Mount Carmel High School - Horizon Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Department is one of the largest on staff at Mt. Carmel. Sixty percent of the student body takes a foreign language, rang- ing from English as a Sec- ond Language to Ger- man. ln order to accom- modate this demand, Phyllis Humphrey, Anne Pillsbury and Pom Marx have joined the staff. Here, at MC, the staff is enthusiastic, making learning and understand- ing languages and related cultures both in- teresting and fun. The teachers' dedication is ac- tively reflected in the sponsoring and organiza- tion of various cultural ex- periences, including trips to foreign countries. This enables students to ex- perience different cultures and utilize the skills they have learned. Through the Foreign Language Department, students at Mt. Carmel are able to better understand and appreciate the various cultures of the world, Front row from the left: Barbara Weigand-lx, Pam Marks, Phyllis Humphrey, Vicki Broughton, Pauline Girourard-Gross, and Anne Pillsbury. Back row from left: Vincent Vitale, Alex Fouself, Marianne Girdner, Sherry Ludwig, and Joyce Doubert. Pictured: Laurie Horner, upper right. -gq-1-u Wx Sl .. - MN, . 195-113- Tiziz Q . YN Q 1 I S sa g siii - s P ' i:.s,1.s.s11e!.,.s ss. ASQQNA' w,..ss,..3efs,..,.-T. 5 . ...ns.,'. X R X. .ssl , A f ...,, ' I s ' ' ' .... . . J' . . W - ,Q Q A 1 A 'L A :i?iirl?iiii1???'iiTEE? in . ..-.-as .1 :fs-ifz 35512912215212::a3f?QgQ22x:L.f 5-miie -Q ,.f- --is .... .ss .... N .11-1..,s:.Q-1W-csfvsi. s,f-lm -.-1-1 ,. m1aza..1,s.a sis, aww. K s- - gg: V ---.. ..-,:.:. , .,--s sg ii -x -.....l T S? -:.1-s-1,:--.1- -we ..gs-f,.1s..i....m,.,,.4,2..ai:s.ggsf1is,wg.sggg. S, ...., xx --rr' . ,zf ..-W Q c ..... by 5 3

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EALTH Mt Carmel's Health nd Driver's Education epartments focus on the nportance of health management, techniques l first aid, including CPR, nd the dynamics of safe riving skills. This class is rimarily for Sophomore udents here at The lount. R. Gary Jolk, Anne rapli Rick Srrarron JPPORTUNITY The Opportunity pro- 'am headed by Glen ihnson, Ron Trettor, and ank Andruski, is directed iwards helping students oth academically and ersonally. The program designed for students ho have difficulty con- irming to the traditional gh school program. Op- Drtunity has created an formal, relaxed, struc- rred, positive at- losphere. The program lows students to gain infidence in themselves Efore re-entering the gular, comprehensive ussrooms. 5: Ron Trerror, Frank wdruski, Glen Johnson 'ECIAL DUCATION tSpecial Education is a logram which provides positive learning en- 'onment, with careful tention to individual reds of students enroll- 1 in this program. dicated teachers pro- Ee encouragement for idents with a variety of ecial learning needs. T: Anita Zeno, Dave ige, Evie Viora, Carol -eves, Madeline Icone-Mills, Pauline 'Iis, Joan Lehr, Jeff Ladd, en Hignight, and John ppas not pictured: rug Dickson, Lynn Miller .. 253 4 Ita g l l 1 g' -Y' 7?

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CIENCE DEPARTMENT The 1Q84f85 Science Deportment hos hoo nony improvements in its stoff ond in its pro- irom, Due to increosed student enrollment, two lew members hove been odded to the sroff, 'hey ore Ron Allen ond Hol Dorr, New odditions ove olso been mode in equipment. Foro more 'fficient work oreo two computers ond three :bs hove been instolled. Another new ideo hos -een conceived for the benefit of science 'udents It is the Flooring Morine Loborotory. This concept enobles students to experience octuol porticipotion in the study of morine life. These im- provements ond oclditions hove helped the Science Deportment become more beneficiol to students. Bock rowq Gory Hepler, Lourle Olson, Kirsten Odegord, Ron Netzley, Ron Allen, Tom Oliver, Poul 5omoros, Bob Bjorlfqulst, Steve Elsler Front row: Bertlvlclnrosh, Lee Robinson, Hol Dorr .rf ,rf V My 41 255