Monte Vista High School - Monarchs Yearbook (Spring Valley, CA)

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's Counseling ll 5,-.wx , M A x .. - F, M Q my f X 2 LV ' XR' wx, ' f rf' s ., V Z1' r r , s f J -Q 2 LI ' . ' ' .E - 'V 'it W' E.-ff r W A 1 N 1 i t s N Sally Cochenour Ed Slagle Jennifer Elliot Joanne Hoefbr Tom Pew Cjuitlance Counselor Quiclance Counselor Quiclance .Specialist Qlliffllfiffi 5PKCil1l1l9f guiffflflw 5P8ClL1l1-St 3 , -2- ' Fran Zumwalt Jemse Games SU-9011 Knox Mr. Slagle awaits H13 nergt appointment. Quicltlnce Specialist Career -gpedafi-ff guidance -Se5Tew7y A cheerfiel gree ting from Mrs. Knox. J -f- lv .11 . ff 'Q Ms. Hoefer consults 'ufitft a concernezlparent. 'THe counseHng staff at 9Vlonte flfista zloes more tfian just plan your sclieilule for nezgt semester. 'Iliey are a group of people that worli togetlier to offer you a range of opportunities, from Fran Zumwalt liancmruy scnolarsfiip appHcations for .Seniors to tlie myriad' cyl college catalogues in tfie career center. Mrs. Knox, tlie friencluy face Eeliincl tHe appointment liooli, is cften tHe person tltat you speak to Jqrst wken you liaoe a pro6lern. your QJ5. is most Hkeal who you Have Had' tHe most contact witli, anal tHey liaoe pro5a5Qy gotten to Know you well over tlie years. 'Diese people, Known collectiveay as tHe counseHng staff are a oalua5le resource to Wlonarcns. Counseling 315

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Qldrainistr tion This past year, Qifonte 'Vistas administration, at I ! feadfiy iPrincipaf Chris Bogden, Fias provided strong feadersliip for tfie students and facufty of tfiis scfiooi 'Die .students Have Eenzwtted from tfiis strength in tfie quaHty of tfie education that tney Have received a quafity insisted upon Ey a administration and facidty dedicated to teaching. Mr. Martin, always Happy to see a student. Mr. Gordinier cfieclis His calendar. J X ,,- Dr. Chris Bogden Paul Martin . O t . Dr. Bogden works with the counseung staff to Trmclptlf 'Vice fP7111Clpt1f complete tfie scfiedule for second semester. fm So- A rf' Steve Ramsey i Jerry Gordinier Lori Manning Barbara Munson Bonnie Lillard 'Vice fpfinfilmf 'Vial Tfiflfipllf Trincipafls .Secretary .Secretary .Secretary 314-Administration ng -

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f rt Qe rrtrment Kristy McCabe Department Chairperson Crafts 15-85 . 3 rr Vince M uzzo Crafts 15-85 y fsfrasw 'K The Art iDepar-tment consists of three courses: art, crafts, and photography. Any student is sure to get a lot out of these courses and with the new fine Arts graduation Requirement, the courses grow more popzdar aff the time. flhese courses also ofkr awards. A student can win the Art Student of the Month Award 'The Art Department also awards one senior the Outstanehrgy .Student Award Art is cyffered for grades ninth through twegth. Students fearn ahout the history cy' art and study artists of past and present. Students participate in cartooning, sketching, water coforing, and other activities. Crafts is ofkred for tenth through tweifth graders. Students participate in a variety cyf projects. .Some of the prcjects incfude pottery, hashetry, and weaving. Advanced students wif! he introduced to more advanced projects. Thotography fasts one semester and is obfered to seniors 9-here, students are introduced to the eiements of picture tagng. Students also hecome famifiar with the parts of a camera and their functions. 316-Art Department x Mi-YS Mccllbe 05513 f-9 Derek Elizabeth Markwell puts the finishing touches on her Bisson during a crafts ciass. prqggg, Mr. Davis foohs on as Victor Medina Guerrero slQtch a drawing.