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

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KEEPING IN rONniTION. THESE BOVS GET THEIR DAILY EXERCISE IN THEIR PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS. CONDITIONED PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Heading the Girls ' Physical Education Department was Miss Ber- nice Corkhill, assisted by Miss Ruth Shaw, Miss Joyce Munson and Miss Sheila Hirshberg. In addition to class exercises, Basketball, Speedboll, Badminton, Softball and Volleyball were taught. Mrs. Phyllis Terlazzo and Mrs. Janis Bergstrom worked with the Drill Team. Miss Dorothy Baily taught Posture Training and Corrective Physical Education, while Miss Marguerite Senchak worked with Modern Dance. As head of the Boys ' Education Department, Mr. Winston Tucker headed the Varsity Football and J. V. Baseball with the assistance of Mr. Leonard Orteg. Cross Country and Varsity Baseball were led by Mr. James McConnaugh. Mr. Albert Gaber coached Swim- ming and B Football. Mr. Barney Quinn taught Posture Training and B and C Basketball. Mr. Wayman Shofstall coached Varsity Basket- ball and Mr. Jack Vogt headed Gymnastics. Golf was taught by Mr. Merrill Foster and Tennis was led by Mr. Trovie Lyons. SEATED— Miss Marguerite Senchak, Mi Mrs. Phyllis Terlazo. STANDING— Mr. Mr. Al Gabar, Miss Joyce Munson. is Ruth Shaw, Miss Dorothy Baily, Miss Bernice Corkhill, Mrs. Janis Bergstrom, Wayraon Shofstall, Mr. Jim McConnaughy, Mr. Leonard Orteg, Mr. Jack Vogt, Twenty-one

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FIRST RO A ' — Mr. Robert Marclie ' Wendell Kirk. SECOND ROW— Mr stead, Mr. George M.arek, Mr. Arthu ' , Mr. Maurice Kopp, Mr. Donal Delp, Mr. Wes Luck- Sparks, Mr. O. J. Kernodle. MR 1 RCHESE POINTS OUT TO RICH ' iRD H ' SENST.AB AND STEVE C Sb THE EXPERT WORKMANSHIP OF A WOODSHOP PROJECT. MEN WERE INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Under the supervision of Mr. Maurice Kopp, many students received expert training in the field of Industrial Arts. Metal Shop was taught by Mr. Donal Delp while Auto Shop was taught by Mr. Oral Kernodle. Architectural Drafting and Mechanical Drafting were taught by Mr. Wendell Kirk and Mr. Wesley Luckstead. Mr. Luckstead also taught Stage Croft. Mr. George Marek taught Machine Shop and Mr. Arthur Sparks was in charge of Graphic Arts. The Industrial Arts Department made many fine accomplishments and the hard work of the boys showed up in the craftsmanship of their projects. Page Twenty

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DRIVER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Under the instructions of Mr. J. B. Crandall, the Driver Education Faculty presented many classes involving the theory of present day laws. They placed emphasis on those lav s which were of real significance to the students in the practical aspects of driving. Mr. Cran- dall was assisted in these lessons by Mr. Lee Graves. Under the new Driver Training pro- gram the students received a number of weeks of training preparation in a specialized Driver Training trailer. Other teachers instructing in the regular road training were Mr. Crude, Mr. W. Kenneth Cox, Mr. Edward Starr, and Mr. Lasiter. DRIVER EDUCATION F. ' VCrLTV Mr. Omle, Mr. V. Kenneth Cox, Mr. Edu: Mr. I. B. Crandall, Mr. Lasiter. THE TROOPS .AFTER MR. ST, RR E.XPL.MNS .ALI, OF THE GE.ARS, DI.WE DRIGGS .AND M.ARV VOLNG RF RE. DV FUR HIE RO.AD. Page Tiventy-two mmi