Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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7 'CN NAA if st-.8 4 Sleeping on the job? This person graduated from Mesa High School in Mesa. Arizona. He was nicknamed Denny. was active in Student Government. and was ASB Secretary. ,Graduating from Muscatine High School in Muscatine. Iowa. this teacher participated in foot- ball. basketball. track and base- ball. He was Sophomore and .lun- ior Class President and Vice Pres- ident as a Senior. He lettered in four sports and was captain of the basketball team. Q This teacher graduated from Willshire High School and was Junior Class President and Senior Vice President. She won ninth place in Ohio State Scholarship Test in Plane Geometry and also received a Valedictorian Award. PA graduate from Loara High School in Anaheim. this teacher competed on the tennis team. He received the lrvine Leagueis Most Valuable Player Award in tennis. 4 Belleville Township High School. was this teacher's alma mater. She participated in swim- ming. Spanish Club. Honor Soci- ety, English Club. Student Coun- cil. and was on the newspaper staff. ,They all called her .lean'nie'l at Helix High School. in San Diego. She was active in Senior Glee Club. Hepsters. Girls League. CSF. choir. Senior Prom Commission. and Choraliers. Por- mally teaching at Sandburg .lun- ior High, she is a new teacher this year at GHS. flrairfax High was the school that Dotty graduated from. Girls League. GAA. and Tri Y were some of the activities in which she was active. She WHS also a CSF life time member which is a very special honor. m B is l A4 KW' T a 1

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Dr. Robert Bruce Principal 'Sf' .cat Mr. Tom Kidwell - Assistant Superintendent, Business Services Mr. Phil Wollam - Assistant Superintendent, Education Services FTF s mtl Dr. .larnvs Garvey - Certificated Personnel. Adi1lIE,d11t'ation 7 7 -'tm niinistration AEDMUNHSTFBHTUQN As we turn the pages of the 1976-77 school year, we can recall our many Q accomplishments. Tartans achieved ,Q--ff success in all aspects of campus life. Our successful Scotland T76 trip was - H 2 balanced by a strong return to basics in - the classroom. We can look back with joy and sad- ness while reflecting that we were The , t.. . K.: Pride of the Foothills. - 3 AFNJ , A if -i ,.t,. -I , fu 'Em -1 1 . ,ggi-I-,. Robert Bruce, Ed.D. . f F 4:5gx,':-fs , ' ff '. La, 51. T'-W1 M Q f :xiii 'M' .f ' ' V' ' Q 5 'QSM -1. it 'N il X '-.png-l'.1g ' '- J 1 ff F W 'g tx X 8 4.2 v., im, 2:-1 P E15 . '-..,--LW -: E1- '. .. 25 u 1 'nfs -4 A-K -v. n us . ., . .. -' :+:, A. lik - 'kl,:,x Sh :g.E,nv::?.fe' :Xi ' r 'EH l x fm - ' ni. 1 .',a ,.-R., ,QLIIZF ifi'E1, 'QA't ,-N., -'li1rr:ff,'f.'?EZ'5Z?:1:!i'i- -, ...,3i?r.. L-'-'.'g 'i -,Nl-xl'-'X N 'lfr:f,:f?:sf'-I-I-gi.'f-'li-.5 '. '. - V f Jaxx.:-. , :.:5II' 'f':.:'::.3tu- x'- ' gif: 3, Q i...1'f. ' -.Tm tl.. .53 Ali! ' .-,, , . .. t . - x,, f ff -': z.n19-gt'i- if f .M M- u'1 54 'nginaixl . 'gn Lg . . f ' QM? 1 f,l'g.111 ht Q. , KV .173 - f ' 3 3 .'-: -54.2-as 1-Ja-..-,' 15 lf . .i'.1 '. - ' ,ZF f?3:': '- 1. , .I T K ' t gt Mr. Patrick Bushman District Superintendent . 'R M., -it Q y 'X x xi K A t ,gg ii 4 l f , 5, , ff' , mf' N- .',,Y.fVk , ' . VL1I'l.l.iy 'xx 'v . IF! . . , A, t , gs '. 'Q K Mr. Stan Sidaris Assistant Vim- Prinvi mal Assistant Vice Principal Mr. Walt Altman l if' - I 'ST' X,- D ,ln-: 3 I BOARD OF EDUCATION, left to right, seated: Mrs. ,lean S. Butler, president: Mrs. Margaret S. Aus. lin. Left to right, standing: Mr. Wendell J. Meyer. Mr. Kenneth ,l. Schneider, Mr. Ron Leos.