Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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ROY E. WHEELER, A.B. DAVID ACKERMAN, B.A. JOHN BILBREY, B.A., M,S. Occidental College U of California Berkeley Pepperdine College Physical Education Physical Education U at Southern California Lettermen Physical Education lug Sclzooi Siucfenfs RALPH HOOKER BS MA Indiana State Teacher s College Physical Education MRS MA'RlAN CLARKE BA Pomona College Physical Education Orchesis ROBERT JACKSON AB Occidental College Physical Education MRS MARY BLOTT BS U of California L A Physical Educatgpn Chirakawas Band Auxiliaries Boys ' P11 ysfcal ucaifon Stressing the mastery ot skills in many sports, the Boys' Physical Education pro- gram provides healthy recreation and exercise tor all boys in school. Health education, leisure time sports, competi- tive sports in all categories-all these are the elements of which this tour yea: required program is composed Good sportsmanship is stressed in all areas The three football coaches study plays from the sidelines to discover new ways WILLIAM ZOGG B A to improv the team Westminster College Physical Education Lettermen K,-19 Nh '-lun' MISS MARCIA PETERSON B S M S MISS CAROL LAWSON 5 A U of Southern California Whnner College Phys Educ Drill Team Physical Education Chirakawas G A A Grrs Plzysrcal Eclucahon Modern dance tennis golf basketball baseball and many other sports are a part of the Girls Physical Edu cation program Adaptive Physical Education is al o available to those girls needing less strenuous exercise The entire program is geared to the sustaining ot good physical condition among girls at Arcadia as well as to provide skills and techniques in many types of sports activity The GAA program is ottered after school for those girls wishing to excel in sports MRS VIRGINIA STONE A B U of Calif Santa Barbara Phys Educ Girls League Wel GAA Freshman Class . , ' ' - A 0 L I , . ., . . , . . I . . - 9 - , ,,, ' . I I , . - Mgr M J L il G Y l I . ., . . . , . . . , . . , . . ' I . , . . ' 'I , , . . . ' he 9 I 7 0 0 4' ' 1 1 I 1 1 ' . . . . . . . S if QI, . . , . 5 . V if - - , I I ' . .I . l .

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Ari The Art and Crafts department has as its main aim the development of creative ability and appreciation of art forms in each and all of its students. The instructors work closely with each pupil while giving all a wide range of mediums, techniques and experimental ideas. The de- partment has earned widespread recognition through its students who have won many awards at various ex- hibits. These include the Annual Bullocks Scholastic Art Awards Contest and the Barker Brothers Youth in Home Arts Regional Exhibit Portfolios of student art work have been sent east for scholarship iudgung and graduates of this department have achieved high praise from colleges and art schools in the area more f an MRS RUTH LUBIN BA MRS COLLEEN BERCSI BA MA U of California LA Immaculate Heart College Arts and Crafts Claremont Graduate School JAMES NEUMEISTER BA MA FRANCES J BOYER AB MA Occidental College Occidental College Choral Groups Instrumental Music Drtver rammg Efficient and ready to train new drivers is the Driver Train ing staff Dual controlled cars are in constant use in the sur rounding area training students to become courteous and efficient drivers The staff also conducts the compulsory Driv er Education course for all high school students GORDON SANDFORD BA MA San Jose State College Redlands University Instrumental Music I' 2500 Area 10 Masta Among its various offerings at Arcadia High School the Music Department includes a concert band a lunior or chestra an orchestra and a seventy six piece marching band Included in the sev eral vocal groups are the A Cappella choir and Chan teurs which make many per sonal appearances through out the year LEONARD S BUELL BA BARRY HOELSCHER BA Hgme Cgmom 105 UD::i5: 2i,'3zz,.::t U of Cs,'.U::::'15x:,1?.,5'1 'f C' In addition to th r e e years of regular home making for the home ec onomlcs malor the H o m e Economics De partment offers a special s e n i o r homemaking course All these courses attempt to develop homemaking skills and abilities in the students and to provide opportu nity for creative expert ences and the achieve ment of individual com petence MRS ROSE ENDRUSIK BS Drexel Institute of Technology Homemaking MRS JEAN MONGE BA Whittier College Tawakas Duchesses Duchesses MRS IENITA SCHWARTZ BA Los Angeles State College Homemakmg , . . , . . . , . ., . . . , . . At ll . V O ' 1 I - I ,..,.. . ,..,.. ,..,.. - .tty 0 0 0 g vt af I I I lk . Q . , . . , . . . , . . . , . , . . . . I , . . . . , .. . , . . - , - .

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fuclenf services provided invaluable s- Z 5 l 1 if It I fl i K -H-., l l X. . X Mrs. Adele Merz lrightl and Mrs. Emma Bracher lleftl are the school's nurses, checking students into school after long absences. Healfll ervices 24 L1Z71'd1'y Library staff members order, cata- logue, and issue books from the more than 8,900 volumes which make up the Arcadia library. ln addition, they issue all audio-visual materials and are constantly avail- able to assist students in locating resource materials. The fine efforts of this competent staff have been much appreciated. Mrs. Trudie Hunt, Librarian, discusses the distribution of books with Mrs. Maxine LeClere lseated, leftl and Mrs. Sarah Luclcenbill lseated, rightl, . 1C Q Mrs. Jeanette Bixby lseatedl and Mrs, Pat Lockner lsranclingl discuss some of the many problems relating to the principals office. Sfudenf