University High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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girls' physical education The aim of the Girls' Physical Edu- cation Department is not only to in- struct in team sports but also to de- velop a program which includes the improvement of coordination and de- velopment of endurance. self-assur- ance, friendliness, self control, and a desirable attitude of cooperation with and respect for others. Self- improvement relating to these prin- ...Wes .s ..s ow.. reward. ll. i X M. RICHARD Dept. Chairman S. ARDIGO Lettergirls 'S-T' B. ARNDT G. HARRISON L. MORGAN Spring Wakiyas Campus Supervision Fall Wakiyas R. BEUTLER T. HARUNK R. STROCK Campus Supervision G.A.A. Campus Supervision F. FISHER M. MCCAFFERTY M. SULLIVAN Natomas Counseling Sub. Teaching boys' physical education Proud of its large and varied ath- letic program, the Boys' Physical Ed- ucation Department provides each of its students with a balance of indi- vidual and team sports. This encour- agement of physical soundness con- tributes to each boy's intellectual and emotional development. R. BECK R. FOX Fall Letterman Boys' league C. BORIO L. HYMAN Athletics Board Activities Board SGT. FRICKER R.O.T.C. R. KAMPMANN Track Coach A. MARVIN Tennis Coach -3 W. SPAETER Dept. Chairman J. TRUMP Football Coach T. WILCOX Football Coach

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. '- ,,., , V! F? tx -4 J. ALK Ayilas F. ALMEIDA Knights L BRISCOE Spanish Club J. GOMEZ Campus Security F. GRANA N. MIDDLETON G. PURNEU. Campus Security A.F.S. Music O. JIMENEI J. NIKIRK E. STARRET Campus Security Counseling Sub. Teaching P. LUFLEUR H. PARKER A. VIDAL Future Teachers Sub. Teaching Counseling C. MARCHACOS M. PASELLA J. WEAVER French Club Specialties PAL Board A. SOROKY Chairman J. MOSCOWITZ Athletic Supervi 14 sion R. WARD H. WEIDEMAN G. WILSON Campus Security Student Court Counseling l.. LIBENSON Dept. Chairman oreign language The Foreign Language Department increased its enrollment to l9OO stu- dents in 77 classes of French, Ger- man, Spanish, and Latin. ln response to the need of its skilled students, the Language Department introduced a special College Spanish class in the fall. Under the direction of Mr. Liben- son, 375 students entered a National Examination in French, and 30 stu- dents took part in a field day at Los Angeles State College. driver education Together, Driver Education and Driver Training help to provide safer drivers and fewer accidents. The department, under Mr. Soroky, took part in a lvlobilgas Safety Economy Run and also won the High School Safety Recognition Program. Pres- ently, they are participating in a Driver Attitude Study in cooperation with UCLA.

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fi. ID business education The Business Education Depart- ment has a dual function of provid- ing vocational skills and contributing to the field of general education. Subjects offered include typewriting, shorthand, transcription, bookkeep- ing, and business law. This department also participates in a variety of community activities. ln addition, the Rose Fountain Award is presented each year to an outstand- ing business education graduate. T. NlCKllN M. FERGUSON H. MARCUS M. STAGE Dept. Chairman Student Service Future Bus. Leaders Future Bus. Leaders J. CARROTHERS H. IVES S. MlTZMAN G. TUXHORN Campus Security Vocational Guidance Drives-Finances Counseling 8. BOYD M. RENNICK V. TSUDA Dept. Chairman Hostess Board Cassettes home economics Outstanding students from the homemaking classes earned top honors in many contests this past year. These tests, varied in nature, provided excellent challenges for future housewives. The clothing classes emphasized the spring se- mester with the fashion show, Fashion Fiesta. The Hostess Board, the Suitable Dress Board, and the Cassettes lthe Future Homemakers of Americal include some of the extra-curricular activities of the department. 3 .W 3 s industrial arts Representing a broad coverage of technical knowledge and skills, Uni's Industrial Arts Department increased in size to include a girls' Floriculture class devoted to flower arranging, corsage work, and designing. Other creative classes included workshops, arts and crafts, drafting, horticulture, and jewelry. S. MCLOUGHLIN L. HOFFMAN l. ROSENBERG C. SYNOLD Dept. Chairman Ham Radio Club Jewelry Boosters Club W. BEYE D. KYLE J. ROSENTHAL A. THOMAS Campus Secwify Auto Shop Wood Shop Print Shop I6