McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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W Cutting his way for an A on his project is Matt Trower. ,.,. , IKIKWI' , ,,'-f: . R 3 ,W John Roehl Social Studies Working on his engine during auto shop is Jim Martinez. ve? lt's important to use all the safety devices in meta shop as shown by Greg Balch and Robert Mohn. ' fl L 'li ln it A I Y A 'V' , A- -I ' A A . .,,.W VA , , mm A, H ,1 1,54 ..,,' Pat Rogers Bob Russell Peer Commun. Music Conrad Sanborn Math Sharon Schafer Business 5 5' Wim, VX , A in L, ws: if f 2 mi wif, f, , ,, wg ,, X ,, , , :,, ,, . ,Wg fmez,,w ,, ' P ' vvvv 1 W,gQmi ,,,. , .f W f 1 A ,, Mike Schilling Warren Shaw lndust. Arts Lang. Arts

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Managing various activities in the student store is Mr. Joe Kasner. Li ldn g And Learning he biggest IMPACT on people 's lives in the century was the introduc- tion of computers. Machines have taken over a lot of time consuming proce- dures associated with business or educa- tion. The one thing that a machine will nev- er be able to replace is the human mind. Learning the skills associated with com- puters can be done in many different areas in education. Students have to use these skills everyday whether they were in phys- ical education or a math class. Many class- room activities involved students in taking information from a book and changing it into another form via their computing skills. Computing the music notes are Dean Olmstead and Christy Payne. ff- W2 m,W...,..W,gw ., ,f -, y.r..nW,.,,, . , ,,,,.,, , , . W . 6... V' , M, ,J , ,Wff'fi'::r ?miWWif'f. WW' 35535212 'WL f :. W ?'ff5W'1Yj,fg'-MWW E, -W . .E:f ,!.:: H' ..1 mr- 'Lf ., kignyw 7 mr ff f. , W ,,:,,w, :: .ff w:-Q7 Quan ,V new I f . M . .- ' ' A f Q, f .MW SQ. rrninrnt. If James Noriega fwglgfi i V , r , im f .6 ,, 1 . .- ..vw-.,, A 5 Phyllis Owens Social Science Dan Orbeck f wt? Math u.s. History ' 0 f V: V' v' P S - 5 4- .11 ' llll r f L r ' 47' ...tt if L .,,, ,fi E : ,Q xukatq 5,1 P P . r -...l, . V ff ' 4 H l Ii' w Him nb we fi' in Bill Poole Kathy Powers Lyle Putnam Arts 8 Crafts Home Economics Arts Sr Crafts ' A t g it y I if aw -1-'Z 44, 'L Z 2.- Z ... ,g... .gyg E fkvifmx. ' Thalia Panas Nora Parks Patricia Patching William Patterson Foreign Lang. Girls - P. E. Girls - P.E. Physical Science Q , K n ' , J . 1 1 P1 9 . -fi zxwf, Michael Quiroz Bart Reed Vanessa Susan Rivas Foreign Lang. Arts 6r Crafts Richardson Lang. Arts Special Ed 'L' rh?'Li'C': f f 1 ' vw

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4 ,I , , ,, p Watching Mr. Del Hutchison 's technique in woodshop is Robert Burnett and Brad Martinez. Teaching a technique on a computer is Mr. Charles Yerxa. Showing Various Techniques echnique was involved in all areas of academics. In the creative depart- ments at McLane, technique had a A particular IMPACT. Technique and cre- - ative style are so closely related that teach- ing may interfere with the individual style of , a student. r ln teaching we modify, or expand on what technique students already ha ve ex- plained Mr. James Mechem. Once students learn the techniques expected of them they are free to express themselves using which- ever technique is within their personal style. ' ' 3 W' , I ' ,,v q W . ,,,L ,VVV i ,V 5 ' V iQ K Q 1-it mt Mary Shirley John Shroades Manuel Silva Jim Sirimarco Richard Sischo Tom Smusz Diane Spackman Math Social Studies Migrant Tutor Social Studies Science Work Experience Migrant Tutor