San Marino Hall School - Marinor Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1953 volume:

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That is our most distinct reason for choosing music as our theme. We'lI Never Forget You Mr. and lVlrs. Ralph A. Clark Founders ln l926 San Marino l-lall was founded by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Clark. Their aims were to teach girls to develop their own personalities, to achieve charm, and understand- ing of lite. Their understanding and sincerity have made each one at us want to continue their dream. They will never be forgotten in the hearts ot as all. X z 'Q xgkqvgg-, ff 5' ik 7' ' W Q, , Q 'Y f W L 3 5 bf i Administration Their cheerful friendliness endeors them to us oll. Mrs. Mildred Reid, Mrs. Reba Rickert. Office Staff MISS BROWN We ore grateful to Miss Brown who hos helped moke our school run so smoothly. Her quiet ond efficient woy is on exomple for eoch of us. Have You Heard? You'll Always B Part of Ll Mrs. Beatrice Clark The Annual Staff of i953 wish to express our gratitude to you, Mrs, Wright, Your interest in each girl as an indi- vidual, has formed a lasting impression. We will never forget the many times you have en- couraged us to strive tor higher and better things, We cannot begin to express fully our a Wri h ppreciation. Faculty We owe Q great deal to our Teachers who have fought Us more 'rhon textooolx Known edge. They have tried to troin us in self expression and free thinking. Near You II. All ight Long Housemothers Yxoffoxk Mfg J to ' X13 le S M6 ' ferffn 9 We wish to express our deep appreciation to our housernathers for their patience and auidance which has been an invaluable aid to us allg we will never target them. x 4 M Gvoce wie rs, J. C H NWS' ershey Dedication This year the annual staff chose to dedicate the Marinor to one at our finest teachers. She has done so very much for us all in the classroom and in the extracurricular activities as well. She is a truly fine person, and through this dedication we hope to show our deep appreciation to Mrs. Sayler. Proverbs: 2 A fool hath no delight in understanding, but that his heort moy discover itself. Emma Recuero Psolm 136: For I know thot the Lord is greot, ond thot our Lord is obove oll gods. Glenda King Psolm l: For the Lord knoweth the woy of the righteous: but the way of the ungodly sholl perish. Charlotte La Belle Were Big Girls Now Charlotte La Belle ' I948 Year entered, From: Arcadia h'l in Offices held w ie school: Treo Glenda King Year entered: l95l Bell school: Student n f Annual. From: Offices held while i President, Editor 0 Emma Recuero Year entered: l952 - P nomo' ' l: Treasurer of GAA. From. a Offices held while in schoo Body Treasurer, f Sorority surer of Sorority, Secretary o as Student Body l Glenda King: Nickname-Rae Noted for sa in -Chi Wa-Wa Y 9 ' Pet Peeve-Sheryle Williams Never Without-Sis Likes-Races Song-Why Don't You Believe Me Ambition--Airline Hostess Charlotte La Belle: Nickname--Butch Noted for saying-Eileen Barton Pet Peeve-English Never Without-Records Likes-Hamburgers Song-Pretend Ambition-Writer Emma Recuero: Nickname-Emma Noted for saying-Give Time Pet Peeve-Geometry Never Without--Books Likes-Peter Lawford Song-Your Cheatin' Heart Ambition-Secretary Me Q si? fs C5 Dur Very Dwn Last Will We, the senior closs of l953, being ot sound mind, hereby bequeoth to those who must ccarry on without us, these most cher- ished possessions: Emmo Recuero: Leoves her long block hoir to Lou Munseyg ond her obility to cotch bosebolls to Goyle Clorke. Glendo King: Leoves her obility to go steody with tour guys ond be engoged to one ot the some time to Pot Morgon her going bomb of o cor to Sheryle Williomsg ond her sout ern drowl to Dee Honlik, ond whot's left over to Lou Munsey. Chorlotte Lo Belle: Leoves her Doy Student doys to Dot Collingsg ond her Senior problems to Lynn Punches. mM5il1tO 3 f GM I fill!-T67 A4 Q-- I 8 P Trying V 3 Betty Swon, Shirley Scott, Dorothy Collings Juniors Sweet and Lovely 3, Patricia Carr, Judy Reed, Carole Haffner, Patricia Campbell, Gayle Clark, Mary Lou Murisey, Carole Sheley, San dra Smith. l l Sophomores Freshman MWF' rf 'lamb' im? K divan fm +'-. 5 R H . aa fi - '- QF! Audrey Punclwes, Sharon Macdonald, Denise Havlik, Margo Metzger, Florence Gajdos, Magdalena De Cordova, Patricia Crosson, Sheryle Williams, Patricia Morgan, Madeleine White. Pack of Wild Horses 5 5 1 Q 4 ' ' Full 1 ',...,w lL.. A Eighth Grade Louise Sehaffnit i Q Michele Morgan Caroln Jones Diane Pereell Too Young Mary Lou Brown Elaine Sieehert jgwrke are if Earthquake Qoy Armstrong, Jonice Wilson, Nancy Belcher, Lindo Boumgordner, Roberto Kirksey, Doncirose Corlis, Betty Co sine, Evelyn Borwick, Morgorie Polmer. Seventh Grade Wonder Where lVl Baby's Gone First Row: Dona Butler, Melody Mills, Robin Morris, Janet White, Joyce Baum, Karen Horton-Billard, Vicki Smith, Second Row: Lois McCoy, Linda La Fayette, Sally Felt, Claudia Hubbart, Sylvia Byrd, Carole Wirth, Sharla Wilson, Marlene Demberger, Linda Loiselle, Patricia Doyle, Lois Lar- son, Maria Campanella. Third Row: Eda Rossi, Sandra Strickland, Linda Johnson, Molly Milliron, Susan Marks, Shirley Mark, Janice Hefley. 