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

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Mr. Heaman attended the University of Washington and also U.S.C. He was active in sports and was cap- tain of the basketball and baseball teams. His major was Physical Education and his minor, Physiology. He has been at MHS for twelve years. Before becom- ing principal in 1951, he taught and served as Boys' Vice Principal. He believes in the spirit and attitude of both the students and faculty towards making MHS the best high school in the statef, principal ROBERT S. HEAMAN Principal In his supervising duties, Mr. Heaman must furnish effective leadership and maintain good public re- lations.

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de cassistont principo WALTER WOHLHETER Assistant Principal San jose, California is Mr. VVohlheter's birth place. He was President of the Senior Class at the University of Redlands, Where he majored in history. He also at- tended VVhittier, USC, Stanford, and UCLA colleges, majoring in education. In 1946 he started teaching at MHS. He became Vice Principal in 1952 and in 1956, Assistant Principal, He enjoys the wonderful students and faculty he has to work with at Montebello Senior High Schoolf, CINS VIVIAN LEMON Dean of Girls Missouri is Miss Lemonfs home state. She graduated cum laude from the University of Idaho, and also attend- ed Mills College, USC, and Whittier College. She ma- jored in history, and her principal activities were drama, speech contests, annual staff, and student government. She has been at Montebello for twenty-two years. Be- fore becoming Dean of Girls in 1944, she taught history. Miss Lemon admires the intense loyalty and pride which our students develop toward their schoolf, EARL ODY Dean of Boys Mr. Ody was born in Akron, Ohio. Majoring in math, he attended the University of Akron, Wfhittier College, and LA State. He served in the US Air Force for four years as a P38 pilot. He has been at Montebello for ten years. Before be- coming Dean of Boys, he taught shop physics and plane geometry, coached C and D basketball, and IV football, and was also director of student activities. In his deal- ings With Ml-IS, Mr. Ody finds that his biggest help is the enthusiastic spirit of the student bodyf'