Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Abilities With Help, Encouragement Rose Danfifer listens carefully while trying to digest algebra Mr Rice and Mr Rodriguez listen as Mr. Moore informs them of changes that may occur in their schedules. SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr, Tom Bergquist B,S,. Cal Poly. Porno na; Resource Specialist, Asst. Varsity Foot ball Coach, Varsity Wrestling Coach. Mrs Marian Pincombe Dept, Coordinator. BSE-, Massachusetts State College. MA,, Azusa Pacific CJniv,: Special Class Mr, Warren Roth ■ B,S,, Butler (Jniv , ind,. MA,. Cal State Univ . LA,; Resource Spe cialist- MATH DEPARTMENT Mr Denis Dunne B,A,, National Univ, of Ireland at Galway. MA,. Loyola Univ.. LA; Math 1 28. Math 3-4CA. Algebra 1-2. Geometry Mr Bobby Musick Dept, Coordinator; BS , MS,. Univ of Southern California: Applications in Math. Math 34. Math 3- 4CA. Math 7-8H. Geometry. Algebra 3 4, Mr Ron Rice B.A.. Cal State Univ.. L.A., M A.. Azusa Pacific Univ.; Basic Math. Al- gebra 34. Trig ITCM; Athletic Director; Boys ' Varsity Basketball Coach Mr Rudy Rodriguez A. A . Mt. SAC. B.S., Cal State Univ Fullerton; Applications in Math. Basic Math. Math I 2B. Algebra 1- 2B. Geometry; Boys ' J V Basketball Coach. Boys ' Varsity Tennis Coach r s I Mr. Bobby Musick Mr Ron Rice Mr. Rudy Rodriguez Math 27

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Special Ed, Math Enhance Students ' v Providing Northview students with help, in formation an d encouragement were the Spe- cial Education and the Math Departments. One department where the students learned to apply their knowledge to everyday situations was the Special Education Depart ment. This course offered all the traditional subjects in all levels which suited each stu dent ' s individual needs. Math is one of the most important subjects on campus because it prepares Northview students for the duties of the future such as handling the family budget and balancing checkbooks. Many levels of classes were of fered ranging from basic math to calculus. Both of these areas offered a variety of classes which gave the students information to apply to their daily lives. Mrs- Pincombe and her aide. Mrs Said, have fun while grading papers Coach Bergquist tries to explain a difficult math problem to Joseph Arellano. V JtC-. Mr Tom Bergquist Mr Warten Roth Mrs. Marian Pincombe Mr. Denis Dunne 26 Special Education, - th

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Physical Education Builds Confidence, Many sports were played throughout the course of the year. Volleyball, racquetball, and basketball were just a few of the sports taught in P.E. All ninth and tenth grade students were to participate in a physical fitness program. On the other hand, eleventh and twelfth grade levels had a choice of coed P.E., dance and weight exercise. The Boys ' and Girls ' P.E. Departments pri- marily had the same ideas on what they hoped to accomplish. They tried to achieve such things as developing athletic skills that will help in the future, and learning participa- tion and cooperation with others. Mr. Brian Beveridge While fifth period plays volleyball, Ms. Kil- dal discusses progress in class with Mr. Walesiak and Mr. Moore. 28 Physical Education