Mapleton High School - Maple Log Yearbook (Mapleton, OR)

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CARING A democratic way of doing things is the philosophy in all of Mr. Klein's history classes. The students are able to write their own contracts over any subject related to the class, thus giving them a strong voice in what they learn. In Nlr. Benscoter's Science classes the stu- dents are given the opportunity to expand into areas of special interest such as work in bacteriology, ocean- ography, forestry or electronics rather than having a set course outline. Nlr. Scarberry also in- corporated the contract system into his biology classes in order to let the students work at a pace alone to their learning ability. 1..' I X 1 ' Y. . -1-Welle' lm Wir 1

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Frichtl, the new business education teacher who many thought was a student in school, organized and directed the girls drill team. Miss htI's cheerfulness and smile are as much a part of her classes as the type ers and adding machines. in or shine Nlr. Landauer is pounding out the miles in training for an up- ning marathon. He also took on the responsibility of coaching the fresh- n basketball team. . Nlorris, continuing to build the music department installed a new stereo md system, conducted several junior and senior high concerts and advised l numerous Music Club activities.

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l' FAR LEFT: IVlr. Scarberry points out a test answer to a couple of science students. TOP: Nlr. Benscoter shows Cindy Shepard her marks for the semester. BOTTOM: Checking the validity of Diane Attleberger's objectives for her modern problem profile sheets, is IVlr. Klein. DEDICATION ' .5 ..A. ..,-..,...