Los Banos High School - El Pacheco Yearbook (Los Banos, CA)

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ABOVE: Mr. Paul Robinson, Basic Science, Physics, Mr. Ken Ebner, Basic Science, Adv. Biology, Physical Science, Biolo- gyg Miss Kathy Fischer, Basic Science, Biology, Mr. Doug Houser, Chemistry, Biology, Basic Science. Ever heard of a quark? I read in Scientific American that it's supposed to be smaller than an atom. Science teachers know stuff like that, and what's more, they know how to teach stuff like that to their students. Science changes so much too 3 they're always discovering new things and proving new theories. How do they ever manage to keep up with it? ll ,7V8lZ5ffj-,4lZ7Z7Il RIGHT: Mr. Todd Merrill, Geometry, Algebrag Mr. Gil Blank, BasicMath, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometryg Mr. David Hutchinson, Consumer Math, Basic Math, Mr. Bob Butler, Alg. 21 Trig., Pre-Calculus, Algebra, Honors Math. a+b:c, and lr!-cra, and a+c:b. Son-of-a-gun, there's just too much to remember. Believe me, math concerns more than l+l:2. just for once, l would like to ask one of those math teachers a question they couldn't answer, they seem to know them ALL! It seems so easy to do when the teachers are showing you how it's done.

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r x S .Jw ,1 . 1 LEFT: Mr. David Hutchinson, Frenchg Mr. Manuel Gastelo, Span- ishg Mr. joe Martinez, Spanish. The study of foreign languages is such a complex subject! Spanish and French can entangle many tongues, but with the help of these teachers they become quite clear. C'est la vie! BEIDW: Mr. Doug Hendricks, U. S. I-list., Modern EuropefModern Asia I-List., Student Publications - Yearbook, Mr. Coy Roberts, Cal. Hist.fDr. Ed., Applied Psychology, History Seminary Mr. Alan Wilber, Contemp. American History, Adv. Place. U. S. I-list. CivicslAmerican Problems, Mr. Tony Azevedo, Dr. Ed.fCa1. Hist.5 Mr. Nick Nahas, CivicsfAmerican Problems, SociologyfEthnic Grps., Consumers Ec., Cal. l-list.fDr. Ed. History indeed is the Witness of the times 9 the light of truth. And those who deal with history and the study of man spread this Witness. With their own methods and ideas, each tells of man's past, and its impact on man's future. 3067.14 13757611 19

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M 616 L24 LTANN5 WA Cf!! LEFT: Mr. Joe Bondi, Boys' P.E.g Mr. Dale Ocken, Boys' P.E. P. E. is neat. It gives us a chance to run around and expend some energy, and scream and yell and shout. Spiking a volleyball, sinking a basket, punting a footballg they all relieve tensions and help clear the air. Without even knowing it We're stimulating our nerves and exer- cising our bodies, as Well as developing muscular coordination Csome of us, however, are doomed to remain muscular misfitsj. Besides, it's fun! Ol! Cf RIGHT: Mrs. Charlotte Hart, Girls! P.E.g Miss Kathy Fischer, Girls' P.E.g Mrs. Debbie Martinez, Girls' P.E. A11 right all you Hamburgers- let's get with it! You've got to beat those Hot Dogs!! As you can see, competi- tion gets very stiff in the Girls' P. E. Department. 21