Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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We y. -www , f'+-wwe, -mn. . , .,,, -we sf' a 0'-WP V fam Literature Turns Un Faculty and Students From Chaucer to Mark Twain, from Thoreau to Aldous Huxley, students learned that a variety of English and American author's ideas were relevant for today. Students were surprised to learn that Thoreau--not Joan Baez--first talked of civil disobedience, that Huck Finn told a story involving race relationsg and that Huxley's Brave New World outlined several dilemmas of society. Mrs. Larson fleftj dramatically makes an assignment clear. Mrs. Van Buren fbelowj explains a day's lesson. Miss Will's sensory impressions fbelow righty are a highlight of her English classes each year. Mr, Ardary qbelow centerj laughs at a response from one of his classes, Mrs. Begin, new to Foothill, Qbelow lefty gives aid to a composition writer.

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Key in ath and Science Details large and small were stressed in these departments. Ben Henry and Jeri Howland fleftj find that using the big slide rule insures accuracy when working out chemistry problems. Mr. Powell fbelowl coaches biology student David Levis on the fine points of dissection, The slightest slip of a hand could mean disaster for the grasshopper he is working on. Opposite page: Bob Stauffer fleftj appreciates the efficiency of a slide rule for checking problems in Algebra II, What do you mean half an inch doesn't matter? queries Mr. Hoaglund frightj to a student's argument. fMmm.mM.,,, M ,Nagle ,,.,..,..wM-'M' t - , a pi,,,, 1 l - fx g ..vii ' ,IEE t . ,,,,-,, 7 V f - Vg, A ,K H lgsi ' . , IA : V f I A vi. ft l ar if James Hanson Harold Hansen Ray Nyman Jesse Powell Toshio Tsuda