Ganesha High School - Titan Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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thi 76 G . P L. Andrews G, Freeman The Fine Arts Department includes foreign languages as well as the visual and performing arts. This year many students are enrolled in Spanish III, French Ill, and Humanities, an enrichment course for the arts. Music, Art and Drama, with 752, of the instructors new to Ganesha, continue to involve our creative students, giving them the opportunity to explore another spectrum of their personalities. French Club and Drama Club are active campus organizations. Mrs. Meg Northart Fine Arts Unit Leader l.. Johnson M. Northart If' :iffEYffLE::22l:..fif EE: y --H I' .sf - , gggpy. r 5 3.1, ' f 4,,, f 57.1 is J rrrr G. Taylor N. Trullin er S. Ugezene

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SCIENC , DEPT. I I R. Holtzman Our Science Department offers eight different courses and is serviced by I I different faculty members. lt has the potential of providing a four year sequence in the Biological Sciences, and can also provide a two year sequence in the Physical Sciences. Therefore, a stu- dent can not only easily fill graduation requirements and his or her university requirements, but still is able to select electives in science. The Science Department now affords the opportunity to be part of two Science Clubs. It also provides encouragement to participate in regional academic contests such as: The L.A. Coun- ty Science Fair, The Academic Olympiad, The Aca- demic Decathlon, and M.E.S.A. Day Competitions. It is hoped that in years to come Physical Science will be able to provide a more comprehensive pro- gram and a four year sequence, or possible A.P. courses in both the Biological and Physical Sciences. John Seaman Unit Leader-Science M. Rivera G. Perry P. Wright D. Huey' C. Kline La Pfade Seaman PHYSICAL EDUCATIO -,mf B. Revis Giants are required to take Freshman P.E. which includes tennis as well as other team sports. After the Frosh Year, students may elect activities such as. Dance, Weight Training, Body Conditioning and Racket Sports. These classes are very popular. All classes are coed and often there are boys in Dance Class and girls lifting weights. Barbara Revis Unit Leader

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WJC,,1lifltJ7M1X!.., Euucm' xv sf B, Wiese J. Hagemann Z,-,,- S. Banning B. Mason D. Fackler The department includes Business Education, Home Economics and Industrial Tech- nology, Many changes are occurring in the department. Courses have been rewritten in most areas to recognize more academics. Vocational Education courses have always been a practical way of showing the students how to use or apply their Math, English and reading skills. Moreover, to calculate, compute and communicate. We hope students recognize the need for higher level courses when applying their skills. We're using computers in the business courses, drafting, electronics, graphics for desktop publishing and automotive for tune-ups. Home Economics has one for design and child development profiles and has expanded to include teen and family living, fashion design and HERO CHome Economics Related Occupationsj, Foods is being rewritten into the curriculum next year. We hope the juniors, sophomores and frosh utilize the courses in the future. Dave Fackler Unit Leader 1 S. Schmitz if ff an y Mx! 495 M 2 2 fm , ' .1 C. Wisdom