Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1960 volume:

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As You like II, Act 2, Scene VII William Shakespeare Each Arcadian has played his part, moving in and out ofthe campus scene, as act after act has unfolded during the year. It is to the entire cast at the High School during the 1959-60 school year, that the ARCADIAN is proudly dedicated. The Stage was set - Feet scuffed concrete corridors X "'-5 '-2 STUDENTS CONVERSE on the lcwn by the Duarte Rocid bus Iooding zone WITH THE PASSAGE of the necessary school bond in 1959, work was begun on Q new iunior high school ond oddi- tions to the presently overcrowded schools. However, while this work was in progress, tents served as classrooms ot Arcadia High ond there wos a contin- uance of the extended day scheduling. Nevertheless, even with these inconveni- ences, the high quality of instruction was ottoined and improved. A tumult of voices rose and fell as students arrived A VERY lMPORTANT SCENE in Campus affairs is the back entrance to Arcadia High. This entrance, one of the bus load- ing zones, is facing Duarte Road. Having green lawns, shady trees, graceful shrub- bery, and a northerly background of San Gabriel mountains, it is an ideal location for conversing. With the maturing of landscaping a handsome frame for the modern architecture of the school has been formed. STUDENTS ARRIVE and leave the school by way ofthe Huntington bus 1- Y 1 ' QT .5 "s" , 1 ' .sw ,.-. Lockers slammed - Friends met - 5 f' 1' A." -La, -y- B P Q- pv BJ 'Ugg 9 it is " 'fvl N' rl nlnlllqi 6 IPKEIF x f ,xr f Wh lv' .M 3 ' ' 5 x'f3t'3"3' - Ike l , 9 5013 A-r x'lSA,-' rv' !! S... .L AS- A! the west entrance to the campus students can be seen hurrying to classes SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS set a malestlc stage for the dolly presentation of Arcadna Hugh School s campus llfe Green lawns expansive carpets of Ivy, and stately trees whlch surround the campus compliment the col orful mosaic tales and modern archltecture at .4-iv Temporary structures provided classrooms for the overflow of Arcadua Hugh School students the warning bell sounded tvs "' 'f' 4 . 5 ' , , . 4 " 0, lf., A r N4 .L , l. 4 I l - g A V f -9 . L' h L 4. K -1 . 'xe 4, , 7 V' IK. 'Lili - , ' Ls" iz . 0? ' f: I '1-r ,V e - v 4 .H , I of YV - --ty' ' .'-54. tr--, '01 --. ' L A ..1r.t'i:', fl - .V ,V I 1 , A, , I l X . W -fl x 'c ' PM .1 .0 V' . Y - , .' ix 1- ' I V ' P' If 'rt 4 ,v 'Y ,. . 11 qv 1 'yu ,A ' - .4 . X . - ,t . 1, -11 '73 .qi ,."t,- 1.2, F I y ,hi V . k ' -, ' A V' .. 8, ' Qff -r, 1' . rs fl ' ' - . 4 fl, A - - f . N . ,lx . , ' . -Q 1 I 1 t I 1. lk C X' .. I ',.-,KL . 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Immun in-un. runnin. nun-1 Immun. null. li in ii, an-nn. W. huns. W. 11? M1 -1 E mx 'jfs L Trustees and Officials worked increasinglu fl EARL S RICKER President DR WILLIAM M STAERKEL Superintendent FOLLOWING THE PASSAGE of a bond providing 51,925,000 for the construction of a new iunior high school on the former Oberly Estate, the Board of Educa- tion moved swiftly to approve plans for it and the en- largement and rehabilitation of First Avenue and Richard Henry Dana Intermediate schools to accommodate grades 7-9 during the 1960-61 school year. During the year lust closing, William O. Merritt be- came a member of the Board. He replaced Fordyce W. Cowing, and began his duties January 13 serving the remaining months of Mr Cowing s term Many facets of school policy and operation have been considered and acted upon by Board members who have given unselfushly of their own time for the betterment of the Arcadia Schools They are to be con gratulated on their leadership throughout the year DR A W NISSON Secretary COMPLETING HIS THIRD year as chief ad ministrative officer Dr William M Staerkel has concerned himself not only with the planning of the new lunlor high school and related building prolects but has been a leader In the strength ening of the curriculum at all grade levels Under his guidance all Arcadia schools have critically evaluated course offerings and contin ued to Improve the instructional program toward better offerings and facilities HAROLD C LIETZ Member WILLIAM O MERRITT Member ASSUMING LEADERSHIP in their respective fields Dr Henry S Molmo and Dr Alton E Scott have worked diligently to improve the schools EDUCATIONAL SERVICES with consideration of all phases of curriculum development special classes of many types and many other district pro grams come under the lurisdictuon of Dr Molino overall planning of new buildings and facilities as well as directing activi ties of the maintenance and transportation departments kai it in-i' np' DR HENRY s MouNo DR ALTON E scott Educational Services Business Services DR ROBERTI BOYD Member DONALD D HUGHES Personnel Director Il Q . 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SCOTT, in heading Business Services, has been responsible for the ,- Q :Q ' N ' I I l Directors revlevved the cast selected current serlpts M-5 IV' H ,....J' ELBERT E SOUDERS Pnnclpal I AM CERTAIN that you are feelrng a sense of pnde along with me at the fnne progress whnch has been made durung the year lust closnng DESPITE MANY INCONVENIENCES occasnoned by the over capacity student popula tuon such as the use of tent facnlutues and the contnnuance of extended day schedulmg there has been a notnceable surge toward greater academuc achlevement and a deepened sense of responsubnluty dnsplayed by all In making the campus communuty a more worthwhnle place In which to work AS ACT AFTER ACT In the drama of the 1959 60 school year has unfolded and the kaleudoscope of new learnnngs new experuences and new fruendshnps has moved In an ever changing pattern each of us has sought greater achievement In many fields THE FINAL CURTAIN nears and wnth nt our best wsshes for a rewarding future go to the more than 650 sensors who are even now maknng new plans TO ALL WI-IO have worked so dullgently students faculty and members of the classsfued staff I offer my congratulatnons for at has been a good year Srncerely yours vez lm s...I D D ' 7 ,S .O f , f " , " 5 3 gi I I l, . - ..'f5 .f"f.ag ., . ' as R L' ' u x '- Q : , N I . I . 1 f if by 1' , It 5' 4 . I ,- "'l N. ,X 1 fo 1 T E 2 , . -'--" ' 4 M' ,,4-1" ,-,-,-. -.,,-.-W-.,,.- .... ..,.... -1 - I I I I I I - , . ' 1 1 T I . I arranged staging and called rehearsals. I s GERALD RAYL Assrstant Prnncnpal IN ASSlSTlNG THE PRINCIPAL Gerald Rayl has done an excellent 'ob an supervnsung the operatnons of the school plannung the master schedule for classes and helpmg to select and guide the taculty staff Helpung to make decisions concerning the many undlvzdual problems brought on by all facets ofthe total school program Mr Rayl has been an undnspensable and courteous assistant u 1v""', GERALD RAYL AND ELBERT SOUDERS look at d splay set up by students 13 l l l 5 l I in ff E 111 f X . is l , II i . ll . as Managers planned activities and advised the cast TI1 '11 T11 '11 '11 'I1 1- N11 'In "ill " I - i1 iff 7 f LAWRENCE LUCAS Attendance Officer ALBERT E. ACTON Pupil Personnel Director, Student Activities A NEW POSITION, that of Assistant in Pupil Per- sonnel, was created this year to meet the needs of the growing school. Consuming many hours, this iob has been successfully carried out by Kent Barney. WYE "' fu. " JC' . " 1 11 1' 11 'AVI STI 1' 'I' I 11 g Agjfgorf " A 4 -....,,-4 BECAUSE of his consideration and friendliness on attendance and personal problems of students, Lawrence Lucas has been a real help in correcting conflicting situations. His duties as Attendance Of- ficer occupy a busy and appreciated iob. RESPONSIBLE for Pupil Personnel and Coordinating Stu- dent Activities, Albert Acton has achieved much by the manner in which he performed his job. Reflecting thought- fulness ancl fairness, he has carried out programs in the best interests of students. ....,,. ,..,,. Sf! KENT BARNEY Assistant Pupil Personnel Enthusiastic adults strove to make the plau a success Darent Teachers Association COMBINING home and school influences toward a consistent student environment, parents and teachers convene once a month for general meetings. Two new projects initiated by the PTA were the manning of food booths at home football games, and the estab- lishment of a series of informal Coffee Hours so that mothers of students might consult informally with the Principal. Teachers and parents alike have maintained excellent co-operation, and in uniting their efforts have bettered community-campus life. Mrs. Harold Acker w High School PTA President E7 PTA Council seated: Mrs. Edward Simplcins, Mrs. W. H. Schoonmolcer, Mrs. Ernest Mortenson, Mrs. H. P. Riggins, Mrs. Walter McCaslin. Standing: P. T. Swab, Robert Cameron, Mrs, H. J. Daver, Mrs. K, A. Adams, and Mrs. Harold Aclcer. rf. F I I Principal Elbert Souders ic vs Mrs. Charles Sherman and Mrs. Jerry Luboviski at a Coffee Howl As one of their protects, PTA members serve fans at football games. P1115- ga Behind the scenes, plauers received guidance in WITH THE EVER INCREASING emphasns tn modern educataon on the fullest utllnzatlon of all human resources the Gundance program has assumed an even greater nmportance DR W R PATTERSON has served In admnn ustratnve capacities tn the hugh school for the past four years coming to Arcadua from Texas He receuved his Bachelors degree from North 'S DR W R PATTERSON Guidance Coordinator Texas State College and completed hls grad uate work at the Unlverslty of Texas where he earned both hrs Master of Arts degree and his Ph D Hrs professuonal experuence has Included a number of years teachung both at the second ary and college levels and addltnonal experlence as a school prunclpal CONSIDERATION of educatnonal oblectuves future vocatlonal and professuonal concerns of students and gundance toward the solution of personal problems are glven by the Counselmg staff as they consult with stu T6 'V' ROBERT G CAMERON BA U of Southern Calnforma College Counselor dents Students and faculty members are well aware of the accomplashments and frlendluness which has charac teruzed the Counselmg Offuce and has encouraged them to seek asslstance with thetr problems 4.5 .uf MAX CRAMER B A Occ dental College Part tnrne Counselor Engllsh lf' K .K . - . . . vs- . I N ' . . ,Q I . . . - . . . I I 9 6 I - S 1 , .xx AX a gl Ay . i their performances throuqhout the production. MRS MAVIS DUMBACHER Fresno State College Senior Closs Counselor 15 Ll rwilqii 'fi Alwg' lqulft - I' li as x N XX EDWARD HARVER B MS U of Southern California Vocational Counselor MISS MURIEI. DAVIS Occidental College English Port time Counselor Kiowa Sponsor MRS FLORENCE SINKULE Freshman Counselor Girls League Sponsor ,Y S l xv' HAL WILTSE Ed U of Alberto U of Southern California Research 81 Soph Counselor Y V For V, X A-1 .s., .. l B.A. rj - . lf -7 ' N.. , 'T 7 l A x ' - l l . N 1 l . ' sf W ' 1 I 'f S lm- -t - W ' E , I fra -- ' , 41 - 1 H " . qui - - ' a.s. i Y Eastern Michigan College l i R l R ,-E-X w r 1 ' 1 I x X , ', I fl il , i L x . I I ,M N A - , 4 Q s. ., M.s. '. 1 g. X , It 4 I , . 5 If. 1 -21 ' S- C ' of ' , . ,pu- l . Y. N X157 .,,,,. f LLOYD SAVAGE TED ANDERSON Chairman English Dept. B.A. L. A. State College English English HELPING STUDENTS acquire a knowledge of Ameri- can and foreign literature, providing them with basic and advanced English, and preparing them for various colleges, English Teachers at Arcadia have achieved successful results in their well-planned programs. Speech and Journalism classes, too, have received Critics and writers of scripts ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL is proud to claim a highly accredited faculty willing to help the student body provide themselves with a solid education and a well-rounded personality. These teachers have en- couraged and guided the students toward a promising future. Q ,lil 14' . 9 S Q '- .1 1 o 'I 9 . ff I MRS. LUANE BUYS MRS. MARIE CARROLL B.A. B.S., M.S. lop honors ln Thelr respecllve flelds- U. of Utah Occidental College, U. of S.C. English Speech ,Q I in uv-lui. Q4 l '- s 'F X I . .. 1 . .rsr - Yi BYRON H. CHILSON HARRY L. CONOVER MAX CRAMER MISS MURIEL DAVIS HAROLD L. GEX B.A. A.B., M.S. B.A. B.A. B.A., M.A. Pasadena College U. of Southern California U. of Southern California Occidental College San Francisco State College English English, Swim Club English, Counseling English, Counseling English .,1 . , ' I - . f A -S3 ' X ' if , if T .cf -3 ' it :E RONALD S. GISTER FRED 0. KELM ROBERT KERR MISS CATHERINE LEARNED A.B., M.A. A.B. A.B. English U. of Southern California Los Angeles State College Brown University English, Key Club English English 18 studied famous literature ,. DONALD M:GUIGAN An early sprung soclal event was the faculty breakfast B S M A Crenghton Unnversrty English S4395 1? SAMUEL ORSINI BA Harvard Umversnty Engllsh A F S nefv' 1'-7 MRS HAZEL REEGLER MRS JULIE SCHAEFFER BS MS MISS DIANE SOLDWEDEL BA MS Texas Women s Umversuty U of Calnf Santa Barbara New York Umversny Englrsh rg-,5 1' YTD fr MISS JEAN STEWART U of So Calif Englrsh Scholarshup Club Publucatlons Pi 4'-7 MRS BEVE TAIT BS U of Illm s Englnsh Drama Jesters Kallettes G L Program Com Northwestern Unlversuty Ill State Normal Umverslty Englush Rik? FRED THORP BA RICHARD 0 WILSON Fresno State College BA M A English Occlclental College Scholarshrp Club Drama Jesters ,il 1' " I if Q 05'- ,lls ' FRED J NAHRA Loyola University Seattle Unuversrty Englnsh .R-.,, V-""7' I I MISS GLORIA I RAUCHLE U of Mrchugan Englnsh 4:-Q MISS NANCY SQUIRE U of Muchrgan Englrsh PAUL WOOLSEY BA Los Angeles State College Engllsh Chess Club I9 I , ink. itz",-' K . ' z ' - l - , FS - ' 4 f, le' ., 1 - cz . . , A - -I ' - B.A., M.A. ' ST ruff' R . . '. l - -sl A V B.A. aw S' S ' ' 'NA r . I -we , . . I "' 5 K sf- xqx ,A I M I ' . ., . . B.A. , ,, . , BGA. I f A, , A A x' . J - 1' l Q- 'Y , , sh ' ' Y A I .4 l 4 I ' J I I . , D j , , , a.A. , , , , , , , , I I I ' ' I - - ' Oi . ., . . 32 Cc Tf"1 Nui' 1 -- five, 5 MRS ELSIE HUNSICKER JAMES CALDERHEAD a.s., M.s. s.A. f 'Z' A Washburn College, U. of Iowa U. of Redlands Xb Mathematics Mathematics .M .., ., 51' I. M.. fi' RICHARD CARROLL B.S., M.S. U. of California, L. A Mathematics Mathematics GENERAL MATHEMATICS, Algebra I and ll, Plane and Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry are the courses offered by the Math- ematics Department. By also teaching accelerated courses in these subiects, advanced training is given to students adept at Math- ematics. M ' A , Rx M ' Q in V dx, I ,X ., Q1 QI I V,-s X V I JOHN HOFFMAN ROBERT MAURER RAYMOND PASCOE B.A. B.S. l.A MA U. of Redlands U. of Southern California Stanford University Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics iilix 'Whig' RAY STEPHENS MRS. MARGARET URBACH GARY WALKER MISS DIANA WEARNE MRS TRUDIE HUNT B.A. B.A., M.A. B.A. B A B A B S Long Beach State College Hunter College, N. Y. U, U. of Calif., Santa Barbara U of Southern California Wellesley College Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Columbia University Engineers Club Librarian Adventures in Mathematics an Science offered new horizons. Science CARRYING OUT long-range plans for an informed student body, JOHN D- DANCER RUSSELL BOVIE Science teachers worked to raise scholastic standards in Science 55- 5-5' U. of California, L. A. U. of California, L. A. for preparation for the competitive world of today. By using modern . Science Science equipment and up-to-date methods of teaching, these goals moved nearer to accomplishment. riff- C Q ,.T ', , y Y , X. ,. , ff' ' H K ' Q i 1 1 V' fl -,Q ,1 5 5 5 S I . ff. ' E I f f 1, f . . f l c f X I E fl WAYNE FOUNTAIN KEITH A. HOLLY WALTER LA GIER MRS. CLAIRE LANDSMAN JOHN L. MEHRENS B.A. B.A. B.S., M.A. B.S. B.A. Occidental College Pasadena College Loyola University, L. A. U. of Pittsburg U. of Calif., Santa Barbara Science Science Science Science Science : . Qlgix ff..-.sm - A . may Z. f L .,,,- . ,I FRED SCHWAB FRANCIS X. SIMONIN GEORGE STAPLETON ROBERT E. VOILES A.B. B.A., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.S. Los Angeles State College N. Y. State Teachers College U. of Arizona, Stanford U. of Southern California Science Mathematics, Math Club Science, Science Club Science Driver Education 0 -W gl INSTRUCTING prospective drivers in the state codes, 1, , ' I in mannerly behind-the-wheel driving, in basic first aid ,P A 'S application, in hazards of drinking while driving, and v , A in effects of narcotics, the Driver Education teachers g ,gf , f I I have helped the students become aware of their re- ' , A sl f U 'X 5 sponsibilities as citizens. " ' ' ' ' ' BARRY HOELSCHER LEONARD BUELL B.A. l.A. U. of Calif., Santa Barbara U, of California, L. A. Driver Education Driver Education, Training 2l Social Scientists HELPING STUDENTS better understand world affairs Social Studies teachers have provided them with an excellent tour year program by offering World History Ancient and Medieval His tory United States History and Civics Psychology gg 453' if X 4:-5 KENT BARNEY STANLEY L BOWERS BA MA Loyola University L A L A State College RICHARD DYER La Verne College Social Studies John Hopkins University Asst Pupil Personnel Social Studies Social Studies N 2. F53 JAMES D McDERMOTH NN 4-sg HARVEY GODDARD Bates College U of California L Social Studies Social Studies Photography Club 0"R ll 8 1"'1 QQ.- I ROBERT M SHORTELL EDWIN M SIMPSON JR BE MA La Crosse U ofWiscons1n U of Southern California Social Studies Social Studies Principal of Adult Educ JOHN T WATERHOUSE BA MA Occidental College Social Studies learned of their heritage ancl L5 U of Southern California ay, IA Q in.- JAMES SMALLDON B S M A ALVIN BARLOW U of Utah Social Studies Social Studies Sophomore Class Social Studies U0 l iv MISS MARILYN PECK Immaculate Heart College Social Studies Q59 vw-.-7. MRS GLENNA RASMUSSEN BA MA Brigham Young Stanford Social Studies Senior Class 15.171 rvfqx 'Tr..-' EDWARD WHITTEMORE VERNE WILLMAN Whittier College Whittier College Social Studies Social Studies Junior Statesmen marketable skills were . ,J s 1 LLOYD DAVIES E B S U C L A U S C Busmess Educatuon A F S Club if MRS DIANE DI CONTI BS MS U of Southern Calufornua Busmess Education G L Sunshme Commtttee Business Eclueatlon acquired. 1? 36: ' .1 MISS ANNE GAYDO5 B S M A of Plttsburgh Busmess Education INCLUDED IN THE CURRICULUM of Business ,gi Educatron are typang shorthand busuness ma 'V chlnes general buslness procedures and bus: ness law fl"n j- , 555' 5555- 9- If I It ' 4 . ' lx' H i Q' 31-I s ' rg ,.-K' n I I I I ' . GETTING TOGETHER at the faculty lunch are George Stapleton Fred Kelm and Stanley Grenzebach 4.5 gi' Q' L By etfvcnently teachmg students these varlous skulls staff members are preparung them for the STANLEY J GRENZEBACH RAYMOND PCTTER busuness world of today 7 Q DONALD NORDVOLD l A M A U S C Occudentol College Industrial Arts Key Club i DANIEL R LUCERO Los Angeles State College lndustrnal Arts WILLIAM G JOKKEL B S M S Stout State College Industrial Arts 2 LEONARD STERLE Los Angeles State College lndustrtal Arts Los Angeles State College Pepperdme College Busmess Educatuon Busmess Education FRED SUNDSTROM BS MED Anzona State College U of Arnzona Busmess Educatlon Inclustrtal Arts BUILDING USEFUL ARTICLES, and understandung e applucatuon and use of design students learn technucal Information vltal to modern lndustry lndustrlal Art opens a fueld of woodworkmg metalworkung electrucuty and mechanncal drawmg desugned to fut the needs of the students if "L JOHN S SWITZER Los Angeles State College U of Calif Santa Barbara Industrlal Arts JAKE WEILER Al MA Colorado State College Industrial Arts JOHN WARD lndustrual Arts A, . ivy I ,1 f u v A , It A- I0 I '1 ' -.f?Q11"" , E :J Aglttj, ,Y--T-3 - ' -' I ' fj?T:f-11 A I . ,Q ' t ' 755- -" ' sp 4 D..,M.. .., .. --1 -- . .. ., . . . . ' ' U. ' N ' . . V . I . . I I . I h A Q , swag, ' "CA I I . . . , - X I ' ' ' e.A. s.s. . . I' . 'Q K I l Q ' it ' ' lx '. . I, I 1 'I I I I I I -. If I , ' f' 1' . ' J' ', A ' f 5 -le.. I 4 A I 1 B.A. BIA. B.A. . ., . . Languages presented other cultures nv' ' . . . ', .I , .- r tl "' 'U ' ff Ln-3 If F x 0 'A' :F A 3-or ,QL ' I EDGAR CAMERON A.B. U. of Calif., Berkeley Language J 'TJ W ARNOLD GALLEGOS B.A., M.A. o City, Fresno State Language Scholarship Club ? iff 5 I . 3 MRS. LILIAN DE LEY A.B. U. of Calif., L. A. Language .,,e4"3f!' Q . if .. ' R- ,-i'.'-0. 7? I 'Q : 5- s A S' ' z ? I I , MISS JENNIE GLEESON Ph.B., M.A. Mather College Western Res. U. Language , LOUIS GRENIER B.A. U. of Calif., L. A. Language ENJOYING a breakfast are Elbert Souders, Mrs. Mavis Dumbacher, Edward Harver, and John Dancer. lx MRS. BERNADETTE STONER License, M.A. Sorbonne, Claremont Grad. Language, French Club ei? B.A., M.A. North Texas State College U. of Southern Calif Language Languages FRENCH, GERMAN, LATIN, instruction is offered to students. few schools to offer four years well as two years of Russian. The importance of knowing Spanish and Russian Arcadia is one of the of four languages as languages is growing more important as foreign neighbors are closer, and Arcadia prepares students by giving them a basic back- ground of the language and customs of each country. it ' -2 -. 5 I I ,Q I s 4 l x We J MISS NANCY LEWIS A.B. Stanford University Language Latin Club - x .Q 'Q at 635 Fx x Y -. je A 4 N ' if 5. f MRS. ISOLDE SYBEN PILD. U. of Prague University College, London Language 2' . MISS SHERYL PARKER B.A. U. of Redlands Language SALVATORE J. TRILLO B.A. Iowa College Language French Club MISS LOUISE ALLEN and various fields were explored. Art WORKING CLOSELY with the students to de- velop creative ability and appreciation of art, the instructors at Arcadia High work to give them a wide range of techniques, mediums, and experimental ideas. GORDON SANDFORD B.A., M.A. San Jose State College Redlands University Instrumental Music Home Ec DEVELOPMENT IN COOKING, SEWING, child care, and other skills are part of the training given by the Home Economics Department. A special course of Senior Homemaking is also offered, giving maiors a finishing touch to a solid background. RONALD E. HOAR JAMES NEUMEISTER B,A, l.A., M.A. Whittier College Occidental College Instrumental Music Choral Groups MRS. RUTH LUIIN DOUGLAS W. MAC FADDEN B.A. l.A., M.A. U. of California, L. A. LaVerne College Arts and Crafts Long Beach State College Arts and Crafts Music MANY PERSONAL APPEARANCES are made by the instrumental and vocal groups. Included in this department are the top-rated Apache Band, a concert band, and a iunior and senior orchestra. Outstanding vocal groups are the A Cappella Choir and the Chanteurs. MRS. JEAN MONGE MISS DALE CRICKETTE MRS. MARGARET JOHNSON B.A. B A B A Whittier College Home Economics Tawakas 'WA UC. 507170 BGYIDGVO Los Angeles State College l'I0mem0ki'19 Homemaking Duchesses Duchegseg Special Education BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF EDUCATION are taught to those students needing special help Instructors with particular training in this field sen Dennison Miss Nutncusme wtlcxs rntur s. nswmvsn have patiently guided them through the year. a.A., M.A. AJ. A.u. L. A. State, Long Beach State Western College U. of California, L. A. Special Education Future Teacher's Club Special Education Home Teacher Girls' Dhusical Education CONSTANTLY STRESSING sportsmanship, the Girls' Physical Education instructors conduct classes in tennis, golf, archery, modern dance, and many other activities,including G.A.A. after school. For those needing less strenuous exercise, adaptive classes are also available. XI MRS. MARY BLOTT, B.S. U. of California, L.A. Physical Education, Chirakawas Band Auxiliaries ATA members attended an early-bird breakfast at the Flamingo. 51 I I C Holding a campus conference with students are Mrs, Grace Rasmussen and John Waterhouse. , All -Z , 1 y ggi Q 4 DAVID ACKERMAN, B.A. U. of California, Berkeley Physical Education Letterman Pepperdine College U. of Southern California Physical Education 26 ? N X JOHN BILBREY, B.A., M.S. MRS. MARION CLARKE, B.A. Pomona College Physical Education Orchesis It 14 sa ,Mi 1 MISS MARCIA PETERSON, B.S., M.S. U. of Southern California Phys. Educ., Drill Team Bous' Dhusical Education EMPHAsiziNo THE MASTERY of skins in many sports, the Boy's Physical Education pro- gram provides healthy recreation. These ele- ments of this four-year program are basic for stressing good sportsmanship. A-QQ. RALPH Hooker, s.s., M.A. Indiana State Teachers' College Physical Education C . ROY WHEELER, A.B. Occidental College Physical Education wr. 7 MISS CAROL LAWSON, B.A. Whittier College Physical Education Chirakawas, G.A.A. PLE X . MRS. VIRGINIA STONE, A.B. U. of Calif., Santa Barbara Phys. Educ., Freshman Class Freshman G.A.A. 2' r 4' 'I l ROBERT JACKSON, A.B. Occidental College Physical Education -E' ,X WILLIAM ZOGG, B.A. Westminster College Physical Education Lettermen Manu speclal servlces were utlllzed Y Checking over books IH the library are Mrs Moxsne Le Clere Mrs Sarah Luckenbull and Mrs Llly Sloan Student Store THE STUDENT STORE S mann purpose IS to supply students wlth school needs nncludlng student body cards pep club buttons and class rlngs Mrs Gladys Waterhouse patlent and cheerful frlend to all Apaches lS the efficient supervlsor In charge of the store Llbrdru PROCESSING h u n d r e d s of books durlng the year asslstlng students ln the selectlon of ref 5,1 erence rnoterlals and servung as resourcers on materlals pre sented ln the more than 9000 books are several of the dutles performed by lubrary personnel Mrs Emma Brocher, Arcadla Hlgh School nurse looks over health reports as part of her dunes S all 9 Corky Jones Mrs Gladys Waterhouse and Barbara Porteus check through ASB recelpts ln the Student Store Health Servlees Administering to alllng students lS the mam 'ob of Mrs Emma Bracher Arcadla Hugh School s nurse Keeplng health records and seelng students ln her well equlpped offlce IS a part of the nurse s dally routnne 27 Secretaries arranqea appointments, processed mail MRS PAT LOECHNER is assisted by Barbara Morrell at CONFERRING WITH MAX CRAMER Mrs Jeannette Btxby checks the switchboard OVSI' "eP0f'5 eeretarial '--.f MRS CLARA JONES and Mrs Archeva Huff write the attendance cords for return ng students TRAINING IN SECRETARIAL SKILLS prepares secretaries forthe work required in keeping Arcadia Hugh School s mann OHIC 'funn n mooth' MISS MARIETTA VIOLA and Mrs Nina Draughon e I S g Y consult on student problems f 3 Y 're sc 5 ..-" , t Y I tx xy i Lt, X, , 0 Lf' se , , y I I I i . kept records dnd verified dttenddnce for the cdst RESPONSIBLE FOR KEEPING cumulotnve folder records for students the records offlce secretorles Issue pertunent mformcxtlon to colleges and em ployers MRS FLORENCE RYE keeps records for the mom off ce Stdff SETTING UP TIME for o student Mrs Valols Rode kohr records cz counseling oppolntment 'XP' 112 'K MRS HELEN REIMERS records clerk types whsle Mrs Mcrlorre Smnth frles IBM cards KEEPING THE COUNSELORS opponntment books rn order rs the mom 'ob of Mrs Volous Rodekohr Asslsted by students thus qob has been effucnently dccomplnshed 29 . , Q , A -54- . I I I It I s,mM,.f I I 1 'IP .X ' .Vg " ,. ' , 1 I 'Q .Ji ' ,, - . la" ' Q . 455 ' ,, ,V X -I i . V, I . .1f' I " ,.2 "Hr . P H ' 3, 'f I '-s-me A- 'iff r f ."'f" . 1 'if-1'Pi2' L3 , . ' ' EE 4, if '.' , ' Y' -- , it . iff? ' f' It f" . -, - I x 5 tl -1f' - 1 1,5 ' 3, r fl. 'f2T5i39- R R ' , , - 1,n'.v:fk.P ' I I I x X . ' ' ' ' . - 1 i . 4 ,I I 1 I I 1 I KX . . . ,. , I ' ' Clourteous and efficient cafeteria personnel, bus Cafeteria Staff WORKING INDUSTRIOUSLY to give students balanced and appetizing foods, Arcadia High's cafeteria staff prepares hundreds of servings daily. Both students and faculty take advantage ofthe snack bar and cafeteria. Q MRS JEANNETTE WEST Mrs LII an Gre and Mrs My tle Peterson p epare cafeter a foods Bus Drivers DRIVING ALL OVER ARCADIA to transport students to and from school bus drivers work to keep their schedules on time Their patien and friendliness in carrying out this 'ob has been appreciated by all bus riding students FIXING HAMBURGERS for the snack bar are Mrs Theresa Riley Mrs Mildred Lawless and Mrs Annabel Trout '53 .ni PICTURED IN FRONT of the r buses are Calvn Ford Mrs Margarette Redd ngton Will Hoeksrro Stephen Dorse Oscar Trout Elmer Zabel Mrs Elsie Temple and Mrs W Ima Sie enson drivers dnd custodians provided essentidl services MAKING SALADS Mrs Grace Sines and Mrs Ruth Molina help keep the cafeteria supplied Custodudns ARCADIA HIGH S clean campus is due to the work of are sweeping halls picking up and dumping papers and keeping the classrooms neat By performing these and other chores they help to keep the high school running smoothly ,iff -L QLL. CLIFF NYLANDER hoists the flag up in the morning before school in I -W '- 'Z'-a. WORKING BUSILY at the lunch hour Mrs Rose Butler and Mrs Zelma Loury serve coffee and salad Q I ig X W l hi K' WILLARD BENDER helps Joseph Muller load cans on the Marketeer X 11513 ll . THE POWER SWEEPER helps Charlie Gunyon head custodian Frank Merwar and Clarence Smith perform their chores more efficiently X 5 3 t f , N J X - 0 " I My gs l ' Q ' X P, K , sb AVN!! l ' . je c - , :I fi . r -1, rf' 1-Q,71, r - l . ' Milf . A ' ' , ,. 