Mountain View High School - Aegir Yearbook (El Monte, CA)

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Each One an Individual Yet So Much Alike A look at the educational back- ground of the administrators, teachers, and instructional aides reveals a remarkable similarity of schools attended. Seven mem- bers of the instructional staff attended El Monte High School, while almost one -fourth of them attended nearby California State University at Los Angeles. Al- together, they attended only nineteen different high schools and fourteen different colleges. (RIGHT) Sylvia Herrera pours tea for Mrs. Vi Morris, while Mr. Dave Benscoter waits in line at the annual Christmas Tea, spon- sored by the Homemaking Department. Miss Gloria M. Acosta (Girls ' Physical Ed- ucation), Mr. Steven Alonzo (Boys ' Physi- cal Education), Mrs. Sandra Attebery (Foods, Clothing, Family Relations), Ms. PaVn Bator (Reading Lab). Ms. Yolanda Benitez (ESL - Modern Sci- ence, ESL - Health and Safety), Mr. Dave Benscoter (Senior English, English 1 Lab), Mr. Andrew Bojorquez (Drafting, Wood Shop, Intermediate Math), Mrs. Dorothy Bovie (Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4). 180 Teachers

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mismssmmm Lest Their Talents Go Unnoticed , On these pages are some of the creative works taken from the art, creative writing and photography classes. (LEFT) This photo of an outdoor still life is an example of Manuel Martinez ' s outstanding work. (BELOW) A small scale model of David Comejo ' s mural will appear full size in the library next year. Thoughts Thoughts are fleeting, Ephemeral things, Hard to keep long enough to speak them, Once spoken - they are still easily forgotten, Lost in a jumble of words like a raindrop in the sea, They come in a whisper. And leave on a breeze. Laura Griffith (11) A balloon, So soft and delicate. So bright and cheerful, Flowing in the breeze. So beautiful. . . And there ' s a pin, No it mustn ' t happen. It can ' t happen, Pop. Tracey Hardesty (11) Academics 179

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»xxauwintl9Mi3iKiir H ' KKVibnBtBWSBS1B:aBXma SaeXaS9a ' Sm Mrs. Patricia Carratello (T.V. Production, Creative Writing, Oral Language), Mr. Robert Lee Casper (Physical Education), Mr. Victor Chavez (World History, World Affairs), Mr. Robert Condon ( English). Mr. Jim Contreras (Special Education, Spanish), Mr. Jim Dalton (U. S. History, Family Relations), Mr. Don Davis (Math), Miss Patricia Duian (Bilingual Spanish, French). Mr. Hector Estrada (World History and Geography), Mr. Carl Fabrizio (Drama, Speech, English), Mr. Ray Fields (Boys Physical Education), Mrs. Rose Gernon (Biology, Health and Safety). r,-.-! (LEFT) Family Relation assignments are being passed out to Ada Hocking and Edmund Ocana by Mrs. Lois Horsley. Teachers 181 XA I f ?tt '