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

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WE STRIVE F OR TOP 22,5222 Head of Conimercial MRS DELORES MISS CAROL ORPIN D .i- APE BS.. L' ' ' f Afjlgfirgregon State lhiversity of Califorhmildtrsm 0 College California ALA, Coluivbia Yniversitx' The Commercial Department offers ,Q courses designed to better acquaint pu- pils with the fundamentals of the various types of office procedure they will en- counter in the business world. RUSS GRACE XIRS. HELEN BHSS GLORIA KIISS NANCY GOMER NELSON W'lLLlAllSOX YOVNG BA.. Idaho State BA- Vnixersity of B-S-. I FIIWFSNB' of AB.. San Francisco College l't41h C41lIfOl'flia1 State Your future job might depend on the skills developed here by our excel- I e n t commercial teachers. 'No won- der so many stu- dents consider typ- ing a must in their four year program.

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TRAINING FOR FUTURE CITIZENRY MR. WESLEY LAUBSCHER A.B., M.A,, Stanford University ji .Ag ' I JG V' :f3,'as 1.55 Freshmen often find the problem of getting settled in high school a big one, Orientation is designed to help them with their problems, especially the one of MR. JACK WARREN B.A., Rs., MA., Colo- rado State College MRS. BOBBIE LYTLE B.S., Texas Techno- logical Collegeg M.A.. West Texas State MR, DAVID PETERS AB., University of California MR. HENRY SAMBORSKI Head, Social Studies Deptg B.E., Chicago Teachers C0llegeg M.A., Drake University MR. -IULIAN SCHOFIELD A.B., MA., University of California MR. MARION sr. JOHN A.B,, University of Missourig M.A., Wash- ington University

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LINGUISTS STUDY FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND CUSTOMS . . MR. KENNETH MISS VERNA KEPICS NR. HENRY MELANCON EDXVARDS B A.. Miami University. B A.. Southwestern Louisiana BA.. University of Institute. XX'ashington: M.A.. University of Cali- fornia. Carl Squicciarino, Bob Cleveland, Diane Bingham. and Pam Brite listen intently as Mr. Xwhite explains the use of the erasable elists in our new foreign language laboratory. Not only is a foreign language neeessary to enter the university, but it also enables a student to acquaint himself with the prob- lems of facing people in other countries. By acquiring a faeility with language he also learns the customs ofthe people. ParleL-vous Francais? Oui. Mi: Melancons stu- dents enjoy speaking their newly learned language. M155 CLARA LIOHLER bfR- VQN NIELSEN MRS. HELEN SHIMMIN MR. E. DOVELL A.B.. Ohio lfniversityg M.A., Head of Foreign Language AIVBH Llniwfml' Of Callfof- WHITE Columbia University. Dept.: BA.. MA.. Brig- ma. B.A.. University of ham Young L'niversity. Californiag MA., University of South- ern California.