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PM y gin. Q ykf.FWp 38. A ' w e t t lx Richard Brown Dorothy Engel Harold Eustice Don Fehr Patricia Frinfrock Ivan Fowler O O O Q QQ Q53 QQ Q38 Q9 Q38 G8 In what subject. . . 000 n what subject can you ha ve the power of blowing up the entire school with just a mixture of a few chemicals? If you guessed science you were right. At Sahuaro science is a two year requirement in order to graduate. Many students seem to take their required two years during their first two years of high school They have a variety of classes in which to choose from. For a first year credit one might try Earth or Phys- ical science or maybe even Biology. Then can go to either Basic or Pre- med Chemistry. If one wishes to go further they could enroll in Physics and then Astronomy. Students here at Sahuaro seem to like the variety of sciences taught and the teachers which teach them. I. Biology teacher. Mrs. Finfrock, aids a student with an assignment. 2. Listening attentively to a student's question is Mr. Minnamon. 3. Dr. Brown demonstrates the procedure of an experiment to Brian Bin- gold and Darin Fila. 4. Sitting at her desk, Mrs. Engel grades her classes papers. 5. Mr. Hamrick observes a student's experiment intently. FACULTY w ,,, if in ng . ,M-us Km! SW I' . iq' X E: wg A U i, ff . t., Y' . OGG Goo xx r.4,.j3 J O O00
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O it H- Rita Garitano Q00 Oo 000 O00 .. Suzanne Peters E3 .. y -A Y A Ah 7 Y l may vhs I xg Linda Schloss Bill Thompson Kristin Tully Paula Waller O O 0 Q8 Q9 Q38 C58 Q38 CD8 Q38 M y ideal class. . y ideal class would be one in which the students are always learning. and even though that ideal can't be reached, that is what l strive for . -Mrs. Peters I think it 's important for stu- dents to enjoy learning. . . -Mrs. Walter l would like my students to de- velop an interest in and appre- ciation of literature. . . -Mrs. Callahan l'm trying to get students to interpret themselves clearly. . . -Mrs. Garitano l try to communicate with stu- dents. . . -Mrs. Schloss I. Mr. Thompson gets caught off guard. 2. Mrs. Garitano explains an assignment to the class. 3. Mrs. Walter gives a help- ing hand to one of her students. 4. Mrs. Diamos stops working to give the pho- tographer a smile. l ENGLISH
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