Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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IDrineipc1I's Message The past flfty years have brought many changes to Claremont Hugh School The next flfty years wlll brmg even more The graduatmg class of 1910 faced a world untroubled by World Wars commer clal airplanes and televlslon The graduatmg class of 1960 faces a world troubled by polltlcal unrest atomic power and the Space Pge Great steps of progress wlll feature the next flfty years as man proceeds to lnvade neighboring planets and expand hrs universe ln the Immediate future we see the rlse of a brand new senlor hugh school plant faclllty wrth at least double the capaclty of the current student body The slte wlll be dlrectly north and contiguous with the present campus Wlth a new freeway through the foothills and other addltlonal road de velopments a greatly enlarged Claremont commun :ty wlll emerge Even with growth our baslc plan of a general comprehensive hlgh school for all the children of all people wall continue In force The optimum development of each student In keepmg with his goa May the Class of 1960 dedicate themselves to the task world In which their chlldren wlll know only peace secunty Class of 1960 the Golden Anmversary Class attam Its honored place among the previous forty mne graduatmg classes of Claremont Hugh School full potentrallty wlll continue to be our at hand the development of a type of and freedom Then and only then wlll the nf ly.. Q Mm Counselors .ull gn. X Mr T Duncan Vuce Prmcupal Mr H Levme Counselor Mr R Oyler Gurdance and School Psycholognst Mnss C Flannell Dean of Girls Mr C Turner Counselor Mr N Taylor Chxld Welfare and Attendance 9 I - , . ' ll TT I , A . I - , - Y . . . . I . l. . . . . . I V 11 r - . r 1 r , - - J , .V t , 1 4- - . I , 4 If ' N ,, I ' U ' 'A 'vb l , L V llr' X -l ' W - . I I Y 1 y l , Il' 4 'n-A , ' 1 ' ' -'. J' -t .f ll' Q . L v -X 1.-V . N VV J' ,fl vu' . Q 'K , ' 'gg' . X rf . -, ' U.: 1 1 - 3 X . l ' l . ' Q S 'w ,Z J I T f 1. - ' ' 1 l 'f 1 N 1 : s. T' I ' - 4 ss.. p Q A L . T ' K - - , ' - ' ' 2 - - ' , 2 . - , ' ' : ' . ,

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School Board 'lx -'Y. f Dr Donald D Reber Superintendent In any organized endeavor there must be those who take responslblluty for lm portant declslons of pollcy and procedure This year, as every year our School Board has faced problems connected wlth the In evltable growth of our community All honor to the men and women who have worked so unselflshly for the good of our school and every student In It g X1- ,E Dr D Reber Dr G Coltrm Mr H Colby Mrs N Smnth Mrs M Scaff Mr R Stafford Mr L Smith Assocnate Superintendent 1 ' 'f ' . .. . . I , ' . ,L -. ff ,M - 7 f ' 1' , I 3 V J . f, g . . , . . I , . . , . . ' , . . , . . ,

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BX Mathematics Departmentg Mr. Richard Lowe. Mr. William Booth, r Teachers Mr. Norman Taylor, Science Departmentp Mr. George Turner, Mr. Douglas Book- hout, Mr. John Sigler. English Department Mrs Alice Blass Mrs Marlone Noble Mrs Aimee Elsbree Mr Jack Farley Mr Mnlton Bentley History Department M Harry Levine Mr Roger Doney M Nicholos Polos Mr Jack Knapp Mr Harry Heyboar i Em' -,,,n.,n ' science A ' '1 'l'T'X ' N-sf Foreign Language Department Mrs Shirley Mclntyre Mlss Helen Wllborn Mr David Stern Mr Maxwell Gates Mr Harry Levine Fine Arts Department Chester Cox Mrs Geraldine Turner Mr George Denes 4,-i-energy.. 'YH line in . . 3 A V . - 4 A f 1 . s 'x W ,. fc 5, 1 X F 2 I ' . 4 - N- . . ' - - I ' . 1 I . ' F ' I ' . ' 5 r, ' , . , r. ' I MY- f - ' I X O. . . x F 5 ' N , is L Q5 R , TE - l 4 F 4 X 'Xie x V l X r. I '- it J ,X . -N 4 , ,f Y W C3 ' . 4 'fe-'T D. -44, ,U L X -22' . . 4 I ,. I V V f BA. V 1-4 'S , 5' . , .1 ' 11:2 W ' l , F lx V , X4 I' N. I ,t c, S. a.