Davis High School - Olympian Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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and 4, sq.. ,, we' 14 24 Sv Robert Smith General Matn. Government 2 , .M ,.. .. , ,A , img: ,.3Q.A.- 5 If ,kxtvai it sg if 44? 1mA . hrs, sismi l. Tom Nipper enjoys his studies in the library. 2. lmogene Engebrefsen takes a moment to flash a smile. 3. Candice Catorino and Christie Earle enjoy the library patio furniture. 4. Agnes Schoonover. Imogene Engebrefsen, and Sharon Fujii demon- strate correct library procedure. Rlchard Stafford ResourcejLearning Handicapped BA - Chapman College enjoys golf. traveling at GDHS A years Wllllam Thompson US History. World Cultures BA, MA - UOP enjoys golfing. traveling, reading. gardening at GDHS 14 years Barbara Steele Counselor BS. MA - UC Berkeley. CSU. San Francisco. CSU. Stanislaus enjoys sailboating, snow skiing. golfing. UC football games at GDHS 21 years Leota Toal Career Center Assistant BS, MS 4 University of Oregon enjoys tennis. backpacking. racquetball. symphonies, lignt opera plays. reading, building at G-DHS 19 years .iQ 11 Maralyn Stewart Counselor AA. BA, MA - Hartnell JC, CSU. San Jose, CSU. Stanislaus enjoys attending plays, reading. traveling. entertaining friends at GDHS A years Darryl Torre PE, Drivers Education BA, MA - CSU, Fresno. Cal Poly enjoys fishing at GDHS 20 yea

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lobert laingruber Xlgebra, Beometry lA - UC, lerkeley, Jostgraduate at ISU, Hayward and ltanislaus enjoys movies, ports it GDHS 16 years ln.. arthd ldgeway afeteria Aanager enjoys music, eaching Sunday lchool, going to he mountains ut GDHS M years CfQOYQf Rose erman, English lA - UOP ianjoys sailing. wimming, raveling, nicycling, hiking. stening to erman music t GDHS 20 years Z Bobby Roberts Theatre, English BA, MA - CSU, Fresno enjoys theatre productions, golfing, reading, gardening at G-DHS ld years Robert Ruehle Physics, Chemistry BS - Delaware University, UC, Davis enjoys weight lifting at GDHS 16 years 1. The werght room rs used regularly by stu- dents enrolled in PE 2 Calistrierilcs are an important part of warming up. 3. Weight lifting was an available choice in elective PE 11. Department charrpersori Darryl Torre is sho wri taking a break from supervising his PE class 5 Basketball was one of elective PE's most popular choices. PE keeps movin' by Katie Harmon Physical education underwent several changes during 4983 and 49841. PE de- partment cut its program from roughly 410 periods to about 37 periods. Roller skat- ing and racquetball classes were com- pletely cancelled, leaving only the more traditional sports. Football coach Nick Chipponeri, left for Downey High School in February. In the fall he taught PE at Davis until lunch time and then traveled to Downey for the last two periods. The problem that occurred most was the overcrowding of classes. Classes sometimes had as many as 50 students. Darryl Torre, chairperson, stated, The main objective of the PE classes was to give students recreational activity com- bined with a mental release. i Richard Salter Counselor BA - CSU, Stanislaus, Advanced work at UC, Santa Cruz enjoys golfing, working on old cars at GDHS 20 years Physical Education 189

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enrietta parkman olor and Design, ewelry and tameling, aather and Jbrics, Special 'udies A, BA - CSU esno, University f Kentucky tjoys boating, cycling, art work tGDHS 11 years - X .Q 1 t ,sf L. fi J A-f Ergstry ,...,- ii: s X ' f n smart Susan MA Y New vm Sweetman e University. Harvard. Agncunure Lcuse University. CSU, i Francisco ys being a church eling, attending San isco Operas. sto Symphony. festivals 8: shops, being active Lodge work DHS 20 years iry Trimble 'OUYCS SYUGGS MA eds - Michigan e, UOP ys golfing, traveling, S 4 years BS, AS - Cal Poly enjoys spending time with hubby at GDHS A years Tlm Tweedle Principal BA, MA, ED. D - CSU, San Francisco, University of San Francisco enjoys tennis, fishing, family activities at G-DHS 2 years is S 1 Yvonne Taylor World Cultures BA - CSU, San Jose enjoys family activities, sewing. gardening, camping, reading at GDHS 12 years Helen Valk FoodsfNutrition, Parenting, Child Development, Clothing BA - CSU, Fresno and San Jose enjoys traveling in a motor home, fishing, hiking, stained glass, reading, cooking at GDHS 19 years New faces in familiar places by Elaine Tzagarakis One of the many new faces was Mrs. Imogene Enge- bretsen, librarian. Mrs. Engebretsen went to the University of California, Riverside, and the University of California, Los Angeles. She earned a Bachelor's of Political Science at UCR and a Master's in Library Science at UCLA. Mrs. Engebretsen has been a librarian for 13 years and said she thoroughly enjoys her job. She has worked in the reference department at the University of California, Da- vis for three years and at Roosevelt Junior High School for 10 years. Davis is an exciting challenge, I have enjoyed seeing all the students I knew at Roosevelt mature and develop, she remarked. She finds the students friendly, inquisitive, and well behaved. Several changes were made in the library. Patio furni- ture was bought with Student Body funds, books were bought for remedial reading students, and the bookroom system was changed. Mrs. Engebretsen would also like to develop a large fiction section and to set up two com- puters for faculty and student use. lf I receive funding, I will purchase programs and printers. Library 191