Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Pods A and E Math Pod A, Social Studies, is headed by Mr. Towne Bishop. He said, 'iThe teachers are all very cooperative and we work well togeth- er. Pod A teachers provided quality pro- grams for students which included Model United Nations, Close Up and Mock Trial. These programs are open to all students and have proven to be successful to the well- being of the student. The teachers and classes offered within Pod A were the following: Mr. Towne Bishop -- American Government and Free Enter- prise, Mr. Dick Browning - American Gov- ernment and Gate, Mrs. Marcella Kitt - Free Enterprise and American History, Mr. Tony Guerro -- American History, Mr. Arr lopez 7 World Geography and American Histo- ry, Mr. Anglon - American History and The computer age has caught the interest of students. Math was the most requested subiect students at Cholla were taking! There was an increase in students enrollment this year with 100 more students than in previous years. The computer programs in Pod E were one of the biggest steps forward into the computer age for students, particularly in word processing. The students are taking math and computers much more seriously. and Social Studies American Government. - By Tommy Leon Q a .s 'I ,. ffffl As freshmen came into the department they were tested to determine what level of math they qualified for. The department used this method last year and this year it was successful again. Department Head Sam Westmorland said, uThe student and teachers liked the open space and friendly atmosphere of the department. The teachers are Sam Westmorland, Kathy Lackow, lra Lackow, Walt Fenster- it macher, Janice Welchert, Kathy Miller, Rich- ard Hugunin, Dave Baker and Judy Long. The classes offered were: General algebra, Pre-Calculus, college prep, Trig, Geometry and computer programming. - By Tommy Leon. Top Right il-Ri: Ms. Kitt, Mr. Towne Bishop, Mr. Arthur Lopez, Ms. Carolyn Lundberg, David Anglon, Mr, Dick Browning, Bolrom lei! il-Ri: Mr. Dick Hugunin, Ms. Janice Welchert, Judy Long, Ira Lackow, Sam Westmorland, Kathy Lackow, Kathy Miller, Dave Baker.