Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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School Board; Fronl Row: Stephanre Miles, Muriel Gamble, Kay Brown, Kathleen Greene. Back Row: Carl Swain. Richard Hanson, Bill Furlong, Robey Willis, Mr. Brooks understands what you need and what you don ' t need. — Shari McDonald, 1 2 Mr. Brooks pushes me hard to make me learn. — Ken Barrette, 12 Mrs, Broyles talks to me as an individual, not as just another student. — Carol Muldoon, 1 2 Mrs. Caldwell is tun. — Christie Sullivan, 10 Ms. Chiapperro is honest about everything and makes learning fun. — Jeff Loflin, 1 2 Miss Clark explains things really well. — Kelly Johnson, 10 Mrs. Cooper is an awesome teacher. She ' s nice to everyone, but she doesn ' t play favorites. She is very professional — Trena Keating, 1 2 Mr. Coyle does impersonations of famous people — jumps up and down — the whole bit. — JeffWeinert, 12 Mr. Croghan will take the time to explain things to you individually so you understand. — Cathy Dobyns, 1 1 Friend or humanitarian? Would anyone have ex- perienced the real world if it weren ' t for Mr. Bierman? The real world is being responsible, being able to face reality as it is with its ups and downs, said Mr, Bierman, Being the real person or humanitarian that he was, he too had some story of his life to share. Life in high school was dif- ferent during his teenage years, The emphasis was put on graduating from high school, he said. According to Mr, Bierman, he didn ' t even plan on going to college. However, on a whim, he applied for a scholarship which he got; therefore, he decided that he would go. How was he as a high school student? I wasn ' t the greatest student, he said. How did he try to get out of homework? I don ' t ever recall taking a book home, he said. What was the social at- mosphere in his surroundings like? I grew up in a small mining town in Minnesota, he said. Did they party like students today did? Yes, we partied, but it was different. There were no such things as drugs. The whole philosophy was different. There was more socializing. We weren ' t as rambunctious, where here the emphasis is just on get- Mr. Bierman at age 3 ting wasted, he said. But were they rambunctious at all? What was the crudest prank that he played on a teacher? Let me think of one that you can print, he said, lust as he left his mark back in Minnesota, he has continued to make history here; thus, he left his mark in tne lives of the many students he taught, The most unique thing about Mr, Bierman is that he can take a real life situation and translate it into history, said Junior Harley Simmons, by Michelle Heun Chiapperro, Jeannette: Language Arts Clark, Terri: Science Cooper, Esther: Language Arts Coyle, Vincent: Social Studies Croghan, Paul: Mathematics Crumb, Mary lean: Language Arts Dahl, Paul: Math Science Downie, Suzanne: Language Arts Dugger, luli: Social Studies Elges, ludy: Dean of Students Faculty fr

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Adams, Cathy: Special Education Adams, Dick: Social Studies Alcorn, Susan: Counselor Alpers, Fred: Science Anderson, |an: Language Arts Andreasen, Tom: Math, Athletic Director Baker, Christine: Teacher ' s Aide Bateman, Robert: Social Studies Beaton, Kenneth: Business Benson, Jan: Voc-Tech. Berger, Elinor: Business Bierman, Douglas: Social Studies Black, Clair: Social Studies Blinn, lames: Voc. Auto Body Bowman, Karen: Assistant Administrative Secretary Brooks, Douglas: Physical Education Brooks, Tom: Voc Tech Broyles, Kay: Print Shop Caldwell, Nancy: Language Arts Candow, Barbara: Hall Monitor Grading teachers what do you think? Mrs. Adams has a good way with the kids. She is very calm and patient. — John Dekoek- koek, 1 2 Mr, Adams is funny. He explains it well and makes it more interesting. — Ryan Brust, 10 If you want to learn, Mr. Alpers teaches really well. — Donna Grossman, 1 2 Mrs. Anderson doesn ' t mind If we work together, and that helps a lot. — Audra Price, 10 I think that Mr. Andreason has a real ability to capture the class ' attention, and that makes lear- ning easier. — Erin Sheehan, 1 1 Mr. Bateman tells stories, and he makes the class interesting. — LeeAnn Mankins, 12 Mr. Beaton likes to get involved in conversa- tions, and we learn a lot from those. — Holly Gibbons, 1 1 Mr. Benson takes time for his students. I also like the way he makes a student come to his own conclusion on his own. — Greg Mason, 12 Mrs. Berger is a very intelligent lady with a great personality. — Julie Thoreson, 12 Mr. ' Black is knowledgeable and infor- mative. — Jim Breeden, 1 1 Mr. Blinn? Can ' t find a better body man around. — David Duke, 1 1 Mr. Bierman has a great dry sense of humor. He ' s a real activist in ' the real world ' . — Court- ney Mooney, 1 1 50

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Farnham, Susan: Secretary Farnworth, Ron: Science Findley, Leisa: Math Science Fortin, Michael: Math Science Frank, James: Science Furr, Susan: Home Economics Gilbert, lack: Social Studies Giurlani, Kathi: Nurse Clanzmann, Duane: Mathematics Grange, Kurt: Science Granier, Louis: Social Studies Haley, Janet: Math Science Harrill, Barbara: Librarian Harrison, Dave: Social Studies Henry, Carl: Language Arts Hickman, Terry: Counselor Horgan, Jonn: Librarian Howard, Frank: Math Voc. Tech Hughes-Cauley, Maureen: Secretary Hunter, John: Math Science What do you think? Mrs. Crumb makes her students work very hard, and she has high expectations for them. — Amy Lynn, 12. Mr. Dahl is a very kind and considerate teacher who spends much time helping his students. — Mark Mathson, 1 1 . Mrs. Downie is interested in the student as a person. She ' s a patient and understanding teacher. — Heather Russell, 1 1 . Mrs. Dagger prepares us well for tests. — Kristy Crisemer, 12. Mr. Farnworth makes the class laugh and that keeps the students interested. — Betty Swirc- zek, 12. Mrs. Findley is an excellent teacher because she teaches well, and even though geometry is totally boring, her class is pretty fun. — Suzi Royce, 1 0. Mr. Fortin is easy going, and he makes com- puters interesting. — Rhonda Diskin, 12. Mrs. Furr is great. She helps you understand things. — Wendy Weintz, 12. Mr. Frank is supportive, and he constantly pushes you to do your best. — Vickie Ives, 1 2. Mr. Gilbert has a great sense of humor, and he makes it interesting. — Dawn Wallace, 12. Nobody wears chalk as well as Mr. Clanz- mann. — lay Hanses,1 2. Mr. Crange can give you a lecture and still make you laugh. — Cathy Terzyk, 1 1 . Mr. Granier is a wonderful teacher, and I hope he remains at Carson High for a long time so other students can have a chance to take his class. — Chan Trusedale, 12. 52