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Deb Overturf explores the world of o young gerbil. Carlo Sorum finds the overhead projector important in class participation. Mr. Jerry Gardner Aviation Biology Mr. Larry Yost Anatomy-Physiology Mr. William Merchant Chemistry Physics
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Mrs. Alice Nelson Algebra, Gen. Math Yearbook Dept. Chairmon Mr. James Hawk Algebra Consumers Math Math Analysis Mr. James McDermott Geometry Modern Math Mr. Fred Petersen Science Dept. Chairman Gene Kooper admires a periodic fable made by Mr. Bill Morchont. Students Explore Math and Science Scientific experimentation and application of reasoning power helped students to gain the knowledge needed to tackle the complicated problems of the Math and Science Department. Equations, theorems and proofs uncover great truths in math courses which range from algebra, geometry, and consumers math to math analysis. Courses are designed for both the college bound and vocationally oriented pupils. Study of chemistry, biology, physiology, and physics was the program established for those interested in science. Chemistry posed problems from the structure of molecules to the mixture of chemicals. The biology-physiology classes studied the complicated structure of the human body. Physics was a unit course for the study of matter-energy and their interrelationship. 18
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Faculty conferences prove beneficial to Mr. Bill Zuspon and Mr. Phil Schweitzer. SOCIAL SCIENCE Utilizes Small Group Techniques Small group discussions vitalize the entire Social Studies Program. Each student is urged to express himself in lively, thought-provoking sessions. American History helps a student understand his past and inspires him to participate in molding his future. Special projects during the year led students to realize community, national, and worldwide problems. Participation in County Government, discussion of U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT, and the student writing of a final chapter for the course gave timely application to the study. College-bound students are urged to enroll in the Senior Economics-Sociology class. Theory of economics is supplemented by individual income tax reports, daily stock market report and a field trip to the local bank. Sociology classes utilize the problem solving technique for discussion of the student's life values centered about the individual, the home, and the nation. Peggy Thomas uses free mods to confer with Mr. Furman. Mr. Thomas Hovorka Modern Problems American Government Economics Miss Ellen Christensen Cultural Geography World History 20
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