Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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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

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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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Business Education Training in business courses is almost completely a learning-by-doing process. After classroom instruction and Teacher demonstrations, students apply what they have learned by carrying out a proiect. In the clerical training classes, students actually operate the machines they may be expected to operate on-the-iob. They also file, type, take dictation, transcribe, write business letters, keep sets of books and, in general, practice all the ac- tivities of an office iob. The General Business course and the General Math course are designed to give basic information and skills for business careers. A course in Sales is provided for those persons who may wish to work in types of busi- ness involving salesmanship. This course, too, has a learning by doing phase in that students may use this knowledge and skill in part-time work during Christ- mas, after school, on Saturdays, and during the summer. There are two on-the-iob experience programs already underway at Tennyson. WHHT Lfmll MR if UTURE M2 f 1? Mr. Richard Shaffer, clerical training coordihator, questions students Patty Hynch and Becky Claxton in one of the interviews required for enrollment in the clerical training program. V V , GENE EATON ' I ' Bookkeeping, Office Madnines, Clerical Office Practice V, Missouri Valley, B.S. I 'IQQJI 1 In V, Colorado State College of Education, M.A. 1 'U , 7 3 .if f f f EDWARD FOREMAN .1 f Typing, F.B.L.A. X 'V A University of Wyoming, A.B. 'Vi ' A 47 Brigham Young University ' San Diego State 'INA RAE LAPUM QMRSJ wifi? F. , .4 ,fs .T in ft f General Business, Typing, Freshman Class Advisor sm 1. 1 1 5:-fit' x,,,j,rgQ4t Typing, Shorthand Area Chairman San .lose State College, A.B. RICHARD SHAFFER General Business, Business Math, Clerical Training Chico State College, A.B. GOVERNOR TOOTLE Typing, Business Math, F.B.L.A., Director of Finance San Jose State, A.B. DALE VAN SLYKE University of California, A.B.