Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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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

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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