Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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Right: Mr. Beaton strikes a becoming pose for the camera during an English class. Opposite page: Terry Bryant. Chris Seeber, and Paul Davis think of some more excuses for their tardies. Carole Surmon Library Assistant Dick Surmon Math Gene Swanson Math Bill Wettengel Mr. Wettengel attended high school in the 1950 ' s, playing football and running track. After school he would go cruising in his ' 51 Ford with his steady girl. Bill Wettengel has been a teacher for twenty-six years, twenty-one of which have been at Mesa. To the class of 1988, Mr. Wettengel says, Try not to take life too seriously, laugh a lot and have fun whenever possible. lO-lFaculty

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Mr. Tom Beaton. English teacher, takes a time out from all his classes for a peaceful snooze in the teacher ' s lounge. Jeanne Peck Social Studies Math Neil Peek Athletics Michelle Pompeo English Stan Price English Judi Redenbaugh French Linda Reynolds English Linda Ruvalcava Secretary - a ' TTrrsFi : . ' t si A Typical Day A teacher ' s day starts at about 7:30. when he or she arrives at the doors of school. They rush to the office to pick up the daily roll sheets and a hot cup of coffee. When the tardy bell rings, the teacher has the fun job of taking roll, collecting re- admits, and marking tardies, all at the same time. When all that important stuff is done, they assign work. At least five kids will ask for the pass during the peri- od, and four will get to use it. When the bell rings, everyone is waiting and the teacher is free! Something is very fishy about this note ny ' s mother. frutn John-

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Excuses For Tardies 1. But you said we ' d be in the library today! 2. I went to see my coun- selor. 3. I forgot we were on clean campus today. 4. I had to finish a test in my last class. 5. I left my books in an- other loom. 6. I ran out of gas on the way to school. L i liv 7. I fell in a big puddle and had to go home to change my clothes. 8. I got pulled over for speeding because I was trying to get here on time. 9. But I had to walk all the way from the farm. 10. My locker was jammed. 11. I was here, you just didn ' t see me when you were taking roll. Mr. Lindfors practices glass breaking 101 with his advanced chorus classes. Is the pencil a vital tool? Mr. Nichols grabs some yummy foods from the faculty cafeteria salad bar. Don Fox Art Nancy Turner Science David Van Treese English Publications Mike Varalyai Science Beverly Voechting Science Elaine Walker Business , Kristi Ward Special Ed. Jessica Weaver Foods James Weeks Math Ken Williamson Social Studies Keith Wynns Athletics Max Zook Math FacultylOS