South Gate Junior High School - Industrialist Yearbook (South Gate, CA)

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MRS. MARGARET H. WINTERS MR. 'PAUL 5. CHANCE Girls' Vice-Principal Boys' Vice-Principal MR. G. D. WILSON MRS. WILLIE MAE KALB Registrar Counselor

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Building Our lives! unnunu G MR. R. F. REARDON Principal Frawkh' HAYJV' owe. A Glance at the Campus . . . 'I'Iley Draw Blueprinig FAREWELL TO THE CLASS OF WINTER '57 What kind of profile do you have? Is it smooth, regular in contour, indicating evenly developed abilities? Is it very uneven at one point because of special interest, ability, or train- ing in one field such as math, language, or music? Or does it recede in the areas where you experience difficulty? With the help of your A9 English teacher, your grade counselor, and the Head Counselor, you have been studying the scores of tests in math, reading, language and spelling skills, as well as the results of an interest inventory. When all of these scores are entered on a specially prepared graph, lines that intersect them form cl pattern called a Hpro- file. Whether you realize it or not, this ttpicture of your ability has been helpful in making your high school program and in choosing the area of your prevocational guidance proiect. May your enthusiasm for developing your special abilities continue to' grow and may you fill in the low spots in your Hprofile by seeking help from your teachers. Our sadness at losing you is lessened by our absorbing interest in following your development. t Raymond F. Reardon, Principal Paul S. Chance, Boys' Vice Principal Margaret H. Winters, Girls' Vice Principal

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faculty Mr. Uhl, Mr. Malcolm, and Mr. Allen try to look busy on Ad- ministration steps. a 3W Mr. Erwin, Mrs. Higman, Mr. Uhl, Mrs. Ploessel, Mr. Albitz. 'I'Ile Building's ; I'M A'TELLING YOU FACULTY NOI PICTURED Mr. Halley Mr. Pelfrey Mrs. Saidy Mr. Stanley Pouring tea wifh a smile is Miss Kern of a P.T.A. meeting.