmar timmy Reno finishing up against Alhambra. vm 1 103. if ff!! ,r ,f Ummilry V 1 Varsity team competing against Alhambra in home meet, which Arcadia won Varsity and Junior Varsity Coach Bob Jackson The Junior Varsity won tour ancl lost three meets for the season. The J.V.'s won the All-Pacific League meet with Dick Blades taking third place. Blades also set a new course rec- Ju ord of 9:06, Dick was the leading J.V. runner. ln the CIF meet he came in second. The J.V.'s defeated El Rancho, Alhambra, Mark Keppel, and Monrovia. Row I: T. Osborn, D. Briton, T. Gee, B, Clifton, T. Cullen, D. Blades. Row 2: D. Reidenbach, C. Walton, B. Reidenbach, P. Bottany, B. Cochran, D. Lando. hw .E- 'fi l ex . -IH- 1111 QKCACQ. ,C om .,gaai.24, SCADA! ' . .f ,f' . , - Y A Q . 4 l ...S-Q X-f lil if 1 'fx' 22 - ll , LY Ill! I- Q.. - :...k,M I t..1,..-.-A. .,-,. N , ' 'x'2x"' ' lag x X' R ,... ' ' A W 4 rw S QQ T-S SS SC lax! fa- - ' - I' "- ' Ml W Q if J is :IN I al IF' em V ' 9 Ax 1 7 1 'x 1 ?!5v,7,,.?w VE Q 'NI -.-A I x 'T' N, 1 'C 3 I .1 gi! W, Dick Thall 7 Reg Rhoades John Mun'z Arcadia Opponents PRACTICE 60 .. ...Temple City 58 40 .. ... La Puente 42' 53 .. ... El Rancho 59 41 .. .. San Marino 51 28 .. ... Cathedral 61 38 . . . Glendale 53 48 .. ... Bellflower 68 48 .. .. Santa Fe . 57 50 .. ... Rosemead 46 46 .. .. San Gabriel 69 LEAGUE 46 . . . . Whittier . 69 46 .. ... Alhambra 64 50 ..... Mark Keppel 48 50 . . .... El Monte . 53 48 .. ... Monrovia 60 44 .. . . Whittier . 80 51 ...... Alhambra 53 64 ,.... Mark Keppel 59 45 ....... El Monte . 66 38 ...... Monrovia 50 'overtime Shima tips one in against Mark Keppel Aztecs. GGVY Sh V119 9995 UP to l3l9Cl4 M091 5 0 Apache huddle in Monrovia game: Larry Costa 14, Don Hand 11 Gary Shima 21 Hooker Joe Schade and Reg Rhoacles, 5 Jiiiciimi ll Row 1: L. Cosbey, R. Ricker, A. Donnelly, D. Ross, B. Raymond, B. Groff, E. Van Bauer. Row 2: S. Thurmsn, G. Cramer, Garon, J. Bono. J.V. SCORES Arcadia Opponents 40 ..Whi1'rier ..... 37 56 .. Alhambra .. .. 60 43 .. .. Mark Keppel .. ... 31 49.. ..ElMonTe.. ...34 38... ...Monrovia... ...35 36 .. .. Whittier .. .. 43 46 .. .. Alhambra .... .. 35 55 .. .. Mark Keppel .. ... 42 61.. ...ElMonTe... .41 36.. ..Monrovia... ...4O Row 1: K. Wilson, E. McCracken, D. Reidenbach, Don T. Montgomery, D. Lundin, R. Paterson, Q65 Mgr. Arcadia 43 ..... ,, 36... " ' 48... W ic- 49 ' Bee Coach 28 - -- Ray Pascoe 41 ' " 32... 34... 37... 48... 45... J.V. Coach 41 A --.- John Bilbrey 36 --- 41... 57... 49... 46... Gales, captain, P. Morten sen, C. Jones. Row 2: A. Chozin, B. Herbelin, J. fx 7 '.- ": 7 "M 25 ..... 37 ..... 50 ..... 'v 1 I ,st B. Miclean, H. Oakley, J. Woodruff, J BEE SCORES Opponents .. Temple Ciiy .. ...l.aPuenTe... .. El Rancho .. .. San Marino .. ...Glendale ... Arroyo.... .. Bellflower .. ...SanfaFe .. Rosemead .. .. San Gabriel .. ... Whittier ... .. Alhambra .. . Mark Keppel . ElMonTe ... Monrovia ... Whiffier . .. Alhambra .. . Mark Keppel . ElMonTe .. Monrovia Collins, T. Collins, ....39 ....23 .....43 .....33 ....42 ....36 ....48 .....22 .....3l ....24 ....57 .....23 .....31 ....39 ....5l ....41 .....23 .....48 ....42 .. 35 G. John SOV1 .3 . f 7 I Front row: D. Burrell, T. Glenn, F, Markolt, B. Griffitts, S. Waylett, Patterson, mgr. Cee Scores 36 .. .. Whittier .. . 38 , .L 5 29 .. .. Alhambra .. . 35 X +V- f 23 .. .. Mark Keppel .. . 30 ' 39 .. .. ElMonte .. 30 34 . . . Monrovia .. . . 46 39 . . . . Whittier .. . . 46 33 . . . . Alhambra . . . . 29 Cee Coach 33 .. .. Mark Keppel .. .. 32 Bill 2099 47 .. .. El Monte .. .. 39 34 . . . Monrovia . . . . 35 The Cees won TO and lost one pre-season game. 'M' Santa Fe was the only team to defeat the Cees. D. Mumbord. Back row: B. x Eichorn, L. Davis, Dee Coach Bob Jackson 'iq GQ J. Wilts, L. Shultz, H. Schmitt, S. Baroni, R. Dee Scores "3l . . . . Whittier . . 37 49 .. .. Alhambra .. . 36 26 . . .. Mark Keppel . . . 23 2O.. ...ElMonte... .23 20 . . . Monrovia . . . . . 44 28 . . . . Whittier . . . 31 23 .. .. Alhambra .. . 31 28 . . .. Mark Keppel . . . 22 3O.. ...ElMonte.. ...T9 19 .. . Monrovia .. .. 