Mission San Jose High School - Costanoan Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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r il fl 5 - 'x 'C ' U4 T14 'I' gt. ff i K Q we X 'sl 3 N . , ,, vi 5 A 5 , -9 V A .S gi V . . L ,, Mark Mattingly Ronald Tymer Gerald Underdal Roberta Zanganeh Cal State Hayward Cal State Hayward Stanford U. Cal State Hayward American Government World Studies World Studies Psychology U.S. History U.S. History wx N V ' A h Wliiisigg -G3 Dorothy Hlghbaugh Westmont College Learning Resources ' 61 Education. SP Pat Moseley Cal State Hayward Learning Resources r Tom North, a graduate of Fullerton State University, teaches Special The special Education teachers enjoyed a busy year in i985-1986, with a new teacher, new classes, new students, and new ideas. We passed our compliance audit. That's good. And our students are doing well. That's even better. Dorothy Highbaugh, ecial Ed. Chairperson I5

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- SOCIAL STUDIES , 'N . w 3 so 'i I 5 .. ' q 2 ' A i X I ' l ' z f X . X -' wi 1 . Barbara Carroll Michael Cox George Dlllon Judy Dlllon San Jose State U. Cal State Hayward San Francisco State U. Cal Stare Hayward World Studies U.S. History Psychology U.S. History World Studies x,X,,, C37 , x, 'f + Mary Gaston John Lavely U. of Washington Minnesota State U Hist. of the Modern World Economics World Historyg Am. Gov't. fflf' ,,y, 0 . bg, X V L1 I' . ,Q H' Y ' i if X Rx Ai 1 Q V E g e i,V, if R: ?tqi?..'jLT 4. Mrs. Carroll enjoys a sucker. I4 S 'Q I In-my Q rr Llnda Llle Robert Lyons Arizona State U. San Francisco State U World Studies American Government P.E. Work Experience The State of CaIifornia's upgrading of standards has meant that our curriculum is slowly being restored to what it was eigh- teen years ago. Currently twelfth grade economics has become a requirement, and tenth grade World History will be added beginning in l986. The recommended im- provements include a studylcritical think- ing skills packet to be incorporated in all our subjects. The Social Sciences are rec- ognized as vital for an informed citizenry and a sense of self. -George Dillon Social Studies Department Chairperson

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- CUSTODIAL PF , If he 7 ' ' 4-'NM ' -rg, ,. at ,A :T I at ,VR gg A 1 Y. 4 Maxx f Bill Brown, Bell Camarena, Miguel Garcia, Raul Ruiz, and Richard Campos work daily to keep the campus clean, attractive, and dry. Not pictured is head custodian Jim Baker. -' KITCHEN K vt to xc, f S l .QT I H, , Y . , , L., at M ' . -QT? x 8 wr 'Medea g il as f wi ' an Maxi . QA I-.'. ' - in '.,, 'Ar,w '?' . M , . 3 1 ' fi' f s 'rg 59 4'- xy, gr ' 7' su t hu? s I 4 Taking your mom's place at lunchtime and before school to see that you're well fed is the school's kitchen staff composed of Lucille Eliason, Nadine Simonetti, Carol Ness, Julia Asher, Bernie Gladu, and Nancy lermini. I6