Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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MARY SUMNER KENNETH TORCERSON HARRY VAN PE'l I'EN EVA WILLIAMSON Spanish Science Mathematics Commerce ERMA SVVARTHOUT CLARA MAY TRACY VIOLA VVEICI-IT MARIE WILSON Social Science Commerce. Mathematics Spanish Home Economics JAMES THOMAS ALONZO VALENTINE LOWELL WILLIAMS Wll.lJA YATES Mechanics Arts English Mechanics Arts Music Not l,It'flll'4'flI S'l'I,lAll'l' CUNIJERMAN Social Scicncc MODERN AND IILASSIKIAI. LANKLIIAIQES: Latin. Spanish. and French offer the student an understanding of the cultural heritage of the past and the aliility to communicate with and to understand the prolulcms of our neigxlilmors in other countries. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Brains, lrrawn, bodies, humps, hats, halls are requirements for at successful athletic pl'O2l'iIIII with goals of co-operation. courage. sportsmanship. fair-play. and enjoyment. The great interest shown lay hoth hoys and girls in team sports and after school sports is evidence of the worth they find in physical education. SCIENCE: In this atom-smashing: age. the field of scientific research is vital to the preservation of humanity, Biology. chemistry. physics. photography, and allied sciences are samples of electives offered for the advancement and the betterment of mankind. SOCIAL SCIENCE: Beginning with life on the campus at Excelsior. the social science department instructs students in the complex prolmlems of man living in social groups, in the community. in the state. in the nation, and in the world. From the past the student learns of his heritage and the mistakes of his predecessors. He keeps abreast of current happenings, learns to think and to reason for himself. and to adapt himself to his environment to become a hettcr, more useful citizen. 20

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