This is where you can find Tito's grades for the first semester. He worked hard and was a good student who paid attention in class. Here you will also find descriptions of the classes that Tito was in, and whether they were enjoyable or not. Tito was around number seven in his class of over four-hundred first semester.
Marching Band (Anderson)
How the class fared: Tito enjoyed working on Christmas music but sometimes it got a bit too repetitive. Tito
couldn't wait until he got to the real concert season, but now he realizes that the real concert season is pretty
horrible. Tito forfeited two challenged in a row (on the same day) last semester, putting him in fourth chair.
Tito's final grade: 100
Modern U.S. History (Coggins)
How the class fared: This class was mostly discussion, and was interesting sometimes. Tito thought this
class was pretty good because it was incredibly simple. But near the end of the semester Coach Coggins flew through
the material, making it not so fun any more. Tito did his research paper on Upton Sinclair and it was awesome.
Tito's final grade: 97
Advanced C Supercomputing (Rountree)
How the class fared: Interesting class, and lots of fun. Tito realized that Pascal is from Satan and vowed
to defend the honor of C for as long as he is a programmer. Tito's group project is yet to be presented at UAB, but
hopefully that will happen soon. It was a pretty good project, if you ignore the fact that no one knows if it works
or not.
Tito's final grade: 100
Physics (Banasik)
How the class fared: Tito started out with the great Mr. Raper as teacher (for a few days), but then he went
off to a better world at UAH. Instead, Mrs. Banasic from Conneticut taught Tito the incredible world of physics.
Some of the stuff Tito did in that class was pretty darned cool, even though his egg project didn't work. You can
even see his Ninja Physics poster on this website.
Tito's grade:
Pre-calculus (Weyler)
How the class fares: This is a pretty good class to have first period, because all you have to do is copy the
homework off of the board and start working it. If you can understand the stuff in the book, that is. And Mrs.
Weyler is better at teaching than people say. At least she doesn't take up homework every day; she just does homework
checks every once in a while. Tito sort of likes this one.
Tito's current grade: 98
Spanish III (Nunez)
How the class fares: This class is also pretty good, but Mrs. Nunez doesn't let Tito put his head on his desk
when he is tired. That can get sort of annoying, since Tito often doesn't get enough sleep on school nights. Well,
Spanish is pretty cool since Tito is actually learning some practical verb tenses and vocabulary and whatnot. But
Tito really needs to study more if he wants to ensure a good grade in there.
Tito's current grade: 96
Symphonic Band (Thornton)
How the class fares: Tito thinks this class is a lot worse than he remembers it being last year. The new band
hall is nice and all, but honestly Mr. Thornton has gone a little bit coo-coo. His analogies are starting to make
less and less sense, and his directing is a little whacked. Tito got to play a solo in one song, and actually didn't
mess it up at district or state. Surprisingly the band made ones at state, even though Mr. Thornton messed them up.
Tito's current grade: 100
Honors English 11 (Peirce)
How the class fares: Tito hates this class. With a passion. Bar none. The only good part is...no wait, there
isn't a good part. Mrs. Peirce basically kills her students with her non-stop talking. Tito did an incredible job
faking the Globe Theatre project and his research paper, which he wrote on the cool Ayn Rand. He has the second
highest grade in his period, and he doesn't do any work, hardly.
Tito's current grade: 98