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

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0ral, WriTTen Skills To The curriculum This year for The firsT Time, wiTh The successful compleTion of 30 uniTs of English, including English IV, being required for graduaTion. OpporTuniTies were made available for sTudenTs wishing To specialize in dramaTics, journalism, creafive wriTing, and public speaking vvifh courses in These subiecTs being offered on an eIecTive basis. To creaTe an en- riched program a special evening class was offered To iunior and senior honor sTudenTs. lnsTrucTors uTilized various Teaching Techniques and meihods and used Teaching aids including movies, plays, field Trips, discussions, recordings, and oTher aids. -T83 X PRACTICINGPANTOMIMES, Three members of Mrs. Virginia Car- roll's Speech I class lGail Japhef, Carson Bench, and Jan Borisl perform before classmaies. Mrs. Gerfnade Bryce Keeler, s.A., M.A. Whiiiier College English I Roberi Farrell, B.A., M.A. U. of Calif., Los Angeles English ll. Drama Stage Pradurrtions Adviser: Scholarship Club, ,f Jason's Jesfers, Junior 8- Senior X1 Plays A. TX mi Rick Rowland, B.S., M.S. Universify of Oklahoma Pepperdine College Speech I. .f'lzi1'am'e1l Speech English II Adviser: Speech Team, DebaTe English III. IV Creative Writing Athletics: Wafer Polo, Swimming School PubliciTy Mrs. Mary-Jo M. Henricksen, Long Beach STaTe College Adviser: Freshman Class Mrs. Kay Sloan, B.A., M.A. University of Moniana a.A., M.A. University of Washington U. of Calif, Berkeley English III World History Adviser: Sophomore Class William J. Miller, B.S. University of Souih Carolina English III. IV llriwr Training Adviser: Key Club Afhlericsf Golf David G. Vogeniiz, B.S. Universiiy of Wisconsin English ll. Ill ,rib 5 ?' fy- Miss Carol Youngblood, B.A. Indiana UniversiTy English I Adviser: Freshman Class

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in-A William F. Smith, B.A., M.A. University of Redlands Department Chairman Journalism I English Instructors Taught Correct use of English, both in speaking and writing, was the main objective of the English Department this year. To in- crease their effectiveness of expression, students received spec- ific and detailed instruction in grammar, diction, composition, and oral expression. In addition the department endeavored to develop an understanding and appreciation of good literature, to promote critical thinking, to improve the students' spelling, and to expand speaking and writing vocabularies. Under the leadership of Mr, William F. Smith, department chairman, the instructors reevaluated and adiusted the curriculum to meet the changing needs of modern life. Sophomore English was added Adi'urir'crl .lnurnrilisnt Carman I Adviser: ARGONAUT. ARGOLOG Miss Sandra Baebe, B.A., M.A. U. of Calif., Los Angeles Long Beach State College English Ill Secretary, Garden Grove Secondary Faculty Association SHAKESPEARFS THEATRE is studied by Julie Carlton and Dave Hopkins in Mrs. Kay Sloan's English IV class. Jack Lee Baller, B.A., M.A. Central State College, Oklahoma Colorado State College English I. IV Adviser: Freshman Class, Varsity Club Athletics: Football Finn Bergskaug, Cond. Philol. University of Oslo, Norway Exchange Teacher English II Carman Il Athletics: Cross Country Mrs. Virginia Carroll, B.A. Miami University Mrs. Eva Covington, B.A, University of Calif., Berkeley English II Adviser: Jordaners' Club English I Speerh I Adviser: Freshman Class l 1

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Z f Hardworking Student Were Iwi ' 1 , gs. 9 2' Q X 1- l IJ. ...- I .4 ' 1 ,sL- . Q' 1. is, ' in STATIC ELECTRICITY is demonstrated by Mr. Edmond Bangle for benefit of Ed Weidert and Jones, freshman science students. SMOKE SIGNALS erupt as Mr Alan Cunningham demon- Jimmie L. Axton, B.S. U. of Calif., Los Angeles General Science Electronics Adviser. Varsity Club ' Athletics: Football tv' fig ill 4 , Edmond D. Bangle, B.A. I Los Angeles State College 5 Qi, '- 'fQ . v General Science I I I' Driver Training I Adviser: key Club Athletics: Basketball 4