Montebello High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

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FACULTY EUNICE ALDRICII GEORGE C. BENTON LEON T. BROOCK IOHN BROOKS VIOLET CLARKE GERTRUDE M. Cox MARY LORRAINE CRAWFORD MRS. HELENA ALLEN EUBANKS LILLIAN FISHER MRS. MR. MR. MR. MRS. Miss MISS MRS. MR. LESTER E. GATES MR. LESLIE W. HOOIJES MISS IEANNE HOUSTON MR. MARK R. IAIQOBS MR. FRANK IONES MISS MARIE L. KERN MRS. RUBY LATSON MR. IOIIN L. LOVE MISS IESSIE MCELERESII MR. PARKE C. OLIVER MISS MRS. MARION G. RENSHAVV MARION RICCA MRS. GRETCHEN RICIIARDSON MRS. OPAL RIcKE'I I'S MR. STUART B. ROUGH MISS KATHLEEN RYE MR. GEORGE M. SCIIURR MISS VELNIA SEANOR MRS. EVELYN F. SYKES MISS LUCILLE TREFF MR. WESLEY O. WALKER Page Tcn Home Economics-Home Economics Club Machine Shop. Wood Shop Chemistry- Phi Chi Supervised Study Secretary to Mr. Iacohs Biologywflapanese Club English I English III-Dramatics Coach Physical Education, Office-G. A. A. Ir. Business Training. Wood Shop, Ten- nis, English II, Typing IffStage Crew Algebra I, Athletics- IVI Club, Golf English II, Modern History. Social Prob- lems-- Drama Club Principal of High School Physical Education, Athletics Art I, II. Mechanical Drawing ll- - Daubers Bookkeeping, Ir. Business Training Vice-Principal World History- 'Girls League Algebra I, General Science, Athletics Iournalism, Library- -School Annual Stenography I, II, Typing I, II-Pen Pushers Spanish I, II, Ill Los Buenos Amigos Home Economics, Cafeteria---Home Economics Club U. S. History. Civics, Athletics Orchestra, Glec Club- Harmony Advanced Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing I Hygiene, School Nurse Girls Adviser, Records English IV, Modern History, Social Problems, Latin-Latin Club General Science, Physics. Algebra I- Phi Chi

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DEPARTMENTS VERY aspirant for success in this day and age must have preparation if he is to go far up the ladder which leads to achievement. One may have dogged perseverence, a mag- netic personality and qualities of leadership, but coupled with these characteristics must be education. without which no one can reach the greatest heights. Each branch of training in a school is a step on the ladder that one must climb to reach success. A glance into the departments of our school will show what it offers as preparation for the future. SOCIAL SCIENCE Here are studied different branches of history. United States history and civics show the de- velopment of the nation and the processes of its government. . Modern and world history picture the progress of the world from ancient times to the modern age. Social problems gives the students a better understanding of the social conditions of ' the world in which they live. Mathematics is a puzzling but helpful subject. Long struggles with problems in algebra, geometry and trigonometry 'S 0 bring results when computations are needed. LANGUAGE-LITERATURE Despite the radio. people must still be able to express themselves and to understand literature. This training is given in the ever growing English department. Projects are introduced to make more real the scenes from literature: debates are held for discussion of current happenings. Because of our proximity to Mexico and its influence on our customs and traditions, the Spanish language becomes doubly interesting to those studying it. Latin. although not as popular as Spanish. is helpful as the foundation of all languages and a help in the study of English. HOUSEHOLD ARTS ln this department the girls learn 6 how to become perfect hostesses and good cooks and how f 52-,ii to do practical dressmaking. New to our school this year FE, . A. are the home art and design and household science classes. 'fl'-i the course of which is outlined by the Smith-Hughes Act. A M 4 ln these classes are studied chemical properties and tests for fl V foods. the identification of textiles by tests. and the best ways of using food and materials. HYGIENE Last of the departments is hygiene, in which the girls are instructed in the principles of first aid and home care of the sick, as well as in the ways whereby they make a house more sanitary and healthful. Page Twelve