Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Lettergirl's Premier Front Row: CL-RJ Lisa Lopez, Michelle Carillo, Lydia Brichta, Jona Hrdlicka, Mary Clements, Back Row: CL-RJ Jana Boltinghouse, Rose Two Years In A Sport ex Letterman Members KL-RD: David Green, Duane Barrow, Donovan Drinnon and David Lo- Archuleta, Judy Teft, Roberta Trujillo. Sabra Wright and Kelly Olms. pez. EX ,L p 'ix N 2 X ' : Y -. 552420 x t... we can - r V , i D 52' 1 A 1 Je, 0-Qs I Fignn , 5 1 K 1 . W E xg X AM 'J ' , H few, a gi aj reg ,rl A A .V .l,i, e Lettermen's Club Top Half CL-RJ: Trever Lee, George Dominguez, Donovan Drinnon, Juan Fi- gueroa, Jay Adoms, Chuck Aquilina, Dan Goodman. Bottom Half CL-RJ: Keith Dascurelli, David Lopez, Wayne Barrow, David Green, Alex Curassco, Mark McKenna. Not Pictured: Eddie Giz Garcia, Julio Freie, Sean Elliot, Roman Arriola. Photos by Christine Valencia and Jeff Dollar, Artwork by Robert Sullivan. Letter People's Club 1

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fPage 1161 Top Right: Lost in space - Faye Kreiner, Bookstore Keeper. Center Left: Charger stomping grounds. Bottom Left: Library personnel Cheryl Baker. Bottom Right: Halloween brings out the animal in us all - Counselor Mrs. Clay. CPage 1173 Top Left: Grading papers can be a lonelyjob - English teacher Mrs. Hinderliter. Center Left: '4And remember, letls be careful out thereli' Center Right: Grin and bear itf' A English Department Head Mr. Johanesson. Principal Keith Meenan stated, We have a lot of positive things going for us. There is a move toward positive public support of the American school system and improvement in instruction ac- cording to results of the Gallop poll and inservice work. Mr. Meenen noted, As I visit classes I see the majority of students on time, and with a business- like attitude . . . the positive changes in school cli- mate are,evident. New Directions counselor Barbara Ghana was available Wednesday mornings for individual ses- sions with female students needing counseling, ad- vocacy, and referral services on life issues. The Boys Club sponsored a motivation Work- shop on February 13th on techniques for finding jobs. The workshops were held at the Boys Club Ranch at 1411 North El Rio Drive. The new attendance computer program known as KERMIT affected everyone in very important ways. Student notes for absences were due upon returning to school, and special runners picked up scan sheets for the office the last 20 minutes of the period 2, while teachers hand delivered period 3-6 scan sheets by 2:30 pm. School Climate 117