Baldwin Park High School - Sagittar Yearbook (Baldwin Park, CA)

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Striving for perfection in every phase of his music department, Mr. Robert Greenwell led the Braves Blue Ribbon Band to a suc- cessful competitive season. Taking top honors at Azusa Golden Days Parade, Arcadia Christmas Parade, Holly- wood Santa Claus Lane Parade, the band and drill team came through with flying colors. Having been invited to the Corona Invita- tional Band Jamboree was an honor earned by the band and drill team under the direc- tion of Mr. Greenwell. This year the highest possible rating of four superiors at the annual Southern Cali- fornia School Band and Orchestra Festival was taken by the Baldwin Park Braves Blue Ribbon Band. According to Mr. Greenwell, the band's record of achievement will be difficult to equal, and according to the band, Mr. Green- well's strong character and leadership will never be equaled. The hope of all concerned is that Mr. Greenwell will remain at Baldwin Park High School for years to come and lead our Bald- win Park Braves Blue Ribbon Band on to greater triumphs. With respect and admiration the students of the Baldwin Park High School dedicate the 1958 Sagittar to Mr. Greenwell for his out- standing achievements in the field of fine music. Congratulations, Mr. Robert Greenwell. EVERY STUDENT at Baldwin Park High School is able to see familiar faces on campus every day. The purpose of the 1958 Sagittar is to present the Old Familiar Faces, in a new and different way. To illustrate this, we used a medium that everyone is familiar with — a deck of cards. RATING HIGHEST in the deck and on campus are the aces, our administration. HEARTS represent Student Gov- ernment, the center of campus life. THE HERALDING TRUMPET declares activities shared by all. CLUBS are used as a perfect symbol to show varied organizations on campus. PROVIDING FUN and activities, the under- graduates are represented by the Joker. IN A DECK of cards, deuces run wild as do the ath- letes in our sports events. THE SENIOR CLASS, reigning as Kings and Queens, reminds us of the oldest familiar faces. COMPLETING THE DECK of cards are the diamonds, contributing ads to finance Snaittar's Old Familiar Faces. In years to come, when you open this memory book of 1958, we hope it will bring back the Old Familiar Faces that we have tried to portray with a deck of playing cards. Remembering the football games, flooded campus, sock-hops, formals, Big-Switch, assemblies and rallies, plays, and most of all, our Alma Mater will be possible through the 1958 Sagittar. 2

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