San Marino High School - Titanian Yearbook (San Marino, CA)

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Doius Sicx icix 1 sox EIIQQILYK7 Rllll lfxlzn Xxnsox Spucfln, lJ1'i1111i1rif'.x' U I-IBUUT EVENTS UF THE PAST Pinelx-hitting for Xlr. Paul l luntington xx as Xlr, .-Xrnolnl lfletcli- ei' xx lio taught lf S. llistorx. Out on the girls' gxni field. Xliss llelen Ciratfen lilletl the position vacated lrx' .Xliss Donna .Xlae llalverson, xx liile Xlr. john Stallings toolq oxer in the attenalanee otliee and in the geometry class. Coinlmining counseling xxitli teaching' liistorx xx as Xlr. liernarnl xv2lI'l1Cl', and Xlr. Cieralnl Rollins taught his students about txxo languages-linglisli and Spanish. Nexxeonier, Xlrs. l,ora George, gave a course in Civics, xxliieli is a semester course noxx required of all seniors in the Stare of Cali- fornia. Xlr. .-Xrtlnn' liotlie, xx lio taught inatlieinatics passed axxax' during the suninier. and Nlrs. Xlarie Olilson, lfnglisli and liistorx' teacher, xx as znnong' tliose xx lio left. Nl x'ix'i'i.lf1 l ,xRix,xR A uxoio l i,lc 1 czi I ICR I'1i,x'fUl'AY f f ixr U ry lil-iiwlxim llfxixsi-iii l liesixx Klcliliiix H ix! 0 ry I ii.x'r01'y - ,fig 3 A Ax' ...!. 4: . fy .- mi 1 I ll Sfjli I 5'-11 S' ---

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AIAIKG.-KliIi'l' I,.xL'liR I'il.lZABIC'l'll Blcidoi' lfllg-li.i'b lfnglixb IQ. I I. CIROOK Rc: II Riczimimsox lflllQ'lf.Yf7 Ifllgliyb IIBIIIIT TIIE NIITIIIE TIINIIIIE Many new faces were seen in the faculty as the 1951-52 school year got into full swing. 'lihe additions and replacements added much to the spirit and enthusiasm of students. Taking over for Mr. Ifrank VViIIiamson was Mr. Robert Dahlberg, who spent each day combining coaching w ith counseling. Nlr. Harry Gaul came to SP-SM to make students more aware of the dangers of the road via his IJriver's Iiducation program. S Iii-1,u'luc:lc Alun-:Ns E uglixla INfI1xNucRU'rn Illcxil-ZR .lllfxicy English

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I l. C iuvwoon Bll.l'fllL'55 l.uc:ll,l,lc LINN L'l'l'L'f11l'fr11 'I'ri1ini11g IU HBUUT TRHNSLHTIU S HND EUIIHTIUNS Miss Margaret Lauer continued as head of the linglish Depart- ment, and journeyed by plane to Princeton University in New jersey on March I4 where she remained a week to mark tests in lflnglish composition given by the College lintrance lixamination Board. Miss Lauer was the first teacher from SP-SM to be given the honor. Miss Mary jo Sowards also traveled by plane to the hast. She accompanied Gretchen Koosman to XVashington, D. C., where CIretchen's Project, Molds From Soil was entered in the Science Fair. They were gone for a week in May. VVhcn Miss Lorraine Davis and Mrs. Lucille Linn were unable to continue teaching clothing and typing respectively, Mrs. Annabelle lfrickson and Miss Mary Lou Kelly substituted for them for the remainder of the school year. MARX NASI1 NMMA 'l'cv1c:,x Spanish S punish HELEN BURR Otwrix lJlC'lA'l'l'l' Sptmiyb 1'lI'L'lll'l.7, S 'lh1lIiXb