La Jolla High School - Viking Yearbook (La Jolla, CA)

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Our Home Economics Department A pinch of this, a dash ot that and presto! 'food tit tor a gourmet, The tirst attempts otten ended in disappointments, but a tew burned fingers made real homemalcers out ot all. As the year drew to a close, potential housewives were prepared tor a future where needle and thread are every day equip- ment and where chiclcen ala king could no longer frighten young hearts. This department has spon- sored many luncheons and the annual Simplicity Pattern Show, Our Fine Arts Department Under the leadership ot Miss Davidson, Dr. Wilcox, and Mr. Mc- Clintoclc, the students ot La Jolla High learned to appreciate the more cultural aspects ot lite. Atter many trials and smudged papers, prima donnas, virtuosos, and tuture Picassos emerged as the future stars ot the artistic world. Mrs. Berlin Cooking, Sewing Miss Smith Cooking, Sewing I it Dr. Wilcox Band Miss Davidson Glee Club, Music Appreciation Mr. McClintock Art . 7 V:-H- u mwn5m uw

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Our Commercial Department This department attracted many students who had an eye on the future. The long-favored one- finger-peclc style was soon replaced by sixty words per minute. Balanced boolcs were a student's dream, but a three cent deficit caused many to consider the easy way out. Perhaps one of the most difficult subjects was a troublesome system contrived by a Mr. Gregg. As time drew on, the clerical students became quite apt, and the busi- ness world gained a few more among its members. Mrs. Covey Shorthand, Typing Twins Mr. Kirchoff V Our Language Department The Spanish, French, and Latin departments had a variety of bene- fits to offer to those who would talce them. Mr. Skinner and Mr. Ruiz taught Spanish with anbun- dance of charm and native color: and drilled students who eventually emerged as fluent Spanish conver- sationalists, with a slight American accent. ln order to help future linguists Mr. Skinner, in his spare moments, also taught French. Miss Shade taught Latin. and under her guidance, the intelligentsia ofthe school worried through perfect paraphrastic tense and translations of Julius Caesar. Mr. Ruiz Spanish Miss Shade Latin Mr. Skinner Spanish and French

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' Mr. Outcalt Gur Science Department Amid smells and explosions, one finds his way to the Science Department. He will find Mr. Outcalt explaining the intrica- cies of a radio tube and why litmus paper turns pink when it does. Mr. Krom will tell him about the heredity ot a white rat. while Messrs. Blake and Bo- ronda will tell him the funda- mentals ot any natural science. Physics and Chemistry Mr, Krom S -Our Mathematics Department ' L'leVSC'me Mr. Blake As Mrs. Romer and Mr. Podorean. built the foundations for a broader knowledge ot mathemat- ics in the younger students, Mr. Stein and Mr. Clark instilled 'in the minds of the intermediate y 'mathematicians the principles ot generality in num- ' - bers. ln doing so, they prepared the math majors , for the higher subjects ot plane and solid geometry and trigonometry taught by Mr. Lott. General Science Mr. Boronda General Science Mr, Lott ' Plane and Solid Geometry and Trig Mr. Clarlc Algebra Mrs, Romer Mr. Stein s General Math Algebra Mr. ,Podorean General Math