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

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Sfimf Arts EVERETT FAULKNER Department Head, Girls' Chorus, A. Cap- D pella, Voice Training. 6 Westminster Choir College, B.M., San Francisco State College, A.B., M.A. This year's Fine Arts Department at E.C. includes several facets of activity: Art, Drama, and Music. The nature of these sections bring them together for many productions and occasions. For example, the Variety Show, the Christmas Program, and the Fine Arts Awards Night are awaited eagerly by interested students. The work of this department is outstanding at school and in the community. The Art section has numerous displays which bring recognition to our students and our school. Their posters, paintings, murals, and color- tul sets do much to grace our campus with beauty and originality. Drama presentations are looked forward to with excitement each year. Productions such as the Variety Show, the Christmas Play, the Senior Play, and the spring plays are not soon to be forgotten. In music, the A Cappella Choir and the Symphonic Band have received Superior honors for years. TRUDY BROCK Drama. University of Nevada, B.A. JOHN COATES Commercial Art, Art 2, Drawing and Painting. Sacramento State College, A.B., M.A. Altogether now, 'I . . . 2 . . . 3 . . CALLISTA DAVIES Ceramics, Art Workshop, Art 1. University ot Colorado, B.A. LEROY HUGHES Concert and Intermediate Band. Sacramento State College, A.B. JAMES TEEL Drama. Sacramento State College, A.B., M.A.

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Dzparfmm! All The phases of language arTs are covered Thin The scope of The deparTmenT. PracTical nplicaTion of learned skills is offered in iour- ilism, publicaTions, speech, and drama. Publi- Tions issued by The sTudenTs under The direc- in of The English DeparTmenT are The Senior ribbler, The El Caminian, and The Aerie. The English DeparTmenT hopes To broaden offerings To include developmenTal reading aid college bound sTudenTs in speed and rnprehension, and world liTeraTure To sTreng- an The liTerary background of poTenTial English Jiors. ALMA SPARKS English 1, 4. Universify of KenTucky, A.B. ROSE MARIE SPEER English 1, IX, 4. Mills College, B.A. GEORGE STUDLEY English 2, Journalism, El Caminian. UniversiTy of California aT Berkeley, LARRY SWAN English 3. UniversiTy of The Pacific, A.B. Sing along wifh Granny Davidson! JAMES TEEL Public Speaking. SacramenTo 5TaTe College, A.B., M.A. JEANNE THOMAS English 1, 1X,4, 4X. UniversiTy of Washington, B.A., M.A.g WesTern Washingfon College of Education, A.B. ELIZABETH WOLFE English 3. University of California, A.B.

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J-fame ionamin RUTH STUART 6 Department Head, Homemaking l, 2, 37 Family Living. Oregon State University, B.A. Through life-like experiences, the homemaking program tries to equip students with a democratic understanding and atti- tude of family life. These experiences are planned to meet the students' present needs and interests as home members as well as their future family responsibilities. BEATRICE ALLEN Homemaking i. Cedarville College, A.B. Industrial ,4 rfs Depar mmf Twentieth century America is dominated by industry. The educated man of today must be informed regarding the effect of this and all elements of his environment. Industrial Arts is that part of the total educational program which provides opportunity for the study of man and industry through partici- pation in typical experiences in industrial processes and tech- niques. JAN COLLINS Radio 84 Electronics, Mechanical Drawing . 'l. DALE Gll-BERT Chico State College, A.B. Department Head, Wood Sl'1OP: Metal i, 2, 3. Chico State College, A.B. C. KEITH DIEHL Wood Shop 1, Crafts l, 2. Long Beach State College, B.A., M.A. VENOID TOLBERT Auto 1, Auto Shop 2. Fresno State College, B.A. CECIL WATSON Mechanical Drawing 1, 2, 3, 4. Chico State College, B.A., M.A.