Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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ssseeees 'fy ' . EX -y ' c Q i Ni ,,,. H Mr. Daniel Hiestand if 4 Instrumental Music If x iii il ' n 't i Mr, Daniel Hughes MlISlC GPUUDS lifll ll'lE BEEF Trumpet player Mike Conlon shows his virtuosity here on the comet. Conlon and several other members of the Bulldog Band put together a Dixieland band for home basketball games. Band Director Daniel Hughes led the student body in song with the backing of Tom Toombs on U herald trumpet. The trumPel section of the band was well re- nowned for its 5? ff' A newly-formed music group, the Madrigal Singers, performed at various music events throughout the year, The Madrigals were formed from the A Cappella Choir under the direction of Mr. Daniel Hughes. Epi il The Music Department of PHS pre- sented a well-rounded program of choral and instrumental activities. PHS led the way in vocal music with a superb A Cappella Choir. The choir distinguished itself in special programs and assemblies during the year. In the tield of instrumental music, Pt-lS'ers were all proud ol the Bulldog Band which played at all pep rallies and games. Their spring concert was the tirst ol what students hoped will become a yearly tradition. . -I , Fgcwyk R

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7 5' W fi' V . 5, t ,,VfffVV ,f W :V Mm, H rt Department Helped Paint Map et Bulldog Territory mu- W., Mr. John Heard Mr. Walter Girdner Photography students Karl Schiller and Joan Miller are iust taking a print out of the developer. Next steps in sequence are the stop bath, fix, wash, and dryer. Creativity on canvas is the watchword of the Art Department. Emphasis is given to all forms ot expression from conservative classicism to some ot the more bizarre torms ot modern art. Besides painting, a variety ot other courses were also offered, such as sign painting and poster and billboard clesign. A most important area in the Art Department is photographyg the photography staff not only provided pictures for all issues ot the Chronicle but were responsible tor nearly all ot the 600-plus pictures that appear in this yearbook. Drawing and painting students worked hard to achieve pro perspective. W' ft . ff ez ' Z 4 Z per 0 ,,,V , I.wQ7z'r'751gg:7Jn1wryy ' - sfrfcfw- f MV We W M..- y V frbiifffr ck ,ya ' f f l lv f ittt ,, f 'A ' 4 - 'W' l . 1 ' f ,fd - ' Q . ,, ' A V, J if 4 bl.- W Q ,.,, I, Y .fi -fl 5 V 75 WT..----Ve-e ' r- -V Messe V r .1 :Aiwa ,, iw X 4 yy. li f V l ' we gg - V4 1 ' ' Q 'Z iz ' . s. 2 ' - r- A ' '- , 'Q f 1 ,C 3 , y h , V - fe.. fi ,xi 1 l L ' V, -1. , I . 1-, L ' '- , -Y H ! f ew. 5 Y .bw V ,.' M W r r 22 A.-1 1miZe'lf Zi,4,g. - -4 -ff' ,wnss7....D az' - i t Q ,f f A f f 1 if l :Aj V , V , ,f ll' i , f X X A f Z9 f 1, 4 X ZS, , Z Y f W 0 , , I ' ffff 54 fl h fr . 3 il :cf-' V I , t,.,, 2 5 il .4 U .1425 7- V. V- 2:1 ' Qc! 'HCV MWA -VVW Mrs. Gaillard lewis Mr. Dave Metzgar Mr. Dave Schnabel

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PE 'l'8BCl'lEl S B l S'll.lElBl'llS Fil and Tl' D I il ll KR.. pl I-if i JH-if . ggapw While the boys have been participating in intramural sports, the girls haven't been sitting idly by. The whole purpose ot gym classes is to create better health and a better attitude ot physical exercise. Classes in badminton, tennis, volleyball, softball, mod- ern dance, basketball, swimming, speedball, hockey, and drill team were available. Juniors were subjected to a little ot each ol the aforementioned sports, while seniors had their choice of three different ones each semester. 2 ' Q 2 -e-F Q Swimming instructor Mrs Dorothy Rygh gives the high sign With arms rais-ed i t' b n mo ion, mem ers of a senior gym class go throu h their for action to her swimmers The old pool lshown herel and culisthenics. This group of exercises and others like these were used 5:9 kee the new pool w re places of action for both boys' and girls' PHSersi fit and trim. Members of this group are Carol Robertson Susan Jon P swim classes In addition to swimming life saving and diving Mary Ellen Blake, Ruby Morgenstern, and Sue Clark. l es im and Tall l'll Pall' Pla