Argentine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Mr. Robert Hampton Physics, Adv. Math, Adv. Algebra She love» me, »ho loves me not. wouldn't be advisable in Mr. Thomas’ Science 7 class. Mr. Terry Rapp demonstrates capillary attraction for his biology students. Mr. Archie Thomas Science 7, Biology Mr. Robert Yockcl Math 7 Bite me and I’ll pinch your tail’’ warned Gonzalo Reyes, while Claudine Andrews had problems containing another snake. TA 29 J

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The shades are about to be drawn as Mr. Victor Unruh threads a film for his general science class. Modern math complemented BSCS New books and equipment provided a more active program for the students in the math and science departments. Freshman math and science courses taught students material of practical appli- cation and also prepared them for beginning algebra and biology. Field days to a pond and a nearby vacant lot and increased laboratory work with living organisms were given greater stress in the biology classes with the adoption of Biological Science Curriculum Studies. The biology department increased its staff by adding Mr. Rapp to the faculty. New demonstration equipment facilitated the chem- istry classes’ primary teaching technique, direct experimentation. Throughout the year the faculty coordinated efforts to provide for students a smooth continuity of programmed learning. Mr. Titus Burkholder Math 9 Mr. K. E. Clohecy Geometry Math E8 Mr. Ronald Fiel Biology- Mi. Loren Green Algebra, Math 7 E7 Mr. Homer Bearrick demonstrates the handling of H2SO4 to Susan Williams in chemistry class. Practice 4, page 151 would be a good assignment for Mr. C. F. Kukuk's algebra students.

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Mr. Larry Bale American History Mr. Lee Flachsbarth American Government Mi»» Phyllis Kraft Psychology Mrs. llene Maxwell American Government Social studies prepared citizens Mr. Bruce Eighmey files references for his world his- tory and geography classes. The main purpose of the social studies courses was to develop well adjusted, active, and informed citizens. This purpose was better achieved through- out the school year by using all available teaching aids, such as films, tapes, and records. A visit to the mental hospital in Osowatamie proved to be an enlightening experience for the psychology class. In- formed speakers, such as Mr. L. D. McDonald, a lawyer in the greater Kansas City area, spoke to several of the social studies classes about law courts and court systems. An increased awareness by stu- dents toward international affairs was encouraged by teachers as the war in Viet Nam continued to be a major topic of the time and Surveyor III recorded findings from its moon shovel. Satisfied with the record. Mr. Mike I.avin prepares to go to his American history class. Mrs. Karen Shute grades a few more civics papers before calling it a day. Mrs. Sandra Reid Mr. Darrell Sjoblom Mr. Mark Wright Orientations, 1st sem. History 8 Geography 7 30