Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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Physical Education Instructors All students at Glendale High are required to take Physical Education or R.O.T.C. Many varied activities are offered such as athletic games, ap- paratus use, decathlon test, and sitting-up and posture exercises for boys, Girls are offered courses in team sports, dance, drill team, and swimming. First row: Patricia Mack, Hazel Johnson, Mariorie Pape, Jeanette Johnso Second row: Margaret Campbell, Visila Alsberg, Kay Woods, Ruth Stwall Not pictured, Beatrice Haig. Practicing their over-hand smash is the 5th period tennis class under First tier Lon Graf, Bill Chunn, Leo Arranaga, Roy Vuiovich, Arthur Teachout, Cliff Hooper Second tier: Ed Goorjian, Reese Anderson, Richard Davis, Ted Andrews Third tier Gene Haas, Bill Gelsinger, Ranier De Mandel. -Q 1 , X k ss st. i 8, Y' , 'Vey fs T .lm E A X 1- X ' X inf , X 3 3 tt 1 rr , i - - s

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'I 1' ,, Left to right: Howard Fay, Phyllis Edwards, Mervyn Filipponi, Donald Duncan, and Al Hewitt lDe-partment headl examine Mrs. Edwards' friend Neutie Q Science Instructors For the students of Glendale High many courses in science are offered. Sophomores are required to take a course in Health and Safety for one semester. Planning on a college education, many students program Physics or Chemistry. For others a course in Physical science is recommended, One year of science is required for graduation. Also offered are Biology, Life Science, Physiology, Engineering Chemistry, Photography, and Engineering Physics. 53 Biology instructor Naomi Blackburn instructs Greg Omartian in watching and drawing amoeba. Left to right- Phillip Castlen, Jack Parker, Harry Anderson, George Bundick, and Jennie Clauson discuss Mr Bundicks plan to shoot Explorer ll filled with failing Physics students. Donald Duncan seems to be having a little difficulty demonstrating the depth perception machine for Sam Wemle and Mervyn Filipponi. Jon Amelsberg, Elaine Gilleran, Carol McSwain, Debbie Zeller, Julie Tucker, and Sue Barlow take notes as Miss Jennie Clauson, Chemistry instructor, performs an experiment with hydrogen sulfide gas. Due to the odor, the experiment was performed outside. Q rv , ro' i 3 'C

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Fine Arts Instructors Glendale High has an exceptional Fine Arts pro- gram. The combined music department, made up ot Girls Glee, Lyric Club, Advanced Girls' Glee, Men's Glee, Mixed Chorus, Choralettes a n d A'Cappela presents several programs every year for other schools, civic groups and student body assemblies. Other courses offered are Beginning Art, Art Avocations, Costume Design, Commercial Art, Drawing and Painting, Interior Design, Stage Craft, Ceramics, and Jewelry. The students in the classes display their work in the showcases at school and in various contests. Cor'-rbined music groups under the direction of Miss Shirley Nut rehearse for the Christmas program. In the drawing and painting class working in various art mediums are Reva Johnson, Mary Wynhausen and Barbara Phillipps. s, 4,,L,.f4,.., Aga, -qt.. - ., A V.. Miss Shirley Nure with the help of Eldred Balzer at left and Robert Althauser plan the music for the Christmas Program I , of Mi , flal Q7 hx x xr fs Art instructor Martha Arnold points our interesting parts of a students work to Esther Crandall, at left, and Charles LaBold. .ff lx