Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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FQCULTY Teachers on Seniors Many of the seniors I teach are becoming seri- ous and are realizing the importance of this last year. Most ofthe seniors act too macho and seem to be really unprepared for life after high school. Some are fairly mature and will make it anywhere. A., ,- ,.y. ,. 1 2 1. Mr. Hansen burns the midnight oil preparing for a lecture. 2. Ms. Dixon and board member, Pal Gregory. examine the check for the Molecular Biology experiment. rw'1ndRX Dr. Lewis Cain Esther Carl Donald Carlson Judy Chilcott Business X ROP English Math Science gf x N f sg., '11 I N 1 1 ri K F Q T ' Rose Christofferson Persis Cohen Jerold Cooke Eleanor Crites Science Foreign Language Social Science Foreign Language Daniel Davidson Nawab Dean English Fedor Dubenko Social Science Linda Dixon Ernest Dobbert Math Science Foreign Language .1 saws Seg a - .fgt ,. r: wr, , lb Q 'N .gl V g 4' Tina Durham Norman Earle Dr. Victor Essert Nurse English Foreign Language 212 FACULTY

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ULTY Teachers on Sophomores Sophomores are smart enough to know that they don't know everything - the dawn is break- ing. Sophomores are neatg they are trying to be mature but are just shy of it. For the most part they are the Hinuolued ones of the school. Mellow Out! Charles Lampman Industrial Education 1 Janine Martin Math 'Z' , tn' '-1 , .Qt 595 . at-,ffii gif? v ig tj wma Wm JS reid ,. 4 2 . 2 1 Wayne Milton Englishftlournalism 2 1. Mr. Larnpman poses for the picture. 2. Ms. Wagoner and Mr. Wallace play a little one on one during P.E. . Dale Natiuidad Special Education 7 ikwxwt tggmfie , ll 4 43735 'L ' ,Q 'Q --E5 - A ' rim, ' - It 'h it Calvin Linde Industrial Education Dean McGregor ROP X Elect ssti' 4 , i f K Monrad Monsen Special Education ,W E 51-1-V5 .t ' 5 A . ,f, by . . 41 . , z si' , .., -73' 2 , v ' I 5 .5 ws: 3 +. g g? Frank Negri Physical Education Thomas Lohse Library Dennis Miller EnglishfSpeech Bill Munyer CSR Jack Nuezel EnglishfScience f wi Sash r ' 1, ,W 'WT-i fvwb fi f A f . , . 1,1-,,. , A - . ' i ' ff ,. , . Z - sr K K 1 . 1 1 iii Gerald Lopes Music :gg K . W sm! A ,sg I ' k Y . 'Vi .4 K y 5 ,Q P N A T jgyjkl Patricia Mills Social Science Tom Murray MathfComputer Science Charles Nulk BusinessfMath 214 FACULTY