San Lorenzo High School - Confederate Yearbook (San Lorenzo, CA)

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.. .-,, . Wi, 'N' ' ' MM- f .M--f FUTUTG Leaders? Learn the Ropes Friends, fellow classmates, and faculty, l am running for the Student Body office of President, or is it Treasurer, maybe it's secretary? Sound familiar? These are the words often spoken by the many candidates who wish to become part of the Stu- dent Body Executive Council.The posi- tions available vary from President to the Commisioner of Environment, all challlenging and important. How do they learn the ropes? How are they able to cope with the different prob- lems and situations they face? In order to aid and train the Exec- utive Council With their duties, a lead- ership class was formed. This Class was designed to teach the council members how to become a leader in school. It also trained tnem in time manage- ment, organization, and utilizing their various skills and abilities. The Class helped very much, because you will not get half of the work done without that extra hour. You get suggestions, and during the meetings, you vote on different issues involving the student body, com- mented student Body President, Dwight Bailey. Maryann Castanha 2:13.:-13:5:15:2:f:?:1:f:f:f:!:f:1:f:3:I:!:f:21I11:15:f:C:f:f:1:5:Z:?5:::::f:!: Whefe Pose TheTime Go ff -f-Og AAl,.,ff1, fn f Sr- K, Te8CheI'S Tell All Oh NO, NOt Again What's this? Parents and not stu- dents wandering the halls of sLz? All of them looking as confused and lost as they must have looked many years agO on their first day of high school. Of course there were some parents that felt right at home in the halls of San Lorenzo High, like Mrs. Ellie Osterberg who claimed, I had no trouble finding my way around, although I did see more than 'a few confused faces. Overall, I think the evening went well. The evening was planned to famil- iarize parents with their children's daily schedule, to meet the teachers x3Nxxw and to find out what the classes will be covering for the year. The turnout of parents and a few students was high, and everyone seemed to enjoy Back to School Night. AIiS3 Knesek Oh No..Not Again. I 'me z-me rifkve pafenx iistened intensely to Dale Vollmer as he, Ieiitured tbithem: d ' B ck uring a to School Night. lP1fmrol7y..Anna Mgna . Victor! i where Does The Time Go

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I Whatfks Next? K, C hris 'fhkiele n Jack Petersen i ok t through the calend for thefupcominij events during their fourth period if 1. , 'LL,,. 'e8de'?'5'iP 0555 . ,,,..., . ,,..,,, . ,, ,,... ,, fphomfgy Lang Wafked Hard library, l.W.E. Kim Owen searches fPho1o by Lara Walk erj -it-1-l---.1-i.g...... 5faU9m'f5,, rrr , Kick Back Oi' Not? All WOl'k Arid NO Play Record these piles of papers by the end of the period. Does this sound like a Class you know of? This is a class a lot of seniors and juniors take, a class that doesn't have a lot of work. The name of this particular class is Inside Work Experience. Most of the time students think it is a real kick back class, but this is only true if you are assigned a teacher who doesn't give much work. l.W.E. is a really kickbackjob, but when the papers start piling up, l just scam over them real quick and give everyb- ody A's, stated junior Eric HOBK. lvlr. Hoffman is a great teacher to I.W.E. for. Although l stay busy through- out the entire period the work is never dreaded because he always keeps me Iaughlng, commented Anna Maria ViCtOl'. The I.W.E. classes are great to take if grades and work give you a real problem. The class doesn't have any homework and if you work really hard you will by all means recieve an A or B. If you think you need an easy class next year try Inside W0rk Experience. Cathy Collier

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Where's The Cursor? f.Elena5igi55mos utiifjzes 'tha newiccmputeis to complete her Eng- lish assignment, . IPI1 aiggip 4.618 .Wgllflafl st...-.., r Q ' ' ' M' Cats Break Pig Tradition Life EX2':lmiYlECl . .S V ,I I , xxx 11' 'lp xw' M-1--'- 'i '7 A ii, .l..,,., . ,ii T its xg I X E ,ff WEltCh The CUl'S0l' High TECl'l IS HEl E How would you like to be able to erase an entire sentence from the middle of a paragraph without ever lifting your pencil? Well, now you can thanks to the two new computer labs that can be found in D-1 and A-9. With the aid of these new Apple computers, students can revise and edit entire paragraphs without having to recopy a thing. There are advantages to having the new computer labs Now students can learn to be computer literate and the computer printouts are easier to read and look much better, stated Mr. Shoots. ThE students also seemed to re- spond to the new computers in a posi- tive way. Nlr. Shoots continued since the arrival of the new computers, almost no student has failed to turn in their assignments. After writing a request for the new computers to the state, full fund- ing was provided for twelve of the sixteen new computers and five of the six new printers. ThE other four computers and additional printer were paid for by the district Office Division of instruction. Overall, the new com- puter labS have proved benificial to both students and teachers at SLz. Alisa Knesek K K Don'! l Know You MWWWN,,....f Amoeba cells, sheep brains, huma skulls and fetal pigs. THESE are just few of the specimens examined an experimented upon by the physiolog class. Physiology is the study of org: nisms and how they function. lt is class that enables the students tl further their abilities in labrator science. Although the Cl3SS dealt Wit vigorous coursework, students als had the opportunity to work in th labratory. This year, for the first tim in twenty years, those who took tn class were privledged to use cat instead of the traditional fetal pigs U conduct their observations on. Th 1 Ex ' K remains of aipessibl 1 D k ances or, ere elf - i-,', . 1 ,.-,A, in . 5 '-,y, Hawkins prepilfes for 5 8 'l-..' il. , T -I J . V' ii' -ii'L fi.: '-'QF ':-' Laraifwalkefj W8S aCCOfTlpliSl'lECl with EXFFZ ITIOYIE given to the SCiEl'lCE ClEDal'fl'T1El'lt fl'Ol the dlStl'lCt. I liked Worklhg with th cats DECZUSE if W3S if1tEl'ESfil'lQ work with. It WHS 3 small CIEISS SO Y could talk to the CEZCHEI' l'T'lOl E 3 YOU could work at YOUF OWN DBCE COl'TllTlEl'l1IEd DOl'l3ld Chew. Maryann Castanl