Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Home Ec Prepares Students For Future Q Our busy little kitchen upstairs in building one took on a new face this year. That new face is Miss Brantley. Home Economics has a lot to offer. We found this out when we went to have a word with her: VISTA: What foods do the kids enjoy cooking the most? MISS BRANTLEY: Different classes enjoy different things. For, example, Beginning foods caught on to quick breads and some of the other classes liked fish and poultry. VISTA: What was something that occurred this year that will always remain in your memory? MISS BRANTLEY: That would be hard to say, but I would think that it would be the time

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Q Mrs. Grimble acted as the when I was a senior in high interim department chairman in school. I would never have the absense of Mrs. Murolo, guessed what the future had in who was on subbatical. Mr. store for me. It was a nostalgic Wayne Comrie took over Mrs. journey for me through Murolo's German classes. memories of what my German VISTA: What was running teachers were like ending with through your mind on the first my wondering what kind of day of classes at Sabino? German teacher I would be for MR. COMRIE: I couldn't help the students who had me. but think back to six years ago VISTA: What is your opinion of the Foreign Language Department at Sabino? MR. COMRIE: I think Sabino has a fine foreign language program. At a time when other schools are losing classes in all the languages, Sabino is still giving students the opportunity to take German, French and Spanish. sI t'- f7'4 Beverly Grimble Sydney Acosta . ' Q, ,M ., 31 U f f I. . In V. t il- L k ,E Yvonne Campos Wayne Comrie . 'wx' , 1 . f Sue Hawkins john Urban

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when I caught two mice in the laundry closet. VISTA: TO A STUDENT: What did you expect when you enrolled in this class? TOM SMITH: Well, although I expect to get married someday, I think until then I'm going to have to know how to take care of myself. That's why I'm taking this class. VISTA: Do a lot of kids take this class as an easy credit? MISS BRANTLY: They take it because it is fun but they also know there is work involved. VISTA: Are there a lot of shattered egos when they find out that their cake turned out to be a flop? MISS BRANTLEYZ NO, they accept their failures along with their successes. 1. Brenda Bossard, Becky Butler and Les- lie Hiscox are preparing a fish dish. 2. Tammy Malone, Verginie Berger and Donna Towls sit among many others during Child Development. 3. This class has just prepared a fondue which is now being eaten by classmates. 4. Donna Todd works on a project with a substi- tute while julie Fisher is looking at a pat- tern. 5. Tracy Kroeger hurrys to get her project completed. 6. After feasting on his mistakes, Mark Manalone washes his share of the dishes. 7. Robert Mcalpin is working on his own down jacket. . , ..:f 4.,,,,. at If i s U A2 ri' I ...... fm lv ,Z sei, jg 1' :l Q., S Mar ret .g Sandra Brantley Richardson