El Cajon Valley High School - Legend Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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55 K f ww 2 + 2 2 4? Not necessarily in a social science classroom, for this discipline deals with unpre- dictable human beings. Learning how people interact With their economy, and their political and cultural institu- tions, students may obtain a valuable in- sight into their own future SOCIAL SCIENCE- Mr. Rolland Stone, Mr. Thomas Welbaum, Mr. Edward Young, Mr. Stuart Smithwick, Mr. Thomas Eastlick, and Mr. Roger Buller M, SOCIAL SCIENCE: BACK ROW: Mr. Edward Mathews, Mr. Jess Castro, Mr. John Logsdon FRONT ROW: Mr. john Stark, Mr. Jay Heaton-chairman, Mrs. Patricia Pritchard, and Mr. Art Le Tourneau

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5iil5?iii52TigT?Q iwss ri. r.sr.9i-if 7-fm-si--sw wax :rg .2 . to attend a county to an F . F .A. banquet? Show a group of students how to shear a sheep? Coach a finalist in a speech contest? These are but a few of the regular routine tasks of Mr. Dyer who represents El Cajon's winningest group on campus, the Agriculture Department. AGRICULTURE Mr james Dyer folk dancing to golf from tennis to base ball from shuffleboard, to marching, the Girl s present a varied program designed to build healthy bodies for half of ECVHS S student population. PHYSICAL EDUCATION- Mrs. Robertta Hornesley Miss Joan Johnston Ivlrs. Vivian Russo, and Miss Bonnie Beekman ART- Mrs. Beverly Lynn Schwartz, and Mrs. Mia Gibson as '5f'?E371if3V75iil9i?E7'l ,SQQM ' siselgfir wsewg-is Iiikixggggiks 'f:: agination and creativity are great talents possessed by few. These teachers use their own abilities to bring out the special talents of their students. New perspectives in artistic expression are included in the offerings of this department. Physical Education teachers

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A pad and a pencil can be the beginning of a job for many a young high school graduate. Practical skills such as short- hand, typing and the use of office machines are taught in our Business Educa- tion classes. BUSINESS EDUCATION- Mr. james Dewey, Mrs. Annabelle Jump, and Mr. Herbert Gross but most of us Write in a foreign tongue. Recogniz- ing the truth of this quotation, our Eng- lish Department strives to better the composition skills of heir students . Initia- studies . other of the benefits that all may hope to de- rive from their English tion into the world of great literature is an- LIBRARIAN- S Mrs. Marian Cook ENGLISH- Mrs. Juanita Halliburton, Mr. George Bascom, Mr. R We speak in our native language, ay- mond Kniss and Mrs. Rosemary Logan. NOT PICTURED- Mr. Ralph Adams and Mr. William Streshly.