El Camino High School - Aerie Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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We live Today in a socieTy of rapid change. A TesT of The value of our educaTion is how we are To meeT, accepT, and cope wiTh The changes ThaT affecT our lives. If we have developed The aTTribuTes of friendship, loyalTy, and inTegriTy, and The respecT for The dignify and worTh of oTher individuals, we will be more adequaTely prepared for life's challenges. I believe ThaT The spiriT and aTTiTudes of The El Camino sTudenT body exemplify These aTTribuTes and I am proud of The opporTuniTy To be associafed wiTh sTudenTs of such high caliber. My sincere wishes To The graduaTes of 1963. May you ever look wiTh fondness and respecT upon your Alma MaTer. To Those of you who will be reTurning may you accepT and uphold The high sfandards of your predecessors in all phases of your school acTiviTies. A. L. Hughes Dean of Boys Second Semesfer Hrs! Semester 514dMerke Administration Sheff Over The pasf Thirfeen years sTudenTs passing Through The doors of El Camino High School have builT a Tradifion of academic achievemenf, school spiriT, and pride in Their school ThaT is The envy of many. As you graduaTing seniors go inTo higher edu- caTion or inTo your chosen vocaTional fields, The friendships and educafion gained aT El Camino will become an imporTanT and memorable parT of your life. To you The underclassmen falls The responsibilify of achieving To your own individual maximum To prepare yourself for The fuTure and The responsi- biliTy for perpeTuaTing and building upon The char- acTer of The El Camino Eagle. Fred A. Kronsbein Vice Principal Second semesTer

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, g.:Q Vlalgli l E F T 5 E3 HJ. This book is El Camino, its pulse, its ioys, its ioods, its present, in a land of freedom and op- ortunity for each individual. For the moment, it ops the reel and lets us look at ourselves, where fe are, what goals we have attained, how well we :uve spent our years. The challenge of the future tces us all. Will all Aeries to come feature such moments from life in a democracy as we know it, r through our apathy will another more aggressive leology blot out our way of life? A famous philoso- her has said, lf enough good men do nothing, berty vanishes from that homeland. Jean Goff Dean of Girls Deans This T963 Aerie is a memento of another milestone in the fabulous history and accom- plishments of El Camino High School. You, the graduating seniors, have been a part of making this history for the past four years. Your loyalty, industriousness, spirit, and accomplishments have done much to build on to the established reputation of our school just as the iuniors, sophomores, and freshmen are doing and will do in future years. Congratulations on a job well done. ln the future you will be able to state with pride: l attended El Camino High School. Mr. Fred A. Kronsbein Dean of Boys ll

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1671 incss Department The business department offers courses for the vocational and the college preparatory stu- dents. The department seeks to provide the vo- cational student with the skill and knowledge necessary to obtain a position in the varied lines of business, and it also seeks to aid the college preparatory student by giving him a skill which will save him valuable time in college. Skill subiects offered in El Camino's business depart- ment are typing, shorthand, and business ma- chines. Theory courses cover business mathe- matics, accounting, record keeping, and clerical practice. lt is the aim of the teachers in this depart- ment to encourage a broadened understanding of the business world and its numerous intrica- cies. BETTY JOHNSON Shorthand i. Arizona State College, B.A. IRENE O'CONNELL Clerical Practice, Advance Business Train- ing. University of California at Berkeley, B.A. WILLIAM WALKER Q Typing 'I, Personal Typing, Beginning Bus- , iness, Business Arithmetic. San Jose State College, A.B. GWEN SCHMIDT Department Head, Business Ma chines, Shorthand 'l, 2. University of Idaho, B.A., Sac ramento State College, M.A. LESLIE CRUICKSHANK Bookkeeping, Record Keeping, Typing 2. Armstrong College, B.S., B.B.A. SIDNEY GOEPFERT Clerical Practice, Typing 1, Business Eng- lish. San Jose State College, A.B.