South Pasadena High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

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IIBUUT EVENTS 0F THE PHST Pinch-hitting for Xlr. Paul Huntington was Mr. Arnold Fletch- er who taught U. History. Out on the girls' gym field, Miss Helen Graffen filled the position vacated by Miss Donna Mae Halverson, while Klr. john Stallings took over in the attendance ofiicc and in the geometry class. Combining counseling with teaching history was Mr. Bernard Warner, and M r. Gerald Rollins IDORIS SIcw2RTsoN Erlglish RICHARD YYu,soN Speech, llravlmrics 9 taught his students about two languages-lfnglish and Spanish. Newcomer, Mrs. Lora George, gave a course in Civics, which is a semester course now required of all seniors in the State of Cali- fornia. Mr. Arthur Bothe, who taught mathematics passed away during the summer, and Mrs. Marie Ohlson, Iinglish and history teacher, was among those who left. lVlYRTl,E FARRAR ARNOLD FLl'I'l'ClIER History History BERNARD TVARNER HENRY ISEHLICR History Hixtory MMM .wr-Www

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Nlaiusaiufi' Iaaurcu lfi.1zA1s14:'1'H l3r:1u.o'r lflItQ',fA'b EllKQ'lf.YlD lf.. l l. Cuooig Ruin Riczlmiunsox lfllglixh EI1lQ'lfXl7 RBUUT THE NATIVE TUNGIIE Many new faces were seen in the faculty as the 1951-52 school year gut into full swing. 'l'he additions and replacements added inuch to the spirit and enthusiasni of students. Taking over for Mr. lfrank VVillian1son was Mr. Robert Dahlberg, who spent each day conihining coaching with counseling. Mr. Harry Gaul Cdlllyr to SP-SM to make students more aware of the dangers We road via his Driver's liducation program. HR ENS 'ru IJEXTER , E ll glixh

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lil. Gm woon R1l5illL'J',x' l,Ucn.l,lc LINN SL'l'1'L'7II7'il711 'lwfivfliwg IU HBUUT TRHNSLHTIO S HND EUUHTIUNS Miss Margaret Lauer continued as head of the lfnglish Depart- ment, and journeyed by plane to Princeton University in New jersey on March I4 Where she remained a Week to mark tests in English composition given hy the College Entrance Examination Board. Miss Lauer was the first teacher from SP-SM to be given the honor. Miss Mary jo Sowards also traveled hy plane to the East. She accompanied Gretchen Koosnian to XVashington. D. C., where Gretchen's Proiect, Molds lfrom Soil was entered in the Science Fair. They were gone for a week in May. VVhen Nliss Lorraine Davis and Mrs. Lucille Linn were unable to continue teaching clothing and typing respectively, Mrs. Annabelle lirickson and Miss Mary Lou Kelly substituted for them for the remainder of the school year. Alam' NAsn Nanllx TL'Plt:.x S panisb S punish l llil.EN BURR A 01,W1cN PE'l 1'I'l' Spzmisla F1'w1z'h, S lDI17If.Vb Z '4 AVMN ' - V