Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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W 15511353 utr' .151 New additions and renovations through recent construction have modernized the Arcadia City Hall. n KK .iv-F Colorful mosaic tile commemorating the phenomenal growth of Arcadia adorns the entrance to the City Hall.

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HARACICGRIZGO Cooks, CUSIIOOIAYIS, BUS DRIVERS Everett Bone, electrician, demonstrates the intricacies of the electric bell system to Cliff Nylander and Charlie Gunyon, head custodian. ,img k 1 4 s fi Args ' rs. .ww Custooians BOTH DAY AND NIGHT CUSTODIANS are ever present on campus to guard against mishaps which might occur and to keep the campus in order. Familiar to students are the figures of custodians picking up and burning papers, sweeping the hall- ways, and tidying up classrooms. By being so efficient and cheerful in the per- formance of their duties, custodians have become friends to all Apaches, and have also kept the school in top order during the year. N511 ' A 2 4 Mrs. Rose Butler, manager, and Mrs. Ann Burroughs prepare l fr qw breakfast rolls to serve to hungry students. .v TRN . 'M V , N- f ry 1 if l fffffv' , COOKS L 3 aux 2 Delicious Roms, hamburger buns, l X , K itrsg ' A V Z ' breakfast rolls, and muffins are baked X-f X -f - . .... E gm g , g by the cooks in the cafeteria's ovens to X X ll '.', K Y 93.53 supply both the snack bar and the cafe- , A fr W . ..r.. ef-z.: if f teria for snack and lunch periods. Preparing a wide variety of salads, Mrs. Dottie Bailey makes some of the hundreds of hot dogs prepared every day em-fees, Vegefgbles, Gnd de55erf5, fhe for Apaches, cooks and bakers provide hundreds of servings daily for hungry Apaches. 29

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, ..--an-ll!! ff-'Q CRGADIZAUONS NERVE CENTER of the City of Arcadia is the City Hall and Police Department, whose build- ings are situated on a beautifully landscaped strip of land in the center of the city, bounded on two sides by the divided Huntington Drive. With an ever-increasing population, it became necessary in 1957 to add a City Hall Annex to house additional city offices. Built at a total cost of 5l5l50,000, the annex added 6,061 square feet to the existing structure. Offices of the City Council, City Manager, City Attorney, City Treasurer, Planning Commis- sion and Engineering Division, the Departments of Finance, Public Works, Recreation, Water, Per- sonnel, Health and Sanitation, as well as the Police Department, are now housed in these buildings. Coordination of the work of these divisions, in addition to that of the Library Board and the Fire Department, is the responsibility of Harold K. Schone, City Manager. An added improvement to serve Arcadians was the construction of a new Police Department facility, south of the City Hall and in close prox- imity to it. Both it and the new annex have been designed in contemporary style, yet retain the traditional styling of Arcadia. The new police facility, constructed at a cost of S375,000, houses a total of 62 employees under the direction of Police Chief Robert Seares. Designed to include some of the most modern police facilities available, the new police build- ing provides the ultimate in efficient police accommodations which will serve the city for many years to come. Located next to the City Hall and constructed the same Police Department building. time as the City Hall annex is the up-to-date Arcadia 3I