Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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F1-1- 4.32-L. BJSINESS EDUCATlf N To familiarize sTudenTs vviTh The knowledge needed for a successful career in s Educafion DeparTmenT, under The supervision of Mr. Ernesf Palmer, offered basic and advanced courses in a varieTy of subiecrs. Those maioring in commercial subiecfs Took bookkeeping, business law, general busi- ness, office pracfice, shorThand, TranscripTion, Typing, and business machines. Non-majors were able To Take any of These courses as elecTives. Sfressing accuracy, prompfness, dependabiliTy, and friendliness, The deparTmenT acquainTed sTudenTs vviTh all aspecfs and condifions of a commercial career. business, The Busines THOMAS CASHMAN Typing, Marh MARGARET FINAN ShorThancl AGNES HOLMES Typing ,,,W1ml'9 kg Q 1 ,- x l E' RICHARD PAULSELL RAYMOND POLENTZ Gen. Business, Fresh. Problems Bus. Machines, Dr. Training .irq ' A lk 40x , X f , , , 'g-E,-as ' Bi 'V ,M 1 , Q 1-:gr ERNEST PALMER Bookkeeping, Gen. Business Mrs. Margaret Finan gives assistance to Evelyn Cavanciugh in TrcinscripTion. HAROLD VAIL Bus. Low, Bkkg., Typing 'Q

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RE-.'GlS'l'RAF Mrs. Sarah Talbot, registrar, is responsible tor scheduling all classes, assigning student programs, enrolling new students, evaluating and making transcripts, and controlling student records. ' ' ltr! if. ,J l v wg g 'f Qi fm BM ,-nag J I A' v , A l l f .lrel A f A- initiate - SARAH w, TALBOT Registrar 2, I-X'l l'ENDi-XNCEI if L I I 4' HARRY GARBER Attendance Supervisor ffm -if-tn' -'P S 1- I. .1, .L 1.13: ' + Keeping accurate student attendance records is the primary responsibility ot Mr. l-larry Garber, supervisor ot attendance. Among his secondary duties are supervising the attendance ottice and assisting the deans in student control. FI' I 5 l l f rl-ICL: ST:-Xrr Assisting in school offices in a clerical capacity are Mrs. Imogene Kampfer lguidonceeattendance senior clerlcl, Mrs. Avis Jalan lattendancel, Mrs. Ann Stcimborski lguidancel, Mrs. Roselle Monclaville lattendancel, and Mrs. Mary Cole lsecretory to the principall, Q? x' ' - . . 'E '-v -f- A L ...M .,.,.,, A I erfc L - Q! X was ' ' .1 N Wi 4-49 ' 'vs as 'far ff

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'N-. KENNETH WADE Machine Shop INDUSTF IA- AF TS lnsTrucTed by experfs in each field, sTudenTs Taking courses offered by The lndus- Trial Arfs Deparfmenf were Taughf The skillful use of Tools, machines, and ma- Terials, and Turned ouT many arficles ThaT rivaled professional models. Headed by Mr. KenneTh Wade, The deparTmenT offered such courses as woodworking, mechanical drawing, machine, meTal, and auTo shop courses, and manual Training of all kinds. Modern eguipmenT, combined wifh compeTenT insfrucfion, aided The sTudenTs To grasp The fundamenfal Techniques necessary for one who infends To pursue The indusfrial arts eiTher as a hobby or as a means of livelihood. ...,.,..,,,..,,w ,, . ,,. ' 1' , W I ,sm 3' f , I an NEII. BERCK Wood Shop --418. MELVIN SOTHAN Aufo Shop v-LQ Bob Rebok is just compleTing his proiect in IndusTrial ArTs, while Bob ParT, Bob Kona, and Rick Mill- ' 1 edge look on wiTh pleasure. .p 'f'ff'l'wi,,i , an DONALD BOWER EDWARD DENBOW Mechanical Drawing -A Metal Shop 'fn-. vi ' ,, , ,L I