Van Nuys High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Van Nuys, CA)

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rafts . . . do V'Nn, w ls .....l .l Q . ' 7- QR : x sea' - , 4' I I ' ' vq nl Immt., -NNW' xv- mnllllln- U i 5 6 Q A A S INDUSTRIAL ARTS FACULTY FIRST ROW-Mr. Morchese, Mr. Halpern, Mr. March, Mr. Kernodle, Mr. Chambers. SECOND ROW-Mr. Lucksfeczd, Mr. Kopp, Mr. Kirk, Mr. Delp, Mr. Bledsoe. PHIL ADJUSTS THE BRAKE DRUM YVITH THE HELP or DICK, WAYNE AND MR. KERNODLE MR. HALPERN CHECKS THE BOOKCASE WHILE VINCE, PAT AND KEN LOOK ON X, , I 'Y 1 K It R-RL. A .Al INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts students worked in the Electric and Radio shop with Mr. Maurice Kopp, depart- ment chairman, and Mr. William Bledsoe. Wood shop was taught by Mr. Ben Halpern, and Mr. George Marek supervised the Machine Shop. Other classes offered were Mechanical Drafting and General Metals. Mr. Robert Marchese di- rected the active Stage Grew. The auto shop was inaugurated under the leadership of Mr. Bledsoe and Mr. Oral Kernodle. This year brought to a close the work of Mr. William Chambers as director of Graphic Arts. He has been responsible for the fine quality of printing done at Van Nuys. Page Twenty-on 8

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AGRICULTURE FACULTY Mr. Rollins, Mrs. Nielson, Mr. King, Mr. Swanson. . . . Useful AGRICIULTURE DEPARTMENT For students interested in farming, the :Xg1'lCLllU11'e Department oH'ers many opportunities. Under the leader- ship of Blr. Grant Nielson, department chairman, B111 Charles King and Mr. Dell Rollins, students travel to Fiye Acres for instruction and actual experience. Voca- tional Agriculture is taught by all three teachers, and Nlr. King also taught a course in Floriculture. In this class, students interested in the raising of flowers and in their arrangement are given instruction and then pro- vided with opportunities to create their own floral designs. Mr. Nielson sponsored the Future Farmers of Ameri- ca. one of the largest clubs at our school, through a busy and eventful year. KEN AND RIIKE Rli.-XRRANGE PLANTS IN THF LATHHOVSE XVHILE DICK CLEANS U!llUl l't' l I , I! di .vp I E f Hl'KTll. JIM AND ljON HARVEST RADISHES T K c X Q F- , N N1 Page Twenty Q!-I

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CAROLYN, DICKIE JUNE, CAROLE, BARBARA AND LEE DEMONSTRATE MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Miss Bernice Corkhill led the Girls' Physi- cal Education Department again this year. Girls were given the opportunity tO I21kC Nlodern Dance from Bliss lX4arguerite Sen- cliak, Drill Team with Miss Phyllis Taylor, Posture Training from bliss Dorothy Baily, or the standard Physical Education classes. Along with his duties in coaching the Varsity Football and Baseball Teams, Mr. Winston Tucker led the Boys, Physical Edu- cation Department. Mr. Leonard Orteg and Blix Albert Gaber coached the 'SBU Football Team. Basketball was under the leadership of Mr, James Nlercer, who also headed the Track Team. Blr. Blcfjonnaughy coached Cross Country, Sir. Gaber the Swim Team, Mr. BIcCaf'frey the Tennis Team, and Nlr. Mike Foster the Golf Team. . . . Health ., f., Page Tzumzly-Iwo PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACULTY FIRST ROW-Miss Taylor., Mr. Oncg. Mm senchuk, Mr. McConnc:ugI1y, Mm show, Mr. Hubbard. SECOND Row-Mass Mun- son, Mr. Mercer, Mlss Bally, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Gabor, Mrs. France, Mr. Quinn, Miss Corkhill. THIRD ROW-Miss Hirshberg Mrg Bergstrom.