Pioneer High School - Torch Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Mr. Pratt Department Head 9-10 Mr. Thompson Department Head 11-12 A 'f ff' 1 -33,5 if- . 'E U it l , iw ' Q1. Mr. Andersen Mr. Rhodes 3 R pi' Mr. Armstrong Mrs. Schryver ENGLISH This year Speech Week came to Pioneer December seventh through eleventh. All English Classes nine through twelve par- ticipated in a Speech Week which included preparation and delivery of a speech. I2 Winners of classroom speaking spoke be- fore assemblies of English classes on De- cember 15th. The purpose was to improve oral communication skills. Miss Hussey 415 if ft Mr. Bruce We Nw X-W .-4' Mr Vrseur Mrs Horner Mr. Riggins 15,1 I --slr Mr. Devey Miss Safolowstli Mrs. Pipes Mrs. Dible Mr. Robertson ic, V , .c E. . 1 1 3' 20 2 QE

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Q 'Wu-v. Mr. French Mr. Canfield Miss Department Head Department Head tg-we fix lv Mr. Kimmick Mr. Rock sm L titers N 2 MV- Pitts MV' HUl1llP Mrs. Papageorge MV- Haney Mr. Golleher SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Haney's Government classes exercised the rights guar- anteed to them under the first amendment of the U.S. Con- stitution by petitioning for a postponement of an assignment. This is an excellent example of learning by doing. Whenever the cultures of past and present civilizations are studied, human learning is on the march. fp. Mr. Ford Mr. Dusbiber Mr. McCamly Mr. Macdonald