Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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life? Q, i A 'V .laclr Coolr '71 i lnduslrial Training .,v.. ibn NEARING COMPLETION is archileclual drawing's model house which Elwood Balrlcen, Howie Hunl and Mr. Jacobsen are inspecl- ing. Elaine Hieller Homemalcing Guidance Laureen Sloughlon Homemalcing Guidance Grace Thayer Homemalcing Lois Wesiling Homemalcing Practical and Fine Arts i'iUlllC L'lI7llUlIlll'5 is mzule pussilxle lu develop ll knowleclge ol' llome :incl lzimily lile :mil lo eslzilplisli an place in llie lillllll'C :is Slli'C'L'Nhlilll lmnlemzxkers :mil lllCllllJClih nl' sociely. The projects lm' lllis year imlucleml clnllling cmlslrlxclimi. llllll'lll0ll, persmlzll gromniiig. plun- ning 211111 p1'epz11'z1lim1 nl meals, buying :mil llllllgfl- mg ol Imuls. ll1Cl'2ll'i'2lllll use nl t'lCCll'l1.' zipplizmrtes and cllllcl will-. The main olmieclixes ul lllC slump classes are lo give llle lmys CXlDCl'lClli'L'XK'lll1'll will lil their imlivicl- ual lillllllli needs. iiillllbllgll llllfhll1KlL'lll'h knmvleclge, skills. zlllilucles :xml ZlfffllllllllSlllllClll5. he will learn Zllillllillilllllll ul' llle Ubllllllg lillll1l'C. iiilll' 2ll'l'llllL'i'lll2ll mlrzuvinq vlziss plzmnecl and i umsl1'uc'lecl il scale moclel ol' 21 house. Metal slmp classes made such things :ls lin cups, cookie CllIlCl'5. lllllily boxes, scoops zlml waste paper lmzislsels. The pupils in woml slmp c'm1sl1'L1c'lecl mlesks, eml mlules. colliee lzllxles, l'llCSl ol' rll'z1wel's zlncl hook Hicks. lo lillisll their lJl'0llllIil5 they used wood slzlins zuul lilezlclies. l',ll'i'll'lllly clzlsses 5lllilIl'll llie lllllilillllvlllllls ol rzinlios, zimpliliers :mil L'0ll5ll'lll'lL'll rzlcliu sets. Russel Essen Earl Jacobsen Sydney Schwarlz Elmer Tunluri Roberl Van Tries lnduslrial Training lnduslrial Training lnduslrial Training lnduslrial Training lnduslrial Training Aeronaulics Science Slage Crew Guidance Slage Lighling C Foolball Page I6

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Burlon Jacobson Olive Johnson Warner Nelllelon Hollace Sandholm Karl Siapel Science Biology Biology Science Science Science Club Science Club Traci: Social Studies C Foolball Guidance Essential In Modern Life Science, c'onsidered a ltnulamental in zt stu dent's curritiulum, is ollered to every pupil in the ninth grade and senior high school. Ninth grade general science provides back- ground for study in biology, physics and chemistry. Such subjects as light, heat, sottnd and electricity are treated in the course. Although lrogs, worms and dissection do not appeal to some pupils, all sophomores must take a biology course. .-Xs you pass the biology lab, it is not unusual to see students working at microscopes or on a test which requires that they know the ltnulatnentals ol' plant and animal lile. Plant and animal phyla must be memorized and the lile lunc- tions learned thoroughly by sophomores. Learning the laws ol' simple machines and elec- tricity and the uses to which they are Iltll in the modern world are only two ol' the tasks that junior class physicists are trying to complete. 'l'o complete their high school scietut' studies. seniors strive to learn formulas and put them to practical use in ehentislrt lab sessions. Stttdyittg' composition ol matter and the atomic' theory are both an important part ol Chemistry. BRINGING JUNGLE ATMOSPHERE into ihe biology classroom is a 'tropical planf. Miss Johnson, Bonnie Christiansen, Herman Fransen and Donna Draayer are among lhe numerous admirers of +he specimen. Vicior Siensrud lrwin Volltman Physics Chemistry Biology Audio-Visual Student Council NOT PICTURED Sla n. Brecltner Russell Harding we Page I5

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,......., e SPEED, PORTRAYS a model for lhe sevenlh grade arf class. Admiring lhe dog are Marlys Klulrow, Thomas Kelly lcwner ol fhe dogl and Miss Simon. ield atisfying Lives Edward Barrows Arr Swing Band Junior Class Hi-Y il'lll'0llgl1 llic Imroacl Iiclnl ul linn- 2ll'l5. one l'flXL'li5 Y2ll'lflllh splicrcs lrrnn IOIICS to designs. lllc IJlIl'I1U5L' ul' Lll'l is Io IIIUJI lllllllilll nc-L-mls in lln' lxcsl possible ways. Rulh Bauer Latin, lllhIl'lll'lLfll by Miss Cllznu llcrmlzln willl Spanish French l'll'CllCll and Spzlnisll-langln lxy Miss Ruth liznn-r. Higeens inaclc llic snulr-nl s View ol his own language IIIUIK' ' nl' an ulmjcclivc, lllus building linguistic lJOXYl'l'5 wlnfll is one nl' lllc most lllllX'ClAS2ll crlnjcclivcs. lixpllrssillg ll1ClllsL'lX'Cs lllfflllgll art work, lln' Clara Berdan SlllilCIllh arc zissislccl by Miss Rita Sinmn and Mr. L,+Lal1 y y... ,. ,. , ,..- - , leraure Lclnalcl lmlmns to X4llllL lllkll MQIL in clcnlllllg, Jr. Classical League lllfflllgll use ol color, Spanx' and lines. .X wlnlcl' Ushers' Club zlnml il spring art exhibit wcrc llclcl mluring llli' yczn' lo dcvclnp public' llllCl'CSl. Francis Blonigan . . S . H' h L'b ln l.llS'll'lllllClll unml sung. Mr. L. Lnnnons, Ml: rubfry airy luster 5ll'lCl'llCl' zincl Nlr. Rnlzcrl L. lXlyc'rs ilCYUlL'll lln-ir 1-xpc1'icm'c lo bringing Zllitllll llzmnony anal lnnc, Several cmiccrls wcrv pmmlliccal lu display ilu' Cllccls. Sclcvlccl nnxsiriuns gj0lll'lICf ccl lo ll music A lcslival at Llwlllilllllil. .Xlinmg llu' sllcflvcs ol' lllc lllJl'2ll'y worn' luunrl Carol Easfwold kilowlcclgc Zlllll plczlslxlc in lllc' flluiccs ol' lmolgs. JV- H'9l' l-'b 3'Y l-lcllming in sacking' lllClIl wore lllc liln':n'izlns, Miss Carol EilSlWUl1l and Nlr. l:l'ZlllC'l5 lilnnigan. W ' -10 Lawrence Emmons Band Q fi . l ' Ifqfg L --irv -A- Alice Gamrnel Roberl Myers Rila Simon Lesler Slriemer Hildred Tennihill Alfendance Vocal Music Ari Orcheslra Speech Sophomore Adviser Pholography Drama Club Page I7 0 5 l an c,1.fcs.