1 Q ,Q ' t A 1 , It, g ' 1 I ell , , . 7, l L' , n? I - . b if r ,ffgf ' both the night and day custodians. Some of their duties wiht-strife?-gggglfh sl' B H ' . I . . . I ' VU 23 v'. " X . . tux . fFQ , "'- J-Nfl lf ' I If - H ' ' ' ii I 1. I -I ,., . .A - f I 1 l- N r ' ' xr Q 0 . f ' Y, . , ' r g I - ' . u I r A l - ., , 5 Q , 9 '-,I '-T7f'ff,',-,. W W I J mg V? . - l S, K 9 -U Q' K ' . UNDER the able leadership of the governing bodies of Arcadia High School, another successful year has been completed. Stu- dent leaders served as The Guiding Light of campus activ- ities and of relations between faculty and students. I I 8- ff?-444 , 1 iw .ff ' .3 if-4.4 .1.5 Sari 'U 1 N.-a mar it .143 ,I Droduction Managers planned "business" for , 'A ' I? TIM CHAPMAN A S B Presudent AS STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT, Tum Chapman has esfablushed humseli as one of Arcadua Hugh School's funest leaders He has shown effucuency and dependabulufy un carryung out The dufues of hus offuce Hus sunceruty and enfhusu asm have made hum a popular leader Wufh the co operafuon of The Execufuve Councul Tum Chapman has worked To make Arcadua Hugh a school of whuch The students can be very proud Student Leaders --ixx ro Jo es Ca ol M e e Ho ghto Glo y Cla S Cl S O 1 J . - , . X . I . , . f Sgrvf 'QI .Ili . , 1 T u i . , V' " x fu, gf, f' . . A -, , . ' - A I nail u . " 1 . ' ,, ' T I X N P ' . rv, , fu- O 9 "A - 1 . l Ro 1 Steve McCIiru ck reporus To Albert Acton, Corky n , r arhews, Tim Chapman, Su v u n, r rke. Row 2: , B rbara Porfeu , C-1 ry Cramer. cost members cmd worked out details of staging. -ans J M6 E 4 48 fr lifh-i-J' A S B PRESIDENT Ste e Ho ghton I l I I STEVE HOUGHTON Vlce President II Ag 4 N1 X NIIH ll css sswthVePes en THIS YEAR os Vice President of Arco- dio's Student Body Steve Houghton hos done on excellent 'ob ID carrying out has rnony dutues He hos presided over Inter Club Councul ond Advrsory Councll Through has leodershup both counculs worked eftxcuently ond were very suc cessful ID promotxng school spurlt Steve hos done much to unufy Arcodlo Hxgh School through these two counculs He has performed the duties of his office wuth dugnrty ond thoroughness ALBERT E ACTON Director Student Actuvutles , il,-,- In-HY I -..,. I.-.qw Imvwv I I - .. Q eta l yd, I Q '3gg,f.ll- ,gl 5 . 4 1 11 5' I .I 3, - I :I ffl: .f V 1.f"i1 4 I fl f' ff 9? 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Members of the Advusory Councul are Row 1 Chrus McCracken Robun Smuth Leslue Newberg Suzu Yeager Duana Dennus Borbara Beason Nancy Jurden Madelune Mazy Row 2 Al Chozen Bob Dennus Bull Meeker Ron Duetz Bruce Hobbs Steve McCroy Howard Lucas Gary Schm tt Q lui tx uti GARY CRAMER Sneaker of the House THE ADVISORY COUNCIL us cornprused ot outstondung students These students are chosen some of the behavuor problems ot Arcoduo Hugh School ond they have the abuluty to counsel ond odvuse these students Thus councul does o very fune uob un promotung better school relatuonshups All theur work ond effort has been greatly appre cuated by the faculty ond the Student Body ot Arcaduo Hugh School -xecutuve Councul X, GLORY CLARKE Pep Commussaoner '-21 ANNE BIVENS Assembly Commussuoner GN PAT SOMMER Correspondung Secretary .r ,. swf: an A If ' 'uns ' III' u, " T , 3' 15 '- G , - 4 E ' Q If 18 ., 3 B E' , 'L' X, q gy .Qs . v , . X . - "' .52 , 1 " x in A x ' Y -, 'C' J I W . X 71 in V . aiu sg u . e.. 1 . -' to be on this council because they are aware of A Q ,, . . . . . . y sl N X . . . . -i . Q, , . . 'Q e -' - " R gl - ' S X QR lu x' an . . ' 1 . Us I Q K X ' . A, E , D .gli fr th 'T 7 'Wi' In R 0-. X , 1 , b A yy , I 1 I , K N.,-, T fy' I7 , g V ' 'ft l 'as .JI , 'xigiuyl u . . Q to czchleve success IH hrs chverse role WT 1' A S B Treasurer Steve McClintock checks funds with Mrs Gladys Waterhouse cg-f--Q ,H llfisvgr KATHY WILLIS Hlsionan tim Q- fy, ,,..1-a-- 1-14' CORKY JONES Aihlehe Commissioner ASB Secretaries Ccrol Mathews ond Put Sommer revuew munutes token of on Execu ive Council meehng CK. steve Mrcumocx CAROL Munews A 5 5 TYMISUNI' Recording Secretory 1- fi .af BARBARA PORTEUS Commissioner of lulldlngs and Grounds into III." III H . I" l"" n up nr I l 4 I I -IT' IIT' 1' Dlauers, through their representatives, 'Ill Tll 1ll Tl! 'Ill 'll' 15 -'Ti f- 'll 1- GARY CRAMER Speaker of House 111 1I"l "l 'I-2 Fi Fi 'Ii Q 'S-.5- Offlcers of the 38 fl House lIsten Intently as Gary Cramer presrdes over the meetmg A -, ,V . , 'gf ...Q . ,U ' ' . -I 1, I , '.. - Z - I., I - -f - -fa - . 'Q 1 ,K I' I 'x f 935' , 1 . ,ff " , ,M f. ' .A , ' " J ' Q N 1-4. s.f,-5IQ'4 I , " P ., will ,tal , I I '- ,Q I . . 'l 1, , I 3 4' 5 . I a . 5 Ii l S . 1 3 . I I 1 I , ,,, ' N Y . ' - 3 , x . - , I g 4. Y V X, l l . I 'I ,I , X ,. . X . 1' ' 4. X is ' -t, .I it I r -I S - ' ' ff' , ,aff ff, A A A :V I I- A. I I- . fi 'I f I 0 f -'rf f WIS! It - - ' 3 ...M '. ,-,. '-gn.,-, ,,- ' ,fI.'.,,ip-I.s:g 4 ".Igg"l2i ' ' . " f'f":s I 5 ' 'ES' 'l 7: ' ' THIS PAST YEAR as Speaker ot the House, Gary Cramer has done a tine lob presiding over the House of RGPFGSBVTTOTIVES HIS frne leadershrp gualItIes have enabled hIm to carry out hIs dutIes In an ethcnent manner The House meets once a month to dlscuss varIous student body problems whvch may come under the IurIsdIctIon ot student government Students may submIt Ideas tor campus Improvement to the House through theIr Representatuve or by submIttIng therr Ideas In the suggestron box at the student store The House of Representatrves also acts as a lIaIson between the admInIstratIon and the students House of xi "'x"!'v4.. E X"--.. Gary Cramer cong atulates Joe Genova be ng elected Pres dent Pro Tem of the House made recommendatuons for umuorovennents 12 115 Furs? Semester House offucers were Joe Genova Speaker Pro Tem Duck EACH CLASS elects one member to the House of Represerutatuves every semester The me'nbers of thus organuzatuon duscuss the varuous problems that come up concernung the Student Body These students also brung many questuons and udeas from theur classmates to the House ot Represen tatuves lil Ross Clerk Al Chosen Chaploun and Bull Meeker Parluamentaruan Representatuves OFFICERS ofthe House of Representatuves dud a tune uob un carryung out theur dutues They helped un makung Arcadua Hugh School s student government run very smoothly and effucuently throughout the school year At a 'aunt meetung of the furst and second semester representcutuves the members vo'ed on a prepared bull S...- .1-fr'-,F f -HQ R V0 House offucers for the second semester were Bourd Caswell Chaplaun Joe Genova Speaker Pro Tem John Kolar Parluamentoruan Nancy Jurden Clerk and Gary Cramer Speaker of the House 'H I 1 , "' ' ! . . ' I :Hui , . 5 kd 1.- . ,, f 'C 'U V O ff- 2 Tn fx . Uk' , A r . L an fit X5 'V m - X -' u . - X X' X' W ,,, U F S ' 5 ' T -5 ' t I F., I l ug . P K ' l X' . - 'WJ t li ' 4K V , '-1 , S ' -Ag 'S .. .. .fr-J fi 5' " t- e C... 1 , r. f f' . ' .- ig -I be 9' ' Girls League officers worked to acheive a EVERY GIRL at Arcadia High is a member of the Girls' League. This club, which is the largest on campus, functions as both a social and service club. Each year the Girls' League sponsors a Father- Daughter Banquet, the Big and Little Sister Picnic, and a Backwards Dance. Each spring the girls look forward to the annual Girls' League Assembly and Fashion Show. During this assembly the new Kiowas, Girls' League Officers and Committee Chairman are announced. T nfl f .4 JoAnn Hamilton Secretary pleasant atmosphere throughout the uear. EVERY GIRL on campus has the opportunuty of worlcung on one or more ot the commuttees Comprusung Gurls League These commuttees are Modes n Manners Weltare Sun shune Program Campus Beautrtul Communucatuons Ways and Means Employment and Socual Through work on these commuttees the gurls help both communuty and school Gurls League Commmee Chaurmen are Row 1 Truna Sulberhorn Delores Gaffney Ann Edmundson Karen Hodges Kutty H ll Row 2 Kursten Young Charlou Roberts Barb Chaffun Sherry Saunders GIRLS LEAGUE FORUM us comprused ot one elected repre sentatuve from each physucal educatuon class The representatuves are elected at the begunnung ot each year The Forum serves as a connectuve between the Gurls League Board and all of the gurls un the school Through theur Forum representatuves gurls are untormed ot the decusuons and socual actuvutues planned by the Gurls League Board af 4-A-1 3 ,- 'Fx Gurls League Sponsor us Mrs Florence Sunlcule wb 91 -5 ni ld t di ! Gurls League Forum Representatives are Row I Anuta Omohundro Trudy Ann Chapman Joyce Parsons Kursten Young Jeanue Baxter Mary Wayne Cheryl Bergen dorff Row 2 Janet Bryant Lorna Du Fresne Jean Armstrong Judy Alward Martha Heumdahl Duanna Damon and Sharon Pearson Q 3 1 of -5 '-9 T O . . . . I I . N -Q h I 1 F l u -s .: . . Q K-U 4 L A 1 Q 1 v1 K - I I , ' . T x P ' T l ' F ' N X , ' . u , K I , ' i . 2 ' , , ', . A67- g J y Q. - iff., - bus? ,' 'T?'f1T"""' -M a " 4 1 , Q QQ, , Q? ax 3, .- ' u A ' ' r' T 4 Q 4, R J 4 'P L ' ' 4-' Y I 1 J' l , B Z I , nf ,, ff on -- v lv v. . A ' "' . 3 , Q' -Z E .u " -3'.s,' J 0 - ' , ' .t ,- 1 r 4 . 'slozix . J ' - . ' ff, T 's - u I K , V ' r Sv ' ff' I bu promoting the selection of Friendliest Girls """'1 ff L L+.. V j 99f,,g Enloymg Their snack period are Julie Cogorno Kathy Taff and Candy Jares Sully Leer was chosen Friendliesf Girl o The Yea for 1960 Friendliest Girls daTes for Fruendliesf Girl of The Month These candrdafes are voted on by all The gurls n school and one is chosen as Friendliesf Girl of The monfh AT The end of The school year one of The monThly winners is chosen Friendliesf Girl of The Year This person is announced aT a Girls League assembly and is presenTed wifh an engraved gold disk As chairman of The Sunshine CommiTTee Ann Edmunsen has done a Tune 'ob organizing The elechons of These Frienclliesf Girls iq I H S Ssvf TP" Four of The Friendllesf are Wendy Morquond Susie Ginn Robin Smith and Pam Med ne T p n QQ v r v 99 3 l s I . Al- : - 3 Cdl' A! if gi4 xl ff?" 2 a X Q4 Q. v ' V 4 . .Q V l .rx ' . ' ' XX X, . .xx aux. . X , . , -Q. i Q , ' ..- , I' ,QJ i. X is sl ' T Ln is T, L .Q I I Q ? XF ' .X.. ' ll 'W Q, . . . T . F ie I' . CQ ' ' ' 97 EACH MONTH The Girls' League Sunshine CommiTTee nominafes several girls as candi- l ' T' l no lr Y l a 5. 3 1- 0' 7 F T 5- ' l AI I . Tx l l' s s 1 I- A -A J' of while Foreign Exchange Students were honored lou everuone Dear Apaches MY YEAR IN ARCADIA us over I am sorry to leave your wonderful school I hope the fruendshups I have made wull extend to my country and wull last for ever I wush you all happuness and thank you ever so much for the most fabulous year of my lufe Stuna Bask Dear Apaches IM VERY PROUD and happy that I C..--f 2:6 Stuna Bosk was able to come to the Unuted States to spend one year wuth you Thus year has been one of the best of my lufe I hope that though I am gone our fruendshup wull be everlastung and that you wull always remember me and I wull always thunk about all of you and my stay un your wonderful country Hosseun Shurkhanu Hosseun Shurkhanu Foreugn Exchange Students Dear Apaches I HOPE that many of you have learned somethung from me about Denmark I myself am really apprecuatuve of the sux months I spent there and my many won derful experuences I am grateful for the opportunuty to spread understandung and fruendshup between the Unuted States and Denmark and I am proud to have represented Arcadua Hugh School un Den mark Krus Camphouse Dear Apaches IT WAS A GREAT PRIVILEGE for me to represent Arcadua Hugh as an AFS er thus past summer un England The AFS us a two way program and I hope I have done my small part to further under standung between the people of England and Ameruca I want to thank you for helpung to make thus possuble Anne Buvens Kns Camphouso left and Anne Buvens compare foreugn experuences THIS YEAR us the fufth year Arcadua Hugh has partucupated un the Foreugn Ex change Program Vusutung on the Arcadua campus thus year were Hosseun Shurkanu from Iran and Stuna Bask from Funland These students were both senuors The purpose of the Foreugn Exchange Pro gram us to guve young people the oppor tunuty to learn about lufe un countrues other than theur own and to spread theur fruendshup to other natuons Thus year Anne Buvens and Krus Camphouse were the representatuves from Arcadua Anne vusuted England and Krus vusuted Den mark 1 1 it I . '- 1 N . Vu- ' 1,1 P . I .lk . ' 1 f D Y 1 , , I 1 1 1 ' a 1 , 1 ' 1 ' I - WITHIN THE 1960 ARCADIAN, pictures, large and small, focus attention on ever-changing cam- pus life as it is remembered. The Arcadian clepjcts the daily and seasonal events of importance, as it portrays pictorially the Time of Your life. ,J 1 .. 5 - Q. A . 4 'I ffl' ,-f ,Y -L.. ......,,,, x 1 I l I c 1 1 W C 'Q 1 ffr 9, , 'IQ' , A kaleldoscope of Festrvrtres enlrvened the campus scene :VW Uh? Pl 7,1 F 145.4 PL fi? Fashlons hnghInghTed The Bug LTTIe S sTer Pncn c A NEW TRADITION sTarTed Thus year aT Ar cadla Hugh School was The Hr Pep Rally under The dlrecTlon of Glory Clarke Pep Commrssloner Held on The frrsT Frnday nxghT of The school year The rally marked The begmmng of acTrvlTres XXVI 7 Pre rally Parade featured varsny TooTbaII IeTTermen FOLLOWING THE FIRST nnghT Pep Rally, The an nual Hn Dance was held nn The Glrls Gym The dance ns an affalr honorung The Freshmen, who are ad mnTTed To The dance Tree The Klowas, Sensor Girls Honorary SocneTy, sponsored The evenT, decoraTed The gym, and served reTreshmenTs Being The TlrsT socual TuncTIon of The year, The dance gave every one a chance To become re acquaunTed and make new frrends Tollowmg The summer vacaT:on THE ANNUAL BIG LITTLE SISTER plCnlC helped acqualnf The Freshmen waTh Thelr bug susTers and new Truends Sherry Saunders was one of The models In The Tashnon show The Song and Cheer Leaders were xnTroduced wuTh .Iamce Rude Head Tom Tom Glrl who performed Chero ee Splrsf was aroused aT The Tnrsr nghT pep rally which preceded The Hu Dance III l . After The rally The annual Hu Dance was held In The Girls Gym . - . . . Z' 'AVI ., " ' T 3 -" 1, ' 'Q ' . W' I ' "' I 'ul I I ,ff , I. 'tix A'.'..'.' pw. ' ,Ai X. R ' I . N A . 2" ' "af - 's I ' -xc -1 , - ,- . P. .- 1 ' Qi. Q - 1 .,. . - 1- cr T514 - " ' ' -s W .QQ 1.4.3, . " I ' - T' 1 1 .3 X 'P -, ip. ,H I 9 3 Lv " 15" T5 --v--1 P N ..,,.-. . ' ' 1 Z 1 N Q I - 5 , -. , I A N . .. ' , . k .. K ', . . . . , -I i . in 1 I ' V I .xx ., . I , A with Homecoming Roqoltq qrcieinq the fcill event. 5 , cv ,h is Ni in Y? f Ewa -Q W' ' BEAUTIFUL QUEEN PATTI RIMPAU, qffired in Q lovely more Princess, Charlene Blcmey, Freshman Princess, Dee full length gown of white tiered lace, carrying her bou- Linder, Senior Princess, ond .lone Campbell, Junior Prin- que? of yellow chrysonfhemums, poses wifh her charm- CeSS. They were presenfed Oi' half Time ond reigned ing court. They ore from lefT to righfg Vicki Polis, Sopho- over The HOmeCOrT1if1Q DGl'lCe. Homecoming Roqoltq 1959 Democracu on the Move was plctorlollzecl through Mex Jn The Theme float des gned by Debbxe Fluef was con sTrucTed Through The co operaT:ve efforT of The ICC FOLLOWING THE PREPARATIONS of The day The fnfth annual Homecoming game was played on The Apache Tneld wnTh Mark Keppel An ex clfung half Tnme show was puT on by The band dlsplaylng new unnforms and :Ts auxlllanes RoyalTy was beauhfully presenTed as a cllmax To The specfacular show ALONG WITH THE THEME FLOAT abouT TwenTy of The school clubs were represenTed nn The pre game parade Colorfully decora Ted The cars deplcTed Democracy on The Move The sweepsfakes wunner was The Amencan Fueld Servuce car decorafed under The durechon of Lunne Ferse Queen PaTTn and her prnncesses followed The clubs IU con verfnbles and closed The parade Al" pv- Jeslers was one of The many clubs To decoraTe a car for The pre game parade Apache murchmg unlts Thrnlled spectators wlth Thenr Tradmonal presematnon of Cherokee QQ 7, 1 p p , yy, I . .. Tig, , 1 's 'f"?. v ,,.Z , .... ? D I 1 .,7 yfy , , . . -X- V, - ..- -- V i ' . - 'N -. I , . cleverlq decorated pdrdde entries and dance motif, Songleaders in familiar gunny sacks and war paint lead enthused i . - A. " 5724 jr N' Apaches. THE PARADE began at seven o'clock with the Cheer and Song- leaders leading it off. An exciting game followed with Fred Scalzo and John Wolfe as the Apache captains. To tie up the eventful day, the an- nual Homecoming dance was held in the boys' gym. The Hi-Tones pro- vided the music. Chairmen were Adrienne Vaccaro, Bruce Hobbs, Linne Feise, and Carol Busch. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES of 1959 began with an afternoon pep rally in the boys gym. Yells and songs helped prepare students for the coming game with the Mark Keppel Aztecs. The Chanteurs, the Dixieland Band, and Freddie and the Freeloaders, outstanding quartet with Fred Scalzo, Tim Chapman, Steve Vest, and Bruce Hobbs, provided the enioy- able entertainment. Students then worked on the cars and float for the night's celebrations. November 6, I959 will be long remembered as a fabulous Homecoming for Arcadians. ,. " I ,Lf X Q All '. F ix. 2? -, U-:J 9 I W ' 1 Y X, N . B ff mia-A Song ond Cheer leaders, past and pres- ent, entered in a 1929 Fire Engine. lovely Royalty poses with their handsome escorts. A thrilling moment: Queen Patti's crowning 49 Dep Rallies, Sock I-tops, Dlaus, Teas, ana Banquets THE FALL AND WINTER SEASGNS were filled with many memorable activties. During football spirit-building pep rallies were held often, such as the football game between Song and Cheerleaders before the clash with Alhambra. Basketball was climaxed with the Monrovia assembly and the crowning of Al Chosen as King Briar Patch for the second consecutive year. The faculty also put on a riotous basketball game. sk Carol Lerch hikes the ball to Ken Maior in the Song and Cheerleader football game. F 'Q is . l T Q U 5 'Q N ' I - -1 S N u N ' vi Q 5 T. -. -' Dorthea Keeley, Glory Clarke, and Suzen Wisdom model delightful fashions in the Girls' League Spring show. Marietta Viola trails John Mehrens in the faculty basketball game. ...Air N Ove gi Y . ,J ll if NP . Mrs. Gladys Waterhouse senior Al Chozen as King Patch. MARCH NINTH MARKED the date of the Girls' League Fashion Show held in the Boys' Gym. Various stores in Arcadia provided the beau- tiful spring clothes that were modeled by fou rteen lovely girls. Bathing suits, sports outfits for spring, and colorful dresses were shown to all the girls in the school. 5 , 1 Seated at the head table iD u er cor ei Baker M rrrll Schoonmoker, W. H. Schoonmaker were special events which highlighted the gear. THIS YEARS Father-Daughter Banquet, held at the Elks Lodge, carried the theme ot "Worlds Greatest Dads." The pro- gram included a tribute by Georganne Papac, introduction ot the Girls' League Council, a Welcome by Claire Wheeler, Girls' League President, and cutter dinner entertainment. At this years tall Girls' League Assem- bly the new Girls' League Council tor l959-60 was introduced, The Kiowas then presented a humorous take-ott on several current commercials. Georgonne Papdc narrated the presentation, N l fb- u A -11 I 1 we V 1, ,ff Queen Kathy Ta ff "Winter Ecstcicqn climaxed THE FIRST Formal dance of The year, "Win- Ter EcsTc1cy," was sponsored by The ExecuTive Council and held in The Girls' Gym on Fri- day, December l8, 1959. The gym was fes- Tively decoraTed wiTh snow flakes and sTreamers. The crowning of Queen Kafhy and her courT highlighfed The evening. The members of The Royal CourT were infroduced by Bruce Hobbs, Senior Class PresidenT, and escorTed To Their Thrones by The STudenT Body Officers. The Crown Bearer was Johnny Sommer. Following The crowning of The Queen, The Tloor was cleared for The Queens Dance. 1959 Christ mas Ball "Winter EcsTocy," The 1959 Christmas Dance, was great success. Here couples dance amid snowfla and strea mers. .1 'N- 'lr I Ti N the fall social calendar Junuor Pruncess Patty Covungton Sophomore Prnncess Sandy Monker Freshman Pruncess All The gurls were chosen by popular vole of The be gunnung of the year CROVVNING OF QUEEN KATHY TAFT and the presenfafuon of her courT were The highlights of The Chrustmas Dance for l959 Included an The Royal Court were Nancy Cooke Semor Prmcess Betty Beeson 3 ,- -,ax Beny Beeson Junior Princess 'H A Sandy Manker Freshman Princess X Y Nancy Cooke Senior Princess flh Pahy Covlngion, Sophomore Prvncess Y S 5.- . K , I . 4' Us if ,M X 5 o y ' . . X: 4' . Us T ,- 'K r 5 K T 4 "Come to the Fair" was a benefit featuring student ri., . ZH Q fi 803 o 'sz' -15351 of MEMBERS OF THE CAST sit attentively during one ofthe many acts. "GO0FUS" was made humorous through the use of sack heads. THIS YEAR'S TALENT SHOW, "Come to the Fair," was held in Clifton auditorium in Mon- rovia on December 3, 4, and 5. The show was under the direction of Anne Bivens, student di- rector, Dennis Loieski, assistant directory and Mr. R. O. Wilson, Faculty Advisor. The show presented the talent of the high school students. All funds raised from the show went to the American Field Service to bring two foreign ex- change students to Arcadia next year. 54 ,Y ji V A Q. X ' X .1 g ., S v :fig JULIE COGORNO, Sue Klamm, Karen Johnson and Joan Kelly dance in "The Goony Birds." -it ll SHERI VETTER, Dee Linder and Anne Molina performed "June ls Busiing Out All Over." talent which promoted international uouth exchange. fgwfi An outstanding clean-campus assembly featured the Four Preps MANY GENEROUS APACHES contrib- uted food and clothing to the Indian drive. The goods were accepted by Mr. Honane, Indian representative, at a Snack Pep rally. JESTERS put on another successful year ot plays which proved to be both diverting and entertaining. 9:9111 WPI , , "' y .23 z xxx- THE YEAR l959-l96O FEATURED many outstanding assemblies, Due to limited seating, they were attended on an elec- tive basis with Freshmen being required to go. Students were always pleased with the many enjoyable programs that were presented. Friday night games were filled with excitement and enthusiasm, and spirit was high among Apache fans. The band and drill team put on colorful performances and the Cheerleaders made amusing entrances. What's in the bex? Arcadia Cheer Leaders as they are making a novel entrance for a football 'Ny SCSU!! 62 ff JI' N Tim Chapman, Mr Honane, and Louis Grenier look over goods donated forthe Indians An amusing scene in one of the Jesters' plays, "A Little Dog Laughed. Inspired bu St Valentines Dau students L l Y 9' Sweetheart Queen Glory Clarke Sweetheart Ball AS THE LAST all-school formal of the year, the annual Sweetheart Ball was held on Thurs- day, February ll, in the Girls' Gym. The spon- sors were Kiowas and Key Club who handled the lovely decorations and refreshments. Enioy- able dance music was provided by The Blue Notes. Escorted by Key Club officers, the royal court, presided over by Sweetheart Queen Glory Clarke, was presented as a climax to the memorable evening. Amid beautiful Valentine decorations couples danced at the Sweetheart Boll danced f ot th e oll school formal- .xl f 19 Vx 4-Nag. N ,D T' 57' g-:fy . 1 1 "W 1 I A 'wg X Q B Q , 59? , 9,1 A -Tb! f 4 ai, J P Sophomore Princess F h P Ch II M Ph Cecelia Huchfen C I P k Wy "BALI HAl," 'rhis year's memory filled Prom, honoring Seniors and sponsored by The Junior Class, was held af The Pasadena Civic Auditorium on May 28. Chairman of the 1960 Prom was Karen Hodges. She was assisted by Penny Weidaw, decorations, Sherri Baker, program, Leslie Nevvberg, publicity, and Linda Moore, re- freshmenfs. Roqunycf Sf 1960 "'4 I 1 2 4937 X! N uf' ,Z ii I if - . 4? I M 4 6 f--.. I x I i Q QX . V ,Xi Mqu..,.,.,,-.. . ' t xx " U Q " N 1 Q NM Glor' 'Q . P- X if e Q J fa 'VY Nhfw- x X ff Nancy Cooke ff Princess ff Q , --f" " ,gx Z, YN f 3 . 1 I ' . ' , 1 , f P, ,. f ' L i f 1 1 1 ' r . r 4' W...-nv :3 3 if. Y. A , 5. H, ,i""-'M 3 A n N 'Nm',' ' Diane Linder A Princess Commission members provided lnterestlnq assemblues AS ASSEMBLY COMMISSIONER It was Anne Blvens duty to dlrect this years Talent show Come to The Fanr and plan all assemblies or the year '7 f . l 1,,, .L l 5 is---"1 if THE ASSEMBLY COMMISSION Includes Row one Dolores Gaffney Sue Sommer Anne Blvens Pam Rnmpau Bonnne Nash Sherry Carmel Row 2 Pam Manning Cheryl Duddy Tom McCauley Anne Bwens Steve Baum Bull Bnvens Row 3 Ken Brill Ron Dletz Denms Logesku Mo Klndle Mark Mntchell Assemblq Commlssnon +5595-3? , 11 ES? THIS YEAR The Assembly Commussuon presented the school wsth many outstandlng assemblues Besudes thus year s talent show Come to the Farr The Comrnussron planned a Chrustmas assembly and a Clean Campus assembly The group also presented thus year s Easter assembly PAT BANKO and Clanre Wheeler entertaun at the fall Knowa assembly ' ' n - p , . vb -1 A i A-ge . 'N . .I I . It . f 2? 1 A x Q I . ,J1 , l . I I 9 3 N! on C Lf. , C1 , C 1,-4' I - T' Q A I ' . . , -M xx ' ' I 5 I .W 1 5' I 4 51 , 1 5,1 ' 4. f . saggy- , 1 .t I b . We I" , J, W . X , 'x , I i 1 1 , , , A , . . I . I A I . . I . I I I A 1 A I A 1 l l If A I l . P P --v M., ,v-vw, ,,,,, I if vq AW" """nW"""'47ffi'f M-f-anmsW:.-.J!Q"' I 2.5 1 f' . V . I ,- -,,,,. V I v A ' ', , I A' '-'x is QC I , ,' Y 47' . n Z b r I, . ,. g A f 'I I I . . . -,f - . . . . .. 1 I . Arcocho won cross town trophq fourth Lgeor FOR THE FOURTH consecofrye ye-or Arcoduo gornered The Crossrown Trophy by go nng more pornis Thon Mon- rovio High School in gornes won,c1Trendc1nce and conduct of s'rodenTs, ond all Ground good cwfizenship, By C1 new ' 5 em c1dopTecl tha year, Two Trophies WH he sou 11 offer insfeori of The one os if woe he-en for Yhe poi ei 11 ora, ortsnwnswi uno I ' vy T reorese Th lrs hy ond TT e secondr TI 'e ' is-ef! o T on 3 1 sporfs. Serving on Arcadia S CrossTown Trophy Commit, were Glory CI xrke, Gory C' nm Bornom Jones, ro! Mofhews Corky Jones, TRN ., 1: Jn , 6 S ere Houghton, Enthusiastic spectators admsrecl colorful UNDER THE ABLE DIRECTION of Com mlssloner Glory Clarke the enthuslastlc Pep Commnsslon worked thus year to promote attendance a d spurut at all rallies and games Durlng football sea son they did sketches on outstand mg players by startlng a Players ot hs 5 the Week bulletin board lt served to help the student body become better acquarnted with the team They also decorated goal posts and rooters buses tor away games and did a wonderful 'ob of assustmg Song and Cheerleaders whenever they needed It Glory Clarke planned all the rallles -35- PEP CLUB OFFICERS are lleft to rlghtl Shen Baker Tracy Welch Frank Hardlnge Sue Sommer and Jean Baxter fvrl FRANK HARDINGE Pep Club Presxdent along wuth has ottrcers has led has group an another year of eventful actlvntnes and progects Their outstanding duty as It always has been was to design and carry out all the card stunts for the home football games They proved to be tnterestung and dutterent Another of theur 'obs was to sell rooters buttons for all games and make publucuty posters They Glory Clarke helped to make thus a great year for Arcadia Pep Commlssloner uf It ue- MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION were Ileft to rrghtl Row I Susue Gunn, Putt: Mntchell, Kathy Waterhouse, Lnnda McAbee, Glory Clarke, Jody Hayden, Charlou Roberts, Barbara Jones Row 2 Carolyn Mazy, Madelme Mazy Wendy Marquand Clanre Desbrow, Jeanna Barclay, Judy Marquand, Julie Cogorno Row 3 Frank Hardmge, Ken Damels, Bull Cooper, Ken Malor, Tom Hemz, Brnan Mmoux p - .- .- . sz . . . . f I 4 ., -n . ,f ,-I-, 5- 1, ' ' ' riff . f-.-ffl.: , 2 ' A 3 ,qt A J U , t Q aqui. . . 1, . A ,nl , ,sf D f 4 73 -V 5 ' I - ' 2 ff ' .' V ,S -Q g Q . - ,-.M in , -, 4 , 0 . - :Yi 'ft I ' , r .' l C .. . A 5 " - ' ,Y .4 : ' ' . ' -, ' fs c Q , , f I -V 'vt . ' ' ' '11 , - . , K , . ,.., A 1 4 1 ' , I t ' t 1 ., ' l . it K 1 1 - f v l I an L. ' - 5 - 1 , e Q .' G, , r + Q 1 - I Q I r 4- 1 ' 4 s ' ' t - routines of Apache Princesses, APACHE PRINCESSES, wearing their beautiful red and grey headdresses, added regal splendor to the football pregame and halftime activities. During the parade season they marched before the band and carried the Arcadia name banner. HOVVARD LUCAS, Apache Medicine Man, assisted the Song and Cheerlead- ers in promoting school spirit. Besides appearing with the Cheerleaders, he led the football team onto the field at each game. cess must make her own headdress. IX ? IA 5 ' l fl l 'I f A it Howard Lucas, Medicine Mun APACHE PRINCESSES find time to relax and talk while putting their headdresses away. Each girl chosen Prin- i Apache Princess s 24 -P -1 ,vw X. l . 