Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Boys Develop Skills in Industrial Arts To combine creative opportunity with prac- ticality is the object ot the industrial arts area. Here boys develop dexterity and skill with rna- chinery and tools as they produce anything trom lewelry to hand-tooled wallets. Unfortunately, industrial arts courses are popu- lar with some students who are simply looking for easy credit. They soon discover that one may even fail a non-solid. Mr. Klote, Mechanical Drawing teacher, points out to Ronnie Jeffries and Ralph Russo the six steps which must be followed in repairing a T-square. Mr. Wilbur Blomgren, Electricity shop teacher, loins Clit-lord York lletfl and David Edwards lrightl as Mike Merritt operates a device which is designed to test both radio and television tubes.

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Girls' Physical Education presents to the girls many different activities. In the Freshman year the girls are given a course called Growth. ln this course they are given basic background in the mysteries of the human body. Aside from this they have six weeks of co-ed dancing and several sports. The sophomore girls are given speedball, bas- ketball, archery, party games, and volleyball. They also have co-ed dancing. The iunior girls became acquainted with such sports as golt, speedball, volleyball, field hockey and paddle tennis. Besides the co-ed dancing, the Juniors get tolk dancing. ln this course the girls are given 8215- riety of dances from European countries as well as our own United States. I lf! ,K L r Y . E 7 J' 4 -J 4 1 c J 4 s J ,ff I V i A . l 1 Q 1 bf J VV if , its ' 4 X 1 , JI x.f NJ Pj X ' - V j Y? J N. 'LIS KN-5 ' , ,I - Miss Sanders Cleftl assists student Pat Thissen in a new dance step - . 2 1 l I 1 la p ,I ,l ' , A f . ' - T I, I , 'f I A Mi V I. I- -N J F IJ 'xv My V x xii' 1 Q . - JJ P L lv 1 Present Varied Sktjus N, , , 1 Xt .1 ' I I IN? W . 1 Ji u , ll. X .A E x xf g 'JEAN HECKENDORF Physical Education Area Chairman Fresno State, A.B. University of Colorado, M.S PATRICIA KEMPER Physical Education University of California in Los Angeles, B.S. MARDEL SANDERS Physical Education San Jose State, A.B. DOROTHY ANN STEENBLOCK Physical Education Fresno State College, A.B.

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DONALD L. BECK Mechanical Drawing, Electricity San Jose State College, A.B. NlELVlN BELOTZ Wood Shop, Art Metals, Plastics, Mechanical Drawing Area Chairman Chico State, AB. W l LBUR BLOMGREN Electricity, Radio Fresno State College, AB. '11 if 'Q or e ED KLOTE Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing Oklahoma State University, B.S. Oregon State College, M.Ed. NICHOLAS PARKS Automotive l, Il University of Calitornia, AB. Santa Barbara LUCKY LEON WATERMAN General Metals, Red and Gun Cl San Jose State College, A.B. ob ROBERT Wood San J f - -mf'-'ffw ,M , , '1'j.5 ,, ww ' ,fat 4 W7 'ff ,V , f f f f 1, , W ' f, '. ' 17' 2,1 'LQCW IZ1 ' fm.- W-fzifffff W f M. , , . ACL M , J V fifth , .uf 1' 'VQQ A 'Nh Hx by K ,fl Q V tx ww vw f ,Q WEBER working, General Metals ose State, AB. . v ' we '1 .. 5-K - 1v1Y1Y- - 1 7- 3 I 2.15 I ,III Ji: , i iii .di K , 4 ' QW 3, f Wi! 6? Ee' 11 Y X X ie -if 5 Mr, Robert Weber looks on with critical eye as Kenneth Lane readies for work in Advanced Woods class. 25