Oakland Technical High School - Talisman Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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F. Using the overhead projector, Mr, David Stonerod demonstrates an experiment to Doug Swanter. Mr. David Stonerod f ix' 5: Department Head ' Mr James Bertram Mathematics Tech's math teachers provide their students with methods of problem solving, methods which apply to all aspects of life, not only numbers. Teaching courses ranging from arithmetic to calculus, from trade and business math to computer programming, the math department provides the student body with a basis for their future, be it a math background for science or a pattern for logical thought. Mrs, Joan Ferrero ua..- Mr. Robert Holroyd 1? '- Mrs. Catherine Schmidt ggi 0 4 af 4 O Mr. lame: Bertram shows Tommie Fung how to solve a diliicult math problem. Q , ,E ,vm Mrs. Mary Smith Mr. Granville Strunk 53 ,2 ,:- ,A A 25 Mr. Charles Zimmerman

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41.Vl3ff9W' W. te ff by Mr. jack Morrison M ' Department Head Mrs, Capitola Amrein Science As one enters a science class offered at Tech, one is confronted with sights and smells familiar in any laboratory. Often a part of the scene is a teacher, dressed in a white lab coat, intent on the dissection of a frog, the movements of a one- celled organism, or even the solving of a physics Mr. David Creque Mr. Peter Cuttitta Mr. Hiram Stephens demonstrates how to test the refiexes of a problem. The men and women who teach science have to keep abreast of new discoveries, and they have to be able to convey the information to their students in an interesting manner. frog. K Mr. Stewart Eldridge g J ' ' Mr. Robert Parkins ws-1 Mr, Hiram Stephens Mrs. Mary Torrey 24 Mr. Stewart Eldridge is amazed at a student's unexpected answer.

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Miss Eloise Keller flddles with her beads as she listens to a student trying to explain the reason for an unlinished assign- ment. 4:6 ' ' A -fa X Q Miss Eloise Keller tl - , i - Department Head -lr sp ' if Mrs. Renada Bohenna Mrs. Dorry Coppoletta t 5' P M P' Mr, Thomas Finn , gf- ' 5' Q X .l U U' I English The English department studies man through his communication. From literature in the required English classes to a broad study of the arts in the humanity classes, the English faculty teaches what man has said, using studies of grammar, journalism and drama as keys to show how it was said. The English faculty provides students with keys to learn from the past and express their thoughts of the future. Mr. Marshall Friedman 5 W Q 'sf V Mrs, Doris Garrison 5. '- 'fm-r 5 X. l , K X Mr. William Haralson A pri-vate discussion on the new report card system provokes a ques- tionable expression on the face of Mr, Thomas Finn.