41 The Dees won nine and lost two pre-season games. Both losses were to Cathedral. Front row: E. Boxer, D. Loieski, S. Boomer, T. Downey, B. Shima, B. Luboviski, C. Rumbaugh, T. Temple. Back row: B. Gibbs, S. North, T. Danz, M. Cooper, J. Gilbert, B. Davis, R. Knopp, B. Reault, B. Hedlund, A. McDaniel, Mgr. wi, f Die SJ Q ,J szil A Coach Ackerman shows Varsity how to slide, 9 xll ifll UIQ Ouffielders: Back row: John Lloyd, Ron Giambrone, Roger Hege. Front row: , is Gary Shima. . 1 1 8 1.I,,.2.Q,r my I K Varsity Coach John Bilbrey Fm 1, . ' ,, V ,J 65104, I X EAU! L UL Vllzlk-llllilix l' X WFIU4 V qi, f ,Pl 5 A t xx X X' l V l LX fy, in XD' 'M ' if will , X f ' M 14: ugiifligirc , KRW! n q, Jiri my fa -I f"f""'k'f' 41:2 . i :J X Row I: Gary Shirna, Greg Johnson, Ray Dahlgren, Ken Wilson, Jon Lloyd, Lynn Cosbey, Bolo Asmus. Row 2: Dick McElderry, Mgr., Jerry Quenzler, Al Chozen, Dick Davis, Mike Lamb, Ron Giambrone, Tim Chipman, Roger Hedge, John Di Caro, Norm Shapiro, Mgr. .. 1 X ts 'bell 3 at we c 4? ,f ,I ye -4Ti 3 ' 5' 'gig s .4-C ' 'zi' Bob Asmus stretches for throw. Coach Bilbrey shows three underclassmen how to bunt. Q. .6 ,.-4 i rw - X W gg xiii! , ,qipay my .f :X 3 , - ' i . 3-7'-, l 5 f Roger Hedge, Arcadia player learns how to slide. 4 BWVAM W , FL., 1 . F . i Q f g V The Arcadia Varsity started the season poorly, win- ning but one game. From the first game it was appar- 'N U f ent that the seniors would carry the load, both in the gy 1 --96,1 .1 hitting and pitching departments. Gary Shima and Bob jg, I ' 1 H' J Asmus were the leading hitters, while Dick Davis turned A. ' , lil, ' l 2 ' .QQ in the best pitching iob of the young season. N '- I ,,.L"."'i!, U, ' 1 Q lnexperience hampered the Apaches clue to the num- ' 4' 'J ' ' "QW ' ber ot unclerclassmen playing. Outstanding seniors were Greg Johnson, John Di Caro, Shima, Asmus, Davis, Jim McCoy, Bob Chapel, Roger Chapel, Jerry Phillips, and Dick Lawless. Gary Shima gets up to snare a line drive. JN!- A 'DQ Dick Davis, Arcadia's top pitcher, pitching in a recent game. Y 4 T ' I Ma: he-vw .9 994' - 9 J k... A . -' di' T.,-'..j'G. ' 3'5" . "' '53-' - ' b-'tt-T' 385' . "?".",',f'b3y,.: qs ,I I-.,,, , , . , .. I 5-a Q. i"".fTf, ffm ' ' , , su .1 -Q12 P IP! .ir Infielders: Row in Jerry Quenzler, Ai Chozen, John Di Caro. Row 2: Tim Chopmcin, Greg Johnson, Bob Asmus, Dick Hall, Gary Shimo, outfieder, was Arcczdia's leading hitter. ,. - Mm! , cw-.mg IPI, 'SV' , i. W' 1 ,,, .- 'x f 'N 1-. I-,k,'y W pg 9 .2 N 9 ,I Q ,fo-aw , -. ,Hur D ytkulih A 1 I T' 40' U .ir ., A nf wuz, -4 w I S Coach Bilbrey shows how to coach third bose. Ackerman watches. X Bob Asmus, first bose, tckes C1 big swing. I-fm .age Asa John Di Coro dives back to first base. AW . - Pitchers: Lynn Cosbey, Dick Dovis, Ken Wilson. Catcher: Mike Lomb. 'Q re-. N it 1 'M' was . , V if it , . at so is r .D 5 l if if I . . I H i' i Q 4, e AU, V i rw 'iii K 4 X f l L, .. ,X ' -M I T ,-.1-Q, "im, ' " i t 4--f WW V K: z.,k - crm' Q. Q ir ...,, . Q ,fy nm Xi mv.,--a sig! ' V111 hh, W XX' X 1 NN 'EJQQSTQ .-li if ll gl wfsl 'Y' xy , f N X N1 ,f X s Q 0, 5 99011 gliliggllll 4 adm rl 0,4 5 nn, '35, JI, Munn, Wa' WMI , .ii ' Xt' ,lv xv l' C 1 I ,. r. QT.. 'M i P ,l Q J 6 ,txt A, . . . 1 ., . . ml - I - Y' Q v j f 1 S Q. wif 'S . s ' 4-' I 'H - N ' A W T W A - A f-' J- ji ff . if 1- e a st- -M ...ft if - - ..,. K' lc is is g ""' Q - g w l left to right S. Vest, B. Winn, B. Gunn, D. Noess, T. Collins, G. Boettger, T. Santo, F. Haynes, S. McClintock, P. Gittings, J. Lorenz, L. Carpenter G Draughon Row 2 D Whittington, J. Bradley, M. McClellan, B. Cooper, G. North, B. Quesnell, T. McDowell, D. Brinton, B 495i Dave Ackerman ,i iv cn 2 3 P K.. 5 o Q. 1 C -f. 'h 'HE is Ni f- I 1 F -- -' 3, .--.. Q ,S 1 ., :ly 2 Ni' . . 9 If . ,fn I 3 f ag 4 7. I -0 , X QQ Richard Carroll .2 945 Q ""' li P 7 ' .1 N7 Cx of 1 . ' ' lf . ' T Q T ...L f? 1 J ' l M , ' X 'Q' -'gf . , xg! KS ' T . Y? 