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

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of the Universe SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Heading the Science Faculty this year was Mr. Harold Young, physics teacher. Mr. Louis Falb, sponsor of the Natural History Club, B111 l'Villia1n Kroot, and lXfIr. George Platner, advisor of the Electrons, taught chemistry classes. Physiology classes were held under Mr. Gordon Locklear, Mr. Darryl Lange, lXfIr. Robert Patton, and lN1r. Kroot. lNIr. Haryey Raskind instructed a new college preparatory science course. Advanced Biol- ogy. B111 John Hallahan. director of the Astronomy Club, taught Modern Science, which is similar to the class of Physical Science taught in the past. Teaching Life Science to tenth graders were Mr. Gerald Bessey. Mrs. Margie Hanzal, Mr. Paul Hy- nianson. Keir. Locklear. Mr. John Lynch, Mr. Lange. Mr. Edward Miller. Mrs. Golda Nloser. Mr. Raskind. and Mr. Myron Ronne, SCIENCE FACULTY FIRST ROW-Mr. Rcskind, Mrs. Hcmzol, Mr. Young, Mrs. Moser, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Patton. SECOND ROW-Mr. Hymonson, Mr. Miller, Mr. Locklecr, Mr. Fclb, Mr. Plotner, Mr. Lange, Mr. Krool, Mr. Loufzenheiser, Mr. Ronne, Mr. Hcillohon, Mr. Bessey. PHYLLIS NICHOLSON EXPLAINS AN ALGEBRA JOHN. PAT AND BILL ARE LEADING A PHYSIOLOGY CLASS IN A EQUATION TO SHARRON, STEVE AND EVELYN DISCUSSION OF NARCOTICS af e Eleven

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LISTENING TO AN EXPLANATION OF A TRIGONOMETRY PROB- LEM BY MR. KUBO AND PETER, BARBARA, EVAN, MARIE, LoL'Is AND LOUISE ARE PUZZLED f s s? ses . M54 ' F5235 3 X K A U I 1f2,fMf . A ' swf . Y v U Zifg . . . The Wonders MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Miss Jean Robb, teaching Mathematical Analysis and Algebra, headed the Mathematics Faculty this year. Other important college pre- paratory courses OFfered were Algebra, Geom- etry, and Trigonometry, which were taught by a large part of the faculty. For students with a non-academic major Basic Math, High School lXTath, and Industrial Math were taught by Mrs. Eugenia Negulic, Mr. Myron Ronne, Mr. Robert L. Sanders, and Mr. George Stuart. Mr. John Doerr and N111 Alden YVillis spon- sored the Math Maniacs for students interested in a club for mathematics. Miss Florence Reese coached the math team for the Occidental Field Day, At this event the team placed first in its division. Mr. W'illis coached the team for the Wfilliam B. Orange Memorial Contest at Los Angeles City College, where both team and 1721 ,. ' ,I 'sa- A 1 2 Q ,., .., -d 5 individual prizes were given. ,Af MATHEMATICS FACULTY FIRST ROW-Mr. Kubo, Mr. Hamm, Miss Robb, Mr. Sfucri, Mr. Vonesiun, SECOND ROW-Mr, McCaffrey, Mr. Goodman, Mr. Culwick, Mr. Doerr, Miss Reese, Mr. Willis, Mrs. Negulic, Mr. R. I.. Sanders, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Ronnc. Page Tm

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:rl .Q W7 1 ff lifi fn. . '5 J? i -lf - :': :II.1tf : 5 42 -. Page Tzuflzw' ENGLISH FACULTY FIRST ROW-Mrs. Luschow, Mrs. Geiler, Miss Keough, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Finn, Mr. Frisius. SECOND ROW-Mr. Hall, Mr, Kessler, Mr. Cragoe, Mr. Lefiiz, Mr. Brocki. . . . And H'S ENGLISH DEPARTBIENT The varied and widespread activities of the English Department were coordinated bv Bliss. Annina Price. This vear two new English courses were started: Speed Reading. bv Mrs. Helen Sekelv: lX'orld Literature. bv Mr. Jim Xkhitehead. George llvf1fl1Ii7IQf0II Slept Hur. the plav produced by the drama classes in the winter semester. was under the supervision of Miss Catherine BIcMillan. Llr. Ravmond Kessler. public speaking teacher. sponsored the N.F.I... and coached manv students for speech competitions, Mr. Irwin Porges headed the stall of students that put out manv line editions of the Mirror. and Mrs. Price was the advisor of the Crimson and Gray. rllllk' Pegasus Club. sponsored by Blr. hfilie Foster. produced the Il'ir1.gcd Pun. an anthology of student verse. PAM Bruno ure,-ws l'Oli'1'RY TO MrxR1LvN AND JEFF IN MR. FRlSIl'Sl ENu1.1su l,rrr1R.xTt'Rii CLASS Muyr iufuuws ins sr-rziauir IN Prnuc Srriexxixc, wH1L1i lJo1'o'rmr1s mm .xNn J.-xN T,-xiius NOTES