Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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To fulfill the aim of providing experiences through which young people can develop an understanding and an appre- ciation of family life, making it possible for all members to participate effectively in the activities of the home and the community, the Homemaking Department offered instruc- tional units with experiences in the following areas of home- making: family and social relationships, child study and guidance, housing and home furnishings, foods and nutrition, clothing, family health and home care of the sick, and home management. Dorothy Jessup Geraldine Davis V Cathryn Petty V all Doyle Provost k l ll ,. I Two aspects of homemaking are shown in photos. Above right, Mrs, Petty supervises Jane Shinoda, Jackie Fraser, and Joan Enomoto in cooking. Lower right photo shows Mary Lou Candelas, Karen Doyle, Ann Daniels, Janeth Leath, and Linda Marshall being aided by Mrs Davis. 3--.: NN 442 '- , W 'Wi A l

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. EM. . Mrs. Allison aids business machines Seeking to help students become aware of the economic forces operating in the United States and the effect these forces have on all Americans, the business education ole- partment also helped students to equip themselves with the basic tools necessary for the pursuit ot a career in business. - Raymond Polentz Harold Vail Sylvia Vrattos students. Lulu Allison 1 49s n 4 i vt. A1 Students take dictation in Miss Vrattos class. Melvin Collings Ernest Palmer ,rm

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M 0 Girls Ensemble harrnonizes under direc tion of Miss Ulvilden John Bassharn Tod Paddock P1 George Gill ' 1, William Hoganson Carol Ulvilden Mr Nelson assists Connie Lotze and Marlene Kiray Ginger Poitevint and Nancy Story work in background. Nels Nelson Creative opportunities were offered to students by the A-L. Art Department through courses in ceramics, crafts, com- mercial and fine arts courses. The success of students' individual proiects is reflected in the amount of art work accepted in major student art competitions. Principals of education, entertainment, and service were correlated by the Music Department through the band, orchestra, and choral groups, Division of groups ac- cording to level of achievement gave equal opportunity for participation to both beginning and advanced stu- dents, 20 'W ,