Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Mr. Campbell remarks about the excellent test scores on the latest Oceanography test. r 'vQ:1'l-we ,Q My ., N.. ,Y - V fi Jan Behrhorst lim Campbell rj,-panographyy Oceanography, Life Zoology, Shin Diving SClWlf'f', Sflflbally Surf Club Club f whey 'X' fi ,,3,i5+: ' Au 1 x .: f . --fgatsi, ig' X -. if . . . l W-lg sf - V -up j Mez Nagin S .L ,Q.: P fs,.,,..1 ,, .. .::. Wifi-fi? ' A, llal -wi S Q U it ,K -Nh 11 ' ' W sms. ga V 'l . ' Bob Champion Dix Davis , OCf'0'l08VflPlU', Biology, B-7 Lunch ,' Physics, Varsity, Shi, Bunch 2 it A Junior Class Sharon Lessard Biology, Academic Team Don Jones Physical Science, Track, Football P' A X e I j Marv McMurray Mike Mello Chemistry, Physics Biology, Department Head I 3' ! B 'fii 221 2 Tom Martin Physical Science, Oceanography, Trl1C'l?, Soccer nk Lynn Menius Biology, Oceanography Melavel Oduiar Alan Torretto Shelley Wagner Physical, Basic Biology, Football, Oceanography, Science Wrestling Biology, Senior Class QF' 4. if R Leisurely strolling, through the classroom, Mr. Jones eyes a student. Science 177

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An Mrs. Behrhorst points out to Kelly Richardson that they are going to study the octopus in the lab. In Learning By Stephanie Allen t'My physical science class has taught me a lot about the world around me, commented Kari Becker. Courses ranging from Biology to Chemistry were offered to the student. Often these courses left many students confused. ln the Chemistry courses extra credit was offered to the student. This Way one could benefit in the learning as- pect as well as in helping their grade. The extra credit was on computer disks, which would take the student step by step, through many types of difficult problems. The science teachers also tried to make their classes interesting. I try hands on experiments in science, so it will be a learning experiment of Why something happened, remarked science teacher Melavel Odviar. Students also felt the same. I have learned a lot in science this year, the teachers make it very interesting with experiments, and different ideas of learning, made it even more enjoyable, stated Christy Fort- ney, And by making the classes interest- ing the students learned more and en- joyed the classes as a whole. E ...i Joann Schlecht and Larry Small ask Mr. Flanagan about the expert- ment. 176 Science Mrs. Wagner tells the class why the fruits are a certain color.

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ssistanis Give Help By Gretchen Beck Oh no I haven't learned my Algebra chapter yet and tomorrow's the test : a common statement which could be heard in the math resource center. Through Poway High School's assistants, stu- dents dilemmas could be solved. The assistants are always willing to assist me with problems on homeworkf' stated Tom Bonnette. The students felt that it was worthwhile to be able to come out from talking to an assistant, and to know the particular subject material. I think it's rewarding to the students because it gives them a better feeling for whatever subject they need help inf' Not only did the students find it gratifying but the assistants felt the same. Pat Lee, an as- sistant stated, It's rewarding to me to help students, and then to see the spec- tacular results. Mr. Barone summed it up by saying, The assistants do more than just type and answer the phone. They do a superb job of dealing with peo- ple, adults as well as teenagersf Mrs. Magana reads the daily student menu. 178 ASSlSlClI'1iS Mrs. Gripkey prepares the next chapter test for the Geometry classes. , . a f W ,V ,e:m.,,3' ,wwe , ,, emi r,iya,. , MH., f., l ,, ,, , ,, '..:-'fway 1: ,vet b V. f:awe,,1zg ffp:r'fwiw..i'fy1.,5:t,,,rf'-tariff'- 'f':,, , ' 1ff,w, ,ig ,.5,,.:,wft,:,,,k '- V ' ' ' 2 N f , iw' ,C 1 Maman - I-f MATMTTMMH Typing a business manuscript, Mrs. Hecht, looks ahead at her next assignment