Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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ULTY Teachers on Sophomores Sophomores are smart enough to know that they don't know everything - the dawn is break- ing. Sophomores are neatg they are trying to be mature but are just shy of it. For the most part they are the Hinuolued ones of the school. Mellow Out! Charles Lampman Industrial Education 1 Janine Martin Math 'Z' , tn' '-1 , .Qt 595 . at-,ffii gif? v ig tj wma Wm JS reid ,. 4 2 . 2 1 Wayne Milton Englishftlournalism 2 1. Mr. Larnpman poses for the picture. 2. Ms. Wagoner and Mr. Wallace play a little one on one during P.E. . Dale Natiuidad Special Education 7 ikwxwt tggmfie , ll 4 43735 'L ' ,Q 'Q --E5 - A ' rim, ' - It 'h it Calvin Linde Industrial Education Dean McGregor ROP X Elect ssti' 4 , i f K Monrad Monsen Special Education ,W E 51-1-V5 .t ' 5 A . ,f, by . . 41 . , z si' , .., -73' 2 , v ' I 5 .5 ws: 3 +. g g? Frank Negri Physical Education Thomas Lohse Library Dennis Miller EnglishfSpeech Bill Munyer CSR Jack Nuezel EnglishfScience f wi Sash r ' 1, ,W 'WT-i fvwb fi f A f . , . 1,1-,,. , A - . ' i ' ff ,. , . Z - sr K K 1 . 1 1 iii Gerald Lopes Music :gg K . W sm! A ,sg I ' k Y . 'Vi .4 K y 5 ,Q P N A T jgyjkl Patricia Mills Social Science Tom Murray MathfComputer Science Charles Nulk BusinessfMath 214 FACULTY

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Dennis Fox Science Barbara Fralvillig Math m y:-zu. . ,,gg.,.,,r'..,,, t I -' 1 M352 g , 'ff-f--i 7 . -ff i ,Z ,,., , ? Harold Hansen Science James Hanson Science David Inch Industrial Education Lura Hunter Special Education l, . W-,-, . V k Heggziazrz. ' -f ' A it l ,V ,., , 3. ' '- H , at fiif Sk . M Q. . i William James Gary Johnson English Social Science ,i ,. ff if F' Q 'S , ,tx is Vickie Giannetti Family 8: Consumer Economics James Gill Business Terry Haug Math John Hoaglund Math Richard Jacobsen Physical Education Chris Jacobsen Science Kay Johnson Richard Kajihara Physical Education Industrial Education Teachers on Juniors That's what cool is really about. Juniors are the beginning of very interesting, thoughtful students, Most juniors begin to face facts, but those whose priorities are elsewhere tend to quit or give up, the majority, however, are beginning to Ugrow upul 3, Mr. Dobberl and Mr, Milton have a conversation between classes 4. Mr. Lopes conducts his class with his musical skill. FACULTY 213

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Richard Reed Math Judith Stammerjohan Business X ROP IZ J .,. 1 I 4 1 ' h , li ,.,,. T -- Q 21. L- . .- ' L Eugene Trinca Industrial Education Kim Wallace Physical Education . 1 S ' ,. new - f' ' . ii? Ruth Reed Physical Education Tim Stephens Social Science Dennis Turner Industrial Education Linda Wallace Science A in J, zz -.xi Jo Robertson English . .. ,.. .:1-.,,, .E ...,w..,.w.' i,:1,.m3g.l .,.1,q . Nt 'Q f' s 4 I 4 t 1-as.. h ' K T139 Q' if - I S 1 13' , Patty Stevens Speech Therapist James Smith Science 1 br-, A fl f A Lf. . X. -QR e t my I Stanley Stoneking ArtfYearbook Helene Vorce English if f i . . 'Xfi Donald Wilcox Social Science J in Donna Wagoner Physical Education Warren Wilt Art Teachers on Freshmen T-A-R-D-Y, honey you ain't got no alibig you're tardyg your Mama says you're tardyg your teacher says you're tara'yg you're tardyl The freshmen l'm teaching this year are well- mannered and kind. They realize the importance of high school. Ihope all my freshmen come and visit me when they are seniors so that I can find out who they really are. . R, J A 3. Mr. Cooke and Ms, Mills pay attention to the speaker during a faculty meeting. 4. Mr. Wilcox and Ms. Reed enjoy their lunch hour break. FACULTY 215