Pomona High School - Pantera Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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228 Faculty Since the world grows smaller each day, owing to modern technology, we can identify readily many specific reasons, political and commercial, for studying a foreign language. It may be, however, that the principal benefit derived from the study of another language and culture is the expansion of one's range of experience, an event generally accompanied by the realization that life can be lived more richly beyond the conhnement of a single approach to existence. - W .. ,,,' .. iff' ,,:' , ,,,, A P S' , , 32 v i ,QW ,K 4, 1-TW . James Bahrenburg John Bam,-pw FOREIGN LANGUAGE Riff LNQQW R Q V5 we 4 gk -. ,gf be , a Jerry Blessinger Melody Meyer X na f

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s s in 4 X s X .W , ' N e 'XB' .X . .. N' V tg M, ' ' ' ' zfjfz , ,. ' , Dorothy Gallo way Janis Shelley Faculty 22 Q,, Dona Kneifl Carol Hunsaker Robbie Stanley Betty Goode STA FF 4 gp-. -.A !' .lean Beeson Bev Snyder A :S by V . , I R g eteo,l tyl nn,tet Jhg K if 9 lnSySl A tl :abel Rosser, Mary Cusimano, Barbara Christenson. Velma Gardiner, oan Mills, .losefina Van Moorsel Tom Rosser, Elmer Peppler, Elaine Ryn- BBISOII TEACHER AIDS Donna Benallo Carol Erickson Jean Lund Marge Mueller Cheryl Patrick Gerry Rutherford Linda Simmons Bonne Taylor Dottie Thomas Tom Hunsaker Marge Tracey

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Faculty 229 Earl Snyder fFor. Lang.Q MTH Tom Francis Robert lndrebo 4 . , e3.u4m5CI-lf' fa Sinmwcgx I QT Co.'bDc'afb'cl Sm 'fZ'r:uv yzmxf albwjg X: - 'lgb m ab lo. Y -yiyk 9'-:oi me sfn36' , , ,an xm Aix.. b be rZoLcaM:lA3aa+Lo3.b Pomona 's math department has grown from l members to I- l its present MCI 2 j2jV2 2-2 members. Years of experience range from x to y where x+ y:28 and 3x-y: 4. Our ages range from a to b where a2-3 la-32: 0 and sin fb-3y: '3f2. We feel our 2x- I: 2I courses from Applied Math to Calculus allows a student to go as far as their ability and desire can take them. As a secondary goal. we hope some of you can End the answers to some of the above.