Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

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MRS. SARAH BERKEY MR. LEE BOTT MRS. JOAN BRAMSON MR. AUGUSTUS BRAUN MRS. CATHARINE MRS. ELIZABETH BRYSON English, Rem. Read. Agriculture Girls' P.E. Gen. Bus., Stud. Store BROWELL Latin, English A.B.-U.N.C. B.A.-Utah St. B.S.-Wayne St. B.S -U.S.C. Librarian B.A.-U.C.L.A. Grad. work+L.A. St. Grad. work-L.A. St. M.S.-U.S.C. B.A.-Chapman Co. M.A.-U,S,C. U.S.C. Lib. Sci. X' 'lib' 4. U' .4 ., Vf a , 14,2 Ar P 1 Az' ' - 4. t I' V' llzgil O 'uni ' , fl? s:iQ'f' 4 n 6 GP' Q t 1 MR. DON BUCK MR. TOM CAHRAMAN MR. ROBERT CALLANAN MR. PAUL CAPOLUNGO Instrument, Music Dir. Stud. Act., Senate Metal Shop English B.A.-U.C.L.A. Gov't. A.B.-Fresno St. B.A.-Loyola Univ. A.B.-U.S.C. M.A.-Long Beach St. M.A.-U.S.C. Cruel MR..DON CONKLIN LL MR. JAMES CHADWICK MISS EDITH CHAPRALIS g,Q?,'ll'st?e:x,fw' P010 glnliiisrll IAM COOK Boys' P,E, English, Speefh B.A.-Mexico City Col. B.A.-U.S.C. B.S.-U.C.L.A. B.A.-U.S.C. M'A'-U.S.C. M.A.-U-S'C' ' Lkl' . ' JT?a 1 7 m Q MRS IDA DEPPMAN MR RAY ERICKSON MRS. FLORA CURTIS ' - 7 Mn. LLOYD cox Miss PATiuc1A CUKRAS World History, spec. Ed. Miss KATHRYN DAv1c1-1 2f'0'2f,, f,'fL ng' Pe's a' XV,Q 2'fj g'If0,ffg'aphV Gen. Math.. Algebra Girls' P.E., Drill Team A.B.-U.c. Girls' P.E., c.A.A. B S -U 5 C B.S LU C L A' An.-idaho col. B.A.-U.C.L.A. M.A.-U.s.c. B.S.-Utah Univ. M,g.-Lj.g.C, M,g.,Lf.dL,4. ll

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10 M MR. EVAN AKINS MR. DONALD ANDERSON MR. ORLEY ANDERSON Acappella Choir, Printing BOYS' P.E. Eng., Dept. Chairman Piano, Mixed Chorus, B.A.-Humboldt St, B.S. Ed.-U.S.C. B.A.-U.S.C. Organ M.A. Ed.-U.S.C. M.Sc.-U.S.C. B.A.-U.C.L.A. R. FRAN K AHROLD Merely bein given subject does not make a teacher. For to be an educator one must serve as counselor, personal advisor, listener, a chain between child and parent, and in emergencies, first aid attendant, and comforter. Daily they devote their lives to educating the youn er generations. Satisfaction of seeing a job well done, aptpreciation, respect and a miration from the students serve as a teachers' best rewar for many untold hours spent in tedious to teach well. g qualified to teach a ' preparation Don'1' Be Educators compare notes M . r. Sidney Weiss, His- tory teacher, and a guest from India discuss for- eign affairs after class as First Semester Student Body President Bob Ripley lends an attentive ear. MR. DAN ANGELI. MR. NORMAN ARNT MRS. RUTH BEEDE MISS MAURINE BENNETT Alg., Gen. Math Chemistry, App. Chemistry Typing Couns.. Audio Vis. Dir. xiii-230. Eaglgy Col. B.S.-St. Teath. Col. B.S.-U.C.L.A. B.S.-U.S.C. M.S.-U.S.C. s p

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I2 Couns., Trig., Geom. B.S.-Colorado Col. M.A.-Colorado St. Teach. Col. MR. BEECHER FAWCETT MR. WILLIAM FLEENER MRS. EVELYN MR. HOWARD GOODMAN MISS MARION GRAY MISS JOYCE HANNA Core: U.S. Hist. 8: Amer. Lit. GAWTHROP English Girls' P.E., Tennis English, Assist. Librarian English Lfath., world Geography B.A.-New York Univ. B.A.-N.D. Univ. B.A.-Butler Univ. B.A.-L.A. St. M.A.-L.A. St. M.A.-U.S.C. M.A.-New York Univ. MR. WARREN HARTUNG MR. CARROLL HAUSER MR. WILLIAM HOLMES MR. JACK HOWARD MR. WILLIAM F. REYNOL Algebra, Gen. Math. English Shorthand, Sec. Prac. Typing, Boys' P.E. Piano, Organ, Mixed Chorus, B.A.-Huron Col. B.A.-U.C. B.S.-U.C.L.A. M.A.-U.S.C. Acappella Choir M.A.-Denver Univ. M.S.Ed.-U.S.C. B.A.-U.S.C. B.M.-U.S.C. M.M.-U.S.C. DS Tell M MR. JULIAN HUGHES Drama A.B.-U.C.L.A. M.A.-Columbia Univ. MR. WALTER KAPLAN Journalism, English A.B.-Stanford Univ. M.A.-Stanford Univ. MR. VARD HUNT Mathematics A.B.-Ottawa Univ. M.A.-Kansas Univ. MR. JAMES KELLEY Pottery, Crafts B.A.-Calif. Col. MR. MARTIN JACK MISS ALICE JOHNSON Driver Training English B.S.-Hillsdale Col. A.B.-U.C.L.A. M.A.-Michigan Univ. MR. GEORGE KEY MR. JOSEPH KESSLER Couns., House of Rep., Work Mach. Shop, Mech. Draw. Coordinator MR. GEORGE KILLIAN Driver Training A.B.-Santa Barbara U.S. History B.S.-Oswego St. Teach. Col. M.S.-U.S.C. B.S.-Brigham Young MR. PHILIP KOVINICK Spec. Assign., Assist. Coach B Football B.A.-Chico St. Col. M.A.-Chico St. Col.