Las Animas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Las Animas, CO)

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English rhe English Depart- ment at LAHS offered a variety of classes to meet every student's interest and need. There were not any new additions to the curriculum this year in this subject. Through our Eng- lish classes, students learned how to better express themselves verbally and through writing. Students also learned the proper usage of their language. English was just a small part of their total learning exper- ience at LAHS. Jason Miller looks up the meaning of a difficult word. Pam Gardner works intently on separating prepositions and objects.

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Lynda Pennock receives the DAR Award from Mr. Montoya. A Awards AAUW Award Bausch Lomb Science Award Boys State Awards BOE Student of the Year B PW Outstanding Student CAVME Award 1st Annual Coaching Kit Award DAR Good Citizen Award Outstanding D.E. Student Directors Award Girls State Awards Outstanding Industrial Arts Student Outstanding Shorthand Student Mr Miss Trojan 1980-81 John Phillips Sousa Band Award Outstanding Typing Students National Math Award Gerard Cortinez Mardi Moore Betty Hohn Kathy Tully Gerard Continez Tim Baublits Steve Grasmick Don Kuhns Madonna Ricken Becky Nicklos Kevin Kelly Willian Cooper Lynda Pennock Mardi Moore Carl Hansen Lola Everson Teresa Kennan Steve Grasmick Vicki Bilyeu Rick Medina Lola Everson Brian Bender Rhonda Deal Lola Everson Shari Baublits Satoshi Kanazawa Alvin Edmunds Mrs. Dooley is recognized by Mardi Moore for years of service to LAHS. Mr. Garber awards Brian Bender the John Phillips Sousa Award. Frank Herrara is presented with a perfect attendance certificate by Mr. Montoya. 19

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Students work intently on their math assignments. Mathematics mm . was no differ- ent than anywhere else. From basic addition and subtraction to the complex formulas of college alge- bra and trigonometry, our math courses covered a wide range. The three Math teachers, Lawrence Sena, Charles Morley, and Vernon Hale brought new ideas and con- cepts to numbers. Since math is so much a part of everyday life, there were classes to suit everyone's needs. Math was just another piece of their total education '7 didn't get that answer. Mr. Sena demonstrates how to solve an equation algebraically. 21