5 775' ' ' Wil.,-1" 1' ,' 45-3 , -,t -e ,,"ivf, ll . 4 - -. ar 4. 1- 'H A -'-'w1e'1,, S..1f'-fs--. -3-13,55 533,-5, x. READING LEFT TO RIGHT Brenda Bateman Barbara Swett Stephanie Wayment Peggy Baily Pat Tullgren Sherry Carmel Sandra Goth RX! X cheered and sang traditional fight songs Y Ti ARM ft' i -. L 1 0 sf Q 'U' Q! ' r""P we' J KEN MAJOR THE 1959-60 CHEERLEADERS under the direction of Ken Maior, Head Cheer- leader, boosted spirit and enthusiasm at all sports events and rallies, Through the use of spontaneous motions, the yells were made snappy and quick. Original and humorous entrances were used at games throughout the season. Before the Alhambra game, the Cheerleaders and Songleaders put on an interest building football game at snack. The alternate was Tom Heinz. ' a N ' Q fvulw ol- . .gi . , ,.u-. v, ix' 375' i 1:5 Q'-ibfl -., LAEI. LIVENGOOD CAROL LERCH 1 ,,f 5-5 S' Q 2 .sbs , Qc.gV'f" , 'fl aight L, , . lg' tl iv.: 1 it -5 A Pen and peppy are PENNIE WEIDAW and SUZY THACKER as they pose with familiar enthusiasm. vu, X ' 3 while encouraging teams to victoru. HKU' "Wi-vw-van fl' I,-A , nga: .arse- i 5 urn rl-0 'Y' ,Ir f. L 4 ' -1 If vgLA,,,,r.., 9 -.24 'Nw fi 7, . A 'S' ,Q l KATHY TAFT and JULIE COGORNO, Head Songleader, are always very spirited, ' Cheer and Song Leaders N., ,W ,,, r X ' fx, or is .L L o,,7n4lfw A . ,thin ., ig sa , nr' ' ' uf' .94 --4. - .44-4 I, 15, half. -L . ' "pg,-4 1 fro' 1 3.,,g.A',,- .1 r i ' ,..f W,ey+,f?pg 4' r - . .3 --1 ff" ' rc" A, 'iff' '1.'r"f'Ql f" -H , - -' . . ., ' . Vv xv g g. e , 1 gk. 1 rl, Ay. 6N' T- T,Q.hQ:g,Q,. 'ftjwyi ' Ti' .I V . - x i-dl xl.: . , , ' 'Ye f ".2:w. fir- Hg. .msg ...f zifddx-J'h,,.: ,4." , V ' r ' ,g . 1' -J. K " Ql', 1f'7i""" 1" ', 'rt f ' - ' ' - - The lively smiles of DEE LINDER and JANE CAMPBELL were a pleasant sight. UNDER HEAD SONGLEADER Julie Cogor- no, the songleaders for this past year have done a Terrific iob promoting spirit among the students. Doing their clever routines to the music of the Pep Band, they have added spark and color to all football and basketball games. Another of their well- performed duties has been marching at football games with the band in pre-game activities. Songleaders may be iunior or senior girls and are chosen at the end of each school year. During the absence of one ofthe girls, al- ternate Nancy Cooke did a fine fob. Y A r ' ,, . i. ,M , ' - ,,,. S .1 N J I 'fr-,Z T, "f Q,'f,7f 1 DAWNEEN NANNINGA PAIGE McKENZIE Flag Girls DIRECTED BY Dawneen Nanninga, the Flag Girls forthe past year have been very successful in carrying out their duties. Marching with the Apache Band in football pre-game activities and in parades, their skill' ed twirling was a colorful addition. The Flag Girls, as well as the Songleaders and Cheerleaders and other band auxiliaries, have been under the able supervision of Mrs. Mary Blott. s sm. X P ' l .,-1 iq, 4 V ' ,vu V.-fs"-tg '- 'Q V Q ,ff - W- Y .' - zz' -""i' '.', , '-sw , - " " Q- -'tv-'TNJQ9'-. ' -.--.'- xr 5- .E if v x A- ' , -41 ' rf ' .,,-J ""' etfir' F, f,,,f,,, Aww , . 54. fp-mf f . ilhnff' f- , .- .',j,'55+w,1q'.g, , ,-gt' . , " san, .1,,.3 1... 1 .,-if' Q - ZA- 3-,v ,f ' -- ,- - 1-,,--1--. -ff '1. -,,, ',. CAROL MATHEWS BEV HARRIS . J: r I ETTA OELTMAN .ax Q f , . 1 , , .mi 'bf '4'. Q-jvsign-4. , YL. as ,,,, V J 1 , Z' ', ' .V ,, 1 -.rl ' b :TIL .' .4 ' " , ' 4 M- .,,,-... r , . Y. ' ' .lf Q V' " . ft swf' -1-ff. 5 . ,. ' SUZANNA MORSCH . W -fs-R.. ,.. .Y '-3: P ' V- an . .v X "' Qaftiiiu A U hw' x. - X Q .fb " , '1 . .fi '. - ., ' ' 'Y f . may - V , n -. - 4 ... ' . ' - , ' ' ' I 3 - A I. , . l M ' ,N-lf' , -s , . ' A l . 1 ,Kc A: 5 , . f -I 5, fn A. 1 " ',.v, -dv '-1r, ' 'fr -. K A - 1, N, -.V I 2. .- ,V c ffl.-.M ,,,--., .5 :Q . Q A.,- ,-f. Q-s. . ... ,.,,4. Nikki' BEV BLANCHARD Majorettes FLASHING BATONS and snap- py routines highlighted the per- formances ot this year's Maior- ettes. Appearing during pre- game and halftime shows, the girls presented their routines with precision and skill. This year the Maiorettes changed from their traditional white uniforms to charcoal-grey to match the rest ofthe auxiliary I 'Y N uf . ,ff ' ' 1-4, wmv., .A .. . ' ' A' J..--'Q 4 , 13 dyffhf .Q .vi - ' - vi gg.. --.- ANNE POMEROY units. -, ' i pgs. A IL fwf- ' '45 iflvivs - U , . "su, . mY , r, J ' x 4 A--' KAREN STEINMAN JOANNE LAING Q, .v , . in .' ' C ' , I-33v"3j5', SANDY MORRELL .mg rf wk g.. , ., I as M1 - Aw .P -, . ' - ' . p "v, 1., -,wr -Wg I ' . , wv . 4 . ,,. we N r PATTI KUNZ Flag girls relax at a football game. .. s.. -A J, . ' , 3, - --nv ..,5g,,.,,, f...,', Y, ' 'T " . -rf' an-4 ug-f if ,--v.,m ' .X-, x , A 1 lfrjplgt I ' B , . , 1 I .1 7 . -, f I" 4, 1 Members by section - Glockenspielc Wannette MacDonald, Karen Kirmsee, Leslie Wasserburger, Judy Tucker, Cindy Robinson, Vicki Dietz, Arlene Alpert, Cymbals: Mary lbershotf, Brian Billings, Bob Dunker, Charles Moore, Steve Kirste, Marlene Longnecker, Jim Keeler. Drums: Jerry Plunkett, Charlie Pfetferkorn, Hank Randall, Mo Clark, Marty Kindle, Ton Fraschetti, Bob Fickas, Jim Valentine, Allen Baron, Bill Kennedy, Sally McElderry, Kim Wallace, Jim Holliday, John Cochran, Bob Barnes, Ron Jackson. Tympani: Nancy Clark, Carol Gillis, Pat Banko. Trumpet: Richard Wilson, Harold Gilman, Tom McGannon, Chuck Sutton, Roger Titgemeyer, John Terhorst, Terry Johnson, Richard Von Bauer, Jim Hamilton, Steve Brown, Margo Smith, Ken Bingham, Don Moorehead, Bob pache Band Q Dave Barnard, Drum Maior THE APACHE BAND won many honors this X year for their superb performances at football games and parades. They hosted the West Ar- cadia Parade at which they received a high rating. For their excellent half-time programs put on under the direction of Mr, Ronald Hoar, the band was invited to the Corona Invitational Jamboree where they took third place, They also received third place at the Long Beach Parade. This year the band was led by two Drum Ma- J,,,Y shew, Dwm Moio, iors instead ot one, as in the past. They were Jerry Shere, and Dave Barnard. mi Ai gg. ,Aa J, b,:?,y 31 .V ,L pi. .P .. -an M S "W at -v. ..,k...f-'s.-4.1 M. . ,.-u,L...,. .Y -. ,. , '.r,.. ,,f,5'1g,? i.'-2-Jef" 'Q- . ,. t Jr'-figi -' ' X I ,uf -4-. , H '-g".'a-or-qs: - -I .- , . .-. '-'Y:'s - -f--.:-, , 'W -'r -H I+-ff V-.. ,A -1.51" f -0, fi? re W'-' L N- M '- 1 'Q 'W . S- . ' A- 3 .f N i Q Watson, Jack Moore, Dudly Green, Bill Snider, Paul Leonhart, John Klamser. Trombone: Mark Mitchefl, Barry Miller, Ken Brown, Mike Easley, Jerry Crobill. Baritone: Jerry Weidaw, Bob Wray, Margaret Lapatko, Denny Evans. Horn: Jim Binnitt, Dale Green, Jerry Latham. French Horn: Ron Stafford, Frank Gale. Tuba: Pete Bandurraga, Jett Linden, Steve Carlson. Saxophone: Joe Rogers, Jim Patterson, Bill Cranmer, Joe Loguiduce, John Cranmer. Clarinet: Richard Albert, Diane Kramb, Betty Callahan, Betty Johnson, Ruth Bishop, Earl Albert, Jim Flak, Sally Doolan, Ken Oglvie, Bill Roeder, C,J. Mills, Gordon Phares, Jim Shellnut, Don Schaffer, David l-linrichs, Marylin Hammock, Mike Ames, Jim Armstrong, Bill Roth, Bill McQueen. Flutes: Jim Roger, Gail Splayer, Carol Sue Linderman, Maureen Farrell, lda Mae Birney, Linda Jillson. 1 ' " 1-v r . . ., -rf'-W ' ""'.:4v v Q , , an Q 1 if ' X 55.4 fjdt:1,,'1i,,., .gy V ,, -JV... -,af-,Qi-,.-wrjl ff 1:1 A 5,. J. -51,3--'S' ......-f f--er V O J-E' X'-fo sf: 3 .4 ' - vie, ' F. Mr. Ronald Hour, Band Director, The tympani section included: Nancy Clark, Pat Banko, and Carol Gillis. Yu ,-, 751-1 -1-fn -, i .141 -f 'Y' 1,-cs C2 vac 69 Band and Drill Team presented r W Y , W x A W. , 1 'El .. in , ii" iffy, LED THIS YEAR by Janice Rude, assisied by W y Q 9, 1 L Charlene Green and Delores Gaffney, The Tom Tom 'v Girls, Arcadia's precision drill Team, marched at all r foofloall games and parades Wiih The usual skill . , ' ,ra A ' and accuracy Thai has mode Them oufsianding. W, ipaq' If , Miss Marcia Peterson Torn Torn Girls Sponsor h T ' ' f- M . i,,s,. .,,,-1 ,,,,,,,, ,, r, M , A Q . ,, J ,, A Row I: Pai Wareham, Pam Tyler, Joanna Buxfon, Sandy Myers, Jane Gilkerson, Charlene Green, Head Righi Guide. Row 2: Leslie Neuberg, Suzanne Rehwaldt, Gail Grimsley, Melinda McGrane, Linda McAbee, Pot Lisko, Dayna Philp. Row 3: Carol Burns, Clair Desbrow, Susie Gallaher, Joanne Barony, Jerianne Barony, Mariann Godfrey. Row 4: Terry Emmons, Sherry Saunders, Susie Ginn, Philippa McNab, Sandy Davis, Sylvia Winter, Jeanne Knofh. manu spectacular shows DRESSED IN WHITE costumes and carrying In- dian drums, the Tom Tom Girls were a familiar sight at games. They are well known for their pre, sentation of "Cherokee," an authentic Indian dance. The girls are instructed by Miss Marcia Peterson. Janice Rude Head Tom Torn Giri T Girls .f..v"f. 11.5 '-fqfggw' L, ittryi AVBL, Row 1: DoIores Gaffney II-Iead Left Guidel, Lynda Davis, Cfvolrr' Berry Linda W Isof, Jan Bf1zIfs'ock, Jean -4' I ,' ,-2. 6. .1 1-. V! I fig r Baxter. Row 2: Gerry Vanley, Porn Medine, Judy Kni ht .IuIie GaIeatti JuIe Jack Karen CIose Susan Lowe jeans Barciay. Row 3: Lorrd ne KessIer, Kathy' Wyrnan, ChaIIis McPhee'ers, Bifbara BradIey. Row 4: 9 I I I I I I Lisette TuIIners, Parn WiIson, Joyce SkoaIund, Barbara Banko Wendy Marquand, Irnda Fe se, Judy Pra'r -ffl. Connue Chalmers and Pa! Mufchell Head Churakawas AL whuch were further enhanced bu several CHIRAKAWAS us the Junuor Drull Team of Arcadua Hugh School The club guves sophomore gurls an oppor tunuty to decude whether or not they wush to become Tom Tom Gurls ln addutuon to guvung several perfor mances they assust the Tom Tom Gurls when called upon as well as partucupatung un the campus club actuvutues Tryouts to select members are held each sprung for any freshman or new sophomore gurl Thus years offucers were Sharon Jackson Presudent Chrus McCracken Vuce Presuolent Pat Mutchell Secretary Lunola Barley Treasurer Mary Whutney l-lustoruan and Gunger Matheny ICC Churakawas 3 'Qi 4-X Mrs Mary Blot! Churalcawas co sponsor Muss Carol Lawson Churakawas co sponsor Auxullary unufs presen ed a half? me show deducated to Z rro at the Corona lnvurafuonal Bona Jamboree last December Each year the march ng band appears un the annual Hollywood Santa Claus Lane Parade Here they are led by Jerry Shere one of Arcadua s two drum mouors I - ' I r , ' 1 ' , ' f ' Q ' , 1 ' , 1 , 2 ' , . f ' - nl' .f ' . . 4 -T W I Q A " . J' Q .F ' 7' 'fi,,.b Q, 135 . s x 51 .3 A . - .. . f I . ., O ., u l V SENIORS REVIEW The past four years with fond memories of The knowledge They have g a i n e d, acquaintances T h e y have made, and the social life of which They have been a parf. In looking info The fufure, Sen- iors see various fields which will Take Them Outward Bound. ll ,. My A .Q 2 Jim W it , ,Zig M. -A . l a - g ""'vx,,A QA.wa3"".:! ' f if . f 4- , ' 8 2 ,I K , . 2 , pf .. . b i .., ,. . f W. HK ' l' ff F A 1 "gif ' 1 . Q25 :. V. t , . . .L ', ., 5 A f A f 2 .-.. ... ...-.---Q.---+v.u Lf--as-into . 4 , . 1 X.. 3, 1 51' it L' Q , Nw- , .A .-I. ' , ' M A - , 5. M, , at 1 f ff-gg 4 4555? sa . ,Q QIVN5 n "Wm 5 f 5 . Q. .,, .Y Revlevvlng their four qears IH I-hgh School L....,... Ja.-...,. Vi. xi ft l is 'tu-. VIL Wham., '5- SENIORS headed by Thenr sponsors and class offlcers and represenTed by The Sensor Councrl have concluded a successful year They hold The dnsfunchon of belng The largesT graduahng class ln The hlsTory of Arcadia Hugh School numbering more Than 630 Cll maxlng The year were The graduahon exer cases an vvhrch The Sensor Class PreslclenT Bruce Hobbs gave The welcomung address and unTroduced The Class ofhcers Having compleTed Thelr public educaflon The Class of T960 now looks Torvvard To new experiences and careers Class of oO Servmg as Sen or Class offzcers were Bruce Hobbs Presldem Bull Meeker Vnce Presndent Consuderahons of the offlcers and Councll Included selechan of The Senlor guft and plannmg for The many Sensor achvmes R3 ah!!-of PXA li 1.. Mrs Glenna Rasmussen and John Waferhouse Ms. W L , - ul H Sensor offrcers, seated Sharol Sfevens, Correspondlng Secretary and Nancy Cooke, Hls Tornan Sfandlng, Blll Grnffms, Treasurer and Judy Marquand Recordang Secretary They 59f1l0f CIUSS SPOUSOVS TOY The CIGSS Ol V760 Wefe worked hard To fulflll lhelr many responsrbllmes Throughout The year Sensors honored SQCll GY'ClClUCl'lCQS ' HEL as IP L 4 s.4LKq,.L Dolores G0fff19Y .ludlth Galhe s ffffl ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL honors The Seniors who hdve rnef The FSQUIVEFTWGDTS To be Gold Sedl GroduoTes These TourTeen sensors compleTed The required four sem esTers os memb rs of The Cdlufornuo Scholorshnp Federo Tron OT The close of The T:rsT semesfer Ten oTher possible Gold Sedl Grodudfes wlll be recognrzed QT Commence menT provlded They compleTe The senlor semesTer re qU1remenTs Anne KeeneY Kar n L dholm Kathleen ldholm Palrlck Mo ol Robert N colols Cho les Pfefferko n Du d Re dgnbqgh A. Emllle Snyder Sandra Sleck Slephonne Wuymenf John Wolfe lmnle Young or Val Z' ls 9' H . sv S Q 5 BQ ' TJ , 4' ,vt ,f 3' .4 ul V U, N T443 5 ,A 5 A 5: D ' , -A-. V , ' . . r "T, " M1 . 3 x . X! ' ' 1 ,T l U A .Q Q ' x VIRGINIA ABRAHAMS LYNN ADAMS ROSEMARIE ADORNO CHRISTI ALEXANDER GAYLE ALWARD JULIE ANDERSEN MELVIN ANDERSON LINDA ANDRUS HARRISON BAINS ROBERT BAIRD JAMES BAKER KATHLEEN BALLARD educational opportunltses offered STEPHEN BARONI JUDITH BARR WILLIS BARUCH KRISTINA BASK DENNIS BEASON KAREN BEATTON ROBERT BEBENSEE ROBERT BENTLEY 'T IH the flrmlq established accelerated Sensor gurls relax and char of the Senior Party nv: JANET BLACKSTOCK KAREN BLAIR 3b SHARON BODILY DIANE BODNAR TREVOR BOWER JO ANN BOX G-2 fi Y-J XV WILLIAM BISHOP MARGARET BIVENS lx. '53 JOHN BLAKE BEVERLY BLANCHARD RAMONA BLACK JANET BLYTH GARY BOETTGER SHIRLEY BOK STEVEN BOOMER JAMES BRADLEY LYNN BRANNON ROBERT BREAULT mstructuonczl program or MICHAEL BRENT SUSAN BRIDGES 3' sux? RONALD BROWN ELISE BRYANT more cable KENNETH BROCKLESBY CHERYL BUDSON students E GARY BROESKE MICHAEL BROPHY S.. SHARON BURCHETT NANCY BURNS CAROL BUSCH DIANNE BUTLER JO ANNA BUXTON MYRA CALLOWAY MARGARET CAMERON A Sensors selecr fheur favorne announcement pattern KRISTIN CAMPHOUSE WILLIAM CAMPOY JUDITH CANAAN ' ' f . " J nv X. I U 1 , AN. W D xx in J la A 1, , vu . .QR 9 A A 'lk 4 Q About two - thirds of the class of '60 will SUSAN CANTWELL MARY CAPARONE MARK CAREY JOANNE CARLSON VICTOR CARLSON SHERYL CARMEL LARRY CARPENTER BAIRD CASWELL NANCY CAVALLINI JOHN CHAFFERS BARBARA CHAFFIN DONALD CHAMBERS LAURENE CLARK NANCY CLARK THOMAS CHAPMAN MERRILL CHOZEN CLIFFORD CLARK ll XT' ff? Z? GLORIA CLARKE JOSEPH CLEMENT DIANNE CLINTON enroll IN unstututuons of nuqner Iecxrnunq CHERIE COCHRAN JULIEANNE COGORNO PAMELA COLE PATRICIA COLE ROBERT COLE JAMES COMMANDER CAROLE CONGER KATHLEEN CONNELLY NANCY COOKE GEORGE COOPER PETER COOPER WILLIAM COOPER l Sensors enloyed frnvolous onfxcs of The Harlem Clowns TERRY CORBETT PENNY COVINGTON JUDITH COWLES Theq have during then' sensor qeczr qlven N9 ii T DENNIS CRABILL GARY CRAMER SUSAN CRAMER xv MIKE DALEO JOSEPH DANA SUSAN DANIELSON Q JUDITH DARROW HOWARD DAVIS HEATHER DE PIETRO JOSEPH DEAN ROBIN DENELL ROBERT avg CAROLYN CROCKETT LINDA CUMMINGS T PATRICIA DARLING RICK DARLING LYNDA DAVIS PHILIP DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS DENNIS RONALD DIERLAM ROBERT DIETZE ARTHUR DONNELLY LORNA DUFRESNE .1 HL.. serious consideration to choice of colleges ' we Anxnous students moke oppointmenfs for their sensor BARRY EICHORN JOSEPHINE ELEVATO GLORIA ELLIOTT CYNTHIA ELLIS EVELYN ELLIS CAROL ELY or occupational opportunities which PAUL EVANS NANCY FADDIS LEILANI FARAGO LINDA FEISE DANA FISHER DIANE FISHER SHERRIL FISHER GERALD FLINN DOUGLAS EMM GEORGIA EMMETT RAYMOND ESSLING CAROL EVANS W Ita' 'T 'fl if JANE FENTON LYNN FERNCASE RUSSELL FEURST DAVID FIELDS best suit their individual objectives. -Q Ja HARLAN FREE RAYMOND FREIWALD DOLORES GAFFNEY JULIE GALEOTTI JUDITH GATHERS RONALD GIAMBRONE WILLIAM GIBBS NANCY GIGGEY RODNEY FLOREA EUNICE FLUET MICHAEL FRASER CHARLES FRAZIER PAUL GARCIA KEITH GARRICK JOHN GARTON SANDRA GATH CAROL GILLIS DELORES GIOIA PHILLIP GITTINGS PAUL GIUNTINI W'M lh closing their high school HONEY i'fZ. SUSAN GLASS DONALD GLENN TYLER GLENN Kiowa's planned and decorated for The Sweetheart Ball. V? ERIC GODFREY JANE GOLBACH JEFFREY GOLDBERG CAROLE GOLDMAN MAUREEN GRAHAM Hum! CAROLYN GRANT GARY GRANT CHARLENE GREEN WILLIAM GRIFFITTS RICHARD GRINSTEAD l 1' 1 KAREN cRoNoAHL PAUL sucueumom Rosen GUNN KENT HACKMAN Jupy HAMBY careers sensors look with new opprecuotuon JOSEPHINE HAMILTON Qi BYRON HARRIS CRAIG HAYDEN THOMAS HEINZ JOHN HAMILTON CHARLES HANCOCK DONALD HAND DIANE HARMER BEVERLY HARRIS JODY HAYDEN LINDA HENDERSON JANET HARRIS RONALD HARTLEY LARAINE HARWOOD GREGORY HAYES SANDRA HAYES CAROL HEBING i X L 3 il - -A ,Y -i 1 ,, .Y . 4. I Yf f W F -Ns. v -' . - PATRICIA HERRINGTON Seniors discuss the Iotesf news in the Senior Square. 89 on the BARBARA HICKS CARL HIGH BRUCE HINTON BRUCE HOBBS functionczllq designed architecture, LINDA HILDRETH NORMAN HOLLINGSHEAD DIANE HOLMES STEPHANIE HOLMES JULIA HOOD JOAN HILL ROSEMARY HILLHOUSE JUDY HOLLINGWORTH ELIZABETH HOLMAN LORENE HORD STEPHEN HOUGHTON Greg Jordan o Senor porfncupczfes rn the mechanical BARBARA HQWARD SHARON HUGHES CARL HUFF drznvmg program enhanced bq carefullq chosen colors, Q Q . CARLA HULTGREN BEVERLY HUNTER RO BE RTA HYDER Murcla Rulnus recewves bond from Mr Rayburn for pnze wnnnmg essay on Hare the Handicapped RONALD ISLER JULIE JACK SALLY JACKSON JUDY JENKINS THOMAS JENSEN ,al lk ROBERT JETTON BETH JOHNSON CYNTHIA JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON KATHLEEN JOHNSON .l 3'-P 1 STEPHEN JOH 'QI NSTONE BARBARA JONES CHARLES JONES GREGORY JORDAN KAREN JORGENSEN cueeentecl bq beautiful tiles cmd set in BETTY JOSLIN JUDITH JULIAN NANCY JURDEN NATHAN KAUFMAN NANCY KEDING ANNE KEENEY LORRAINE KESSLER ROBERT KETTELL GAIL KIMBLE SHARON KIRKPATRICK SUSAN KLAMM KAREN KLOKE ROBERT JUSTIN CAROL KATZ at 'D-K.. JOAN KELLY SHEILA KELLY LINDA KINGSBURY MOLLY KIRKLEY Muke Behre ns col problem ond Mr Hoffman confer on Q FYWOTLTCFTTGTI A 'ff-'-Y.: " Y Y 2 E ' N3 , vxyy I L I P, QL -,KL fgf Lf l X . wr A -f X X!! , ' '54 , T . D , I 1 ,,, S: -,f lf gE ?X 3.91 ff f , ft x f f ff V ' I a framework WILLIAM KNEEDLER BARBARA KOLAR RANDY KUSIK LEO LAMBIEL of well planned landscaping, MELINDA KNOLL JOAN KOCH SANDRA KOERNER WINIFRED KOGAN LYNDA KREINBRING DIANNE KRISS LARRY KROGH PATRICIA KUNZ DAVID LADD PATRICIA LA FORGE JOHN LA FOUNTAIN STEPHANI LAMB MARILYN LANDQN LARENE LANPHIER Siaff member Nancy Clark collapses after lurnnng In her pages I ,I -' in I X MARY LA PATKA GAROLD LARSEN GREGORY LARSON LYNDON LARSON Focal point of campus social life has been CAROL LEVERENZ MATTHEW LEBERTHON PATRICIA LEESE ROBERT LEIGH RICHARD LATHAM MARIAN LAYNE RICHARD LEACH JERILYN LEAVENWORTH DIANE LINDER EDWIN LINDOUIST JACK LINE PATRICIA LISKA KARIN LIDHOLM KATHLEEN LIDHOLM BONNIE LIETZ KAREN LINDEN an XI g I x I I 1 I U 1 I 'Z I fff I I I I the mcreczsmqlq congested Rcallq Court MARSHA LISTER LINDA LITTLE JANICE LIVACICH LAEL LIVENGOOD LAURIE LLOYD STEPHEN LOGAN JAMES LORENZ EDWARD LOVE BARRY LUBOVISKI LINDA LUCAS JEFFREY LUND RICHARD LUNDIN KAREN LUSTER CAROL LYLE JUDY LYTTLE RICHARD MAAS MICHAEL MACARDIAN DOUGLAS MAC DONALD SANDRA MAC KAY ANN MAHONEY where, during leisure hours, eonqeniol student inf 'K' BONNIE MAINES KENNETH MAJOR STEPHEN MALEFYT NEIL MALLING SUZAN MALTBY SUSAN MANN DELORES MANNING PAMELA MARANVILLE FOSTER MARKOLF JUDITH MARQUAND DENNIS MARQUARD1' PATRICK MARRIOTT EVELYN MARSACK GERALD MARSH ROGER MARTIN Z K r Members of Sehcapas ossvsfed Mrs Waterhouse wuth The Mothers Drnve for the March of DQLORES MARTINEZ NANCY MASON Dnmes groups gathered to eczt tculk cmd plan CAROL MATHEWS THOMAS McCAULEY MICHELE MCDONALD SANDRA McINTOSH MADELINE MAZY LINDA McABEE PATRICK McCARTY CARLTON McCASLIN '37 'i LINDA McCLAIN MURRAY MCCLELLAN STEPHEN McCLINTOCK ARTHUR McDANIEL 'N WANNETTE McDONALD DIANE McDORMAN RICHARD McELDERRY NANCY McFEE MARY ANNE McKEY GILLIAN McNAB LORRAINE McNEIL KAY McPHEETERS X Seniors or The Faculty Basketball game were enter DIANE MCINTIRE tained by these glamorous songleaders. 1"'1hX 1 ROBERT MELBO WILLIAM MICLEAN MAE MILES vs-f is ALAN MILLER BRIAN Mmoux Jon-LN MIRRAS - 'fl ANNE MOLINO ANDREW MOORE GORDON MORRIS Assuming mcmq roles, busq xxx,-XX L DENNIS MCWHINNEY WILLIAM MEEKER EUGENE MILLER CHRISTOPHER MILLER MARK MITCHELL GARY MOLINE aww BARBARA MORSE PHILIP MORTENSON Q' H B 1: A vi I if A - . l 7 'Llll fi , L. ' Y l . 'Q gh x , A m f l I " fx L I , ' Seniors took the responsiloilitq for A. S, B, Ieoclership, PENELOPE MORTON DAWNEEN NANNINGA PAMELA N EELY TERYL MOWAT .C DAN Mumrono MARILYN MUSICK RICHARD NAESS BONNIE NASH DAN NASH DENNIS NEARY KENT NEBEKER MARIAN NELSEN DANIEL NEWTON GARY NEWTON GERRY NIBLEY Q' ig Burmudus and Iennls shoes were the order of the dcy QI ROBERT NICOI-AIS KATHRYN NORDSTROM JUDITH NORDVOLD The 'Sensor Parry x X, guided cactlvltles of the class of 60 G -3' J' STEPHEN NORTH DAVID NUNN YVONNE NUNN JOSEPH OCELLO DENISE O DONNELL JOHN OKEEFE RAYMOND OTT JOHN OTTOSEN GEORGANNE PAPAC Oi. JAMES PARTRIDGE LINDA PASLAQUA WILLIAM PATTERSON Foreign Exchange Student Krus Full In Denmark ELIZABETH OLSON Comphouse spent The 4141! wk: ANITA OMOHUNDRO KATHRYN PARKINS JOYCE PARSONS ? 'C 2? JERRY PEARRING GREGORY PECK we 2 , A 'Q 'QI w fix .K 9 . TX A 1 Q I -.e Rx A . V X, A 3 f' Meanwhile, theq earned mana scholarships and awards. as eq LYNDA PERKINS PATRICIA PERRY DONNA PETERS WENDY PETERSON CHARLES PFEFFERKORN .vs N 93 af. A ,N .. . T2 hd SUSAN PFLUEGER SUE PHARES EDWARD PHILLIPS JERALDINE PHILLIPS WENDELL PHILLIPS DAYNA PHILP CAROLYN PICKENS MARILYN PIERCE JEROME PIETRZAK JOHN PITCHESS ,L 41 ,xf '5 v X x CAROLE PITTS JOHN PLUNKETT SUZANN POLLOCK ANNE POMEROY GERRITT PON x . X ' 3 ' ., A I YI la F -J M . . ' ,r E 3 1 A 0 I N -:gil . gf? fa-L 2-533' 5. 5. if-rg , -3 ,li-abr? T I ' I Args- I . . r A x " U Seniors looked to the future when theq MARY POPIK BARBARA PORTEUS ROSEMARY PUPO JULIE PUTMAN MARTHA RAYMOND JUDITH RECHSTEINER GARY REES CONNIE REGEL MARSHA RHOADES JOHN RIFE THOMAS RIGGINS PATRICIA RIMPAU ottendeol WILLIAM QUESNELL MARCIA RAJNUS PAUL RAMIREZ DIANE RAUTERT K It Qff' lil ' AWB I nay'-'Q', 'I ANDREA REICHERT DAVID REIDENBACH EDWARD REILEY GERALD REIN College Night cmd took Scholostie Aptitude Tests. STANLEY ROBERTSON JANETTE ROBEY JOSEPH ROGERS RAWLENE ROGERS NANCY ROWLAND ROBERTA ROWLAND JANICE RUDE MICHAEL RUGG JAMES RISSE HAROLD ROACH CHARLOU ROBERTS DIANE ROBERTS RICHARD ROSS CARROLL ROTH DANIEL ROURKE PATRICIA ROWE PAUL RULE PETER RYDER CARLOS SAENZ LUCINDA SANDERS "r""7 Fcull Highlights fi l MARILYN SANDS John Waterhouse Semor Class Sponsor mumucs the pensive beormk CAROL SCANDALIS MARY SCHAECK KENNETH SCHEELE Nw 1 'Q puts HERBERT SCHMITT ALBERT SCHNEIDER WAYNE SCHNUR -mx-vit , ,xkf - '17 ETHEL SCHRECKENGOST DEANA SCHUCK BEVERLY SCOTT GRACE SAUSEDO DELILAH SCHELEN MERRILL SCHOONMAKER Included l FREDERICK SCALZO ERIK SCHENK GERARD SCHOTT LINDA SEIDNER JOHN SHAFFER Homecoming and Christmas Formal. Class events GENTRY SHAW KAREN SHERIDAN KATHERINE SHERIDAN Q- G 5 HOSSEIN SHIRKHANI LAWRENCE SHOWALTER CURTIS SIDLES wi so TRINA sllasm-lonN MARILYN slLcocK uwerrs sms THOMAS slMovlcH 1-3 i RICHARD SHERMAN ROBERT SHIMA l ROBERT SIEVERT ALAN SIHVONEN ELIZABETH SIMPSON A C 4-5 MARY SINGDALE CAROLYN SLEMMON DEREK SMETHURST CYNTHIA SMITH PATRICIA SMITH ax -an s +R- Q G I VV e - Qi -I 'Q 1 3 Q EQ ' "' . 'r Z -a 2 I I X. beqcan f'-F-Q EMILIE SNYDER PATRICIA SOMMER GQ ik l 2 with CI sensor ,sn DOUGLAS SOULE .IANICE SPOTTS ROBERT SPREEN KENNETH SPRINGSTEEN 7-.. i, WILLIAM STADLER SANDRA STECK SUSAN STEINBERGER WILSON STEPHENS VICTORIA STEPHENSON SHAROL STEVENS pcurtq selection of class CAROLYN SPENCER JANET SPITZER AHL -gy JON SPROWL SUZANNE ST THOMAS KAREN STEINMAN MARILYN STENNETT """'5r i WENDY STIRRETT SUSAN STOLL 3 00 f si I 4 1 1 VV I I 5 I a x 1 VA Q I XI ' .R 'h 9 'Z I 3 'R - 'v A gi gift, senior ploq ond Junior - Senior competition. 1:9 T JAMES STOLTZE WARREN STREET DIANE STUBBS WILLIAM STUCKI SANDRA STUHRMAN TERENCE SULLIVAN LINDA SUMMERELL SHARON SUTER NANCY SUTHERLAND CHARLES SWANSON BARBARA SWETT KATHLEEN TAFT DAVID TAYLOR JOYCE THOMAS CAROLE THOMPSON 4,1- .41 DAVID THURBER STEVEN THURMAN DAVID TODD Three alert Seniors scan the Arcadia Pow Wow for com ing GCYIVITIES Bewnldered Faculty members antics of the Harlem Clow PATRICIA TULLGREN MARIA VAN DER VEEN '. 1. -1 I 'I I. VIS ,-,...- seem astounded of The it 'S Long to be remembered were LORRAIN TOWNSEND RITA TRAEGER STEVEN TRONCALE MELINDA TURCHI MICHAEL TUTTLE JAMES TWIST ADRIENNE VACCARO SUSAN VAN FRANK JOHN VAN MAANEN LYLE VAN VLEET CHRIS VANCE VICTORIA VAUGHAN STEVEN VEST ROBERT VOGEI. ERIC VON BAUER GARY VRADENBURG Junior Sensor pronn Teaeners Appreciation Banquet 5-we NJ 1 STELLA VUSICH PAMELA WADDELL KAREN WAERMO WALTER WALDVOGEL GERALDINE WALOVICZ PATRICIA WAREHAM DAVID WARRENDER WENDY WATSON GLENN WAY STEVEN WAYLETT STEPHANIE WAYMENT Sensors solemnly wolk out to groduotzon NANCY WEIDMAN WILLIAM WEIK MARK WALKER l RONALD WATERHOUSE JO ANN WATSON JERRY WEIDAW Ecuccczlcxureczte, Senior Assemblq, Breakfast if-K 'ik MN .Y TRACY WELCH JOHN WELLMAN DORCASIWELLS PATRICIA WELLS l CLAIRE WHEELER RICHARD WHITTINGTON BETTY WIDMANN NANCY WIDMANN QR' DAVID WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS STANLEY WILLIAMS KATHLEEN WILLIS RICHARD WHEATLEY BARBARA WILLIAMS MELINDA WILLS l DAVID WILSON KENNETH WILSO N LINDA WILSON PHILLIP WILSON RICHARD WILSON and tne ecuqerlq anticipated Commencement. JOHN wuuse CHRISTINE WINGARD Rosen wmmow JoHN wow: LHLAN, WOLSEY JUDITH WOLTERS BRUCE WOOD JOHN D WOODRUFF JOHN E WOODRUFF WAYNE WOODS WILLIAM WORTENDYKE JULIE WRIGHT MARY JANE WRIGHT LINDA WURTZ BILLIE WYATT RALPH WYATT KIRSTEN YOUNG LINNIE YOUNG CYNTHIA YOUTS Dorent sponsored All Nsqnt Dortq Sensors Dresentecl X Commohon reigns nn the Srevens household T discovered that Elnzoberh has omneslo 'Q Her famlly as cxmozed as Elnzcbeth ns led home by a co II2 I Gerry Nlbley exommes Sfephome Woyment GS Lmdo Perkms and Joe Clement look on Ring Around - lzobetn 3 Three Act Conneclq AV?-HQ'51 milf on Dlefz Andy Blune boldly kusses Ellzobeth Sensors Not Dleturecl RAWLENE ALVIGINI JANET BAKER MICHAEL BEHRENS SUSAN BENSINGER ARTHUR BOETTCHER CAREN BRAINERD JUDY COKE RAY DAHLGREN CAROLE FISHER RICHARD HANSEN SHARON HOUSTON CLAY HVISTENDAHL GARY KLECKNER DENNIS LIEPMAN JEFFREY McHENRY RICHARD OLMSTED RICHARD PLANTE SHARON PULLIAM KIM RENNICK ALICE RINI DAVID REUTTER BRENDA ROBINSON FRANCIS SCHMIDT DOUGLAS SIRKEGIAN KAY STEWART FRANK VISCIO CHARLES WENZEL I-L Y 'j I ' fm. 'R ' I fl 'x M if I K L 1 , s . f A . 'I ls.. -I , U T' Q I A ' QQ , -54+ J:- - A , I . A , 4 I r I I i .ht f 1. ,I 0-. 'W " , - 'H i , f' -1 I 5 Av' tl v 'V -D In ' X - Q x 7 'Q . 'X I , - ' ' ' ' osi is - I ., I I R . I I . . I I I ' D D I .s . ,, :x ! I . . . . pl lowered the curtossn on Act I V an 'Cul rs v1'vv1' fi i H "" !Y"h""!'!'1 C -.. Calsfornsa State Scholarshsp Commsssson Sems Fsnalssts are left to rsght seated Judy Gathers Kathleen Lsdholm Karen Lsdholrn Jansce Rude Standsng are Bruc Hsnton Warren Street Larry Krough John Hamslton Pat Marrsot Not psctured Mschael Behrens has been named as the only fsnalsst Sensor W Honors Pat Darlsng Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award for Arcadsa 3 'Vx i xl 3 .f lr 1 1 ,- Senior Council members were, left to rsght, back row Bruce Hobbs, John Woodruff Dsck Ross, Ron Dsetz J-ff Goldberg, Dsck Noess Norm Hollsngshead Msddle row Georganne Papac, Lsnda Fesse, Carole Busch, Madelsne Mazy, Kathy Wsllss, Bsll Meeker Front row Nate Kaufman, Adrsenne Vacaro, Judy Marquand Nancy Cooke, Sharol Stevens Rosemary Adorno Robsn Basrd Not psctured, Sue Phares Anne Keeney Natsonal Councsl of Teachers of Englssh Clasre Wheeler D A R Good Cstszenshsp Award AT THE BEGINNING of each year, members of the Sensor Councsl are elected sn thesr Csv scs Psychology classes These representatsves attend councsl meetsngs and relate the bussness dsscussed to thesr prospectsve classes The Councsl decsdes many smportant questsons con cernsng Sensor actsvstses whsch sncludes selectson of the Sensor gstt and plannsng graduatson festsvstses . , , - I: ,B ,N " ' I , V I I. .. ,,.... 1, A V I ' ' f" if f . f 4 , 'I l s 0' ' '. K- I A .l 1 I i r V. - , my g A ' V - Q s , X . P I ,M A 1 e V' f sri J ' , E . 1 ' , 35 A D 'W , Q , 'X -V., r' y ' , , I h ' ' .. . 9 is I -f ss., ,- I A I i X ax . ' 1 I 1 1 u 1 3, Ja T ' , . 