'V E ',-1. Row I left to right T Dukeslaw, B. Maynard, F. Boccaro, J. Bono, K. Kerr, K. Sharp, S. Everett, J. Genova, D. Ramirez, J. Golf, Mgr. ROW 2: D SGl'Td6f5 P Dodge T McDowell R Johnson, E. Scanlon, L. Davis, A. Pitchess, S. Asmus, D. Dizikes, D. Moore, G. Segers. Tumor Yarsnty Assisianf Coach Phil Spivey Head Coach Bob Jackson 5 Ll W by f. 1 Q :' ' 1 w Q , .2 X, r it ,X as " '," '. K If 2,7 if I . .-,.N., ' 4- Row 1: Lee Sfrufher, Craig Walton, Norm Norfhcoie, Jim Billig Unidentified Cees exchange the baton. rw vo-.L Q- -qs. . sws W ' 'im -,Y ty 'X Cam, . , John Northcote, Arcadia s ace hurdler, seen MD -pt WN! ,iv Jonn Northcote stretches to hurdle win against Rosernecxd, 9' -Q.-QAM --Q in action. ,, I nn. X fi 7' XXXY Chuck Thcxrlson seen in all three classes. pole-vouiting in Whittier meet, which Arcadia Won Ib, 4' . ' . an P" QQ l An unidentified Bee broad iurnper. D., A . . .,,:n.fs. 1, . ,,, fa 1 .idfww-pa,-n"' KKV: l .. gn., an J-,,., , in 4 KR , ' A I Q-.stub-U" M., r -1 V' ' . . s ' W . .. - , Vw "' in 'U ' Nwfy rx Y . "' . ' ff' -f ......,5'!1.z. S W .r .3 .ie 1- ' I W ,SK ' f -sf' " A s " f' -ff""?f-:W-. Ed McCracken broad iumps while Coach Spivey watches. Bee sprinters in Rosemead meet. Row I. D. Lando, E. McCracken, D. Gates, D. Blades, J. Mills, S. Lawrence, J. Pedersen, J. Spencer, J. Collins, B. Gaspar, T. Cullen, N. Dickey, Mgr. Row Dugan, Mgr., M. Casy, B. Phillips, B. Cirino, B. Anderson, C. Donnegan, D. Beason, S. Perkins, M. Caines, L. Acker, Mgr. Q J' ,f?.C-409 if-f up QV as K, Q Q' 6: '14 2 B '-N K ...Ag J mmm I ' 'Xi i I -.. - ,.. A D' .ff , --lv ww- "- . L riss fi - ' Q J' s '-'Q A ' Q s- ' Vb' A V 1 k 0 "' 1 ,fvfaf , . ' V Q , ,B ,Q Qs .ef . Q. ,. "" Y K' N -wa- Cee dash men at the finish line against Rosemecid. Q . ' gg? Unidemified Arcadia Cee pole-vaulter gets over the bar. ilndi ka. An unidentified Cee high iumper going over The bar. Row I: D. Wimbish, J. Van Horn, S. North, D. Uhl, J. Lynn, T. Osborn, J, Pearring, S. Wayletf, B. Caswell. Row 2: N, Dickey, Mgr., B. Dugan, Mgr., D. Soule B. Allen, C. Rumbaugh, E, Rimbeniers, M. McDonald, L. Schultz, L. Acker, Mgr. I Q I WAI ,, .FQ in ... awk . X , QQ! qw N Ni ,wt Nl NNJNN Tgylgf Mika Kqlgen Ron Ricker, Jay Miller, Phil Moriensen, Gary Leer. Row 2: Brian Morgan, Dave Curran, Joe Taylor, Mark Spoulstro, Thad ff X uf- . I , 1' 11 . 4 1 I ' 4 X J.V. Coach Ralph Hooker lag! mW,W..., it , an wk. '. tv' , . 4 yy w. 1. .K .3 Il!-H15 r I ,. s V. 'YV l ibO', 'P, Y. 'vb 5 ' , , .V , A4.. . ft 1 r avi' b 53.1 :gsat 3: f Hal ri? '4 Gene Millerg Jeff Goldburgp Ken Ducrorg Tom Weirg Lorenzo Rosalg Dick Bennetrg Tim Plow? Dick Jackson: Bob Wellman. M , if if t 1 W W 1 ' Siem , H' 5 mms w , ' 0 at " I. 'Q H-jf' flzu N . xv I ,, Q3 - Q 5 l if 4 , . x , , N .A . K f 1 X ,Q f, . X t S' .. 2 .if , V . , 6 ' . . , T c' X v f ss-af' Af f . ' - J H 5 . Eh 4 Y , ,,,, . O9 x , af. c ' 'f 3 5 K J nl Q uv 'i .f'U"',-.., V , I X A K Yamty Golf Couch Fred Schwab GUM c fx Xa 9 - m , ' ' x -M., -my J1-.wsu 'W , Am.,--QILWM I - x"""1f N 'pl'-N fam , f D"""c , ., ,Q ,1 Q.. ,Q ' , Q' f ,L 1 lv ' '-'J f- 'C 3 p N I A ', lv I Q l . ,JU if f c c jp . . lfl' E I j.f'.'g12 . V 5 'rs , ' x 4 's ' I4 X , Y W tv . ,N . V M . , W,,.,,,. fy ' r , ...w,,,,iL , 4, . ' X 2 V 'c -ffm f- 'ik Ifmfan, , . .fi ' 1 11, '.. T5 'A ,3 QQ, G. Frczskovfg M. Brent D. GI'ifTST9Gdg B,GrIffi1hs, H. Budworth, ,V -Q I .A 5:i:,wf.f+ Munonne Mallard 5- , . M., ,sm 13" an N 3 . Q - Sf, Q. ., E r f X. -Wg , xb .- fu, WM iw --XM -pf' Badminlon is a rainy day favorite wilh everyone The oloiedives are 'ro develop a sense of fair play, Teamwork, cooperarion, and sporfsman- W' ship among The girls and To provide a chance ' To have fun. 'rf 53 F , I R 1 l ' 4 lr , If ". , 1" H' , ' Ne I Wvaiizflui- - Do you Think The ball will ever make if, girls? Trying to keep The vvaistline under control is fun in modern dance x 5' Q tlltx Speed-a-way stimulates group co-operation. Arcadia Apachemaidens enioy the out-of- doors. Participating in basketball, baseball, volleyball, tennis, archery, and golf is long awaited by the students after periods ot rigor- ous study and classes. Relaxation and enioy- ment are the highlights of physical education. The trampoline keeps everyone on their toes. ,Y X, Ng . L I Q. 0. . "--q..,,,-.iw xl Volleyball offers a challenge - getting the ball over the net. if uv X. af' ,Q 1 I 'I dfgffy The P,E. teachers in their nofurol hobifor. 