Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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ath Pod Math is the most requested subject students at Cholla were taking. Now that the computer age has arrived, more students are becoming interest- ed in computers. There is also a fairly new method being used. As freshmen come into the department they are tested to deter- mine what classes they are ready to take. There are still some problems to be solved. For instance, overcrowded classes and a shortage of books and desks. Department Head Sam Westmoreland hoped that these problems would soon be solved. The teachers in this pod included Kathy Lackow, Ira Lackow, Walt Fenstermacher, Janice Welchert, Kathie Miller, Dick Hugunin, Dave Baker, and Judy Long. By - Lisa Romo Middle Left: CL-RJ Mr. Baker, Mrs. Castro, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Miller, Department Head - Mr. Westmoreland, Mr. and Mrs. Lackow, Ms. Welchert, Mr. Fenstermacher, Middle Right: Department Head Mr. Westmore- land, Bottom Left: Ms. Welchert, Bottom Right: Mr. Hugunin Photo Credits: Ray Manley and Laura Coltrin ME 125

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Science Department Science Pod Department Chairperson Mrs. Sheila Hugunin stated, 4'Specific course goals were developed by a com- mittee of Science Chairpersons from all of T.U.S.D. High Schools. The depart- ment also purchased new software for the Rainbow and Apple computers. The classes offered for C pod were Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry and Phys- ics. Mrs. Rori Pino, department aide, as- sisted the dedicated team of science teachers. She supervised in the testing room, xeroxed for the teachers, typed tests, and checked out the books to the students. By Beth Barron Mr. Lucas - No Appointment Neces- sary. Not pictured: Mr. Tom Fogarty - Physics and Chemistry and Mr. Paul Dull - Biology. Photos by - Ray Manley, Gene Johnson and Laura Col- trin. Sheila Hugunin Paul Felix 1 The Expanding Universe of Science Ronald Lucas Charles Loomis

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Industrial Arts 4-qv--,Q Pod G, Industrial Arts, offered stu- dents an opportunity to explore courses in technical and industrial fields such as welding, machine shop, auto, woods, sheet metal, drafting, and photography. Mr. Albert Mesa, department head, has been at Cholla for the past 14 years. Staff: Ms. Catherine Cely - photo, art, yearbook Q8 yearsl, Mr. Art Newman - woods, sheet metal, printing C7 yearsb, Mr. Bobby Meyers - auto, study hall C10 yearsj, Mr. Jerry Gastellum - draft- ing, sheet metal Q5 yearslg Mr. Bill Crouse - machine shop, adaptive edu- cation Q12 yearsl. Many of the teachers were actively involved in coaching, night school, or Pima College. Mr. Mesa and Mr. Newman attended Industrial Arts Conferences at ASU in February and Wyoming Technical Institute in Novem- ber, and Ms. Cely spoke for New Fron- tiers at the U of A workshop. By Grace Granillo. 1 Inherited TraitsfPhotos by Ray Manley Albert Mesa Cathrine Cely Arthur Newman Bobby Myers Jerry Gastellum Bill Crouse