1 "- .1-, 'V' 8 'A . J A o g a , I ,W ' Q 5 ' I ' . . ' s 4 " . . sl A - x' L - - ' Bank of America Bunk of Amenca Awurclees Row 'l Zone Fnnallsts a Marmot Sclence and Mathematncs Lorralne Kessler atnonal Arts Sandra Steck Llberal Arts and Patncna Banko Fine Arts Row 2 Runners up Curtls Sldles Anne Pomeroy Drone Llnder and Norm Hollmgshead Rl rli NO 'X -S it John wolf, Judnh Gather: Cqltformq Sgvmgs and Loon Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship Exchange Club Boq and Girl of the Year EQ iii? was Stephanie Wayment GCYY Cfllmef Exchange Club em of the Year Exflwnse Clvb Boy of the Year we -'fe 'Q---I Natrona! Merut Semlflnallsts eated lff nght are Aan Schooner Nell Malltng Karan Ltd holm Jane Fenton Raymond Ott Standing are Kendall Dorsett Judlth Gathers Kathleen Lldholm Emelte Snyder Patrncla Banko Barry Luvo vusku Mark Walder Patrick Marrlott Stanley Wllllams Prunclpal Elbert E Souders congratulates Patrlck Marrnott fmalust Raymond Ott pxctu ed IS a finalist also .J l r ' - ' Q l ? , ' , XJ , Q P rj -X V I - .Q Y ' : ' ' , P t K ' , 4 A 1 ' , VO- ""' ,:"'fN , W, . I .g ' I ill! . 5 H HQMM ...fa t,,fll i-.za f T il H M lg.- xg ,AP -- 'sp . .4 " ' , - X 4, , , V - U 4 : gt. IN I , xv sz J A 1. Q Q X! , -1- ' JJ, K D P p lx ' 6 " f y A ? ' 1. I ll, N Q , A l I ., J 1 ., 1 1 ' 'i' l . ' sv Af R if '- ,I ' M NA ln, ' 5 , e to ' , l f - ' -- , A , . y , - ' I ' ' . PREVIOUS PAGES represent only a smoll number of the many scholarships and special awards received by sensors Unforfunofely due To on early press deodlune they connof be recorded on These pages DELORES GAFFNEY LYNN BRANNON Girls League Scholarshnp Kiowa Scholarship BONNIE GAY NASH Orchesls Scholarshnp Keeney Emelne Snyder Paul Gnuntlnu Roy Ott Row Iwo lr John Wolfe Gerry Flmn Charles Pfefferkorn Dave Rerdenbach Rob Denell Nor pacfured are Pat Marmot? Dove Thurber ond Dave Warrender PAT BANKO U C af Santa Barbara Music Scholarshop Donhellenlc: KQL4 Club KARIN LIDHOLM KATHLEEN LIDHQLM WILLIAM E GRIFFITTS if ' 'S Top science students nominated by teachers in the science department, Row one, I-rr Trina Silberhorn, Anne I b I I - - -I ' I - Z I I I V 1 x x . , ,J J, . 1 il "lDersonaIitu" 6 Lael Livengood, as Cheerlead- er, and Bruce Hobbs, as Senior class President, had excellent opportunities tor expressing their outstanding personalities. EIGHT SENIORS were chosen on the basis ot outstanding personality traits tor "The Most." ln preceding years this election has been open to the entire student body. However, this year tor the first time, "The Most" were elected by Seniors only. There were no nominations, and each person chose the Seniors he wished. "The TQ 97 Spirit Glory Clarke, Pep Commis- sioner, and Bill Cooper, Cheer- leader in his Junior year, were continuing promoters of spirit. ,fr- M.,-... ' -nf . s - ' .-. - -U- -l-was-qu. NUMEROUS SENIOR names were sub- mitted by secret ballot. All ballots were carefully compiled before final selections were definite, and the results of the elections were announced at the Election Dance. Most" "Looks" Being representative ot Ar- cadia High students in terms ot good grooming and appear- ance, Judy Marquand and Mur- ray McClellan were elected best looking. I ! . 1 53 A Q. "l3PC1in5" Being Gold Seal Graduates and by winning other outstand- ing scholastic awards, both Judy Gathers and John Wolfe won the title of "Brains" ll7 STUDENTS at Arcadia High are offered a varied afhlefic program, building p h y sic al stamina and improving sporfs- monship and co-operation with ofhers. The fine sfaff of coaches and gym Teachers help sfudenfs fo realize that win or lose, II's All In The Game. ,Pl 4 I A I 3 Q fr ' , f COACH BILL ZOGG has completed his fifth and final year as Arcadia High School's Varsity foot- ball coach. He attended Westminister College, the University of Utah, Los Angeles State, and the University of Southern California. He played bas- ketball ond football in college. A. ,M H ' 1 .V ,, ' X s-11' ir' 'r r , ,y A Ilan! A 'it' ' H Ninn' DAVE ACKERMAN has been coach- ing Junior Varsity basketball, base- ball and assisting as Varsity line coach during the football season for the past four years. At the Univer- sity of California at Berkeley, Acker- man lettered in Varsity boxing. KENT BARNEY celebrates his third and final year as the Varsity back- field coach, He is also assistant track coach at Arcadia. He played football while attending Loyola University and before coming to Arcadia taught at San Dieguite High in San Diego, Row 1' John D Woodruff Steve Vest, Mike Fraser, Steve Johnstone, Richard Wheatly, Marty Lavine, Ken Wilson, Art Donnelly, Ed Phillips, Gene Miller, Dick aess Row 2 Dick Dodez Bill Campoy, Fred Scalzo, Larry Krogh, Rex Patterson, Starr Everett, Tim Carry, Mike Brent, Charles Jones, Bill Meeker, Brent Wisely Dick Williams Jeff Goldberg Row 3: Wayne Randall, Joe Golf, Rod Florea, Tom McCauley, Dick Whittington, Ted Dukeslavv, Ron Dorazio, Lyle Van Vleet, John X 1-."' ' ,1 'ALJ vi . 5 ' . ." . 3 " . , 1 1,41 X-A-'.7,,vr -2 r -9 .1 4 .. yi ,1 '. .- Y COORDINATOR OF ATHLETICS at Arcadia High School is Roy Wheeler. He attended Occidental College where he participated in football, baseball, basketball and track. For the first semester Wheeler was absent from his post with a heart ailment. Coach Bob Jackson substituted for Mr, Wheeler during his illness. VARSITY FOOTBALL season, i959, was the roughest in the history of the school, with the Varsity squad failing to win a game. Several injuries crippled the Apache offensive and the resignation of Coach William Zogg was regretted by all, In spite of Arcadia's hard-luck, three Varsity players were honored by the All Pacific League Team. Highlighting the year was the squad's out- standing showing against the Monrovia Wild- cats in the final game of the year signifying the beginning of Cross-town Trophy competition. Although the Wildcats won Qi-12, Arcadia's ball playing was the best it had been all sea- son. In the second half Arcadia practically chased the Wildcats off their own field. Wolfe, Jerry Pearring, Steve Waylett, Frank Vaccarro, Tom Jay, Al Miller. Row 4: Dennis Beason, Jon Nausler, Dennis Marquardt, Steve Arnold, Jim Bradley Carlos Sainz, Larry Davis, Les Shultz, Pete Livengood, Tim Chapman, J.--Q .Z iq- . L, 1 .1 '3' 1- ,wi .5 x g ' , ,..'l1?'f." . . .. , FRED SCALZO was chosen one of the two captains of the i959 Var' sity football team, 14 ft' I i 'Q 4 5 Y r . cl-.ixfi ' T 'Qi fr X: 'QA' s, -s. I ' AL MILLER was also elected by his team mates as a captain of the squad. 'Q i Tom McCauley Jerry Pearring - N Erik 1, 2.5, g, , , . 0 . Us 8 V is ' il , , , , 3 - . J- Al , n,-F " ' -val. Il, Ed Phillips Wayne Randall Fred Scalzo All Pacific League Team Back Steve Wayletf 'I 'X ,l Bill Meeker Al Miller Jon Nauslar .i- -,Q f---A f . 4 js -- - ' Vvqpcv- 'While 4f X' Q W 4 A ,avr we-haigxswxgg 'J 4.. , W 1 N BILL CAMPOY carries the ball for Arcadia in -lip Homeroming Home against Mark Keooel VARSITY LETTERMEN i959 VARSITY Lettermen vvere: Steve Arnold, Dennis Beason, Jirn Bradley, Mike Brent, Bill Campoy, Tim Chapman, Tim Curry, Dick Dodez, Starr Everett, Rod Florea, Mike Fraser, Tom Jay, Steve Johnstone, Charles Jones, Larry Krogh, Marty Lavine, Pete Livengood, Dennis Marquardt, Tom McCauley, Bill Meeker, Al Miller lCaptainl, Jon Nausler, Rex Pat' terson, Jerry Pearring, Ed Phillips, Wayne Randall, Fred Scalzo lCaptainl, Les Shultz, Frank Vaccaro, Steve Vest, Steve Waylett, Richard Wheatly, Dick Whittington, Richard Williams, Ken Wilson, Brent Wisely, John Wolte, John Woodruff, Eddie Ball lManagerl, Al Lunsford lManagerl, Les Shultz Frank Vaccaro Sieve Veg: Richard wheaiiey mf: VY:fi"l'l9"" Richard williams on IC agua Second Team pf Rex Patterson Al Lunsford John Woodruff John Wolfe All Pacific league Second Team it '4 Q , fi Brent Wisely sf, Ken Wilson l .l ff ,N 4 i Fighting J. 5 l Coach Don Hewitt celebrated his sixth year at Arcadia High School by taking over the coaching of the Junior Varsity Football team. Mr. Hewitt is also the very able Equipment Manager for the school. Mr. Hewitt played two years of pro baseball and nine years of semi-pro football. He is the friend and confidant of all the high school boys, JAYVEE SCORES Arcadia l3 ................... Arcadia 39 . . 19 Glendale Arcadia 28 .. ....... O Glendora Arcadia 7 .. .. 0 South Pasadena Arcadia l3 .. ..... l4 Whittier Arcadia 41 .. 2 Alhambra Arcadia 33 .. .. 6 Mark Keppel Vis clisplaued Dave Dueker was elected one of the two captains of the Jayvees this year. His ability on the field and fighting spirit was a great as- set to the team. fx Bob Voiles is an athletically in- clined graduate from the Univer- sity ot Southern California. He teaches Biology and History at Ar- cadia and helped Don Hewitt with the coaching of the Jayvees this season as assistant coach. sportsmanship E v 0 , . x 191' xt Steve McCroy shared with Dave Dueker the honrs of Captain on the Jayvee squad. Steve sparked the team many times during the season, i959 JUNIOR VARSlTY Letter- men were: Gordon Anderson, Russ Banko, Steve Black, John Bono, John Boyle, John Bour- quin, Tom Broemmel, Jack Clapp, Steve Copson, Dave Dueker iCaptainl, Ted Dukeslaw, Wes Duncan, Bill Foster, Carter Gengler, Chuck Holland, Dexter Jones, Gary Jones, Bill Lauman, John Little, Jim Livie, Mike Lu- cas, Seve McCroy lCaptainl, Dud Michael, Paul Pflueger, Bill Ray- mond, Wayne Rogers, Mark Schrader, Sta n Smith, John Treichler, Bruce Ungerland, Don Wheatley, Jim Wish and Norm Shapiro lManagerl. NE? ,sr Q , . ifmlgliil' B A ylt' 'P-vt 'ul' f ' A ' " is .fl LJ if 'rsiidillin' Jayvees, left to right. Row I: Stan Smith, Tom Broemmel, Todd Pode, Kip Boisot, Dexter Jones, Mark Schrader, Bill Lauman, Steve Copson, John Little, Wes Duncan, Jim Livie, Gary Jones. Row 2: Wayne Rogers, Jerry Van lrvaarden, Ray Leonard, Don Wheatley, Dave Dueker lCaptainl, John Bono, Mike Lucas, Carter Gengler, Steve Black, Chuck Holland, Bill Foster, Bill Raymond, John Boyle. Row 3: Gordon Anderson, Ted Dukeslaw, Steve McCroy ICaptainl, John Bourquin, Don Nebeker, Dud Michael, Paul Pflueger, Jim Wish, Bruce Ungerland, Jack Clapp, Russ Banko, Jim Parks, Norm Shapiro iManagerJ. Iosrng onlq one game for the uear e Qt qt' ap lF"V ,sd F-16 QQ' X "nr-1-'-M ,,,p'Y an. If 0 ... 164. inf-,Q H W U' Q' nn' fr- " -A Apaches and opposung Jayvees collrde an hastened scramble for the ball 43 Y I?'h. ard' nv: TQ. FY' 'iii M 510 wsfry an "" - -. Q . 4511? ' 7 ,iv" 1- ' '! ' , 4 O Q Tackler brrngs down Arcadua Jayvee un Alhambra game ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL Jayvee grldders emerged from the year 1959 wath a season rec ord of sux wrns and one loss The Apaches one defeat was a close 1314 game agarnst the Cardunals of Whrttrer Leaclung the Junror Varsrty was Equrpment Manager Don Hewrft whose expert guidance garnered the Apaches therr tune record Gary Walker donated has athletic experrence as the squad s sub coach In Cross town competrtuon the Apaches were restrlcted from partncrpatron because ofthe lack of a Junror Varsity team at Monrovra Arcadra was also cut short of a game against El Monte, so the Jayvees enloyed a short season of only four practlce and three Pacuflc League games McCray whose assrstance to the team was rn valuable KU D-B xv- -Q Q -5 'Q u ff' st n-4 'K inf -Q-I. 'iii '-bg Yfa -'Q .4-.A s. A '19 "- ',., -Q, ,, -as x an A -A ig ? Q 'hon In - 1 , s u-5QwQ . A Qs5.,zi.."b 'L 4 Q K 'Tv ' REU' ' -its ' -1 K .4 fr w.-qu Q04 e hrs, Y'-'Q Close pass us massed by Apache Jayvee durm9 Allmmbm "ll 1 5 . 5 1: ' nw ' . ' r ff , gi.. t . sg it -'lr' A - "IT .,, ' ,-1 L f .QS ' X . - th qc':f',,..-A - - ' ' ' ,e.fJ.,fn .A -.-.-gg!-w -7 ' . A Q J, - . - . , ..-,E M -W- M 5 :I .fl ' , , I . 1, ,ty .I A - . yfxgix " A- la. 'fl 4 ' W - - - ' . ' I .,4i..: -gpg ln 14. , ' s ' . . . . . , - A ,, A 4 ey' .A - . .. - - - l ,,.' e 2' ,, I Y. ,i Q. ' Q v N .- 1 l A . I M . . Q l , I C5 .. l- '-.1 , " ' ' ' ' 5' ' ' 5' " , H Y - . l -X - L ' YJ ,, R , . fs , ef' ' f E 1 by S H . . . . -at 9 y - I + V2-.R ,-4 , , . . . I . l ' X , rf ff I A l Q A A 1. rr", N ' .. - ,1,,' - '-53. 'J lr' 'QR '.lZ'.:fs.f-'il 'fl' 3' - A ' . ' . ' Q .Q-.-,, A ,wv,.,V Ulf? A , Co-captanns were Dave Dueker and Steve . l v- ,- ,,,.' ,- y 1,6-4 , - . , , - ue., .. s- - ' A -- - . l-. -I, 1, .- v ,n . . ' A ' A . , , - . i A N ,lun . - " 4, A i . l - ' " " 'Y' .33 ' . 1. , ss. 'Sv . A, "' N' . ' ,rg Z 3 F -U .Q 1 I , . s 5 ,Q s A 0. A ' A lj ' ' . l Q I. 4 A N ,. ' ' rr' Q o . ro 8 - . 1 . - ' . ' ,.:x. 1 - - I . - ,Q ...g Q- Z l 4 . A - r -1- .-,.---- ., - . A X kls .W ' -'--x NT-s-q S. '.. Q, Tv. .'-- ' 1.-' - ' " . s., ' +3 '. ' A. '- Q - . 'sly' ,i-xi 'f-LQ, .. was--N., 1- .Q - - . , - -sys fe' N' xy ' ' . : U ' L an s Coach Richard Carroll is a graduate of U.C.L.A. He has worked with the Bee team for tour years-three years as Assistant Coach and one as Head Coach. While in college, Mr. Carroll played Frosh and Var- sity baseball. K i. 0 Q Q 4, y , , I 'l"...LX Gary Walker was Assistant Coach of the Bee team this season. Mr. Walker also coaches Dee Basket- ball. U ' . .JW . l y ' A XZ' -Q while battling l3's 1 captured X. fi ,ra-cf.. Q.-,,,A """",.,'QZT 'Z 1 h ' 1 ,r N- krjf? 14. A a , K , . A , 3 A , .9546 6 . , .. Apache Bee end snags pass in offensive play against Whittier. Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia l2.. 7... 2O.. 6.. 25 .. 6.. 7.. 6.. l959 BEE SCORES ....OArroyo .. 6 San Marino .. 7 Rosemead .. . 7 Whittier 7 Alhambra .. 6 Mark Keppel .. I3 El Monte . . O Monrovia Ll V45 fl 8 ,Cl gl -' .4 . 9, Q o 6,5 Q1 3 . , P Q 5NX L ' Q4 1 . P S21 " "J E tc,-' .:- 'rg X ,h.-,. 4: f AA ' I ,f ' L J - . '.l A x. BEE TEAM left to right, ROW 'l: Joe Rife, Dave Montague, Bob Sievert, Leroy Smith, Mike Crossman, Pete Bandurraga, Chuck Halliday, Earl Biealerman, John Demel, Steve North, Dick Anderson. ROW 2: Frank Green, Henry Rivera, Dane Sheets, Bill Griffiths, Dan Newton, John Thoe, Dane Caswell, Don Pluim, Jim Poole, Larry Shaul, John Kolar, Jim Rollins, Bill Cogswell, Gregg Butcher, Bill Brave. ROW 3: Harry Taylor, Ron Patterson, Howard Lucas, Mike McKee, Bill Claassen, Ken Dorsett, Jack Wiltse, Dave Hayden, Doug Newton, Dave Carey, Ken Tillman, Dave Miller, Len Nunally, John Richardson, Warren Gray. third place in C' Ken Dorset? Bee co captaun for 1959 Dave Hayden was a Bee co capta n for the 1959 football season League competition. THE BEES of Arcadua Hugh School enuoyed one of theur best seasons un the hustory of the school and funushed wuth fuve wuns two losses and one tue to theur record lt was a season of several wuns un the early weeks followed by tough goung Toward the end Arcadua de feated Monrovua un crosstown ruvalry 6 O Coach Duck Carroll a Bee coachung veteran of three years experuence and sub coach Gary Walker provuded guudance for the squad Captauns Ken Dorsett and Dave Hayden sparked the team on many occasuons Cuted for theur outstandung contributions to the team were Bull Claassen Howard Lucas Dan Newton Doug Newton Steve North Ron Patterson Joe Rufe Larry Shaul Jack Wultse and Harry Taylor Twenty eught boys receuved letters for theur part on the Bee team l959 BEE TEAM Lettermen were Duck Anderson Pete Bandurraga Greg Butcher Bull Claassen Bull Cogswell Muke Crossman Ken Dorsett lCaptaunl Frank Green Chuck Halluday Dave Hay den lCaptaunl John Kolar Howard Lucas Muke McKee Dan Newton Doug Newton Steve North Ron Patterson Don Pluum .lum Poole Joe Rufe Henry Ruvera Larry Shaul Dave Sheets Robert Suevert Harry Taylor John Thoe Jack Wultse and Bull Bravo lManagerl Football 46" Arcadua Bee makes yardage whule would be tackler rolls beh nd Bee dr ve ends n ple at the l ne of scr mage Q 1, 12 .' , 1 3 1 rg L Q' Q -M 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 , 1 1 ' I - 1 . . ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 I I ' 1 1 3 1 1 1 W A I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I Q - . I ' I n 'f 2 I - , 1 ' - l 1 r w T416 tp , E A 1, af 5391+ I Q wr 1, A V. , ,rlyfyykz V K , 1 C TH-,.3A,g"f VU , ' lk ,V, , , . 'L ' ze, 3 - 5 A 1 , 1 I x 1 - - ' 5 1' I , b a ' 1 , l N D ! I it I . - . , I K sn. J 5 . 5 s A V f L' x Y l . l l l l l . ' ' - l . Qarnering second League spot, Cs CEES ot Arcadia High School enjoyed one of their best years in the history of the school. Coach Fred Schwab led his team to victory after victory. Captains Joe Cannon and Jett Mecca added spirit to the team countless times. The Apaches lost the season opener to Arroyo, but did not lose again until the Cross-town football game against the Monrovia Wildcats. A six win, two loss record was garnered by the team. Coach Schwab was pleased with the fighting spirit and good sportsmanship of his Cees Twenty two players were awarded letters 1-.cf ue.. COACH FRED SCHWAB completes his fourth year as Arcadias Cee football coach Mr 4 Schwab also coaches Varsity and Junior Var sity golf 1 5 Q X his-P .V ' T i FRED NAHRA served as Assistant Coach for the Apaches for the first hme He mded Coach Schwab In G JEFF MECCA was chosen by his JOE CANNON also served as a co very Capable monner teammates as a season co captain captain ofthe Cees F Q ee e 'f aweitet' were tem' M " Roaring LQ .. VXNZ' E X-LM ROW 1 Mike Holland Wayne Besecker Jerry Collins Bob Hunt John Hergenrather John Strand John Dean Roger Boettger Bill Harvey Gary Jones Ron Cipriani Gary Andrus ROW 2 Joe CGHDOY1 lCOPYCIIv1l Steve Blffhby Steve Nicholson Allen Henderson Don Axlund Earl Kelly Brent Risse Ken Kelly Bob Lister John Howell Phil Bosl Steve Roberts ROW 3 Greg Kawe Spike Barley Bob Agee Rick Freeman Bub Davies Steve Murphy Pete Love Mel Kaufman Steve Thompson Grady Dodez Bob Chapman Dennis Gumm Corky Kite Robin Waldvogel Gary Schmidt ROW 4 Frank Giambalva Tony Astonas Steve Astorias Steve Palmer Pat Blenderman Gayon Robb George Sahgun Jim Giambrone Buren Van Vleet Bob Loomis Bill Greenway Kerry Tobin Tom Mathis . ,g 1 is A JJ ex . .. gg . v. J .W 'f . Q , f .- --as "at 'H' ' T ' 3 - V xv 4 0: h . .g o 0 XA-9 xsg - b,f 29 v hc -s ' 'N' 1 ' 5- bf ,-".',lz h 1 ' 4 srl. 2 -, . -2 .. ,4 ,EW ,, -t s29g?'1e 3 . T . A I if - . ' 3- .. W - - A - - f 9 is .53!"'1 f l 5. " ' lwf to ' JK 'ffl -i Q all-F 2 O" 4:-ge ' l r Ve X .1 Q' ., Y 'W' , 'Hb M ' "' -"t 'i J' r 5 gm 1 . 'Q . I v Q idk ., . Q - A X--B ll . dj . r Q ' S UB completed their most successful season Arcadna Arcadla Arcadlc Arcadua Arcadia Arcadia Arcadla Arcaclua .ABMW .ll F ang" f-'ff s.. V' if 4' QA Ns ""' 'lilhrv V .L w'-'-Ney' 1 1 fs Cees flght for ball ln Alhambra game 2 O 1959 CEE SCORES 20 Arroyo 0 San Maruno Rosemead 7 Whnmer 6 Alhambra 9 Mark Keppel El Monte 7 Monrovia LETTERMEN 1959 CEE LETTERMEN were Gary Andrus Don Axlund Pat Blenderman Wayne Bo secker Steve Bxrchby Bob Chapman Jerry Collier John Dean Tom Dawney John Her genrather Make Holland Jon Howell Robert Hunt Mel Kaufman Bob Luster Tom Mathis Brant Rlsse Steve Roberts George Sahagun Joe Cannon lCaptannl Jeff Mecca lCaptalnl and David Horn lManagerl 'Vi Aw l r- 4- R 2 NN: 3-"i,1"."x'-i-' 'qfmrf 1' R x v 'MPN in Q., O- AQ - ' ow 'Ki 3.441 ,M 4 hagf d'1u.!N ww X1 'iw Q' -an " p'.,'q"'? f? 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' Varsitu harriers tied for third place GARY CAHIll. sprrnts up an unldentlfled Monrovia harrler In the Varsny Cross Country meet VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY team left to nght ROW 1 Larry Allen John Shaffer Trevor Bower Don Brown ROW 2 Jlm Dorr Gary Cahlll Chuck Rumbaugh Rick Hedrlck l3O BOB JACKSON IS Cross Country and Track coach at Arcadla He attended Occudental Col lege where he partucupated m track and bas ketball Mr Jackson has coached at Arcadla slnce 1953 1 GARY CAHILL was elected by has team mates as Captaun of the Varslty Cross Country squad COACH BOB JACKSON led hrs elght Varsaty Cross Country men through a season of many wlns and losses The squad s one return mg letterman John Shaffer sparked the team on frequent occaslons All erghf of the Varslfy har rners were awarded letters at the end of the season Lettermen were Larry Allen Trevor Bower Don Brown Gary Cahlll Jnm Dorr Rlck Hedrrck Charles Rumbaugh and John Shaffer 5 Y I J 22 A A W J C 4 8 ' 4 a V' -A la ,' I x X R-L 1 . ,, rl 3' 1 - I 4 J ., . ' , 53 ' . . , ft l 'IL D V rt ' , , 1, ' v B : I I 1 . 1 I 1, . . 1 as J, Vfs won Pacific League Championship. . , J l959 JUNIOR VARSITY Cross Country Letternten were: Jett Blum, Mark Carey, David Crandall, Bill Fleming, Manuel Garcia, David Long, Mike Luboviski, Mike Luncl, Jim Osvvald, and Jirn Troxel, Receiving Certificates at Recognition vverez Levvis Akins, Maurice Clark, Pete Cooper, Bob Eisen, Blake Gibbs, Harold Gilman, Pete Groner, Frank Hardinge, Skip Haugb, Bob Hooper Craig Jackson Ron Joiner Larry Kocb Richard Latltarn Carlton McCaslin Ricbard McCre-ary Don Orsi Tocl Pulsifer Hossein Sbirkhani Larry Showalter Rav Varela and Bill Young 50 John Shaffer fnislfes second in the meet against Alhambra ARCADIA ana Monrovia Jayvees lean into start of Cross town Trophy Apaclrte Wildcat Cross Country race it It f ,- ,Z ,.f w I f Dave Lon Don rs Trcxel Fee carer Denns Mc re o c en ow r L rr owalter Skp Hauglw Crfxg Jackson Riclnard La bam nun iuri r w 3 fl '1 m s 1 B 1 s Mike nd l Fleming Mike u cfsk Lev s A ns l3l 1 V 1 A A -1 r 1 ,f A 2 ,. 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Clinnaxinq the best season in Apache historq Leading the Varsity cagers to the doorstep of the C.I.F., Coach Ralph Hooker completed his third season as the squads mentor, He was extremely proud of his team which has been the best so for in Apache history, Varsitq Arcadia 47 Arcadia 49 Arcadia 64 Arcadia 50 Arcadia 55 Arcadia 49 Arcadia 47 Arcadia 57 Arcadia 70 Arcadia 38 Arcadia 68 Arcadia 55 Arcadia 57 Arcadia 58 Arcadia 60 Arcadia 55 Arcadia 62 Arcadia 45 Arcadia 50 Arcadia 62 Arcadia 46 Arcadia 44 Arcadia 46 Arcadia 52 Arcadia 43 SCORES Basketball . . . 53 Hoover .. 39 La Salle 2l Rosemead .. 43 San Marino .... 6l El Rancho .. 46 Dominguez .... 30 West Covina .. .. 43 Pasadena . . . 62 Wilson . . . 42 Arroyo 53 Azusa 36 Pasadena Academy ..... 58 Temple City .. 51 San Gabriel .. 43 Whittier .. 54 Alhambra . . . 44 Keppel 50 El Monte . . . 46 Monrovia .. 53 Temple City .. 60 Whittier .. 45 Alhambra . .. 43 Keppel . . 26 El Monte 45 Monrovia Varsity Basketball team, left to right. Bottom row: Ken Wilson, Dave Reidenbach, Dick Ross, Don Trotter, Don Hand, Phil Mortenson, Dave Taylor. Top Row: Ron Patterson IManagerl, Al Chozen, Steve Baroni, Herb Schmitt, Steve Thurman, Al Miller, Doug Coates iManagerl. i T34 'C inf Sul' t Varsntq casabamen placed thnrcl IH Pacific League Standings 4....'P pt CatanD Had Ph I Morte st Te All Pacfc Leag Txjl evih, Do e Reldenba h o o able Me to L 4-rs 'ai Al Cho Herb Sch l 'PQ Ross 133 Steve Boron: P cfc ea Lettermen COMPLETING the best Basketball season In Apache hlstory the Varsity cagers fought to thnrd place IH the Pacufnc League The tlnal game wlth Monrovna was the decudnng factor that kept the Hook ermen out of the C l F The Wlldcats won by a close 45 43 score Coach Ralph Hooker expressed pride In has squad and awarded fourteen letters to the casabamen T960 lettermen were Don Hand Captann Steve Thurman Steve Baron: Don Trotter Ken Wilson Duck Ross Herb Schmntt Dave Rendenbach Phul Mortenson Al Chozen Al Muller Dave Taylor Rex Patterson Manager and Doug Coates Manager , if ,wav lf' 1 In cross-town competition clqcxinst Monrovia Q5 7 -f .Ui - 'f"' . Q "ir W l xH 2 ll' Q - .a S ' ,. 5 ' ,, in ' , . 1 I ff l 'ff' ii s s f sv 4 ,halw 9- .ss a, .Q , Q s 5 A , V if , - W5 f' -3- fi mrvm , l X e 2 ' I '33 i V4 1 S I U AP 1 It Don Hand goes up lo block Aztec lov-uo in Keppel Wilt, Al Chozen luvnzzs to sliool wliile Don Honcl moves in for n possible rebound 'Y Q 'x Don Hand lws for fwo ogoins' Mark Keopel, while Phil Morienson llefil and Dove Reidenbocli fviglwvl move in rebmmding posilions. Vdrsitq trdded wins with Wildcats 'I ...J Apache Phil Mortensen tenses for Doss Us Kcpoe-I pbmer moves In betviwd ' Q ,' I 1 YY BJ K 'v f ff- - " -if -if Q' ' --ff if fw- - 1 -1,. ,Q-gc ,, z . -gg,-', x. QI Dave Reidenbach drlfefs vw 5 f ' "u-UO '1g'1r'g' ,',',"ro. 11 VV fd:':'s Morfenson K-moe! Denny Mires was chosen as .layvee captain, Jauvees qainea experience in average season fig 'tryin 5 'vi 1 1 uch Ed Simpson has cornzleTed his first year at Arcadia. He coached The Jayvee Team with much success. J. . Basketball ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL'S Junior Varsity Team finished the season with an eight win, two loss record. The team was coached by able Ed Simpson vvho has finished his first year at Arcadia. Simpson was very pleased with his squads per- formance, and the results pre- dict great possibilities for the Varsity next year, Arcadia Arcadia Junior Varsity basketball Team left To right. Boffom row: Gerry Mallery, Steve Stramjne, Boyle. Top row: Steve Murphy lMcina gerl, Dave Raymond, Russ Lislca, Dennis Loieslci, 38 57 48 51 31 51 53 60 39 33 Bill ,7- lx ' I Don Wheatley hoops the ball while Bill Cummings rushes in for The rebound. JAYVEE SCORES Cummings, Les Shultz, Denny Mires, Joe Dave Buivvell, Greg Spnfen, Bill Raymond. ... 39 Whittier ... 40 Alhambra .... 41 Keppel .. 32 El Monte .. 41 Monrovia .. 47 Whittier 25 Alhambra ,... 19 Keppel 20 El Monte .. 32 Monrovia Genova, John K2 S li While bouneq Bees saved manq a eluff hanger Arcadua Arcadia Arcadna Arcadsa Arcadia Arcadra Arcadna Arcadna Arcadia Arcadna Q, 'Yi 46 Whnttner 54 Alhambra 38 Keppel 38 El Monte 46 Monrovua 50 Whlttrer 57 Alhambra 35 Keppel 66 El Monte 26 Monrovia Ray Pascoe completed has fourth year as Bee Basketball coach for Arcadsa with a 5 5 League record Pascoe enloys coachlng the cager squad that ns between the hugher and lower teams of the school Apaches Bull Hedlund and Make Flelds scramble rnto guardnng posntuons around B Basketball B Basketball team left to nght Bottom Row Bob Shvma John Kolar Tony Danz Bull Gruffutts Mnke Fields Roger Evans Top Row Joe Gnovamm lManagerl Jeff Lund Pete Lnvengood Bob Davus lCapta1nl Dave Waldvogel Joe Rnfe Bull Hedlund 1. I t' av vs ' Q . x 5 ll N. ,A Q xc o-'J 1 p- , , -.l X A A K 'tae 1' A Q X-413 d f" 9-1 u , . Q . ' K ,,. .r x , ' A , , t Q 3 ' F ' ' , ., 7 . it l O D M Vx of . ,f 'A r f ' ' xx ,ez 3 , Ev , 5 me 1 l eo pacne Cees had a disappointing season ana Arcadia 24 .. Arcadia 29 . -- Arcadia 31 . Arcadia 40 ... Arcadia 15 .. -- Arcadia 26 .. Arcadia 28 .. - Arcadia 32 .. Arcadia 32 .. Arcadia 27 .. -- . 32 Whittier 33 Alhambra .. 36 Keppel .. 34 El Monfe 29 Monrovia . 21 Whirlier 38 Alhambra .. 41 Keppel . 31 El Monie 37 Monrovia Cl Basketball Sieve McGee lumps for a sho? ai rhe Monrovia basket during the Apache- Wildcrir rilr, while Ron Parrerson, dashes in for cs possible rebound. Sieve McGee shoots in The Monrovia game as Ron Patterson and Don Phares close in ro guard. C Buskeiball ieam, left to riglif Bofiom row: Don Phares, Ken Kelly, Steve Polueris, Wayne Haas, Sieve McGee S'eve Wickes, John Hergenrailier Tom Bailey f ,X 5 fr 3 I rf I .hr WIS, Top Row: Bill Zogg has coached Cee Bas ketloall for The pas? four years The popular mentor is con cluding his final year ai Ar cadia. Cary Bovve, Ron Parierson v., 1 Dee cagers polished ball handling techniques. ALTHOUGH THE DEES had a disappointing season, their ball-handling tech- niques and all around sportsmanship improved as time progressed. Coach Walker was proud of his nf r team and expects that they I K will be good Varsity mater- ial in the future. He expects I. -Ll -Xxx' if to have a better season next year. i , Jim Martin was chosen as captain of the Dees because of his outstanding spirit that - sparked the rest of the Gary Walker has finished his first year gqugd QD mqny OCCQ5iOn5. as Arcaclias Dee Basketball coach. Mr. Walker also coaches Bee football. Apache Jim Martin bounds for a la u in the Arcadia-Whittier D Basketball Arcadia . i9 Whittier Arcadia 41 Alhambra Arcadia 21 El Monte Arcadia 37 Monrovia Arcadia . l8 Whittier Arcadia 29 El Monte Arcadia 28 Monrovia Arcadia Dee cagers Gary Dodez and Jim Giambrone struggle for ball in the Whittier match, Dee Basketball team, left to right. Bottom row: Bob Ault, Rick Moore, Jack Folker, Gary Schmitt, Jim Martin ICaptainl, Bruce Trent. Middle row: Gary Ryness, Rick Winslow, Mike Gail, Edgar Reeve, Cy Madill, Tuvy Tuverson, Mike Luboviski, Len Patton. Top row: Dave Milton, Robin Waldvogel, Phil Bosl, Derald Sidler, Gary Dadez, Jim Giambrone, Phil Surra. N 1 Varsrtu horsehrclers had a rough begmnrna l Qv. Tum Chapman smashes a home run hut IH warm up pracrrce ARCADIAS VARSITY frnlshed The flrsT sux prachce games w1Th a one wan lrve loss record AT press Time The squad was approaching The beglnnlng of League compehhon SporTsmanshrp IS The key word wlTh The Team, and Coach Carroll expecTs good resulTs for The League season Varsrtq Baseball is 1-4 41 1.57 ful-ia, 'P Richard Carroll was Varsxry Baseball coach for the frrsl Tlme Thus year In pre vrous seasons he has menfored the Frosh Team and also coaches Bee Football 51.