Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Teaching English allows me to offer insights to students and to receive refreshing new outlooks on situations from the students' responses, Mrs. Connie Duncan said. lt also allows me to be exposed, she continued, to a tremendous variety of minds as the communica- tion processes which I teach Qspeaking and writingj lend themselves to insight in the revelation ofthe stu- dents' ideas and basic characters. Following seven years as an English and speech teacher, Mrs. Duncan specified her most memorable experiences were those involving dreaming up goals, new courses, new materials and being able to see the seeds take root as MdN curriculum was devel- oped, tried and revised. ln addition, Mrs. Duncan said Whatever degree of commitment a teacher is willing to put forth, he or she deserves to maintain the same degree of expectation from each and every student. Engllsh offers lIlSlgh Helen Gill Janet Green Donna Hahn Carl Harris Jerrie Hill Judy Hoke Ron Houser 220-Faculty

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Because I was a little guy weighing 98 pounds in eighth grade, l was thrown in garbage cans a lot , wrestling coach Jim Weed said. He feels in wrestling the student always can walk oll the mat as a winner. Students who are involved in sports are pretty well-rounded people including good manners and individual pride Mr. Weed said. He not only coached wrestling, but was also a PE and driver's ed teacher. He liked teaching driver's ed because it's something the sophomores are interested in. Sponsors aSSlSf jumor class Arthur Draper Dave Ferrazzl Norma Garcia Connie Duncan Cathleen Garretson James Geraghty Greg Gilt Facutlty-21 9

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