Warren High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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A Teachers Job Is 1 kJ ti»a,- Sl. - :t; Kathy George- Special Day Classes Physical Education: June Guengerich- English-9 World Geography Cont. Issues; Judy Gustafson- English! 1 English- IIR Honors English-11; John Hennigan- World Geog raphy Physical Education-9, Phys- ical Education-sports; John Henning- Basic Programming Computer Applications A.P. Com- puters Intro, to Computers; Charlene Hester- Atten dance, records clerk; Steve Hill- Anatomy Physiol- ogy Health; Debbie Hlnze- English-UR English-ll Honors Engiisti-9; Shirley Holz- Coun- selor; Faculty-109

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What is it like having more than a pupil teacher relationship with your pep squad? Its both good and bad. Being a Pep Squad advisor you get to know the kids better. Sometime your feelings can get hurt but everything seems to work out great. - Karen Wallace Extra hours, and further responsibilies of those dedicated teachers who choose to be involved in extra curricular activities make our faculty special. A teachers job is never done! The teachers here at Warren do a lot more for this school than just teach. By putting in extra hours and hard work, they make Warren a very special place to be for teachers and students alike. Some extra duties the teachers do include being club advisors, teacher mentors, and supervising school activities such as dances and games. Club advisors have many jobs to do. They must give up their lunch time to attend the club meetings, work with the president of the club in organizing such things as fund raisers and field trips. Overall, they ' re just to be there if the club needs their help. Teacher mentors are in a sense teachers who teach teachers. Mentor teachers are picked by a committee and work with district personnel as well as site administration and fellow teachers to make their particular subject area better. Perhaps the most enjoyable of the extra duties is supervising school games and dances. Thus, in doing this, they are making it possible for the kids to have the dance or game while supervising. They can have a good time and mingle with the kids. — Carolyn Shepard LOOK GIRLS. As some girls look serious toward the count down of days till competition, otti- ers laugh at the idea. WH AT A LUCKY GUY! Mr. Eichenger is one of the popular teachers on campus, known for his dedication to his work. FIREMAN!!!FIREMAN!!! Mrs. Lords chats with some of our cute Downey Firemen after their presentation to her intro. to law class. 108-Faculty

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Beverly Howard- Typing-! Typing-2 College P rep Typing Jobs; Jesse Hunt- Honors Algebra-2 Algebra- 1 Calculus Trig. Pre-Cal- culus: Larry Hunt- Athletic Di- rector German- l Gernian-2 Ger- man-3 German-4 Atfiletics Gary Hunter- Physical Educa- tion Drivers Education; Susan Hurtado- Senior Account Clerk; Chris Hyatt- Woods-1 Woods- 2 Drafting-l Drafting-2; Carol Ingersoll- Physical Edu- cation-9 Health Physical Educa tion-Sports; Nellie Jacob- In- structional Aide; Wayne John- son- AP. Biology Biology Phys- ical Education-Sports; Elise Kabchef- World History World Geography; Betty Katan- jian- Algebra-l Algebra-2 Phys ical Science; Harvey Keller- Sociology American Government; That Builds A Team From Nothing 110-Faculty