- FQ' iss.. ff' Scanlon dsscuss Catchers Hayden and SSGSOD League Varsity Baseball Team, left To rrghf Bottom row Duck Naess, Andy Pnfchess, Ed Phrllrps Enc Godfrey, Ron Grambrone lCaptarnl Duck Lundm, Sleve McClm1ock Ken Wrlson, Gary Boefrger Tap row Norm Shapnro lManagerl, Pete Livengood, Stew Asmus, Dave Hayden, Al Chozen, Duck Dodez, Ed Scanlon, Dave Ramrrez, Dennrs Crabnll, Duck Whrrtmgfon lCaptaml, Carter Gengler lManagerl 40 . . . . , I 'gf , , . . Q V -.'s.','.'. A T... ' A . ', 8 V awk'-, - ra I - ., W , 1' A ' 5' R -h-A.o.A.- "Q l "' ,, ., V ,' luv: Q " , T . I . 'Y' , f : air' .ig l all xzfmsf. , W 9. ' , .T L mfg .. 4.3, - K' ' T 32- y '+- L5,. 5 5 . I I - I ' W --nr - . W'- "" " "- U wh .U-,.- f l - -as -0 L . . . X ' M x' .. I . . . L .13 l I A ,X I . 'Sh A T - 3' 4' - - -- ff!-N I 'rr' with a 6- 9 Record at Dresstinne Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia Arcadia 'Arcadia Arcadia 7Muir 6Temple Cify lO Fontana 2 Burroughs 3Temple City 6Arroyo 1 BellGardens ............................4Covina 6WhitTier if-' i? Varsity pitching staff members left to right Dick Lundin Ron Grambrone Eric Godfrey Ken Wilson and Dennis Crabill 'i-.-Kg' r. I Managers for the 1960 season were Norman Shapiro and Carfer Gengler Varsnty mfielders left to right Ro 1 Dick Naess Al Chozen Dick Whrtting ton Mark Walker Row 2 Pete L engood Gary Boettger Paul Ramirez Stu Asmus 'li 4-, 'ffl 4-aa pf-uf N-.A -ark lv- -hu,-4 4 1 aywijw VI' I A9-1 ,ht 4l"a ,qu 4-X" '-fx" er J, ,. ,M 'vi'-5. As. " ,N 1,850 ilrsi 4-Q' LYQVJAR Outfnelders left to right Row 1 Al Chozen Tim Chapman Steve McClintock Q"-' Row 2 Dick Dodez Ron Giambrone Ed Phillips Andy Pitchess Paul Ramirez snags c high fly at third base R - . " -- ff--.., - .r..,....,4 - H y 2-f, 'Q in . -- s '4'.,S , l V I ' , ' I I ' . V I 1, V .3- . . . , J A , .A , 1' l. 4 l Vi- .X Nw .A D' ' lf lb?" V x NVV u"s,.V ' , fr V' , , V H., ' ,g-, . , l ' xx ,, V '- r , . v I ,- -1 , .,V V r A 7 3 - -' A 9 Q X. t. is 'V Q-.5 - , . ., . , - . 4,154 ' - l' u- cf ' 1 I Q ' XXV V- V Al' ! r V . - l ' l A A r V ' xt? 5 - , . . . V . V w V . V V . . . V , . , - 1 iv , , ' . 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W. ."',A' b.-.ar I .',.'5' 'J' 5- Q- I ' ' '1 , w-. .Q .' - '."w'v-.- 5 ' "I"f":V4 V , ' -' f., ' , ' 1 : , , . .L cr. 141 J auvees were undefeated J V Baseball -1 3 for the first 1 fast ball Joe Cannon flrst strung ourflelder slndes Into tag at thrrd by hustllng Pat Blen derman ID an mtra squad tllt 3 Mulr 6 Temple Cnty 3 Fontana 5 Burroughs 3 Temple Cnty O Arroyo Arcadra Arcadra Arcadla Arcadra Arcadra Arcadra 9 Covrna 4 Whittier Arcadia A cadla QE C I 4 SML? vi.-L.: 8 qarnes 'Xing Steve Black right handed side arm pltchmg ace lets fly wlth a blurrrng QE Dave Ackerman took the relgns of the Junior Varsity baseball team for the flrst trme thus year and had led the team to a very successful undefeated season at press fume Mr Ackerman also coaches Varsrty Football lane and backfleld say-rf. ren, 05' Qc f, lx 1 IA 4-nr 'f Y l X vikfla .loyvee Baseball team left to right Bottom row Joe Genova Make Fields Tom Brornmel Ken Sherman Duck Anderson Bull Lauman Dave Burwell Bob 4 Maynard Cralg Martln Tony Danz Jon Howell Top row Ed Ball Gary Hawk Frank Shuttleworth Pat Blenderman Wayne Haas Bob Loe Doug Moore Mark Schrader Steve McGee Leonard Soprano Joe Cannon Fred Porter Q D ' s f . 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Isa-L 'Mets GARY WALKER hnghlnghted has tlrst year at Ar cadra by taklng the rems ot the Frosh Baseball team At press tnme the Frosh had an lmpressuve tnve Wm one loss record Mr Walker also was asslstant Bee x I " " 'KW' 5-law .lxehmw-na? 46" football mentor and Dee basketball head coach S Jim Glambrone strauns for the catch at thlrd base while Ricky Moore sludes to safety X hrsbn 1 i is af' Coach Gary Walker Bob Hunt sprmts for second base whale Steve Roberts stretches for the throw Arcadia Arcadna Arcadla Arcadla Arcadla 2 Temple Cnty 4 Fontana 3 Temple Cnty l Arroyo 2 Monrovia .0 Freshmen Baseball team left to rlght Bottom row Dave Muller Bob Hunt Lambert Morruson Rnck Lawrence Tuvy Tuverson Warren Way Steve Roberts Steve Nicholson Duck Pommer Bob Simpson Top row Andy Papac lManagerl Paul Casey Tum Fnsher Duck Rattenhous Gary Dodez Bob Ault Dennls Gumm I4 Jeff Blum Jlm Gnambrone Jim Graham Rlck Moore Roger Boettger George Sahagun Steve Murphy lManagerl Varsitq and Jaqvee Tennismen and Golfers Vursnty Tenms team left to nght Row 1 Rex Patterson Vrc Carlson Dave Taylor Phul Mortenson Eruc Von Bauer Steve Boomer Row 2 Jan Plulm Ron Patterson Rob Knapp Ted Temple Gary Hastrngs Gentry Shaw Bob Batrd Bob Duetze RAY PASCOE has coached Arcadra Varsut y Tenms teams to four of the five Pacnfnc League champnon shnps they have won At press Tnrne thus years team was 6 8 rn the season Tennis Teams AT PRESS TIME Coach Ralph Hooker was leadnng hrs Junlor Varsity Tennusmen Into League competltuon with an undefeated record In practice play Arcadua ns a potentlal Paclfnc League champnon thus season Hook er also coaches Varsnty Bas ketball Jayvee Tenms squad left to nght Row 1 Jack Stephenson Corky Kate Joe Grovanrnr Tm Luttl Rlclc Kleln Row 2 Stan Davues Jrm Dahl Steve 44 Murray Nell Hardlng Don Phares Jrm Hoover Bull Bancroft Bottled toward a Daerfre League vlctoru fd R Varsrty Golfers left to rght Bottom row Duck Grrnstead Gene M Iler Bll G ff tts Mke Brent Bull Mclean To Vogel Ha ry Taylor R ck Long O QQ Teams COACH FRED SCHWAB has led the Arcadla golf team to the Pacnfrc League champnonshup for three years stranght The wullnngness Intense practuce and good sportsmanship of the team has gamed them many hon ors and Coach Schwab has been extremely pleased wuth s y ars su s Schwab also coaches Cee football Arcadua Arcadna Arcadua Arcadua Arcadla Arcadia Arcadra Arcadsa Arcadza Arcadua Arcadua Arcadia Q 'V tp'- Vi 4' X1 Jayvee Golfers lef to rght Bottom row Chuck Church Russ Banko Allen Potter Top row Dck Rddle Dave Jacobs BII Greenway Q9 55:21 I p row Pat McCarty Bob ll Hoover 13 San Gabriel I5 Burbank 15 Montebello Whittier lO Chatfey 28 Chaftey 17 Muir 7 San Manno 13 Alhambra 32 Burroughs 2 Monrovia 145 L ' - x t 'J . as K . .K if J r 'Q' 1 -V Ill, 1.3 SI j,k:2l,!--QU At press time, Varsitq tracksters were BOB JACKSON led the track teams in his usual fine manner and contin- ued producing winning squads tor Arcadia. Although the 1960 season did not start as well as last year's, Jackson expected a strong showing in League competition. GEORGE FULLERTON, accompa- vt. .. nied by Kent Barney, assisted Bob Jackson in the coaching of Apache track teams. This is Fullerton's first year as assistant track coach, and he received much thanks for the help he provided. is of 'J c 1 -3 E' V. ' if nfs, .QQ 'ff' , I - is W P t Q fl 4' Q- K4 sf f 4,5 , Y , ,, - L- ,Q , ' ' -2- - A - T. s, f W . 1 L 1' X x . H- 'Ta-i ' V '!' V " ,fx wa.. l Q :ik ' ,rf'gLl'3.,fff' .ll 'JY .4 Q , Steve Vest takes the second hand-off from Ken Burgett in the VG I Varsity Relay against Whittier. f - la -,L Hp Varsity Track team, left to right Row 'I: Chuck Holland, Keith Garrick, Lyndon Larson, Mike Fraser, Bill Raymond, Dave Reidenbach, Pete Cooper, Marty Lavine Art Donnelly, Mark Carey, Mike Lucas. Row 2: Wallace Kiridel, Ken Burgett, Chuck Brock, John Boyle, Dave Dueker, Richard Wheatley, Ed Simpkins, Ray Leonard Don Brown, Jim Wish, John Shaffer, Roger Martin. Row 3: Stan Smith, John Little, Steve Vest, Larry Allen, Dudley Michael, Lyle Van Vleet, Tim Curry Jerry Pearring, Corky Jones, Richard Williams, Tom McCauley, Bob Hershman, Baird Caswell, Dave Sheets. 5 holding clown League position while BGB JACKSONS Apache Varsity Cindermen were head! ing for the Pacific League Championship at press time, and won their first League match against Whittier, The Apaches passed a major milepost by placing third in the El Monte Relays, Class A events. Sparking the team were harriers John Shaffer, and Corky Jones. Shaffer and Gary Cahill displayed excellent per- formances in Cross-Country competition before track season began. -Qi- i 1 ' . px L? Marty Lavine follows Through after a heave in the Shot put contest against Azusa, Bees aimed their efforts at 1 Q if as 'f"' 'U -. , T ie Q' 'I 5, i A' John Ewing lunges over the bar in the Bee High Jump. . 5 ' ' . E' , I . , - 74,115-'Q' sy. . Q ,af- Dick Wimbish executes a leap in the Bee Broad lump against Whittier. BEE TRACKSTERS brought many honors to Ar- cadia this season, and performed to their usual high standards in ability and sportsmanship. Bees placed third in the El Monte Relays, a time showing against tough opposition. ln practice track meets, Bee spikers showed much ability which garnered them a win in The llrsl League mcllclll Ggolnsl Wllllller' Gary Cahill breaks the tape in the Bee l3204yard run, followed by Chuck Rum- bauah. Bee Track Team, left to right. Row 'lz Bill Cogswell, John Kolar, Bruce Ungerland, Sam Wenzel, Jim Livie, Jeff Luebbers, Dick Wimbish, Dave Caswell, Bob Edmiston, Steve Copson, Tim Crews, Don Pluim, Row 2: Richard Latham, Chuck Rumbaugh, Larry Shaul, Gary Andrus, Gary Cahill, Dave Crandall, Rick Hedrick, Dexter Jones, Hossein Shirkhani, Les Shultz, Leonard Cirino, Steve North, Pete Bandurraga, John Bourquin, Tracy Smith. Row 3: Doug Soule, Roger Bailey, Ken Dorsett, Jack Wiltse, John Mumford, Bill Gartner, Maurice Clark, Dick Bardin, Dave Carey, Dennis Beason, William Gibbs, Bill Cooper, Bob Davis, Larry Koch, Jim Oswald. 1 ,F at the League championship and - 9 xv ':..,, Leonard Cirino vaults over the bar on his way up io 'I'I feet, 6 inches, his besi for the Whittier track meet. 5 -'Kp Gary Cahrll breaks the Tape an the 1320 yard race agamsf Whnmer lZUw ,jc 'Q 1 an Denms Beason fxnlshes for rhnrd place IH The lOO yard dash an the Alhambra mee? 5 r 'W --1 cuao- Q . l 4 Howard Lucas fakes The last handoff from Dexter Jones In the Bee Relay agamst Roger Bmley Sho, pms In The Azusa ,mek mee, Q Whmfer Y . ' l' if 'V 4 . Q l"' V- , 1 . ' l I: u "I: ' -I-W 4 JA ol - - , . . . . I -. .h r- I Q AN' Q .- W . '5 xt C . if ,s V' , in .3 X! ' ' F' I . ,, - - fl . ' " '-' ' K 4 "'A Q A .A I- Al ,wg-. 5 V? f . 9 ,," ' Af- 'V' .. . f' . , Cees made historq bu winning e x Rvws, , ,M I ' 2 Y 7 T fl l9"f'T" A . l John Hergenrather clears the bar in the High Jump at Arcadia during the Whittier meet. lg A-fl, Dave Long breaks through the tape in the 660-yard against Alhambra. ,anis A ' CEE CINDERMEN were again vying Tor The Title of "Pa- S- T'-is gy cific League Champions" after Their Class win at The El Monte Relays. The Cees won The Relay by a close one point margin over the Monrovia Wildcats. Each member of The Team ,L .Q gained valuable experience under The direction of Coach Bob Jackson and his reliable staff. 9. Q- f V y ' ' 4 ' L- fn, t M i rw. Ae , 1-nz' . 1 1 , Q.: ,' 4, - - A T 1 11' .f,,l,+ , , , , we f..-45- vii - -,i .,, W V . 1 ,h , - ,:x 1g, ,e?2.Vk.,.k-L-, V,ik5,4:Vwe-V: QV- ' .-N-Sv, H V: Ron Giambrone competes in the Broad Jump during the Azusa meet. Ceo Track team, left to right. Row 1: John Oliver, Bill Claassen, Dean Pearson, Ted Fouts, Dan Newell, John Dean, John Strand, Barry Koch. Row 2: John Hergen rather, John Simmons, Dave Long, Craig Jackson, Mike Dye, John Bardin, Brant Risse, Bill Harvey, Mike Luboviski, Steve Burchby, Bill Fleming, Gary Rees. Row 3: Fred Hawes, Jack Frazier, Kerry Tobin, Manuel Garcia, Jeff Mecca, Bill Young, Tim Frakes, Gary Schmitt, Howard Lucas, Don Liddiard. first place in the EI Monte Relaqs 7- . .2 , 5.7 N 5 , 1 'n Y rr 21 ,L 1-, l o u rs . ig "" , . - ., 1, 0 K . , -.- U iinvru 0 - l ' 'Ziff' 4-A-e "- 5 '..e..'- F Bill Clacssen and John Oliver exchange baton in Relay against Whittier. B 3 "' wr D' - Dave Sheets sprnnfs to a vucfory rn the Cee 100 yard dash against Alhambra Y I r l.'a I l. EQ- 'b ff: 5 Nm Y' .31 ""f Dove Sheets takes hrsf place In The Cee 180 yard dash ar Alhambra S ...4.uni Bull Soule heaves fhe shot during the Whnther meet In Yr John Mumford sfrudes for The Cee 1320 vnctory an the Alhambra meer X F J , . , . ,A , lf. h A , 51 - y J 9 1:13 ?3 gg X. 1 A .- v H 57 A I ry , I , 9 ' H i'.1'11f'- 11 f 1 rj! . , , H , 1 n in . I tall I ' " Q U "' A ' , ' g A . . . . "' 9' ' . e . ,, 'ff v 0 1 ' 1 i - ,,,f 4 1' V . .. . , W 4 1 , . I of I 55 5, ,ISI Y . "ul, LIN-.. 1, ' ' - " '--M-kj--Q it . -. "f" " Q -N167 - I I V , 'V' . A .e - . r f . V ' ' Q 1 f Sf :. '- I. K fr-4 - " V A ' I L' vA':.z9 I E- -D , Y . ' .L L , . ,y 0, . A--AY P in ' I Y , A.-Q y -- A Li.A7'f:- 1 2, 1 7 1" H , ..' Coordination whsle Iearnunq techniques ana rnastennq IW 'SI Mnss Mama Peterson M S Mdrllln Cld ke TENNIS BASKETBALL softball volleyball archery golf and speedball are some of the games the gurls play to accomplish co ordlnatlon co operatlon and good sportsmanshlp Also by playmg these games they become more skllled and they develop a sense of falr play and teamwork Plwysncal Educatlon IS a requirement for all gurls who In order to graduate must have successfully "ffx'5! no 'V' Mrs Mary Blot! 3 A""X s D one Soldwedel ANOTHER FAVORITE ndoor sport s the trampol ne IN THE STRUGGLE fo the ball someone made a toss, b t will 't go 'n The g rls take turns on the tramp n order for e erone basket for a po nt or bounce off the r' for cz rebound? 7' ff. xr lg 3 , 5 V 'K Girls Dhusleal Education Staff is ,,I ' A 'Q' l rf-fi 1 t kk I R f . T 44,6151 r X u I I the Skulls un Tennus Golf Baclmunton Softball Volleqloall 4 92 u.-9,1 Q sd in 'apr ar A, A -,hr wg? ,fi-jk any 'aff M64 0,13 am an -1 1+ 'W M" -wif' meh: ,139 W1 ,-1. wr 5 'Q' 'm.?S1,f'?L ,Ln mall 0 ,am W fri vs ,I it 1' ,eh Nr 33 .n ' .1 'N X Arcadua Apaches havent forgotten how to use the bow and arrow Wuth theur skull and marksmanshup they can hut the bulls eye almost any day of the week A favorute ruuny day sport for Apache maudens us a good game of badmunton un the gurls gym -v4""" Augs- -'QW' Zikllv- I ,ag -an 'foam N! These three gurls represent the advusory councul whuch makes sure the gurls follow rules to be used un the gym THE ADVISORY COUNCIL was formed to make sure that the gurls uphold the rules made to be used un the gym They make sure the gym us kept clecun and the gurls aren t tardy for class Volleyball, a luvely game whuch can be enuoyed by all, provudes a challenge of gettung the ball over the net to every gurl un the game . . . . 9 er 9 9 3 ls u I ,Q - I 95754, M ' 5: A - 'Q Y x-'f' f! .Oils TI --'l , .l ' -1 gl Lu 'lr.3i , E ". 1 A53 I 1 55 .Q . ,Q,f-mv A ' - 1 -1, ,Q z g ', 'I 5 1- -.. -. Q- ,A I i ' a. V , 1 ,i -I,,: .1 ,..... L., '...1 :. , ,r-. 4 1 V- 04 L t r . . PX u ,- -A A K - 1.2 grsiq- Af,-f'1f7 43 A fu fazieaiuizu-' if' - fl "af Fi-75? ' ' "-" " - we H- f ' ef -f. 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A home run or o strnke' Tenms ns cz fovornte outdoor sport The gurls often ploy on the tennis courts or hrt the boll against the buck bogrdg e g ol of every grl s to hut the bull over the fence fo I at , u Speedboll c very cctlve game tokes home run ,,,t Ns -xmgg-f 'UU-H10 lla 'QA ff X.-1 lk 4 C1 lot of skull ond teamwork Fun ond excitement ore both combuned an o lost movnng game of speedboll l56 Cooperation ana fair plau are all important Modern dance ts a class for gtrls who luke to express and compose dances from vanous ktnds of mustc Bestdes expresstng and compostng dances they try keeptng thetr watstltne under control the fun way Freshman FRESHMAN GAA ts sponsored by Mrs Vtrgtnna Stone It IS only t Freshmen who usually plan to go --8 on unto regular GAA tn comtng years It meets on Wednesdays at 9 AM In the gurls gym There are approxtmately twenty sux members tn the Freshman GAA The two representattves tor thus group are Sally Weer and Dena Mossar They .f'- and compete In many sports Row 1 Judy Reuter Sharon Fagan Kath: Daver on Dena Mossar Chns Hlls Penny Ltftle Jackte Mullen Row 2 Pat Mtlazzo Jean Jozefczyk Dane Donnelly Sue McGtll Laura Sthvonen Paula Mtlazzo Cheryl Haynes Row 3 Trudy Chapman Betty Callahan Laurte Tart Vtrgtnta Galbratth Dtanna Garfteld Nancy Paslaqua Bonnte Karlqutst . . or 1 , ' ' ' ' L X 55:1 t . . , L, ,A l ' ij? . h . ' Q 'i f X . 1 . A ' I' ' ,tg l D5 . ' ft 3' .,, A . nn A 'v 1, , have play days with other schools '- ,-f ff, ' , J Q If X - t e ,yf 4 V 1 1 ' Ports of the gurls phqslcol educotron program 'N' IQ is Vx 3 Mass Carol Lawson and Mrs Vrrgmla Stone are the GAA sponsors thus year Mrs Vrrgrnra Stone rs the Freshman G A A sponsor Durrng G A A the gurls have ployclays where they compete wrth other schools ID During GAA the girls hove on exciting game of Vol a varuety of sports to see whrch school wrns the most games Ieybcll They also play many other sports after school L L. ROW 1 Nancy Werdman Eluse Bryant Barbara Wrllrams Pat Powers Suz: St Thomas Rosemary Pupo Marlene Anderson Duane Srmpson Sandy Krngdon ROW 2 Shrrley Duhn Georgra Hrldreth Vrckr Wells Barbara Howard Jer: Leavenworth Marran Mornsse Lrnda Haldreth Rosemarne Adarno ROW 3 Barbara Schrurff Cathy Jackson Jean Armstrong Vrckr Bowman Anne Keeney Sue Robertson Beth Johnson Mary Wayne I , P ' 9 yr Q , ixj ' l Q 1' . J' "' r nw-1-1 1, v A 5 S- 1r'vf -' -. 1 1 ----- -1 A, ,, 'I In ' , N l . ' ,v JL ' 1 X, , , I .. ' ' H K I . X X Q I , Q . ., 5 ' ' x l ' ' -fa 4 xy, Miss cARoL LAWSON is the o. A. A. sponsor this year, and J , " . J I 0. , N, y r B .3 - A 157 THROUGH rendering services to the school and the community and participating in social func- tions, all students enioy the var- ious organizations on campus. Participation of every student in one or moregof these organiza- tions creates the Present Laugh- ter of Campus Life. 45,,. LQLLqhte.r + .I .1117- 9 uv., 4 . ' X' is 3 " .,f"if ' O . IZ: I . , I , . . ' W , 51, 4 1' ' 720 f ru , , ' Y.: t ' 2 V . s Q 4' A- - 4- W . ' Q V . U 7 A V . 'L 5.-1'-Q' ,L -:.aq "f'9 :l' , 1- i 1 ,gy i...f' . 1' ,xx . A o'. 'v J' Ii. . , A 1 r , , - 1 li-fir I "Q0'.F1'xK,'d:' 4 If X 6 lYTlCQY'ClUlD COUYNCH co-ordinatecl club work, f 'QI ,rf 5 PM in all' o Q.. Q? as Oo li- 'lufi E lille! K ,q+f.f.., .x44l'o. wet. H i ., 1 4 , f H la -NA.,g k rw xfgl I, 35 I, 5- ..- ,Q as 't-ot.-' ., ,'g,Q 'Y Q' - ' -v V' ' " fa"-' X' 7 Row 1: Nancy Lyke, Wendy Meguiar, Kendra Bock, Ginger Matheni, Mary Manly, Jean Baxter, Dave Crandall. Row 2: Joan Hill, Sara Ogilvie, Marian Morisse, Beth Jognson, Sandy Steck, Pete Cooper. Row 3: Steve McCroy, Neil Harding, Hank Randall, Kathy O'Keete, Elaine Spaulding, Ann Mahoney, Chris Vance. Scholarship Club Row 1: John Curtis, Philip Surra, Phil Bosl, Elaine Spaulding, Janet Bryant, Elise Bryant, Carol Gillis, Trina Silberhorn. Row 2: Rosemary Mortensen, Barbara Beason, Dolores Gaffney, Anne Keeney, Kathleen Lidholm, Carolyn Syphers, Meredith LaVene, Roberta Wood. Row 3: Marian Spaulding, Sally Doolan, Carol Jusenius, Nancy Lyke, Mary Lyle, Beverly MacKinnon, Alice Covell, Betsy Thorsen. Row 4: Stephen McCray, Jim Hoover, Bill Harvey, Ken- neth Brown, Douglas Ford, Robert Milton, Joe Glovanini, Harold Gilman, Paul Giuntini I A all l ,Y l Ai C. S. F. accepted top ranking Scholars, UNDER THE DIRECTION ot Albert Acton, Co- ordinator ot Pupil Personnel, and Steve Hough- ton, Student Body Vice President, the lnter Club Council consists ot one representative from each campus club, The members helped to plan the Homecoming tloat and parade, At meetings they also reported on their club's activities. CSF sponsors: Miss Diana Wearne and Arnold Gallegos. Not pictured, Miss Jean Stewart. .. 9 Q' Through the organization of the I,C.C., the Homecoming float was decorated by two representatives from each club. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB is an honorary group composed of those students who have received a minimum ot four A's, one B and no C's, making a total ot twelve points. "A's" count three points and iiB's" count one point. An accelerated "A" counts 3.75 points and a HB' in an accelerated course counts l.75, Members must have satisfactory Citizenship and Ettort grades. Row 1: Ronald Ellis, Daniel Evans, Judy Rinek, Dorothy Janks, Mary Lee Stewart, Pat Banko, Margaret Owen, Judy Gathers, Ellen Dumbacher. Row 2: Nancy Hughes, Judy Todd, Pat Alpaugh, Jane Golbach, Karin Lidholm, Janet Syphers, Elaine Drew, Lonnie Vroman. Row 3: Janet Lawson, Karen DeBard, Carolyn Goodman, Cynthia Anderson, Gretchen Shr, Martin Roysher, Charles Pfefferkorn, Dennis Anderson, Joan Bresnan. Row 4: Jim Greiner, Steven Erie, Tom An- deregg, Joe Walker, Richard Albert, Bob Nicolois, Jack Clapp, Gerry Mallery. V1 ,.-' ,af Al"CClCllGYX Staff provided a pictorial my Af' Judy Wolters Editor In Chief ANNUAL STAFF MEMBERS under the guidance of Mrs Hazel Reegler worked diligently to provide students with an outstand :ng pictorial of the past years events lt was the arrn ot the staff to make this annual surpass in excellence the award win ning 1959 ARcADlAN if L Yi JJQ Judy Wolters consults with Mrs Hazel Reegler sponsor on some qi i Copy K Lael Livengood and Nancy Clark Activities Editors study .I Q proofs for their section if T I 1 1 A A Wx Janet Spitzer files negatives as Dee Linder studies art S6l9CTl0fl5 John Stava Annual photographer took pictures of all school 62 activities for the yearbook 4 'N E 'ist- . '55, X J- K X ,x e . J f qv E1 X 9 A 4 R w - 'X 'f.,".c xl , 'N ' all , x g 9, . 4 'E - 4 U - T ' ' . a -a - a 7' -- t "' - K I . . . . - ,K . ' ' T T th , ,I gi U 7 F N l I 1 l' X f f J ' t 'rl ' I f Q, Q , , r 1-I , A A Q X - , X X ' Xx, F -X . , 1 A , record of ever-shifting scenes and cast, klkx . it l 1 NM lit . l f.".,,. 3 lift. . Jeff ' lflfflzr ' gc. J 1 -XA-xg A I ll i1-'ls' Lindo Braley, Carole Pitts, and Bob Melbo were in charge of government and sports. Advertising was handled by Betsy Thorsen and lf ,X I :- Paige McKenzie. STAFF MEMBERS concluded a busy year which began with the selling of ad- vertising, planning page layouts, writ- ing copy, proofreading galleys, and fi- nally circulating the Annual. A trip to Yearbooks, Incorporated, Arcadian Pub- lishers, introduced the staff to new ideas for producing a superior yearbook. Nancy Mason handled administration, while Sue Pollock was responsible for organizations. Karen Kelley, annual. Jo Ann Pedersen, Sheri Baker, and Barbara Campbell check over proofs for the I6 APCICHQ DOW UVOW reported newsworthu events gs-x fi -KN '15 L, 'TW-'r 'ex .-Q., 'we Q Gayle Alward Jo Ann Watson Kann Kloke Bob Melbo Furst Page Editor Second Page Edltor Thnrd Page Editor Fourth Page Edna: ,.,..-f Dave Barnard and Kathy Wymonn prepare copy for the Pow Wow l APACHE POW WOW staff members endeavored to keep the student body untormed on all Important cam pus functions This Involved meeting darly fifth period to vvrnte copy proofread galleys plan page layouts sell advertusung and meet the necessary deadlvnes The re sult of thrs was a successful publncatnon which the stu dents enyoyed '27 ,LT ,nw ai .4 Al Chuen Bob Melbo and Carlton McCGSlIn DV0Vld9d Gayle Alward Karen Kloke Jo Ann Watson and Leslne Neuberg consult A o record of sports events wnth Mrs Hazel Reegler sponsor 27'-We fffdif' ' A SEMI-MONTHLY publication, the Pow Wow had eleven mlembers. During the year a few editorial changes were made: Leslie Neuberg from First Page Editor to Press Bureau Editor, Gayle Alward was assigned to the first Page, Kathy Wyman was named Third Page Ed- itor in place of Karen Kloke, who was ill. Ana Marie Fanes ioined the staff at mid-year. X E db-if Jo Ann Watson and Carlton McCaslin relax o moment between deadlines ds Pow Wow staff members are left to right: Gayle Alward, Dave Barnard, Kathy Wyman Bob Melbo Al Chozen Carlton McCcslin, Jo Ann Watson, Leslie Neuberg, and Karen sa- Q H , 9 X ls Outstanding vocalists presented a well-rehearsed James Neumeister Vocal Director A Cappella JAMES NEUMEISTERS vocal groups have accomplished the feat of becoming outstanding and well-known in both the school and community. The music program being very complete at Arcadia High School, many students participate in it for three or tour years. As Freshmen they start out with Girls' or Boys' Glee Club and then continue on with Mixed Chorus. Mixed Chorus members enter either A Cappella Choir or Chanteursg both are competitive groups. CHANTEURS have provided mu- sical entertainment at numerous school, community and P.T.A. func- tions. They initiated the Christmas holidays by singing carols in the halls. To keep up their high quality of performance, the group holds competitive try-outs in the spring. A 2... l l HIGHLIGHT of the school year for the A Cappella was the presentation of their annual production of Han- del's "Messiah" at Christmastime. The group also sang at many other school and community functions. Row 1: Sharon Suter, Sondra Turmon, Teryl Mowat, Linnie Young, Lynn Adams, Peggy Karen Waermo, Linda Carter, Penny Roche, Billie Wyatt, Linda Frederickson, Pat Donna Poppelreiter, Cindi Youts, Sue Rehwaldt, Jane Golbach. Row 3: Pam McShane, Campbell, Judy Cameron, Cindy Ellis, Mae Miles, Randy Kusik, Pam Wilson. Jody Hayden, Linda Feise, Janice Livacich, Lucinda Sanders, Merrill Schoonmaker. Smethurst, Frank Hardinge, Steve Vest, Ken Major, Richard Sherman, Chris Miller, musical reportoire at school and club functions, l t CCM- 4 , ,:'m?. QJ'g Q L :. .- ' li 3 WT K xi' , Y 1 l 7 4 A 'V V V W.f Row 1: Geri Walovicz, Linda Little, Taffy Giggey, Cindy Ellis, Randy Kusik, 1 F Row 2: Charles Hancock, Dick Leach, Wayne Woods, Derek Smethurst, S Dennis Loieski, Bill Weik, Jim Ottoson, Greg Bertram, Row 3: Bonnie Nash, Julie Morsch, Pam Reuter, Sue Miller, Karen Waermo, Sondra Turman. Cv Qs Donegan, Carolyn Slemmon, Bonnie Nash, Carol Hebing, Carol Scandalis, Jeana Barclay, Sue Phares, Eileen Cochran, Kathy Parkins, Row 2: Leese, Jim Augenstein, Bob Chilton, Charles Baumbach, Gerald Larson, Sydney Thompson, Dawneen Nanninga, Carolyn Crockett, Dina Smith, Kay McPheeters, Cherie Cochran, Jeff Lund, Dave Waldvogel, John Garton, Murry McClellan, Gentry Shaw, Bruce Hobbs, AI Barnes, Jane 4: Anita Omohundro, Diane Clinton, Chris Wingard, Sue Glass, Harlan Free, Edric Green, Jerry Rein, Bill Weik, Bill Miclean, Tom Heinz, Linda Moore, Pam Neely. Row 5: Rita Murphy, Judy Schafer, Linda Little, Joanne Byron, Wayne Woods, Phil Mortenson, David Taylor, Derek Nancy Burger, Gerri Walovicz, Sharon Houston, Virginia Heale, Carol Evans, Chris Henry, Suzanne Dobrei. Beginning singers practiced eonseientiouslg 'T , 1 if , -il Y 'Q 1 - j- - M . -' ' Q? Y 9 L lit? - ' 'Q "' DE 35 S5 ig? if ', , ' -W i- 'Q -. 14 Q 4, - , Y e 1 'er ., , 1- A ', ,V Ry -1 l ', .- 47 V, I - A C 'sf " 3' A Q .. J , f Ls -, .2 , ax a 1 H fi. VC? . A. ', cr--' cz: wr 2 5 - ' ' F IS, THOSEQ participating in girls' Glee were given their first tltiste of Ir' the enjoyment of an Arcadia High vocal group.l Being introdletl to Row 'l: Victoria France, Patricia Morton, Judy Wagner, Laurel Dahl, Kay Courtney, Susan Shelly, Laura Scandalis, Connie Cantwell, Donna Howell, Linda Pauley, Carolina Lamb, Janice Mendel, Ann Huber, Linda Damery, Mary Lyle, Carol Brodhead, Holly Montgomery, Rita Osti, Jane Sanders, Kathy Frakes Keith, Sandy Draughon, Beverly Beckwith, Jeanie Fisher, Sandy Bianchi, Mary Rosati, Helene Sprague, Shrvon Fagen, Row 4: Linda Roscoe, Pam Jones, Lonnie Mare Varela, Carol Leland, Anne Waterhouse, Pat Anderson, Marsha Battany, Wendy Biddle. Row 5: Karl-ty Gregg, Connie Baxter, Roberta Regwaldt, Susan tf 't Wrobbel, Susan Fields, Carol Irons, Evelyn Aos, Janet Newrneyer. -fi. 1, , , iw. Y- 4' s f E .xg ' 1 tuna: I X , 1:7 ' rr s 2, 5 2-, .4 s , ff O sr - J I A 3 - 1' 5 V ' .7 l YL 4 A M1 1,-" A I 4 v who were year vocal stu- dents Neumeister Row 1: Sharon Prawnlee, Donna Faber, Diana Bristow, Diane Dickson, Carole Taylor, Linda Baird, Sue Sarwine, Elaine Shurlrus, Row 2: Barbara Brock, Kaye Sue Sornrner, Jackie James, Lorraine Miller, Poxana Herckner, Carol Meufeld, Barbara Morse, Marrlyn Winters, Claudia Needham. Row 3: Linda Meyer, Carol Gal Malone, Sidney McLean, Steahanie Larnb, Carolyn Bradley Judy Merbitz, Barbavw Field Donna Atkinson, Posey Woodfmrd, Kathleen Kerske Sue Peters V68 Susan Fox, Linda Paslaquii, Hillary Srni'h, Arlene Taty Parnela W.lkin, Ru'h Picker, Margo Garwood, Janet Vogl, Joyce Sfetyeng, Bgflggrg BUSH, Ameltq Jrn Sorry Tony Bo-yee, Pobert Thompson, Mike Lund, Mike Albert, Robert W: h i - V ' ' ic rnan, Fyel ne Hirdb icks, Valerie Miller, Nancy Welvs, Mary Hutcheson Nfl W lliarns, Jirn Poll.ns Paul Spencer, Penn Wh tv, Bob Towell, Doug Coates, Ffirl Kelty, Pick Leach Al Barnes, Gerry Pon, Dirk Whittington, Slselley McDonald to achieve membership in advanced groups 1 ' Y-flf' 1 L ab d, 4 W 1 K f ' ' nf. ' ,Sha 'vs J Q , ll -1 f " F 4 . yr 5 l f K af ' J Z . .. , i of' 4- f Q? 9' i v v J f x G . ' Q' - 'f ,x- . '. ,Y , .nm tge basic elements of singing, The girls prepared themselves for orkjin Mixed Chorus. ' s Anderson, Sandra Turmen, Linda Perla, Carolyn Regel, Dorothy Blood, Susan Hollander. Row 2: Kathy Sollarzo, Pam Page, Pam Higgins, Kay Days, Kathy L D h . . . . , aura unap. Row 3, Linda Vogot, Susan Banta, Sharon Biaselli, Carol Jusenius, Susan Lightfoot, Melinda Hall, Carole Cooper, Pat Sharp Mardi M'lfer, Michele Vromzn, Mary Ann Feichmann, Suzanne Jones, Madelyn McKenzie, Candy Pontius, Kathy Chambers, Sharon Bosserman, Roberta Mullen, Donna Lang, Fox, Sheryl Smith, Judi Blair, Teresa Gleason, Kevin Connell, Cheryll Haynes, Paula Marshall, Nancy Good, Sandy Obert, Carol Bennett, Janet Lawson, Ginger A trained them les for c into either ACa nny Morton, Susanna Judd, Patricia Cowing, Linda Lancaster, Juliann Price, Susan Molina, Marilyn Byrlf t, Barbara Thompson, Sandra Scherer, z, Grace Kennedy, Sharon Page, Judy La Clere, Marilyn Russell, Carol,n Layne, Christine Foster, Linda Collins, Sandra Schaefer, Patricia Jones, Smith. Row 4: Sharon Lamb, Jackie Fisher, Laurel Green, Beverly Howard, Meredith La Vene, Carol Bennetf Judy Summer, Shirley Elrlcens, Erny Wilson, Aarlene Gatewood, Kendall Lowe. Row 6: Anna Ziebe, Diane Pautery Carter Gengier, Tom Broemrnel, Dan Stowell, Glen Way, Gary Kleclcner, Jim Chism, usan Bush, Vicki Wing. 1 1 Sheri Bonds, Row 5: Jane Jacobs, She lt: Goehler, Carolyn Beck, Cliff Clark, Doug Newton, S'eve Houghton, J fn Twist, Jim Costantino, Milfe Grew, combining with vocalists instrumenta ,H 3? .9 I Q ., ' ' i 5 Q ,f , ,fe C J ' ' 3 F 0. .W F .2 fi x if x , f .