4th 5th 6th Grade lf 1 Ist 2nd 3rd Grade Christine Stokes, Katrina Knolder, Norma Hefley, Marlene Demburger, Susan Britton, Marietta Kroeger, Susan Holmquist, Wendy Waterhouse, Anne Turrell, Linda Sue Barrett, Jay Elan Morris, Marsha Milliron, Suzanne Bird, Mary Lou Cope, Cinthia Cope, Kathleen Lynch, Diane Lynch, Jill Garrie, Lynn Dilley, Dor- othy Palrner, Lynn Crosby, Lesie Page, Cynthia Pierce, Joella Gerstmeyer, Barbara Beatty, Claudia Cardin, Jo Ann Jarnecke, Lucille Laudonia, Sharon Unrau, Wendy Doutrick, Sharon Frick, Rita Kendall, Donna Jones Middleton, Marjorie Zuber, Jeannie Gesteland, Cheryle Richmond, Valerie Hunt, Sharon Vitzke, Judy Marks, Sandra Cartwright, Suzanne Johnson, Stephanie Carter, Sharyn Li Downend, Bethany Byrd, Sharon Gabriel, Susan Taylor, Lynn Ladd. Yes Sir That's M Bab f l sr 'Amlw "'-I f X i f I L " ...lm 19"'55'm.5 3W -I Dorm Llfe Niki? H S yixi-Q Class Rooms QXXQQQ I 41110 !ff?fff3fw W if IQKEFWQQ W off, ZW 5 5' bs W Zfffifff WV? 4 W 3g,,fifjMV5Q gif! W P X jpggbfygg VV Vw gf G' W ,Q I 'N' ,W-I, ,WA mg ,- - I , ,, M 'QS 5 ,I .4 xv ,,-Q ,, J, ,AQ ,Q , ,, , 2' vii Iv , ii " . K' 7 9 Y, , ff I J, m ACTIVITIES Thinking of You This year's Annual Staff has been "Thinking of You." From September, when it was just a dream, to May, when it went to press, we have been doing just that. When, at last, our green and silver year books are ready tor the girls, we will realize our dreams. lt has been our aim to reproduce the easy and informal life here at San Marino Hall, and hope you will enjoy the l953 MARINOR. Glenda King . Patricia Campbell Emma Recuero . Charlotte La Belle Sheryle Williams Sharon Macdonald Annual Staff . Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . Business Manager Advertising Manager . . . . Reporter . Photography Editor Side by Side FIRST SEMESTER Glenda King President Dorothy Collings Vice-President Sharon Macdonald Secretary Patricia Crosson Treasurer Patricia Campbell Sorority President Gayle Clarke GAA President Student Council "The school is no better than its leaders." For this reason the girls elect their own student government. Each Council member must set an example for the other girls. She must have a high scholastic standing and be dependable. SECOND Patricia Campbell Dorothy Collings Sheryle Williams Shirley Scott Sharon Macdonald Mary Lou Munsey Patricia Crosson ,, ' img! pmmf-A--1 ' SEMESTER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sorority President GAA President Sa rgeant-at-Arms Drama Club The Dromo Club consists of High School, Junior I-ligh, ond elementory. students who ore interested in dromotics. This club hos presented mony en- joyoble progroms. These girls goin troining in self-control ond poise under the oble leod- ership of Miss Gilmore. L U O GH I Played the Fool Glee Club One of the most interesting groups is our Glee Club. Here the girls leorn to blend their voices ond hove provided rnony rnusicol hours. Zing a Little Song Tri Alpha The purpose this year ot Tri Alpha was to prepare the girls for greater things to come. A few at the activities were Christmas donations to the California Babies and Children's Hospital and several very enjoyable dances. Always Crazy They Call Me PI de It's All in the Game E The objective of the GAA. is to develop good sportsmanship ond coop- erotion. This yeor we nove undertaken o point system to stimulate the desire to porticipote. , 13 G.A.A. Horseback riding is en- joyed every other Soturdoy by the Junior ond' Senior Riding Clubs. A prize in the Gymkho- no wos the gool of eoch of these girls. We'll Make Cowgirls Out of You Yet Riding Clubs Tennis First Row: Lindo Bourngordner, Koy Armstrong, Judy Reed, Corole Wirth. Second Row: Glendo King, Carolyn Jones, Corole Hoffner, Dorothy Collings. Please Mister Sun 5 W 2 3' x qi A S15 1 ,' ----......,,, lm, " I ins' Maia! ' ' f ...MH Honor Roll The most exclusive orgonizotion here ot Son Marino Hcill is the Honor Society. To belong to this group o girl must hove on A in two major subjects ond no grode below o B. Some Where Along The Wa Christmas Play iw liifi May Day Fashion Show Show Fashion SERVICE O FRESH RANCH I QUALITY BIDDY - TO - YOU EGGS COSTNER BROS. I25 E. VALLEY P. O. B.X 94 ATIontic O-2074 SAN GABRIEL COMPLIMENTS or INGRAM - BAUMGARDNER POOL'S PHARMACY l935 Huntington Drive South Posodeno, Colifornio Compliments of- MRS. MILLIRON SUSAN HOLMQUIST JANET WHITE SHARON UNRAU ANITA HOWELL MR. AND MRS. MORRIS MRS. 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