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

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I' 'lf , 1 12 K v New Qcifsa. t lllifgf' L' Qi, V 'Q C . Bonnie Buswell hugs Robin Fallon after a ymnastlcs win. if l W' 11W he Physical Education Department received a modest amount of sports equipment during the year. The metal shop made weight benches for the wrestling room, a rubberized track was laid on the lower field, the upper track was finished and tennis courts were built behind the parking lot. A swim team was also added, thanks to Bend Aquatics Center. John Johnson has made it a MV tradition to teach his sophomore health students about Future Shock . lt is the study of dehumanization and robotism of humans in the future. Robin Fallon if O. C.E. B. S. -P. E. Mnor-Health Don Hoiness U of 0 M.S. 8: B.S.-P.E. 8: Health Minor-Biology John Johnson O. C. E. B.S. -P.E. 8: Health Wnar-English Bill Smith Llnlield College M.E.D.-P.E. 8: Health wiv-4 Bill Usher At Port. State U. B.A.-P,E. 8: Health Mlnor-Italian M.S.T.-P.E. 81 Health Minor-Driver's Ed. John Johnson discusses the idea of wrestling equipment with Principal Jack Harris, Karen Richey, and Vice Principals Jim Woodworth and Brad Biegert.

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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.

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VOCATIONAL ood classes had the use of a microwave for approximately six weeks to learn the proper way to use it. They also experimented with the oldest method of preserving food, by making salami and jerky. The mechanical drawing classes held an egg drop where students put a raw egg in a box that they had designed and built, and dropped it from 40 feet. Whether the egg broke depended on how accurately the box was built. The metals shops stayed busy all year building things for the school's use and for personal use. The posts holding up the reader board, weight benches, and the football blocking chute were all made by metals students. Welding students took first and second in just about every division at the skills contest held at COCC. Wanda Mosher showed the sewing classes items she makes in her shop and taught the girls the easiest ways to put a quilt together. Gordon Conley OSU B.S., M.S.lndu5trial Ed. Minor-Social Science Judy Dodge North Nazarene College O.S.U. B.A.-Home Economic Ed. Dave Johnson B.A., MA,-Industrial Minor'Social Science . Jack Lutzifh S.O.S.C. BS. -Elementary Ed. U of O M. S. -Guidance, Counseling Cheryl Volkenand demonstrates how to roll bread dough to classmates Teresa Lee and Ronnet! Dennis. Q3 we ..,, K ,X Qg l is K 'Wa I l sae. ll r- at g lyggiggy .g g f Z - i ' :fr f'f '51 5 - ,um g :g M M ff . iv i Student teacher Linda lwlder explains mace. ' ' 1 1 , , ff A Q T lii' 5 'ff 0 Q i PT ' A -I .... Nr sl. x rl N. iq -169' EHR Judy Lunny listens as Greg Holmes reads. Gordon Turner explains what's under the hood to a group of seniors. i