Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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DONALD MCGUIGAN B.S., M.A. Creighton University English Chairman, English Dept. LEONARD BUELL B.A. U. of Calif., Los Angeles English HAROLD L. GEX B.A., M.A. San Francisco State College English, Drama qnammaiz, Composition, lltenaturze. an EMPHASIZING PUNCTUATION and grammar, helping students to acquire basic concepts of American and foreign literature, and developing students' abili- ties of self-expression in oral and written work are the main iobs of the AHS English Depart- ment. Although English is re- quired in all three grade levels at Arcadia High School, selected students are channeled into the accelerated English program. This advancement permits more capable students to progress faster and analyze literature more closely. ELECTIVES are offered in speech, drama, iournalism, and the production of publications. Speech and drama students have presented a variety of fine programs and have won many awards. Student reporters learn the techniques of publish- ing the Pow Wow the campus newspaper. Publication of the ARCADIAN, Arcadia High School's annual, has given students the oppor- tunity to meet the heavy de- mands and responsibilities of producing such an outstanding' volume. Gnqlish MRS. MARIE CARROLL B.A., M.A. Occidental College UQ of Southern California English, Speech RONALD S. GISTER A.B., M.A. U. of Southern California U. of Calif., Los Angeles English Counselor Key Club Counselor Mus. JEANET M. BARKER B.A., M.A. College of the Pacific Columbia University English Jr. Red Cross MRS. ANNA CINQUE A.B., M.A. Hunter College New York University English -1 Wt, F CLETUS J. KEMPER B.A., M.A. Saint Thomas College Colorado State English HARRY CONOVER A.B., M.s. U. of Southern California English Swim Club ROBERT KERR Brown University English

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ocatlonal Ano Goucatlonal quloance. .,y Gerald Rayl checks a student transcript record with Mrs. Mavis Dumbacher. MRS. MAVIS DUMBACHER A.B. Fresno State College Counselor ASSISTING THE TEACHER in vari- ous non-teaching duties is only one of the many aspects of the Teacher Observation Program. This program, designed to give students a clearer insight into the teaching profession, is limited to senior students inter- ested in education, and who are enrolled in cz college preparatory course, maintaining a B average. EDUCATION WORK - EXPERlENCE PROGRAM, limited to iunior and sen- ior students who are 16 or older, provides students with learning- on-the-iob experience. The school maintains close contact with the employer since students receive full credit for each semester taken. 2 109 1e B 'mm 9' Q- t 5 T M but Miss Muriel Davis assists students with the use of college catalogues. MISS MURIEL DAVIS B.A., M.A. Occidental College Counselor 1 14525 fif- W Q, S.:- ..: is i 2 r T it i i 2 'H-mc. -ai Newest members on the counseling staff are Stanley Bowers and Ronald Gister who double as counselors and teachers. RONALD S. GISTER STANLEY I.. BOWERS A.B., M.A. BA., M.A. U. of So. Calif. Los Angeles State College U. of Calif., Los Angeles John Hopkins University Counselor Counselor I5

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CIIUAIIOH WERE Constantly GITIDIWASIZGO my mx' dlaqf '?.?s MISS CATHERINE LEARNED ROY LUJIN FRED J- NAHRA English B.S., M.S. in Ed. B-A-I M-A- MISS GLORIA RAUCHLE B.A., M.A. U. of Michigan Los Angeles State College English A x.. wr' gill? Mas. BARBARA mei. A.B. Ripon College English Central Missouri State U. of Calif., Los Angeles Drama Senior Jesters Loyola University Seattle University English 'Qu xg - MRS. HAZEL REEGLER a.A., M.S. Texas Women's University New York Universitv Publications MRS. EILEEN CARRIER PRESS B.A. Alma College Pennsylvania State University English, French Topakas Hundreds of students bought paperback books at the first Paperback Book Fair Dec. 4-8, 1961. MISS MAY ROBBIE B.A. Los Angeles State College English l MISS MADELEINE C. ROGERS LLOYD SAVAGE A.B. English Mount Holyoke College English I7