Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,I- ' additional help with their studies. This pro- gram included classes in math, study skills, English, health, social studies, and science. Mrs. Julie Gasaway, depart- ment chairman of the Adaptive Ed., commented, The opportunities are ex- cellent! The teachers are great and really erjoy their worls. l could not ask for anything more. The students involved in these proe grams were very lucky to get a chance to expand their education. 0 By Anne Hyne The best anyone could ask for! E ini A Mrs. Murrow's English class often took vocabu- lary test to help increase their vocabular skills. 4 Mrs. Kolb's GATE class showed great enthusi- asm for the events they had participated ln. Special Services 143

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The Adaptive Education teachers: S.P Przewlocki, J. Kreklow, M. Murrow, J. Gasaway, department chairman. Not pictured T. Martin. Don Savage, freshman. received a Iittlev help with his math from Mr. Kreklow. Special People Given Golden Cpportunities Unless you were one of the lucky sabers you probably would not know what GATE, PIP, or Adaptive Education was. These programs were offered to students who were either gifted or in need of a little additional attention. The two courses offered to gifted stu- dents were Gifted and Talented Educa- tion CGATED and the Professional lntern- ship Program CPIPD, Freshman and sopho- mores explored many areas of English, government, and geography in GATE classes. PIP allowed students to exper- ience their chosen profession first hand. Adaptive Education was a program designed for those students who needed

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T McCaffrey I1 Sociol Studies, o golden opportunity. A Social Studies dept: Dock row: J. Munger, , W. Kreomer, G. Ripley, R. Boker, C. fi , Hoyes. J. Bon. Front row: A. Leoring, J. Urban, V. Huxford, T. Demorchi. 69 will L Gulorro A Mike Porisi cross-exomins the witness, os Judge Kreomer looks on.