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

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Physical Education Helps Develop The Students sw , lf 3 . . ., , l THOMAS AVERY LOUELLA FONG '34 in ' iii ' S .TOM GILLASPIE BOYS' Gym Girls' Gym ' G - Boys' Gym Football Coach G.A.A. Trai C 4 - Baseball Coach Physical fitness played an important . X L 'S l is ri it l OS-over fitness. part in the school this year. Under the Physical Education department, students participated in various sports and activi- ties to keep fit. Included in this program, the Girls' P. E. department had a special fitness program for some of its classes. Various field and individual sports helped to 1 1? .4 e Boys' P.E. department kept the boys in time with the program by having calisthenics, track, and field sports in the course. Teachers from both departments felt that there was enthusiasm shown by the students for the program this year. The boys in physical education engage in many vigorous exercises. 30 Physically ra.. -- ag, .rf .. . , . W . ......,.. sa, Eg. y . ff My ,swag Lk .ggi ,Q Aa ' 'mg 12, tw 1 i ji wi- 'E li X' 6 W 3254 , Nl gx 4' .. , .. -. A ma 1 as .a ,F a RONALD HEUSSER Boys' Gym Basketball Coach auf-f..,k SVN li P CHUCK NOBEI Boys' Gym Wrestling Coach CAROLYN RUST Girls' Gym Girls' League iefilz 'I 4 . if . HVRVA Q L H . Wim... W f . ' CATHERINE SNIDER Girls' Gym G.A.A.

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Special Skills O fy RICHARD HARMON RAYNARD JORRITSMA Painting Painting Drawing Drawing I AFS Department Head DALE SJOGREN General Art Girls League Freshman Sponsor Commercial Art General Art A creative world of art attracted many students who wished to develop their individual talents in freehand drawing, crafts and commercial arts. The general art courses offer the students opportunities to work in abstract and realistic forms. Im- proving with experience, the students attempted more difficult projects such as figure drawing and oil painting. Commerc- ial art students kept busy with ads, posters and lettering. Experimenting with color, form and texture added to the students' abilities. Mr. Richard Raynard told of plans to have nine students study art at the Art Center School in Los Angeles on Saturday mornings and added that one Santiago student would be on full tuition. Mr. Richard Raynard aids in the placing of tiles on a mosaic. 4 i

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These Jobs Are An Indispensable Part Of The The nurse's office is one of the busiest places in school. It is occupied every period H y - --.Qt of the day by students with many and various li r . . health complaints. Q,-,,,,,, 'V' 1, r p 'lg . The library assumed a very important role 'Q ilo ' r in the life of every Santiago studentg ency- clopedias, reference books, science, biography, travel, fiction, and poetry were available for research, pleasure, and required reading. The bookstore provided the students with all the necessary materials for a successful year at Santiago. Mastery of the techniques of sportsmanlike driving is the basis of the study in Drivers, Education. Classroom discussions, visual aids, LEE PETERSON DONALD SOUZA Nurse Drivers' Education Mrs. Anna Repp counts the money turned in at the bookstore during one day, School JANE WERNER Librarian and guest speakers helped prospective drivers to learn the rules and regulations of good driving. Students were also given behind-the- wheel training. Mrs, jane Werner fright! and Mrs. Marie Migliaccio check the library cards. 1'4- r Mrs. Lee Peterson prepares to take the temperature of a sick student. 31