Montebello High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

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-f ...Q . . - s f.. ll-f i N 'X 5' if K N' s. ki, f if WJ' .5 f W ' -2 if t 4 seerf 3 , . 2 Mrs. Opal Pierce Home Economics Mrs. Pierce attended U.C.L.A. and U.S.C. She majored in home economics and was in the home' economics honor society. She has taught at MHS for twenty-six years. Her hobby is sewing. i6- 'EJ Mrs. Helene Rummel Social Science Mrs. Hummel attend- ed Angburg College, majoring in history. She has taught at MHS eight years. Her hobbies include inter- ior decorating and investigating her fam- ily tree. ap-X Mr. John Van Dyke Art Kampen, Netherlands is Mr. Van Dyke's birthplace, but he re- ceived his education in the U.S. He has been employed as a commercial artist, and a methods anal- yst. Mr. Wayne Poor Social Science Mr. Poor attended high school in Iowa and was junior class vice-president, senior class president, and valedictorian. He has been teaching at MHS for nine years. 5 x . -Q -cfs, 1-:V 1- Mr. Paul Simon Business Education Mr. Simon, is a native of Los Angeles, at- tended Cantwell High School and USC. This is his third year of teaching at MHS. Building his house takes up his spare time. 1 D .lgg eff.. 1 x A f, WU' ' ix ' K i '43, , l Mr. Frank 'Waits Foreign Language Mr. YVaits was born in Sulphur Springs, Texas, He attended college in California, majoring in Spanish and French. Track in- terested him in school. This is his seventh year at MHS. Mr. Kalman Rabkin English A native of Canada, Mr. Rabkin attended school there, being captain of his high school football team which was Provincial champion. His hobby is reading, ...when l have time . a wa Q' :va-P' Mrs. Rose Sfeele Business Education Mrs. Steele has won many important posi- tions including vice- president of s e n i 0 r class in high school, member of Phi Beta Kappa, and she grad- uated m a g n a cum Mr. Roberf Sfefler Industrial Arts Sailing, fishing, pack trips and skiing, are Mr. Stetleris ho bies. He attended S a n t a B a rb a ra and USC, holding the position of president of his frater- nity. He also served in laude, the Navy. . fl, 73, i' ' U, 351' , - 5'-'r L j X 'vt .-fy , X 5 tg ff: V ,I X t x ' Mr. Wesley Mr. James Walker Whitney Science English Mr. VValker, a for- mer student of MHS, a t t e n d e d Whittier college and USC, ma- joring in chemistry. He has spent all of his teaching career here at MHS. He likes to travel. Mr. NVhitney attended the University of Cal- ifornia and Occidental majorinf in econom- ics. Wliile in school he was captain of his college s W i m m i n g team and interested in track. Three o'clock in the principal's office. .J !!:l.::l . X Mr. Francis Williams Science Mr. Williams attended many colleges among them Rice Institute in Houston, Texas, his home state. His hob- bies include cars, tra- vel and home con- struetion. He is an amateur geologist.

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buf Mr Ausf n Kelser Business Xlr k c 1 s e r rcceived his BS clcgrce and his NIA degree from col legcs in the East Hc hcld miny offices in high school incl in col lcgc Pistols ind rifles 'irc h15 interests .O Y' Mrs Mary Lou Mqlley Home Economics Xlrs Malley lttcndccl Brrfham Young U mc LA St ite Collegc She wus votcd the most outst lnchng girl of her cl155 This x her first year as a teacher X11 7-11 Mr J Metcalf delivers 1 report to the faculty xx P' Mr. Charles Moseley Social Science Although Mr. Nlosely has been teaching for fifteen y-us, th's is his first yc'1r 'at MHS. He was bom in Kcn' tuc-ky. His hobbies are color photography and sports. Mr. William Mulholland Niathematics Mr. Mulholland 't- tended a number of colleges and majored in mathematics and then switched his ma- jor to Subtropical Hor- ticulture. He now owns a nursery. His hobbies are music and plants. v QW' Mrs. Beafrice Nelson Foreign Language Nlrs. Nelson received hcl' co'lc-gc education lt UCLA whcrc- she urljorccl in Spanish. She his spcnt -ull sev- - 0' her tc-ac-li ' years hcrc at MHS, but she also workc-cl as an secretary. Mr. Lesfer Chlgren English Skin cliving is Xlr. Ohlgren's hobby 'md he -llso enjoys foot- bill 'incl swiuunin . He 'rttcnclcd rig school in Minnesota and served as the sen- ior c lass president. He majored in psy- c-hology. Mr Richard Phelan journalism Mr. Plltlill was Busi- ness Nl'1n-xgcr of his college yeirbook 'ind ncwsp-lper. He h-is worked in advertising and Newspapers. He has been teaching joumulism for five years.

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F'1'! F P, . I A if Mr. Warren Winchester Social Science M r. Winchester at- tended high school in Wilmington, Califor- nia and graduated f ro m Whittier Col- lege. He was All Con- ference in Basketball and track. He is very interested in sports. A . X ,f L X 4 J Mr. Roberf Sfrawn Art Mr. Strawn attended, among others, Queens College, Ireland. In college he was vice- president of Sigma Tau Gamma, and a member of the Inter- Fraternity Council. He was in the Air Force. 5 Mrs. Janet Wood Home Economics Mrs. WVood was born in La Habra, Califor- nia and a t t e n d e d Whittier High School and Lxmllege, majoring in physical and gener- al education. Her past occupations include riveting. if bf' Mr. Wilbur Raisner Social Science Mr. Raisner has at- tended many colleges and u n ive r s i t i e s, among them the Uni- versity of Redlands. He has held many jobs, and he is now an ordained Baptist Min- ister. 'fb Wh ':x,'f' X I I i , V 5 X rf' I . Miss Margaret Temple Foreign Languages Miss Temple was act- ive in high school and attended H a m l i n e University in Minne- sota, her home state. She graduated summa cum laude. This is her 15th year at MHS. -S if I Mrs. Leona Farfhing School Nurse Mrs. Farthing was a teacher for two years before she decided to take up medicine. She has been the school nurse at Montebello for eighteen years. In summer she is a hos- pital supervisor. if Mr. Richard Reese Physical Education Mr. Reese was horn ui San Pedro and attend- ed school there. He majored in physical education at IVhittier College. His hobbies in c l u tl e refinishing furniture and garden- ing. Mr. Waller Trasin Auto Shop Mr. Trasin attended U C L A, majoring in education. He has al- so worked as a drafts- man and Machinist. His hohhies c e n t e r iround outdoor sports. This is his fifth year of teaching. Mrs. Dorothy Kay Liffle Permanent substitute After attending a small college in NVis- consin, Mrs. Little went to Northwestrn University and USC. until recently, she did mersonnel work. Her lmobhy is the Little hlilflv. 73' if 3' Mr. H erberf Roesener Music XViIson High School, XVhittier College, and USC are Mr. Roesen- er's alma maters. In 1949 he was a mem- ber of NVho's XVho in American Colleges and Universities . Mu- sic is his hobby. Q if Y 5233, ivy il-f ' X , -Q, . is :J V I .1 Mrs. Gerfrucle Van Dyke Mathematics Mrs. Van Dyke at- tended Whittier High School a nd among others, Pomona Col- lege. She belonged to many organizations and was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Miss Marion Renshaw Librarian Miss Renshaw, a ua- tive of Iowa, attended University of Oregon, UC at Berkeley, and U S C , majoring in English. She has acted in the capacity of li- brarian at MHS for many years.