Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Of World, Increases Awareness Mr John McAllister Mr Bob Reynolds ' I during American History, aide Lisa Bees on checks on a grade with Mr. Reynolds. During the four years stay at Morthview, a student is required to earn a total of tfnirty five credits of social science. Tfiese classes range from World History to Ameri- can Government. Tfie purpose of the Social Science De- partment is to enable students to in- crease their awareness of the world through the study of history and other re- lated subjects. Students learned about the world they live in and how that world func- tions. The Social Science Department was led by Bob Reynolds and had a staff of eight capable teachers. Without the knowledge and help of these teachers, students would not have the chance to learn about the world they live in. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Ms. Sheryl Bremmer — B.A.. MA. Cal. State Univ.. Fullerton, Intro to Social Sci- ence. World History Mr Ricti De Rosa — B A, Univ of Notre Dame, M A , Pepperdine (Jniv. Am Histo- ry; N V T V Advisor, Frosh Football Coach Mrs Mary Dimke — B S . Winona State College. MA. Azusa Pacific College; Man in CIS Society. Sociology Mr John McAllister — B A , MS.. Phillips CJniv; Comp Lit IG. Geography. Intro to Social Science Mr Bob Reynolds — Dept Coordinator; B.S.. La Verne Oniv . MA . Chapman Col- lege; Am. History. Geography Social Sciences 41

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Social Science Teaches Knowledge Ms. Sheryl Bremmer Mr. Rich DeRosa Mrs. Mary Dimke Anna Peralejo smiles as Mr. Mc Allister reads her homework assignment to the class. 40 Social Sciences

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Industrial Arts, Busines; The Industrial Arts Department includes such classes as woodshop, graphic arts, met al shop, electrical shop, and auto shop. These classes provide students with a chance to demonstrate their creativity and mechanical ability. The Industrial Arts and Business Depart- ments provide a work-orientated atmosphere, in order to help students to become acquaint ed with working situations. Also, these courses allow students to realize what will be expected of them when they are employed by professionals. Students who enjoy working in the industri- al and business areas should get involved in the courses which are available. These pro grams can help students to get a head start in choosing a productive and fulfilling career. Choosing the right field of education is very important for future learning, and employ ment. The Business Department includes classes such as typing, shorthand, record keeping, and basic job skills. Getting involved in busi ness classes can provide some useful exper- iences and knowledge of the real business world. Mr. Laughlin supervises, while Tom Gun derson tightens a bolt on the chassis of his car. Mr Dennis Jose Mr. Tom Laughlin Mr Bill Mann Mr George Weber 42 Industrial Arts. Business