Carroll High School - Rampart Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Mr. Ray Blondin Mr. Mark Gilman Fr. Robert Himes Mr. Tony Maucione M 1. Joe Elder watches as Mr. Maucione prepares for class presentation. 2. Ken Sellers and Bill Maier visit the spring art show. 3. Kevin Cantwell learns from the time spent in Olympia. 4. Japanese visitors came in October to observe American schools. 5. Macrame is a favorite of Kevin Holzer. I Z s 1 l I 4

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Math And Science Classes Challenge Minds Asif? 25, V ' . V I1 7 V H' 1 kg j f,'.l,.'rl1f7,'gtg,lg ,fail ' fi 't 'imiifl ' . . all N Uj ?J 'ti- , A 411 7 ' 1 , ' li . , -a'fwi,v.:L an ff.-f ',,,., ,J ,'--.Qui Sr. Mary Brumbach Mr. Gary Nunamaker Mr. .Tom Mitzlaff Sr. Bernadette Wingenbach X' Sister Mary Brumbach took over her duties as head of the science department in September. Sister taught biology, advanced biology, chemistry and introductory physical science for freshmen. When Father Darrel Surman returned to Carroll in mid-year, the classes were rescheduledg Father took some of the biology, and Sister Mary added algebra 9 to her teaching day. Sister was also advisor of the drill team and rally squad. Mr. Gary Nunamaker joined the staff this year as a biology and freshman math teacherg he also taught fresh- man English and auto mechanics. Mr. Nunamaker coached the junior varsity basketball and the golf teams. Mr. Tom Mitzlaff, chairman of the math department, taught algebraftrig, math analysis, mechanical drawing, physics, and chemistry. Sister Bernadette Wingenbach taught a full day of lower division math: algebra, algebrafgeometry, and geometry. Sister coached both varsity and junior varsity girls' baskeball teams. 1. John Maier and Theresa Gamache dissect fetal pig in advanced biology. 2. Ellen Sauve watches for chemical reaction 3. Lisa Austin draws geometric design. 4. Jim Miller designs circular figures in geometry class. 5. Bonnie Boutillier, Sue Schwaegler and Adam Wurtz discuss physics problem with Mr. Mitzlaff. 7. Joe Ghiglione experiments in chemistry.

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Fine Arts And Social Studies Geared Toward More Appreciation The Fine Arts Department, chaired by Mr. Mark Gilman, and the Social Studies Department, chaired by Father Robert Himes, provided a variety of experiences to broaden the students' awareness of and appreci- ation for the world in which we live. Early in the year the art students had a display at the Yakima County Fair and had an art show on campus. Their spring show was put on in conjunction with the Mothers' Tea. The art students went to art shows at YVC and other studios in town. Field trips added a dimension to the learning experience which was had in the classroomg they allowed students to become aware of real life situations first hand. Father Himes took his eleventh grade history class to the state capitol in Olympia. Mr. Tony Maucione, new to Carroll in midyear, arranged a field trip to the county courthouseg he followed through this in the class- room by conducting mock trials. Father Himes' futurology class will long remember COPE and other games designed to increase the players' abilities to cope with problems of the future. Mr. Ray Blondin's psychology students became avid readers of Psychology Today and gained proficiency in the writing of journals. The year closed when the state attorney general Slade Gorton spoke to the juniors on consumer problems and followed this with a press conference in the school library.