Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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Nash .air ,. 'rv Pat Elllott takes time out ol teaching her class to explaln the day 's assignment to DeAnna Mitchell and Teresa Fogelqulst. Newsstall students take a breather :luring the yard sale held at Sara Johnson 's house. ' Grant Kreger and Danelle Meler joke around whlle waltlng to take teacher photos lor yearbook. Dorothy Johnson X Port. State U. B. S. -Education Minor-English Lewls Q Clark College B. S. -Education Mlnor-Engllsh Sara Johnson 5. Colby College B. A. -English Minor-History Karen Klnder U, of Wash. B.A.-Speech Mlnor-l llstory Laurie Levine 3 Willamette U. Bflf-Theatre B. S, -Psychology Helen Webra U. ol Calflierlfeley B. A, -English Minor-Class Llt.

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ENGLISH Lee August Seattle U. Major-Liberal Arts Mt. Angel College B.A. -English Minor-Art U ol O M.E.D.-Sec. Ed. Beth Bolles , Hanover College f I B. A. -English l is Minor-Social Science V fm. Arizona State U. Q 'j A M.A.-English H V 'X 7 ii .. lyl Gary Cruikshank Boise Jr. College A.A.-Speech Minor-Drama College of Idaho B. A . -English Mnor-History M.E.-Ed. Admin, Pat Thomas copies a memo lor an English teacher. lectives shrank in the English Department instead of growing. Shakespeare, Fantasy 8: Science Fiction, Contemporary Novel, and Spelling and Vocabulary were all dropped. The only classes offered were English, English Honors, AP English and RETCH, lResearch Techniquesl. This was the first year for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors who excell in English to have a class that offered the necessary challenge. Honors classes were begun for all three grades. The highlights of the year were seeing plays out of town. Lee August and Helen Webre took a few students to see a play, The Crucible , and the AP English class saw As You Like lt . Pat Elliott U. ol ldahofMoscow B. S. -Spanish Mlnor-English Minor-Sociology Brad Hunter U of O B.A.-English Mlnor-History Nancy lngram E. O. S. C. B.A. -English Minor-Social Studies sg A Karen Kinder takes time lrom correcting tests to watch her speech class. '.? i Q, . 3 5 Sara Johnson explains the correct way to hold a camera to her Photojour- nalism class. Wmvswwmw--U ,,,,..,.,....,..,...,...............f.-m-.f---

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SCIENCE 8a MATH John Barton O. S, U. B. S. -Physics Minor-Mathematics Cornell U. M.S. -Physics William Boyd O.S.U B.S.-General Science . Minor-Social Studies M. S. -Biolgo y MinorfGeoIogy -1f- f f aw 'S ' xi Bob Groner ' O.S.U. B.S. -Chemical Eng, V M.S. -General Science if ' Minor-Science Ed. Minor-Mathematics K J fl! , i ountain View Science Department has been compared to the colleges with its new computer room and advanced projects going on in biology class and life science. Electronics class kept students mystified with the modern day inventions. Fetal pigs, frogs and squid were being dissected this year in the science classes. Teachers figured the best way to learn about something is to study it inside and out. Two teachers joined the Science Department at semester to take the place of Mrs. Huntley. She was given a semester leave of absence. Ken Johnson and Gerald Quissell took over her biology and life science classes. E E s E E s 2 E l 3 5 i ' Ken Johnson ponders a question from a student. . 2' , Wendy Huntley, Kelly Wulk, and Barb Majors discuss the number of pictures taken with Santa and Mrs. Claus during the week before. Christmas. Wendy Huntley Willamette U. B. A. -Biology Sylvia LaCroix I. Y V Evangel College I B.S.-Chemistry Minor-Mathematics V' ',-, I 5 Minor-Physics ' H U. ol CalfLos Angeles A M L l lll M.A. -Sec. Ed Gerald Quissell ' Augustana U, B. S. -Biology Minor-Chemistry U. of Calflrvine M.S.-Biology Joan Clouse takes a message for a teacher.