West Mesa High School - El Chicote Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Mrs. Mary Jane Carter, Nurse Mrs. Lois Weidman, Nurse's Aide Mrs. Sue Martin, AV Coordinator Mr Ken Collier, Activities Director c 1 ,I V ' V, 1, 31-0 ., ,g 1 One of the many services Mrs M J Carter performs is to check a stu dent s blood pressure if she thinks it is necessary to do so 2 AV coordl nator Mrs Sue Martin helps Miss Linda Lefton English teacher Lynne Greene the afternoon librarian are helping Mr Joe Forres a business teacher in finding hooks for his class Y V 4 , - l 4 4 , I t check out equipment. 3, Mrs. Amy Martinez, head librarian. and Mrs. nurse this year was to assist stu- dents to make sensible decisions about their own health. A full time health aide assisted with records and first aid. Duties of the librarians were to coordinate the Media Center, work with students and to order new books. Mr Collier had charge of Student Council and many extra-curricu- lar activities. zfrras VIZMEDIA CENTER, The primary objective of the If Mrs. Amy Martinez, Librarian Mrs. Lynne Greene, Librarian Academics 41

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During this year, counselors have helped students in many ways, regis- tering them, giving them their ACT test results and starting a Career program. Each week they had some- body representing a career or voca- tional school or one of the Armed Forces in A foyer to inform students about their various fields. , ,i .5 X. S' :vo ' wi -s zefsiggfgegsg XY-ff 1-his ra Mr, Eloy Baca Mrs. Betsy Bounds Miss Ruby Bourne Mr. Gene Carpenter H X. .wx f n V I: it L t ia HM' , A frm? ix, A 'W' Nils.: I rum, me F ihgtdzil, Qrenwessi 'sneaks-ti c im - et , Q sm , Yirf-aisriefedz risiiiiriaeo 1 P igcigiciiig ivibiht est'udu1jifiLg1gWns?Fvfesaf 'ill X? ff 35 rauamgmfnfmaqs1,miiea5sfsam1efsnQw4rn5r mfgrdiieidudifhhiifivt wa ' X rf M .f N . K. a Imp my A ' K EMM -1 W ' i i L 1, ir fir. . '- M L L' A f D? Q JW. M , ,T Q .sw wiv HM J :my 5142+221 g id flies? mikfisf' X z ,N sq .rv 4 It , 1 in 7 siiigxiwIffuifiivdrillsH1.in-.s1X4!i.e.:,fz?fiQrAi2fl. it 1:r5eff,i:,'?f, 42 -If :zizLi?:li1f?iff.:zfI si ls. 132531535 ,mi ,f as by ,,,sg.-'wife'11,N,g,,,,.,,., we Q.w,,- me -':vfg1.1,mw'fv- 1-1 wx 35w1:Q ':' !-1' .- Qwigggglrssieafzffii, ibwsuaes S3150 s4f:1iii+f2zff:i fiSal?-ff?4?'+?rfeesr1ifssew s?EfsHii2m2?ffiQt21f2sf gmgefiSf9g1f5,+sff:Qzzy 525aiiaswfi-:reafewi:fii1i?ffi:'wf:f'fe 15irQ:2fzYfx:-we5feifsffi2'i2-W1 f:wfiwsz1g::efsfz :2Pf4f4i?1f:s2fgW5e-Ekafgzigfgfpaemfw456312 5533: fgfeSs??if1sffa1 Ter-fnfggfg-ewKrrfierfflfsfrTll'i?:?fif?'if'f21fi4iQEQWEQWK 'iw v21-T5221Z1FlHiff1if:z?:if?rriit, -ffewfWeesffzhSrfifzwsefai-:wiws-Qfefafa IM 'fs':1-v:arwfff,: 'la ar we gwaa.-ifwmew AeleixnQs1,:eL-eff.g:fa,mais.zns,sa:w:nS,,r, flffsdigligfgfpssitegzswafiiaees-f'Qf.iA,,M-zzrqlx f ess qggi5Qf'iQl5fi 'gigggfilfwzivj iesaflsflfseff ' afmfl '-'fwlilgfg1sfwR,Ni.1igr'ES131555551551 I.5f:sf9Qz,f!fiif5Q!f5iiaf5e,:,f.r'1f'15I!iQF:ii'H gil i'g:'if35lp'5ifX515i-A asf.: f Vim -. 1131 vereigg sufffefleifvfrrf i Wff'12f V as ff is-2 . K ' K 'iff YEL fgggfw,,7,s,1,1.f We 1W53a,,isfSfrsf.1wr, E si mmm, 1 ,Q zfgffgjggi .,:sg,,,5,'3g35f , A 'L I . - B V 1 ,. Q wk L., ww' ,riffs W 1.4...l,- .,,, fini- ,f.,,,.r-M. sf.qm,g,i1 .sr-,fnig,5z:'35g2ly35'.?1g2i' 3-wif, Wai.:f.',,,g,.':1Hwu z.,mi.a:g4:ufs+:Qa::'f4f3f'1.iw,Q :fzsw'.'4F?n w5 ifs.f111'r1'if z,.i4!,1f:avewn mlm -f sez: wffszffdfwsff Y. 14 afszzfew wi ':'?f'2j2I?: 5 ,iwl-M?sap!ffiiegwfiiififisttiiwsg 1 , VA:,,3g'gCff'eEsa5We?2i-''fgigzgyei 2-leafs? '..:ffif waesf:,f,m'lqr1f tae. w?ferskflfeeeQf 'peset ,,.,,5 .H Q ,k fx, ,ML , 4, w,,,,,,t,,.,3, nur- .'-fwfwcif-fi' Qsfsip,e?f5GYrf!l1:1'e1rffr2f3if z'f:5'rs gg2nFirigefl12 rljffirfvvtii51252159312155i1f1i35'fl2tfiff5:3:'f5ff?1? f! - Q 40 Administration 5 Q1 'E They lend a helping hand to all ' K l e x? Isiehlgmwgifzgifgesriesfsxkiiswsigie i ' W 2 ' N' 'i'51 Q'F9f xii' 1-L-:', --:S 5, . ,ir f ' Q, 1 ' is ifiers ,,. 'I , irrigggg Q . Q I-,311 .Y , Lffigi i ,Q X , I gl ,, , .L fir . ist is 3 A .v 3-. .-AQ-, Y ,. Mr. Kirby Houston Miss Yvonne Vigil 2i,,

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any schools in the U S teach Justpla1nEngl1sh At WMthe English Department strives to teach much much more to the stu dents Of course the basics are still taught College Grammar IS a course that teaches just the basics but many of the other courses try to reach be yond that and show that English means not only prepositional phrases but also the thoughts in the author s mind as he is writing a book or how an unage IS created through the use of words There weren t many changes in the Engllsh Department this year A half a dozen new teachers Joined the staff and two new classes Chicano Lit. and Bible Lit. were added. Junior and Senior Humanities were limited to only one period, and the credit earned could be for either Eng- lish or history. Creative writing classes again pub- lished the Prism with the help of Mrs. Jane Hipsher, one of the new teachers, and Speech II and III classes enjoyed the novelty of independent study. On the whole, it was felt that the Read- ing Lab was one of the more successful aspects of the department. fl- 1l..'.igii 'HQ' 1 , ii . echanics of expression is emphasized MYSA Elaine Alaflcl Ml Bill AYW5 Mr. -lake Beidler Mrs. Nicki Bertenshaw Mrs. JoAnn Coffee Mrs. Jeanette Civerolo Mrs Bonnie Geer 42 Academics