La Puente High School - Imagaga Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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X Z X .f .I . E , ANGEL CHARLES E. DICKSON l fc VWWGVCIGI El'tQllSl'i,SOCiOISlUC1lFE', ,X Public Speaking Adviser: Bible Club, Speecr Clurg - Throshing Out the Monthly Problems CHARLES C. HOOKS JAMES H. KENNEY Metril Short, Arts cinfl Crfilts Sociql Srudiegy Engligl- fatvwietirs Footlmcili lenns, Drgmqtigg Pwrisifethcill, Arlviserg Cnr Clul, l xf is-... S ' v WILLIAM L. FONTENROSE Mechonicdl Drawing, Art, Athletics: Bdsketooll, JV Footpol WAYNE O. GILFRY lnstrunwentol Music Worrior Bond Truck. L' ln typing ond shorthono, occurocy ond speed odvocotes Mrs. Angel: her odvice the students heed . . . Mr. Dickson is so very kind, o better English tecicher is hord to find . , . When educoting our students in the field ot ort, Mr. Fontenrose is os hdppy os o lark . . Mr. Gilfry, who directs our bond, is d wondertul leoder ond deserves o hond , , About drts ond crdtts to Mr. Hooks we re dlwoys turningf he is ever anxious to help us with our leorning A , A talented nwon who s pleosing to know Mr Kenney helps with every drdmotic show . , , A biologist who knows whot to soy, Mr. Striebel is reolly okoy . . . Helping the Future Forrners on their wdy, is Mr. Walker versatile and gov. RICHARD F. STRIEBEL CARTER T. WALKER fini., ,.,, H. Ewntgox ,Q 3- s,.- F ' i,.Ff1fiw ,.vv. ' rf V ,r i' Agr ruliirf SMA, liftun ,. If fl gn . at ' J

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14, ig DONALD N. BUTLER QMLVG - Always ready to help the girls with their per- plexing problems is Miss Ernestine Hodges, Dean of Girls. She has the ability to recognize each girls pofentialities and to encourage her to become familiar with the formula for success. Bwuf Jlelpm Without the competent help of Carl Lidman and his fellow custodians, our school surroundings would not be so pleasant. These busy men not only keep the grounds and classrooms in order, but also maintain a heavy bus schedule and are always ready to help out in an emergency. igfzl' - Jfancf Man Serving as Vice-Principal and Dean of Boys, Donald Butler, is continually working toward the betterment of the school. By his helpful ad- vice and friendly manner, he strives to make our boys' programs both interesting and bene ficial, ERNESTINE V. HODGES f'7Si DZ!! , l'lQ., 'L , 'imiiry J M Barber QVCVNC QOH cllwii J ' Efirhe' Ti Swl'

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5 A f FREDERICK L. BARTON ERNESTINE V. HODGES ci Studies Boys Rhys cal Deaf if Gris, English Eiiuccit ci' Counsel nd L4 G rls ,ezigue Adv ser i.Fi'l6VV71FfV liifiuetfes is et cs: Tr ic' Cross Country 8 Faithful to all students and as Busy as ci Bee ' describes Mr. Barton, who teaches history . . , Miss Hodges, an example of the Golden Rule, advises the girls about our school . . . Miss Hunt, a more pleasant librarian is hard to find, will help all students with any problems they have in mind . . . A 'Florence Nightingale in disguise, is Mrs. Kohlenberger, whos very wise , . A In fairness and friendship no one can compete, with Miss Leger, an all around athlete . . . A mathematician, who's new this year, Mr. Ridder warrants a cheer , . . For vocal music thats always smart, Mr. Rogers is dear to our heart. . . Mrs. Sprong, to Puente a guiding light, teaches us to be nice and polite, RUTH F. LEGER LOUIS O. RIDDER Gris Physical Education Mathematics Counseling Counseling Arif ser: GAA., GALS. tl f X, 'i ,- ,vm -Q ff' W , -Q 4