Pleasant Hill High School - Rambler Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, CA)

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Courses rn homemakmg are cen tered a r o u n d famrly lrfe and planned to prepare the students for therr future roles as adults and home owners TRAINING FOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS MRS RUTH CARNILL MISS ANNA BS Wayne Lnrversrty MCFARLAIND Head Homemakmg D partment BS Lnnersxty of Callfornra Dans Cam us These girls are learnmg the essentrals of homemakrng and betterxng therr lxves so that they wrll be prepared for the future Here the future xncludes keepmg the cookres from bummg Z v A specral dress for a specral occasxon a wool skm for school everythrng rs easuer and more fun to make wrth fnends and a helpful teacher around 25

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SIGNALS, CORNERS, CONFUSE NEOPHYTE DRIVERS . . . In Drivers' Education the student learns to drive a car. This course combines fun and learn- ing. While learning to drive the student is also taught sportsmanship and the rules and regula- tions of the road Upon completion of the course the students are ready to obtain their licenses Mr jackson goes over last minute instructions with Sheldon Amos Mr Palmer showmg members of the Drivers Education class what happens when safe driving practices are not ob served MR JACK MR DON LOCKYER MR LYLE PALMER BONNICKSON BA Idaho State College Head Drivers Ed Dept AB MA University of MS Lniversity of Idaho BA University of Cali California forma ' , X n

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SOCIAL STUDIES . . . The Social Studies department offers a variety of courses designed to offer one a comprehensive view of all mankind, both past and present. All juniors take U.S. History and study government. American Prob- lems, a required course for Seniors, analyzes contemporary problems of Civics and economics and carefully treats of international relations, labor, crime, budgets and marital relations. World history, geography, California history, and psychology are also available to students. MRS. BLANCHE ALLEN A.B., University of California MR. ROY AALAND B.A.. University of California MR. JAN BEANSTON A.B., University of California MR. ROBERT CAMPBELL A.B., M.A., San State College MR. STANLEY FOLETTA B.A., University of California jose Social Studies is important to us betause it treates an appreciation of our past history and interest in the present history and economics of our country, Here a panel of seniors report their findings to the class TMR. RALPH FOVVLER BS. M S., Lnixersity of Oregon