Perris High School - El Perrisito Yearbook (Perris, CA)

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- Meade Hamilton John Thornton Claude Thompson MATH AND SCIENCE Jumes Barnes k Classes are offered for the scientifi- cally minded student. He has the chance to select from such classes as biology, chemistry, and physics. To help him in science, he can take many levels of math ranging from Algebra I, to Senior Math. Perris offers science and math for all students. A new reading division is an addition at Perris High School. A portable class- room has been moved in to accommodate this new addition. Also, a general edu- cation program has been added and im- provutl on in the last few years. Raymond Robertson GENERAL EDUCATION Joe Smith Claude Ward

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Steve KleiQ Robert Mabee Darrell McCall AND ARTS There are many classes offered to the student in the trade and art divisions of our school. Students can take business courses which acquaint them with business machines, shorthand, filing, and tyising. These courses help prepare the student for the business world. The student interested in industrial arts can take metal and wood shop classes. Here the student is free to create what he might imagine from the material he is confronted with. A student can also learn printing and drafting in an excellent class. He can here become acquainted with architecture and the printing process. The art-minded student is aided in his efforts by our art division headed by Mr. Klein. This is another area in which the creativitj ' of the individual may be recognized. The agricultural sect ion is headed by Mr. Fowle. In a farming communitj ' such as Perris Valley, the value of studying agriculture cannot be overemphasized. Perris offers French, Spanish, and German as languages that students may study. Physical Education is required for all three years spent in high school. Here the students can develop their bodies and spend an hour each dav in active exercise. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Marguerite Mabee Carolyn Martin John Laughlin 0S ' - IlL 23

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LIBRARIAN Mrs. Jay i Irs. Jay is our school librarian. Every- one will agri ' ee that she has worked to improve our school librarj ' and to give the students a better selection of books from which to chose. Mrs. Douglas TEACHERS AIDES A relatively new addition to our staff is the teacher ' s aides. These three women help the teachers in their duties . I am sure that every teacher appreciates the help that each aide gives. Z W . . ■ 1 %s 1 V n 1 — - 1 Mrs. Hibdon Mrs. Smith CAFETERIA STAFF Our lunch menu has changed this year. We have a variety ' of choices of foods rather than only one hot meal . The students soon found out that it is more expensive but the popularity still remains strong. The staff includes, Esther Arias, Ruth Collins, Threecy Thomason, and Corinne Caplinger.