Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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First Place at Glendora's first in-si ri-1,Qr. science fair went to Tony Wright for a ripple tank which produces different types of sound waves. J 1 ,I -r . 5 1 l it 1 r 1 1' c 1 M , XXX if ,f, i., -ci i K 'Til 4 'f , ., an 32 -Q. Mark Rosen copped fifth place with a cloud chamber. Walt Wiley explains his tesle coil. I s, ,r,., .,, , , . K, gi riff In fvirw r.1if'f' ' L ,gif r t'DuTrMf MICH ' 5 1:1 fr 7-145 fwfr' S rrff f f ',-r , ff if mwfwmx fur ' 2-JV! Fx ff' CHARGE, IT I5 ' ,i xg SINE!! EN,-:fvev f-wi A Q ' Pq.y,yt'Dlg PEATEIY ' if ,xfrffwli f 1 E gi xfgr fir :tw ' , 1 rf.frw5A ' A wi rf-f w I . fill f' -f fr t' A f a f F f ' . Hf 1' V' it X 17' H131 i 1 3 2-if ..,AA ,If nr Tug To' 3 sms www . ' Q ,gsprrvl DKK -2 'a ,I . ' 2 '- K .. -n ffl!! I y I gli I 6 f a Q f 9 - - r X f f f ll! I 'I Second place honors were given to Dick Rands for his reproduction of a cyclotron.

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.X . .Y . . 'X-V! in 1 ,ff N. . 1 ii ' ,..,...., V Hmoouu L-wus wr if-I ,H f 1 rm' -v ' .,,,,,,.,,, Aw JUL Ar me i7 l . CIGHCG tw .,. ., The Glendora High Science Club has been quite active This year. The members found the bi-monthly morning meetings both interesting and informative. This year The club presented our first annual Science Fair. All students who attended found the proi- ects educational and will agree that the event Turned out to be suc- cessful. Sincere Thanks To Mr. Booth, all officers, and members for making The club's first year on cam- pus possible. fi -...nb 1 XX .V xx Officers: Phil Flame, Co-Chairman of Science Fair, Harry Histen, Vice-Presi- l S ii dent, Tom Roberts, President, Dick Spaulding, Secretary. Not pictured: Mark Rosen, Co-Chairman of Science Fair, Ron Mallet, Treasurer. MR- BOOTH Advisor , fa, Q, Mr. Booth, L. Marvin, D. Schwartz, T. Tonkin, T, Wright, S. Baird, J. Lim, N. Kimber, J. Thomas, T. Roberts, L. Coates, P. Flame, D. Davis, D. Fuchs, A. Dyl, K. Cotten, N, Robinson, M. Rosen.

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Officers: Inger Wallertz, Vice-Presidentg Tony Wright, President, Brenda Lancaster, Secretary. Q The American Field Service, A.F.S. Club, centers its activities around the exchange student program. We have been for- tunate to have had Linda Ridgeway sent to Argentina last summer and to have Inger Wallertz from Sweden here for this school year. In order to raise the funds necessary for the support of these students the club has shown the film An American in Paris and started the tradition of A.F.S. week. During A.F.S. Week the Ugly Ma n competition be- tween classes and the nickel dance at noon supplemented the for- eign student fund. 'M ISS STAVELY D y 'lla I A, if lac. 371' 33 -Wi L bn- I! ' 've s1 '4lWf, Q -' 1 'clit' i'.5sn,.' W' r Tiff -'vtttaw' 'f ' fi. F . I. W'Ik , L. R'd , L. Johnson, E. Zernow, S. Taylor, A. Herr, B. Lancaster. Middle row: B. Anderson, L. Straight, S. Sartin, N. Noland, CIOIl!eeZeNn R. Shafp, D. lLi?1elehlGgack row: T. Pilkinton, J. Cune, S. Peckham, I. Wallertz, J. Hartman, D. Meyers, T. Albrect, J. See, P. Baiotto, M. Berry.