Amador County High School - Skip Yearbook (Sutter Creek, CA)

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LIMITING OUR PREIUDICES HORIZONS OF CONSIDERATION 1. Mary Io Fox- Physical Education 9-12, English 10 Lab and English 11 Practical. Awareness is an area that is gradually attaining expansion. The school sys- tem and individuals associated with it are beginning to recognize scholastic and athletic achievements of females at ACHS. Now it is time for the women themselves to say wholeheartedly UI can instead of Let him or I'm not strong enough. 2. Iohn Hawkins- Welding IXII, Beginning Agriculture Mechanics, Agricul- tural Shop, Vocational Fine Arts and Power Equipment. 3. Dennis Larson- Drivers Education and Physical Education First year teacher eager to teach, frustrated by students unable to reach. Breaking the ties of yesterdays, making new friends and learning new ways. Discipline, homework, careers and hope followed by burnouts, dropouts and dope. Armbands, dress codes, community despair, student growth and building programs, tax payer beware! Years of frustrations, years of delight, back again next year until you do it right! 4. Lenelle Hardy- Teacher Aide- Vietnamese students I think our community is expanding and growing in their gracious accep- tance of people from other countries and cultures. It makes me happy to know our horizons of consideration for others have not been limited by our own prejudices. 5. Dave Richmond- Survey of Criminal Iustice. Xl we -'i5',g:.2 ' lb-Y All Qt .f.-la0.-1- - 24 Teachers

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42 1 X1 ws ff Z 8 Continuous Change 7. Iohn Larson - Vocational Fine Arts, Drafting f1!AdvancedJ, Mechanical and Architectural Drafting. 8. Ninette Griffin - Counselor and Skills Laboratory 9. Big Lew yet abides by the administrative hair code. 10. Giles Turner - English 10 Laboratory, Drama f1!Advancedj, Iournalism, Broadcast, and Advanced Speech. . 11. Carol Urbani - English 10, Practical English 11 and Scholarship. The arterial aspect of living demands that after each exertionfstress those elastic parts of ourselves fmindfbodyl never iare restored to their original form. They are changed will continue to change. 12. Stan Redkey - Geography Psychology 1!11, Sociology, Contemporary Problems and Government. Teachers 23

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Community Push Interest Rises Increased community concern in the 1979-80 school year prompted the development of inner district parent and advisory groups. The com- munity, stated Superintendent Ben Klotz, is more cooperative and also more demanding. Parents are taking a more active interest in school board activities, but are also pushing for education in subjects which were formerly taught at home. The board received several let- ters from parents who felt that teachers should instruct children in areas previously labeled parent responsibilities. Said Klotz, These things show a general lack of concern for proper hygiene. 1. This plaque, offered by the Native Sons of the Golden West, indicates the necessity for more building space at Amador. 2. Superintendent Ben Klotz reviews the high school's moraldilemmas before they are presented to the board. Sponsored by Castte Bookkeeping Pine Grove District Office 25