La Puente High School - Imagaga Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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MRS. HELEN Nl. BLACK, B.S. Ottawa University, Seattle Pacific, epperdine College, Whittier College Home Economics I, 11 Adviser: Future Homemokers 'T' N X .1 is - n.q., id 1 -,, ROSS E. DAVIS, B.S., M.M. BURNARD ECKARDT, B.M. WAYNE 0. GILFRY, B.S, Indiana University, USC, lACC University of Oregon 0550 Uf'iVefSifY Boys', Girls, Clee Clubs Band, Orchestra, Strings Band, Urcliesrra, Strings Adviser: Skin oiving Club ln the well-balanced curriculum of the Fine family relationship, and household man- Arts Department, headed by Wayne Gilfry qgemenf, and William Fontenrose, due emphasis was given to the fundamental knoweldge of the arts, appreciation of the beauty of nature, and creative expression in music and art. Art students applied their training by volun- teering to make posters and other art work. The musical groups performed at plays, concerts, and many community functions. The Homemaking Department with Mrs. Helen Black as chairman offered a course designed to build interest and skills in all areas of homemaking-foods and clothing, ' XY To give the students a general education in the practices of industrial economy was the aim of the Industrial Arts Department, according to Chairman Glenn Thornstrom. Through their work with various machines and tools students explored the field of in- dustry. The purpose of the Agriculture Department, under the chairmanship of John Sharon, was to give agricultural training to high school students. Studies were made of all breeds of livestock and poultry, horticulture, and related subiects. but also hunil' I thvir siullvnfs with fha' usvful arts. 1 :N I I j ct-miuss c. HOOKS, B.s. A ,5 OJ GLENN iz. rHonNs1'izoM, o.A. Fresno state, usc, LA state L., X if 'W Joi-iN it. sitAizoN, it.s. San Jose 5,,,,,, Athletics: Varsity Football, U' 'AS it California Polytechnic Institute, W'0,,,1 Shop 1 11 111 D Basketball' Tennis Fresno State, Reedley - f , , , Metalsho I 11 t 4 , I , Basic Wood Shop P , 7 MRS. ROSAN M. KQPJARI 515, , gricu fllral SCIEILCC I, ll . . . - I Adviser: Sophomore Class, Mechanical Drawing H, Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wis. Agncullural flleclmrzzcs ll, III 51,98 Duma, Auto Shop Home Economics Adtflfeff Full-'fe FCFNEVSI Athletics: B Football, Adviser: Timers Adviser: Future Homemaker: Shutterbugs C Basketball -ug ', QI N!-f7 bm T'

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mf. MRS. RUTH F. ANGEL, B.S. MAX D. BELL, B.S., M.S. DONALD N. BUTLER, B.A. Pennsylvania State College, University of Arizona, Whittier College, State Teachers' College, Arizona State, USC Claremont Graduate School, Bloomsburg, Penna. Algebra I, 11 USC Sh UC?A d p1,1,,e Cegmeny Algebra I, Trigonometry, Ort lan f Adviser: Senior Class, Applied lllalh, Typing 1, ll Fizzmatics, Finances Basic Drafting Advisor: C.S.F. Yi 'Z 'sf if we- .. L.: ,, eg, is yu- FCK, . ' SA' fi x GENO DEZZUTTI, B.A., M.S. USC Chemistry, Biology Adviser: Fizzmatics, Junior Class Sleillml wlru-alors not only trained fulruw' matlwmaiir-inns. LEONARD D. HEIMANN, B.S., M.S. Pe,pperdine College, USC, Long Beach State College lfookkeeping. Office Practice Applied Math., Junior Business Training Adviser: Student Store ' x 'V fc' i x N Y 5 E 2 if While some students thrilled with their first peep into the microscope, others pondered over complicated math problems. Behind their activities were the Mathematics and Science Departments under the chairman- ship of Max Bell and Geno Dezzutti, respec- tively. The united aims of these depart- ments were to sell science as a career, to present a preview of the fields which re- quire mathematics and science, to develop an appreciation of the nature of math and science in life, and to encourage the use of ANGUS G. REID, B.A. Santa Barbara State College, University of California Arts and Crafts, llleclzanical Drawing Nl Q DAVID H. SPRONG, B.A. Drake University, USC, University of California, Claremont Graduate School Elementary Science, Applied Math QNX Y l fSvX 5, .f ,' 1 . ,.ffi x . gig, mathematical and scientific ideas in every- day life situations. Mrs. Ruth Angel, chairman, and Leonard Heimann of the Commercial Department demanded accuracy and thoroughness from their students. Experienced in the knowl- edge of correct business procedures, they gave their classes in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practice expert training for future iobs in the business world. .34 ' '- .1- and sr-iv r isis. l X .- ' ' ' l'NJ DQNALD F. TAYLOR s.A., Candidate for M.A. Eastern Nazarene College, Los Angeles State College, Boston University, USC, Whittier Algebra I, Physics, Applied Math Adviser: Junior Class, Radio Clu Fiumatics X

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