WyEast High School - Aquila Yearbook (Hood River, OR)

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SGCIAL SCIENCE AND COMMERCIA -in .ev ! 1 I v low ,Ml EARL FOWLER U. S. History U. S. History challenges the juniors to understand the present world in the light of past events. DAVID BRUNER Librarian DICK GARRETT Y Typing I Against a bulletin board of current events, isyggcgofyproblems modern problem students research the m .1 a problems of South East Asia Physical Education

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OFFER ADVANCED TRAINING ' N ' h 1 Studious biology students complete writing assignments in addi- tion to working in labs. The multiple science program, general science, biology, chemistry, physics, and science honors, offers advanced training to those who wish to go into the important areas of technical sciences of today, as well as supplying an excel- lent systernized knowledge and background for understand- ing one's natural environment. Relief is expressed by a chemistry class after one of Mr. Griffith's notorious tests. BILI1 GRIFFITH General Science Chemistry Physics Science Honors

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ERARTMENTS OFFER WIDE PROGRAM BERT KRONMILLER Business Law id V151 Accuracy in typing comes with practice. Business education courses prepare many Wy'east graduates for employment in offices in the summer and after graduation. Typing, bookkeeping and knowledge of business law are invaluable to Wy'east Typing I General Business students both in school and after they graduate. Students in general business discover that nothing is simple in the business world. LENHART KRAUSE Shorthand Bookkeeping Typing II Office Practice