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

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Physical Education Falcons Driven to Develop Physical Skills MRS. JOANNE M. RAYBORN, b.s., m.s. P.E., Adapted P.E. Aglaia, Orchesus Practice in ph sical coordination, siood sports- manship, skills in a variety of sports, and a chance for girls to join (iAA and boys to participate in in- tramural competition were provided bv the Phvs- ical Education Department. Along with regular Physical Education was Adapted Physical Educa- tion for students who could not participate in the activities of a regular Physical Education class. A more up to date program was adopted by the de- partment. Archery, golf, and badminton were among the new sports which were offered and en- joyed by the students. MRS. MERRILEE WYATT, b.s. MR. KEN BROWN, b.s., m.s. P.E. P.E., Varsity Basketball Drill Team, Pep Club MRS. HARRIET DAVENPORT, MR. EDWARD L. HYDUKE, B.s. B..S. P.E. P.E. G.A.A. Letterinen ' s Club MR. MICHAEL MAURRY, b.s. P.E. Water Polo, Swim Coach Physically fit (?) P.E. students demonstrate their coordination and muscular strength. ' -

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MISS BARBARA J. SHANBER B.B.A. Typing, General Business F.T.A. MR. VINCENT ROBBIC), B.S. Secretarial Training, Typing F.B.L.A. Wull-eqiiippi ' d classrooms give students valuable secretarial trainine; A wide arirty of business courses were offered at Aviation for those wfio specifically plan to — :, major in the business field. Under the Business De- — j partment, courses aried from General Busines.f- and Vocational Easiness to Office Practice and Bookkeeping. French, Spanish, and Latin were among the for- eign languages which were taught this year. The foreign languages were presented through gram- matical and conversational means. ts MR. JIM WALKER, b.a. Spanish C.F.S. MR. ROGER L. CURRAN, b.s. General Business, Sales D.E.C.A., Bowling MR. AL BROWN, b.s., m.b.a. Laif, Accounting F.B.L.A., Interact, Publicity Director MRS. BONNIE JEFFREY, b.a. English. General Business, Typing Ski Club MR. O. B. BROWNING, b.a. Latin, Spanish Key Club 29

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hidmtriid Arts., Homemukiyi Early Pioneer Know-how Taught in Classrooms MRS. ESTHER ALEXANDER, B.A., M.A. Homemaking, English MRS. ETHEL WYLLIE, B.A., M.S. Homemaking Fashion Clinic MR. SIDNEY MELLON, Print Shop Photography Club MR. THOMAS E. LEMLEY, B.A. Wood Print shop student Troy MiLauyhlin pcrfo tion on the linotype. plicated opera- Developing individual abilities was the princi- pal object of the Indu.strial Arts Department. Po- tential careers in the Industrial Arts field were also discussed. Machine Shop, Wood Shop, General Shop, and Metal Craft were some of the courses which were taught. The Homemaking Department presented courses in child care, cooking, and sewing. Advanced courses in foods and clothing were offered for those girls who were especially interested in domestic skills. This year. Aviation ' s Homemaking Depart- ment provided all-around training for future home- makers. MR. ROBERT P. LUKE, a.a., b.a. Auto Mechanics MR. HOLLIS RHINE, b.a. Metal MR. FRANK H. DuBOSE, b.: Drafting MRS. NEVA POWELL, b.s. Homemaking Girls ' League I