Golden Gate Academy - Anchor Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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if , ln, -'KW P. J 'W--. BRAINS AND P. E. MEN Last summer Mr. Harrison and Mr. Fisher attended the science workshop held at Pacific Union College and came home primed to do a number of new things. Their time has been limited by their teaching load, but some things have been done. Together they have been respon- sible for the P. E. program including the ioint P. E. periods every six weeks. The Science Fair at Golden Cate Park was included as a field trip for their science and math classes. Mr. Harrison's bound copies of SCIENCE DIGEST were loaned to the library, and Mr. Fisher brought 40 volumes of beautifully bound NATIO- NAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINES, which had been given to the school through a friend. Mr. Fisher's classes include biology, algebra, and bus- iness math. When Mr. Wisenhunt is head over heels in a bus's innards Mr. Fisher is the man that is willing to help tix something. ln Hr. Harrison's course of bookkeeping the students learn how to fill out income tax blanks and manipulate a cash register, besides this course he teaches geometry and physics. He has helped the Thursday evening bas- ketball league along by his contrivance ot the two plastic bulletin boards which light up with the twist oi a knob. lie was first assistant at the installation of the full court baskets. Tl1CSC two IUGH SlI'IVC to liCVC US 6Xt,VCISC OUI' bl'GiUS and our bodies. Sponsored by the Andrew Thompson ia rnily. 5

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