Susan Miller Dorsey High School - Circle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Mr. Don Misumi Mr. Nicholas Gaspar Miss Elizabeth Listwan Mrs. Hazel Sobers F32 Mrs. Gloria Steward N.. Y v--V-W k -1 Mr. David Carroll Mr. Laddie Kracalik l Mr. Mat Matsumoto l Mr. Leonard Soloff Mr. Werner Willoughby -5 Science Mr Hal Lazner Miss Gail Quarnstrom . . consequently. the molecules of the liquid will alter their position and change into a gas Teachers set the patterns for learning, but it is up to the students to make these patterns grow. Subjects as Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are a part of the world of knowledge being offered to each Dorsey student by the Science Depart- ment. Headed by Mr. Misumi, the Science Department works with one basic goalg that is to share with their students the knowledge of the many scientific fields around them. Through the combined efforts of students and teachers, we can look forward to a strong pattern in our scientific educa- tion, and a world of tomorrow. l9 44

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Physical ducation girls' Mrs. Kay Fulton Mrs. Gloria Johnson Mrs. Janet Spurlock Mrs. Vange Westfield l'Relax and bend with the ball Mr. John Evans Mr. Mike Gerber Mrs. Ruth Moroney Miss Saundra Cox Keep your eye on the ball and don't lift your head, explains Miss Wiesel 7 boys Mr. Elmer Douglas Mr. Horace Anderson Mr. Clarence Cha Yes! No excuses! The sign on the door set the atmosphere for a year of constant activity in the Girls' P.E. Department as green and white uniforms dotted the field and filled the gym every day. Cries of To your mark, get set, go! from the track, Foul! from the basketball court, Racket back, swing! from the tennis courts and Ouch! from the volleyball courts could be heard as the teachers, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Moroney, prodded classes to play and learn rules and safety. For the girls, it was a very good year. 18

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f' e'- ee 'ew Social Studies Listen my children and you will hear ofthe midnight ride of Paul Revere Mr. George Hamilton Mrs. Ednamae Doran Did you know that President Tyler died on a hot day because he drank too much lemonade? To find the answers to this pressing question and many more, see your Social Studies teacher. Seriously, Social Studies is a broad field consisting of various subjects such as race relations, compromises, and numerous wars. Projects in International Rela- tions, current event reports, and term papers are all part of the Social Studies pattern at Dorsey. But after all the work is done, just think about all the material you have learned and go have a glass of lemonade. Mr. Larry Lisonbee Miss Stephanie Marquardt Mr. Eugene Richmond Mr. Jay Shaffer Mr. Alan Baylyff Mr. Gerald Calhoun Mr. Stephen Go rdon Mrs. Sylvia Joel ' Mr. K.H. Theile