Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Q The mathematics ROSELLE: Well, there's general, C Q m p U t e department enrolled consumer, remedial, computer, approximately eighty per cent and statistic computer math, C I I of the student body this year. regular, modified, intermediate, a C U Most of these students chose to and college algebra, regular and enroll not because of modified geometry, and graduation requirements, but trigonometry. because of the necessity for it VISTA: Did you have a good C ' in their chosen careers. math program this year? 0 m p I O VISTAI Mrs. Roselle, Wh-HI ROSELLE: Yes, we offered a courses are offered in math? wide range of courses, i 5 W? l c is ,. K F - 'S

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popular among students? WIEDENBAUER: l've found that many of them don't stick to it. students sign up for graphic Most of the girls who don't arts, metals, and auto drop out do better than the mechanics. boys. VISTA: Are there many girls VISTA: Was this a good year for signing up for classes like auto Industrial Arts? mechanics? WIEDENBAUER: Yes, we had a WIEDENBAUER: Yes, there are a lot of experienced teachers lot more girls in the once who did their best in taking male-dominated classes. But care of the students needs. 1. Kent McRae and Gordon Baker work on car. 2. Brad Cooke, Gary Dobbins, Keith Holley, and Birgir Bloendal assem- ble radio parts in electronics. 3. Mark Perris works on engine in auto mechan- ics. 4. Danny Rubis drafts a drawing. 5. Scott Neff and Scott Merry work on pro- jects in Metals. 6. Karl Harrar solders a radio part. - '1,2 1 ' o n . I h A Wiedenbauer Tom Clothler Todd Mayfield David McCluer john Mertes . fl 'A Q if , 4 I' I i . ' ,T , ,L gi. is ri , J, 2 .. , john Sturm Industrial Arts 95

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vanced courses. Either way, e did our best to see that ch student was bappy with 5 choice. ss help students who want t e a computer affiliated class college? SELLE: Oh yes, computers are udents can stick to graduation quirements or go on to more I . LJL.-J becoming more common in many types of careers. VISTA: Will this become more important in the future? ROSELLE: Definitely, the world is becoming more technical as the years go by. Math is greatly stressed and perhaps will be pushed even more by schools in the future. O STA: Can the computer math 1 K . . D Elizabeth Roselle 1. Algebra two students look on as Mr. Hamilton explains lesson. 2. Janice Bush- ell compares equations with a classmate. 3. Ted Torgerson contemplates on Alge- bra two problems. f S. 1-fri A W Shirley Appleby C6Cll Bird V is Rick Hamilton Edward Hoffman Glen Legan .t... . .,st.. .V , A 'tt'A f V. ' 'i tw -,Eli ' , t..,. . . yytty . A 'f W , ,V 7 'A 5 ' .. .J ,J L ' f62,,rfk ' A' ,'.'l1- ffl- t-1.-If-tftf. , .- . '- an '.,. rf , ff A... A -In .,. 'if A . T r 't . t ttfs U ' f . A Ollie Mayfield XxmwrillglllllIlullllllrlgiffffffwlw . X w NN E9f,.k5 E'd ---'mxigio X A Q ,r .0 . x i 1 1 72' A bo 13,29 t ll t ae Q. if fs 5:7 , at .fb lg, fi., 5x 6 'fl fg' e.. Q 'D H -S5 39, 'K C sf' 'Z ,, f - 1' ,f 16 'LG I ,, 4f Eff 333' 2 ts- , 'Z . Q Q, ,Ma Tix? A Z v X1 7- ' tlfi '- Q -..seas , in ZX its NME . . . 3 em g-Y 5 Marcia Phillips EZ -f '96, 'XS rw 7 f -0 is 1, o , 'S '2 'i X619 6 V, 'X TNQ Z of XS f X at is . L9 S 15 QD Q '21 ' X Q' Brenda McDowwell Frank Pettingill Edward Sheehan Mathematics 97 FE 2 2 sv '25 , if