Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Mr. Lamott shows physic students how to work an experiment. Science Paul W. Farrar, M. S. University of Arizona Biology, Physiology Harry Dall, B. S. Ohio State University Biology Much emphasis is put on the importance of science in present day life. Our Science Department will continue to keep pace with the growing demands upon the students. lt expects to accommodate a larger number of pupils with more and better equipment and teaching methods. lQlxfuj John C: Lamott, B. A. Pomona College Physics C S F, Chalkdusters Page 14 Paul Shank, M. A, Ohio State University Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry Pointer Hi-Y, Wai Kanes Physical Science Club Estell R. Sullivan, B, S. Dwight J. Young, M. A. Bowlingreen State University of Southern University California Chemistry Biology, American Chess Club Government Basic Citizenship John M. Joldersmo, B. A Hope College Advanced Biologv and Biology Life Science Club

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Speech Arts Acquiring poise and learning to speak effectively in front of an audience are the main aims of Point Loma's Speech Arts students. ln the past few years the students, under the expert coaching of Miss Jewelden Brodie, have won numerous high awards. The courses offered in this department are public speaking and drama, which includes in- termediate and advanced play production. Home Economics Home economics students are given advice on good grooming and etiquette as well as instruction in cooking and sewing. Our homemaking department works efficiently and adequately, encouraging Point Y will wf g5v,i.,., . r5EfM,7-3453 ggyw 5 l 'lf' 'L A ec' I f ' ' 'ii- 1 iis,,5553.g:fk'f,gs.,V5 - . NX Jeweldean Brodie, M. A. University of Oklahoma Speech Arts, Public Speaking Drama Jack Shuffler, B. A. San Diego State College Spanish, Public Speaking Heritage Club Sponsor Loma girls to be successful in marriage and V 9 9 Fame B' Az Elmbell' Pr T'llm0 ' - University of California B. A. Correers' Home Economics Harris Teachers College Homemaking Future Homemakers of America Mrs. Ruth Va rney Held, B. A. Kenneth E. Christianson, San Diego State c B. A. College Armstrong College Typing, Office Practice Typing, Business Countesses, American Education Field Service Geneva H. Tucker, B. S. 1 Texas Wesleyan College Record Keeping, 4, Typing Future Business If Leaders of America X . K .f w Business Education Business education courses are direc- ted toward students with varied apti- tudes and interests. The courses avail- able are in three general classifica- tions: bookkeeping, general clerical, and stenographic. Page 13

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Edward V. Guffin, B. A University of California Auto Mechanics A Ni' A IH si I y I -,,3f'dl if r a ,,...,., .v'55 '5if9' ' '15 i1,r,i1 '11 H yii X ' i 'Tv A .K 1. iv, N g . .t , N gg V -'sw f s ft.. ff,-- fx-11 -',, . k':k rrr.. Indiana University Drafting Audio Visual Aids, Sound Crew, Projection Crew F n 3' O -1 D. L. 0 -vs -of Q -1 in 5 ?' Laurence P. Kaiser, B. A. University of California Woodshop ...f- ' E' S35 14 W. Mr. Jeffers teaches Jimmy Varley and drafting class how to design houses. Industrial Art ln the industrial arts section fascinating courses are offered for those students who are interested in developing their creativity. Included in this interest- ing field are metal shop, mechanical drawing, draft- ing, a beginning and advanced course in electronics, graphic arts, woodworking, and auto mechanics. Mr. Keiser helps three wood shop students to hammer in a nail. .NV 'T' . . I ,bf X ':. 'A .15 g, fr i A it ,kftzsriggi A fl if . James H. Long, M. A. Edward Schaffroth, B. A. Joseph F. Stewart, B. S San Diego State College San Jose State College Michigan State General Metal, Wood Graphic Arts, El Portal University Shop Skeptics Electronics, Math Swimming Team Electronics Club Page 15