-1 -' I 1, - - , Q is 5 I 1 Q RECEIVING VALUABLE INSTRUCTIGN, the Boys' Glee Club learns basic musical knowledge which prepares them for training in more advanced singing groups. Orchestra Row 1: Craig Hamilton, Bill Bancrolft, Thorne Bin- nings, Jim Ewan, Steve Leese, Bob Chapman, Derald Sidler, Row 2: Charles De Leo, Tony Bovee, Mike Wagner, John Mumford, Tom Downey, George Saha- gun, Rich Rittenhouse, Harry White. Row 3: John Shanley, William Althouse, Doug Belcher, Edgar Reeve, Steve Babaiian, Paul Egly, Spike Bailey, Mike Holland, Steve Metro. Row 4: Earle Dockstader, Al- lan Henderson, Ken Kelly, Todd Rode, Chip Har- dinge, Steve Roberts, Bob Schilling, Jim Boyden, Hugh Merritt, Jim Greiner. Arcadia Symphony Orchestra by sections--First Violins: Pat Banko, Jane Fenton, Irene Blake, Carolyn Syphers Richard Smith Judy Tucker Diane Ltch Hamilton, Gayle Tuchscherer, Linda Omohundro, Robert Wood, Bill Karr, Marlene Longeneker, Jeff Hayes Virginia Manning Beverly MacKinnon Nancy Pin Deana Schuck, Nan Bums, Jane Phillips, Zan Ford, Allen Baron, Jan Henney, Pam Weidaw, Trudy Chapman Karen Shunk Janet Syphers Basses Stuhman. Oboe: Jerry Griffin. Clarinetsz Brandon McClintock, Robert Leigh. Bassoon: Bill Roth. Homs Sandy Stuhrman Ron Stafford Jack Moore Dietz. Percussion: Charles Pfefferkorn, Jerry Plunkett, Maurice Clark, Hank Randall Bells.: Wannette McDonald presented I-tandeI's Gordon Sandford Orchestra Director UNDER THE EXPERT LEADERSHIP of Gordon Sandford, members of the Symphony Orchestra have par- ticipated in a busy year which has included the presentation of concerts and also accompanying the perform- ers in l-landel's Messiah during the Christmas season. -0 "Messiah" before Christmas, n l .gs Z 1 Ronald Hour Band Director Playing at the National Music Educators Con- ference at Monterey were: Pat Banko, Janet Henny, Carolyn Goodman, and Irene Blake. Judy Reuter, Mary Lee Stewart, Diana Nauman, Joe Giovanini, Pot Lancaster, Karen Kirmsse. Second Violins: Norman Dunmire, Karen Paulsen, Liz Klamser, Marie Crowley. Harp: Elaine Viscio. Violas: Carolyn Goodman, Lesley Wasserburger, Penny Weidaw, Linda Northrop, Cynthia Anderson. Cello: Gayle, Alward, Peter Bandurraga, Nancy Clark, Nancy Lyke, Kim Wallace. Pianos: Jacki Lich, Judy Nordyold. Flutes: Judy Darrow, Gail Splaver, Carolyn ale. Trumpets: Richard Wilson, Harold Gilman, Chuck Sutton. Trombones: Stan Carey, Barr Miller, Mark Mt h ll. T b : J ff L' di . T ': 'k y ic e u a e in en ympani Vic i 7 programmed fall and spring concerts, ORCHESTRA SECTION LEADERS are the more advanced musicians who occupy the first chair for Their section. These leaders assist in instructing the other members of their respective sections. Row 'I: Norm Dunmire, Pat Banko, Carolyn Goodman, Deana Schuck. Row 2: Judy Darrow, Richard Wilson, Carol Gillis, Stan Carey, Brandon McClintock, Jerry Griffin. Orchestra Section Leaders THROUGH NUMEROUS HOURS of hard work, members ofthe Junior Orchestra have JP, gained priceless instruction and knowledge in their particular music field. Junior Orchestra, by Sections: First Violins: Diane Lich, Janet Goldberg, Judy Reuter, Beverly MacKinnon, Jeff Hayes, Marlene Longenecker, Diane Nauma Linda Northrop, Cynthia Anderson. Cellos: Jan Henney, Karen Shunk, Janet Syphers, Pam Wedaw, Trudy Chapman. String Basses: Nancy Lyke, Kim Wa Diane Kramb. Bass Clarinetsz Gordon Phares. Horns: Frank Gale, James Folk. Trumpets: Gil Jordon, Paul Leonhart, Tom Rasmussen. Trombones: Melvin Kau plauea at pep rallies, games ana dances. Pep Bama Members of the Pep Band are, from left to right: Barry Miller, Harold Gillrnan, Pete Bandurrago, Maurice Clark, Rich' ard Albert, v I Orchestra officers are Pat Banko, Judy Darrow, Irene Blake, Penny rl Weidaw. Not pictured is Leslie Wassenberger. 1 OFFICERS OF THE ORCHESTRA handled , Q the business ot the group. They organized l and planned activities which included a beach trip. THE LIVELY PEP BAND has partici- pated at pep assemblies and many sports activities. They were on hand to give the football team a good send-oft at away games. Giovanini. Second Violins: Pat Lancaster, Virginia Manning, Bill Karr, Karen Kirrnsse, Nancy Pinney, Judy Klarnser, Marie Crowley. Violas: Penny Weidaw, Flutes: Maureen Farrell, Ida Birney, Susan Wayment, Carolsue Linderman. Oboes: Jerald Gritlin, Robert Wilson. Clarinets: Richard Albert, Bill Roeder, Ken Brown, Charles Posneclcer. Tuba: Steve Carlson. Tympani: Vicki Dietz Percussion: John Cochran, Martin Kindel, Dave Horn, Ron Jackson. l73 A Thespidns polished stoge techniques to THROUGH PARTICIPATION in The producfion dnd stoging of various types OT plays, The Senior JesTers received involuable experience in all phdses of Theater drT. They were guided ond instructed by Their sponsor R. O, Wilson. Among The group's mdny octivities wds The presentation of severdl excellenT plays Through- out The year. f:?xJ S UV" 5.1.-. 11,74 R O Wi son sponsor confers with Sherry Carmel on Jesters script Jeslers Club officers are Bill Stadler Steve Baum ana Sherry Carmel xg -f-. ,.. S 1 f Row 1 Beth Olson Sandy Stuhrman Andrea Reichert Stephanie Wayrnent Marcia Rainus Sherry Carmel Lani Farago Row 2 Sharol Stevens Bill Stadler Marsha LrsTer Steve Baum Dori Wells Tom Vauter Carlton McCasI ne present a full program of one ana three 5 In a hllarlous comedy scene Anne Bnvens and Sandy Stuhrman show great surprise as Norm Hollmgshead exhibits has catch Reheurslng for Out of the Frying Pan are Carlton J McCaslm Llnda Andrus Tom Vawter Steve Baum and Beth Olsen UNDER THE EXPERT GUIDANCE of Mrs Beverly Tart The Junior .lesters completed an enterprnslng year of dramatic productlon Through hard work and great ambutuon they presented to the-nr auduences several exciting evennngs during the year -Q Junior Jesters officers are Neil Harding, Sue Shepherd and Rhoda Sproul. Manlyn MacKenzue and Nell Hardung are being mstructed by Mrs Beverly Tart sponsor oct pious before oppreeuotlve oudlenees PREUENTED by The Junlor JesTers One of Us was on excmng one oct drorno Becouse of The lorge membership of The group This .1- OK 23 gf-x If 5 OQ Dm CD3 -NCD O0 -fm :DU QQ rw-1 TK 'O6' 33- 5"o '14 gm Q-0-. 30 nc fD'! O. Z-. -h 92 rn 3 -O' fifal VW Opemng nlghl' feomred Joe Rogers Drone Srmpson Eddre Bolr and Sue Molrby Jeana Barclay Sherry Sounders ond Penny Bryson porrrcrpc cd an One of Excshng suspense occurs when Mcwrulyn McKenzre Ungrrdl I rec: ens Cdrlfu Hu'fgren ILenreJ x 'il 'V , i Row'I Drone Sampson Rhodo Sproul JoAnn Wotson Prrscrlld Buron Knfy HMI Lrndo Brczley Jexnrn Brxrcloy Jo Tor'orrs Sue Cortwrughf Anne Perlrrns 6 Morre'Ic1SmrTh Sue Von Frank Carol Gourley Porn Neely Row 2 Corlo Hulrgren Que Sh pherd Sorke Whcrg Crnoer Lovrne Sher: Boker Nancy Rowlond Sue Spencer Mory Srngdole Jeon Grrffm Judy Dyer Penny Bryson Mdnlyn McKenze A' no Cnurcr H Row 3 Nerl Hordrng Joe Rogers, Nrkkr Kroelrer Sherry Scmnders Eddie Bfrll Bud Srngdule Cerry Nrbley Sue Body Prkkn Huffrw Ter Lrndcrl Carolyn Dunn Sue Molfby s A ' i f r , H 3 3 2 .. . . 5 Y . r ' Y lr' If 3 , . K L, , ,, X 3 g 5 5 : X . ,K 2 f . A- 2 , 4 if Lf- ff f 2 f 2 22: N , Q V , wg '55 Q . 1' '-- - Q: . fl: If - ' ft ' f gi . 1 3 sf, 5 - 3 . . 4 Rt- r J: 32 . X ,. , ir. I , ,rl , A7 7 , ,e XL Q I . . . . T? s ? r 1 r N . Q VV V s . l lf X f ' r .. -5 ' Q Us, ' 5 ' Q . I ' - y g , - M: ' r f , - ,r . W K ' . V I ' 5 Q I ' Modern Dance students practiced ,L t LS 5 i 5 .1 xi 1 .4 I , my, . if P" 5 sl, rr. fr rr ,.,r K , T. - Orchesis officers left to right: Sandy Hayes, Historian, Carolyn Slem- mon, President, Sue Shepherd, Vice President, Kitty Hill, Treasurer, Not pictured is Tracy Welch, Secretary. Mrs. Marian Clarke Advisor and Director UNDER THE SUPERIOR direction and guidance of Mrs. Marian Clarke, Or- chesis has become one of the most out- standing clubs on campus Besides the presentation of their annual Spring re cital the group awards a sizable schol arship to a deserving Senior girl I I Sheriffs Archers Sue Ste nberger Carole Prtts and Joann Hamilton rehearse for The tournament Y' 81 'Q' Row 1 Peggy Dore-gan Judy Got' rs Lynn Adams Linda Braley Sue Sm t Cirolyn Slernrncn Barbara Jones Row 2 Cherie de Petro Pam Reutter Onger Sue Ste r he g r Anne Molina Su Brodlead Randy Kus clc Row 4 Mx y nne A ey nn Ktrs en Yourg Merr ll Scnoenma er Georgeanne Papac B rbqta Bowe Nancy McFee Joan K lly Tracy Welch Row 5 Barbar Por s P M rn FG Suzete Longpre Sue Shepherd Barbara Campbell Carol Busch .Iole Burnley Pat Robinson I - f T , ' 4 Y r n t 49 S - , 'I gc ' 6 o " .1 3 Q . : I , X me , , ' , tl t of , ' . : ' I , , Sue Plwares, Carol ne Spencer, Virginia Abrahams, Pat Sommer, Kathy Willis, Madeline Mcrzy Row 3: Em 'ie Sn,der, Carol Ely, Barbara Chcitftn, Carole C , ,w,re, , e w , ' , . : fra ICK , ly Blyth, ' 4, , ' lc, ,af , C , e , . z ca 'eu,Z1' a.Q.d, t , , cliliqentlu throughout the uear preparing After many adventures Robin Hood, Judy Darrow and Maid Marian, Carolyn Slemmon, are finally united. I Grehesis presents . . . Little John, Sherry Carmel, and the Sheriff of Nottingham, Nancy Clark, threaten each other while Friar Tuck, Bonnie Nash, blesses them. IN -I-I-IE SPRING PRODUCTION of HA -I-OIe of Sher, wood Forest," The role of Robin Hood was performed by Judy Darrow, Carolyn Slemmon played Maid , Marian, Nancy Clark, the Sheriff of Nottingham, I Bonnie Nash, Friar Tuck, Sherry Carmel, Little John, and Jodi Darney, the Wandering Minstrel. .1-. Q Row 1: Jeanne McCue, Nancy Rowland, Mcudy Bassity, Cathy Jackson, Sara Ogilvie, Jane Campbell, Diane Holmes, Row 2: Jody Darney, Julie Hochmuth, Marlene Gatewood, Karen Kelly, Pa'ty lrons, Rosemary Hillhouse, Sue Bridges, Susan Cramer, Rosemary Mortenson. Row 3: Cindy Yout, Gretchen Tharalscn, Cfrrny Carson, Terry Lindell, Nrincy Burns, Sue Shaffer, Marilyn McKenzie, Carolyn Syphers, Hillary Smith, JoAnn Pederson. Row 4: Melinda Turchi, Carol Gillis, Carol Lerch, Judy Julian, Carol Pitts, Dee Linder, Carol Lyle, Mary Dillon, Taffy Glggey, Judy Morgan. Row 5: Doreen Moore, Karen Blair, Nancy Clark, Linda Seidner, Sharon Bodily, Judy Hornby, Gillian McNab, Sue Spenzer, Cinger LaVine, Sue Pollock. for the onnuol spring dance speetoeulor JF' 'l The Sheriff of Nottingham, Noncy Clark, oyenges Robin Hood, Judy Dorrow, 5 ond Little John, Sherry Carmel, while Frior Tuck, Bonnie Nash, looks on. "A Toile o The Wandering Minstrel, Jodi Dorney, serenodes Moid Morion Corolyn Slemmon. Sherwood Forest" s ii qv Row 'lz Josie Elemro, Bdrbfzrfu Curts, Jennie Borer, Shirley Flemng, Susie Dyer, Mnr'lr,n Hilde. Row 2: Sandy Koerner, Corol Scofidcilis, Sindy Shoemaker, Mor lyn Silcocln Lindo McCl'1 n, Lndc Turner, Sue Von Frank, Adrenne Voccoro, Dono Weloli. Row 3: Pdf Mile-on, Sharon Pymnn, Kcvhy Coyle, Barbara Meri ll, Carolyn Grunt, Janet Esse, Julie Anderson, Linda McAbee, Kofhy Tuff, Henrieftw Oelvnnn. Row 4: Caroline Berry, Kt'y Hill, Penny Roche, l3l'o'lC1 Sproul, Trino Silberhorn, Judy Wolters, Diane Mclnwre, Susan Ccrrwrghf, Kcrhy Nordstrom, Diore Stubbs Row 5: Alana Churchill, Lindo Lcncosler, Winnie Kogan, Linda Wholey, Corol Thompson, Dolores Manning, Marion Nelson, Barbara Johnson Mory Hodson, Lynn Blindbury. al' Award winning speakers swept local tourneus .il SPONSORED BY MRS MARIE CARROLL the Foren slcs Club IS composed ot students rnterested ln par tlcrpatuon nn speech tournaments The group has .C achieved numerous honors In Tournaments at all levels '7 'L' Steve Houghton attended the Natnonal Forensics League Conventuon nn San Dlego Charles Copper also qualltled Margaret Owen qualutled for the State Tournament J 'H ,ei . I . ' A . . . . - -9, g .A . . , Q ... If ' A . A ' r X FQ N 9 . . . S , I I ' . . X 1 . 3 , , . Q ' . I -A A it tttt . ,L J J 1 as 1. , Mr. Bruno Jacobs, secretary of the National For- l t ,. 5 7 ,l A :Q V . . , G ' E3 I MH ri ' A . . . 5 'll 4 . I F '25 J . 2 1' A K , jr -. ,' ' B , n y, ' A A , l,' ' , I ' i , . 4: ' , ' O enslc League presented Arcadla Hugh with plaque for havlng the best Forensic club In the Los Angeles area Forensne Clulo Row I Steve Logan Dnanne Damron Fred Stoffel Steve McCray Georganne Papac Tom McCauley Carolyn Gor man Margaret Owen Row 2 Gary Hunt Steve Rngguns Carol Geller Merulee urtt Mary La Patka Gnnger Math en Gllllan McNab Judy Rnnelc Row 3 Richard Pres tnen Patty Arth Marllyn Kop pe Judy Polansky Gorra Gyongyos Jean Armstrong Laurel Tauan Pete Johnson Phl Bosl Dona Webb Row Chuck Galluday Chrls Vance Tom Rrggms Davmd Nunn Kathy O Keefe Elalne Spauldnng Mary Vance Allce Covell Fred Steck Joel Am l'OfT1ll'1 Forensrcs offucers are from left to rlght Fred Stoffel Tom McCauley Georganne Papac Carolyn Gorman Steve McCray and Margaret Owen and gained national recognition. Row 'I Rosemary Mortensen Bonnie Nash Stina Bask Dolores Gaffney Taffy Guggey Linda Feise Beth Johnson Hosseun Shrrkhanl Anne Brvens Sara Ralnus Susanna Judd Sue Sommer Row 2 Elise Bryant Janet Bryant Resa Hull Sally Ladd Mary Jane Wright Pat Irons Joan Hill Pat Berube Jackie Mullen Duane Fester Anita Zuebe Joan Carlson Row 3 Nancy Weidman Mary Ann Holmes Judie Cosentuno Barbara Williams Mary Wayne Pam Maranvrlle Virginia Abrahams Judy Gatheis Carolyn Syphers Leslie Neuberg Roberta Wood Nancy Mason Row 4 Ginger Matheny Marianne Harris Meredith La Vene Frank Hardlnge Ken Daniels Terry Sullivan Joe Dona Pete Cooper Nora Williams Karen Howard Susan Strock Wendy Peterson SPONSORED BY STANLEY BOWERS and Lloyd Davies the American Field Servuce Club helps to raise funds to bring foreign exchange students to Arcadia and to ac qucllm Them Wllll llle ln Arcodlc JUNIOR STATESMEN under the guidance of Edward Whltte more increased their knowledge of governmental functions through attendung conventions and also hearing interesting speakers Including Pat Hrllnngs "-Q " DC ,at 9' 'Y 10 D1 0, '1' 4 ,-,Q I Y' 9 i" vi Row I Carole Geller Maurice Clark Nancy Jasper Jim Freiwald Lesley Wasserburger Rick Darling Kathy McClain Roger Wuthrow Bill Mulligan Rach Winslow Paul Gans Row 2 Marion Haynes Marian Spaulding Barbara Schrunff Mary Jane Wright Judy Rinek Carolyn Gorman Nora Crow Marian Morisse Sidney Thompson Row 3 Craig McNutt Joan Bresnan Linda De Long Karen Anderson Judy Le Clere Mary Carl Dave Ladd Tom Lamar Bull Bronson Jack Gaffey r 3 I I I I I I V 1 V 4 I I I - 'I 4 I I I ' : I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I r I I I I I I I I F P Q I I . I . . . . . . tx 1 45 - 1' 2 5 yn X N - '92, ,' ' 1, w of 2 A g 5,1 A 'ur- . . ,, ,, . v -g A I' Q A ' L7 'N 1 e , T , 5 ' 1 1. - 5 P . 'g cp G' Q Y 't 'f -I 4 I , , - . -v I I , I x . , - o- C g +A I . x K X - ' I L ' , I . If , . K ,- f , f , Q. 3 . 4-- .4" 1 , , o I J-- if W E- , .'-- : I I I I V I I I I I I I I I I A r ' r ' : r I I I ' I I I I ' : I I I I V I I I Honor Clubs cissisted dt school functions KEY CLUB is The ndTionc1l honordry service orgdn- izoTion Tor boys sponsored by Kiwdnis lnTerndTionol. Members ore chosen on The bdsis oT scholc1sTic sTc1nddrds, ciTizenship, ond pc1rTicipc1Tion in school c1cTiviTies. Among mony oTher ocTivlTies, The club sponsored "A Dolldr Tor o Scholorf' d ndTionc1l scholdrship progrorn. I .ess i W-.. Wr,,.,,,,,1 314 sv'- icers from leTT To riQhT cz Sleve VesT ICC Represenmfive Joe Genova Treci urer Sreve McCroy Vice PresidenT Ken DorseTT President John WolTe Secremry is nor pictured Ronald S Gisler sponsor has supervised and directed cll Q Key Club cictiyines Viwf 1 :Jin- Row 1 Fred S ouel B ll Cooper Gary Crwrner Jer Nc Te Ken Dc se Q eve Vesr S eye M C ry Andrus D we Dueker J ck Lrrle ww n of erson rum Dexe Tim Chapman Hesse n Sh rkhoni Chu if l-lcllxhd Les Qc ulrz Pere Lfengood Frmlc Hcxrd hge ozen Don Tro Yer Dov T ylor Di k oss ni Morfenscn Grif r s 4, fb 'Ih- :Jurkat eno.f:: B Me lf r P la l-'hoop Row 2 Pe' Bohdurro '1 w 3 Joln D clr ' Tlornds Joy D in Crrnsre w 4 Ne l xr no n ve T n oc I, :e--' V W J' Off' 'R re: , . . . ' 7 , .3 7 , l 5 -, l - t , I I . . H T Q 1 Q, A . .A .X . b H 1 T U sy' Q V T, b - . l v ' ll , rf l T ' 5 ' . L v 1 , , -- I I O O 1 X AI Y , X - V X l X I f V 0 3 .9 ' 4 1, '. 6 9 , L1 '. ' 1 , 1 I . ' fl ' V 4 . x J Q. .C - . X ,A Av ix ,L ', ' 1 , ' -. - . ' - ', V K . A . mf .... ' ' U- P ,-,, A , , , ,T z T , , N , - , rw' I , r " J' , ' CC"Il! Joe C - , ill e e 5 X . : ,e . gc, Go , ir' , cz . , Hof , rd Lucas, Ro P T ., D clc Will c s, ' ' Jcres. Ro : ,T , We 1 url, r , : - od, , I ,, , cf . if , , l' , i , 1 r , , Ro : r Hc di J, Ere Vo Bcuer, STe f.,:Clr T k, Al Ch , T , e cm , c R , P' I ' , Bill TTT . Llnda Fe se Se retary I serving In Manu waqe dumnq the school qear to nght w Presldent Row 2 0 Ra nus Hlstonan XIQNTVNE X A fa Limoll Tl-IE GIRLS I-IONORARY SERVICE ORGANIZATION Klovvas ss lnmrted to Sensor gurls who have excelled n cltuzenshrp scholarshup and leadershap They take an actuve part an school functlons Among thenr many ac tuvntles they ushered at College Nlght lountly sponsored the Sweetheart Ball with the Key Club and held the First Annual Klowa Alurnnl Tea hi Qi Q, Spb..2 41 Murnel Dav s Sponsor and Path Rnrnpau Presldent consult O fu ure Kava a t Dee Lmder and Lael Lwengood planned decora ons for t e Sweetheart Ball O i Row1 Glory Clarke .lanlce Rude Kathy Wlllls Anne Blvens Potts Rrmpau Sharol Stevens Bonnne Nash Lunda Lucas Pat Sommer Lael Ltvengood Row 2: Stephanle Wayment, Pat Banko, Claure Wheeler, Stina Bask, Merrill Schoonmaker, Georganne Papac, Sandy Steck Dee Llnder, Debbie Fluet, Linda Feise. 5 L s 'Q- A Athletes earned places in Lettermerfs Club avi' an HAVING one of The largest 21 memberships on campus The Lel lermehs clulo Includes all Ar cadua Hugh School boys who gl have receuved Iefrer In some sport Lellermen officers are Dave Dueker Secrerary Treasurer Rod Flarea Presldenf Joe Genova Vlce Presldem Jack Lrflle IC C Lettermen 5 Club I 1 S3 45 in 97 C1 90 ...-J, ,Q a us. Row 1 Stan Smlth Gary Andrus Tom Broemmel Steve Blaclf Rlclc Hedrlck Dclc Wllllams Wes Duncan Mlce Crossmfm Cxrler Cehaler Rlclc Wheatley Row 2 Marty Lav me Gary Jones Ja In Claoo Mlce Lund Seve Wlckes Joe Colf Joln Boyle Norm Shaolro Eddle Ral' Row 3 Chuck Holland Lyle Van Vleer B I Cldassen Rohn Wwldv a I Mlce IUIDOVISIQI Don Phares Cralg Marrn Don Wheavley Qeve Copson Joe Ce cf: R w 4 Jlm Llve John Bourqum Wayne Haas Pass Llska Tum Curry Dave Duelcer Dad Mucha I Larry ShJuI Dave Sheels . 9 V' . A 4 X I F I fi ' ' ' f ' .I Q' vf-vi v . - f' 11 V 4, S . 2 IS' if: 1 I, 1 9 I , 1 1 he, f If , ," I - 9 el-if .I 4, 1 -Z' " . 33 fi 3 " I, I i iles - ,J 4 'fs fx b A , M .xii gi, pf KX., 14 3 I :ve . I 1 it Q 'Vg ht - A Y -r rp Hg . ,X an 4 Q , ,Oo-fix, ' .1 ' 1 y A f 'qi Q! , V- 5 Ax Y , ,Vg L- yxfil - 4 L -1 ' I 'L' " we 1 . W' . ,v 1 , .ar 1. , ' ! I 4I,,.. X 1 " 1 K ' ' , .ru 40 ' 1- ' X - lr -4- 'V -ov Jr Y 1, ' v W.. I N 4 ' X X -9 " . 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SPONSOR EXPLORING scientific princi- QHE55 CLUB members, direcf. ples, SCl6I'1Ce FT1efTlbefS Ob' ed PQUI Woolseyl Sfimulgfed Served VTWCIVWY eXDel'lm9f'lTS Gnd their interest in chess through demonstrations. tournaments cmd meetings. .i BOTH PRESENT and former Kiowas enioyed themselves ct their firsf annual Alumni Tea. Lai 185 KALLETTES, Junior Y-Teens, busily prepared refreshments for College Night. whlle other students enjoqecl career un: r Red Cross W i Row 1 Gall Splaver Srdney Mclean Gaul Malone Jane Wolters Marne Haasrs Carol Evans Row 2 Mlss Peck sponsor Lynn Boclenschatz Sara Ragnus Audrey Eames Bev Frrtch Kendra Boch Through actuvmes such as being rn charge of the Red Cross drive the Jumor Red Cross has been of servrce To other people less fortunate than themselves 1 Q- '- Rowl Gxnger Lavlne Clalre Desbrow Betsy Thorsen Sue Rehwaldt Ellen Dumbacher Gayle Alward Row 2 Mrs Julre Schaeffer sponsor Pat Heldrelh Barbara Mead Rochelle Rhodes M.1rrlyn Kassel Ton: Kloos Ben D nmsan Ben Dennison and Mrs Julie Schaeffer odvnsors helped Future Teochers Club mem bers myesngere the Qdyomeges of reach rng as a career n - 1 7 J D . nn " ' 1 . . - ct . , -1 -f' ,a s ,W H 5- ash .., 9 5 'qt r 'L f' M -fr Ti' : -.f Rf :Tiiff-S' J ' ' '- C- s I N U ," - ugh J- gg we f I .4 I I - at 4 sg 61. I f x ' I r y C - NJ D - ,Ez L. G i gf 1 . ' 9? Y Q . ' I lx! a Q, 3 as 6 X 5 , , 5: V' X 1 1 'r 63, ' , l X. I Swim Club MEMBERS OF THE Swim Club, sponsored by Harry Conover, have participated in many swim meets. To prepare for these meets, they held workouts in member's pools. 55.1. we George Dennell, Hopper A Duchesses and .lr Red Cross members made cookies for the Veterans at JF ART CLUB MEMBERS enloyed an in terestlng year of meetings activities and service to the school all the while show ing their interest in art Row 1 Marie Haasis Ann Mahoney Jerlann Barany Joanne Barany Mary La Parka Junko Houta Row 2 Linda McClain Julie Hochmuth Rosemary Mortensen Virginia Baldwin Mike Cross man Louis Grenzebach sponsor ..- f il I 15 ., ' l . I . .. - . . I . : . ,I r . J , I , I . 2 , , , . - l ,fi , ' . - Social Service Projects and Scientific Sl ,4 Y Y-3' Biologu Club INTERESTED IN sTudying and observ ing naTure members of The Biology Club under The guidance of WalTer La Gier and John Dancer TurTher advanced Their scienTiTrc knowledge Through ex per1menTs discussions and held Trips To points of biological inTeresT R w I Joann Laing Judy Rinek Joan Hull Julie Galeoffi Kim Renmck Row 2 WalTer La Gier Sponsor Connie Regel lrene Blake John Gray Rochelle Rhodes Nancy Alcorn John Dancer Sponsor WITH MRS BERNADETTE STONER as advisor members of The French Club broadened and culTivaTed Their lnTeresTs in French l:TeraTure and cusToms Their ouTsTandlng acTlviTies consisTed of dining aT a French desTauranT and sending ChrisTmas packages To France 'C' .dl Row 1 Dorothy Jenks Dnan Shore ETheI Schreckengosr Debbie Flue Sue Sommer Judy Polanski Sara Og lve Sue Sprang Sharon Eles Row 2 Sue Pollock Joann Davis Shelf, Saunders Par Dougherry Susan Hawk ns Marilyn Russel Diane Dameron Chrs Parker Virginia Abrahams Lynn Adams Ma ry Sm Th 188 ' Q- 0 2 1 v 9- .as as . ,,,, "' Af' - U D - I I 1 , Y I I v . , . 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Q' c ' 'li , l , , v in Q 4 . 1' F l Q l , f s S J , S :' l ay A t T l S " I l U l I J ' Q I ' V ' X - i X . sr x S : , Y ' , . , T, , ', ,, 3 T , , E . : 1 I lf ' r 1 l I ' r T l 1 ' , r IYNVG5tIqCltIOl'l WQPQ QPOUID CIIYYNS Q "'-Q-'gr 'Wil' Q I 'Q M Nc R3 Sl Q Row 'I Nancy Hagerty Betsy Thorsen Barbara Campbell Jo Ann Davis Lorrarne Kessler Ellen Dumbacher Lrnda Moore Sara Ogrlvre Joy Moody Row 2 Sara Ralnus Marranne Harrrs Pam E Huber Marlene Anderson Lrnda Wllson Nancy Werdmann Mary Schaeck Sharon Eyles Jean Bradner Mass Crrckett Row 3 Carol Allen Prrma Mandevrlle Marnella Smrth Lrnda Hnldreth Gayle Alward Nancy Mason Pam Maranvrlle Peggy Cameron Karen Close Pat Lrska Anrta Omohundro Candy Bryson Row 4 Sue Cramer Leslie Neuberg Karen Strand Hrllary Smrth Beth Johnson Cheryl Stocker Sharon McCaslrne Susan McCaslrne Judy Cosentrno Meredrth La Vene Mary Wayne Sherry Saunders Laura Larrrner Duchesses members enloy refreshments at therr fashron DUCHESSES rs The homernaknng club on cam show held rn the fall pus A few of nfs actrvmes were balclng cookres -,, ...T for the veterans rn hosprtals at Chrrstmas 'fume usherrng at Back To School nrght, and sponsor :ng Cotton Day A,,,,,.e--' ....-+I' 1' or Spanish Club ENCOURAGED by Lours Grenuer sponsor members of the Spanush Club learned about Spanrsh speakung people and therr customs Row'l Sandy Krngdon Marsha Thalman Elalne Spauldrng Vscky Wang Anna Marla Fanes Pam Wrlkrn Jan t Bryant Sue Sarwrne Sue Peters Row 2 Lrcha Dlaz Kathy OKeefe Carolyn Goodman Roberta Wood Jean Bradner Suzr Gunn Sandy Meyers Erleene Rarnyrlle Pam Medrne Sldney Mclean Gaul Malone Row 3 Lours Grenrer Sponsor Vtrarnra Stout Bob Schwank Jrll Whrte Judy Todd Fred Flnnn Tum Crurse .,. 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Learnlng about cultures of Inanu countnes DR ISOLDE SYBEN sponsor ot the German Club helped memb r to realuze and appreclate the German customs an I language German Club Row I Pat Powers Joe GIOVUDIDI Bob Wachrnan Ken Curry rIan MorIsse Da d Lamel Bob Burns Row 2 Pat Barrett RIchard Alb rt Don Axlund Bob Hopper Mary La Pa ka An y Lerrner Dr Isolrle Syben sponsor Row 3 MaurIce Clark Candee ooey ary Lee tewart Seve Mueller Earl Albert ar Stephens 4 ow 'I Kathy Parlmns DIana Shore Lynn Brannon Pat HIldre .9 '-is PIIkIngton Judy Rmel: Nora Crow Judy Somner Row 2 Irene Blake Crandell Jrn Hoov Boo Barnes Sydney Thomason l?Ichard Sage Frankx f' I-lardmge erry Shere '- Latln Club LATIN Cl UB members under the guIdance of MIss Nancy LevvIs attaIned theIr goal of turthenng an Interest IH the culture and language vvhIch they dlll gently study WATANKAS was orgamzed for ArcadIa J' "' Freshman gIrl Interested IH furthenng Y Ideals of ChrIstIan tellovvshlp Row 1 MISS SquIre sponsor, Susan Johnston Marge Cowan Nancy Lyke Lynne Runyon Carole PIwonka, DIane Geary, Carol Jusemus BONNIE BFITYOD Row 2 Marsha Freeman Lynne Roscoe MartI Muntz, Pat Cowan Carolsue Lmderman, DIane Kramb, Susan Lughtfoot, Caren James, JIll Schlesmger Row 3 Sally Leer, CondI Boone, KrIs Myler, LouIse Cohen, Penny Bower, Candy PontIus, Madelyn MCKEHZIE, Carolyn FICIKGS, Jams WIIIS, QO Pam Holland Row 4 Cathy Love, KathI Daverson, Peggy Roche, Paulo Marshall, Kay Starnes, Carol Jay, Martha Helmdahl Candee Metzgar, Beverly Beckwnh, Cheryl Marble - Q ' , 'lf , ,NIV-A it f - I 1 , e s ' ' iv L . . 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M . xN', I has been an objective of Language Clubs. .dx 4 I 1 L f' .3 nl Row I Judy Walker Lynn Otterbern Nancy Burns Robsn Smrth Jud: Blarr Wendy Megurar Terry Glynn Drana Dennis Row 2 Ann Harrrs Chrrs Nordvold Susan Wayment Karen Howard Nora Wrllrams Carolrna Lamb Carol Brodhead Susan Freld Susan Shelley Row 3 Lynn Werssman Nancy Hamby Karen Magelssen Pat Sharp Carole Cooper Sandy Manker Mrchele Lesh Judy Mnchael Leslre Merners Grnger Malmrose Row 4 Theresa Prrest Janet Goldberg Sharon Grant Lora Dahl Holly Montgomery Carolyn Mazy Pam Page Kay Davrs Junior Seheapas Ao akruors JUNIOR SEHCAPAS rs a newly organuzed Fresh man Y Teen club Durnng therr four year stay at Ar cadra Hugh the members of thus club can look for ward to fun trrendshrp and satrstactron through the enumerable servrces they wrll perform 41 Z Row 1 Dlanne Donnelly Jeanne Collrns Susan Davis Cheryl Srnrth Cathle Waterhouse Sandy Sanburn Mary Manly Cathy Sprang Row 2 Lando Bay Wren Sparks Wendy Roberts Joyce McCloud Pat Lund Judy Horsfman Pat Anderson Sandy Draughon Row 3 Jane Dillon Lrnda Johnson Gale Soprano Rose Stoke Marr Crowley Nancy Erchorn Lrnda Kay Nancy Strrrett Row 4 Lynr' Marcell Leslre Porter Conme Cantwell Carla Brook Pam Werdaw Nancy Marascro Nancy Good Grnger Peters BEGINNING THEIR years years of tellowshrp and servrce through Y Teens the Aowakryes a Freshman group got off to a good substantral start with the electron of therr frrst Pres: dent Robrn Smrth In a sur prrsrngly short perrod of trme they were organized and began takrng an actrve part rn school tunctrons IQI ice to the school and town They pqmgipgfed in The set up by the Y Their numerous functions included 9 Y-Teen Clubs, adopting Indian names in 7' Yr 'Nl Row 1 Karen McHenry Sue Sarwine Emy Sue Wilson Carolyn Wronka Pat Dougherty Sue Peters Midge Whitehill Kathy OKeefe Mary Augenstein Nancy Hughes Mary Vance Row 2 Susan Busch Sue Martin Sue Saucrer Georgia Hildreth Sharon Clark linda Meyer Jane Sanders Ardie Kunz Kris Lundquist Susanna .Judd Claudia Needham Pat McLaughlin Jeannette Dobrei Row 3 Janet Bryant Elaine Spaulding Anna Marie Fanes Jane Uhl Kathy Ewart Gloris Gyongyos Marsha Thalman Joyce Stevens Sherry Clayton Judee Award Betsy Scl'ott Kay Keller Row 4 Chris Foster Carolyne Layne Joan Files Julie Morsch Dianne Mamron Grace Wendling Pam Harris Pam Ross Patty Arth Rosemarie Leone Virginia Stout Tawakas TAWAKAS SOPHOMORE Y TEENS diligently KALLETTES UNDER THE excellent guidance of Homecoming Parade and were of service to others through their busy program serving refreshments at College Night and having interesting guest speakers at their meeting Row 1 Marilyn Hendry Teri Lindell Jane Campbell Roni Knopp Suzette Longpre Linda Braley Sue Cochran Sheri Baker Kathy Murray Ginger Lavine Marilyn McKenzi Row 2 Patti Burton Jody Darney Betty Beason Barbara Dyer Judy Merbitz Barbara Jensen Barbara Banko Barbara Bowe Jeanne McCue Barbara Del Rey Carole Jay Row 3 Rhoda Sproul Kitty Hill Joan Duncombe Cherie De Pietro Carol Bingham Judy Cameron Carol Lerch Linda Tedesco Karen Hodges Claire Desbrow Etta Oeltrnan Barbara Merrill Row 4 Janet Youts Barb: Curtis Jody Higgins Sue Smith Blle Bertola Suzy Thacker Sheila Goehler Lynne Bllndbury Patti Manning Elarne Cleary Anne Perkins 3 l 0 Q I' 1 1 ' . ' ' ' A 9 l 1 Q 1 I 0 l ' , f 1 ' ' ' N 13 r , R' ll? N 3 4 1- ' 1 - f 1 ' s- H . :K 1 f ' 1 1. 