Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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lp! WMU-L, spirited faculty 3 r I ' fic, , s . , Z - it if if - 5' .. 1. 40 X 2- ' - . A - ' . . Q. ' . U '71 my '-fa. , gfwgys Irvs: V , 5 F'i,I' ' L 351341-W . ,Q ' .-,Q Q Q . , -I M ' -' ' . ,-an ' 4 5234 '54-S -'. 'QKVJ if . H I- u .r If as n. asf 5 A A Nd Qi I, .N I ' Lv ' . XX .. : , .1 5 . . .f ,f Fi A z 1T4yfa'-- if My I I I 2- fl MISS DOROTHY ALLEY MRS. MAIUORIE ANSITE Foreign Language Lite Science MR. ROBERT BURNS MRS. ELIZABETH BUDDHUE Work Study Foreign Language MR. PAUL ELGIN MR. ELTON DAVIS Mathematics IndusIrioI Arts MR. THOMAS HAMILTON MR. STANLEY GUNSTREAM Business lite Science . Q7- TV MISS DOFEEN ABBOTT Physical Education MR. FRANK BRUNING Physical Science MR. ALLEN DAVIS Business MR. WILLIAM Guidance Block

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HEALTH DEPARTMENT CURRICULUM COORDINATORS Mr. John Harris fpsychologistl Mr. Arthur Schechter, Mr. Stan Riordan Mrs. Elaine Smith lschool nurse, and they fell on their shoulders . . . OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Emma Wilhelm, Mrs. Esther Black, Miss Ann McCarthy, Mrs. Elsie Frank, seated, Mrs, Jane Morris. J, 'Sw .. ,Q ! 1 5? i Q. 1 5 X-5 , V 190.2 ,U . 'X T, 1, ,Q .ix ,t I s X fx i 'DV' 'A 1 ' ' N-M r I Y 3' K J' 'gl i I K., 1 i' ,4 i 'is SECRETARIES Mrs. Catherine Hand, secretary to Mr. Dittbernerp Mrs. Olga Stutsman, secretary to Curriculum coordinators, Mrs. Frances McCarty, secretary to the Counselors, Mrs. Betty Meyer, secretary to Mr. Eckelsy seated, Miss Leona Peterson, secretary to Mrs. Edwards.

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There's a lot of talent wrapped up in the faculty family of PHS. It didn't take much detection to find out that much. We uncovered it iust by keeping our eyes and ears open while sitting in class . . . the roll- taking . . , assignments , . . grade reports . . . lectures group activities . . . individual reports . . . experiments . . . homework . , , maintaining discipline , , . and so on, ad infinitum. But how many of us were able in two short years to look inside this family circle. Those of us who did saw teachers performing other tasks not directly connected to the classroom . . . faculty and I I I f I NSC. g ii. -I V ' K. I Y if 5 Q V, , we 'M . V' U35 57 1,32 .-..----V.. departmental meetings . . . conventions , , . music and art festivals . . . newspaper days . . . football games . . . dances . . . debate iudging . . . BIE Day . . . in- service training . . . open houses . . . institute programs . . . lesson preparation , , . reading . . . film booking . . . individual student conferences . . . and so on, ad infinitum. Of course, there's more here than can be fitted into the 8 to 4 routine. We'll probably never know just how much. But there's one thing we know for certain. Homework was not intended for students alone , . . 4 . .. Ia. WJNWX, 'Q' .5 me ,,,,i .3 'm ' 's.,' ' I We :-'-': .4 Af' :'f s S I. '-ev' X 35 R, Ex x ' . l lui mrfl 5-123' it-Fl -s Q' in Q' Q Y? .f . ' l Vi ' RS ANITA BISHOP MISS MADELINE BOWERS MISS MARIA BRUGNOLA MR. CHARLES BARR MR. TED BALL MR. FRANCIS BAKER English English Foreign Language English, Social Science Business Industrial Arts R ARTHUR DAKAN MR. SYDNEY CURTIS MRS. MARLENE COLE MR. BRUCE CAMPBELL MR. JOHN CARLSON MR. RALPH BUSH Industrial Arts Social Science Business Mathematics Industrial Arts Industrial Arts WILLIAM GOLDMANN MR. RONALD GISTER MR. WALTER GIRDNER MR. RALPH GALER MR. RUDY FUENTES MR. PAUL FINOT Guidance Block Guidance Block Photography Industrial Arts Foreign Language Social Science R DANIEL HUGHES MR. FRED HOLLAND MR. DANIEL HIESTAND MR. JOHN HEARD MRS. JEAN HAYNES MR. FRED HAMMOND Music Social Science Music Art Social Science Industrial Arts ww, ,,,, ii,