Mesa Grande Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Calimesa, CA)

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Jerry Kopiizke Bible, P.E., Career Ed. Lenetle Long Bell Choir, Music Roger Miller Principal Linda Mills First Grade Dwighl Morgan Band Dianne Rasmussen Pre-Firsl Janice Rosenthal Seventh Grade Sherri Treible English, Typing, Home Ec. WHAT WOULD YOU BE DOING IF YOU WEREN ' T TEACHING? Having babies. — Pat Williams ■■StulTlike interior decorating or puppy breeding or eating See ' s candy and watching T.V. — Valerie Blue Working in personnel in some com- pany. — Roger Miller Going to school, baking bread, keep- ing a cleaner house and gardening. — Lenette Long Being a more efficient wife, mother, neighbor, and friend . — Linda Mills ' ' Go back to .school. ' ' — Jerry Kopitzke Nothing. Teaching is my life! — Marty Hamilton ■ ' Read, rest, and travel. — Mary Evard Volunteer work with special educa- tion. — Sharon Bergherm Nothing — it ' s the only job I can imagine enjoying. — Janice Rosenthal ' Being a housewife and mother. — Crysti Ewcrt Teaching — Don Davis Going back to school. — Sherri Treible Greg Wagner Maintenance Patricia Williams Sixth Grade I AND lOMORROW, CARNEGIE HAI L - I enelte Long listens intent- Is as Staci Fran practices her piano piece. lacultv 43

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Lynda Belleau Secretary Sharon Berghemi Second Grade Eloise Bickley Bookkeeper Charlotte Bohlman Science. P.E. Valerie Blue Third Grade Don Davis Algebra l II, Geometr Mary Evard Fourth Grade Crysti Ewerl Fifth Grade Marty Hamilton Shop, Social Studies A Rank Above the Best Throughout the year, the student-teacher relation- ship remained the foundation of our school that continued to be above the others. Teachers involved themselves in all variations of activities around school ranging from participating in organizing clubs and activities to working intensely in their classroom. Teachers rose above the realms of ev- eryday classroom antics to provide the students with varying approaches to each day of school. 1. TILS TH. T BIND — Linda Mills shows Amy Felkamp that school is much more than just readmg, writing, and arith- metic 42 Faculty

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Dare To Dream WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO DO IN YOUR SPARE TIME? What spare time? — Linda Mills Keep the yard and house in good shape. — Roger Miller I don t know. I can t remember having any. — Lenette Long Read. — Dianne Rasmussen Chat with friends. — Linda Beileau Go somewhere. — Jerry Kopitzke What time to spare? — Marty Hamilton Ha! Another joke question! Read and go walking with my husband. — Janice Rosenthal Read. — Mary Evard Spend it with my husband. — Sharon Bergherm Read, paint, go shopping, snow ski, and sail. — Crysti Ewert Play Intellivision, read, swim, needlework, sleep, and bake. ' — Pat Williams Teach. Don Davis 1 LITTLE RED WAG- NER — Greg Wagner practices for the Grand Prix of lawn mowing. 2. BUT TEACHER, I DIDN ' T KNOW THE BLACKTOP WAS STILL WET — Mrs, Bergherm lends a helping hand. 3. A TEACHERS WORK IS NEVER DONE — Dili- gently Mrs. Ewert records her math scores. 4. rVE GOT AN IDEA - Mrs. Evard and Mrs. Mills lake time out from lunch to brainstorm. 44 Faculty