Coachella Valley Union High School - La Conchilla Yearbook (Coachella, CA)

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he ' xl 1 , wh, as- ,- . I L ,at.,u,,,,,.,A.w ,f ' fr-mlm !6f '45Ef L '- M - fl 4- One ofthe year's better known teachers vvaialxvil Santiago Fernandez whose cry for ch' 'y accepted. 5- Mrs. Sabrgggity id a great job of being in charge of the academic portion of school, This nf itigigifgqqhted many students. 6- A new teacher at C.R1.,Wfgggaui Kiopfenstein found no trouble in I . K- eff-.ft adjusting to our school and enjoying it. Tiny WM,,V,, 7- Students taking WODHBHLSW nd m'u'cFT heIp from our new ' ' gi ons IL !G1aNU14T 1531 , WW,.,.w --fi My ,.,,-,,..w, V ....,..,m,,,..,- ,,,.--.,,,,...-,.,,. .-- 'NQ,-. 4 A V. tg, K i 7 V - bp. M .1 Y'11ff2'QZ6EMfrQ w M ' - M- , I 1 iii, f ' 4 ,,,. ,,,,,,. V t -- ' Mi 1 i 'i f ' f ' W ' ' ' if mu 5 f A . , f- , - J it it JL 3 K 'r i W A V f'd 'W ,4:ffE if W ,L ,,,, .t,, tt,,e ,, A iii l i A in A i ai. . i if ' A :Ei 7 3 y ' ,,,WWWW .. . ig, .i,.i M as W, iz, ii 1 , E 1 ,E 1 i at , W we -r ,WW--, i x it x 4 A in 5 , ,, 5 MMWW ,.W,,MW-af i t V my ,I M Zz rf 2 1 145 U3 M ,ggi 1 , 2 i w it Q S E it HE ,Marla fi , ,.,,t,,,.f,+,w'M?N I My , K 3 1 i S C as 7 Q ,ft 'V A ff V 5 ?9f?7::.' W? 7 2? Q ii EE ' U Q i,5,,iW'2' Swim! 5' t e En t 5975 'i it i E224 eiaea? M f Zf if if 4 f , A i a t , ,,t,. 4 fi f f' J ziitww. E' ' ' 1 12 -J.: ' . egg, -fax f :f vi . -4-rw, , i 5 . f ,,,, g .:,,, .,,.-,, f 5 e ,i 5 5 Ei 32: f 5, i ,H . ,,,.,, i ,,,,. It . ,.., ,,. QQ. at f 4, ' gh s,,,L ,.,,' ' A Ei V E Academics 151

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Q 4 S, V 1 A Time to When one forgets all the social aspects of c r l , ' ' ' Place, it Finally P i P h i everyone takes . l2:.'e , ' f if 'ell ' ' ' is as is evident by the state test results. But those who do, usually go on to pursue a higher level of schooling. g 3 i A v that is to receive an g But who are the people who are responsible for this? Is it those who continually confront the school board on financial woes or is it that special group who always goes out of theimway to advise a club or coach a sport? It is these individuals who ageforesponslble for what an individual is taught and that task is nog reality cti,l are the heroes, as they are cogntxirgtteifllggfesiifticiszed and desipisedfbgycsome. the friendshipsegtQXyLestablish, the lessons ssii teach, really stand out and the task they must accomplish is one of admiration. To this special group we dedicate the following: pages. ctii'i i . 5-.Q xii- +R an-...,, it YU lil- Besides worrying about the outcome of basketball ames Coach Bob Criner still found i 9 . 1 time to play around with his players. 2 gf The atmosphere of a classroom is not alwaysi doe, of lecturing and learning, but it is the rgponsiblllty ofthe te-ache? to see that the 3 sgfgdents do get more than Etheir fair share of itgi M Bebllllr. George Castro's extra hours of work to I Rielfntstudents were much aiifpreciated. 3 E 1 t I E t... . 3 .rssi TARDY' SL? iff 50 fbademics i 7 ' sg Q S . .. .. . ., .... ..s...f...a-.W..i,,s.....st,-,.,,.t..a.. ..... K' - ..-f..---imc-, 2 5.111 ' ., - - ,,.,,.:p .. 1 c t

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The Cues Who Lead 1. The best known smile on campus. 2. lVlrs. Sara Besley, vice-principal enjoys talking to students. 3. lVlr. Bobby Duke, superintendent ofthe schools in the Coachella Valley Unitied School District. 4. Nlr. Richard Ramirez is our newfold director of Activities and Athletics, A man that a few people want to meet is really a nice addition to the administrative staff. lVlr. lVlike Clark came to us from Horace lVlinnor High in Salt Lake City, Utah and Clearfield ltf High School, Clearfield, Utah A where he taught art, math, Spanish, and remedial reading. iz lVlr. Clark is married and has two little girls, one born this year. He enjoys being an Arab and' comments that the students are very friendly and cooperative. 152 Academics