Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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.IOHN D. DANCER, BS. RUSSELL BOVIE, B,S, MRS. CLAIRE LANDSMAN, B.S. WAYNE FOUNTAIN, B.A. ' ' ' b Occidental College U of California L A U of Pitts urg U. of California, L. A. . , , . . Science Science Science Science ROBERT GREEN B S M S WALTER LA GIER B S M A Long Beach State College Loyola University L Science Science RONALD PHENIX BA FRED SCHWAB AB Stanford University Los Angeles State College U of Southern California Science S bctence With the ever increasing necessity for scientific achievement Arcadias Science Department is definitely keeping pace with the trend Among its offerings are courses in Botany Chemistry Biology and Physics These range from basic to advanced study and offer the student a chance to excel in the science he most enloys GEORGE STAPLETON BS MA U of Arizona Stanford Science cience Science Club an encouraged file PHILIP E NEWMYER AB U of California L A Home Teacher STEPHEN MALTZ Los Angeles State College Science Junior Class Don Hewitt and Bill Zogg luggle the ball while tvvo Harlem Clowns shield the vision of r feree Gerald Royle 1 ' . .. ,B.A. . ,. , .A. . , . , 1 I . . . . . r I I , . , Q - ,- W. 5 r. f -F of , . . , . . , .., , . 9 - - I

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Math The Mathematncs Department of the hugh school otters such thungs as General Mathe matucs Algebra I 81 Il Plane Geometry and Soltd Geometry and Trngonometry These courses are also offered In the accelerated form Thus department gtves students wlth special mathematrcal Interests an opportunnty to ex JOHN HOFFMAN BA JAMES CALDERHEAD BA U of Redlands U of Redlands Ce Mathemattcs Mathemattcs Sophomore Class JAMES CALDWELL BA M A Eastern Nazarene College Boston Umverslty Mathematucs Sk: Club Rifle Club RICHARD CARROLL BS MS MISS JUDY DEVALON BA MRS ELSIE HUNSICKER U of Caltforma L A Pdmona College B S M S Mathematucs Mathemattcs Washburn U of Iowa Coach Pep Club Mathemattcs Engr Club RAY POTTER BS Pepperdme College Mathemattcs RAY STEPHENS B A MRS MARGARET URBACH Long Beach State College B A M A Mathematics Hunter College N Y U Englneers Club Mathematncs many :el 0 e ucahon pecm E ucahon Arcadna I-ltgh School offers a specnal program tor those stu dents who need special help Instructors who have had spe cutnc traunung nn thus tleld, teach the students basnc fundamentals MISS MARGUERITE WILCKE, A B BEN DENNISON, B A , M A Western College L A State, Long Beach State Speclal Educatton Specual Educotlon ot educatron Future Teacher s Club 'Qi -tiff I I I K , Q . , . , 1 , . . , . . , , ., . . I , .., .. , . . . , . ., . . . , . . . ., .. , . , . 1 . . , . . . , . . . ., . . . , . . . il r ? O ' a i , 'I-J' RAYMOND PASCOE BA MA Stanford Umverstty Mathemattcs MISS DIANA WEARNE BA U of Southern Calttornna Mathematncs I9

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LLOYD DAVIES, Ed.B., M.S. MRS. DIANE Dl CONTI, B.S. U.S.C., U.C.L.A. U. of Southern California Business Education Business Education Aviation Club Freshman Class in iviclual ac fevemenf MRS. ELAYNE B. HOFMANN FRED SUNDSTROM, B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.S. Arizona State College U. of Utah U. of Arizona Bus. Educ., Jr. Red Cross Business Education l Business Skills needed to succeed in the secretarial and business field, as well as the understanding of many types of business procedures, are introduced to many students here. Typing, shorthand, business machines, general bus- iness procedures as well as business law are included in the curriculum. -A MRS. DELMA FRAME, B.S. MISS ANNE GAYDOS, indiana University B.S., M.A. Business Education U. of Pittsburgh Business Education, A.F.S. Faculty members attend a P.T.A. sponsored luncheon during a pre-school meeting, G JOKKEL BS., M.S. DANIEL R. LUCERO, B.A. DONALD NORDVOLD, B.A., M.A. LEONARD STERLE, B.A. JOHN SWITZER, BA. Stout State College Los Angeles State College U.S.C., Occidental College Los Angeles State College Los Angeles State College Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts industrial Arts Key Club Industrial Ari Industrial Arts is an active program geared to the stu- dents' needs. Courses ranged from beginning general exploratory shop work in woodworking, metalworking, electricity and mechanical drawing to the advanced cour- ses in the various areas. Students learned the function at design and its application as well as building useful articles. Technical information and skills which are the basis of modern industry, were stressed at all levels of instruction. JOHN F. WARD, B.A. JAKE WEILER, A.B., M.A U. of Calif., Santa Barbara Colorado State College Industrial Arts lr1dUSTfiGl Arts