Huntington Park High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Huntington Park, CA)

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5,4 . K A71 Memories are precious fhings for all of us, and 'rhose we sfore in youfh influence all our fufure. Our memories of you who gradua+e are pleasanf ones. We are sorry +o see you leave, and ye? we know +ha+ growfh and new experiences are good for all of us. We are confiden+ +ha'r being graduaied from high school will help you meei' successfully fhe problems and opporfunifies ahead. We shall be proud of your accomplishmenis affer graduaiion. May we urge you who are noi' l957 grad- ua+es, and who will be refurning +o us, fo +ake full advanfage of all your school has fo offer. We hope all of your experiences will be wor1'hy of sforing in your memory ches+s. -Mrs. Iona Jurden Lord Girls' Vice-Principal emoriea are treasure The years speni' in high school will mean differeni' 'rhings 'ro our gradualing seniors. To some ii' will mean preparafion for a iob or preparafion for advanced college work. fo ofhers i'r will mean simply preparafion for life, marriage, or social success. To all, how- ever, ii' will be a complefed period full ol memories. Memories are wonderful +o have and are noi' easy 1'o lose as fhey will always be a parl' of you. If is our hope 'rha'r +he memor- ies you will re+ain will be sa1'isfac1'ions and pride in your accomplishmenfs in all phases of your school life. We wish you 'rhe besl in life and happiesf of memories. -Mr. Waller G. Heil Boys' Vice-Principal Page nine

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l The Theme of memories is an appropriale one for a school yearbook, for youfh is +he 'rime when one sfores up memories for fhe fu+ure: memories of friends and ac- 'rivi+ies, of classes and assignmenls, of new unders+andings. If your experience is like +ha1' of olhers, school day memories-happy or unhappy- will come back fo you for all fhe fufure. If you have raken advaniage of your opporiunilies here, +o fhe besl' of your abili+y, your memories will be of +ime well spenf, and I can predic'r for you an ou'rs'randing fu- fure. If your memories are of +ime and opparlunify was+ed, we can only hope fhal you will begin now fo build beHer memories, and fo work for fhe success which-God willing-can s+ill come fo you. Our besf wishes for 1'he fuiure go wifh all of you. May your fufures be brighi, al- ways, and 'rhe memories l'ha+ you keep and build always be memories of which you can be proud. -Mr. Noble Waife Principal

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Qi Mr. EDGAR ADAMS feaches woodshop and is indusfriai arfs chairman. Mrs. REBA BARTLETT is our fine librarian and chairman for spe- cial observances. Mrs. RUTH BENTON lrighil in- sirucls science, sponsors Talenl Nominalinq Commifiee. Mr. DWAYNE BRUBAKER heads our work experience program, Teaches driver eclucalion. Mr. ARTHUR BRUHNS, machine shop insfruclor, serves as Squires sponsor Mr. ROBERT CHASE lrighfl combines English and P.E. in- slruclion, worlcs wilh Phoenix awards, Miss LUCILLE BICKLEY llefll di- recls English classes, heads fhe Assembly Cor'nmiH'ee. Mrs. DOROTHY BLAIR, Ephebif an Chairman, Teaches in busin- ess eclucalion Miss ESTHER BORDAHL sponsors Phoenix Sociefy and feaches science. X Aw is 'Q xy 'hw' Mrs. ALICE CHEW ileffl Teaches in fhe science deparfmenf, di- recis A.V.E.O. worlc. Mr. SHELDON CHUBB, science insfruclor, sponsors Sludenl Courl. Mr. JOHN CRAWFORD, aulo shop leacher, assis+s Boys' For- um and Safely-Defense.