California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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QQ- as CG Wrlson Second row Mrs Duke Mass Perharch Mass Crowell Mrs Coleman Frrst Row Mr Husseun Mrs I Cust k Mass Sausen Mass B Boyd Mass Perez Mrss J Mrss Allen Thurd row Mr Brees Mr Swarthout Mr Evans Mr Kreyche Mr Bonnycastle Mr Leach Fourth row Mr Krrkloffk Vanderhoet Buckner Mass Rletkerk 6l.4tC Enternng Freshmen are Introduced to, and tamnlrarnzed wuth Calhu through theur Englnsh Gruentatron classes Atter thear study of anclent Greece Rome and Egypt a few weeks are spent studying vocatlons then they contunue Marulyn Puveroft and Walter Camp are show :ng Mr Swarthout that they know the loca tnons of the many countrres which they have studued dunng the past months Rober Hodge may not be a great orator e L speec o e o e countrres he rs studyrng seems to meet the cpproyal ot M Hussern 1 ,S 3' history up through the Middle Ages In World Cultures Sophomore students contmue hnstory trom the Muddle Ages up to the present day They en up the year wuth a untt on the Unlted Natlons ,,,,.,,....- l These rnterested World Cultures students construct a map of France provrng that rhere are many ways of presentung has tor tothe clas 5 Englrsh c n e un to An way appears Mrss Rretkerk and Bonnle Tresner are g ylng some ponnters on rt

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Cl guage Sue Pressler Anata lordan Landa Steel Larry Maller and Vance Bregalo care beang serenaded by Senor Dae durang a Spanash Il class st row R Mass Joan Bowde Matlaewson M Bll Dae Mr John Second row Mrs Lallaan Barna Mrs Be Customs ot toreagn countraes are made more tamalaar to students takang language courses ln French more than the C est le vae, an Spanash more than the adaos, Gesundheat an German and the Latan E plurabus unum Mr Harra Aranguren rtha Sheets u4zne.4.4 The clack of the typewrater the symbols ot shorthand and the wandow dasplays an merchandasang are all well known To students ventur ang anto the fcascanatang faeld ot busaness Yes these as well as many other busaness courses offered at CalHa, not only help a student an secur ang a good aob but an gen eral school work as well Farst row L t R Mass Loas Neptune Mrs ose Tye Mass Grace Hetrack Second row Mr Sag Essel strom Mr Bryce Brasban Mr Ball Vanderhoff M Harold Jachamska Mr Tom McDonnell M Esselstrom as gavang students an has typang l class taps on how to pack up speed an typang ,Q snr

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'gl X Vx' Ftrst row Mr Shumann Mr B Hollbrook M Thomas Mtss Pewdew M Bartley M G Bal Mr Trbby Mr D Nay Mr Remtngton ourde U S Htstory from Lref Eruckson to the present clay rs the mann toprc of study rn the Junuor Amertcan Lute classes Tlrne was taken out for a vocatlonal untt alestgned to help them tn thenr chorce of a future career The Sensor Problems classes are drvtded into two parts Family lrvtng and Government Famrly ltvrng prepares sensors for a future through the stud of human relattons from lnfancy to old age consumer educatnon and vocatlons The government unut tn cludes clty county state and federal systems NSU The map whtch Dan Moorehouse and Shetla Btggers potnt out to the other students ts but one of the many ac ttvtttes of Mr Holbrooks Amertcan Lute Class l Rn., Theres lot. I got to learn In thus here Engltsh book says Dan Prectl to Judy Goff, Mrs Delaney, Rrcharcl Wunder and Duck Eastm l Second row Mr B Johnson Mr Madison Mr A Sawyer 5, Georgue Borner and Lonnre Yost use the tacttcs they learned tn therr Sensor Problems Class whale the proud papa Mr Zullmger laughungly looks on What ts t9 Thus In an rndustnal revolutron machtne explams Eva Shultz and Rtchard Tucker whrle Mr Grant Ball approvmgly looks on 5 Q L - 3 I l l - - +. - T ., 'A -' , ' . ',,c:jg.,i,H if '. 1 T ' 5 Q 'T 'll ,f ' '15 .1 ,, '52, Ah, ,V ' 'jfgfr . N . I 1 . 1 f ,,.- X ,Y , : Q . ' . I . . li JJ.. 4, if I is I 1 s U lin. y r : V- 3 I 3 ' , 1 T ' N g V'.' ' B :rig '-l' 'I If X L, 1 I ' 1 ' ' '14, ,, . ,- N -1'-whip, ' l , ' ' in l S . . T l'1L,,:s',,ff,f3'll ll ' . A A Y I . - Q , 14 ' A 1 , sf, N 'S - ' 4 If + , I, 'g ' fffax 'Q y ' . I 1 ' . W . ' . -' ' . ' 1 U W gf 4 24 -, K g 1. T -4 A ...Jw- ' 4 E V r Q 'A li 'X ' ' . , - ' I . U: ' 4, . N ' A M f T A 1 'S J , 7 X 1 K ' 4 A I - ' .r t ,ni xx ,,,. a I 'L .. W ' . - t , N A 4 ml N .. .-,,..g-455' 2 . 1 - Il , l - 'N ' '- .ln an , . - Z Z -- V , 1 1 ' l - I1 .-5-, f- -- 0 1 -K w X . -r . l 1 I . . . V V V h gh, ,f , . issrv ' . A , , , . I