Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

Page 184 text:

JN Q. iwlslgtifi' in Keith Veler Heather Vogen John Walden Kyle Warden Kristine Wertz Betsy West Brian Wheeler Julie Wheeler Lisa Willem Diana Willett Rhonda Williams An 178 0 Freshmen gie Williamson Tim Winger Mike Winslow Doug Winters Barbara Witt 'lfvl ,. JU 1,11 L, '1 .f wr ,K 'I ,, Kg, 'ta to 'bi Q W :juni Ln l .f M - i ' fs ' , 5 ,ln fa .l luann, r . 1 ' fi? Ki- A LA...-..L1 fr

Page 183 text:

,T 5 gap ff' meg Lg I A A gl TT' iii, i ' 5 ' r sd - ,L 2. , 41 Y, ,Q H jv .-f , .4 X- ' X ,- ig, '72, ff, 1 V ,.l , v i , ,- I Illl 1 X if QL if -i 1' HU , . , l F l 'gl W lc . .. A W , , N Q H V T 1 QB l i' ' A ' i i E W wi W1 'xx' 41 . lk Bri -f' A 'A Q f 4.4: w,pf,l 1 . T T T LU '.-VliLi4l. .:l'5h.-U' X u f E541 A ' fr - ,lb- Lil. 'al-. 'V- ' -...L. 'S G Na ,un Tracy Steinmeyer Tim Stenseth Laurie Stevens Elizabeth Swanson Regina Sweeney Jon Swenson Dan Swift Jill Tarr Ken Tell Carla Thacker Amy Thompson Brenda Thompson Phyllis Thompson Laura Toma Debra Toney Brian Turnquist Jane Uren David Vawter Freshmen 0 177

Page 185 text:

Solar hotdog cooker unique class projects Using the sun to cook a meal, freshmen algebra students built solar hotdog cookers from plaster of Paris, wood, papiermache, and cement. Dr. Shutters helped with equations, a cement mold, and answering questions. Aluminum foil directed the rays of the sun and, if working correctly, the hotdog was done to a fine finish in about five minutes. Put together an ant farm, transplant plants, curry a horse, make fun meal surprises - all were demonstration speeches given in Language Arts. Within eight minutes each freshman illustrated how to do something. Food demonstrations were popular with the audiences. Learning about prehistoric life, Earth Science students compiled a term paper. Each was required to have five sources and to footnote his findings. Other class projects included cooking a balanced meal for the class in Contemporary Home Ec. Industrial Arts students mass produced backgammon and checkerboards as well as small tables and desks. The Mideastern peace treaty was debated in geography. Spanish students described what they did during one day in a five minute Spanish talk while German students took a bike ride, speaking only in German. Introduction to Business students invested an imaginary 510,000 in the stock market, watched market reports for a week, and sold their holdings the last day of school recording their profits or losses. 1 Freshmen Scott Schneider and Mori Sorenson check out the vending machines in the Commons during an open hour. 2 Scheduling for next year, Teri Hart talks with freshman counselor Dick Cory. 3 During a free hour, many head for the quiet atmosphere of the library. Freshman Laura oma concentrates on a writing assignment. Senior Spanish students Mark Rhoads helps reshmen Spanish students Nicci Noyes and ammy Eller. 5 Ron Hancock, Mark Caskey, and Shawn Patrick discuss upcoming projects in General Metals.