'xx Z , Mcnhlldo Phillips Motron One, . .'rwo. . .1hree. . .four. . .one, . .two.. 5 ww.,- .ff x , s , .5 X -gs- 'Fig A-N, Adoptlve P F lelps nmorove posture cmd general leolfh throuo' exercise FRA AQ I G.A.A. BOARD, lst Semester Officers: Anne Thomson, President, Barbara Randall, Vice President, Kirsten Young, Re- cording, Secretary, Merrill Schoonmaker, Publicity, Janice Leonard, Treasurer, Georgeanne Papac, Playday Manager, Sharol Stevens, l,C.C,, Taffey Giggey, Corresponding Secretary. 2nd Semester Officers: Barbara Randall, President, Sara Sproul, Vice President, Kirsten Young, l.C.C., Janice Leonard, Publicity, Merrill Schoonmaker, Recording Secre- tary, Candy Jaros, Corresponding Secretary, Dottie Dewsnap, Playday Manager, Gail Grionsley, Treasurer. G.A.A. playdays are fun and exciting. 1 Girls' Athletic Association gives girls a chance to display their athletic ability, have fun, and meet new people. Q: -,,,-, " 2-.' 1 .11 fi ' in-4,5 - 'T '- gg , ' -Q-nr' As A 1 ny... ?" -uu.J' ,fo x-...J-"' , - A' "5 I Q- .i iv' , , If 4 Ir-I7 ,f Qtr' -g sffggfaif ' ioAf,L'I3?f5"? .. The spirited G.A.A. cheer leaders were, left to right, Eloise Wellington, Susie St. Thomas, Sharol Stevens. 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X .+ , -,.gmW- A ,A '.e'JzA.x " 'ffjfh W' .La- -'fm A -.9 ,MRM Big Little Sister Picnic Freshman Orientation Day First day of school Frosh Day Hi Week Dance Class elections First football game a victory over Santa Paula Pep Rallies Clubs begtn Homecoming arrives Barbeque Float making Pep rally Game Dance Assemblies College Night Parties Jesters Present Thanksgiving 9-4 Many successful and many unsuccessful football games New acquain tances Back to School Night Sock Hops Parties Cross Country successful Halloween window painting studies begin J ol JL City College Board Exams Term papers and proiects due Finals First Semester ends Student Talent Show Winter Fantasy Christmas Shopping e Messiah Christmas assembly Christmas Dance Christmas vacation High School and College Students Tea , so y ' f fll Q 1, l 7 l v x -Q- V VU, i X Q. -,V X 1 gui, i P fl 1-1 V f' - - H CJ .l Ring in the new year . . . Basketball season begins, a victory over Temple . .,,. I E i ., N l . ' i KJ -Q g 1 1 of P' .rf , ,,f - I .f 5 ,A gg I .Ani Ikgaicxnscah ig -q'S 'E Balmer? Girls League Fofher Dgughqer Bgnquef My Hemi Belongs fo Dqddy Spring sports begin Track teams victorious Harlem Clowns vs Men College Board Examinations Lincoln s Birthday Sweetheart Ball Faculty Gt B05kelbUll QUW19 MUClW COVWNUOUS VOIV1 QUGHGY l9SlIV19 Basketball season ends Washington s Birthday BGCl4W0VdS Dance EOSTGI' VOCGTIOH me Yeti!! of annuals Graduation rehearsals Baccalaureate Semor picnic Semor breakfast Senior assembly Graduation All Night Party ADl'll Fools Day Easter Baseball teams successful Semor play Pow Wow Camoaigning Elections Election Dance Kiowa s performances Time Out for Ginger Open House College AC Silver Tea Orchesns Modern Dance Recital Peters Story Pacific ceptance Junior Senior Competition League Track Finals Memorial Day - Q . -' vw-1 1 u., a "Q -1, ' -.1 D ut... , J I ' 'N' I f ' H v- .- Junior-Senior Prom . . . Finals . . . End of second semester . . . Distribution K5 X ..J.I i 4 'W P 5 4 of I I: 13 L 1. 4. Gary Shima and Lynne Snyder J ,fx,Jk,Ax,1 gi 00 ll-d 455 if ,....... OO --L1 We salute these eight outstanding seniors who have been chosen by popular vote of all Arcadia students to epitomize these four qualities. mmm ffkf-A ....-....J.L.. oo 0 0 gm 4 ' ' Yl, Wm! 4? eff Qvfv , ' D F " 5? A- . S151 5' m . ! " X v r 9 K Q, ., A 3 m 1 ve, 2 M A xx xg X Y ' xx I K 4 , 4.2 l X : f - y 5 5? ff f . kb, X A t5 , 1 ' M A 4 I , , 3 3 2:11 ' K -. , x G S " Y - Jkf o Q e 0 o Q Q- 1 J K A' J , F N22 T up ff' .....- ,MK I .