Blair High School - Saga Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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.,-.f Mrs. Taylor is the proud advisor of CSF and BEACON. The Sophomore class en- ioys Mrs. Williams cheerful help as its ad- visor. Due to the great demand for com- puter classes, Mr. McDonald has been able to utilize his vast knowledge of the com- puter field. Mr. Lopez helps our Latino population understand the already con- fusing mathematics. Throughout the year. the math teachers supported us wholeheartedly, in every way, means and manner possible all Will lalll lbwlwgx ' M xl will llls lm y A ll lr fill? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Qt Above left: P.T.S.A. wants me? says KoKo Williams. What an honor! Above right: Mr. Lopez finds time out of his busy schedule to pose for a picture. Left: You want me to do what? exclaims Mrs. Taylor. Above: What's the problem here? asks Mr. Larsen. i rf 1 Mathematics l93

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Math D partm nt Solves All Proble fr., This year math requirements became more rigorous and students literally hit the books in such classes as algebra, ge- ometry and trigonometry. Due to increas- ing requirements by the colleges, stu- dents were advised to take more math- ematics. Our math teachers are very involved in activities in and around Blair. Mr. Aroma- tario is the advisor of the Jr. class, as well as the baseball coach at Muir. The chess club benefits from Mr. Larsen's expertise. i i I I I I I I I I I I I II II I I swf ' is Above: First row - Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Williams. Top: Mr. Larsen, Mr. McDonald, Mr. Armatorio. Above right: Mr. McDonald gives his typical Monday morn- ing smirk. Right: Dave Armatorio rushes out of the parking lot due to a Big Mac attack. l92 Mathematics 53,33 -NNN ,, , ,r . , 1 'XXX A fx ,,. Q A ,g N' lx ,

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Engn h i ot Gnly a Partof Everyday Life 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lil --- fa- The English Department offers stu- dents the best practical education they will probably receive at Blair. Biology may fade from memory, and geography may not seem important even if it could be remembered, but because it is used day after day as a necessary means of commu- nication, the English education received at Blair will stick with you throughout your life, for those who accept it. Contrary to what some students may believe, grammar is a relatively small as- I I I I I 194 English . 4 . , i I Q. -z J ' D fr K C-N .. or f c 1 I, '? . . -f 1, t . X 3 Upper left: Robert Rasmussen, Pat Barnett, Ed Waller. Mario Gallo. Jane Downhower. Gerald Gar- den. Norma Russell. Upper right: I pity the fool who doesn't do my homework. Above: What do you mean l'm not getting paid? Left: You've got to be kidding. 'Xp 'bs l 1 I I' I NN Y