William N Neff High School - Troiani Yearbook (La Mirada, CA)

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Mr. Alan Carlson: C.S.U.L.B.; Ceramics 1-4. Advisor to Art Club. Mr. Dave Carlson: C.S.U.L.B.; Careers. Algebra 1, Trigometry, College Algebra. Advisor to Sophomore Class, Department Chairperson. Mr. John Crippen: Whittier College; Reading. Varsity Basketball Coach. Mr. Ray Ditzler: University of Wyoming; Typing 1, Geography, U.S. History. Mr. George Fagan: C.S.U.L.B.; Reading. Mr. Hank Frese: University of Minnesota; U.S. History. You know you ' ll be too old to teach when. . . . . . You need students to help you out of the bleachers. J. Jerome . . . Mazatlan goes dry. B. Samuels ...Theonivprepara- Lion you need is Prepara- tion H. A. Carlson . . Barbara Ralph ' s complaints at faculty meetings start making sense. B. Samuels ... I run out of white short-sleeved shirts. D. Carlson . . .The boys stop flirting with me. R. Lewellen . . .You start demanding excel- lence from students. L, McConnell . . . Your absolutely not is only good for about 10 mJnutes. Anonymous 1. Football Coaches Mr. Mooshagian. Mr. Crippen, Mr. McConnell, Mr. Knapp, Mr. Mele, Mark Beckman, and Rick Bar- man intentively watch the rally with in- terest. 2. Mr. Minski always enjoys correcting papers! A.dministration 23

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li4M MMiM Ml ' rilfll I ' iriiiii It ' s not always easy being a teacher. It takes a lot of skill to teach a class of 45 efficiently, a lot of preparation to teach that class thoroughly, a lot of patience to actually help students under- stand and gain knowledge, and a lot of enthusiasm to make the sub- ject fun and keep the students interested. We ' re grateful to know that at Neff, we certainly have teachers who fill the bill. How about all the CA. CllSGS they had to put up with: It wasn ' t my fault that I ' m ten minutes late, there was a train! But my book ' s in Joe ' s lock- er and he ' s absent today! But to- day ' s Monday — you can ' t give us a test on Monday! Oh yes, it ' s not always easy being a teacher. But when students begin to un- derstand assignments, use skills and thank you for all the help you ' ve given them, teaching can be very rewarding. Mr. James Angotti: Humboldt University; Geology, Oceanography, Earth Science. Mr. Ken Balma: C.S.U.L.B.; Basic Math, Pre-Algebra. Mrs. Jan Blume: Eastern Washington State; Girl ' s P.E., Coed P.E., Athletics. Varsity Tennis Coach, Girl ' s J.V. Softball Coach, Department Chairperson. Mr. Nate Brewer: U.C.L.A.; Reading Lab. Advisor to Junior Class. Mrs. Bette Brunner; C.S.U.F.; Coed P.E. Girl ' s J.V. Volleyball Coach, Advisor to Pep Club. Mr. Darryl Buntin: C.S.U.L.B.; Marching and Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble. Advisor to Band. 22 Administration

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s ssiammmaiaimmmmim Mr. Jack F ' riedrich: C.S.U.F.; Advanced Art Commercial Art, Freehand Drawing and Painting, Exploratory Art Color De- sign, ROP. Advisor to Art Club. Mr. Don Gibson: C.S.U.L.B.; Careers, Drafting 1-2, Wood 1-3. Department Chair- person. Mr. Peter Gomez: Loyola University; Spanish. Mr. Arvel Goodman: Eastern New Mexico University; Softball, Tennis, Weight Training, Athletics. Athletic Director, De- partment Chairperson, Varsity Football Coach. Mrs. Jewel Huntley: C.S.U.L.A.; Short- hand 1, Typing 1. Mr. Milan Jablan: Illinois State Univer- sity; Pre-Algebra, Biology, Chemistry. Mrs. Naomi Jackson: Oregon College; Geometry, Algebra 1. Mrs. Jean Jerome: Redlands University; German 1-2, Science Fiction and the Supernatural. Director of Activities. 24 Administration