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BU I ESS LAB A D TYPI G Students in typing worked on speed and accura- cy in typing letters and tables. In business lab, Mr. Hagler gave and introduc- tion to the Apple II mini-computer. The lab also offered marketing, business machines, and typing packets for medical and legal secretaries. Personal finance was also offered. It is a re- quired course for graduation. + The TRS 80 was used by math students like Jeff Schroeder. X
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OCI L STUDIE A trip to the jail, studying the environment, and criminal justice were highlights of the year in the senior Modern Problems class. According to Jim Mullenix, teacher, We also spent a lot of time on current events. Study of the Constitution was one important unit for juniors in U.S. History which was also taught by Jim Mullenix. Freshman Global Studies students concentrated on how physical features affect world cultures. During a nine-week Oregon History course they made plaster of paris relief maps of Oregon which were exhibited at the Project Fair. Vince Drago taught the class. 5-4 ' if .4--saifil Teachers Jim Mullenix and Vince Drago are the social stud- ies department at Alsea High School. Mr. Mullenix teaches + Modern Problems and U.S. History, and Mr. Drago teaches Global Studies. ,
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Peter Shoshin taught ninth grade science, biology, and physics this year. Jerry Phelps taught biology and forestry. Ron Nicholson is shown with students in ninth grade science. He also taught algebra, applied math, and advanced math. M TH CIE CE The Project Fair drew student projects from math and science classes. Several students entered the Regional Skills Contest at the Educational Service District. Jeff Schroeder placed second in geometry, and Eric Phelps got honor- able mention in algebra I. Some math classes worked with surveying skills and the TRS 80 computer. Math teachers included Ron Nicholson, algebra, ap- plied math, and advanced math, and Jim Hagler, ninth grade math. Science teachers were Jerry Phelps, biology and for- estry, Peter Shoshin, ninth grade science, biology, and physics, and Ron Nicholson, ninth grade science. + Stephen Carpenter uses the greenhouse for an experiment for forestry class.
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