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Phillip Stucky Math. Dept. Head Algebra Teacher Calculus Teacher Mr. Prebezac's Contemporary Problems class discovers the intrigues of gerrymandering. x.. Lloyd Crowston Geometry Teacher Asst. Football Coach Asst. Track Coach Virginia Hardy Adv. Math. Teacher Geometry Teacher Sr. Class Adv. Elizabeth MacDonald Geometry Teacher Algebra Teacher John Rushing Algebra Teacher Geometry Teacher Golf Coach Micsis Hardy uses the overhead projector to explain a theorem to her geometry stu ents. Nancy Tyree Ir.-Sr. Math. Teacher Geometry Teacher Chess Club Adv. Dean Walter Geometry Teacher Algebra Teacher Torch Adv. I9
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Dee Pinkerton Soc. Stud. Dept. Head World Hist. Teacher Far East Teacher Warren Averill World Hist. Teacher Cont. Prob. Teacher Usher Corps Adv. Byron Baggaley U.S. Hist. Teacher World Hist. Teacher Dean Brink U.S. Hist. Teacher Alumni Ass'n. Boys' Intra. Adv. Edward Liston U.S. Hist. Teacher Economics Teacher Eugene Olmsted World Hist. Teacher Bus. Ed. Teacher Larry Burgher, Lynnae Pocock, and Georgia Gates analyze an inkblot for Psychology. The student considers the diverse images these adults project. 'x !9 Earl Prebezac John Rasmussen Margaret West Alice Wiley Raymond Williams james Zachow Cont. Prob. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher Cont. Prob. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher Cont. Prob. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher Bond and Levy Ch. World Hist. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher Psychology Teacher Traditions Com. Adv. Student Forum Adv. Usher Corps Adv. The new flexible schedule this year allowed the Roosevelt Social Studies department to introduce more cooperative teaching. Students from all history classes were able to meet in the auditorium during E period for special speakers and films. Students were required to take United States History and Contemporary Problemsg World History, Economics, Far East, and Psychology were offered as electives. ln addition to regular classroom study, I8 l some students visited newspaper plants, worked in' campaign offices, and attended an International Rela- tions Conference. ln the Mathematics department, team-teaching was introduced in a lunior-Senior Math Class. With additions to the building this program will be ex- tended. New books were also introduced which Com- bined Algebra Ill and trigonometry into one full year course.
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