California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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fl Qyjfffff' Math Figuring ways to till en- thusiastic Condors with a knowledge of percentage, 3x2-y1?, th e Pythagorean Theorem, loc s, vol e nd square roovsanfpl ning Henioyagl e wa ome of the h of r usy mathe i ac s . Qt 'JJ qi lm l Front Row: Mr. James Owen, Mr. Charles Leach, Mr. Clyde Corcoran, Mr. Warren l-ackett. 0 Second l It F Row: Mr. Jerden See, Mr. Robert Stoica, Mr. Clifton Garrard, Mr. Earl Ryerson, ' Last Row: Nr. Alex N xl Catania, Mr. Jaisohn Chunn, Mr. Takuo l-lohri, Mr. Robert Heard. O X Language The Bi-lingual teachers of the Language De- partment have the difficult task ot teaching students foreign languages, conveying to them the culture ot Spain, Germany, France, l or Rome. Assisting the teacters in this are 3 films, records, and of course, the eager students. Front Row: Mr. John Moreno, Mr. Mac Bartholomew, Mr. Harris Mathewson, Miss Joan Bowdle, Mr. David Evans ' Last Row: Mr. John Aranguren, Mrs. Grace Hall, Mr. William Dae, Mrs. Bertha Sheets. Science The scientific method is taught students by the science teachers at Calhi. Some ot the ex- periments conducted in their classrooms and laboratories include the making ot tooth- paste and the study of the simple, single- celled protozoa. The popular classes ottered students in this wide field include Applied Science, Biology, Zoology, Chemistry, and Physics. 20 Qi fx A ' i Q Front Row: Mr. John Hole, Mr. Eugene Dorn, Mr. Jim Robinson, Mr. Martin Brown, Nr. Oscar Olsor 0 Last Row: Mr. Ray Williams, Mr. Bill Martin, Miss Carolyn Huey, Mr. Art Chaoaton.

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Industrial Future mechanics, welders, and metal workers receive expert and careful training in their Industrial Arts classes. . X , ls . 2 Front Row: Mr. Stan Ward, Mr. Harvey Ristow, Mr. Robert Flutot, Mr. Stan Ross, Mr. Herb Corville ' Last Row: Mr. Elvin Porter, Mr. George Bedford, Mr, Les Marshall, Mr. Jack Young, Mr, Charles Black, Mr. Allison Squires. ,4,.-Q 'Z'- -.f Economics Learning while working is the theme of the Home Economics classes. Among the subjects taught here are sewing, cooking and home decorating. nau- Mrs. Phyllis Weyand, Mrs. Genevieve Turman, Miss Grace Lacouague, Mrs. Ann Stanfield. Driver T I l Ionfidence and safety are taught enthusias- , ic Calhians in their behind-the-wheel Driver A 'raining classes. Front Row: Mr. Jaisohn Chunn, Mr. Robert Stoica, Mr. Jim Alexander, Mr. Ed Ross 0 Last Row: Mr. William Johnson, Mr. Stan Ward, Mr. Jack Zullinger.

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Nurse Librarian me if Broken bones down to a Our Library is kept up-to- mrnor scratch-they are all date with the latest in re- cared for by our capable search material and fiction school nurse, Miss Ohman, by Miss Beach. Physical Education Front Row: Mrs. Genevieve Perhach, Miss .loan Bell, Mrs. Frances Redmond 0 Last Row: Mrs. Irene Motto, Miss Jean Sousen. The Physical Education teachers at Calhi have rugged wrestling To the graceful motions of mod- tried their best to make stiff muscles more flex- ern dancing. Thanks to these teachers our health ible by means of many sports, ranging from and well-being are daily improved. Front Row: Mr. Don Smith, Mr. Alan Sawyer, -Mr, Al. bert Waer, Mr. Charles Godshall, Mr. Ed Tibby 0 Second Row: Mr. td Van- derhoven, Mr. Jack Zul- linger, Mr. Stan Cramer, Mr, Don Halderman 0 Last Row: Mr. Jim Rem- ington, Mr. Fred Burri, Mr. Earl Ryerson, Mr. Jay Roundy, Mr. Lou Borg. iii .. 'T fr rs .