Edinburg High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Edinburg, TX)

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Eddie Hemichson looks pleased with the grade on the paper which Vonesso Perez has just returned to him. Sergio Villareol presents his project of the ln- slde of the plont cell. Students in Mr. Sonchez's and Miss Gcillndds science classes completed several projects during the yeor. I , 3? I' K 1' -. ,.. ,M A WZ , I i V ,. ,V , E f,,,, W ! ., V , 3 123: f I V' f , ff f U sz f gr ..,,,, ' When o class discussion gets too enthusiastic, Mrs. Gonzalez coils for quiet from her physical science students. Moth f Science 5 1 N if N X x NN N , . XX

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1... .1 A-'fc V 42. in V W Yfffwvyyfwwk Helping to make the music sparkle dur- ing half-time at the McHigh game, Chandra Davis clangs the cymbals to Calida while Freddy Ramirez and Zaron Nelson keep the beat on the drums. Dropping a few helpful hints, Mt. Llanes shows Zulema Rodriguez how ta perfect a difficult piece of music. Prac- tice makes perfect, but help daesn't hurt. Frosty dldn't make it ta EFHS for Christmas so Isabel Villarreal and some students from an class make their own version to hang on the cofeti-rio wall. i ti ss 1 iii I have naturally curly hair! This favorite line of Melissa Garza's character, Frieda, wan the audiences laughter at the performance of You're o Good Man, Charlie Brown. . I . . .. 1 i ..., - f 2. S ., ' K - ' Fine Arts 69

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Math + science : knowledge Some students thought of science as bor- ing and difficult but started liking the class because of the lab work and movies. Biology was the most challenging class. Other students took Physical Science or ln- rroduction to Physical Science. ln the math area, freshmen students were offered Geometry, Algebra I, Pre-Algebra, or Fun- damentals of Math this year. Before geometry students started the course, they thought of the class as just triangles and squares. lt is a real challenge, Raymond Vale said, Theorems, postulates, and proofs were taught throughout the year. Fun is being the only one who solves the geometic pro- of, Sergio Villareal stated. Regular or col- lege prep., algebra was a class many students took. Most students enjoyed it. lt's fun to do some of the work if you know howto do it, Mari De La Garza said. Pre-Algebra and Fundamentals of Math were taken by students who needed to improve in math. Students worked hard for their grades and usually had good ones. .3 , wsL,,a' g,.- guy- ...M fo- , iwwv-wvwf ms-wv nw:-vu .0 Geometry students Patricia Juarez, Zoron Nelson, Frank Karr, and Carol Hererra relax during advisory in Mrs, Polmatler's room, At a Science Club meeting, the officers Juan Palacios, Marissa Cervantes, Vanesa Perez, Lorie Cruz, and Vic- tor Hernandez present o report to members. Math f Science 71