Grossmont High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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Mr Taylor Mr. Hansen Head of DeparTmenT ProspecTive indusTrial experTs Trained in The lndusTrial ArTs DeparTmenT venTure inTo a wide field when They specialize in This area, as is illusTraTed by The classes TaughT aT school, such as auTo shop, wood and meTal shop, and mechanical drawing. Teachers Train The sTudenTs in such skills as laThe and band saw operaTion, auTo repairs, and TurniTure making. Industrial ArTs Mr. Owens The TuTure homemakers of GrossmonT geT ample opporTuniTies To pracTice Their inTended profession, loefore Taking The TaTal sTep, in courses oTTered lay The Homemaking DeparTmenT. Experience in Child Guidance, in ad- diTion To insTrucTion in areas of Food and NuTriTion, Housing, Personal Living, Home Nursing, and Home Management is parT of The deparT- menT's program designed To produce compeTenT homemakers who will brighTen The lives oT TuTure GrossrnonTers. Home ,Making - f 'Q Mrs. SchmidT Mrs. Powell Head OT DeparTmenT 26 T11 fx pfzgf' Sfll1l1.YUl'I'l! f:-it llrs. l,lIIIf',S Firsi Pvriml Spanish ll Class

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WEDNESDAY u-r' Mr. Mashin Mr. Head Mr, PresTon Head of DeparTmenT Mr. Gehrke Mr. Maynard Mr, Hancock Physical Education Men Successful plans marked The acTiviTies of The gym insTrucTors This season. UniTy in sporTs was achieved by The regulaTion of The periods in which seasonal sporTs classes were held. FooT- ball, Tor example, was mosT suc- cessful under This plan. Tennis, Track, baseball, volleyball, and soccer have been well TorTiTied wiTh The eTforTs and energies in- spired by The coaches who are looking Toward The exTended Tu- Ture success of sporTs aT Gross- l'T'lOl'll'. This if X page sponsored by: Mrs. E. Reefs Firsf Period U.S. History Class Q r

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Audio Vi ual Library The keepers of The books, Miss Kelly, and her fourTeen assisTanTs, are always around To help The long- suffering sTudenT who is looking for The lasT TranslaTion of Chaucer Thaf wenT ouT Two weeks ago. Miss Kelly, GrossmonT's eminenT auThoriTy on The Grossmonf library and all The books Therein, can direcT any sTudenT immediafely To The book he is looking for. The Twelve girls she Trains during The nine school monfhs and The Two cadeTs who check sTudenTs in and ouT of The library are The main defense againsT mixed-up bookshelves, a big iob when you consider ThaT over forTy magazines alone are checked in and ouT daily. PiTy The proiecfionisfl NoT one person has more Trou ble wiTh kibiTzers Than They do. Some brave soul who doesn'T know The difference beTween The cord and The lens always freely offers assisTance when some- Thing goes amiss. This fellow doesn'T seem realize Thc1TGrOssrnOnT's proiecTionisTs are especially Trained for The running of film wiTh a minimum of misTakes. To T 'CA U . - T 1 'lr .Rf TY T. -. in fi , 27 This page sponsored by: Stoltenbrfrg s Maple Shop