Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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owe I get: ww CUSTODIANS ROW ONE: Hilda Marshall, Kenneth Barron, George McKenzie, Frank Jones iheadl, John Mottice, William Doherty, Delores Farnham. ROW TWO: Howard Banbury, Joseph Trnkocy, Cullen Snell, Charles Baxter, Howard Hansen, Charles Minter, ROW THREE: Frank Chambers, Ray Roberts, Ramiro Cruz, James Anderson, John Martinich, David Brown, Jack Chilingerian. ROW FOUR: Otto Blumen, Wyrich Anderson, Charles Burkhard, Raymond Vera, John Johnson, Lyle Peters, Aaron Anderson, Almus Witt. , g 7 Y I , 'Z , f f f ' ' J l f X I -M Z . f X M f 1 CAFETERIA STAFF ROW ONE: Joseph Mason, chef: Marie Corwin, Alto Ringer, Helen Marshall, Mary Carroll, Madeline Westenhaver, Mary Sue Krieter, Martha Boyd, Twyla Reynolds, Eldora Sullivan. ROW TWO: Verbel Sweet, Hazel Fredricks, Inez Greenlee, Nellie Fried- rick, Helen Kay. ROW THREE: Dorothy Nakkan, Peggy Carlson, Maud Wilson, Marie Carter, Eliza- beth Negus. ROW FOUR: Margaret Chapman, Doro- thy Richard, Gladys Zimmerman. ROW FIVE: Viola Grenier, Hazel Clayton, Frances Wilcox, Helen Rob- erts, Hazel Jimmink. ROW SIX. Jesus Rego, Frances Edmondson, Myrl English, manager: Lois Brokenshire, Estyl Foster. ROW SEVEN: Andrew Miller, Lorraine Long, Mary K. Callaghan, Barbara Silverman, Frances Brice, Floy Sanders, Miriam Tompkins, assistant man- ager: Ben Albright, assistant chef. 15

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OFF ICE STAFF Mrs. Esther-Merle Black, Miss Ann Mc- Carihy, Mrs. Jane Morris, Mrs. Emma Wilhelm, Mrs. Elsie Frank. W., I W! .Qs 5 Z l l gy, .. , ,, . , ffxi' .5 SU' MPV!! . by ' J' - P7 ,' Q. JV ' gf' ,. yf ,451 ' ff. 'V' . , f 'A' f he ,N 'f ff if ff . f 4 .wif fly' .WWI X' sEcRETAl'RlEsffW' lll ROW ONE: Mrs. Catherine Hand, Miss- Leona Peterson. ROW TWO: Mrs. Olga Siutsman, Mrs. Belly Myer, Mrs. Frances McCarty. -4 V ,f bf LIBRARY STAFF Mis-s Gladys Williams, Mrs. Holly Eikenbery, Mr. George McCauley. 0 visum STAFF ' Doroihy Bode. Mrs. M uma shields. W5- , mf 1 v mxM. 1w Q fy I 'Z . f X ' by

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s- Q M, - ,. , 4 . s-, 'ist . .1 ,f 2 , . - f ea J ' -ri 'll i ig If W ' i i 1 H , 5 5 ,Qi 5 f I - Senior comp student John Baker gets some expert advice on his term paper from Instructor Tom Vournas. Mr. Charles Barr Journalism Mrs. Anita Bishop Reading Techniques Mrs. Carol Bleecker Senior Comp Miss Madeline Bowers Speech Mr. Michael Corrado Senior Comp Mrs. Mildred McFarland Senior Comp Mr. Leonard Perry Speech Mr. John Stewart Drama M 'FW I 1 Huw!! 4156 f ! fx! English Dept. Had Active ear A speech class highlight this year was' a presentation on the care of a horse by Elizabeth Buchajski. Linda Mason holds the noble beast as Mr. Perry observes from a safe distance. Since English is an elective in the twelfth grade, more emphasis can be placed on literature and composition. Seven courses offered are current literature, literary classics, senior composition, public speaking, reading techniques, senior English, and journalism. In current lit, the style, substance, and meaning of the works of contemporary authors are examined, ana- lyzed, and studied. On the other hand, literary classics is concerned with the works of the past. Senior comp and speech deal in the creative as well as in the inter- pretive. One of them is largely written, the other is largely oral, but even so they have much in common and are branches of the same field, communicative expression. The class in reading techniques is designed to improve the speed and comprehension of the reader through improved methods and vocabulary. Journalism courses are primarily concerned with the publication of the school's newspaper, student handbook, yearbook, and sports programs. ,ASQ l