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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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Lee Folsom John Fullner Sandra McVay Chemistry Teacher Biology Teacher Biology Teacher Physics Teacher Ir. Class Adv. Radio Club Adv. The student is given the chance to confront and to examine. Mr. Walker uses a light bulb to demonstrate the presence of ions in a solu- tion. Doris Mullen David Scott Douglas Smith Albert Walker Biology Teacher Science Dept. Head Biology Teacher Chemistry Teacher Spades Adv. Physics Teacher Nat. His. Club Adv. Swim Team Adv. Instr. Council Ch. Allen Philips, Karen Jackson, and Dennis Stevens observe a gopher snake. This year the Roosevelt Science department involved all Biology stu- dents and four teachers in the Biology team-teaching program. Students were assigned to one teacher but fol- lowed a uniform program of labs and lectures. This provided an opportunity for the students to benefit from teach- ers with particular interests and spe- cialties. Students were also enrolled in Chemistry l and ll, and Physics l and ll. Chemistry lll and Physics III were offered to advanced students. Because of the new building con- struction, the biology portable was moved to the front lawn. The northeast wing was cleared for construction, moving several classes, including biology and chemistry labs, to other parts of the building. 2 I
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