San Gabriel High School - El Camino Real Yearbook (San Gabriel, CA)

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l Frm EARL KREINBRING jncfusbziaf 04154 N, ai DONALD BEATY JOHN DAWLEY Creative planning, technical knowledge and careful processing are blended to- gether making it possible to convert raw materials into well shaped, -useful ar- ticles. Procedures and fundamentals gained through these experiences are invaluable for future engineers, craftsmen, and hobbyists. -Earl Kreinbring, Department Head 3 it 1 K , s l HF. xii., , X 4iI'fR:b'5l ' ' ' 1 CHARLES HANAWALT GERALD SMITH WILLIAM WADDLETON I Omema in The Homemaking Department provides courses in the following areas: I. Clothing selection, construction, and use for the individual and the family. 2 Food: selection, preparation, service, buying and storage. 3. Housing: selection, arrangement, and utilization of home equipment and furnishings, managerial aspects of homemaking. 4, Home and family relationships. 5 Child care and guidance. 6 Home nursing: healthy family living. -Catherine Anderson, Department Head MRS. CATHERINE ANDERSON 'NC MRS. ELMA EISTRAT

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-m fngair ---AA Reading . . . wriTing . . . spelling and vocabulary! How familiar These words may seem To fifTeen hundred sTudenTs who Take re- quired English for Three years. There are over Two hundred seniors Taking English 7 and 8, elecTive courses To give college prepararory sTudenTs special help in advanced composiTion and IiTeraTure. IT is imporTanT To learn To organize ThoughTs coherenTly and logically on paper, so sTudenTs vvriTe Themes and sTudy spelling and vocabu- lary words every week. The sTudenTs have The opporTuniTy To read some of The world's greaT IiTeraTure. RALPH CUTLIP f '! -Ralph CuTIip, DeparTmenT Head I-A I cf! is HUGH BUFFUM MRS. FRANCES COHEN MRS. SHAY DOBIS MRS-HELEN GODDARD ,-gg KL , , IU' -8 if MRS. JEAN Foee I I MRS. LILLIAN JOHNSON MISS MONICA KAUFMANN fi . Mies. BETTY KELLEY MRS. ELAINE LUDLOW ,I G: i , Q I -nf-f' I S ' f .I Q 3 yi is . , I My I ,E Z 'L J ff' FRANK MAYER '-' I MRS. MAXINE RENKEN WILLIAM THRALL lL'JES .WARNER 3 Pm, A965

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CUZ LLCLE The primary obiecTive of The Language DeparTmenT is To Teach The spoken and wriTTen forms of The languages offered To The sTudenTs enrolled in The various . classes. Each sTudenT will grow in his appreciafion of a culTure oTher Than his own, and will gain insighT and experi- 'V ence wiTh The problems of communica- AA Tion. As GoeThe said, He who knows only one language, knows no lan- guage. I Q lv? 1145 QS' MRS. MARY SHAW -Mary Shaw, DeparTmenT Head MRS, THERESA B4 CLARK MRS. FRANCES C. COHEN FQ J N MISS YOLANDA M. GONZALES MISS MONICA M. KAUFMANN .UF HALSTEAD MccoRMAc I it yr ri' LORION W. STILLION WILLIAM WADDLETON .-J, iffy' Q5 -Q x MISS BETH KLASSON MRS. JEAN VILLALOBOS asia Our Music Deparfmenf has many obiec'rives, highesf among Them being The providing of in- sfrucrion in vocal and insTrurnenTaI music which will lead To fine performing abilify and suc- cessful individual and group acTiviTy in choir, boys and girls glee clubs, band, orchesfra, and in piano and insTrumenTal classes. STaTus, poise, and self-assurance are developed in The sTu- denT, and a Toundarion is laid for avocaTional and vocaTionaI pursuiTs in music. -HalsTead Mcfformac, DeparTmenT Head