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

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Mr. JOHN DOERMANN: His coun- seling is perfeclly free, and sellles your day from 8 lo 3. Miss LUCILLE BICKLEY will leach us quickly lhal we should never exlin- guish our English. Mrs. DOROTHY BLAIR handles her business machines wilh care. Mr. JACK BOBINETTE: Jaclr is nimble, Jaclc is quiclr. and his fool- ball and swim leams can'+ be licked. Miss ESTHER BORDAHL, science leacher, gives us her delinilion ol earlhr A solid subslance much de- sired by lhe seasiclr. Mrs. GRACE BROTHERTON pauses momenlarily from an exhilaraling day of English classes and deparlmenl chairmanship. Mr. DWAYNE BRUBAKER, we're proud 'ro say, is now employmenl coordinalor in downlown LA. I0 MA :Lil Miss ROBERTA ALBERT: Geo: is really very easy ..... All you is brains! Mrs. FLORENCE BARNETT is li ing 'the homemalrers ol loml how lo make homes loday. Mrs. REBA BARTLETT, our cc lenl librarian, lrnows quile a boolclxeepers. Mrs. MARILYN BESSIRE ac+s magician wilh a verb and pri lion. 1'-SIL +4 Q . f-fi E 'SWK A ' 3 'WJ V ip. ..- ' ig S . .ff ' ,Qin , g , .HF

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Confidence is a mosf appropriafe fheme for fhe EI Recuerdo. One of fhe mosf imporfanf qualifies fhaf a high school graduafe can possess is a feeling of preparedness and readiness fo meef and cope wifh whafever problems he may encounfer in life. lf we af Hunfingfon Park High School can give our graduafes 'rhis confidence in fhemselves, fhen our work in all phases of our school endeavors will have been successful and worfhwhile, and our graduafes will confinue fo make us proud of fhem. ZJQQZMSQ cu. Mr. Willard G 'vice- rin boys p p l Confidence is fhe fesf of frue friendship, fhe measure of rella bilify. . . fhe mark of fhe person who knows, and who knows fhaf he knows . . . fhe cause of earnesf efforf, and fhe resulf of real un- dersfanding. Yef if is more 'rhan undersfanding, more fhan friendship, more fhan knowledge. Confidence is our appreciafion for fhe i960 graduafes . . .our pride in your abilify fo live and fo learn . . . and, mosl' of all, our faifh in your fufure. s MM,

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Mr. ARTHUR BRUHNS, calm and serene, ieaches each boy how +0 run each machine. Mr. ROBERT CHASE leads fwo lives, one as English +eacher, and lhe ofher as assis+an+ iraclr and fool- ball coach. Mrs. ALICE CHEW, in room lO2, gives us scienlific ihings fo do. Miss ADELE CHRISTOFFERS: Every- one should always carry a copy of fhe dicfionary. Mr. SHELDON CHUBB is an experl a+ showing why lions and dandelions are always growing. Mr. GEORGE CLARK: Divide and conquer lmafh, +ha+ isll wi? r H 'Wi 'wa' -aiu' Mr. JOHN CRAWFORD, aufo shop ins+ruc+or, s+ops for a minuie fo fall: shop. Dr. MARSHALL CRAWSHAW fells us iales of olden days when Knighf were bold and movies cos+ a dime. Mrs. LEAH CUNIUS: For her slu- denis a wonderful fufure is nearing: she leaches ihe deaf and hard of hearing. Miss JEAN DePUE: ln G.A.A. she cheers us 'rhroughg anofher fine gym feacher, Jean Depue. Mr. HENRY THOMPSON, our regis- frar, keeps aifendance records up fo iJa+e on Sparians who are abseni or a+e. Il