Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Future Specialists Because of The increasing interest in The field of science, The Magnolia Science Department is broken down into many areas. Students are offered courses That will help channel Them into their prospective goals. Courses offered include: biology and physiology, con- cerned with The phenomena of living organisms, and chemistry and physics, which is concerned with The phe- nomena of non-living substances. The well-equipped labs of MHS provide an environment which encourages further interest in This broadening field of study. Math, one of The oldest forms of education, has be- come more popular due To The fact that industry has demanded more math Technicians. The mathernatic de- partment offers courses in general math, algebra I, ll, plane and solid geometry, Trigonometry, and calculus. Teaching aids used To better visualize math structures are over-sized slide rules and protractors, film strips, and overhead projectors. In The spring semester out- standing math students have an opportunity To aTTend Math Day aT Cerritos Junior College and Orange Coast College. CHEMISTRY STUDENTS Charles Noblo, Leonard Campbell, Martin Kory and John Fernandez collaborate in experimenting with weight densities fi SPECIAL PROJECTS in Biology are educational as well as fun. Here, BILL LENTINI and Gail Stilwell analyze a triangle theorem in Plane Elmer Kammel, Bea Landau, and Rob Norton test a rats reaction to fire. Geometry class. 237

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Science and Math Courses Prepare r 1 1 i Q A . . 1.2 e i i . , , , ,,., Q.. s. I ti I ,- -- . ti .. , .. , ' , . . -3 f be ll: .' islneisi if-X. ,H I .H .1 I .. ,If .ass 2334 me ,fi Q15 -urge W in -T' me . .fir MATH, SCIENCE DEPTS.-TOP ROW: EDWIN M. MORGAN Geometry, Math B.S., Univ. of Redlands CLIFFORD HOLMES KENNETH M. BUSBY Science B.S.7Lang Beach State College FRANCIS D. O'CALLAHAN Science, Biology ROBERT CARLBERG Moth, Algebra, Auto Shop B.A., Pepperdine Boys' League Sponsor OLIVE TIPPETT Government, Math ARTHUR L. MASER Science, Physics B.A., M.A., Long Beach State College Science Club Sponsor JUDSON S. BROWN JR. Math B.S., M.S., Indiana State B,A., Univ. of Iowa, UCLA Biology, Coaching BIA-1 LONG BB0Cl1 S1012 A.B.: Colorado State Univ, College PETER WALLINSKY HOWARD C. ELMORE Football, Wrestling Coach Cl1E1'riiSIfy Geometry, Algebra CHARLES D. THISTLETHWAITE M,A., Long Beach State B,A.g lowa State, M.A.f IVAN SCHULER AVI, Math College Long Beach State Science, P.E. B.S., Northwestern Univ. BOTTOM ROW: JOSEPH G. FRANKS Algebra, Geometry BA., Oberlin College MS, Univ. of Penn. MARVIN GOLD B.S., N. Illinois Univ. M.A.g Univ. of Morylcind Radio Club Sponsor NOT PlCTUR Math Club Sponsor JAMES FLOWER Biology, Physiology B.S., M.S., Northwestern M.A., Long Beach State Basketball, Baseball Coach ,lic 3. S -.im JOHN KOSEWICK points out the principles of o simple crane MAKING A preliminary dilution of a yeast inoculum in the Physiology to Mike Cummings and George Lefkowitz during a Physics lab laboratory are John Morris and Linda Woods. session.

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Fine Arts Dept. Produces Artists FINE ARTS DEPT -TOP ROW: LESTER JOHNSON NQT PIQTURED, ROBERT C. MADDOCK Spanish, English B.S.5 Univ. of Notre Dame ANN MARTIN Spanish B.A., B.S,p Texas Womens Univ. JACK COPENHAVER French B.A,p Pomona College French Club Sponsor MARVIN R, FENNEMA Music, Typing B.M., M.A,y Univ. of Wis. M.M.p Westminster Choir College BQEQE? 1' fig Q. ,R me VWW-SA-,. if is CHARLES D. TI-IISTLETHWAITE Art Crafts, Math BS: Northwestern U HILDEGARD K. EVANS German M.A.g Long Beach State German Club Sponsor MERVIN CORNER Band, Orchestra B.A.g UCLA WILLIAM B. PRICE Photography B.A,7 Long Beach State GIRLS GLEE practices continuously and performs beautifully under the YOUNG ARTISTS produce beautiful work for contests and direction of Mr Marvin Fennema. displays,