Shawnee Mission South High School - Heritage Yearbook (Overland Park, KS)

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In sciences, extra classes increase depth More students enrolled in higher levels of science then ever before. For the first time the science department formed four advanced biology classes, including one Biology II class for ad- vanced placement. The Science Department made another first by forming a second semester Field Tech II class. The students from the class worked alongside the Biology II students to build a solar-powered greenhouse in SMESL. Beer cans comprised the solar radiation heater. fi ,H -youu-

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I. The growing supply of calculators for the math department helps to make short work of long problems. 2. Jim Alderman's students lent their creatioe efforts to creating the holiday atmosphere for his room. 3. The computor science room goes haywire with Richard Hart stuck in the mid- dle of 200 feet of computer read out. 4. Howard Mischlich, part of the chain gang or more technically called the downsmen, marks up another down at the Raider's football game. 5. Jim Alderman-Geometry. 6. Joe Cromer-Algebra II. Geometry 7. Ray Dennis-Computer Science l, 11, II, Algebra II. 8. Duane Gabrielson-Algebra I, II, Trigonometry, Girls' Ten- nis Coach, Boys' Tennis Coach, Girls' Basketball Coach. 9. Harlen Heuer-Calculus, Algebra II H, Geometry, Bookstore Manager. 10. Glen- da McDonald-Geometry, Algebra II. 11. Marvin Mentzer-Algebra II. Applied Math. 12. Ron Millard-Geometry, Trigonometryg Girls' Basket- ball Head Coach. 13. Howard Mischlich-Algebra II H. Probability and Statistics, Computer Science Ig Department Head, Girls' J Vf Basketball Coach. 14. JN. Voorhees-Algebra II, Trigonometry, Refresher Mathq 7 Q Football Coach, Track Coach. 15. Bob Wenger - Algebra I, Trigonometry. 16. Donald Wright-Geometry, Calculus. I' .. vffw , xg 5 6 1 12 13 14 15 16 Math 95

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1 'N VPN' 1. Roger Graham and Sue Bogdan search for insects in the grassland of SMESL. 2. Anna Crabtree, a new chemistry teacher, and Bruce Boue, a biology teacher and swimming coach, relax in the science office before school. 3. Field tech student, John Diamond, begins a tour of SMESL. The tours have become so popular that many requests by elementary students have been turned down. 4. Terry Garrison lights a bunson burner to begin her lab in chemistry. 5. Amy Morgan, Monica Mills, Chris Copeland and Liz Kingsbury seize the opportunity to experience the phenomonas of nature with first hand experience and tromp into the heart of SMESL. 6. John Brouillette-Biology L Boys Gymnastics Coach. 7. Richard Daw- son-Biology L AP Biology II. Environmental Problems, World Futuristics. 8. John Gilliland-Chemistry, Physics. 9. Lynn Hall-Biology L 10. Gene Hampton-Biology II, Department Head, S.0.S. sponsor. 11. Dean Jernigan-Field Tech L IL Biology II, Resource Center, SMESL Director. 12. Jerry Murray-Biology L Field Tech I 13. Kenneth Roper-Physics. Technical Physics. 14. Linda Wiersch-Biology Ig cheerleading sponsor, Honors and Awards Committee. a 2 1 10 11 12 13 14 Science 97