Santiago High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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Insight Into The Future. World History presents to the sopho- mores the story of the world as a whole, with its many different aspects of culture. United States History, for juniors, traces the growth of democracy from colonial days to the present. Seniors take two courses in social studies. Civics, a one semester course, concentrates on giving the students a complete under- standing of the structure and workings of our national government. Another semester devoted to Economics, including the study of banking, labor, taxes, and stocks and bonds. Seniors are also offered semester courses in the history of Latin America and A Asia and Africa. I 1 1' iiiii A A DONALD LEAVEY U.S. History B-Football junior Sponsor EMILY SENESE Civics Economics Yell Leaders junior Sponsor EARL MOREN U.S. History NHS Q YS 4-,v A . CHARLES WESTRA World History Student Coundl ICC Sponsor S p fw- HAL ROBERTS World History History of Latin America Big C Club wir . A ALFRED WILSON World History Cheer Leaders junior Sponsor ,., , rife a Mr. Donald Leavey demonstrates the importance of maps, and globes in the study of United States History.

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Reveals The Pastg Gives Social Studies si... I: ma..- if S -'av I if MARILYN DAWSON ivics Economics CSF Senior Sponsor Department Head BILL AUTRY U.S. History ---.,...i.. Mr. Louis Drexel expounds on the Gross Product. 1. National 4' U iz? . .' , tiit Q 1 3 .gr I .+.,, gf' A ,, f. A A MARJORIE LOUIS DREXEL KEITH LAIR CARRIGAN Civics U.S. History World History Economics French I Senior Sponsor Mr, Earl Moren is reviewing the main points in United States History for the semester final.

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Santiago's administration anticipated the need for modern mathematics in secondary education and this year provided facilities for teaching courses including SMSG Geometry, functional math anal- I I The Math Department Opens Doors s ZEZ K ill 1 23: X K w ' 1 V ysis, SMSG Algebra, and modern trigonometry. Algebra I and Algebra II served as the basis for this higher mathematics program. In these courses students learned the essentials of sets, linear and quadratic equations, determinants, graphing, and related algebraic functions. Trigonometry students learned the basic trigon- ometric functions, inverses and indentities. In Math I and II students learned the practical applications of elementary mathematics. These courses provided a valuable help to students who were not interested in higher mathematics courses. General mathematics courses provided the basis for practical business courses and the industrial arts program. DENNIS TITZKOWSKI Math Analysis SMSG Geometry Trigonometry Department Head LOIS DOUCETTE Trigonometry Algebra II Geometry VINCENT BUONACORE Math I Varsity Football 'ff ' . L. ' IVAN MCCANN Geometry Algebra II Math Il Math students diligently work percentage problems on the board. GEORGE DAVIS Math II Algebral . ...eee I ...E-I 1 2 DARRBL MANDERSCHIED Mathl Algebral Geometry 20