Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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as Wotzlo histomcal Oevelopments wane Stuoied JAMES SMALLDON B.S., M.A. U. of Southern California Chairman, Social Studies Dept. STANLEY L. BOWERS B.A., M.A. Los Angeles State College Johns Hopkins University RICHARD L. DYER HARVEY GODDARD BA- B.A., M.A. LaVerne College Bates College 50Cl9l Studies U. of Calif., Berkeley Social Studies, Counselor Senior Men's Club f ,,.. 1.,5t,-,- or .iz .-:- tt - K A a - -I F - I tis, 7 ,k':' . , i - 'f A y Y V 'xr 2'l:'t' . Matti is vu Way W. H. PATTERSON MISS LINDA PRATT B.A., M.A., Pl1.D. B,A, U. of Southern California Social Studies North Texas State College Texas University Social Studies Junior Statesmen Social Studies Social Stuoles HELPING STUDENTS to under- stand world affairs more thor- oughly, the Social Studies Curric- ulum includes courses in Ancient- Medieval History, International Relations, World History, United States History, and Civics-Psy- chology. Students who show above average ability in history are put in the accelerated pro- gram to allow faster progress and closer analysis of world history and governments. ANCIENT-MEDIEVAL HISTORY is an elective course designed to provide those students who plan to attend college with a more complete background in the history of man from his beginning to the end of the sixteenth century. International Relations is an elective course offered to Senior students who are interested in increasing their understanding of world affairs and relationships of various countries to one another. World History, a required subject for all Sophomores, is a general course in world history, with attention given to the historical factors that influence man's de- velopment. United States History and passage of the Constitution test are requirements of the .lun- ior year. This course reviews history from the early explora- tion and colonization eras of the North American continent to the present. Seniors must study Civics-Psychology. This course reviews the format and functions of United States government in preparation for adult civic re- sponsibilities, in addition to pro- viding the students with a gen- eral background in the principles of psychology-sociology. MRS. GLENNA RASMUSSEN VALLIE ROBINSON ROBERT M. SHORTELL EDWIN M. SIMPSON, .IR Social Studies A.B., M.S. B.E., M.A. B.A. Monmouth College La Crosse U. of Southern California Western Illinois State University U. of Wisconsin Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Principal, Adult Education

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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

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Evaluateo, Stuoents also mssreneo Business Skills we,- tf ,Ia rw- BOTH VOCATIONAL and non-vocational courses are offered in the Business Education Department. General Business is the only com- mercial course offered at the eleventh and twelfth grade levels. Bookkeeping, Business Economics, and Busi- ness Law are open to Juniors and Seniors. Upper division courses include Business Machines, Busi- ness Practice, Consumer Economics, and Short- hand. Transcription, an advanced study of Short- hand, is limited to Senior students. LLOYD DAVIES MISS ANNE GAYDOS RAYMOND POTTER Ed.s., M.s. B.s., M.A. B.s., M.A. U. of Calif., Los Angeles U. of Pittsburgh U, of 50UTherFI California U. of Southern California Business Education Pepperdine College B Chairman, Business Ed. Dept. Business Education MS' Club uslness Goucatlon Members of the College Night panel discuss college admissions procedures with Miss Muriel Davis, counselor. Panel members are, left to right, Davis, Miss Dorothy 1 .,. ,,':3, '- I 'fs ti 57551. its 3 'wwf -. S 11 ' -,, s JOHN T. WATERHCUSE EDWARD WHITTEMORE B.A., M.A. B.A. Occidental College Whittier College Social Studies Social Studies S WALTER S. SEMENIUK a.s., M.A. U. of Southern California Business Education Albert Keaney, Dr. Rixford Snyder, Norman Behel, Aschenbrenner and James Croxton. 'Wi-Y g 4? ft Y. 5.221 ISL 4. VERNE WILLMAN FRED J. SUNDSTROM B.A. B.S., M.Ed. Arizona State College U. of Arizona Business Education Whittier College Social Studies I9