California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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NGC it rf- W F st ow L to R Mmes Agnes Shnres Sarah Neff Hozel Wohlford Marganfe Sterlung Clenne Srrnunds Second row Bernice Sllnnell Mary Goodwin Marilyn Swanson Wmnfred Mauk Flnrnvlw Puneau Dorovhy Cooley 1 ,, uatocfzana sr row L E Rrcln rd C x D h u H Burns G Le Claire W Kangas Second row L Es er H Grnener A Tmker L Collnns H Berkelond Thrrd row H E e T Marck Camera Shy M Hudson C Hanvelt ecrelarzea 18 J 1 xi Fvrsr row, L, lo R.: Gayle Lemons, Roberta Elmler, Joyce Allen, Elrnor Horner, Carolyn Wagner. Second row Doroflwy Qgobrnoux, Helen Gray, Allce McLelIand, Donna Davrs, Elsle Ponagos, Evelyn Gorey.

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0414.4 unc Calhl students gain cultural backgrounds through our A Drama Arts and Musrc De partments Under the drrec tuon of these staffs Calhr offers many rnterestnng ac trvltles such as art exhlbrts concerts and drama pro ductrons F s ow L to R Mr Art Horshbarg r Mrs Mary French Mr Charles Hec el M Xavror Mena S ond row Mrs Jean Korf M Jtm Alexander Drama I students Blll Brown ond Joan Henderson enac a scene from Dual M For Murder under the watchful eyes of Mrs Jean Korf ' 4... Mr Thomas shown here loolcnng on wnth John Q one of our comoet nt Instructors teachrng students to become careful courteous confldent drtvers NK DORE E SONS I'lUeI' fa Ullllg an ounae fora Z 1-1 fXf Our Calhr counsellrng staff not only ad vses students tn thetr chotce of classes bu also helps g oduattng sentors choose the college and career Students who have had questlons concernlng these and srmrlar problems lfnow from experrence that the counsellors are ready and wtllrng to help at anyttme Furs row L R rs Esther Ohman Mrs Florence Delaney Mr Robert Heard Mrs Wilma Woods 'V W cf . 1 '- V. ,, I , ' . X. 6 I I ,, , ir I r , , .: . 9 , . , . lc , r. ' . ec 2 . , r, ' s F ' X l or -me ' iw -,J .W Egnew as Jack Hodge checks the oil gauge, ls only rv I ' Q . , ,mf fanatfff fm - ' E H 2'lEllf3l'QATQN J ' f ' . ..,., . V H . ' E E X VA f J if J X - Z 'Z F 'Q Q O O 0 ff X 1 . . X i . , . I lf . Cr ' l J ' I l 5. A 0 . R ' I7 V I , . to .: M . I , I , l , D

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'J W Led by Mr. Thomas Johnston, Principal, the Adult Education Classes reached an enrollment of l500. Classes in Citizenship, Americanization, lndus- trial Arts, Business Education, l-lomemaking, Arts and Crafts, and Academic Courses leading to a high school diploma, are offered to the in- terested adults composing the fiftyefive classes the first semester. Among the most popular classes is Driver Educa- tion, drawing 16O to l7O people during the year. I alcfuff gcfuca tion Shop Class Mr, Johnston Art Class Principal l9