Mount San Antonio College - Chaparral Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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AGRICULTURE Mt. Sac ' s agriculture division, third largest Junior College division in Calif., offers nine major courses. It has consistently been named Outstand- ing Young Farmers Chapter in the Southern Re- gion. Division Head. Mr. G. Allen Sherman, has served as past-jmsident of the Calif. Agricultural Teachers ' Association. In 1960 he was President of the Council of California Vocational Associa- tion. Mr. Fred Hagcn A;iri(iiltiir - r C5s 1 V . Mr. Hrrman Weskaiiip Agriculture Mr. Harold Peck Aiirieiilture Mr. Ross Webster Agriculture Mr. G. Allen Slierman — Division Head PHYSICAL EDUCATION Branding time at Mt. Sac ' s model farm. Mr. John Arramliide Department Head Mr. Frvd Burri Physical Education Mr. Stanley Cramer Physical Education Miss Elizaheth Green Physical Education Miss Janet Gudgell Physical Education 10 Mr. Archie Nisbet Physical Education Mr. Robert Settle Physical Education Mrs. Beth Spiier Physical Education Mr. John Stonebraker Physical Education Miss Ella Trussell Physical Education Mr. Gene Victor Physical Education

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Drama students. .Inf Dian. Joe Rogers and Bob Crawford try out character- izations from thr hit Broadway play Mr. Roberts. A speerli student demon- strates tlie mechanism and operation of an aquahing. LANGUAGE ARTS The division of Language Arts includes English, jouriialisni. speech arts, drama and foreign language I French. Spanish. German and Russian). Foreign language listening and recording lahs are available for student use in aural practice. Tachistoscope machines in the English labs aid students in speed reading and comprehension. The journalism department jiroduccs the Chaparral and the weekly catnjjus newspaper, the Moiinlaineer. Three plays and various speech contests keep speech arts atid drama students stimulatino during thr school vear. rs. I ' pton of the English department presses tlie tachistoscope liiiilon, and words flash across the screen at various reading speeds. .Student-run language labs help those studying foreign language witli pronunciation. mumxtm- X, st eoKsseMSi 1 ,i IIIII IIM.. 1, , i

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D Mr. Clayton Ciowen Music Mr. Lewis Forney Music- Mr. Carl Herlel An Mr. y (Jol|ili Kalh Art Ml. Kiiiif.lili coiiiliicis the- vrarly recordin;; of the Mfssiali. Fine Arts Mr. I.,nns KonlVldl l)i|iarlni. Ml llrad Mr. Waller Mi: Art Miss Miriam Moss Art Mr. .Staiiloii .Selhy Miisii- Formal concerts, jam sessions, drama, com- edy, art exhibits and choir presentations — if it ' s an art form Mt. Sac ' s division of Fine Arts makes it available on campus. Division head Mr. Louis Ronfeldt has served as j)ast-president of the Junior Colitjje Music Association, chairman of the Far-Western Di- vision Music Association and he is a three- time Festival Director at Redlands llniversity. Figure drawing can |iro e a lot more difficult than it looks.