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

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Mr. FRED FEASE always Iends a helping hand Io Spar+a's peppy marching band. Mr. MILTON PERCE will Iead us down Ihe pa+h Io unders+anding ma+h. Mr. STEVEN POWELL: Even fhough he enioys leaching social siudies and agriculfure, coaching fennis is sIiII his Iavori+e rachel. Mr. WILLIAM POWELL is in com- plefe accord on leaching H.P. sfu- denis how +o drive a Ford. Mrs. JOAN RAMSEY: She's Ierrific when if comes Io being scieniific. Mr. JOHN REINHARDT adds Io World Lil Ihe charm and wisdom of his wi-I. I4 Miss KATHERINE MILLER c s+ra+es Ihe grow+h of modern in leaps and bounds. Miss ISABEL MOORE helps Ian girls learn Ihe ins and c needle and Ihread. Mr. C. T. MORTON, chemis sfrucfor, +eIIs us Ihe bes+ v be-Her our lo+ is +o do a Io+ Mr. DONALD MYERS: Eror on every crayfish we see will us of Mr. Myers and Ad Biology. Mr. ROBB NIMMO: Wri+ing in ihe sand can be done much wiih shorihand. Miss ELINOR OFFENBACH den+s of his+ory are oI+en s by pearls of wisdom from Offe as

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Mr. ROBERT LEHNHARDT adds his slory lo hislory. Mr. LEON LEYSON Teaches fulure sleel worlcers how 'lo malre everylhing bu? a slrilxe. Dr. BOYD LINDOP lceeps our Spar- ian Shield and EI Recuerdo on lop. Miss FRANCES LOGE: Birds and bees, planls and frees, she discus- ses all of These. Mrs. MIRIAM MCCRARY, quile con- femporary, how does a painiing grow? Wi+h imaginafion, apprecia- lion and someone fo say Whoa . Mr. JAMES MASON warns 'lhaf you may be shocked To discover +ha+ he dosn r acf bul feaches Elecfric Shop. snkmmvfi V Q X I ,wr Mr. DALE HIGHT +eaches bool:- lreeping wiih all of his migh+. Mr. JOE HOFRICHTER reminds 'the Choir lo Never be fla+, never be sharp bu+ always be na+ural. Mr. VICTOR HOZDUK: You're real- ly in luclr when you +ype wilh Hoz- dulr. Mrs. MARY JONES, governmeni in- sfrucior, reveals a new simplified in- come +ax form: I. How much money did you malre las+ year? 2. How much do you have le'H? 3. Send if rn. Miss IRENE JOSEFE has somelimes been lmown fo say, 'Como esla us+ed, muchachos,' on Huis 'bueno' day? Mr. FRANCIS LEBUS is our prinf shop masier manager and magician. f:. j1:+3 ,wwk ? RK mi sf . :lg . we E X Q'wn++ H my ' 4, I ,,.- e C ' . v 2 X. 1 Kliiefifhr'-1 IU . in K ,RQ 'As gg ,,. K7 A . 13

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Mrs. LAURA RIECHEL is always on Ihe run befween her English classes and Ihe Girls' Gymnasium. Mrs. HELEN RINEMAN, college ad- visor reminds us Io avoid sinking by always keeping our grades above C level. Mr. CARSON ROBINETTE: To wrife +he besr speeches ye+, iusi have a class wiih Robinefie. fir. MANUEL RODRIGUEZ has a oal, +0 Ieach his sfudenis Espanol. Ar. CHARLES RUTH: Physics is 1riIIing, physics is fun, buf physics I besf when iI's all done. 4r. SAM SACHS will never relax n+iI his sludenls learn all Ihe 'Iyping acfs. ssh mumm- sm Miss NUVART SAFARJIAN reaches English classes +o eager Freshman Iads and Iasses. Mr. WILLIAM SCHWIERING ap+Iy 'reaches us rhe difference befween cubes and squares. Mr. NIEL SHAMBAUGH is reaching fu+ure millionaires how +o budge'I 'rheir forfunes in his economics class. Mr. ROBERT SINCLAIR, from up Canada way, worlrs wi'Ih Ihe deaf and hard of hearing sfudenis every day. Mr. ROBERT SMALL wonders if Ihe Icey Io a +eenager's social success is fhe same as 'rhe Irey +ha+ fils fhe ignifion Io an Impala. Mr. HENRY SPRINGER warns his +racIrs1ers never Io linger. I5