- ,, 5 3 'N H m w L m 4, N D O Q , a o 4 0 Q q + i 6 m 1 I! X T ,ssembties Jerry Beschta, Assembly Commissioner, pre- sented many entertaining assemblies for the stu- dent body. Many professional groups were fea- , " tured, Students gaily enjoyed seeing their friends 'M in exchange assemblies. The exciting assemblies all will never be forgotten. Bob Asmus, Athletic Commissioner, presents letters to football and cross-country participants K at the tall Athletic Awards Assembly. t YE Rhythmic Calypso music was presented by Jean Dyrand and company. 'The Jolly Rogers" musically and comically entertain Apache students and teachers. A Cappella Choir presented a Christmas Assembly featuring traditional carols and songs from the "Messiah," l i I l ! l i 6, ir ,J 41' 4 A rw. ASSEMBLY COMMNSSIONER Jerry Bescnro 3 1. WL rung sprmg QQHQS Wye fgggwed GT The GMS Ledgue f S Cn S, Jonn Zorernbcz known on The Televlsron program I Led Three Lrves 5 fr Ogymg Twemies- Jerry Dressler spoke on hrs experxencbs an relevrsron and drommrc work ul- l lv Ur 'T"f, " R K1 if -km Crowned in lavish splendor Her Majesty Penny MiHs and court rengn ed during Homecommg events Peter Pan is Corning 16 4-- . Q' .s a 4 qw 5 . 'Z xg Freshman Princess Jane Campbell Q I s Ml ', r 'n ,f . . 1-ah, . rf, 'H 594. 4 I' ,. i" Y ,v Wlrby s D 7 N HW' 74X Z7 Q 5 5 hav- 'B' 'X f ' Qi X . Q E H hc K ' 3 U.. I 4 ' "' ,J f 1 Md E ,, ,Q---T: 'T-A yd may umfmna 4' fsi K!1i 1 1 H 4. .- M 2 A Q ifii Q x ' A+- gfe, N ' r.2'Q' v ' ,sf 'fxfs Je L? 1 ., s Q33 r X I 36 'Piss Y V hm ff' xx'- , 4,'g Q3 rs WT Peg Under the able leadership of Karen Bunde the pep rallies this year were outstanding. From informal rallies to the King Briar Patch contest our 3: pep follies have arounsed a great deal of enthusiasm and spirlt. 'P I t XX it x X ig, ze N e Ml tt .F K . 5 , X K f.4., en? Nz, rl et x, .,, 'b -l 'll Xl Many pleasurable hours were spent on Friday evenings after football games and basketball games at the informal dances. X fa T' 1 Fix -Sf 'N 1-'evans The HI-Week dance sponsored by Kiowas was one of the most successful dances of the year. Many new and happy acqalntances were made at this dance. 1 I ' I I 1 ' 1 ' lg 1 xt XX 1 W 4 ellis Under the twinkling light ot the Christmas Star, Apache stu- dents enioyed the annual Christ- mas dance presented by the Executive Council. Delicious punch refreshed the happy danc- ers. Santa Claus, Don Hewitt, put in an appearance and crowned the lovely queen, My 01, O G U0 ' x ,O Ll OUX Q, x ood' On .4 if xi 5915 O 5:9 W 0' JJ 521 I ba 'Wx Nnrsfen Johnson served os The lovely Svveefheon Queen fl! -WI' 'P all 0 Y J' o XUL 'S 'f oyx 452 ,nv 1 f fd' 4 K x rr ix. sf Qrf' f 9 0 I 1 1938. 'N P 'B :gba tx 'Q if. Ono 1 N2 7.6 ffl, 4 IA W Larry Costa crowned the beautiful Sweetheart Queen, Kirsten Johnson. f my A fs W-Alu! il 2 la ? E l X 'X ""-N Wnnter Fantasy the student talent show held to raise money for the foreign exchange program pre sented an Interesting varlety of acts this year nn cluding a skatlng number a charleston routme and a hllarrous tashuon show The tantastlc galety of the latter performance gave nts spectators an evenung of complete enloyment The performance at San Marnno Audutoruum was under the dnrectlon of Jerry Beschta and muslc was provided by Andy Ander son s band Q ll True to form thus years annual Pow Wow was a great success Bnghtly festooned booths added color and fun to the lrvely scene as students thronged the area t 4 - i Q 5 I F WA: I V ,K gg Q 4 V VVVV and t l t,', V, 1 A fl V "lu 3,4 3 -1 -5' Q l 1 5 ! . ,354 ' 5 l ,s l l .- 'vig , N 'ff 1 X' l il!-fl I '- I ii ' ' T.. J'-,tr I . K .A ,tv i K x r 2 tw. X A, 11 ,t t a at p 6 . r E l "l' W I ' -.,. -, vi sly 7' , F - ' T 1 Y V, I 4 .4 ax . 1 g fl A WW . I ' nl , I Q .Y v I lid c . I . X' H, f 4 1 S Q ,' . - Q A I . . V -is . . . I - , I -V . . . I Q 1 I ky. X J, I 3 . ,E it t f. ' ' ' 4 t or t Guts Leaglw iusemts Fatthelfltbaughter Banquet S On February 5 tne Gnrls League sponsored the tather daughter banquet which ns presented every other year alter natlng with the mother daughter banquet The theme was My Heart Belongs to Daddy and fathers engoyed datmg their daughters tor an evening of fun and entertannment Wig! B fo e school starts n September Freshmen g l nd th b g s ste s attend p cn c at the A cad a pa lc :-,Q.,- f - l ,asf-if x' --1 D' Q .45 ll ,J - F I -l- s J PJ F - . J fl ,J l P P I P X P F X V VJ if 9 Y ea A t r Q! - EI . V W1 - i I J 1 1 X -.. 