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

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I Q-Isl, .v Music Was Appreciatecl An William E. Hoganson, B.M. University of Southern California l,t'IllH'lNIt'I1I f.vh!ll'fHIIlIl .'l lfuppvllu ffhnfr Ifuyx' Iflmrlls. Uirlx' fflmrus C.'llI11'l'fl lflmir illlixia' .'lflI7ff'I'ilIfI'1JII ORCHESTRA members, under the direction of Mr. Russell Davis, t l rehearse during class period in the band room. To give music students an opportunity to enioy performing good music and to acquaint members with standard choral literature, Mr. William l-loganson, department chairman, spent many hours maliing his depart- ment one of the most outstanding on campus. The music groups dis- played their accomplishments at games, concerts, festivals, and various programs for the school and community. Newly-formed this year was the Drum and Bugle Corps, which, under the direction of Mr. Russell Davis, made its first appearance in uniform at the Homecoming game. The aim of the Music Department was to help the student use his talent for the benefit of others. Courses offered included A Cappella Choir, Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Concert Choir, music appreciation, Band, Orchestra, and Drum and Bugle Corps. d Russell Davis, B.A. Drake University Mall1z'mrzt1'vx I f,!'l',H'N1fll. Hrmrl Drum and Ifrrglv lfurps CONCERT CHOIR sings for PTA meeting in the auditorium, Mr, William Hoganson directs them :Qs s fl. ' 1 i, i V.,-.,, A12 ii, . .r.-, Adviser. Dance Band, Combo rf. xi

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ancl Useful Home Economics With Mrs. Anna Kimball as chairman, the Homemaking Department sought to improve the quality of the home and family living of students by of- fering useful courses in sewing, cooking, and home management. Be- ginning students were instructed in the basic fundamentals, while more advanced students worked on individual projects. Home economics classes helped provide refreshments at PTA, faculty, and other group meetings. Highlight of the year was the departments presentation of Harvest of Fashions, the annual student fashion show, on November 24. Another high point was the naming of JoAnn Baird as the school's participant in the national Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow competition. , ,-7.1, I- r. ll A I xr vi Mrs. Doyle Provost, B.A. Q University of California llanw Er'nr10nt1'r's I. III Home Mrmrzgemcnt Adviser: Homemaking Club -jg f If-, f' Q I I Miss Annu Kimball, B.S., M.A. Utah State Teachers College, Columbia U. Department Chairman Ilomemrzlfing I, II, Ill Adviser: Homemaking Club A PARTY DRESS is given a final check by Mrs. Dayle Provost before being completed by Pat Gardner, COOKING CANDY, Wonell Byerly and Mary Hannum prepare a classroom dem- onstration in Mrs. Anna Kimball's home- making class. 'if- ' in 'l 4?

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i 'K' Art Talents Were Developed, Offering vital and effective creative opportunities and experiences in working with many art materials and media, the Art Department, under the direction of Mr. Nels Nelson, chairman, aimed to enhance the growth and development of the individual student to self-realization and ma- turity in his studies. At the beginning level, instructors presented intro- ductory experiences in painting, drawing, and crafts. Instructors sought to develop skill and control by encouraging expression in creative thought. Third and fourth year students were directed to individ-ual proiects that demonstrated creative effort and initiative, Students were able to choose from courses in general art, advanced art, art proiects, commercial art school service art, general crafts, and advanced crafts. I. I ao F-aft ' x Nels Y. Nelson, B.S., M.F.A. University of Oregon Claremont Graduate School Department Chairman General Art Advanced Art Commercial Art Art Projects Adviser: Art Club JEWELRY MAKERS Mike Gleason, Cordell Muilenburg, and Lani Vance. are given instruction by Mr. Hal Young in crafts class. it Hal Young, B.A., M.A. Long Beach State College Service Art. Crafts I, II General Art Business Mathematics Adviser: Art Club ,y I .. ,R -ca' 1 - N.. ., mf . . results of the proiect. EXPRESSIONISTIC ART is being smeared by George Toth as Bob Miller reservedly examines completed pictures. Linda Pett seems to approve of the method and