Aviation High School - Talon Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

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fine MRS. J. M. WRIGH I , Science C.S.F. MR LEt) VALLENS, b. Electronic Radio Club MR. R. LPH ZWOLSM.XN, n Science Science MRS. DORIS E. KIEVIT, B.A., M , . Chemistry MR. STEPHEN R. MARTIN, B.S., M.S. Science Today ' s Science Goes Galloping Into Future The odor of formaldehyde and the moans of re- luctant student.s filled the air in the physiology classes this year. Many members of the feline soci- ety dedicated their lives to the education of scien- tifically minded F ' alcons. Stuck-together test tubes and wild bunsen burn- ers characterized the cheinistry clas.scs. That feared outlaw, silver nitrate, once again blackened hands and integrated the laboratory. Physics for the upper-classmen and biolog ' for freshmen and .sophomores were also offered for the varied abilities and interests of students. MR. JOE ZELLER, a.. .. b.a.. m.a. Biolosv Wrestling Club

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MR. AL TEMMINS, A.B., M.S. Mathematics Math Club MR. DONALD A. KILPATRICK, B.A., M.S. Mathematics Gone are the days when a person ' s entire knowl- edge of higher mathematics consisted of addition, subtraction. multipUcation, and possibly division. The types of mathematics courses offered in high school have advanced alongside our everchanging society. As times changed, so did mathematics, until the progressed and became what they are today — complex and highly sophisticated. Under the direction of the department head of mathematics, Mr. Earl Heckerman. the capable stu- dents participated in an independent study program. Under this program students were able to work out- side the classroom, work ahead in the course being studied, study subjects not covered in the book, and receive individual help and guidance. 1 v ' + 3) ' = 4[7xy] Ciphering Complexities Inspire Mathematicians MR. JOHN F. GEJER, b.. . Mathematics MR. CHARLES DR. PER, b.a., m.a. Matheinatu-. Bowling Club MR. I. EARL HECKERM.AN, as., m.s. Mathematics Math Club Marlene Hudson ' s knowledge of lab procedures and equipment mys- tifies Joanne Kaulukukui.

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Music, Reading, Business, Lan ua e Specialized Education Lassoes Individual Needs MR. JAY RICHARD RAVEN, b s., mm. Band, Driver Education Dance Band Club MR. BRIAN JAFFEE, A.B. Reading Chess Club MISS FRANCES DeLALLO, b.s. Reading F.T.A. Under the competent direction of Mr. Jay Ra en, the Flying Falcon Band provided musical spirit at both the football games and the school rallies. The band, and both the advanced and be- ginning choirs also ha e presented special Christ- mas and Thanksgiving holiday programs. Reading was further developed this year through the special Clinical Reading Program, under the direction of Mr. Brian Jaffe and Miss Frances De Lallo. Progress was especially made in developing a larger and more powerful vocabulary, reading com- prehension, and improving study habits. One-two, one-two, chants Mr. Ja R.nen as he leads Falcon Band members in a practice exercise. MR. RONALD S. MILLER, b.a., m.. . Vocal, Dance Weight Lifting, Orchesus