7 'ax Eid - , l ', V . - ',g- I ' S My fl X K ' 1,Ef?t"L V X . L xl ,, , . Ay-a 1 :V A e r i , irso ei! i l a I i A r i r . I . L ' J 7 .X ff "- A z 4 n or - t W e Xf ' I I l fft fi, y v vw 4 3 w . , 1 1 e r e s v il ' 1, , mf 1 . 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First Ave. HI 6-5702 Sharon Craig Your Representatives ' T 'X - w----.., KJ f" A L51 t Morcio Northrop femme '95 C ,, ref' of our Mfg- ' myrtle ot lemon . rnonrovio sportswear . elliott 9-l l ll , campus corner Anne Winchester MUVHYH Hegel' iii KK ' ' 'Tr' -, . 0 4 ' 45, QQ ' :' Q91 Q 'Q 252:-' way-af-n-ua-.ge x 999. it . ,y A DQ - ,QM '::45Q 9 W X5 -- T we . T - i.1ii . it-il ' 0 i Bowuwe Aurowumc -- WEEK-ENDS QW ALLEYS 3545 E FO0THlll BLVO...,P,l.S'40fAU... Elph: 5 -3526 f AT Foofhill losemcad loulcvanls Shopping Cgnierj ff and trwzm I ' FVIIIIQM VYYXQP5, EETEI ,QIII guild X I, IF ?-I Q I'-T121 J ' fhf I""' ARCADIA STATIONERS I2 N Flrsf Ave HI 6 4697 ff 6. WUI,-"z..f" Gal? ff X Y ENGLE PHARMACY MILLER MYERS, INC 34 E Hurmngfon Dr HI 7 8105 IO904 Luve Oak HI 6 1301 ' fc S v-. an 0' ,-Sif.-LQ' 5, W N' s i,ffLdfx:z. E yy., Q s W V K 5 v f Q . 4 fx 'M xl A f f"'??'- . 5 4 --Q ,. :f 1, ?4Q V fr' 1 4 'M qi. V df r Q 1 'Q' a 'S L 1 ll X 'Q gy fx 2 W 4 -5, ive ar 8 'W ' 4 1 1 1 ,,,,-W. . '- 'Q ' , 'ga -5Jfi,f1fsg.f 43' - ' q zffizsv',fQ:?f.f "w i ,. 1 51' fi, . f wma: - - y -I f fiff , - , f , 512. 1. ,- , eA,, ,L , 1 ..,,,32, .AWVL Sa ,vs Y -U ga w l . Y if Wir- :rv We , .-'ie-, Qs K "M, ,., . . ig f L ' s aff tx an .I ...f"'J , arf? an Mitra .g ,, T mf-, W K 4 '2 fP5 4 ww., 'J of 6' :W Q f M., 2 7 ? , L, 3, I ,W f I 1 ,,.v-'f ROY LONGS MENS SHOP 23 E. Huntington HI 7-327I HUNTINGTON JEVVELERS 50 E. Hunfingmn Dr. HI 7-4319 I, 3 if 4 1. 1 S i2 -ig A 'W If U - . ' iff 5:7 k r , ' !' F:-sg -I ' A A I ra-.xi i 1-Q I L- Q I ...- . I ' R A' usnnw----f ' H1 I IQ - 1,2 MW' . 47 32 Q ' - ' X' A, mfg A "1 ' SANTA ANITA STUDIO IAQ E. Hunfingmn Dr. I-II 6-2365 all ,ig I I I 5' I 9 . - ia "ed 'I LQI' r , . I I W1 Q5 RICHFIEI' JAMES SERVICENTER 50 VV. Los Tunes Dr. HI 7-8971 IPM s -.S ,, -if e I I I N fi 1 KATHIS FASHIONS IIII2 Live Oak Dr. HI 6-5703 FAIR SAILINGS AND HAPPY LANDINGS! global gravel Service I8 N. First Ave. Arcadia HI 6-SI48 HI 7-8812 RI I-9IO7 F 'P' 3' If , . --1.-5,1-v,f-aw--'ifs-1' fr 11' BATES CHEVROLET 850 S, Baldwin Ave. H1 6-2171 ARCADIA LINOLEUM 24 E. Ducxrfe Rd. HI 7-0934 '17 EL RANCHO KNIT SHOP 732 S. Michillindo Ave. HI 7-8410 SANTA ANITA FLOWER SHOP 512 S Flrsf Ave HI 7 6915 2 Lf 'W ELINOR LLOYD HAIRSTYLING 251 E. Foothill Blvd. EL 9-7113 K 15 APA J 1 ? E 1 -5 'I ! 1 1 3' 1 1 1. gv Ui 5 BEAUTI PLEAT OF ARCADIA 300 E. Hunfingfon Dr. H1 6-7788 187 CARPENTERS SANTA ANITAN T25 VV. Huntington Dr. HI 7-9980 TOCA, Discount On All Flowers ond Corsoges To Arcodio High School Sfudenfs ARCADIA HARDWARE PEARL'S PET AND FLOWER SHOP 52 E. Hunfingion HI 7-2434 TO8 E. Ducnrie Rd. HI 7-O353 ,. 4,- M ,Q1.N- ,X 3, X-gi ,f ,L -lq4',.g.WE 1 'Q .4 " Y "' , X :wr - A-Lf 4 li ' A L PETER PAN SHOP OF DRESSES 35 S. First HI 7-7477 in l SANTA ANITA BARBER siiop HUB CLEANERS 9 E- Hwfinqforw Dr H! 6-3310 1216 5, Esolfiwm Ave. HI 6-2811 A FQ' I-I apo? ARCADIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE YOUR RECORD HEADQUARTERS ARCADIA MUSIC MART 21 E. Huntington Dr, OPEN EVENINGS VAIL'S JEWELERS HI 6-3111 37 W. Huntington Dr. HI 7-2159 1275 5- Baldwin Ave, I-Il 6.2223 V9 HEGG PLUMBING 610 S. Eirsf Ave. HI 7-2757 21 S. First Ave. 135 WEST DRAPERIES 1314 S. Bc1IcIvvin Ave. 'V' HAGE HARDWARE HI 6-1545 -4 as ,,,V4Y' HI 7-1467 191 ARCADIA FEED AND SEED ARCADIA FLORISTS Arcodids Complete Garden Center I53 N- SONG AVIITCI Ave. HI 7-I000 I45 E. Huntington Dr. HI 7-2408 ,IW CLIFT'S MENS STORE ETHYL HAIR FASHIONS 28 E. HunTingTon HI 7-4963 53 E. FOOTIWIII Blvd. HI 7-9644 2. I 'S I. Re I '- w ' , ', fikel-'fffH'fmI:IfifSIEgfE ' ' A ' 4- 4 5' fu" -4+ gi ' 1' 1 ,y -- -14, f. .AA-.sa--' , ARCADIA GLASS AND MIRROR 305 N. Santo Anim HI 6-4437 ,,,g. Ig I .T To mul" -enum-.' P A ' A J F , N ' N, u.ii 2 4 ,47,, i if , - ..