Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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outhful spirit 4 'l rash ,sf . ,IQ V .l 41 Teachers became students again when they conducted pep rally. Faculty Teachers retained The largest organization on cam- pus was Western's faculty. With a working staff of over 75 well-educated people, it was a task for one teacher to get acquainted with every other teach- er. With such a large group, a sort of in- spirational and spirit-building unit was also gathered. Teachers assisted the cheerleaders and other school organizations in raising the spirits and voices of the Pioneers at football rallies. A large number of teachers decor- ated their classrooms during Beat Anaheim week and some rooms never took down their banners and mourning garb. ' jg .14 . 751' f' ' Mr. William Christie Driver Education Mr. Carlin Coffman Adaptive P.E. Mrs. janice Cook Physical Education Miss Marjorie Cook Physical Education Mr. Ventura Cornejo Spanish Mr. Donald Crosby Business Education Many teachers became advisors to clubs, giving extra time to make their club productive and to keeping it moving. As the year came to an end, the teachers who contributed to help keep spirit alive would look back and re- member those times when they be- came an active part of the school. 23

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Miss Sharon Backus Physical Education Mr. Lee Baxter Machine Shop Mr. Douglas Bennett Geometry Miss Marian Bertotti French Mr. Marvin Blemker U. S. History Miss Deni Bornschleg Spanish, French Mr. Rex Boyer U.S. History Mr. Vincent Caruana Drafting Mr. Dennis Carvalho Typing, Shorthand Mr. john Cesareo Automotive Mr. john Chaldu Health Education Mr. Covell Ch ristian Photography Bro dy vs MacPherson A lot of shouts and cheers came from some teachers

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Miss Pat Fahl Mathematics Mrs. Ruth Geppert Homemaking Mr. Paul Golfos English Mr. Robert Glascock Mathematics Miss Owline Gregory Physical Education Mrs. Patricia Griffith Homemaking 24 Mr. Lawrence Ctibor Sociology Mr. Sheldon Dickinson Electronics Mr. Alex Encheff Music Mr. Robert Fieldhouse Driver Education www b 1 9i?K??l5?7g?lf55i?isif4t?5?f5f3' l''l'i'i'7EE,!5ijS:?ii 24?fefff23z.'ff?Qiss -1 bags, ff ' f' a ''1 . 1'f'ffL2'.uf, - t -2 ff' ,ff Q mais: . Q f 5 l lllli. 5:5 av - 555 1 at. l l , . The Foreign language lab assisted students by pro- viding an auditory experience. Faculty Quality of inst Instructors experimented with nevi techniques of teaching as the new yea: began. They searched for interesting ways to present their material. In the English department, a com- pletely different approach was started In place of the standard English classes teachers had the opportunity of choosl ing to teach aivariety of English,-orien-' ted courses, ranging from Science Fic- I 1 A jewish Rabbi addressed the Bible Literature class of Mrs. Netilee Wheaton as part ofspeakers program.