Van Nuys High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Van Nuys, CA)

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Miss RYAN EXPLAINS THE RIGHT METHOD CUTTING A PATTERN TO FRAN. JOAN, LEE, TOBY AND JOANNE 1915111 fur LORE, JEAN AND JANICE IMPATIENTLY XVAIT FOR THEIR MEAL AS IT IS BEING PREPARED BY SUSIE AND HARRIET -'--v-wmv x HOME ECONOMICS FACULTY SEATED-Miss Kay Ryan. STANDING-Mrs. Dorothy Simmons. Palgr l2vj,Qfllf'f'7L svli 'A e an-hawaii Amr ban W wh ,, A , ' PM 9 ' , . 5 F .. H E' gzgeee . Jw V 1 QE 3' -il ' L ' iam vf' .Y--,-,, v WL? .-, ff, ' 1 v-v'-' '-in w l l'1'L',fv:1,i':v:, El V ' A ' S is f, ' G I f-fi fe Q- ' P' , fp Qfwfwilf g, OS-DG, HOME ECONOM ICS FACU LTY Hmnc- Ecmioniics was taught this your by Bliss Ruth Reiter. Miss Kay Rynn and Ll nvw tl'LlL'ilK'li nt Van Nuys, BITS. Dorothy Sinnnons. Cflnssvs in Clothing, Foods, Child Curc. Hoinc Nursing. Ind Hmnv I.ix'ing', proyvd to iw Ol' practical ynlnc' to tha' students. Miss Rviu-1' was hcnd Oli thc' LiCIJLlI'tllll'Ilt for thc full scinvstci' and Miss Ryan livndcd it in ilu' spring. ln pus! Sl'lIll sun-cl tlim' lim-tty fil'0L'iit'l' II0llll'llllliiillg Uontvst. In 1957 thcy did -stvrs thc Hmnc Econoniics UI-pm't11Ic1It has spon- su signin. nncl liincln lrowlwridgv was tin' lucky Ivcipimit Of thc Oni nwnrci. lln' l'llllll'l' llUIlll'lllL xkvrs Oli .'Xnn'i'icn is spunsorvd by Miss Ryan and Mrs Sinnnons. 'lin' flnlw Illl'i'lS I-x'v1'y xwvlx und llclps stndcnts lm urn lnm ln lwcoim- snvrm-sslill ilUllll'l!l1liik' t - ,. f.,I I. A as

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Y 'JM dl-. AGRICULTURE FACULTY IM' . . - 4' Mr. D. J. Rollins, Mr. G. E. Nielson, Mr. C. B. Kung. AGRICTULTL'RE FACZL'I,'l'Y lNIr. Grant Nielson was head of the Agriculture Depart- ment for another successful year. Assisting him were M1'. Charles King and Mr. Dell Rollins. Vocational Agriculture was taught hy all three teachers. and in addition to this, N111 King taught Agricultural Science and Floriculture. Vocational Agriculture is taught ut Five Acres, wlicre all the equipment for nn up-to-dutc study of farining tech- niques can he found. Floriculture is L1 course avnilnhle to any student. Besides learning all of the technical and scientihc aspects of plants, the students also learn how to trrrnnge Horal displays and make corsnges. The Yan Nuys Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was sponsored by the Agriculture Faculty. One of the largest school organizations. it had Ray Wilding as president for the spring and fall semesters. ,, Skills' fur :Futures Zgright MR. M. MOBLEX'. A PROFESSIONAL BUTCHER. snows THE BOYS HOXV TO EVISCERATE A STEER IDAVID. LARRY, PAT, BOB AND PAUL ARE PINNING A CHICKENS FOR PACKING ' - E .Az f..-1.-m.l.:aEl -325112 -1 .. ' -L 'fs-i.2.f.' ,J X ' V 1.5 'gy gg.-...fzgjfz Q. A X t A P Page Seventeen

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Zlaumes anti mars S, I INDU STRIAL ARTS FACULTY Industrial Arts were under the excellent supervision of hir. Wlilliam Chambers, in whose classes students work busily at graphic arts. lN1r. Robert lX1archese managed the Stage Crew and taught Industrial Mathematics classes, while Mr. Donald Delp taught General Metals, and Mr. George Marek taught Vocational Machines and Machine Shop. Mechanical Drafting was taught by Mr. Merrill Hampton. Mr. Cecil Gates, and Mr. Wendell Kirk. who also taught Architectural Drafting. The work in the wood shop was under the direction of Mr. Ben Halpern. Electricity and radio were the subjects that drew interest in the room of B111 Niaurice Kopp. All the boys in this depart- ment acquired skills for use in their future lines, MR. M.AREK sL'PERvIsEs JOHN. TERRY. DENNIS AND JOHN AS THEY LEARN THEIR TRADE IN MACHINERY fgsfsg Q