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I students work hard to pass an exam. Alan Katseanes brings the bottle while Gary Kershaw. Laurel Benson, and Vickie Yorgensen mix the ‘'stuff in a chemistry lab. 23
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Shown hrrr arr Lou Jean Condic. David Allen, Lynn Wadsworth, and Danny Atkins making use of the microscopes in a Biology Lab. Science Students Get Practical Application “The students are able to get a practical application of the theories that are taught in the books, by use of the equipment available for the labs, said earth science teacher Dene Carson. “Because we have more equipment we are able to have more labs than when the course was started three years ago.” In the course are taught sections on the origin of rocks, evolution, climate and weather, earth history, and astronomy. Since the subject in required for freshmen the teachers try to make it as interesting and applicable as possible. In the mathematics section of the natural science department, a new teaching method was tried this year. It is a system of individual study in which the students are required to make a contract stating how much work they will accomplish. They are graded according to how well they keep their contracts. This system is known as the “Honors program” and was used in classes, freshmen to senior, taught by Mr. Floyd Mortensen. The students were selected by previous Algebra prognostic exams and also from the California Achievement l est, thus the name, “Honors program”. Other classes which are included under the department of Natural Science are Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Zoology, Botany, various maths, and Human Physiology. Mr. Jerry Hong, a Geometry and Algebra I teacher i» seen here correcting papers from his classes. Mr. Mortensen's class of Alge 22
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Mr. Mortensrns Ag. II class. Vo-Tech In School Teachers of Vo Tech and the subjects they teach goes as follows: Anna Alvord - Type and Personel T ype. Mell Davis - Bookkeeping and Type I. Carolyn Lyons - Shorthand, Office Practice and Consumer Problems. Mary Scott - Type I. II and Office Practice. Linda Sponrnburgh - Home Ec. Steve Bott - Ag II and Welding. Jay C. Mortensen - Ag I. II and IV'. Joseph Parker - Shop I. II and Building Construction. Leon Perks - Electronics. 24 Krvin Mrcham puts forth a littlr effort to accomplish something.
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