San Marino Hall School - Marinor Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

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v-L75us-.. Q -1.511 J D444-I XM' Qegiegaaem... Now that the end Qf this school year is upon us, and most of the din and confusion of- following schedules and meeting deadlines has died down, your editor and staff members can stop and pay tribute to the many persons and organizations whose efforts and cooperation have helped in many ways to make this publication possible. First of all there are the faculty advisers. Mr. E. H. Crook, adviser for the editorial, photographic, and business activities, was the governing force behind the annual, for without his guidance its existence would have been an impossibility. Mr. Crook has done a splendid iob as the adviser for the annuals each year since T936 with the exception of 1943, when he was serving in the Navy. Miss Hester Lauman, whose inspiration, guidance, and hard work have made possible the art work found in the book. She and her art students with a tremendous amount of work have produced the design for the cover and actually printed by the silk screen process from their own designs the end sheets and the four 4-page color division inserts. All of this was certainlyipn ambitious proiect. Miss Lauman, we thank you. Of course, no book such as this, is possible without the advice and the work of various artisans and business organizations. Mr. Ernest Brooks, of Brooks Studio, in South Pasadena, who in addition to doing all the studio portraits of seniors and iuniors, was always ready to help whenever the staff needed his valuable assistance. Another was that pleasant, affable, and helpful gentleman, Mr. Bert Walters of Parker and Company, of Los Angeles, who made many trips from Los Angeles, in handling the engraving, the printing and the binding, all of which required a tremendous amount of fine craftsmanship. To him, we are sincerely grateful. For the cover of the book we are indebted to that genial young gentleman, Mr. Bill Retchin of the S. K. Smith Company who set to work after receiving the designs of our art staff. Among the many students whose assistance has been most valuable are those photographers, art students, and salesmen among whom are Ronnie Mardigian. There are probably art students who are not staff members who deserve recognition. The administrators, faculty, and many students have been most cooperative, help- ful, and in many ways, most patient and understanding. To them we extend our sincere thanks. The Staff Virginia Constans, Editor il I. I l 1 -1-ui

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South Puadena Kozol Mr. Tom Fruco demonsfraies correci bowling form wifh Lynn Turelc as he poin+s ouf pro- fessional ieclnniques fo Keifh Chase, Anne Reed, and Gene Dryden. Bowling is loads of fun and especially wifh a swell hosf like Tom. SOUTH PASADENA BOWL is locafed ai 805 Fair Oaks Avenue, Snulh Pasadena. ?lower Kox Mr. Henry Broclrenbrough presenis Mary Shai- fon and Pris Sroufe a beaufifully prepared box of flowers. Such complefe service is fypical of fhe FLOWER BOX, H67 Fair Oaks Avenue, Souih Pasadena. fl-neat El-oohA, Photographer The mosi sincere fhanlrs and appreciaiion go fo Nancy Wallace from ERNEST BROOKS, PHOTOGRAPHER, IO08 Fair Oalrs Avenue, Sou+h Pasadena. Nancy has worlred many long and hard hours on iunior and senior piciures and sl'1e's done a ferrific iob.

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