1 .. 1 J 'v - "Q '.1 I l V F' A X . lg 4 ' 5 1 ,X 5. Y l ll A ' l ' ' x f, if . ' 1 A ' ' if I K 1-'nf , C. I tl -' If Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 l 1 - 5 1 worked to attain their goal of fellowship and serv- MVS- Beverly Tait, put into practice The high ideals Y A 2 3 K ' I Y, 1 ' ' ' , , 1 . . ' U W 4 A r . D A Y 1 4 - l 1 ' 5 ' 1 ' , r ' - . . - 4 1 A A . - v ' 7 A " ' - 4 -4 '- N r 1 X - ? ,Ai r - I ocsls 1921- - . . " " - "' ' 2 V V V I l . 4 I. I, I I I l I .V . I I . V . ll I I keeping with Arecxdicfs Theme, have worked ,s s-. .. is ,AV W I -352 j .H "- - s-S, - r , I f., A A .4 ' ' V . , -H - ' ' f Q A. s A - A, . x . 1-5 3' S . ' " .- "' .-'dh r V N -1 Q ' I ' - . c' 1 .Bxfv I "Y - 'xl-. Q0 'Q rf : f"' I I . 392. 'Il' '..- :,Q - 1- u.- NFFX I 7' fx Q VV" :YS Row 1 Carol Bennett Sara Ralnus Bev Howard Pam Medrne Pat Jones Judy Chandler Sue Sommer Vrckr Polls Grnger Matheny Row 2 Nancy Hagerty Marllyn Swab Patty Mitchell Mary Whitney Sandy Meyers Susan Mathls Erleene Rarnvllle Sharon Jackson Chrus Mc Cracken Row 3 Slerrley Smrth Sandy Schaefer Susan Strock Crrdy Bryson Jane Wolters Janet Carter Susan Molrno Sue Sprung Sharon Eyles Row 4 Robrn Hodson Jean Bradner Nancy Terry Sharon Morrrson Carmen I-Irll Kendra Bock Carol Galler Joan Murray Marsha Anderson Gary Walker Sponsor Chautauquas WS. i Mm J. Di 5851 'are the cornrnunrty LIVING UP to The Ideals of the YWCA members of Chautaquas had a successful year whnch benefited both The school and Jr ns I 'Q' vnw 'Q rx fixnxl Pu:-5 -A. L J co - 'hiv' Row 1 Roberta Wood Barbara Thompson Mrllrcent Voges Mary Awn Godfrey Connre Chalmers Susre Krng Janell Cohen Sudre Lewrs Lynn Langlors Row 2 Vrckr Bowman Carol Jamrson Barbara Mead Peach Hachten Marrlyn Russell Betsy Spencer Lynne Mecham Cecella Westcott Marranne I-Iarrxs Row 3 Duane Fester Joyce Skoglund Cunny Young Sandy Walton Nancy Ortman Peggy Blshop Charmran Frelds Lynn Bodenschatz Mrs Charles Jones Sponsor Row 4 Susan McCaslrne Crndu Hesrk Sharon McCaslnne Sldney McLean Gall Malone Judr Cos nrno Meredlth La Vene Carole Harrrs Jean Knoth I93 Th -.4 ' - , P s 5 I ' v ff , - NV ' Q r ' - ' , . I " J 5 I ' , '. Q , a ' W H . - if - ,-. - 2 S . ' 1 ' I I I 1 ' s . X I X X 8,5 S f . S 1 r - 5 Q' A A Q , A ' Q , v , I ., CX P .A . I I It I X N - Q A! s'5 ' X 7- . Nl i l X I I s , I ,X , ' ,A I Y.-If 1 . r. K, 4 , - - "r ' xl , Q e 1 - A A. AA : A ESAQ V . I 5, ATA ..-wwe ' , 'IP' XA f A , Q 'A r g. I , I g I 5A - - - -. rg, J I 1 - ' ' s - '5- "' ' ' 5' ' :IEA V' v I . I Q Q ll Lx 'TIPS 7 I ,A 1 L. .1 S I -s , ' , ' I - f 1 f f ., .-tx: .- I v r l 'fl : ' ' 6 I I V - A I-ce: A N Q I . I L . X If Q , I f My - 'vi Q QI I 1 1 ii, AA ' ,If K , , I , I I A A v N 5 A , I 1 , ' I I I I 1 'lr 'il f . f " x M. - if .fi ' I - If- JS I. ' I Q -" Q ' A . II I ' A , ' S- . S I - -1 M 1 sr . R, " X1 N S , I ' A A Ar A AfAQEz'I.l:": X rv I M fx Y ,-, !'fZ:A7 gr,-wt' A A' - A I 5l'1"':1gJ'Ifr'.'.7f-f..f.rIII:1 I '- - IW. Ek . 5' to support Y ideals of World Service --y.. Is St A Q. will 5 'X Row 1 Penny Covington Patti Rimpau Sharon Kirkpatrick Heather De Pietro Linda Mcllhee Diane Butler Sue Stoll Denise ODonnell Sue Pfleuger Nancy Cooke Barbara Jones Row 2 Lael Livengood Cindr Youts Diane Holmes Judy Julian Lynn Ferncase Melinda Wills Sue Klamm Jane Popik Julie Cogorno Carol Leaverenz Barbara Kolar Ann Edmundson Kathy Taft Row 3 Kathy Ballard Janet Spitzer Wendy Strrrett Judy Hamby Nancy Southerland Vicky Vaughan Karen Jorgensen Joan Kelly Davvneen Nanniga Nr ..-5... 1 as If I Fw Row 1: Barbara Campbell, Pat McLean, Sylvia Winter, Leslie Neuberg, Susie Thiele, Judy Polansky, Pam Wilson. Row 2: Ramilda Rafaelovich, Gerry Vonley, Kathy Wyman, Sara Ogilvie, Pattie Tyler, Ellen Dumbacher, Row 3: Sue Rehwaldt, Carolyn Syphers, Maudi Bassity, Barbara Bush, Virginia Lewis, Cathy Jackson, Barbara Johnson. Row 4: Sally Lash, Rosemary Mortensen, Joanne Edgar, Kathy Krogh, Charlotte Unland, JoAnn Davis. AIMING TO BE OF SERVICE to the school and community Shawnees under the guidance of Walter La Gier had an event filled year Along with Sehcapas the Shawnees decorated a Christmas tree for the school cafeteria They also collected money for the March of Dimes and decorated an old folks home for Christmas Avvanakas AWANAKAS was organized as a service club for the community and school, Their proiect for the year was giving the activities' proceeds to the City of Hope. Among their many activities was a successful car Wash and caroling for an old folks home at Christmas time, as well as ushering at college night. fostering cooperation and friendliness. o'l l 1 4 55 K ' L A .C 9' " Q L X xv! L J L a rbi X X ,'l f 2 Row 1 Charlene Green Nancy Wtdmann Carole Pitts Nancy Jurden Charlou Roberts Sandy G'1tl July Wolters Barbara Swett Patti Cole Row 2 Nancy Clark Gillian McNab Mae Mules Karsten Young Barbara Chatttn D e Linoer Pat Qommer Marcia Ralnus Row 3 Marsha Rhoades Marilyn Stennett Sandy Stuhrman Peggy Bailey Pat Tullgren Nancy McFee Linda Seldner Brenda Bateman Julie Jack Jan Blacks oclc Row 4 Georgia Emmett Joan Carlson Marilyn Landon Carol Busch Lorna Dulfresne Andrea Reucnert Jo Ann Hamilton Stephanie Wayment Janice Ltvacich Nan Burns THROUGH SERVICE to others Sehcapas aimeol to live up To the hugh ideals of the YWCA Among many other activities they helped teach blind children to swim and decorated a S M Christmas tree forthe cafeteria e zc....-,..--+- -il .-5.5 -1 R w l D one Mcln 1 nn xon Q ear .rn e o mes osenw 'J r Row er M N xnc, Ne am mn Peagy Donea 1n Cayle Alwdrd Nancy M mson B iran a 'ns w 3 n ar e n n f n rus a e I ndersen Row 4 ue PO O lc Anne Molina Carole Ccnger D ane H1 mer V rg n a Abrahams: Sue-r t I U I k f l U I 1 , l ' , A ,C l 1 . L ' - l ' l 1 , J ' , - I X! l "-' l fl . xf X ' A .' I Q I , '. il' N 2 x . 'I 4 I 0 I 7 2 -Q 4 1 ' . - 5 4 V 4 Q., Q i 3 ,' l f. L ' 3 A, . t ' Q5 7 x ,- - I t X V '. . .1 , 'I l A ,H ' J I . l V . .ga fu - 't lf' - ll ll C ' J 'U Q l . y I ' 7-"1 1 ' t s r l U ' 1 ' I-S. . .- ' . - 0 : t 'ire Lnd: Lucas Ly D , s' cv t H l , R 'rte A or o. 2: T ,l cvwv, 1 - t" : , J - Ji , f , A 1 , ' 'fr V, ll a. Ro : C dy Ellis, C ol Ely, lrtca S ae-rr :rv K ' Sr' 'aim , Lt df: 2 d , J lt Q 1 S ll gy C , , ,, t If , t t . f . f, 'tr'fzt'es, l95 STUDYING industriously, listen- ing artentively, and playing vig- orously, Underclassmen prepare for more mature years. Having Great Expectations for the fu- ture, Underclassrnen strive to at- tain high scholastic records, and look forward to being Upper- classrnen. 4 '. 'ififwf rf '.::5,-1? - . ' . H 4- L-i ' f ' ,1,,: ,' -H1 -' - ' ,-1,-A ' A ' I 51 , Q QC ta tions , - A 4 ' 1-A 1. 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S eve McCroy Pres den l s uccessfal y led The lass T' o Tl rough an en lrghTenmg Junlor year The class oTfrcers Joe C nova Tom Jay Susre Callaher and Candy ,laros have all helped by poyrng careful aTTenT4on To hclr labs pw- Bs Joe Genova Vrce presrdem whrle partrcrparlng Susre Gullaher Recordrng Secretary Pas Taken mrnufes and rn many extra currrcular acrlvmes has ably performed srmrlor clufres whrle Candy Jaros Correspondrng assrsfed The presrdem Secretary has carrred our all necessary correspondences CLASS OF ol havrng completed :Ts frrsT year as upperclassmen look Torvvard To The TuTure WrTh The pur chase oT class rrngs They realrze ThaT They wrll soon graduate lT rs vvrTh Thrs ThoughT ThaT They have Trred To garn The TullesT benefrT of Therr opporfunrhes aT Ar cadra The pasT year has been successful Tor Thus class They have exhubrfed versaTulrTy In all of Therr acTrvrTres An excmng evenT rn vvhrch Junrors have exhlbrTed ouT sTandrng abrlrTy was plannrng The Junior Sensor Prom ATTer Termrnafrng an evenfful year The members of The Junror Class anT1crpaTe The lasT mrlesfone aT A H S ThaT of berng senrors Class of 1961 As sponsor of The Junror Class Samuel Orslm has done an ouTsTandrng job ln advrsrng :Ts members and arrendlng class meetmgs f2's..' 7 -39 313, E A If 5' Tom Jay Treasurer has accepted class dues and kept a careful record of all The class frnancral fransacfrons , I I . . Y 7 ' . , ,. . . . . . 1 N it-X I . . , . . - . I K T" ,N V . l l l . . ., 'Q ' 4 A - by Lx, . 1. in , fs T A' A M, , . -1 Hg so ' f ga I ! Q 'T'-'L S K A K ,LL s ' , , ,- ' '- 1 ' . . 'J sf 'IMS M , V T ' W' T- se., ' T Y , 'l , ', TO s - c 0 ' l r - K A . , 'I T S l 1 I . " . In . T x 'if' , -K 4 s C .' X , 'TC7 . .xx V , ,C y I . Y ,, KC ' ' . ,ei-'I JT 9 , - 1- , ' at , A , ' . T Y' fi T I -. -' , .4 l ' ' ' f . f 'V :TZ Y- , f I "' 1-, ' 2 Q Ti' Q T -. I - ' I W . I . . . . , I . I I . I I if assuming their roles os upper clcussmen 1 Row'I Prlscullo Burlon .leon Bcxter .leono Borcloy Llndo Broley Beverly Bolley Borboro Busln Moudl Bossnly N Lee Acker Steve Bonham Blll Bronson Eddle Boll Rnclnord Burns Brnon Broff Bob Belver Ed Bwcber nl, Row I Donnfu Aklnson Mory Arnold Palsy Bornes Carol Aleslwle Jo Anne Aclcerrnonn Mrlrlene Anderson Bob An derson Bob Anderson Sboron Brownlee Row 2 Seve A nold Mlke Alberf Glenn Brocb Bfurry Aus? Tum Alwlonder Randy wer Wesley Asl-ley Row obn Bono Greg Alfeorn F nk Bclc ey .lrn Burton Dove Borron Jm Augensreln Andy Andrews or I 1 1 oncy Burger Harvey Bolcn Row 2 Bob Burns ow I We Brodlefud Be y Besson D nno Ben ly Jobn Bax er Co Ol l g bum De Ann Boo Corel Burns Carol n rry R w 2 Barb r C m bell Bben n er lrere Bloxe Pa on C ro 'ey B b Cl c Bdr Q Cl Bcvve ow 3 C uck B oclc B les Qc onlms Ron Bo one nd, res Lyn co b Sue Body h 1 I A 1 , I : , 1 , , J VI. -, Alf 1, r . 3: J . ' 1 X y , VO: ' I y 1 l ?l, I V fi' . . .. 1 ' ' f. . 4, 5 ,V 3, . . 'Q 5 Ae J 1. - B V f 2 A V I A me ' . . B fi" l r fi X? K v Va 1 WA A A 4 . , 4 A , Q 'V'- .' Q ' In l . 6 n 1 ' 1 Q L l Q 1 M Q l ll J Q. - . .7 V , f b . l A n f 5 I " f ' 'N' 'I . W . A Y hw B 4 ' ' A , , 1- .,:e...:. 44? .5 I, + 8,7 ol , '. , 1 S . ' . . 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C J .t ip gg -g ID ' .1 Q' ,, ov- Oo Q- F' V -A C ll 51-04 M-C4 I Row 1 Davtd Crest Alana Churchsll Carla Calhoun Lunda Cook Sand: Catolano Brtdget Cummrngs Sondee Cnprtont Linda Carter Jodue Couser Sue Cartwrnght Penny Costner Row 2 Dan Chadwuck Bruce Conrad Sand: Cowan Joyce Creer Eloune Cleary Joan Duncombe Cathy Carson Judy Cameron Cherue De Pnetro Jane Campbell Row 3 Steve Copson George Campbell LeRoy Cromer Scot Crawford Walt Cunntngham Steve Cumms Larry Conzen Ketth Canfield Bob Crooks lv K .' Row I Mary Dlllon Elarne Drew Es pranza Canoles Kathy Coyle Ellen Dum bacher Sue Cochran Borbn Curtis Row 2 Jtm Desatoff John Demel Tom Downey Lynn Cole Earl Dockstader Jo Ann Davts Judy Dyer Row 3 Phtl Du Bots Terry 9 Dovtes Leonard Cnruno Jam Flanders Jtm Costonttno Morvtn Donner Gary De Gero 'ii-:I .-. , R--r . . "Xl gba I . , C ,xr , Y wi 9 - Q' .- fm m, '. .- A ' -- ' 1 i L 1- ' t Q- Q5 V- y 6 .' 'A ,' V ' it J Q 'vi 2' 4 Q- t- W x'. ls h . 1, ,y 1 , x' l .. . 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Esse Norm Dunmure Cherlee Flemmg Susan Feursf Row 2 De Simone Ted Dukeslaw Carolyn Dunn Peggy Jo Dickey Joanne Edgar Barbara Dyar Terry Emmons Shirley Ekkens Sandy Davos Clazre Desbrow Chuck Funk Ron Darling Steve Delpenha Roger Evans Tony Danz Dean Dlzlkes Bob Edmlston Gary Duckworth Doug Denell Mlke Emm 3 A Q'J Q . ,T J Qt Row I Charles Guunn Rosemary Glas pell Carolyn Gorman Marnanne Gable Suzl Gallaher Gaul Gnmsley Jayne Gul kerson Row 2 Ken Grobecaer BnIIGar1 ner Mnke Glffus Mnke Grew Sheila Goeler Nancy Ganson Susie Dyer Row 3 Carter Gengler Nuls Goedharr Joe Genova Pete Groner Boyd Guymon Ednc Green Craig Grover 6- , '--1 iv I " fix 'N 5 "f HL" ' 5 0, R , W - A G I -will e ' "Q " . ' 'f a X .- - 5. -' 1 -' I I s V 0 . ' ' . ' D l ' A. QQ ,. 1 X ', , 4 . I. - , V g I arf. I l 1 . ' ' I X " if Sv A I .fer gf fm: in 'J a 8 f ' ' ' ' ' ' .'l'r' ' .Q 3. 'L Q, . , , , X l he is . 1 1 ?1.," ,?: S ,Q W, 5' n A .. - xl .1 ' , wg, 4 V -,V yep' t .A Le . .. F Q I in "Z: ""' ht in In I. 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Row 1 Jim Grabm Jerry Gowern Jae Golf Nell Harclnng Glenn Hardy Marrlyn Hrldy Mary Hudson Susre Hagger Marne Henderson Karen Haverfleld Row 2 Tom Good Vucku Hernole Barbara Hedrucb Cbrus Henery Rrkkr Huffa Carol Kagy Julie Hochrnullw Doma Hauoelf Roger Humble Row 3 Tom Hertzburg Chuck Holland Frank Hardrnge Dave Huntoon Slap Haugh Jrrn Haslungs Marlon Haynes Jerry Grubben Ken Holland Larry Hughes Row 'I Sally l-latter Mary lberslwoff Julle Carol Kagy Rrkkn Huffa Row 2 Marlon Haynes Marrlyn Hendry Sandy Herb Vnr gunna Heale Barbara Haynam Barbara Jensen Karen Hodges K fy Hlll Row 3 Gary Hoyle Jum Hoover Duck Haugb Jrm Herndon Gary Hoerfrg Ron Hoyle 323391 Q ig.. l 5 You didn V siudy for tnar bug exam last nrglwf drd you? 1960 prom to Senrors Junlor Prom Commmee spent many hours plannnng a memorable event for the Classes of O 60 and ol . '-' . 1, ' lx 1 V f Y U .. ' , , . M 'N A Al Q 1 5 -,L I C ,-' ' J 49 ' W 1 .6 I G , 'tru ' , 4- I V y n..-, . , .411 , - -:A , ,I 4 ' I I f l 1 1 . l M, 43- - I Y , , .Hx ' ., 4 X , --F El- A 'N' g 1 . . I . I . I., I , . . YL1, , , ', '- salt x ' f r .X 1 , , ll 1 I X 'J , , , : 1 . I . I 'S lv- X 'k '-b . . , . ,Vx g y . I I I l 4 X1 ' 1 rf r r ' A - P gg r as l V Q4 Ak A A I ,, -QQ l fi 1 ' 1 ,,... I d nl - 1 4 - mm ' , .1 -Q i 5 ' I I ' -V. l L x - l 1 l ' - x H A, . . L,- l,A T 4 U ' ft A I fr ' ,X I! f I .A X Q y N X Q Q . pf QI .....4. Row 'I Bene Johnson Judy Knrghr Carol lngersoll Edward Kernhenz Crrs Hen sse Chuck lanno Row 2 Co Jackson Barbara Johnson Pat Irons Karen Kelly Nllckl Kroeker Sally Losh Kathy Krogh Judy Beal Sharon Jones Jeff Johns Row 3 Brll Hedlurd Dck Harper Ken Hrx Torn Horns Torn Lamar Jock Howkrns Dove Kealey Bull Lynn Bruce Johnson Row 4 Ed Halstead Jeff Lynch Drck Kerr Bob Karadrzran Bob H rsr 'nan Bob Hobdas Dove Lame! Mo Kundel Wnrle furtnerrnq therr eaueatronal background ha C1 5 as " ' as Z P rchuse of cl, s rngsr r or'1 ' Jun ors Row 1: Day cl Klonn, Suze-"e Longpre, Ronr Knapp, Bob Ls-wrs, Jock: Lralx Row 2: Judy Le Clere, Lrnda Lc1ndcas'er, Kendall Lowe, Susan Lowe, Joan Kubrc, Allcxn Lunsford, Vwg nrn Lewrs, Row 3: Joann Lorng, Pzvry Krug, Judy Hurrs, Joyce Luke, Carol Lerch, Terr Lndell Err: Longden. Row 4: Bob Krnlccmde, Bob Lrsmr Jrn Lzzugffen, Ron Love, Brute Lee, Lwurfr Lwrrner, Cfger L:-.f,ne Row 5: Mornn Lzwrne, Denr s Lc eslf M Pe Lucius, Brfrn Lawrence, Pob Knooo, Brll L'lLJ"YNV1f'7, Tuul Kohler OD It QU '- F il-v an qs 'Sli Q9 T Row I Steve Murray Steve Metro Susan Madunger Rosemary Marascuo Barbara Mernll Julle Muth Pat McClean Row 2 Marnlyn McKenzie Judy Morgan Janet Madull Suzanna Morsch Wendy Marquand Challnss McPhee-ters Pnma M'andevulle Melrnda McGrane Marlon Morusse Mary Malefyt Row 3 Potty Monnlny Ruta Murphy Sue Muller Marsha Menconr Sand: Morrell Rosemary Mortensen Dianne Morsack Sharon Muller Londo Moore Judy Merbrtz Row 4 Melvln Mencke Bob Maynard Mlke McQuown John Melzuan Tom McGannon Mac Macdonald Steve McCroy Hays Maury Doug Moore Eddne McDonald Row 5 Terry Mayhew Brian Lawerence Jack Mclilveen Bob Martun Denny Mlres Don Mornson Chns Manley Donald Maas Doreen Moore Barbara Moore through or better unclerstanclmq of United States if M va 6' L .- s, T as H' rf I A Ca ' if .FQ 'N is +54 ,t qv 'E' X QAIN if Row 'I Ellen Potter Connue Traugott JoAnn Pedersen Vnrgrnra Penn: Julianne Price Etta Oeltman Carol Nelson Margaret Owen Carol Peterson Row 2 Duck Newell Don Phares Jlm Roger She ry Monuell Judy Polansky Leslle Newberg Judy Pratt Judy Olsen Donna Poppelrelter Sara Oglvre Row 3 Ball Martun Frank Nome Doug Peterson Jerry Plunkett Ken Robrnson Todd Pade Tum Puckenng Stan Nelll Jam Nelsen Row 3 Tom Moms Blll Sampson Terry McDowell Don Orsu Andy Pltchess Pat Smlth Terry OBrien Dave Pendleton Allen Perlof Jlm Ottosen Row 5 Ed Phelps Phnl Odemng Bob Pscharrer Tod Pulsrfer Bob Paul Gerry Mallery Tom Roach Pnerre Mathneu Dick Pearson John Norman 204 A' t '-, 0 -'- 1. na, Y, A' ' f ' , -q tt f- Y. . ll Q Q . J: 1 . . M 5 - an A: A xl if Q9 an rg. I . Q .L :L V W, ' 1 'C gg T A ' 1 -. .L x PT . I J lf , N ' W 1 J V I , J Nil v v . .gf , u - fr Yl . 0 is 5.x Q J N D 5 1 6, if Q l JT " fe 1 E Q 1 S ' 4 . , ' T vt , 4 - . , y . f 1, K, .Q ' ' FT.-1-, l -. 741 U , gd -- ' ' .-, 1 t lf"'l""" fl T 1.,..'.sv,:-w1 .. . ,.,m1w,, 'U fn 1' ' V3 .1?..N.f,.' MY Q ,, '- lf T ' ' .J S :X -:Nh-,Z s . f T ,A 'J . X.: ,v t a - I ' 1 . "x?J'lu:.',' V,,'Q' , 4 f E Q, - ' : W h' . ' 5 -- s 1 , - v W 5 . NX It 5 .5 " . 5 v 'xx ' ss' f 0 till or -ds ' ' Q '. ,, s .1 tl' , L .AJ E.-' .- " 'T " . dl ,R Q T ,I - - z T 2 14 S ' 1- ' Q r ' Q V S ' fl ,sb 4 g ' , 1 Q ' ,-if l 'f E ' L ' y' I x l ri' . . . r 9 1 ' I J' '. - I , 1 v H-'1 i ,X . - ll I iff. I 'B' 5 ROW 'l Maryann Rrchards Judy Mathnas Penny Roche Susanne Rehwaldt Nancy A Rogers Judy Rmek Sharon Ryman ROW 2 Eddle Bergns Frank Robunson Dave Ramvrez Jerry Rogers Pat Robrnson Dnxue Russell Pam Wolfson ROW 3 ? Paul Pflueger Make Behrens Ball Ray mond Wayne Rogers Mlke Ruley Frank Vaccaro Bob Relche 1 ,xp -s- Stix, 11 -nl Q gui government Jumors prepared for the future 'kr we 'Z' pw 1 Car Roles Norm Shapnro Conme Peterson Romnlda Rafaelousch Carole Sharp Mary Snano Susan Shuler Judy Schafer Carole Sells Jlm Van Horn ROW 2 Joan Sorge Sherry Saunders Sue Shepherd Susan Spencer Pam Reutter Barbara Schrunff Vnckn Wyart Joan Smnth LeRoy Smnth Rnchard Smnth ROW 3 Steve Strampe Don Rooten Wayne Randall Ted Shore Charles Rumbaugh Chuck Sutton Bob Schwmdler Charles Swab .hm Thompson ROW 'I Marlan Spauldmg Jen Schuck Joan Stnnz llnda Turner Nancy Shoe maker Suzanne Scott Elanne Shurkus ROW 2 Drew Sanchez Mike Scanlon Oz Turner Duck Sanders Hillary Smsth Su Shaffer Carolyn Syphers ROW 3 Greg Spreen Ken Sharp Duane Stuke Dons Smrth Mary Stevenson Karen Strand Ed Scanlan f 'Q' , ,, .1 -' U xl E' X 's . TW ' I f rt xg 4-X -y -ll .f 's . '- 'Jr . 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A . ,f Qin i Ita wi QQ DQ if ,av- Row 1 Judy Tucker Gretchen Tharalson lanet Youts Betsy Thorsen Rhoda Sproul Susre Threle Lrnda Tedesco Jo Tortorrs Pattre Tyler Sondra Turmon Row 2 Fred Stoffel Stan Thurber Chrus Thenss Pete Stacey John Terhorst Roger Trtgemeyer Terry Sayler Eddre Rrmbenrcks Mrke Stately Larry Wade Row 3 Don Trotter Ken Whrttle Don Schultz Bull Schurter 535 V JK Cas We i E, S 1 Duck Wrmbrsh Tom Vawter Ted Temple Jrm Taylor Stu Young Bob at Clarr Q, 1? eff-'T' Q? ,F L Row 1 Spike Wrberg Gerry Vanley Sher: Vetter Lrsette Tulleners Lrnda no 5 fl-' ffm Wholey Ruth Van Horn Suzy Thacker Row 2 Danny Stephens Les Schultz Mary Wayne Pattr Wrlkrns Fred Pom eroy Gary Thornhrll John Wrlly Row 3 Make Towns nd Sydney Thompson Jerry Van Iwaarden Rrchard Webster Mrke il. .S W Gary Segers Bull Smrth U +5 Q 06:9 AO '19 fo, fs 'cn -P QD lo. V H2 is i 'Nl ,YU ..- K' Row 'I Gary Zack Mrke Turner Kay Wrlqus Suzr Yeager Penny Werdaw Donna Webb Pam M Wrlson Barbara Wrl on Harry Taylor Valerre Ward Row 2 Dale Taber Dave Warren Jon Wallace Gary Wood Mary Wrlley Sue Wrlltams Kathy Wyman PomJ Wrlson Tom Zack Jeff Mecca Row 3 John Zeluff Gary Wade Don Young George Wrrght Rrchard Wagner John Stava Carolyn Wescott Susan Henkey Sylvra Wrnter Charlotte Unland O6 H T . V f Q- 0 is Q v . Q it ' S . . , h , 3 A , .' :- N 'I + ' r ' l n o Q u Q 5 l I. f I ' p 0 I 9 gl- 1 3' -- l X A 4 ' ft ll l If 6 X .. :of - f lv . ., .-L, f'5 P 0 .IG Y I T , ' - 1 ' Q w F ip. 1 I l ' 'K T W r Q V. . r S ' T' ' l l , ' 1 ll' 4 f A 4 l A l T ' ' q : ,ft , . g I rl f ' - IT' A l w l JJ f .I an T -af' .4 .. - Q f' . -S re . S , -f , . ' : cr r 'h , hz' ' 'fi :lr ' 9 Y TT' O . . A ,T Q , . . , g f . - 4 1, , f- - e A 'f T - 2 . " , Q Q "' . ' t r fi ....,v ' A 1 Kgvlff' 'q - - -- : ,U . I I V . 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A u , - T, Row 1 Jonet Yogt Jockue Lee Susan Wood Junko Houto Row 2 Gene Crosby Poulo Lackey Jone Jacobs Row 3 Tom Burnsnde Ken Burgett BII Georg: 'Qexj 'Q LS Llfwug 'L Dluuo-rg.. C3 AN QUE1- 1 In wr-or f,A,, N LJ il Leslue Neuberg hongs o poster for the onnucx! Father Daughter Banquet sponsored by Arccxdto s entnusuosttc Gnrls Leogue Sensor elcuss rung purchases were completed if' All 9:- in 1."Y Arbor Day observonce by students ct Arcodto Htgh School brought oddmonol Iondscopung for the Rally Court Stx Modesto osh trees were plonted Dotng the work from the left ore Gene Mtnoux Gcyon Robb Phvl Myrnng John Tretchler Jtm Ottosen Roger Tschurgt 7 X 5 LAFY x.X9 P3 . - ' .ual A u I ' 1. .-A- T 5 . .' X ' . A . , , . : ' , , I I I I i . i .. , . . . . - . - X 3- f . ' -t:f"q0'lv' -- . ' V.. '-Q - ,A - 'f " , ,r W ,QV ' age , ' ft. ' -15 Q s I+ It - "."N':'QE'1' -.. Q 4 ' s. ... ,L - 1 n Q F , , , X, xv ., Q, 2 - H ' A . 5 , Fx , , , ' 4' ,Y - I , 1 A . Z . I I , . I 1. I . I . .I Class of 1962 ONE STEP closer to reaching a milestone in their lives graduation diligent Sophomores went on to a second rewarding year at Arcadia High School They have exchanged their first bewildered expressions for confident smiles With their Freshman year behind them Sophomores must plan for the future This is the first year they must secure and maintain college entrance grades Under the capable leadership of Howard Lucas president this class has attained a standing among the best in our school s history Arcadia is proud of their achievements and know that they will be more successful in their coming years as Upperclassmen Verne Willman and Alvm Barlow Class sponsors ably guided Sophomores nv", 'fs' Howard Lucas president of the Sophomore class was successful In leadership fc, it Mary Whilney, Pam Folgate, and Cecilia Westcott, class officers, enthusiastically assisted their President. 208 A AQ msn, T 1 Row I Kat Beatton Susan Berry Janet Bryant Barbara Bradley Karen Brundage Marrlyn Byrkrt Dan Braymer Ed Anspach Jeanne Atkmson Carmen Beru men Row 2 Sharon Beutler Carol Bennett Susan Busch Patty Arth Tom Barley Steve Arnold John Aydon Sandy Branch: Pat Bettencourt Carolyn Barney Row 3 Marsha Anderson Judy Baskrn Carol Bennet Carolyn Beck Cynthra Anderson Mary Augensteln Jud e Alward Skup Barker Ralph Ashauer Jean Arm strong Row 4 Bull Buvens Pat Barrett Ranney Adams Gary Andrus Bob Atkinson Pete Bandurraga Hans 'Xshaue Nancy Alcorn Carol Allen Susan An dersen Row 5 John Boyle Stev Black Bull Barrett Kup Bolsot Brran Bumgardner Hue Byles Raymond Alpert Rnchard Albert R Rrchard Anderson John Bourqurn Attending on regular schedule X Sophomores Sand: Meyers and Susue Grnn perform 1 n the Talent Show - Qt' 3 r an Row I Allen Baron Jean Bradner Candy Bryson Patrucna Berube Jerruann Barony Joanne Barany Row 2 Jerry Broeske Dean Brewster Ken Brngham Gary Bowe Pat Benderman Earl Bnaderman Row 3 Peggy Btshop Ruth Brshop Vrck: Bowman Lynn Boclenschatz B II Bravo Craug Bemls Row 4 en Brnll Carol Boyd Lynoabarley Mertlee Burtt Blarr Busby Vnrgtnta Baldwrn Row 5 Russ Banko Jack Bell Bob Barnes Tom Broemmel Roberta Barrett Art Brown .. 5 Q 1 x f 5 ' la I 5 - ' I . 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' , 'J I . 1 Q I Row 'I Jeanette Coleman Barbara Beason Barbara Bell Sherry Bluhrn Kendra Bock Tony Bovee Morton Bucher Row 2 Barbara Brock Sandra Burnley Jrm Bartley Pat Cowrng Bonnre Curtrs Patty Covungton Row 3 Judy Chandler Dons Christy Donna Coats Phyllrs Coon Rlchard Box Janet Carter Row 4 Janell Cohen Connre Chalmers Cheryl Coe Lrnda Chess Catherme Clrne Donna Cornell Row 5 Steve Brown Sharon Clark Mary Carl Sherry Clayton Jud: Co sentrno Peg Close and rn ternporarq tents Newly ncqulred arc vveldrng equrpment rs used rn Metal Shop 'Y' -4-. Fi l Row 'I Kay Donegan Jerry Carr Erlc Conrad Jeanette Dobrer Drane Drckson Shrrley Duhn Bob Canaan Jerry Chapman Charles Copper Make Crossman Row 2 Bobble Dauer Phrlnp Creek Jean Davncl Sharon Eyles Dranne Damron Dale Clarke Bull Drneen Ken Dx Nota Tom Dnttrnar Bob Chrlds Row 3 Paul Egly Dave Cooper Beth Ekkens Bob Dodson Ron Crprranr Joe Cannon Bull Claasen Ken Danrels Audrey Eames Dave Caswell Row 4 Dave Crandall Don Dahlgren Make Easley .lrm Davis .lay Donenrel Trm Crews Gary Carmrchael Marrlyn Davrdson Pat Dougherty Jerry Crabrll Row 5 Jrm Chrsm Matt Call Gary Cahnll Bull Cogswell Ron Coffyn Maurrce Clark Chuck Church Wes Duncan Dave Dueker Jack Clapp . IE . fl , . ,5 . - ,- , J 1' ' . N I 5 ' U . 5 1 I :I I 1 l C . 5 , fn I s N . V N R - L 0. . Q :W ' Y - , . f- A I t ' Q ' ' ' , r X . ' 5 l N , r L 4 4 X i 1 . I I . , I Q ' 7 ' lg I t I . ,ii V Q, . V . 7 J .dk F ffl' 'fl . I 4, .,,' xy my l , u I . f . . x ' ' 'O If "xg O -X yr 9. Pj! x X ' - 1 J. 2 , . . v Y, 1- A O . 1 Q' Q K ,J A V V y 1' ,V V v U- ', N 5 - -. ' ,, llfil' 5 l , D ' . K " 1 ,I ". S x J 1 0 - in V 3 , 'I , : ra f I 1 'H 'J - ul fi X y 1 l " -- I li - A IJ 2 . , ' ' x J f I , ' ' K 3 7 4 5 an A. . r - ll z l V: - I ' V L I ,,, . A K 3 ,.,. 4 . C g ' ' 1 " 'W ,'.' T X l X z: :lu r - . :I I 4 J 1 in 2 1, vl . , . l I I B ffl E ': s F 5 In 5 5 X fu ly Row I: Pamela Gibbs, Pamela Folgafe, Ana Mane Fanes, Aranka Gaspar, Gloria Espinel, Donna Englernan, Dlck Fraschenl, Harold Fechtner, Sarah Glouer. Row 2 Bev Fritch Candy Grllerle Joan Flndley Barb Fneld Kathy Gaffney Charrnlan Flelds .losle Gregoll Glorua Gyongyos Kovhy Fwarr Mary Ann Godfrey Row 3 Llnda Fletcher Nancy Fueld Sharon Graham Ronell Ferncase Norman Frazler Blll Flemlng Rrchard Evans Joln Felferly Chrls Fermwn Carolyn Goodman Row 4 Jlm Faushnl Tom Elland Duane l-ester Chrus Foster Sus: Gunn Bette Gnnsberg Susan Anne Garkle Susan Fox Ja lfle Flsler Ma go Garwood Row 5 Mlke Flelds Ed Ellls Harold Grlman Ronald Fllnf CJ Eastwood John Ewlng Bob Essen E c Flo Fred Fl nn Dale G ll land Sophomores became frrmlu establushecl FQ Q 5 -,510 w 1 Owe lllmore Ken arf Dave Hayden Jlm H1rrs Bll Greenway fN1VWU r a 1m 1 o Row san Mel nd'1 Hal N r 1nne r rn Harrs gy r C 1 1 m u r rf w 3 111 Carrrmn L z Jrn on .1r nn ul veson on nn '1 .mer w n m D cm Hoolf 1m Boo He L n ss n C nd1Hes K C1 le Harns Rua Ho s : , V . I . ' y ' I ' . I . '. I ' , X kb - I' .I . ' . ' f ' ' , . ' . 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Ro 41 Jglrn Cmy, Jgg Hg Q' 5.5, 'Qlrl Hg' V ' A5 I ' ,lwwjlf Z3 Ha , 1 :ro ' , , y . 21 l F5 21,3 V edit I s.. :A -.-, Row 'I Joanne Kell Sharon Jacks n Jackte James Rexlne Harris Georgta Htldreth Pat Heldreth Jnm Hamtlton Ron Hoagland Resa Hull Sue Hall Nancy Hagerty Row 2 Susanna Judd Martlyn Koppel Tom Kloos Wayne Hull Ardte Kunz Kay Keller Pat Knell Dorothy Janks Greg Kane Bonme Ktrkeby Row 3 Carol Jamlson Joan Johnson Barbara Johnston Cheryl Jarvus Davtd Jones Kathy Koppel Dorothea Keelev Dave Jacobs Janeen Johnston Rtchard Kreutz Row 4 Rack Kletn Vangte Jones Pat Jones Susan Johnstone Suste Kung Jean Knoth Kathy Kerske Marte lrwun Grcce Kennedy Row 5 Gary Jones Dexter Jones Ltnda Jtllson Don Johnson Hauk Johnson Bull Koulax John Jacobs Ken Johnson Earl Kelley John Ktndler Through stuclq of General Btoloqq and Jan. 4.x Row 1 Pete Ltvengood Howard Lucas Make Lund Bob Koday Andy Lermer Clatre Lette Row 2 Meredtth La Vene, Carolrne Layne Susan Lewts Sharon Lamb Rosemarte Leone Sally Ladd Janet Luke Row 3 Jtm Ltvte Bull Leer Mtke Lubovusku, Bob Loe Dave Long Rtchard Ltttle Row 4 Jeff Luebbers John Ltttle farolynn Gudersen Larry Latty Stephen Land Wade Laursen Row 5 Bull Kramer Russ Ltska Ray Leonard Larry Lauber Warren Larson Bull Lorenz Mechanical mysterles are unrnveled by Leonard Buell ' U I . 