Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Hola, muchachas y muchachos! A sus ordenes. You wish To be shown Through our language deparTmenT? Very well, Tollow me. You see beTore you all The eguipmenT necessary To a language deparTmenT-books, Tilms, maps and Toreign newspapers. Any oT our sTudenTs can explain idioms, accenTs, and irregular verbs lThe mosT common Terms in This parT of The schooll. Modern songwriTers seem To have realized how imporTanT our Toreign language classes are, composing The songs which our sTudenTs Take such pride in TranslaTing- Darling, Jevous Airne Beaucoupf' and HIAXUHGNI MUSIC DEPARTMENT In spiTe oT The currenT rhyThm and blues rage which seems To be sweeping Keppel, our music deparTmenT has held iTs own. As The resT oT us hummed EarTh Angel and Kokomo, The members oT our choir sTill sang The old TavoriTes, Davids l.amenTaTions and Nobody aT Home. Our Top-noTch band came home wiTh a blue ribbon Trom The Monrovia Band TournamenT, aTTer deTeaTing The bands Trom many surrounding high schools. Besides The choir and band, The music deparTmenT also sponsors The orchesTra, senior glees, BuTTons and Bows, STardusTers, Madrigal singers, a brass ensemble, Sharps and FlaTs, and a male guarTeTT. Miss Theresa Bello, Miss Ruih McNeill, Mr. Joe Thomas, Dr. Elinor Rees lheadl, Miss Norma Banuelos, Mrs. Helen Sanders Mr. Rex Hogan, Mr. Dennis Kozlow, Mr. Arfhur Townsend lheadl, Mr. Dan Salvione, Mr. Baalis Grubbs Page I9

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Mr. John Dawley, Mr. Charles While, Mr. Erwin Ahrens lheadl, Mr. Walfer Dean, Mr. Earl Kreinbring Mr. James Tisdel, Mr. Claus Pfiifzner, Mr. Kennelh McCoy, Mr. Melvin Kaplan, Mr. George Chalmers INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT How horrified an old-fashioned parenl would have been had his son come home from school one allernoon and said, I pul pipes on The old Ford loday. Tomorrow l'm going 'ro lower il. Now parenls undersland lhal lheir sons are, wilh experl supervision, gaining praclical knowledge 'ro help lhem when lhey have finished high school. Qur induslrial arls deparimenl, wilh one of 'rhe largesl enrollmenls in soulhern California, is responsible for placing many sludenls in good posilions upon graduafion. Page I8

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SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT EIMC2 . . . If you're in one of Mr. Fors'rer's physics classes, you've probably been guilly of smugly explaining rhis equalion io mosi' of your friends, whelher lhey are inleresied in Einsiein or noi. Somelhing inieresfing is always going on in our science and malhemaiics deparimenf-physiology and biology siudenis disseci frogs and pin-priclc Hnqers pholography siudenisfdp over each oiherin fhe phoiography dark roonn chenushy siudenfs happHy burn sulfur in 'rhe lab lmuch 'ro 'rhe dismay of anyone in lhe hallslg advanced algebra siudenfs learn aboul' 'rhe wonders of The slide rule lslip sficlclg and ihose inferesfed in agricul+ure spend G qfeal GmOuV1l of lime hfbeing Weeds in Mr. Thomp- son's garden. There's never a dull momenf in Jrhe science and mdll1erT16liCS depdrlmenl. Mr. Frank Houding, Mr. Merrill Thompson, Miss Elizabeih Hager, Mr. Fred Mahoney, Mr. Baalis Grubbs Miss Virginia BUSIWGF. Mrs. Edilh Renevlbw Floyd Mar+in, Mrs. Elaine Channel, Mr. Garry Korns, Mr. John Forsier lheadl I 1 Page 20