Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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S S J ,R , X X . Jumping high to return o ball is Rick Chap- man. The tennis courts were kept busy all day with ambitious tennis players from both the high school and college. 6 2 V ,ff . 1 , I r . 1 i.--Rosy ., ff' jyguiv, I I ll xr , 1 -'wifi' . 3, 7 4 tax, i Q ., I ,4,' -iz, ' ' 5' ,, TZ xx' W 1 Q- v 2 4 , . Q Q I zff rr 1- r ww i - , , il ' X , , 1 'n i Q 4 ,, 1' ' Z f. . ,f f. , el 1, , A , , 2 X ,M ,W .,.. ffffmfi S f ...wg ' F Y-43 13.5.95 . 1 ':.g7::,:.g:g:.g2g:-il: Ls: QQ, .,f25i':gI:f:g1:1l:g21.ifrm -.P ,, . icf::,:g:::z,:1:p-:' ' ' Mr. Stanley Riordan I Athletic Director X ' i Xi 1' 3 'ffm 3 - 'Q 1 Q., 1 vm., V f 1 mf. M yw. A , ,W ., A , WH A . fy, I , . ,,,,, 4 .L IEA 3 el 4 , . Y , y' I 1' 1 - . IA N ,, Z i X A ai Hard blocks came during speedball game on Tech Field. Ned Leavitt lleftl looks for an open spot to get the ball out of the safety zone and to one of his own team members. Captain Stanley Scott Mf59i- Robert Htlflbul William H. Johnson Chief Gunner's Mate lret .l Mr. Ron Robinson Mr. George Scott Mr. Dick Simmons Nlr. Jerry Todd By blending skill, ability, and individual self-confidence, the aims and purposes of the physical education department at Pasadena High are accomplished. Every student has available to him the opportunity to develop to the highest level ot his ability. Fundamental skills are taught in almost every area with actual competitive sports being available. The Foothill League, ot which PHS is a member, conducted tournaments in football, basketball, baseball, tennis, gymnastics, track, and swimming. ln addition to these sports, regular gym classes altered swim- ming, handball, volleyball, speedball, and various special drills such as calisthenics. Cadet Captain Michael Tiblas inspects the gun of Cadet John Sapetto during a routine in- spection. The entire ROTC was subiect to a federal inspection on May 'l5 by Federal ln- spector Maior Eugene Tedick of North Holly- wood's Harvard School. , , .M Wx Q 'yr if W, -s V ' f as 6 , Y f . . ' kb , i f 'fig ft A V ri, f S- f' if , ,,, s W f , , gg , r f . .... E f .:' z l Aj.: . ,7 'M sg N 3 , . Lg r- s ,, , ,Mi , s V f, 1 . ,il 1 , . fs , it H ' ' f 6' rf ' my ,Q rv W , . fps ,ws k s- A

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llUlT1E1Tl3lll1'lQ UlESSES Pl'ElJ8I'BEl Tl'1ElT1SBlVBS lOl' ll'lE l'l.lll.ll'E Preparation for future homemalcing is stressed by the Department of Home Economics. A comprehensive program ot preparation tor marriage and the family, which includes every- thing from cooking to house cleaning to sewing to care al children, is of- fered by this department. Just to make certain that all this prepara- tion does not go tor naught because ot the man that got away, a course in cosmetology is also offered, Betty Hefferlin, Bonnie Teixeira, and Sheila Dickson get some practice in all stages of meal preparation: cooking, bak- ing, and cleaning up afterwards. Homemaking classes made their own forms, then proceeded to sew their own clothes. Classes in sewing woolens and cottons and also tailoring were available.