Blue Ridge High School - Cresta Azul Yearbook (Lakeside, AZ)

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Students test out ot clciss tor tirst time by Pat Hagan For the first time in BR history, a Free Enterprise test was offered so that students could meet the state requirement and not have to take the class. Mr. Bishop and Mr. Roush taught Free Enterprise. The students should know their own economic system, said Mr. Bishop. He had taught at Blue Ridge for eight years. Free Enterprise taught the students about America's eco- nomics in comparison with other country's economies, according to Mr. Bishop. World Cultures was offered again after a year's rest. The reason the class was not offered in 77-78 was that Ms. Stidham, the World Cultures teacher, was needed for a 4th Ameri- can History class. Ms. Stidham was again both World Cultures and Ameri- can History teacher. Both courses help the students develop a sense of their own identi- ties, said Ms. Stidham. World Cul- tures is an elective at BR, while Ameri- can History and Civics are Arizona state requirements. Civics is a 2 year program that is very flexible and allows for a variety of materials and methods for in depth treatment of selected areas, said Mr. Roush. Civics was a state requirement class for all seniors while American History was required of all Juniors. Page 56. 1. Mr. Roush lectures to his 4th hour Civics class. 2. Students do a Free-Enterprise assignment in Mr. Bishop's 5th hour class. 3. Serge talks to Mr. Roush's class about life in the Soviet Union. Page 57. 1. Terri Bittorf and Brad Brown take notes in Civics. 2. Mary Beckett, Terri Bennett, Sue Deerr and Robyn Donaldson pass American history assignments up the row. 3. American history students go over assign- ments in 4th period. 4. Holly Klitus, Victor Applegate, Clayton Lord and Brad Brown work on a Civics assignment. 56 HISTORY A v- 3

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Page 54. 1. Pop Choir members pause between numbers in the band room. 2. Diane Bickerton, Rush Boynton, and Patti Marble sing at the Pop Choir's Spring Concert. 3. Pop Choir members perform at the same concert. Page 55. 1. Band members prepare to learn some new music. 2. Loretta Jaramillo and Jorli McLain yield to creative instincts in Ms. HiII's art class. 3. Coach Moro battles Gilbert Pacheco in a dem- onstration of hand-to-hand combat in P.E. 4. Peggy White and Cory Edwards get into i shape in Ms. Fliley's P.E. class. XMZV HW . , I 1 ? 1 Af' 72.12. ks Q f 4 MUSIC, P.E., ART 55

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