Uvalde High School - Coyote Yearbook (Uvalde, TX)

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l Ng- .st Foreign languages Broaden education The foreign languages offered at UHS include Latin, Spanish and French. In any of these classes students acquire an interest in and a basic knowledge and culture of that language and will receive a glimpse of its effect on our times. Teachers use stories, discus- sions, pictures, filmstrips, movies and an abundance of books during the year to arouse and maintain interest in the culture of that language. Robert Capella Maria Diaz SpanIshlBloIogyl SpanlshlHIstory Athl tl B.A. Ed. 8 C8 B.S. Ed.lM. in Ed. l l l 333 x gg. t . A , K ' ' Top Left: Studying French can be rewarding, but it requires some serious studying. Mr. Wilbur Sherman assists his students in doing such studying. Bottom Left: Spanish instructor Mrs. Maria Diaz enjoys sharing her Spanish knowledge with her students. Above: With her many years of experience, Mrs. India Newton can easily point out her Latin students' errors, and help them perfect their use of the language. Foreign Language 63

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Journalists and Artists promote Creativity The journalism department exper- ienced the leadership of not one but two sponsors. Mrs. Sue Jones started the year, teaching the essentials of produc- ing quality material to the newspaper and annual staffs. In December, Mrs. Jones moved from Uvalde, to Starkville, Mississippi. As classes resumed after the Christmas holidays, Mr. Dan Chaney took over the role of Journalism sponsor. helping the staff cover events and meet deadlines. 'l ...f 4-...annum-0'0 at Q .sw Q, .ws . :.,..-.,...,..t,4--tg ,QC Top: The main goal being to put together a quality yearbook, annual staffers Michelle Carter and Dianne Trevino, and Sponsor Dan Chaney work hard deciding on and discussing body copy. Above Left: Working with pottery is only one of the many enjoyable activities enjoyed by students under Art Instructor Carolyn Hilderbran. Above Right: The Junior Classical League shows a little artistic flair of their own as Loretta Capeheart, and Dawn Kinzer proudly display the J.C.L. banner made by former Latin student, Clara Watson, in the Homecoming Parade. Right: The journalism sponsor from August to December, Sue Jones works intently, calculating the journalism budget. 62 Art 81 Journalism ip.

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Mathematics challenges students Math courses at UHS include Fundamentals of Math, Introductory Algebra, Algebra, Consumer Math, Geometry, Trigonometry and Elementary Analysis. Fundamentals of Math teaches the mathematical skills and concepts necessary for individuals to function in our society. Introductory Algebra consists of an informal, but logical development of the basic theory and structure of Algebra as an extension of basic arithmetic. Algebra covers the language of Algebra, linear open sentences, polyomials, rational expressions, irrational expressions, and quadratic equations. Consumer mathematics assists individuals to be better buyers, to make more effective purchases and to manage personal income more efficiently. Geometry is the study of plan and space figures, and their relationships. Trigonometry covers topics in circular functions, inverses of circular functions, numerical trigonometry, vectors, and complex numbers. Bottom Left: Algebra teacher Mrs. Betty Hilderbran can still smile even when she must pick up a novel from a bored Algebra Il student. Bottom Right: lt's another busy day for Mrs. Joe Dunlap, as she guides her geometry class in a geometric construction. 64 Math ,gli 2 . 4 . , fl 3 x , Obdulia Bendsle AIQSDFB I Si lflfI'0. Algebra I. B.S. 8- M.S. v---r' Mary Dale Brewer Jo Dunlap Batty Hilderblsn Mathematics Math Math B,S. B.S.C. B.A. - ,., Charles Sweersn Geometry, Trigonometry Elementary Analysts B.S. ig f