Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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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

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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

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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