Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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PLORED, AND SAFE DRIVING TECHNIQUES LEARNED RQBER1' M. SHQRTELL EDWIN M. SIMPSON, JR. JOHN T. WATERHOUSE EDWARD WHITTEMORE B,A,, MA, s.A. a.A., M.A. a.A. La Crosse U. of Southern California Occidental College Whittier College U, of Wisconsin Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Principal, Adult Education Miss Carol Lawson, Mrs. Brown, and Miss Diane Soldwedel. N LEONARD BUELL B A U. of Calif., Los Angeles nan, Driver Education BARRY HOELSCHER B,A. U. of Calif., Santa Barbara Driver Education I ..,- Junior Statesmen wutnuqippi get it ! fi V . , Q sss.. A R ,... 'M' .r 'l iz-'Fi' VERNE WILLMAN B.A. Whittier College Social Studies Enjoying themselves at a faculty luncheon held before school are, from left: Miss Marcia Peterson, DRIVER EDUCATION INSTRUCTING STUDENTS in the fundamentals of driving through classroom driver instruction and behind the wheel driver training, as they learned safe driving regulations contained in the California Vehicle Coole, Driver Education teachers prepared students to become competent drivers. ln order to further their understanding, also, special instruction was given in the mechanical makeup of automobiles, as well as in the care and maintenance of vehicles.

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JAMES SMALLDON B.S., M.A. U. of Southern California Chairman, Social Studies Dept. STANLEY BOWERS B.A., M.A. Los Angeles State College Johns Hopkins University Social Studies DAVID D. LEWIS B.A., M.A. Westmont College Claremont College Social Studies WORLD HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS WE A COMPREHENSIVE four year program of Ancient and Medieval. History, World History, Geography, American History, International Relations, and Civics-Psychology is contained in the Social Studies Program currently being offered Arcadia students. A new requirement for the Class of '64 is the comple- tion of a full four years of Social Studies subjects for graduation. Formerly, a three year requirement had been followed by pre- vious classes. SOCIAL STUDIES JACK HART B.S., M.A. U. of Southern California Los Angeles State College Social Studies RICHARD L. DYER LaVerne College Social Studies DANIEL B. CROWDER B.S., M.A. Ball State Teachers College Social Studies JAMES MCDERMOTH MISS LINDA PRATT MRS. GLENNA B.A. B.A. Social Studies U. of Calif., Los Angeles U. of Colorado Social Studies U. of Southern California Social Studies

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J. DOUGLAS DANCER B.S. U. of Calif., Los Angeles Chairman, Science Dept. ADVENTURES IN SCIENCE AND LANGUAGES OFFER WITH ADVANCED and regular courses in biology, and accelerated and regular courses in Chemistry and physics, The science faculty has striven to present students at Arcadia with a bet- ter-than-ever science program. This year, in keeping with This goal cmd also with a Trend in The entire United States, Arcadia has adopted a program of accelerated chemistry which incorpo- rates some, of The Techniques now used in college chemistry. Each year The department has come to its goal of progress. SCIENCE WAYNE FOUNTAIN B.A., M.A. Occidental College Los Angeles State College Science Science Club RUSSEL BOVIE B.S. U. of Calif., Los Angeles Science KEITH A. HOLLY WALTER LA GIER DARRELL H. LINTHACUM B,A, B.S., M.A. B.S., M.S., M.ED. Pasadena College Loyola University Montana State University Science Los Angeles State College U. of Southern California Science Science President of ATA JOHN L. MEHRENS FRED SCHWAB GEORGE STAPLETON ROBERT C. VOILES B.A. ' A.B. B.S., M.A. B.S. U. of Calif., Santa Barbara Los Angeles State College University of Arizona U. of Southern California Science Science Stanford University Science Science Science Club