--v"" --Bl, :Z ., .f f! The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company exfends Congrafulafions and best wishes To The senior class of 1958. 19 SHUGERTS HOUSE OF TOYS H3 E. Huntington HI 7-5385 f W5 E05 rv 5i'i'f' ' pluuquuvu Q.. EL RANCHO BARBER SHOP N21 W. Huntington Dr. 2 .ax . -. Ng., 'N ED'S RADIO SHOP za TELEVISION SERVICE PENIXIEYS ARCADIA 404 s. First Ave. HI 7-6828 1223 s, Baldwin HI 6-3175 EL RANCHO JEWELERS .q.w ,gy IIEII EJ- T Wgbq Iv' ., JACK ROTH SWIM SCHOOL '94 II47 W. Huntington Dr. HI 7-6013 RY I-9829 9969 IGS Tungg Dr, Templg CIW AT 7-0404 --... -- I :IL F I v'i,' 'FNFYQ HARDVJAB . Aw . 57 "" ' q Q D ,ghjr M J X A 1 , V ' ' .Mm , . 1 i4 -Q , A - ' ,. ff-wfiaww' - -f 4, ,W 'Er-S. .X . 'R "flaw t '..x, uw? HH k SANTA ANITA BLUEPRINT COMPANY Blue Prints - White Prints - Photostats Drafting Supplies - Laminating Work Immediate Pick-Up and Delivery Service Hillcrest 7-5896 Hlllcrest 7-0486 706 S. Ist Ave. ARCADIA BOOTERY 30 E. Huntington I-II 7-4981 KERRS IQOUSI-I PRINTING 530 N. First Ave. I-H 7.2485 -,' It A ""'3R. ll: Xlg I 3 . 1 BLOCKS CLOTHIEI2 - MEN AND BOYS SULLIVANS PAINTS 29 S, First Ave. HI 7-3383 HI 6,2116 25 S. First Ave. RY I-574i 42? MARK W. RIVERS Fine Leofher Furniture I445 S, Baldwin Ave. HI 7-8461 INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL INCOME PROPERTY GEORGE ALBAUGH REALTOR IO5 N. Santo Anita Ave. HI 7-4916 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK I28 E. Hunhngfon Dr. HI 7.2111 SANTA ANITA CAMERA SHOP II23 W. Huntington Dr, HI 7-I854 an RANEY CLEANERS 22 E. Duarte Rd. HI 7-4224 I97 z , 4 1 2' ig 1 5 . "'-ff fi L ul 11- 3? 41557 'Q , 1 'M-vw 5 1 Z Q z f affix 3 LQ H" ,......,-,.,.....-f- ' Q 1 IMBEL vm LEY GABRIEI-4 T ,,eQf-- -9 -ff3V' I Z K, , in r r,-1 SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LUNIBER CO Servnce cmd Quality Smce I9O11 57 Whe Ier Ave HI 6 QI47 OTI'1er Yords: Scm Gabriel - Temple CIW - Irvvimdcnle JOHN S. MCLAUGHLIN "We Specicuiize in Custom Built Homes" ReQI Estofe Sc1Ies 515 S. First Ave. HI 7-9361 ARCADIA SHOE REPAIR 22 N. FIVST Ave. HI 7-8809 DAVIDSONS PAINTS RUBY RICKARDS BAKE SHOP I3IO S, Bc1IcIvvIr1 Ave, HI 7-4365 666 N.DUc1rTe RCI. HI 7-ISO? E ff!- FLAMINGO HOTEL SANTA ANITA 130 W. Huntington Dr. K HI 6-5211 FlSHER'S RESTAURANT 110 So. First Ave. HI 6 3591 b xv-.Agua-b3""' -1 l 'll-'1lt!B3!:kf5B. POST TYPEWRITER CO 125 S. FirsT Ave. 4v',. Q .1.,..,,,.,, '- , . Af 53,1 gif. .Ma . A 'fi-.4"1"'...g,:'f' "R 1 ,I A '12 f 1 Y Y .1 ' 1 ,., " 'v 1 I . I 5 if, :?:.Q'.'u - - fl , - ' .Q , ltf: ' A . fjx :: f A X vgtgtttg -1, .ik , .Q Qsi xff :ku x.."U::? , fl HQIQ. an ' ii i'Qun: i 'ia Q-5 RW , . aeffffafii- ' P if . "R-6 ' :P a'f., ,Q :SS3-:egg-.np ii: Zbfssf i - 1 2 -. ' HI 6-1165 x...--ff! Iii figfix iiii I f TR We Solufe The Grcicluofing Class of '58 ARCADIA MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO. 615 S. First Ave. HI 6-2232 I I I H L- ,Iwi if ,ii ifiif eizm -qi TACO TREAT SANTA ANITA HOMES REAL ESTATE 11154 Live Ook HI 7-1212 417 S. First Ave, H16-2714 M MARBERRY SHOP 1137 W. Huntington Dr. HI 7.3695 i 1 I i ARCADIA SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL ANDERSONS 311 N.Sontc1 Aniio Dr. HI7,22-414 LOCAL AUTO AND SPORTS SUPPLY 1312 S. Baldwin H17-6467 25. TO ZOO0. "2'3.,1!!FL.'9 L BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO, 133 E. Humingfon Dr. HI 7-2149 REAL ESTATE LOANS ,Ik n Isfs or Qnds I V4 xi N' wiv W? if-Jr A 5 . ,fy f' I x 5 LZ-gf E. W. T. GRANT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRUST DEEDS, INC. I3OI S. Baldwin Ave. I'II 6-3I27 6OI S. First Ave. HI 6-4423 ED 9-I234 qfnpil 1 ' 'W MICHAEL'S OF ARCADIA 204 IO5 5. Firsf Ave. HI 7,8167 1 ' X Sl-fi all S.. The Mutt-Nik Age has arrived! Or is it that we, who donated our services for the All Night Graduation Party, will do anything tor business. Whatever it is, we d like to thank the Arcadia High