Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Thru History, Gov ' t., Sociology Being the helpful person she is, Mrs. Dimke assists Alice Auyang with her history assignment Mr John McAllister Mr. Bob Reynolds Ms. Truiane Robison Mrs. Susan Strauss Social Science Social Science Social Science Social StseiiC ' : : ' ' ?

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Social Science Teaches World Aspects There were many new developments m the Social Science Department this year. This process of change had been in constant motion for the past three years. Many new classes had been developed; these additions had been made to comply with new state law. The number of credits for the current Freshman Class was to pass thirty units of Social Science courses. The purpose of this department was to provide stu- dents with an overview of history, government, sociolo gy, and other related fields. These classes enabled stii dents to understand past events and current trends to prepare them for changing lifestyles in the world into the twenty-first century. The required classes in this department were World History, which was taken by freshmen; Civics, which was taken by sophomores; U.S. History, which was taken by luniors; and American Government, which was taken by seniors The goal of the Social Science Department was to offer a new class, which was in the process of being developed. This course will be Economics and will famil- iarize students with the economic system of the U.S. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Ms Sheryl Bremmer- BA., MA,, Cal State Univ , Fulletton. World Hist : American Hist Mr Jotin Burgess B A , Allegheny College, MA. La Verne Univ.; American Government Mrs Mary Dimke BS , Winona St College, MA,. Azusa Pacific College, World Hist, Man In U S Ms, Stierry Marmis BS . Arizona State Univ., A.E.M . La Verne Univ , Civics, Home Ec, 1 Mr John McAllister- B S . MS , Phillips Univ : World Hist , Reading Lab. Amer Hist Mr Bob Reynolds Dept Coordinator. BS,, LaVerne Univ., MA, Chapman College: Amer History, World Hist Ms Trulane Robison A A,, Long Beach City College, BA,, Cal State Univ, Long Beach; GSR Mrs Susan Strauss B A , Whittier College, MA, Cal State Univ., LA,; Amer History, Civics Ms, Sheryl Bremmer Mr John Burgess In the library, Mrs. Strauss smiles as she checks Brian Gardener ' s note cards for his research paper. 138 Social Science Social Science Social Science Social Science

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Business, Industrial Arts, Encourage For those students here at Northview who wish to pursue careers in areas such as auto mechanics or electrical mechanics, the Industrial Arts Department is the place for them. Consisting of the following six classes: wood shop, graphic arts, electrical shop, draw- ing, auto shop and metal shop, this special department is designed to educate students in the trade of their choice in order to prepare them for the future. For students with other interests such as computer or business skills, the Business Department is the ideal place to gather the information they require. Ranging from typing to accounting, the business department classes also consisted of a relatively new class, comput- ers. One of the most popular electives on campus: the computer class fullfilled its duty of introducing North- view ' s students to the field of computers which is so necessary in our quickly changing computerized world. INDUSTRIAt ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr Dennis Jose B S . Eastern Illinois, MA, Cal State Univ. Long Beacti; Graphic Arts (Beginning and Advanced) Mr Tom Laugtilin Dept Coordinator: B A. Cal State Univ , Los Angeles, Auto Sr Occ , Auto Mech,, (Be- ginning and Advanced) After making a comical remarii in computer class, Mr. Letourneau assists a laugliing Cliris Wallace and Halinh Le with a problem. While Mr. Laughlin finishes the selenoid In the start- er, his students laugh at a joke he made. 140 Business, Industrial Arts Business, Industrial Arts Business, Industrial Arts