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I-2 Row 'I Susan Mathis Patti McLaughlin Linda Meyer Susan Molina Dick Mitchell Kenard Marsack Joan Murray Pam Medine Sharon Morrison Chris McCracken Row 2 Ginger Matheny Sue Martin Joy Moody Pat Marshall John Martorano Gene Minoux Joan Malter Kathy Miller Linda McDonald Valerie Miller McNqb Row 4 Gail Malone Sharon Mgqjasltne Susan MCCa5l,ne Sally MCEIaerry Pat Murphy John Meier Kerry Mitchell Brandon McClintock Martin Meler Barry Miller Row 5 Joe Logiudice Jeff Linden Rick McPhearson Craig McNutt W0Yne Mcilmgfen Thomas l-Ondm' Tlm Little R'Cl4 Lone JON M0559' John M'lleV Driver Education Members of 1962 class in of ill' ya 4, me E2 39 :V " w Row I Sharon Pearson Kathy OKeefe Rita Osti Jackie Olmstead Don Nebeker Pat Powers Eileen Owrey Karen McHenry Sandy Meyers Pat Mitchell Row 2 Art Norman Lowell Peterson Martin Pendleton Bill Phillips Harris Platner Jan Pluim Jim Patterson Ron Patterson Steve Palmer Karen Paulson Row 3 George Pieoer Dave Montague Jack Moore Jane Phillips Sue Phillips Gloria Jeanne Price Linda Omohundro Nancy Ortrnan Claudine OConnor Carol Neufeld Row 4 Craig Martin Don McDonald, Mike McKee Steve McGee Bob Parker, Elwin Nowa, Jim Otto Dud Michael, Jim Poole, Don Pluim Row 5 Allen Potter, Mike Owsley, Knox Price, Ted Nichols, Bill Miller George Patterson, Dean Pearson, Phillip Moyring, Dennis McCreary, Randy McMurray l ,I- . .', ' xl 1,81 Z 9' .L , f - Q i R X, I . . 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X Row 1 Lots Pupo Chrls Parker Sharon Page Sue Peters Janet Pllklngton Sue Saucuer Gerry Papel Erleene Ralnvllle Robun Raymond Margaret Ross Judy Ryan Mary Rosatu Elatne Spauldtng Bob Nnchols Gayon Robb Ron Newton Bll Marulyn Russell Bob Schenk Kath: Rourke Eddle Renaltner Sharon Qunsenberry Jtm Roper Carole Sundstrom Sara Ralnus Mark Schrader Joe Rafe Henry Rnvera Bull Soule Sue Robertson Melna Regen Vurgmla Stout Sue Rogers Ruth Rucker Ott Make Rahnlly Bull Salusbury Pat Sheruoan Jnm Rolllns Rtchard Rlddle Hank Randall Robert Relnlnger J o Q 8 Q ' Ox ., 3 '- Q . 1 ., A -2 ,b . , .., ' P .I , -- . N. 1 ,fs 'V- D' O S1-5-.n ...sxf-V ,Q":' ' A '1 QU Vtckt Polls Claudta Needham Row 2 Prnce Susan Rausch Row 3 Pam Ross Clndy Robvnson Row 4 Steve Rngglns Row 5 Dave Raymond Don Rutter Jam gained praetleal knowledge applneable -5 Row 'I Joan Fnles Jackie Mullins Marte Haasus Penny Robunson Jane Sanders Dtana Shore Enleen Schumann Marilyn Swab Jtm Cudllp Row 2 Barbara Thompson Betsy Spencer Suste Schmocker Shurley Smnth Carol Geller Sandy Schaefer Sue Sommer Carol Malosevuch Susan James Row 3 Eveltn Haubrnchs Donna Dtlker Krts Lundquust Jann e Hope Carolyn Sfuhrman Gaul Splaver Sue Snrk Mary Lee Stewart Row 4 Jeff Boswell Kurt Kroeger Don Smith Frank Clark Brenda Robustellt Rochelle Rhodes Barbara Walt Gretchen Ehr Row 5 Ken Sherman Don Stowell Larry Shaul Mtke Snlberhorn Susan Schaar Cheryl Stoker Ted Fouts Dave Sheets 4 1 J Y . - V' r 5 ' S " S ' Q l X. ' f V h ll l . . 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S.. :L . 4.11 ki rx W' iff 'H X x,.,x IN Q0 -ai' tv 4 C Row 'I Mary Vance Marsha Tharlman Mnllucent Voges Leslue Vaughan Nancy Terry Jam Van Vleet Gene Trmmons Chrus Van Der Veen Robm Stevens Row 2 Carole Taylor Donna Taber Roger Tschurgu Robin Waldvogel Bull Scharmg Marvln Schmidt Claude Smlth Ben Van Laar Bob Santhoff Row 3 Alan Vega Bob Thompson Hugh Townsend Jane Uhl Lmda Toussamt Judy Todd Joan Tepper John Thoe Arlene Taft Row 4 Jessne Smlth Judy Sumner Esther Smlth Frank Schwarze Jam Troxel Bruce Ungerland John Treuchler Duck Taylor Gayle Tuchscherer to everu dau Ilvunq admomshed A 4 fc' 1' 0 r-'P QW A 'A in I ' v- v' il ...r F:--Q Row 1 John Wyper Mary Wopscnall Nancy Wells Vnckn Wang Martne Wrllmwn Jane Wolters Mary Whltney Marllyn Wlnters Bob Wachman Bob Watson Row 2 Gnnny Young Sandy Walton Les Yosek Grace Wenollng Llnda Ward R,ta Wrnter Karen Westner ROSIS Woodward Jackle Wulcox Julle Watkuns Row 3 Sue Wulson .llm Valentnne Steve Wlckes Mldge Whltehull Anna Lueoe Penn Whzte Lesley Wasserburger Cecella Westcott Roberta Wood James Wntter Row 4 Rnch Zander Don Wheatley Sam Wenzel Rnck Wasson Duck Wlllnoms Carolyn Wronka Pam Wllkun Jlll Whute 21 5 . - ' ' xc It 'A f17"'r' " . 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J ' lv 4 v ' I Sophomores looked forworcl to being upperclossmen l-n N1 Techmques In sketching ore developed an Art dosses l 6 Some of Arcadia s fmest speech swdenfs receuve awards un 1he voruous compermve duvns4ons l WWW am: 'QV 45 Preparing for o fashion show Duchesses Improve hemmmg skulls . x , A 'I . 9 , f H4 I Y 'X .E Q' I a .' 5' ' l . E 1 I X Q l s ' J' ' " , ' ' f is f . 2 X. I' Lib ' -V 2' e o r ' ' o ,gm't:,.'f + ,, ' ' A ao - A 9 ,24 I . K .' I X t - K . F n if 15, i f wo K x 1 an r 1 ,"' ' , XS , 4: 'ix , AVT' 'W' , . AL bg?-in A f I - . e ..., . 'ls-A I wg.. ' -I Mgr. I, f Gary Schmitt capably served his term ot otfice as President ot the Freshman Class and led them competently in their first year at Arcadia High AGAIN THIS YEAR more than 7OO Freshmen crossed the threshold to a higher education. This incoming class is wel- comed vvith hopes that their years as Apaches will be en- ioyable and successful. Under the untiring guidance ot the Freshman Sponsors, Mrs. Virginia Stone and Max E. Cramer, the class at T963 has ably begun their years at Arcadia. This Freshman Class is also indebted to their capable class otticers. In spite ot the inconveniences ot the extended day schedule, the Freshmen have been able to cultivate an active interest in social activities. They have Whole heartedly supported the athletic teams and entered into the spirit of the "Clean Campus" proiect. THEY NOW look torvvard to an even more eventtul and satistying year as sophomores. Class of 1963 fl Mrs Virginia Stone and Max Cramer guided and assisted Freshmen Completing their first adventurous uear -hifL EARLY IN SEPTEMBER the Fresh men started their first year at Arca dia The tirst big event of the year was the HI Dance The main idea There vvas also a Big and Little Sis ter Picnic and a Freshman Orienta- tion to initiate the new comers Un der their tune otticers they have had a very successful year Cheerful and industrious Pres men officers Sally L r se re wry Joe Geovanini vice president and Janet CoIJberg Treasurer rendered serv ce and leadership to e class of 64 Friendl ness and effort characterized tlese lead rs Each gave untiring aid to tne President in ai s arg ng class business i . ' I 9 If ti '- --A---V Y I was to get the students acquainted. X 1 , , x tl. 9 V X-XX Q J ' . s '1- ,- x Y gl ' ' h ' - ee , c K z ' 4, ' - ' : E , W , 1 ' ff . ' , ' i ' 4 .aol Row 1 Sue Bruns John Andersen Frank Adorno Tom Anderegg Jeff Blum Bob Ault Bob Agee Joel Amromtn Jeff Ayres Dorothy Blood Row 2 Tony As turtas Pat Anderson Lew Aktns Julte Austera Karen Anderson Betty Jo Achtlles Carol Baxter Mary Brustman Kay Bowman Ltnda Anderson Row 3 Make Althouse Lynn Berry Penny Bower Stephante Berky Wendy Btddle Sharon Brockte Lorna Baldwtn Jtm Armstrong Ltnda Aylmer Br an Btlllng Row 4 Sheryl Bosserman Marsha Battany Carol Amendt Joan Bresnan Connte Baxter Vtckte Bush Barbara Bush Annette Bragta Pamela Bonds Roger Boettger Row 5 Rtchard Bardtn Gordon Andersen Don Axlund Earl Aloert Dennts Anderson Rtchard Anderson Steve Burchby Mtchael Ames Robert Alltson Ltnda Bay rn Hugh School Freshmen sampled one of ftve JH!- vi 1' ll Row 1 Charlene Blaney Candt Boone Jtm Bun' Barry Bernhard Blame Chapman Btll Bancroft Trudy Chapman Btll Barley Bob Brown John Curtts Row 2 Thorne Brnntngs Rtch Brock Judy Brarnard Sharon Btasellt Steve Conropulos Jtm Coonan Leonard Carman John B rk Kay Courtney Beverly Beckwrth Row 3 Mark Borgatta Chrts Burton Marge Cowan Barbara Chtlcoat Nancy C.:rran Marte Crowley Connte Cantwell Dtck Bennett Wayne Boseiker Phil Bosl Row 4 Kenneth Brown Dodglas Belcher Carla Brook Judt Blatr Carolyn Bodtly Nancy Burns Mark Broughton Bonnte Brtttan Katnleen Carroll Sptke Batley Row 5 Steve Barrett John Bardtrt Jtm Bovden Jtm Berry Steve Bong Tom Blarr Joe Bruscta Andy Blyth Clft Ballard Jrm Bennett ?l8 ' U. + Q ,df 'tr M K ,J I. 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I ' .I ' I ' I ' I ' O I' ' I ' . 1 n I 4.-x 15 4 -db I vtr'A Row 'I Kathy Calamta Sharon Carlsen Vrrgrnla DeCamp Vlola DeBenedetto Lee Curtrs Curt: Row 2 Pat Cowan Jeanne Collrns Bob Chapman Paul Casey Kay Davus Vrcky Row 3 Jane Delapenha Vrckl Dretz Vrckr Derlachter Alrce Covell Carole Cooper Row 4 Karen DeBard Kevnn Connell Molly DuBo1s Drana Dennrs Carlson Claudra DeVore Row Kathleen Cwambers 5 Bull Crosby Ken Church Bull Carr John Cocwran Dav Lrnda DeLong foreign languages offered Row1 Clarles Deleo D th :tl ci Susan Churchnll Dlane Clarke Nancy Detfeloach Laune Dahl Juanlta Draper Lnnda Darnecy Louuse Cohen Candee Cooley Betty Callahan Sally Danenhauer Renee Chavez Sally Daolan Jeannle Cottraux Duane DeCenzo Peggy Chaffun Kathy Daverson Jerry Collrer Steve rd Carey Pat Coffman John Cranmer Bull Cosgrobe Carol Crosby Characteristic confuslon af coats sweaters and lackes prevarls at he Hr Dance CVO Y GV' Prclc Freeman Jack Follcer Jtm Detze Nancy Erchorn Ro 2 W Laura Jenn Dunlaa Susan Days Sand Draughon Tom Fras 'et San Day es Ron Ells Row 3 Car, Doaez John D1 ela Bob Ertrnahn Kathl Ffln een ra es Susan Free Jane Dtl'on Row 4 John Dean Bala DeM clele Tana Ell san Tum Fsler Steve Erla Phrl D R rce ow 5 Lar y Elers Clark Ferguson S v even Ene Daryll Drnw Bob Durker Dfmry Evgng 21 9 l' ,s 'f,'1' '41l. 4 5 . . 4 ns' -...gf .. 9 '-, A Us 'JS' 'iffhs-P' ' ' ' '. 21. ,::.- W- f 5. -1 . .rf . f.' g h , expiry. 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Q-ff, .....-v Sewing :ooknng and nnterror desrgnrng open new frelds of rnterest for Freshman gurls Row I Laune Scandalrs Nancy Statler Helene Sprague Sandy Sanburn Sherry Scott Row 2 Rhea Roche Lrnda Roblnson Sally Reynolds Lunda Small Lynne Roscoe Carolyn Regel Row 3 Brll Roeder John Strand Martrn Roysher Karl Stephens Charles Rubash Robert Rehwaldt Row 4 Donna Spratlrng Rose Stokes Margo Srnrth Nancy Stlrrett Laura Slhyonen Judy Sturroclc Row 5 John Rrchardson Len Nunnally Charles Posnecker Rlchard Pomrner Jrm Opel ChrsSchlarfer 2 2 Q . 4 . ff f ell-L I 74. ,. C . s ' rx 1 J ' - L i , "' 'au 'Q - u ' -if 'V 'F -9 ,f r -x r X fr ,Q . ,v ' 4, .. . 0 ' 9 , -A N -, L . ,rr - L V - ., - K3 . , f 9 cv 3 -- ' - Q 'L , '- O cg A ' , , , .9 1 '9 , ' - It ,- i 5 4, Q L' Q ul 9 1' . A .g ' gk . "' 2 H ., 11 f V I Q ' qv L' S l ' fi' L ' . , 4 I l ' I Q' , P , ' j? ' r L '74 r y ' I ' x . - I Q ., M' , ,IV : 1 Ltta ,1:'f.L , i L C ,,,, , , ' ' , . : C3 tu: Peers, Crt? 3 ', r c - , f , , , ' e , , e , , 1 . z " P ' f denver, Cnet fl Paulson, Tlerosfn Prtest, Erleen Relto, Cand Pontius, Bett Pr or, Vtlend Roberts, Gerry Pecarovich, Pat Pnclcens, Gayle Pearson. Row 4: Leonard Y Y Y Y Y L ' I , ' , t te, 1 L 1 , ' , , , ' , ' ' , ' . 1 r U s A .Q 4 5 1-1 L' :gr I -Q V x fy . , Q G P 4, , A. ' A 'Q Q, . : ' 15 . . ,,, ' 'f 5. . . Y- ,K r 4 1 xx D, :ei ' v' ', - J 9 R A - .5 '-4 ' L N 'll 0 "' t L9 , - '3 I , f 56 -S Q " , 5 I .,, 1, ' l Y 4 ' e - , . . fr , .0 L ,- -as Q L ' or P . I f lx, ' V ,,., .r 5 J' bv ' g Row I Barry Snrder Don Shelnutt John Stone Laura Spoon Marne Schnur Rosle Salas Lenso Shnvell Row 2 Derald Sndler John Stacey Jnm Stovall Bull Sanford Bruce Shnvely John Shanley Phnhp Surra Row 3 Morrlee Sleeter Karen Shunk Gayle Soprano Jull Schlesunger Susre Skafte Wren Sparks .6-"5 . A sa! ""qIr'fsivr, . , IU' .1 'J' ' A as K-P' 3 Ol Y' " of 'Y as Gary Schmntt Row 4 Robrn Smith Pat Sharp Marulyn Sullivan Sue Smlth Cherne Schmndt George Sahagun John Street Row 5 Gary Sparks Fred Steck Janet Syphers Francnne Soltwedel Lrz Stongel Eager Freshmen hurrynng to the campus Sheryl Smith Cathy Sprang are anxlous to attend therr ten oclock 224 classes Freshmen review greater responsnbnhtues new Mk biis x 2' 'QD cs! 00 ' T ti L if on , .Q- DO gli as . C U v f I I.-J 14' CO C lr' OC 4. 1l'!.K A I 'gawk -m -Q! x. All l Row 'I: Karen Thomas, Milfe Wagn,, Parry Vrfhlte, Dale Wells, Jgclfie Tocher, Beverly Thompson, Lynn Thalm.n, Judy Wagner, Rnchard Von Bauer, Bruce Trent. Row 2: Jim Ternorst, Steve Thompsor, Lance VJ lly, Elfnne Timoe, T'na Turclf, Mary Tracy, Carolyn Thomas, Phylhs Turner, Laurel T uan, Laurie Tit. Row 3: Lonnle Uroman, Duane Vega, Nancy Jane Ufoan, Marie Varela, Pete lNe ss, Ken Tlllman, Stan Teague, Gary Troncale, Tim Te.ch, Kerry Tobin. Row 4: Tracy Smith, Dave Smuth, Jim Vawter, Jack Stephervor, Drcl-1 Snyd-vs, Tuvy Tuhrson, Warren Way Marsha Wwtbaard, Glnger Wrobhel, Mary Jo Uhlman, Row 5: Bob Simpson, .lim Wish, Charles Stegner, Ray Vavela, Bob Schtlhng, Carol Schurter, Don Schafer, Ron Sertno, Sam Spllard, Martyn Schempp. J sl Row 1 Ball Young Rachard Winslow Rolland Weddell Craag Whales Gary Wallace Pat Wakle Jacquae Warden Sandae White Row 2 Pam Weadaw Maralyn Woolf Claudia Woolery Stephen Walson Juda Waghtman Joan Wells Kam Wallace Lynn Weissman Row 3 Daanne Whate Cathae Water house Judy Walker Andrea Wolter Anne Waterhouse Susan Walls Jcanas Walls Row 4 Bob Wray Bob Wraght John Wanterbottom Joe Walker Nora Wallaams Joyce Ward Sandie Wacken Row 5 Make Young Dennas Waln Jam Woodsade Tom Wadley Ball Wellman Al Wallas Bob Walson fraenclshaps and ca broader educational horizon low I: Carol Brodhead, Susan Shelley. Row 2: Linda Vogt, Jane Alexander. Row 3: Jackie Mullen, Sharon Grant, Anne Glen. Row 4: John Bleeker, Lovonne Schrinpt, Evelyn Aos. low 5: Jim Parks, Mike Dye, Kick Kitzmiller. PROVIDING FUNDS for The yearly publication of the Arca- dian is a task the local business- men have wholeheartedly sup- ported. Appropriately called The Money Tree, the advertising sec- tion turnishes an opportunity for merchants to inform the public of their enterprises. Tree -xp MQ Q A I 3' I v I 13: I Sayw! a J: xiv A sf -S " F . A ,4 . vf-J . 4 3Sf'l:I38 Al J O3 33 A835 I 697 9 OD 33IAH3S 350338 Al 3 2 ,Z X I X iii' Q ix . +- r . 'l IRV NOREN'S LANES KERR'S ROUSH PRINTING 3245 E. Foothill Blvd. EL 5-3326 530 N, First Ave. Hi 7-2485 Pasadena ,.k.,.,Q4g.,,x,,.,,5,x,.s,,4l,g,x,.x..x,s,.s.s-,54Q Z' K' 1f"1"Y"'C' 2"K"l --':""' Sk A Ono xx! 7 ARCADIA LUMBER COMPANY 9 4 N. sam Anim Ave. Hi 6-3181 22 v 1-fi! WW I1 ie L, 1, L, :L- .d4f1,,v,..5 'W.1.!7L!1f--5 1 - 2, .. - eNLcJ:J"I.14 Q --Q c UV 2- 'Xi A8.W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN ANDERSON'S AUTO AND SPORT SUPPLY 422 S. First Ave. Hi 7-4117 1312 S. Baldwin Ave. Hi 7-6467 -,y--4 :sw gi -if-J .X KING PHARMACY ARCADIA APPLIANCE CENTER 54 E. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-2136 28 E. Duarte Rd. Hi 6-4439 I . , jc. if HORTENSE FLOWERS 18 E Duarte Rd Hi71841 CGEORGE s. ALBA UGH R e a I t o r ' mnll mmu, sox was INDUSTRIAL ' COMMERCIAL ' INCOME ' CAMPS ' RESORTS 105 N. Santa Anita Avo. - Arcadia, Callfornia g Q, Lf, P SEX' r H ai 1 i' 'T .- " D---.ng if A .-nlgif W M.. . -QGEI -,,-.--1 4-5 P l" 4 139 f - . .1 km T fe!! E5-f ,Q-4" -, 1, 5 y.-h " 5 - 1 2 XX 5 x KN 1 ' 9 ff il- 1 I X, U N.: N 1 1? 5 ' 1 4 V 2 , 4f,,,H Q WSJ f M 3' 232 NVJWOD U31 UM3dA.L .I.S0d f !,.f L .ing- ,iv gn- ENGINEERING-SCIENCE, INC. 150 East Foothill Blvd. Arcadia, Calif. Offers consulting, design, testing, research, and other engineering and scientific services in the fields of municipal and sanitary engineering. Our design offices and research laboratories produce products which assist communities and industries in maintaining a clean and healthful environment. Specialties are in water supply and treatment, waste collection, treatment, disposal, and reclamation, refuse collection and disposal, smog control, drainage and flood control, and other environmental engineering activities. ARCADIA BOWLING COURTS INC. Open 24 Hours 2l Morlan Place Hi 7-4021 ll Q 1,-""-0 - ---K"-,X 'XJ X If 5 I, LooKiNG ron A Jos 3 7 g ,' 'X wnH A Futuna? I ' X 1 5 , ds- -',," . I f-.A. E ,1,,f -,----------,.. Ask your vocational counselor about positions with Pacific In Telephone, or drop into one of our nearby Employment Offices. ,f W 126 W. Main St. f Alhambra A l At l-l2l2 L .f 'xxx ,f Or ask your Operator for ZENITH 'I0 000 or the Employment Office nearest your home W Pf , eg f ' I - aciie Telephone X fx PART OF THE NATION WIDE BELL SYSTEM l 1 'vi IYYYTYTE ITYII1 I-Zlwliiil fIII 5 sf 1 , ,res SULLIVAN PAINT CO. 1 ' ' 25 S. Firsf Ave. Hi 6-2116 ' -4-L. A , i....g.. Y,' .,,,.-f' 'L A GLOBAL TRAVEL SERVICE ARCADIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 18 N. First Ave. Hi 6-3148 37 W. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-2159 iii, j. ,,.- I QQYQ V fy .N if 3 4115 I '7 -,IV y I' fl Y gl Ag ,.JQ4f7..- ' , .-,-.1-R' .3 .. 1 if 1 'u N., M MINNIE MOSS CLARK - MILLINERY .., 219 S. Firsf Ave. Hi 7-6493 COVELL'S ' DRESS SHOP 193 E' ,I:,e,Cm7'mg Tffm Paige JUn'0'f1,- 7-7 95 KAsNEn's couNrRY MARKET fi L"""9'on " ' O soo s. some Anim Ave. Hi 7-2324 If ' Ni' txw- 'KV' vi A W ...A f.4g.,g.x,!!....,' lm i -:Q a--xi -.Lui 116. ri- '!'!'r ,inn LJ Af:-Q 53314 ' pin?" n Q 4 s,,. 1 x f. .,...J., l- ?,f- Q.:- uve, 'fb .ii i,J " 'Q' 5 In Lg" 1 .ml HUB HARDWARE 1311 S. Baldwin Ave, Hi 6-6151 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To the Class of 1960 Official Yearbook Photographer 142 E. Huntington Dr. - Hi 6-2365 ng 'T KROGH'S MEN'S SHOP 1115 W. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-3822 ' fe ' -Q I 1 fe -X, C0 - ,24- LIVE OAK PAINTS A2 E. Live Oak Ave. H17-2912 KATHI'S FASHIONS Dresses cmd Sportswear Junior Sizes 510 I5 ."' Regular Sizes 810 i6 v "" -f,,, Loy-Awoys Charge Accfs 40 E. Live Ocik Ave. Hi 6-5703 TACO TREAT 711 E, Live Ook Ave, Hi 7-9066 vAcco RUG co. 6 ioeio E. Live om Ave. Hi 7-6414 NICKELL 5 81 10 34 E. Live Oak Ave. Hi 7-8282 J" sf-5 ' 41 THE ARTISAN 617 S, First Ave. Hi 7-8310 Real Estate Loans Investments Developers ARCADIA INVESTMENT CO. Real Estate Investment Consultants Hi 6-2111 40 N. First Ave. Mu l-8950 F ' 5- 5? w ... r ' 1 1 .. , , ,, . ,. 'w 'f .I I- 3 Y. -1 1 1 l""" 1 at '1 ' ' is I l :, if, .', 1 A 11 -'I i fL. LQLXS. 1 J, b 11 ' 1 ' Q1 1 1 I 134 ,..... . R . ' , V K ., N L I ' raw: 5:1474 A .A wifes ' . . '.f3'alw: ' "rg, TC, 'F' 1 , 4 'I 1171 ARCADIA T.V. CENTER 129 E. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-9515 LEWIS SHOES 1317 S. Baldwin Ave. Hi 6-2028 351-- L' .Eu . 1 r 5 PETER PAN SHOP OF DRESSES 35 S. First Ave. Hi 7-7477 MELVIN KAISER ACADEMY OF DANCE "The School of Stylizeol Troining" 306 S. First Ave. HI 7-9502 F' ET TX A II-If-ii'f.PQi1t 1. ' EL RANCHO SHOPPING CENTER IIOI -I 155 West Huntington Dr., Arcodio Ibetween Michillindo 81 Sunsetl 2 'V-tvf ' , ARCADIA HARDWARE CO. 52 E, Huntington Dr. HI 7-2434 VINCE'S SHOES 1430 S. Boldwin Ave. HI 6-6954 cnnm Banu snap -f' SALES SERVLE v-----......, 3' ' OLLIE PRATHER'S ARCADIA BODY SHOP 326 N. First Ave. Hi 7-1928 HIGHLAND CLEANERS 59 E. Foothill Blvd. Hi 7-4210 RANCHO VARSITY EL RANCHO C'HILDREN'S SHOP RANCHO TEENS 1141 W. Huntingfon Dr. Hi 7-7357 li E arrows RESTAURANT OF ARCADIA 101 S. First Ave. Hi 7-9059 Formerly Fisher's VERN'S HAIR DESIGNS 1111 Highland Oaks Dr. Hi 7-0735 9 I , ' Wefori' A It Air -. Ln. , i if f Q I-W -- 'fwhfmmls I I - 585' :F I K .1 If A. L. ' -:N u ' -IJ Q- I I .mf 3 4 E I Q 5 ...fmt 1:92 as whwfsw 5 1f't" w W A t J" Er Nn XL' el e, N ' I- ,J-'lL' IN THE ARCADIA TRIBUNE I if! R 8. W AUTO REPAIR 330 N, First Ave. HI 7-1376 - SANTA ANITA FLOWERS 511 5, Farsi Ave, HI 6-6915 DEPENDAEILITY INTEGRITY SERVICE VICTOR W. TOMEK fi fRkMIOk- HOMES 0 INCOME 0 TRADES Q INSURANCE : 308 NO. FIRST AVE. ARCADIA. CALIF. HILLCREST 7'3032 RES. HI 6-8453 CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I960 GLASSER AND MILLER CHAPEL Albert J. Miller and Lorraine L. Miller 500 S. First Ave. W ,M +,,.,,,, APACHE SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS , il. 4 xiii 6 LIGHT O LAMP 47 E. Foofhlll Blvd. Hn 6 4791 l,,, Zag.. ? BECHERER BUICK INC. 840 W. Huntington Dr. n El 9-3201 D 8. M GROCERY Monrovia 625 S. First Ave. Hi 7-2363 BEST WISHES TO THE FUTURE HOME OWNERS OF AMERICA . W3 11' Rf. , fi, , . . . K.. ull K' 'A , Y I .3 unxrnz: . -V KUUHR5 . .Q . f M '- I X 5 .f 1 -A"'f ARCADIA BOARD OF REALTORS Multiple-Listing-Service 107 N. Santa Anita Ave. Hi 6-4649 4 ltlf ' UNL.-,. HENRY'S HARDWARE 24 N. First Ave. HI 7-2827 on q K vm su i. - .a AP" "' nl .f"-A Q' -'P ,1 ll COLONIAL PHARMACY 1326 S. Baldwin Ave. HI 7-4679 RENTALS . SALES COMPLETE FORMAL ATTIRE FOR MEN 646 SHOPPERS LANE, COVINA - EDGEWOOD 9-9505 B934 VALLEY BLVD.. ROSEMEAD - ATLANTIC 0-8034 HOURS:- 9 30 6 00 FRIDAY TIL 9 00 CLOSED SUNDAY RUBY RICKARD'S BAKE SHOP 666 W. Duarte Rd. HI 7-I502 QIUIUU QI iff L. DEL WHITEHILL UNION SERVICE II27 S. Boldwin Ave. HI 7-9006 WESTERNER HOTEL 161 Colorado PI. HI 7-3501 ,212 ARCADIA ESCROW CO. 602 S. Firsf Ave. HI 6-4481 'x .591 in SJX, N.,-" 5. 4.1 1"" I'7 -L 5, MICHAEL OF ARCADIA Good Grooming Sforts C11 on Eorly Age 105 S. Firsf Ave, Hi 7-8167 1 igii-Q ii Qqxirqi N111 affix Yf , 4,4 1 1 4 if . 15.1 Q ' 1 i ,L ' ' ---my s 5, i'-1' 5 ? I A , ,KV , Gr' 'x ,, it . k '-J'x , 1 1 X ,G 5 A i PM ' E .. 4 , is-. A r 1 42 , e 131 HINSHAW'S 1201 S. Baldwin Ave, Hi 6-4681 X. , -ff ff 41 RANEY CLEANERS MATT QUlNT'S BARBER SHOP 22 E. Duorfe Rd. Hi 7-4224 A1V'COVidiTiOV19Ci 705 S. Firsf Ave. Hi 7-9030 4. ,,,,1,v1lf'l 1 A:,xAJ .,..l....,v I 4... oa,' A . J... 1 ... iQh.2?u4:v::' ARCADIA LINQLEUM ARCADIA FLORISTS Q4 E4 Dumye RdA Hi 7-OQ3A 101 N. Santo Anita Ave. Hi 7-1000 Q v Y Y,Y......ff 7'1" El. RANCHO MARKETS INC 756 Sunset Blvd HI 6 4603 tb -22 R I BLU! iso 4 M15 W. T. BECKWITH - REALTOR 107 W. Huntington Dr. Hi 6-6111 Q I it K . X ,Y xt- MARBERRY SHOP Featuring Lanz Originals 1137 W. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-8695 'J' HEHE . ' if LLL 'ly I N A ,J-Exim Qu U - X I ARCADIA GLASS and MIRROR 305 N. Santa Anita Ave. Hi 6-4437 i i v 1?- A rlnsrou AS !- 51111 sm W Q . 1. ."'?'lQ'L1. . VAN-S JEWEI-ERS 316 S FlrsT Ave H 6 3161 Sqfixx.- .r A+- , X . 6 Sf .4 1-ff HUNTINGTON ASSOCIATES INC. 1047 W I-Iuntmgfon Dr Hi 6-4651 ' SOCIATES llc IHS ie- F'-1 ...1 ii . as - . 3: ' 95,5 x . -Li 1' Ll. i L ., 5 .--Q sv I. 1. 4 1 1 x ' .I . - 1 wh 1 si . :A ' . 'x . , ll LUTHER INVESTMENT CO. SANTA ANITA TRAVEL Mortgage Counsel - Loans - Insurance 655 W. Duarte Rd. Hi 6-8515 1110 S. Baldwin Ave. Hi 6-5223 TOYS 111355555 S xii'-1100 OYS ARCADIA HOUSE OF TOYS EL RANCHO JEWELERS Fofmeflv Shugens 1147 W. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-6013 113 E. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-5385 Compliments of BOLLER, SUTTNER 8- BOLLER i ' 50 N. First Ave. Hi 7-8017 BLOCK'S CLOTHIER 29 S. First Ave. Hi 7-3383 L.E.BEAucnAMP f"'Mf'lNSU.Q'1-MCE K' I C'0M5ffYf X 2.12.15 1. YOUR NEEDSIN LIABILITY ONE POLICY aowos L. E. BEAUCHAMP - INSURANCE Hi 7-1880 870 W. Duarte Rd. Mu 1-7381 N. 'T' a-1. CLIFT'S MEN'S STORE 28 E. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-4963 48 134 E. Hunt We, salute the graduating class of '60 ARCADIA MAINTENANCE CO. 615 S. First Ave. Hi 6-2232 SANTA ANITA MOTORS ington Dr, Hi 7-8103 1 1 1 'I T 1 1 ', ww' 1 xx -A K 1 XR Af.. I I In 15,5 i tt-'IOL' JN.. I 1? " -if .3 , ,un Q' 'P T-,-..,,,lk,,, -R ' " , I if fa- 1 E 1 NEWSOM'S JUNIOR BOOTERY 1206 S, Baldwin Ave. Hi 7-3812 S Hp ,- Nun H. H. GODDARD AND ASSOCIATES 1010 S. Baldwin Ave. Growing with Arcadia V ROY LONG'S 23 E. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-3271 FLOYD L. SWANSON Accounting, Insurance and Taxes 19 Morlan Place Hi 7-7994 Hi 6-8565 - ' I ROD'S 41 W. Huntington Dr. Hi 7-7515 t' wir' I .1 .x -xx EARL KING - CHEVRON 100 E. Foothill Blvd. Hi 7-7720 UT Gui SU A A 45 . 111 L if 11-153:1hLi1'm',iii 'i 'K' -7 45: ur: K ' V1 My iyi 7 , lvl I , J Y' , 251 I .L JA 4- f - A . ,, - A M Qfii 4 W -1 ""'t,- M-'nu --I 'tr FIRST WESTERN BANK 1155 W. Huntington Dr. Hi 6-4628 Kafgi ARCADIA SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL 311 N. Sonto Anito Ave. Hi 7-2244 MILLER DUNCKEL REALTY CO. Homes of Distinction Hi 6-2166 12 S. Santa Anita Ave. Mu 1-0161 1 McBRATNEY'S Myrtle ot Lemon Monrovio E19-1111 5 SANTA ANITA BLUEPRINT CO. Blueprints - Whiteprints - Photostats Drafting Su lies - Laminatin Work of Immediate PIE:-up cmd Deliver? Service OFFICE Hom-: 3630 E. Colorado Blvd., Pas. Sy 5-8649 TEL Hllcnn 1-8116 TB. Hlllerut 7-4296 706 S. First Ave., Arc. Hi 7-5896 a Monum PLACE Hi 7-0486 Off Same Anita, Ono Blk. No. of Huntington 710 N. Citrus Ave., Cov, Ed 2-6517 DAVIDSON S PAINTS l3lO S. Baldwin Ave. Hi 7-4365 -i LUIIICA L- L vics rs Ilco sfkvicf VIC'S rExAco senvice R. s. HEGG - PLUMBING s. APPLIANCES IOOI S. Santa Anita Ave. Hi 7-9043 610 S- First Ave- Hi 7-2757 stffll H hpuw-" STEER HERE MEATS BREJON'S HOME FURNISHINGS 303 N. First Ave. Hi 7-Ol84 524 S, First Ave. Hi 7-7Oll -I n-I-II"""" 252 BARRONS PHARMACY ED'S RADIO SHOP 1271 S. Baldwin Ave. Hi 6-2118 404 S. Firsf Ave. Hi 7-6828 fa 1,43 , eff-I' 9550 nag. 'Q' HL7-sas: ml "E N. I 7980. .V f I - MEI- SAN EL VALLEY LUMBER co I llsgi V 5 mm'- :EEE5 . ! l S5555 - It V I I 1 1 5-'ZT- JOHN S. McLAUGHLlN "We Specialize in Custom Built Homes" 5 Real Estate Sales - 515 S. First Ave. Hi 7-936i --"'fvf'r'5Q7,'l SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LUMBER CO. Other Yards: Temple City - Irwindale Servlce and Quallly Slme V704 BENEFICIAL FINANCE co. 57 Wheels' Ave' Hi 6'7l6l 133 E- Hunfingfon Dr' Hi 7,Q14O Other Yards: Temple City - lrwindale Save This Space for Your Best Friends WHEELER'S ARCADIA SPORTING GOODS AND CAMERA SHOP 207 S. First Ave. Hi 7-4923 E. 8. E. FLYING I59 E. Huntington Dr. 2 I ill' M II I Q HARDWARE Ili i 0 + VZ xi 6 X5 Qaxzqiwglfs xrxxxe 5 OX we +005 O05 0' OXO 'Roz 'bg S05 x0 CPG 'A" SERVICE Hi 7-9943 ffl-Bii if ARCADIA MUSIC MART SANTA ANITA HARDWARE 21 E. Huntington Drive Hi 6-3I II 21 S. First Ave. Hi 7-I467 5 ARCADIA SHOE SHOP 22 N. First Ave. HI 7-8809 Fire Destrouea Campus Center Firemen worked swiftly at cleaning up the debris in the Attendance Office. Smoke rose from the smoldering embers as the fire destroyed the Administrative Center. ON APRIL 23, 1960, a Saturday night, a disastrous fire exploded in the Administration Building. The S200,000 fire completely destroyed the Counseling Office, Attendance Office, and the Administrative Offices. Arson investigations revealed that the fire started in the I.B.M. room and spread rapidly throughout the entire building. Johnny-on-the-spot staff photographer, Bill Stadley spent a brisk night capturing a pictorial history of the damage caused by the fire. Despite this handicap, classes ran efficiently on Monday, with little confusion, because of the immediate adaptation of available nooks and crannies into temporary offices. Custodians and maintenance staffs worked untiringly to es- tablish temporary quarters and move equipment and materials to new locations. ..3xi1g, ."' . 1,1 4 . in Q tts. ,. ia . A . K ,-14' 1. 've ., Mrs. Val Rodeker, Counseling Office secretary, attempted to salvage counsellors appointment books. 256 Final Curtain AS THE FINAL CURTAIN FALLS on yet another year at Arcadia High School and nostalgic Apaches leaf Through the T960 Arcadian, a note ot thanks is due the statt. Behind the scenes, the production statt has planned the dummy, taken pictures, checked and re- checked lacts and written copy, constantly striving to develop a Worthwhile memory book. Always on tap to capture highlights ot the year, pictorially, were JOHN STAVA and BILL STADLER, statt photog- raphers. Cover design ancl interior art work was created by DIANE LINDER, although she was not a regu- lar statt member. Operating as a one-man Sports Department, BOB MELBO was indetotigable in covering athletic events and collecting statistics, For their consistent dependability and etticiency in their various sections, the remaining members deserve special recognition: NANCY CLARK and LAEL LIVENGOOD, Activities, LINDA BRALEY and CAROLE PITTS, Government, NANCY MASON, Administration, SUE POLLACK, Organizations, BARBARA CAMPBELL and JOANN PEDERSON, Seniors, BETSY THORSEN and PAIGE McKENZlE, Advertising, KAREN KELLY and SHARI BAKER Underclassmen' and JANET SPITZER the statt's "Man Friday " who was seen spotting pictures and typing The statt was also deeply gratetul to Yearbooks Incorporated Monrovia tor their understanding and cooperation tnroughout the year Criticism patience and encouragement as exhibited by Mrs Hazel Reegler sponsor were in valuable to the success ot the 1960 Arcadian Our sincere thanks is expressed to all those people who made the yearbook possible 410-522.4 Stage Crew Editor in Chief Judy Wolters Administration Nancy Mason Government Carole Pitts and Linda Braley Activities Nancy Clark and Lael Livengood Seniors Barbara Campbell and Jo Ann Pedersen Spgrtg Bob NISIIDO Organizations SUS Pollock Underclassrnen Karen Kelly and Shari Baker Advertising Betsy Thorsen and Paige McKenzie Circulation Janet Spitzer Photographers John Stava and Bill Stadler I i i 1 i 1 i . 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