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

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K ' ' ff- t,.:-N:-o-- Faculty basketball players take a breather and watch teammates battle Bend I-Hgh. Robert Wilsbwarren Purcelqlim Prosser, Lynn Ownby, and Judy Walker work on their assignments after finishing a lab on molecules in Chemistry. David Erickson Ohio State U. 7 B.S.-Chemistry t Minor-Mathematics Debbie Gribskov fx U of O B.S.-Mathematics Minor-Psychology O.C.E. B.S.-Mathematics Minor-Psychology Jim Porter if ' , : U of O B. S. -Health M. S. -P. E. 8: Recreation Minor-Mathematics Mnor-Science Ken Roberts U of Montana B. A. -Mathematics Minor-Economic Finance M.E.D.-Math Ed. ath classes aren't always boring. Ken Roberts took his senior students out to breakfast a week or two before school ended. lMoney was raised by students who had to pay Mr. Roberts for each tardyll Occasionally Roberts held backgammon competition to liven things up. MV's mathematicians placed second and fourth in the Math Skills Contest. The team scores were Math Bee, first, Computer Programming, first, Relay Race, second, Calculator Event, fourth, Solve that Problem-Upper Division, sixth, and Lower Division, fourth. David Erickson was proud of the six students who placed with individual scores. Martin Perlot and Tom Haertel placed first and third in the advanced math division. Mark Hermes, fifth in Geometry, Jim Mathieson, sixth in Algebra ll, D.J. Waldron, seventh in Algebra I, and Andy Mayo placed seventh in General Math. MV took twenty-first in the state math skills competition at COCC.

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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.

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SGCIAL STUDIES 8: P.E. Dale Andrich O. C. E. B.S.-Social Studies Minor-P. E. Dallas Coon 3- . O.S. U. O.C.E. B.A.'Geography M.A.7f-World Geography M.A.T. -Social Studies Ed. Minor-Nat. Res. Con. Ken Cooper U of O B. S. -History Minor-Political Science Port. State U History NE London Polytechnic Sociology Roy Jordan Linheld College B.S.-P.E. 8: Health MA.-Education Minor-History lasses were packed and teachers were almost swamped in the Social Studies Department because of too many students. Mr. Nehl had two Vietnam War vets talk to his classes about the trials and tribulations ol being in the war. One man was a foot soldier and the other a helicopter pilot. The seniors taking law classes had to prepare themselves for a courtroom classroom on court day. Each student was to chose a role as a lawyer, criminal or a judge to portray during the trials. On the student government day more seniors had a chance to be somebody other than who they really were. All of the city officials had their places taken by high school seniors. The police chief, fire chief, mayor, city commissioner, water, road and sewer department officials and even the sanitation department adviser had his position taken. The students admitted the jobs weren't as easy as they seemed. Roger MacMillan Cal State UfFullerton B.A. -History Minor-Geography Mnor-Psychology MS. -Counseling John Nehl U of O B.S.-I-Hstory Clyde Powell S. O. S. C. 0.5. U B.S.-P.E. M.A.-Education Karen Richey O.C.E. B.A.-Sec. Ed. Minor-Language Arts Minot-Social Studies Lewis 8: Clark College MA.-Sec. Ed. Minor-Communication Student teacher Kristi Johnson takes a breather to grade tests. is M ...V , V John Shepherd receives help on scheduling from Roy Jorda .f..:..,s..ff:f1... 1.-f:-ss:-famsff.f..wrffef-.fuff.,ffl. .. , .... ,. .. . Sue Donahue flips through US. History assignments to find a lost paper.