South Mountain High School - Southerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'em R Dean Clemit Linus P. Cory RobertDar1ielS B.A., A.S.U. B.A., A.S.U. B.S., A.5.U. M.A., A.5.U. M.A., A.S.U. M.A., A.S.U. IN DUSTRIAL ARTS Using the metal lathe provides practical and educational experience for Kent Cox. a Future draftsmen, engineers, auto mechanics, and handy- '55 . r X men will be found tinkering around in the industrial arts ' lab building or at work in the classroom under the guid- 7 ance of the teacher. Mr. Nelson is a new addition to the r r industrial arts department and teaches a variety of courses. The other teachers are also experts in their fields. Mr ara s Perrill, who is the head of the department, teaches drafting. t The other teachers and their respective fields are: Mr. Daniels - electronics, Mr. Clemit - crafts, Mr. Cory - woods, Mr. Richards - metals, and Mr. Russell - auto mechanics. Jim Richards B.S., N.A.U. M.A., N.A.U. 'QNX Jerauld J. Nelson B.A., A.s.u. M.A., A.s.u. Y Q w N fr, X .s ff James Perrill B.S., N.A.U. M.A., N.A.U. Kenneth Russell B.A., A.S.U. M.A.,A.S.U.

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and li C :nl For those wishing to learn about art, for those wishing to improve their techni- ques, and for those wishing to refresh their memories, South Mountain has three teachers in the fields of ceramics, art history, and painting - Miss Hatta- baugh, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. Boothby. Mr. Lewis is the head of the art department. Miss Williams is the photography teacher and is also part of the art department. All photography students learn picture- taking techniques, care of equipment, and the entire process of photography from her. Yearbook and school news- paper photographers have all been in Miss Williams' class at one time or an- other. ' Paints, brushes, and paper are evidently the order of the day for this art student. This budding artist explains the style, technique, and colors used in one of her paintings. A John J. Boothby B.A., A.S.U. M.A., A.S.U. Alma Hattabaugh William R- Lewis Mary E. Williams B,A,, A,S,U, B.F.A., Drake U. B.F.A., Moore Col. M-A-, A-5-U- M.A., Columbia U.

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Mr. Mclntyre, a biology teacher, is also head of our science department. Not only biology, but physics, chemistry, earth and space science, and courses in general science are offered. Dissecting a fetal pig, smelling up the chemistry lab, and building an atom smasher are unforgettable events that bring many a smile to South Mountain students. Finding a paramecium- or see- ing the Big Dipper gives a sense of achievement to others. The teachers here are as varied as the courses. Mr. Canham, who teaches chemistry, is a qualified ham operator, and Mr. Mclntyre was a photographer before teaching and still does photog- raphy for a hobby. Mr. Sanders, who is a new addition to the science depart- ment, teaches both physics and math- ematics. Rebel students will find an able and qualified science staff. Alfred R. Andrews M. Durwood Canham B.S., Loyola U. , B.A., Olivet Col. M.S., A.S.U. M.S., U. of Ill. xg., Y 1 .1 as qw 1 rf il Joseph Ehlers B.S., A.S.U. M.S., A.S.U. M. Wm. Mclntyre Rodman Ralston Jim Sanders B.A., A.S.U. BA., Ohio U. B.S., N.E.S.C. Sl I E E M.A., A.s.u. M.A., columbia u. M.S., N.E.s.c. g ii:-3. S mm' I 0 I- xx S 9 lznlljfn D '13, Clans Intern! was so great that a new club was formed this year, the Earth and Space Science Club. Arlene E. Seneca B.S., Talladega Col. M.S., Atlantic U. Raymond A. White M.A., A.S.U. 21