Anaheim Union High School - Colonist Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

Page 33 text:

CHARLES DEE COX M.S.-University of Idaho, Typing, 10 years at AHS, FBLA sponsor. MRS. ROBERTA K. FINCH B.S. -- Southwestern State College, Shorthand, Typ- ing, 6 years at AI-IS, FBLA sponsor. CARL F. CRANE M.A. - University of Southern California, Busi- ness, Bookkeeping, 4 years at AHS, Audio-visual ad- viser. SAMUEL H. GOSNEY B.S.-University of South- ern California, Merchan- dising, Bookkeeping, 7 years at AHS, Student Store adviser. KEAN L. FARRER B.S. - Long Beach State College, Business, Book- keeping, 4 years at AHS, Law Explorer Post adviser. ,I HAROLD J. JACHIMSKI M.A. - Western Michigan College of Education, Busi- ness, Typing, 7 years at AHS. Required of all sophomores l Behind-the-wheel training in driver educa- tion contributed to the class. for high school graduation were driver education and health science. Driver educa- tion courses stressed safety and caution. By' meeting cer- tain standards students were free to take the driver train- ing phase of the program, actual automobile driving in various traffic situations. Health science was designed to meet the changing health needs and interests of high school students. It placed em- phasis upon all aspects of health that best contributed to improvement of personal and community health. l PHILIP S. ENGEBRETSON M.A. - Columbia Univer- sity, Typing, Chairman 'of Business department, 15 years at AHS, Chairman of admissions to athletic events. Training for the future was the key- note of the business department. Through its many courses, ranging from shorthand and typing to specialized fields such as retail merchandising, business law, and business machines, the depart- ment prepared many students for direct entry into the complex business world. Training was also provided in the form of clerking, bookkeeping, stenography, selling, business correspondence, and sec- retarial Work. ' w i l l Carl Crane advises a pupil as to the use of a business machine. 27

Page 32 text:

afety Taught In Driver Ed., Healthg Pupils NORMAN ROY F. BROWN BARRINGTON B.S. - Los Angeles State B.S.-Auburn University, College, Driver Education, Learn Basics In Business Health Science, Math. 1 Health Science, 7 years at year at AHS, Assistant AHS. DUANE CAIN B.S. - Occidental College, Driver Education, Athle- tics, 2 years at AHS, Assist- ant track coach. RICHARD KAYWOOD THOMAS A. DANLEY HAROLD T. Ed.D, - Columbia Univer- M.S. - Long Beach State FRANKLIN sity, Driver Education, College, Driver Education, M.S.-University of Cali- Health Science, Chairman 2 years at AHS, B basket- fornia at Berkeley, Driver of Health and Driver Edu- ball coach. Education, 1 year at AHS. cation department, 7 years at AHS. JOHN R. LEE MISS ELIZABETH WILLIAM MILLER A.B.-Fresno State College, MELBY B.S. - Long Beach State Health Science, Math, Phy- B.S.-Minot State Teach- College, Driver Education, sical Education 5 ears at ers' Colle e Driver Edu- , Y 3 , AHS. cation, 4 years at AHS. Physical Education, 1 year at AI-IS, Anaheim grad- uate. -IOHN HANGARTNER B.S. - Arizona State Uni- versity, Driver Education, Health Science, Physical Education, 3 years at AHS, Wrestling coach. MRS. ELIZABEH WEBB Public Health Works - Loyola of Chicago, School nurse, 15 years at AHS, Future Nurses' sponsor. .ii 26 Qllf'

Page 34 text:

Fulfilling either graduation or col- lege entrance requirements, a wide variety of scientific courses were offered to all students. Such courses as life-physical science, biology, chemis- try, and physics were available. Excel- lent lab facilities made all classes more enjoyable and facilitated the learning processes. A special experi- mental class, Chem Study, was given in the field of chemistry, it concen- trated on laboratory work and appli- cation of principles learned in that RICH. Colonists were afforded ample opportunities to perform experiments in the many science labs. JOSEPH L. CARTER M.A.-University of Colo- rado, Chemistry, Chairman of Science department, 7 years at AHS, Zeta Sigma Science, ath iee Colonists In odern Era sponsor. Mt 611 A , CM gj ri J In lf. . f C1 O W 7' ,f N , 7 ef V910 J if W ,fy , Off PAUL GILLEY JOHN L. HAMMEN ' ' B.S. - University of Bris- M.A. - University of Red- 0 , W , tol, England, Life Science, lands, Biology, Physical ,L X1 Q A ji! Biology, 1 year at AHS, Science, 3 years at AHS, S ' British Exchange teacher. Zeta Sigma sponsor. If X, f A ' KEMUEL ANDERSON I 'E PAUL M. BAJEMA B.S. - University of Cali- B.S. - Western Washing- fornia at Los Angeles, Bio- ton College, Physical Sci- logy, Algebra, 15 years at ence, Chemistry, 3 years at AHS, Quo Vadis sponsor. AHS, Zeta Sigma sponsor. ROBERT L. MCMAHON M.S. - Colorado State Teachers' College, Biology, Life Science, 5 years at AHS, Zeta Sigma sponsor. WILLIAM B. ROWLEY M.S.-University of Wash- ington, Physics, Algebra, 8 years at AHS, Zeta Sigma sponsor. 28 Wai S' W