Lake View High School - Chieftain Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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Mrs.Frances Renlroe. if , ,., t .. yd Giving out blueslips at the front desk are seniors Monique Harsh and Sherry Cliftp get- ting one is junior Kathy Canipe. Doing their work in Ag are sophomores Selena Dingess, Nikki Wood and junior Wen- dy Bryson. Teaching biology is Mr. Jerry Johnson: learning biology is sophomore Julie Davidson. Working in history class are sophomores Adrian Munoz and Rick Castello. Doing her job as an office aide is senior Kelly Allard with math teacher 1 .1-1, V E is sstt Sli ,Ji ,ff In Academics 99

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academics .,.. ,MW Aa Qayj 1. The first letter of the English alphabet. Accounting fu-count-ing! A class where students learn how to keep books for a company so that they can get rich. Agriculture fa-gru-cul-churf A class in which students learn to farm and take care of animals for a grade, and if lucky they can make a fast buck with their livestock. Aide fade! When a teacher, who is too lazy to do anything, gets a student, who is also too lazy to get'a regular class, to run errands and grade papers. Art fartf The creative or im- aginative powerg and when these ar- tists are older they can make any drawing and sell them for millions of dollars - maybe. 98 The Learning Angle . . Bb Qbeej 1. The second letter of the English alphabet. Band fbandf That group of musi- cians for the Chiefs which takes up a small section of the bleachers during a football game. Bergan Evans Words fbur-gin e-vins wurdsf a group of vocabulary words, devised by a real person named Bergan Evans, which are used to con- fuse students by making common words sound intelligent. Biology fbie-o-lo-gee! A class where students learn about bugs and how to dissect a frog. Boardwork fbored-wurkf Assignments in which students go to the chalkboard in order to show the whole class what he or she does not know. Cc Qseel 1. The third letter of the English alphabet. Calculator fkal-q-later! A little computer that adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides, and does many other things that students can no longer do in their heads. Chemistry fke-mes-tree! A class which students go into to learn about the chemical composition, propertiesl and changes undergone by elements, but come out still not knowing. . Choir fkwiref A group of singer who use their voices to represent th school. Cliche fkle-shayf A trite phras that people useg it can be found in j student's paper when he does noi have much else to say.

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academics to Dd Qdeei 1. The fourth letter of the English alphabet. 2. A letter grade which no longer represents a student's work as poor but as failing. D. E. fdee eel A Distributive Education class that allows students to leave before anyone else does. Dictionary fdik-shu-nereef A reference book that teachers prefer you use when you ask herf him what a word means. Diploma fdee-plo-muh! An official paper bearing record of graduation from four years of books, teachers, paperwork and getting up too early. Ee feel 1. The fifth letter of the English alphabet. English feen-glushf English language, literature, or composition that is a subject of study from a teacher who is always telling you not to say ain't. Economics fee-co-naw-micksf A half semester class that teaches thrifty uses of material resources like coupons. Ff Qeffj 1. The sixth letter of the English alphabet. 2. A letter used to represent a failing grade. Faculty ffa-cool-tee! Teachers in school or college who get the better parking spaces. Family Living ffa-muh-ly living! ls a class that teaches you family knowledge and usually discourages you from getting married and having children. G9 49637 1. The seventh letter of the English alphabet. Geometry fgee-ahm-e-tree! A branch of mathematics that deals with the measurements, and relationships of points, lines, angles, surfaces, and solids which nobody understands. Government fgu-ver-ment! A half semester class that teaches law and civil rights which should not be re- quired, because just by watching L.A. Law you can learn everything. go Mr. Juan Rocha teaches seniors Angela Arp and Teresa Lund about the working world. iPhoto by Ray Pylantl 100 The Learning Angle