Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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. ae Mr. Gary George 'Never spit in a man's face - unless his moustache is on fire.'' TV Production; TV Communications; Creative Writing; Popular Fiction; Sci- ence Fiction (1st Quarter) 24 Mr. Joel Escobar ‘Remember what you have learned and experienced in life and apply your com- mon sense. ' U.S. History; Ethnic Studies; Western Civilization Mr. Robert Gilbert Vocational Auto; Auto Shop Mrs. Helen Erni My mother always encouraged me to do the very best I could in any task because it would bring a personal feeling of success. She wastight. . . ' English Reading; English I Mr. Jack Fulks Metal Shop; Machine Programming Mr. Max Ginter Wood Shop Mrs A vay Goals accon ate st reach and g towar Art lI, Mr. K Pl) the ca Math | Mrs. I Be every¢ your o Colles

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Mrs Andrea Halverson ‘Always set yourself objectives and goals. Goals meaning what you ultimately want to accomplish, objectives being the immedi- ate steps you need to take to eventually teach your goals. Change these objectives and goals when necessary but always work towards an end. Good Luck! Artl, II, Il; Designing Crafts Mr. Ken Hazelroth Trust your fellow man and always cut the cards. ' ANP AN ae Seclhes Math Program ® e+e euee (OCF Mrs. Louzana Kaku Be an individual! If you are just like everyone else, then you have lost control of your own life. ' College Literature; Reading; Publications Mr. Robert Jenson The road of life is full of dead end toads, blind intersections and holes. Remember your lessons from Driver's Ed. Look way ahead to you goals, but check carefully each intersection along the way. Western Civilization; Introduction to Social Studies; A Cappella Choir; Girls’ Glee Mr. Pat Kermott oe eid Geometry } Mr. Phillip Lamm “Try to understand the world around you. Think clearly. Do well the work of the world. ' Math i Algebra I, II, X, I-A | } y We? aft, Ae SK Api ae yt) r rf) ry ey yt uN MN) M ) Pg th A ts uv 7 ae y w f = M } J N! 7 } . WV oh v nt VAI Ny V - RN XY , al) Nea or iy oar © AWA } Y ) if u W ‘4 AY PN y V Ser J ¥) ‘NN | - x we, + } van y Aj 1. W Y 4) a f ’ Wy ‘. 25