School students for patronizing our Barber Shop. FRANKS BARBER SHOP Five Barbers and Manicuri st swf 73 E. Foothill Blvd. lNear Firstl Hl 6-4372 HM COFFI :naw K4 Q-4, Fifi ning, EL RANCHO MARKET 206 llOl VV. Huntington Dr. SUPER MARKET R ESTAURANT DELICATESSEN HOT FOODS F L O R I S T Vande Kamp! HI 7-3561 X tai-MA rx-H 'Q' t 'g3?w l agus ....q,,, ww' 'min : ""' This furry little fella is negotiating tor a,place on the moon. NOTE: We have a few places available in Arcadia too! Oak Hill Realty 77 E. Foothill Blvd. HI 6-4493 xx . .INSNW , "I" f -'I 2 Artallialzlitihunz I ,wnti-S? ARCADIA TRIBUNE 909 S. Santa Anita Ave. HI 6-446i 'J tiff, iff' I f 5' an 403, ,. ,,,.,- , H. H. GODDARD AND ASSOCIATES CompIe're Reol EsTc1Te Service 1505 Baldwin Ave. HI 7-2166 I I gms Etta' f I 'xxx .It 0 Klum! fxxent' Ftkgb- 5114011 fgi' 1i'f?fiQ"TgITJ- 52-24' f"Qw+-f4'I.ff":'x'r'-A-,Q ' '. 'fm ':', . P' -iff ' ' a 3 ff I ' ' 6 , ' 'vb . .A -' " ' wi, ,Aggie '-4-:ff---A gxg- -a'-ai..t-1,g-h4-Aw-- , g an ., I-, u ARCADIA LUMBER 214 N. Scmfci Anifo Dr. HI 6-3181 'Wm Save This Space For Your Best Friends WHEELERS ARCADIA SPORTING GOODS AND CAMERA SHOP 207 S. FirsT Ave. HI 7-4923 fi , , My ' , " MW 1 I In I f i ,qv M. 1 f - + an , 1 i 7- ga. W, f.. A7 L,,... . ., I .lf A , . W. Ig f I A. i 4' .LVUAA SHOPPING BAG FOOD STORES Thirty-Four Stores Serving the Southland West Arcadia - I407 S. Baldwin Ave. Arcadia - I4 E. Huntington Dr. 11" I FE' SAMS UNION SERVICE tv 4 W. Foothill Blvd. HI 7-9093 f ,E-' , ,M Q EL RANCHO TELEVISION AND RECORDS ARCADIA ESCROW CO III98 W. Huntington Dr. HI 6-4222 602 5- FIFST AVG- I'II 6-448I THE ARTISAN PEARLESS LINEN RENTAL SERVICE 617 S. Firsf Ave. HI 7-8310 122 N. Santa Anita Ave. Hl 7-8971 MARK'S HAIR. DESIGNS 1111 Highland Oaks' Dr. HI 7-0735 Trophy WINNING HAIRSTYLISTS I ,..., I.. ..k I a' ' rw: I ' u' o ' 44 0 1 , . . I , ', -mo nvus-nj .l . , .Rn J, . I V :I . . . ' 5 5 , . o Cfongratulotions I Clcssrpf '58 cAsA JANARA HINSHAVV'S - Home of The Tostada Compuesta 1202 S. Baldwin Ave. HI 6-5241 Mexican Food and Unusual Gifts 200 E. Foothill Blvd. EL 8-7322 Sponsor PLANOGRAPH PRINTERS WEE YARN SHOP 2910 S. San Pedro Sf. AD 2-4337 sos N. First Ave. HI 7-6432 LOS Angeles 211 ndependenf Insurance AGENT SERVES You FIRST NAT NAL INSURANCE CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS f X YOU f N GIA!! H MEMBER OF F A C ,pf We, The annual sTaTT of Arcadia High School, wish To express our Thanks To The many people who have so generously aided us in The successTul compleTion of The T958 Arcadian. We are mosT graTeTul To STephanie Leach who, Though noT a sTaTT member, has worked Tirelessly on The cover design and The major parT of The arT work Tor This year. To Mr. William Gill, Mr. Rucker, and The Tribune employees, we exTend our appreciaTion for Their conTribuTions in The phoTo- graphic vvork of our annual. We also owe a special Thanks To Mr. Phill Clark of S. K. SmiTh Co. Tor his help in The choice of The cover, and To Yearbooks, lncorporafed, of California, for Their fine cooperaTion in publishing The 1958 Arcadian. In addiTion we give our Thanks To our adverTisers Tor Their supporT of our yearbook. And To The members of The ArboreTum sTaTT, including Mrs. Lee Wray Turner, ExecuTive SecreTary, and Dr. William STuarT, head of The ArboreTum sTaTT, we exTend our deep appreciation Tor Their able assisTance and cooperaTion in The developmenT of The ArboreTum Theme. 5 K la 'f - - . 9.-4 eq-1 ' LT' 4,5-5. ,A. . ,' I ,o .'0 79 74 sk 54- 1926 Amecllani Staff Co-ediTors ..,.... . . .Karen Shanley Lynda Rainus EdiTorial AssisTanT. .. ...Mary Jane FuersT SporTs EdiTor ...... ....... J im McCoy ArT EdiTor .......... . . .STephanie Leach Copy Chief .......... ..... J an Maddux AdverTising Managers. .. . . .Sharon McKenna Sherry Kuiper Gail Waskin CirculaTion Manager .... .... S andy Johnson PhoTographers ...... ...... B ill Davis Bud BudworTh Bob Grill Classes. ., , . .DoTTie Chasseur PaTsy DunTley Barbara Roles OrganizaTions .... . . .Priscilla SmiTh AcTiviTies ..... ...... 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