Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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situ' Ill Dr. Dorsey kicks back after a hard day. IZI Mr. Zancanelli gets psyched for his next class. 131 Mr. Mahan opens up shop. I4l Mrs. Koch and Mrs. Smith are some of the many reasons why Fairview's faculty is so fine. l5l It's not God: it's Goddard. l6l Dr. Van Howe is slowing down at the age of 40. l7l Mr. Alexander writes a routine for 'his next class. s , 221

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1 'fa 2oee,:xs:w'w:1if:faf ,pf F c1irview's fantastic acult The quality of Fairview's education this year excels above the rest. Thanks can be given to our fantastic fac- ulty! Each teacher had his or her own way of teaching, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, and each with a special unique technique. The faculty dedi- cated a large amount of time to bettering the school through teaching, sponsoring, and even being good, un- derstanding friends. Though they may have had to fight to keep us going through senioritis, they still do a numero uno job. More power to ya, faculty! ,alfa fi f3,,1.n 220 Faculty Division A T A Q ' ff , ff

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The joy Fairview's faculty is made up of a bunch of wild and crazy people and most of the teachers really en- joy teaching! I think that if they fthe teachersl don't like it, they shouldn't be here, said Mrs. Brandon, business teacher, I mean, what a crummy way to live, doing something you don't want to do. Every year, the Fairview teachers have to think of ways to present the material they've been teaching in a new and interesting way. It's hard to imagine teaching the same subject over and over again, year after year. It's possible to make it interesting, as most of the faculty proved. Mrs. Brandon's philosophy of teaching was, I think you have to play square, and be honest. I usual- ly get in return what I give. There's always the basically boring teacher, the one whose class you're always tempted to skip, but most Fairview teachers are really good. Mr. Von Alessandro: Fine Arts Dept.: Thespians, Fall Play, Spring Play. Mr. Scott Alexander: Social Studies Dept. Head: International Relations Club. Mr. Les Alire: Counseling Dept. Mr. Terry Altenborg: Physical Education Dept.: Track Coach. Mrs. Audrey Ambler: Nurse. Mr. Kenneth Baldwin: Math Dept.: Chess Club. Mrs. Charlene Beck: Fine Arts Dept. Mrs. Cynthia Blankenship: English Dept., Costume Coordinator for Plays. Mr. Paul Boland: Math Dept.: Assistant Tennis Coach. Mr. james C. Boswell: Social Studies Dept. Mrs. Caroline Brandon: Business Dept. Ms. Karen Briggs: Math Dept.: Adminis- trative Assistant: Senior Men's Club. 222 Faculty The wild and crazy counselors attempt a human pyramid 4 1' ' fl. lla 'l 43