St Joseph High School - Crescent Yearbook (St Joseph, MI)

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-....-ff ' Sciences DUYif'9 'he nfsff Sixth, und SeVe'1ll1 l'0U"5 Mr. Greene assists Carol Moore and Dave of Hill' dUYf MY- zlfk eXPlUl'15 'he "mi" Poole with the arrangement of their acIes" of science to his eighth grade biology notes. classes. Mr. Larkin shows Warren Geisler, a chemistry stu- dent, the proper procedure of water distillation. X X Under the observing eye of Mr. Hartmann, Dana Paxson and Hal Story perform an experiment for eighth grade science. Mathematics As Butch Moniot watches, Mr. Higgs demonstrates the intricacies of the diagonals of a rectangle dur- ing noon hour geometry class. Bruce Schadler and Arthur Keeter are learning from Mr. Brittan why their arithmetic problems do not 12 check. Mr. Free is seen with Judy Hughes, a senior. The use of the slide rule simplifies computations in ad- vanced mathernatlcs courses. Mrs. Johnson, ninth grade instructor, watches Chuck Moore and Mary liskey as they master the funda- mentals of algebra.

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Social Studies United States history teacher Mr. Davis, who Mr. Ropele, the iunior class counselor, is Mr. Evans takes a moment to pose for a also adyises the Student Council, is shown discussing next year's schedule with staff photographer. In the background is with o group of students planning the Variety Sandra Youngblood. Mr. Ropele also the fifth hour civics class, hard at work Show. teaches senior sociology classes. on a written assignment. if I -s -' Mr, Heathcote reads avidly from the Although Mr. Blum 59,-ikes on easy book, When Men Are Free. His interested Places of historical interest are pointed out as pose, seniors discover his method gf listeners are ninth grade civics students, Mr. Buursma does some map study with world teaching government is far from JON' Zeflef and -lane' Zilkowski. history students, Carlene Anderson and Ray relaxing. Cou-Iombe. , L Latin anguages Spanish fa suit' ' Miss Robb, who says she definitely went to school Mary Fast and lliave Conrad are reviewing their with Caesar, checks her watch in a characteristic SPGYIISH IBSSOF1 Wlfh the help Of Mr. Benson. Mr. way as late arrivals hurry to their lockers. 590500 also leflfhes l0W'Wl'5m- ll

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Fine Arts With violin in hand, Mr. Erbach helps members of the orchestra over the more difficult parts of the day's practice. Mr. Howard stops for a moment to pose for a picture as the band prepares for a performance. 3 I . ,,, Y. s I Marcia Heiftenf 0 iU'1f"f 'W' M'- 'WE' U" 'TWH Guided by Miss icnawiyx amniifiaon, Phil away W0'k"'9 W"l' lk? M'xe"'l chorus as l ev wo' on attempts to live up to the an classes' motto, "We SIGNS f0" the 5P"n9 feilwal- are picture makers, not picture takers." Physical Education A . 5 K X Miss Gehres, refereeing girls' volley ball, is assisted Mr. Haack officiates as two members of the third hour gym by Carol Eckman. class engage in wrestling. Other class members are inter- ested spectators. 13