Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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Ioe Eastwood, Printing. Gregory Lawrence, Radio-Electricity, Vocational English. Eugene Crawford, Vocational Auto Shop. 123 gt' in-Q H k. I P Brown Head of Mechan ical Arts Dept Mechanical Drawing Vocational English William Nasht Machine Shop Everett McClure Welding Beulah B Woods Architectural Drawing PRINT SHOP Print shop students each week print the Explosion besides all programs and tickets for school aliaxrs This class gives much prac tical experience to those who might make prrntxng their occupation WELDING The function of this course is to give students experience in weld mg Vocational welding is a study ol the composition of metals and practical methods ol welding them ELECTRIC SHOP Lectures motion pictures and shop problems covering the funda- mentals ol electricity are covered in this course. Advanced elec- tricity ollers work in transformer design and construction AC and DC motor and generator maintenance and switchboard operation. AUTO SHOP ln the auto shop the operation, maintenance and care ol an auto- mobile is taught. Vocational auto shop gives the students an opportunity to gain practical knowledge in mechanics.

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L-Q Douglas Gosserand Algebra Geometry Charlotte Spxer Clothxnq I Arndt Tande Head ol Mathematics Department Algebra Geometry COOKING Homemakmg rs the art which tlus class teaches well Also how to bake cookles and make lellles yell They make fluffy frosting and xce cream that rs good By the qxrls ln thus class Etxquette s understood GEOMETRY Geometry students know all the angles or at least they are supposed to by the txme they have com pleted one years work Polygons circles parallel lrnes and trlangles theorems and postulates all con tnbute ln making thxs course such a dlulCl-Ill one Most unxversxtxes requxre students to take Geometry and each year many prospectlve umverslty students enroll rn thxs class CLOTHING ln the clothing classes many b6CUllfU1 creations are made by the qrrls They learn how to choose mate rxals plan their wardrobes and remake old garments This year the gurls spent many hours lxttmg and re modelmg costumes lor The New Moon Y! of Ellen Hanson Head of Home Economrcs Department Gladys Txlley Applied Mathematxcs Algebra Geometry I Ienme McGregor Algebra Geometry

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Dr. Earl T. Brown. Head of Science Dept., Physics: .IQ Mrs Naomx Black burn Lrle Sczence Harry W Anderson Chemxstry Freeland Templeton Physrology PHYSICS 4- Physrcs students wrll long remember the numerous ex perrments and demonstratrons delvxng into the worlds of sound lxght electrxcrty heat and mechanxcs all oi whlch are studied ln thls mterestmg course CHEMISTRY Ol atoms and lons they learn m thxs class Ol carbon drsulhde and bendmg of glass Of mrxtures and messes rn all colors and Who knows what well get m the lxne ol PHYSIOLOGY ln blood vessels and bone structures thrs They study Oscar and also themselves srzes surpnses' class delves For Oscar comes apart at the slrghtest provocatron Guess whrch one he rs rn thrs xllustratxon PHOTO LABORATORY Much valuable photograpluc experrence rs gamed through this mterestmg course Students develop their own hlms and plates prmt hx enlarge and color thelr prmts Vocatronal opportunmes m the art of photography are brought out rn this course L e I a n d I L e a s e Chemrstry Photog raphy Physlcs Ad vlsor for Stylus ,Q Iennre E Clauson Lrfe Scxence Relat ed Cosmetology Scrence Albert E Hewitt Physxcs Physrcal Scxence Mrs Phyllis Ed wards Physrology 'r it '- . N. .' fn , Q 1 Yr -' c. .' .: r .I ' Im