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

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P'lA'l'i-IEP' ATICS An increased inTeresT in science and engineering rnade sTudenTs especially aware ol maThemaTics This year. STudenTs Taking The vocaTional or junior college paThs were required To Take general rnaTh and or applied rnaTh. College preparaTory and pre-universiTy sTudenTs were oTTered algebra, geomeTry, and TrigonomeTry. Guided by Mrs. Mary Alice King, The MaThemaTics DeparTmenT adiusTed sTand- ards To class level and abiliTy in basic courses, while advanced subiecTs were TreaTed To conforrn To The reauiremenTs of colleges and universiTies. MARY ALICE KING Algebra, TrigonomeTry ELMER CLUTE GeorneTry FRANK DUFFY Mafh l, Dr. Training ED ENGEMANN MaTh l -15 -E. ye!! X -r vi----f ' Qichard Hupp explains The Tundamemals of solid Trigonometry To Judy Allen. JAMES GRIFHS PATRICIA HAGGERTY Business Math Algebra ga 'Q7

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Q WN! Evolis ARTHUR GLEASON WILLIAM MILLER ish III, IV, Dr Training RICK ROWLAND English I, Speech AGNES SLOAN i English III, IV, Creative Writing ,f Mr Paul Vorkink looks delighted as Bill Christy diagrams o sentence correctly in his English A puzzling definition is looked up by Nancy Morita and Susan Hammer in English III class. IV class ' QF'-9' Mrs. Agnes SIoan's x 5, ., '3 XII l R' k R wIand's English I classes. Jerry It's book report time in Mr. ic o Morissette knows the time is of the members of his class. here as he gives a book report to the rest -Q: mt f . WILLIAM F. SMITH Journalism, German , f-,-.4-A3 V, . :. . s- ,AF--F, -I-?A S:4'-we ' ' bv' . . ski. , At' A , , I . .4 1 :u..s.... I 4 .f H--. , ., J:-fe , n III, L:it.n, Dr. Training

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X Q 4,-'Y is ' i Ji Ts! .W X ,, it gf BEN HALEY Algebra, Business Math DONALD RANDOL Mr. William Sundell strikes o Geomelly' Business Math familiar pose while teaching WILLIAM SUNDELL his algebra Class' Algebra, Trigonometry Q Q - ,'Se.,X..,.f y hi ,,....ahs I Francine Wilson and Sheryl Wilch look as if fhey are beginning fo understand what Mr. Ed Engemann is 'felling Them. Kenny Kaf- suda, however, seems a Iiffle puzzled. lblv Xb- W K' ,Wal -573' bl d R'chard Morriss seem fo be solving quite a diffi- Judy No e an i cult problem in Mr. Elmer f'lufe's aeomefrv class.