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

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flwemble The Ensemble, whose purpose is To become acquainted with good music lit- erature, to learn the skills of chamber music playing, and to learn to work har- moniously in a group, is under the able direction ot Miss Minnie Ruth Dexter. It has completed a busy and successful year playing tor the benefit, Tuesday Musical Juniors, in Pasadena, giving a tormal re- cital in January, participating in the Music Festival at Fullerton, and playing tor school teas and various school and civic organizations. ENSEMBLE MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Will , Strandberg, Lindley, Hawks, Doyle, Balfour. 2nd iams ROW: Lundber Kenned Hubbard K ro oulos, 9- Yi . Y P Riedlin, Jinnings, Miss Dexter, Kirtland. Kane! The Band, headed by Mr. William Graham, adviser, Dick Lindley, president, June Baldwin, vice-president, and Carol Hiemke, secretary-treasurer, has had a very busy and successtul year. Their ac- tivities include playing tor the football and basketball games, giving programs at the High School, Junior High, Hunting- ton School, grammar schools, the P.-T.A., and marching in Boy Scout Day Parade. The Monogram Dance Band composed of a group of band members has presented programs at the Junior High, at dances, at the Woman's Club, at a benefit pro- gram in Pasadena, and has turnished music for the Senior Play. The Dixieland and Tenor Bands composed of members of the regular band have also been active. DIXIELAND BAND. Melvin Hawks, John Huttman Bill Sevad'ian Charles Shar e and Lee Gra . Not l 1 P I Y shown are Dick Lindley and Ronnie Mardigian G'Q9 BAND MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: S. Brewton, Mr. Graham, Mardigian, Whorton, Dyhrson, Baldwin, Farkas, M. Hawks, Gillette, Sharpe, Garb, Maginnis, Twist, Kasten, Buck. 2nd ROW: Whitaker, Lindley, Burley, Smith, Davis, Garrison, Fisher, Gray, Coombs, E. Hawks, De La Vergne, Kaenel. 3rd ROW: C. Hiemke, Pellegrin, La Plante, Acres, Goldsberry, Sprinkle, Leonhardt, Keck, Hutitman, Sevadiian, H. Hiemke, Doyle, those dancing are Barbara Cox and Dick Hillman.

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BOYS' GLEE CLUB. FRONT ROW: Nielsen, Hunter, Fisher, Kennedy, Kermode, P. Jones. ZND ROW: J. Conner, Derr, Mulvin, Summers, McCoIIa, Smith, Mr. Adams. 3RD ROW: Gillette, Rhodes, Du Shane, Keyes, Bahrt, Cottman, Gumaer. glee Club Twenty-five boys, under the direction of Mr. Albert J. Heading the Girls' Glee Club were Miss Minnie Ruth Dexter, director, Lee Schrumpt, president, Carol Wall, vice-president, Barbara Thompson, secretary: and Barbara Thomas, accompanist. The girls sang tor the P.-T.A., school 9UVe Programs 0ftheJUf1i0f High School. Kiwanis Club and assemblies and civic organizations. They also caroled for school assemblies. hospitals and the Red Cross during Christmas vacation. Adams, comprised the Boys' Glee Club. Accompanied by Pat Jones, they sang tor the Central Council of the P.-T.A., GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Taylor, Diclxson, Ruger, Alioti, Baudry, Nerger, Christensen, Clubb. ZND ROW: B. Thompson, Fleclc, N. Thompson, Littrell, Bettleheim, De la Vergne, Piclrens, Holland. 3RD ROW: Van Tassel, Paulson, Watson, Hugos, Anderson, Thomas, Tolbert, Linsenbard, Palmer, Fislr. 4TH ROW: Aquilino Prather, Schrumpt, Wall, Eulenberq, Eade, Sherwin, Des Rocher, Thatcher, Foist.

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Lynn Turelr receives a tew shoclts as she is initiated into the Science Club. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Kennedy, Sobieslri, Roden, Woodburn, Jettreys Turelr, Horchitz, Moore, Wagner. ZND ROW: B. Moore, Gerhart, lmler, Magnolia, Riggs Hubert, Altenburger, St. Clair, Beall. 3RD ROW: Kettenburg, Leonardson, Colwell, Beavens Thomas, Turner, Eddy, Edson, King, Dryden, Miclrley, Everts, Mr. Steimle. Science C7116 SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Mr. Steimle, adviser, Lynn Tureh, secretary: Joan Kettenburg, girls' vice-president: Charles Everts, historian. ZND ROW: Ralston Riggs, first semester vice- presidentg Jim lmler, treasurer: Brian Moore, boys' vice-president, Gene Dryden, president. Z., wi. .1 K Hin ar. it-f-4 ,J 'O -.fe To increase the interest in science and to gain scientific lcnowledge aside from that attained at school is the main purpose ot the Cimota Club, established in 1946 and under the direction ot Mr. Wayne Steimle. Excursions this year have included trips through the Kaiser Steel Plant, General Motors, and March Field. There were also demonstrations about glass blowing, ultra violet rays, oil testing, and movies on rockets during the meetings. Officers tor the tall semester were Richard Edson, presi- dent, Ralston Riggs, boys' vice-president, Janet Woodburn, girls' vice-president, Joan Kettenburg, secretary, Bill Mel- lentin, treasurer, and Jim lmler, historian. The otticers tor the spring semester included Gene Dry- den, as president, Brian Moore, boys' vice-president, Joan Kettenburg, girls' vice-president, Lynn Turek, secretary, Jim lmler, treasurer, and Charles Everts, historian. yd? Red hot colre is seen being pushed trom the Dalles Speers, a tormer club president, returns to show his experi- large colce oven at night during the Cimota ments with light transmission and photoelectric cells. Gene Dryden, Club trip to the Kaiser Steel Mill at Fontana. Lee Magnolia, Elizabeth Wagner, and Lynn Turelc loolr on.