Mission San Jose High School - Costanoan Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION V, Paul Campana Chico State U. L. ,. I. 4, .it 35: xy! LI: X' Xt ' xx 1 5 + h X 3 it , L Arlene Cooley San Jose State U. Morley Freltas San Jose State U. U.S. History: P.E. P.E. Athletic Director P.E. i , .... 'W5,,,,,:cx .,., , '- 4.-. . 'NE 'wif . '- is Q .,M,, ,s x I , X 55 i . . M H 1 4 , V ' W' ' ' m ? . qx, A -le. :J .,, X K :X , xr . Q Q A V- 3 al li ' 5 i A y '-.5 ' ' gif 5 1 ' H -ff 5 .UQEEWK -.ig N - - ' 6757 3- Lf fi: 3 f n 4 1 5 4 J -fm I Z A ,,, l E' K7 I tw, ,.,,, 'f A '02 -- , 6, . -' 'di 5 A 4 x C Ls.x3 iW n 6 ai Q 5 ' K' 4 Y f' 3 WF R C' - . ' 4 4 M ' I g . 7 Q. C . . f' fi EL I l . 1. , 'I' 5 k 3 0 wk e K V w U K i F L K ny? x. , . .Q : ' 4 Mr. Paul Campana and Miss Linda Lile pose for . the Costanoan on the eve of their wedding. : sl . f 3 g ' 'imw W ' im, WP W in -i imxjw Y A' Jack Marden U. of the Pacific P.E. Mickey McBrlde West Minister College P.E. .n .V :ng-,N yr 3 I - P J I ,, f. X X x. I i W Joy Peterson San Jose State U. P.E. 9 f 4

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- HDME ECDNOMICS YW7 an X WX lf ' ' xi if 4. gr is ., nm s fn I J Judy Shahenlan UC Davis Economics: Life Parenting, Clothing A Sv' Janet Fairbanks UC Berkeley Home Economics ln the last year, the Home Economics Department has doubled its enrollment. The Life Class on family living is new this year and deals with current issues of teen- agers. Creative Baking offers an in depth look at the culinery skills used by today's bakers. Home Economics should be an in- tregal part of each student's curriculum at Mission. - Judy Shahenian, Home Economics Chairperson - INDUSTRIAL ARTS QM :HELL Edward Flnley Humboldt State U. Woodshop l, ll, lll ' . Warren Leenerts San Jose State U. Drivers Ed.: Adv. Art Graphic Design, Drafting Ken Smith Chico State U. Computer Awareness Basic Programming Academic Computing Blll Vorrath Humboldt State U. Auto Mechanics Metal lg Wood l 1 Most schools are phasing out the Industrial Arts classes, but not because of a lack of inter- est. lt is due to an increase of other graduation requirements, with no increase in the daily schedule. Thus, we are fortunate that Mission is able to continue to offer automotive, draft- ing, electronics, graphics, metal, and wood programs. And this is the third year that we have offered classes in computer programming. Our goal is to integrate computers into every facet of education. 8 - Ken Smith, Industrial Arts Department Chairperson

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1 - I H Y b fs. Q 4: :fs- A . .X Y. gilglf Cheryl Bushmlre Indiana U. of Penn. Math Honors I, Honors ll Pre-Calculus Wllllam Jager UC Berkeley Calculus BC: Int. Alg. Math Honors l I li M H Y FK W E Y if. . ' ,I , 'M' 9 51 , . ,K ,i .. ,W It T in 47 --qt, . 5 .'f Robert Moll Wartburg Algebra Calculus AB I0 Glen Carllle San Jose State U. Algebra A '- Y' X 5 9 1 5? vigil' is P 5 imfqlna 1 J We ' A 55' ,T i mn Q 5 It nga intl.. Wfyvu Colleen Manuola Westmont College Pre-Calcg Geometry Math Honors lll 4 I Claudla Fort Shlrley Gllfether U. of Maryland San Jose State U. Geometry: Algebra Math Skills l, ll Pascal: Adv. Pascal Algebra 2l The '85-'86 school year has been a mix of new faces with familiar faces and new policies with old policies. There have been buckets on rainy days. And there have been occasional reprieves from a math test due to a sick Xerox machine. Through it all we hope students have had an oppor- tunity to grow and make progress towards their individual goals. - Bill Jager, Math Department Chairperson HWYW f:'5'QW Mr. Moll's scrutiny of Anthony Terrell amuses Holly Coyle.