Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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business Because of problems passing the budget, nine replacement typewriters needed for business lab classes were cut. Three replacement typewriters were purchased, however, and government grant funds were used to buy a new computerized typewriter. Ion Abel taught three classes of business lab, personal finance, and typing. Within the business lab classes, he taught advanced record keeping, word processing, spread sheet, and ten key. Abel , and many students thought the combined classes were difficult because there was so much going on at the same time. 'll if V 5 1 S Q' H ,.,. Above: In personal finance, Rosie Fomai and Jon Abel do a taste Top: Marlanea Passarge does typing assignment. Above: In test as part of a consumer awareness unit. accounting, Scott Dixon uses adding machine.

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SCIENCE Peter Shoshin taught physical science to the reshmen and ecology as an elective, while Jerry helps taught biology to the sophomores. Shoshin, in he physical science class, stressed preparing labs nd interesting experiments which students demonstra- ed to elementary students. Members of the ecology class, after studying the 'nter-relationships among different elements of a ariety of ecosystems, took a three-day field trip along the Illinois River. They kept journals and ent on hikes, having to deal with cold rain and some now throughout the weekend. elow: Working on LBCC biology contest, Tom Davidson and Chris auer identify solutions. Right: Derek Riley dissects a frog in iology. mal' Left: Peter Shoshin helps Tracey Meeds with physical science lab Above: With great concentration, Troy Strom examines perch for biology experiment.

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SQCHAL STUTDHES Social studies classes included modern problems for the seniors, US. history for the juniors, and government and career education for the sophomores, all taught by Jim Mullenixp freshmen took global studies with Vince Drago. Mullenix taught new units in macroeconomics and juries in modern problems. The class had Deputy District Attorney Ken Osher and Attorney Bill Batter as guest speakers and took a field trip to the Benton County Law Enforcement Center. Ka c .nw-4 Left: Jim Mullenix helps joe Stancil with modern problems assignment, Above: Vince Drago lectures in global studies. Above: Patsy jones sets up VCR equipment for a class. Right: Cyndi Chambers prepares a visual aid For students. MEDHA Media specialist Patsy jones, along with Cyndi Chambers as aide, oversaw the operation of the library and media equipment. Jones helped students in grades 9-12 locate research materials, helped educate them about their uses, and co-ordinated use of the new video equipment.